agent en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de agent en el diccionario inglés»español

agent [ingl. am. ˈeɪdʒənt, ingl. brit. ˈeɪdʒ(ə)nt] SUST.

1.1. agent C (for person):

agent

agente mf

election agent (in UK)

representante mf electoral

1.2. agent C (for company):

agent (person)

agente mf

agent (person)

representante mf

agent (firm)

agencia f

1.3. agent C (government officer in US):

agent

agente mf

2. agent C (spy):

agent

agente mf

secret agent

agente secreto m / agente secreta f

3.1. agent C (person acting):

agent

agente mf

you're a free agent

eres libre or tienes total libertad (de hacer lo que quieras)

3.2. agent C (force):

agent form.

agente m

its potential as an agent for change

su potencial como agente de cambio

4. agent C or U (substance):

agent

agente m

oxidizing agent

agente oxidante

bulking agent

esponjante m

raising agents

fermentos mpl y levaduras fpl

shipping agent SUST.

shipping agent

consignatario m / consignataria f

secret agent SUST.

secret agent

agente mf secreto

special agent SUST.

special agent

agente mf especial

travel agent SUST.

travel agent

agente mf de viajes

travel agent's

agencia f de viajes

wetting agent SUST.

wetting agent

agente m humectante

estate agent SUST. ingl. brit.

estate agent

agente mf inmobiliario

estate agent

agente mf de la propiedad inmobiliaria

estate agent

corredor m de fincas / corredora f de fincas Esp.

estate agent

corredor m de fincas / corredora f de fincas Chile

double agent SUST.

double agent

doble agente mf

foreign agent SUST.

1. foreign agent MED.:

foreign agent

agente m externo

2. foreign agent (representative):

foreign agent

representante mf en el extranjero

freight agent SUST.

freight agent

agencia f de transporte de mercancías

agent en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de agent en el diccionario inglés»español

agent [ˈeɪdʒənt] SUST.

agent

agente mf

secret agent

agente secreto

travel agent SUST.

travel agent

agente mf de viajes

insurance agent SUST.

insurance agent

agente mf de seguros

shipping agent SUST.

shipping agent

consignatario(-a) m (f)

publicity agent SUST.

publicity agent

agente mf de publicidad

secret agent SUST.

secret agent

agente mf secreto, -a

carrying agent SUST.

carrying agent

agente mf de carga

estate agent SUST. ingl. brit.

estate agent

agente mf inmobiliario, -a

estate agent

corredor(a) m (f) de propiedades Chile

general agent SUST. ingl. brit.

general agent

agente mf general

forwarding agent SUST.

forwarding agent

agente mf de tránsito

agent Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

secret agent

agente secreto

undercover agent

agente mf secreto

to plant a secret agent

introducir a un agente secreto

intelligence agent

agente mf secreto, -a

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

When the concentration of the actual quenching agent is varied, the rate of electron transfer therefore the degree of phosphorescence is affected.

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Thus, each agent can be represented by a characteristic fingerprint of cell-line responsiveness, indicated by the bar graph presentation.

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The matrix is a continuous layer of elongated fibre strands held together by a water-resistant bonding agent.

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Daughter of a barmaid and a travel agent, the clothes horse has also been a muse for creatives, inspiriting artists and designers alike.

www.independent.ie

During this sting operation, he worked as an undercover agent.

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This makes it a class of antihelminthic agent.

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In the future there will be agent's revisions, editor's revisions, proof-reader's revisions.

www.huffingtonpost.co.uk

Bleached flour is any refined flour with a whitening agent added.

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There are long wait times, repetitive questions, unwanted inquiries, different menus and submenus, calls just hung up by the agent, many transfers.

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According to the upmarket estate agent, while inflation-adjustedhouse prices grew 68pc in the Noughties, prices will grow just 40pc in the next decade.

www.telegraph.co.uk