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Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford

middling [americ ˈmɪdlɪŋ, Brit ˈmɪd(ə)lɪŋ] ADJ

middling (in size): mediano

middling (in quality): regular

fair² SUBST

1.1. fair (market):

fair: feria f

county fair: feria f rural

county fair: exposición f rural (a nivel provincial)

1.2. fair:

trade fair: feria f industrial

trade fair: feria f comercial

trade fair: exposición f industrial

trade fair: exposición f comercial

trade fair: feria f de muestras Esp

book fair: feria f del libro

1.3. fair (bazaar):

fair: feria f (con fines benéficos)

fair: kermés f CSur Méx

fair: bazar m Col

2. fair (funfair):

fair Brit: feria f

I. fair¹ <fairer fairest> [americ fɛr, Brit fɛː] ADJ

1. fair (just):

fair person/decision: justo

fair person/decision: imparcial

fair fight/contest/election: limpio

she was never given a fair chance: nunca le dieron una oportunidad como es debido

come on, now: fair's fair: vamos, seamos justos or lo justo es justo

it's not fair!: ¡no hay derecho!

it's not fair!: ¡no es justo!

I feel it's only fair to warn you: me parece justo advertirte

by fair means or foul: por las buenas o por las malas

fair enough: bueno, está bien

he's come in for more than his fair share of criticism: le ha tocado recibir muchas críticas

I've had my fair share of problems recently: ya he tenido bastantes problemas últimamente

to be fair on or to sb it's not fair to her to expect her to do it: no es justo pretender que lo haga ella

that wouldn't be fair on the others: eso no sería justo (para) con los demás

that wouldn't be fair on the others: esto afectaría injustamente a los demás

but to be fair one has to recognize that …: pero en honor a la verdad uno tiene que reconocer que …

be fair (to him): no seas injusto (con él)

fair and square he won fair and square: ganó en buena ley or con todas las de la ley

I hit him fair and square on the nose: le di de lleno en la nariz

all's fair in love and war: en el amor y en la guerra todo vale

2.1. fair (blonde):

fair hair/person: rubio

fair hair/person: güero Méx

fair hair/person: mono Col

fair hair/person: catire Ven

2.2. fair (of skin):

fair complexion/person: blanco

3. fair (beautiful) lit:

fair maiden/lady: hermoso

fair maiden/lady: bello

the fair sex humor: el sexo débil humor

I made it with my own fair hands humor: lo hice con estas dos manitas

I made it with my own fair hands humor: lo hice yo solito

4.1. fair (quite good):

we have a fair chance of winning: tenemos bastantes posibilidades de ganar

I don't know for sure, but I can give you a fair idea: no estoy seguro pero te puedo dar una idea bastante aproximada

his work is fair: su trabajo es pasable or aceptable

she made a fair attempt at the last question: hizo un esfuerzo bastante razonable en la última pregunta

doctors say her condition is fair: los médicos opinan que su estado es satisfactorio

fair to middling coloq, humor how are you? — fair to middling: ¿qué tal estás? — voy tirando coloq

fair to middling coloq, humor how are you? — fair to middling: ¿qué tal estás? — ahí la llevo Méx coloq

fair to middling coloq, humor how are you? — fair to middling: ¿qué tal estás? — ahí, llevandola Col Ven coloq

4.2. fair (considerable) coloq atrib:

fair number/amount/speed: bueno

it's still a fair climb to the top: todavía nos queda una buena subida hasta la cima

it's a fair journey: hay un buen trecho

5.1. fair METEO (of weather):

we'll go if it's fair: iremos si hace buen tiempo

5.2. fair METEO (favorable):

fair wind/tide: a favor

to be set fair to win: tener todas las de ganar

II. fair¹ [americ fɛr, Brit fɛː] ADV

1. fair (impartially):

fair play/deal: limpio

fair play/deal: limpiamente

2. fair (quite):

fair coloq or region: realmente

I. middle [americ ˈmɪdl, Brit ˈmɪd(ə)l] SUBST

1. middle (of object, place):

middle (center): centro m

middle (center): medio m

middle (half-way line): mitad f

it stood in the middle of the room: estaba en el centro or en (el) medio or en la mitad de la habitación

they were playing in the middle of the road: estaban jugando en (el) medio or en la mitad de la calle

much of the play was confined to the middle of the field: el partido se concentró en el centro del campo

the industries are concentrated in the middle of the country: las industrias se concentran en el centro del país

in the middle of nowhere: quién sabe dónde

in the middle of nowhere: en el quinto pino Esp coloq

in the middle of nowhere: donde el diablo perdió el poncho AmSul coloq

we cut the cake down the middle: partimos el pastel por la mitad

to split sth down the middle: dividir algo por la mitad

the party is split down the middle over this issue: el partido está dividido en dos sectores de opinión sobre este problema

2. middle (of period, activity):

in the middle of the week/month/year/century: a mediados de semana/mes/año/siglo

it's the middle of winter: estamos en pleno invierno

in the middle of the day the temperature can reach …: alrededor del medio día la temperatura suele alcanzar …

in the middle of the night/concert: en la mitad de la noche/del concierto

to be in the middle of sth/-ing , I'm in the middle of cooking dinner: estoy preparando la cena

I'm in the middle of a really exciting novel at the moment: en este momento estoy leyendo una novela muy interesante

we were right in the middle of eating when the doorbell rang: sonó el timbre justo cuando estábamos comiendo

to knock sb into the middle of next week coloq: romperle el alma or la crisma a alguien coloq

3. middle (waist):

middle: cintura f

the water came up to his middle: el agua le llegaba a la cintura

II. middle [americ ˈmɪdl, Brit ˈmɪd(ə)l] ADJ atrib

the middle house of the three: de las tres, la casa de en medio or del medio

middle finger: dedo m medio or del corazón

she was the middle child: ella era la (hija) de en medio or del medio

we had reached the middle point of our journey: habíamos llegado a la mitad de nuestro recorrido

in his middle years: en su madurez

middle-aged [americ ˌmɪdl ˈeɪdʒd, Brit mɪdəlˈeɪdʒd] ADJ

middle-aged person: de mediana edad

middle-aged person: de edad madura

middle-aged person: maduro

middle-aged attitudes/ideas: de persona mayor

middle age SUBST U

middle age: madurez f

the middle-age spread: la curva de la felicidad eufem

middle-income [ˌmɪdlˈɪnkəm] ADJ

middle-income group/family:

middle-income: de ingresos medios

middle manager SUBST

middle manager: mando mf (inter)medio

middle ground SUBST

the middle ground: el terreno propicio para un avenimiento

middle management SUBST

middle management: mandos mpl (inter)medios

middle management: cuadros mpl (inter)medios

middle management: gerencia f media

I. middle class [americ ˈˌmɪdl ˈklæs, Brit] SUBST C or U often pl

middle class: clase f media

the upper/lower middle class: la clase media alta/baja

II. middle-class ADJ

middle-class family/district: de clase media

middle-class attitudes/morality: burgués

middle-class attitudes/morality: convencional

I. middle distance SUBST (in picture, photo)

middle distance: segundo plano m

II. middle-distance ADJ

middle-distance atrib running/race:

middle-distance: de medio fondo

middle-distance runner: mediofondista mf

no Dicionário PONS

I. middling [ˈmɪdlɪŋ] ADJ coloq

1. middling (average):

middling: mediano, -a

2. middling (not very good):

middling: regular

II. middling [ˈmɪdlɪŋ] ADV

middling: regular

I. middle [mɪdl] SUBST

1. middle (centre):

middle: medio m

in the middle of sth: en medio de algo

in the middle of the night: en plena noche

to be in the middle of doing sth: estar ocupado haciendo algo

(in) the middle of nowhere: donde da la vuelta el viento

in the middle of the square: en el centro de la plaza

2. middle coloq (waist):

middle: cintura f

II. middle [mɪdl] ADJ

1. middle (equidistant):

middle: central

2. middle (medium):

middle: medio, -a

middle class SUBST

middle class: clase f media

middle-aged ADJ

middle-aged: de mediana edad

middle age SUBST

middle age: mediana edad f

middle-class ADJ

middle-class: de la clase media

middle name SUBST

middle name: segundo nombre m

middle ear SUBST

middle ear: oído m medio

upper-middle-income [ˈʌpəʳˈmɪdlˈɪŋkʌm, americ -ɚˈmɪdlˈɪn-] ADJ inv

upper-middle-income: con ingresos de clase media alta

middle-of-the-road ADJ

middle-of-the-road: moderado, -a

no Dicionário PONS

I. middling [ˈmɪd·lɪŋ] ADJ coloq

1. middling (average):

middling: mediano, -a

2. middling (not very good):

middling: regular

middling: flojo, -a

II. middling [ˈmɪd·lɪŋ] ADV

middling: regular

middling: pichí pichá coloq

I. middle [ˈmɪd·əl] SUBST

1. middle (center):

middle: medio m

in the middle of sth: en medio de algo

in the middle of the night: en plena noche

to be in the middle of doing sth: estar ocupado haciendo algo

(in) the middle of nowhere: donde da la vuelta el viento fig

2. middle coloq (waist):

middle: cintura f

II. middle [ˈmɪd·əl] ADJ

1. middle (equidistant):

middle: central

2. middle (medium):

middle: medio, -a

middle-class ADJ

middle-class: de la clase media

middle-aged ADJ

middle-aged: de mediana edad

middle class SUBST

middle class: clase f media

middle age SUBST

middle age: mediana edad f

middle name SUBST

middle name: segundo nombre m

middle-of-the-road ADJ

middle-of-the-road: moderado, -a

Middle Ages SUBST pl

Middle Ages: Edad f Media

Middle East SUBST

Middle East: Oriente m Medio

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bang in the middle of the road: en el mismísimo centro de la carretera

to play both ends against the middle americ: oponer a dos contrincantes en beneficio propio

in the middle of the night: en plena noche

to be in the middle of doing sth: estar ocupado haciendo algo

in the middle of the square: en el centro de la plaza

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

It rose from a middling city of no special importance to one of the world's largest and most prosperous.

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Middling and upper-class people also joined his cause.

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While it has had middling success in terms of ratings, it may well be the biggest influence in the youth culture market, said a trendspotter.

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Another middling season followed in 1967, with six wins, seven losses, and one tie.

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As such, these middling farmers determined the laws of the "polis" in times of peace and decided when the "polis" would wage war.

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