inducer no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para inducer no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

self-induced [americ ˈˌsɛlf ənˈd(j)ust, Brit ˌsɛlfɪnˈdjuːst] ADJ

1. self-induced trance/illness:

self-induced

autoprovocado

2. self-induced ELETRÓN:

self-induced voltage

autoinducido

inducement [americ ɪnˈd(j)usmənt, Brit ɪnˈdjuːsm(ə)nt] SUBST

1. inducement C or U (incentive):

inducement

incentivo m

inducement

aliciente m

2. inducement U MED:

inducement

inducción f

induce [americ ɪnˈd(j)us, Brit ɪnˈdjuːs] VERBO trans

1. induce (persuade, cause):

to induce sb to + infin

inducir a alguien a  +  infin

whatever induced him to change his mind?

¿qué lo habrá inducido or llevado a cambiar de opinión?

even fine weather failed to induce him outdoors

ni siquiera el buen tiempo lo animó a salir

2. induce (cause) formal:

induce merriment/anger

provocar

induce merriment/anger

producir

3.1. induce MED:

induce hypnosis/sleep

inducir

induce hypnosis/sleep

provocar

3.2. induce MED:

induce labor

provocar

induce labor

inducir

they had to induce her Brit coloq

le tuvieron que provocar el parto

4. induce ELETRÓN:

induce current

inducir

seducer [americ səˈd(j)usər, Brit sɪˈdjuːsə] SUBST

seducer

seductor m / seductora f

producer [americ prəˈd(j)usər, Brit prəˈdjuːsə] SUBST

1. producer (manufacturer):

producer

fabricante mf

producer

productor m / productora f

2.1. producer:

producer CINEMA, TEATR, TV

productor m / productora f

2.2. producer (director):

producer RÁDIO, TEATR

director m / directora f

saucer [americ ˈsɔsər, Brit ˈsɔːsə] SUBST

saucer

platillo m

with eyes like saucers

con (los) ojos como platos

induction [americ ɪnˈdəkʃ(ə)n, Brit ɪnˈdʌkʃ(ə)n] SUBST U

1.1. induction (introduction):

induction (into sth)

iniciación f (en algo)

induction (into sth) atrib course/training/period

introductorio

1.2. induction REL:

induction

instalación f como párroco

his induction into the parish

su instalación como párroco

1.3. induction americ MILITAR:

induction

reclutamiento m

induction

conscripción f lat-amer

2.1. induction MED (of labor):

induction

inducción f

2.2. induction MED (of hypnosis, sleep):

induction

inducción f

induction

provocación f

3. induction ELETRÓN:

induction

inducción f

induction atrib relay/motor/coil

de inducción

induction loop SUBST ELETRÓN

induction loop

bucle m de inducción

induct [americ ɪnˈdəkt, Brit ɪnˈdʌkt] VERBO trans

to induct sb (as sth) he was inducted as governor

fue investido (como) gobernador

50, 000 were inducted (into the army) americ

fueron reclutados 50.000 soldados

inductee [americ ɪnˌdəkˈti, Brit ɪndʌkˈtiː] SUBST americ

inductee

recluta mf

inductee

conscripto m / conscripta f lat-amer

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Traduções para inducer no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

inducement [ɪn·ˈdus·mənt] SUBST

inducement

incentivo m

induce [ɪn·ˈdus] VERBO trans

1. induce (persuade) a. ELETRÓN, FÍS:

induce

inducir

2. induce (cause):

induce

provocar

seducer [sɪ·ˈdu·sər] SUBST

seducer

seductor(a) m (f)

producer [prə·ˈdu·sər] SUBST

producer

productor(a) m (f)

saucer [ˈsɔ·sər] SUBST

saucer

platillo m

induction [ɪn·ˈdʌk·ʃən] SUBST

1. induction (installation):

induction

instalación f

induction into organization

ingreso m

2. induction (initiation):

induction

iniciación f

3. induction a. MED:

induction

inducción f

induction range [or stove]

cocina f de inducción

4. induction FILOSOF, ELETRÓN:

induction

inducción f

induct [ɪn·ˈdʌkt] VERBO trans

1. induct (install):

induct

investir

2. induct (initiate):

induct

iniciar

3. induct (recruit):

induct

reclutar

inductive [ɪn·ˈdʌk·tɪv] ADJ

inductive

inductivo, -a

indulge [ɪn·ˈdʌldʒ] VERBO trans (allow)

indulge

consentir

indulge desire

satisfacer

to indulge oneself in...

darse el lujo de...

to indulge oneself in...

permitirse...

I.produce¹ [prə·ˈdus] VERBO trans

1. produce:

produce (create)

producir

produce (manufacture)

fabricar

2. produce (give birth to):

produce

dar a luz

3. produce CINEMA, TEATR, TV:

produce

realizar

produce

producir

produce music, recording

dirigir

4. produce (show):

produce

mostrar

to produce a knife

sacar un cuchillo

to produce one's passport

enseñar el pasaporte

to produce an alibi

presentar una coartada

5. produce (cause):

produce

causar

to produce results

producir resultados

II.produce¹ [prə·ˈdus] VERBO intr BOT

produce (bear fruit)

dar frutos