INVALID - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

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inglês

espanhol

invalid¹ [americ ˈɪnvələd, Brit ˈɪnvəlɪd] SUBST

invalid

enfermo m / enferma f

invalid atrib diet/food

para enfermos

invalid car

coche m para minusválido antiq or ofens

invalid car

coche m para discapacitado

my invalid mother

mi madre enferma

invalid² [americ ɪnˈvæləd, Brit ɪnˈvalɪd] ADJ

invalid assumption/conclusion

inválido

invalid application/contract/will

inválido

invalid application/contract/will

no válido

invalid in law

sin validez legal

invalid in law

sin valor ante la ley

invalid out VERBO [americ ˈɪnvələd -, Brit ˈɪnvəlɪd -] Brit (v + o + adv)

invalid out

dar de baja (por invalidez)

invalid home VERBO [americ ˈɪnvələd -, Brit ˈɪnvəlɪd -] Brit (v + o + adv)

invalid home

dar de baja (por invalidez)

he was invalided home to France

fue repatriado a Francia

fractious invalid

quejumbroso

look after invalid/child/animal

cuidar

look after invalid/child/animal

cuidar de

espanhol

inglês

valetudinario (valetudinaria)

invalid

inválido (inválida) documento

invalid

inválido (inválida) argumento

invalid

invaledero (invaledera)

invalid

sin validez

invalid

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inglês

espanhol

I. invalid¹ [ˈɪnvəlɪd] SUBST

1. invalid (incapacitated person):

invalid ofens or antiq

inválido(-a) m (f) ofens or antiq

2. invalid (sick person):

invalid antiq

enfermo(-a) m (f)

II. invalid¹ [ˈɪnvəlɪd] ADJ

1. invalid ofens or antiq (disabled):

invalid

inválido, -a ofens or antiq

invalid chair

silla f de ruedas

2. invalid antiq (sick):

invalid

enfermo, -a

invalid diet

dieta f para enfermos

III. invalid¹ [ˈɪnvəlɪd] VERBO trans

1. invalid ofens or antiq (disable):

invalid

dejar inválido, -a ofens or antiq

2. invalid antiq (make sick):

invalid

poner enfermo, -a

Expressões:

to invalid out Brit

dar de baja por invalidez

to invalid sb home Brit

repatriar a alguien por invalidez

invalid² [ɪnˈvælɪd] ADJ

1. invalid JUR (not legally binding):

invalid

nulo, -a

legally invalid

sin validez legal

to become invalid

caducar

2. invalid (unsound):

invalid

no válido, -a

technically invalid

técnicamente incorrecto

espanhol

inglês

no ser válido

to be invalid

inválido (-a)

invalid

inválido (-a)

invalid ofens o antiq

declarar nulo

to declare invalid

voto nulo

invalid vote

declarar la nulidad de algo

to declare sth invalid

no tener validez

to be invalid

perder vigencia

to become invalid

no Dicionário PONS

inglês

espanhol

I. invalid¹ [ˈɪn·və·lɪd] SUBST

invalid (incapacitated person)

inválido(-a) m (f)

invalid (sick person)

enfermo(-a) m (f)

II. invalid¹ [ˈɪn·və·lɪd] ADJ

invalid (disabled)

inválido, -a

invalid (sick)

enfermo, -a f

III. invalid¹ [ˈɪn·və·lɪd] VERBO trans

invalid (disable)

dejar inválido, -a

invalid (make sick)

poner enfermo, -a

invalid² [ɪn·ˈvæl·ɪd] ADJ

1. invalid JUR (not legally binding):

invalid

nulo, -a

legally invalid

sin validez legal

to become invalid

caducar

2. invalid (unsound):

invalid

no válido, -a

technically invalid

técnicamente incorrecto

espanhol

inglês

inválido (-a)

invalid

inválido (-a)

invalid

no ser válido

to be invalid

voto nulo

invalid vote

declarar la nulidad de algo

to declare sth invalid

perder vigencia

to become invalid

no tener validez

to be invalid

vínculo caduco

invalid [or broken] link

Present

I	invalid
you	invalid
he/she/it	invalids
we	invalid
you	invalid
they	invalid

Past

I	invalided
you	invalided
he/she/it	invalided
we	invalided
you	invalided
they	invalided

Present Perfect

I	have	invalided
you	have	invalided
he/she/it	has	invalided
we	have	invalided
you	have	invalided
they	have	invalided

Past Perfect

I	had	invalided
you	had	invalided
he/she/it	had	invalided
we	had	invalided
you	had	invalided
they	had	invalided

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Every young male is named after their cattle, which they are ruled to look after.

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At a tender age she began to look after the house during her parents' frequent absences.

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If they give him the treasure map, he would look after the treasure until both men are released.

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They believe it is their duty to look after the land and take only what is needed.

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Matrons were employed as civilian staff to look after women and children only.

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