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propiedad
property <pl properties> [americ ˈprɑpərdi, Brit ˈprɒpəti] SUBST
1.1. property U (possessions):
property
whose property is it?
whose property is it?
it's my personal property
it's my personal property
es de mi propiedad formal
a man of property
1.2. property U (ownership):
property
2.1. property U (buildings, land):
property
property
bienes mpl raíces formal
property
bienes mpl inmuebles formal
property insurance
property market
property owner
property pages
property pages
2.2. property C:
property (building)
inmueble m formal
property (piece of land)
property (piece of land)
property (piece of land)
a property in need of renovation
a property in need of renovation
2.3. property C (person, book, movie):
3. property C (quality):
property
4. property C:
property CINEMA, TEATR
property CINEMA, TEATR
property CINEMA, TEATR
objeto m del attrezzo Esp Méx
attrezzo m Esp Méx
lost property SUBST U Brit
lost property
lost property office
intellectual property SUBST U JUR
intellectual property
property ladder SUBST Brit
to get on to the property ladder
property developer SUBST
property developer
real property SUBST
real property → real estate
real estate SUBST U esp americ
property tax SUBST U or C (in US)
property tax
property law SUBST U
property law
community property SUBST (in US)
community property
World Intellectual Property Organization SUBST
property <-ies> [ˈprɒpəti, americ ˈprɑ:pɚt̬i] SUBST
1. property sem pl JUR:
property (possession)
property (house, land)
a man of property
private property
2. property:
property (house)
property (land)
3. property (attribute):
property
Expressões:
a hot property
property man SUBST, property manager SUBST TEATR
property man
property speculation SUBST sem pl ECON
property speculation
property tax SUBST
property tax
property market SUBST sem pl
property market
property insurance SUBST sem pl
property insurance
property developer SUBST ECON
property developer
property owner SUBST
property owner
propietario(-a) m (f)
public property SUBST
public property
property development SUBST ECON
property development
inglês
inglês
espanhol
espanhol
property <-ies> [ˈprap·ər·t̬i] SUBST
1. property JUR:
property (possession)
property (house, land)
a man of property
2. property:
property (house)
property (land)
3. property a. comput (attribute):
property
property developer SUBST ECON
property developer
private property SUBST
private property
property tax <-es> SUBST
property tax
property development SUBST ECON
property development
property owner SUBST
property owner
propietario(-a) m (f)
property market SUBST
property market
public property SUBST
public property
property damage insurance SUBST
property damage insurance
espanhol
espanhol
inglês
inglês
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