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efecto de bola de nieve
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
atrib snowball effect
efecto m bola de nieve
Dicionário de Espanhol Oxford
I. snowball [americ ˈsnoʊˌbɔl, Brit ˈsnəʊbɔːl] SUBST
1. snowball METEO:
snowball
bola f de nieve
not to have or stand a snowball's chance in hell
no tener ni la más mínima posibilidad
atrib snowball effect
efecto m bola de nieve
2.1. snowball CULIN (dessert):
snowball americ
granizado m
snowball americ
raspado m Col Méx
2.2. snowball CULIN (drink):
snowball Brit
licor de huevo con gaseosa
II. snowball [americ ˈsnoʊˌbɔl, Brit ˈsnəʊbɔːl] VERBO intr
snowball problems:
snowball
agravarse
snowball
aumentar
the movement snowballed into a vast organization
el movimiento creció hasta convertirse en una organización gigantesca
III. snowball [americ ˈsnoʊˌbɔl, Brit ˈsnəʊbɔːl] VERBO trans
snowball
tirarle bolas de nieve a
I. effect [americ əˈfɛkt, Brit ɪˈfɛkt] SUBST
1.1. effect (consequence):
effect
efecto m
to have the desired effect
producir el efecto deseado
to take effect
surtir efecto
did the treatment have any effect?
¿surtió efecto el tratamiento?
she's still feeling the effects of her illness
todavía se resiente de su enfermedad
the effects of the recession
los efectos or las consecuencias de la recesión
it has had a disastrous effect on exports
ha tenido nefastas consecuencias para las exportaciones
the warnings had no effect on him at all
las advertencias no hicieron mella en él
this will have an effect on prices
esto afectará (a) los precios
it had the effect of increasing output
tuvo como resultado un aumento de la producción
to be of little/no effect formal
dar poco/no dar resultado
I spoke to her repeatedly about it but to no useful effect
le hablé repetidas veces del tema pero sin ningún resultado or sin conseguir nada
1.2. effect:
in effect
de hecho
in effect
realmente
1.3. effect (phenomenon):
effect
efecto m
the Doppler effect
el efecto de Doppler
2. effect (impression):
effect
impresión f
the overall effect is one of absolute chaos
la impresión general es de un caos total
she wore red to great effect
causó sensación vestida de rojo
he only did it for effect
lo hizo solo para llamar la atención
3. effect (applicability, operation):
to remain in effect
permanecer vigente or en vigor or en vigencia
to come into effect to take effect
entrar en vigor or en vigencia
with effect from June 15, it will be compulsory
a partir del 15 de junio será obligatorio
I wish to cancel my subscription with immediate effect
quiero cancelar mi suscripción con efecto inmediato
to give effect to sth formal
hacer efectivo algo
to put sth into effect
poner en práctica algo
4. effect (meaning):
a statement was issued to the effect that the talks had broken down formal
se hizo público un comunicado en el que se daba a conocer la ruptura de las negociaciones
he disagreed and wrote me a letter to that effect formal
no estaba de acuerdo y me escribió para manifestármelo
he said it wasn't true, or words to that effect
dijo que no era verdad o algo de ese tenor
5.1. effect <effects, pl >:
special effects CINEMA, TV
efectos mpl especiales
5.2. effect <effects, pl > (belongings):
effect formal
efectos mpl formal
personal effects
efectos personales
II. effect [americ əˈfɛkt, Brit ɪˈfɛkt] VERBO trans formal
1. effect reconciliation/cure:
effect
lograr
2. effect plan/escape:
effect
llevar a cabo
3. effect repairs:
effect
efectuar formal
effect
hacer
4. effect payment/withdrawal:
effect
efectuar formal
effect
hacer
no Dicionário PONS
snowball effect SUBST sem pl
snowball effect
efecto m de bola de nieve
no Dicionário PONS
I. effect [ɪˈfekt] SUBST
1. effect (consequence):
effect
efecto m
to have an effect on sth
afectar a algo
to have a disastrous effect on [or upon] sth
tener consecuencias nefastas para algo
to have no effect on sb
no hacer ningún efecto a alguien
2. effect (result):
effect
resultado m
to be of little/no effect
dar poco/no dar resultado
to take effect
surtir efecto
to take effect medicine, alcohol
hacer efecto
to the effect that ...
con el propósito de...
to no effect
en vano
3. effect sem pl JUR:
effect
vigencia f
to come into [or to take] effect
entrar en vigor
to remain/be in effect
permanecer/estar vigente
4. effect (gist):
to the same effect
por el estilo
he disapproved of our idea and wrote to us to that effect
no estaba de acuerdo con nuestra idea y nos escribió para manifestarlo
5. effect (impression):
effect
impresión f
the overall effect
la impresión general
for effect
para llamar la atención
6. effect pl (belongings):
effect
efectos m pl
personal effects
efectos personales
Expressões:
in effect
en efecto
II. effect [ɪˈfekt] VERBO trans
effect
realizar
effect payment
efectuar
effect cure
lograr
I. snowball [ˈsnəʊbɔ:l, americ ˈsnoʊ-] SUBST
snowball
bola f de nieve
Expressões:
not to have a snowball's chance in hell (of doing sth)
no tener ninguna posibilidad (de hacer algo)
II. snowball [ˈsnəʊbɔ:l, americ ˈsnoʊ-] VERBO intr fig
snowball
aumentar progresivamente
no Dicionário PONS
snowball effect SUBST
snowball effect
efecto m de bola de nieve
no Dicionário PONS
I. effect [ɪ·ˈfekt] SUBST
1. effect (consequence):
effect
efecto m
to have an effect on sth
afectar a algo
to have a disastrous effect on [or upon] sth
tener consecuencias nefastas para algo
to have no effect on sb
no hacer ningún efecto a alguien
2. effect (result):
effect
resultado m
to have little/no effect
dar poco/no dar resultado
to take effect
surtir efecto
to take effect medicine, alcohol
hacer efecto
to the effect that...
con el propósito de...
to no effect
en vano
3. effect JUR:
effect
vigencia f
to come into [or to take] effect
entrar en vigor
to remain/be in effect
permanecer/estar vigente
4. effect (gist):
to the same effect
por el estilo
he disapproved of our idea and wrote to us to that effect
no estaba de acuerdo con nuestra idea y nos escribió para manifestarlo
5. effect (impression):
effect
impresión f
the overall effect
la impresión general
for effect
para llamar la atención
6. effect:
effects (belongings)
efectos m pl
personal effects
efectos personales
Expressões:
in effect
en efecto
II. effect [ɪ·ˈfekt] VERBO trans
effect
realizar
effect payment
efectuar
effect cure
lograr
I. snowball [ˈsnoʊ·bɔl] SUBST
snowball
bola f de nieve
Expressões:
to not have a snowball's chance in hell (of doing sth)
no tener ni la más remota posibilidad (de hacer algo)
II. snowball [ˈsnoʊ·bɔl] VERBO intr fig
snowball
aumentar progresivamente
Present
Isnowball
yousnowball
he/she/itsnowballs
wesnowball
yousnowball
theysnowball
Past
Isnowballed
yousnowballed
he/she/itsnowballed
wesnowballed
yousnowballed
theysnowballed
Present Perfect
Ihavesnowballed
youhavesnowballed
he/she/ithassnowballed
wehavesnowballed
youhavesnowballed
theyhavesnowballed
Past Perfect
Ihadsnowballed
youhadsnowballed
he/she/ithadsnowballed
wehadsnowballed
youhadsnowballed
theyhadsnowballed
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In less extreme cases, it may suffice to break the snow surface by throwing a snowball ahead.
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Reduced pressure leads to a light and soft snowball.
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Ginger using a plank of wood on a wall as a see-saw, with a snowball on the end of it. 1970.
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The snowball is often used to engage in games, such as snowball fights.
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A positive example of snowball sampling would be if a researcher is having trouble reaching individuals within its target market.
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