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vested interest [americ ˌvɛstəd ˈɪnt(ə)rəst, Brit ˌvɛstɪd ˈɪntrɛst] SUBST

1. vested interest C:

vested interest FINAN, JUR

derecho m adquirido

2. vested interest U (personal stake):

vested interest

interés m (personal)

they have a vested interest in (maintaining) the status quo

tienen gran interés en mantener el statu quo

3. vested interest <vested interests, pl >:

vested interest

intereses mpl creados

vestige [americ ˈvɛstɪdʒ, Brit ˈvɛstɪdʒ] SUBST

1. vestige (trace):

vestige

vestigio m

the vestiges of an ancient civilization

los vestigios de una antigua civilización

there's not a vestige of truth in his story

no hay ni un ápice de verdad or ni rastros de verdad en lo que dice

2. vestige BIOL:

vestige

rudimento m

vestry <pl vestries> [americ ˈvɛstri, Brit ˈvɛstri] SUBST

vestry

sacristía f

string vest SUBST Brit

string vest

camiseta f de malla

I.vest [americ vɛst, Brit vɛst] SUBST

1. vest (waistcoat):

vest americ

chaleco m

vest pocket

bolsillo m del chaleco

2. vest (undergarment):

vest Brit

camiseta f

II.vest [americ vɛst, Brit vɛst] VERBO trans formal

1. vest:

to vest sb with sth

investir a alguien de or con algo formal

he was vested with special powers

fue investido de or con poderes especiales formal

Expressões:

to vest sth in sb

conferirle algo a alguien

the authority vested in a judge

la autoridad conferida a un juez

I.esteem [americ əˈstim, Brit ɪˈstiːm, ɛˈstiːm] SUBST U

esteem

estima f

esteem

aprecio m

I hold him in high esteem

lo estimo or aprecio mucho

I hold him in high esteem

lo tengo en gran estima

to raise oneself in sb's esteem

ganarse la estima de alguien

he's gone down in my esteem since that incident

desde que pasó aquello no le tengo la misma estima

II.esteem [americ əˈstim, Brit ɪˈstiːm, ɛˈstiːm] VERBO trans formal

1. esteem (regard highly):

esteem person

tener en gran estima formal

esteem person

estimar

esteem person

apreciar

esteem quality

valorar

esteem quality

estimar

2. esteem (consider):

esteem

estimar formal

esteem

considerar

I.harvest [americ ˈhɑrvəst, Brit ˈhɑːvɪst] SUBST

1. harvest C or U:

harvest (of grain)

cosecha f

harvest (of grain)

siega f

harvest (of fruit, vegetables)

cosecha f

harvest (of fruit, vegetables)

recolección f

harvest (of grapes)

vendimia f

harvest (of sugar cane)

cosecha f

harvest (of sugar cane)

zafra f esp lat-amer

2. harvest C (yield):

harvest

cosecha f

3. harvest (results) sem pl:

to reap a harvest of hatred

cosechar odios

II.harvest [americ ˈhɑrvəst, Brit ˈhɑːvɪst] VERBO trans

harvest crop/wheat

cosechar

harvest grapes

vendimiar

harvest field

realizar la cosecha en

I.invest [americ ɪnˈvɛst, Brit ɪnˈvɛst] VERBO trans

1. invest:

invest

invertir

to invest sth (in sth) money/capital/time

invertir algo (en algo)

I've invested the best years of my life in it

he invertido en ello or le he dedicado los mejores años de mi vida

you'll have to invest in a new pair of shoes humor

te vas a tener que comprar unos zapatos

everybody's hopes were invested in the conference

las esperanzas de todos estaban puestas or se cifraban en la conferencia

2. invest (endow) formal:

to invest sth with sth

conferirle or otorgarle algo a algo formal

her presence invested the occasion with particular significance

su presencia le confirió or le otorgó un significado especial a la ocasión formal

3.1. invest formal (empower):

to invest sb with sth

investir a alguien de or con algo formal

the President is invested with special powers

el presidente está investido de or con poderes especiales

3.2. invest formal (put in office):

invest

investir formal

they invested him as mayor

lo invistieron alcalde

4. invest (besiege) MILITAR:

invest arcaico

sitiar

II.invest [americ ɪnˈvɛst, Brit ɪnˈvɛst] VERBO intr

invest

invertir

to invest in sth

invertir en algo

to invest in a child's education

invertir en la educación de un niño

I.western [americ ˈwɛstərn, Brit ˈwɛst(ə)n] ADJ

1. western GEOGR:

western

oeste adj inv

western

del oeste

western

occidental

the western areas of the country

las zonas oeste or occidentales del país

2. western (occidental):

western

occidental

3. western POL:

western observer/politician

occidental

4. western (of US West):

western

del oeste

western

de los estados del oeste

II.western [americ ˈwɛstərn, Brit ˈwɛst(ə)n] SUBST

western

western m

western (film)

película f del Oeste

western (film)

película f de vaqueros

western (novel)

novela f del Oeste

western (novel)

novela f de vaqueros

I.waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] SUBST

1. waste U (of fuel, materials):

waste

desperdicio m

waste

derroche m

a waste of time

una pérdida de tiempo

it's a waste of money

es tirar el dinero

don't you think it's a waste of space?

¿no te parece que estás desperdiciando or desaprovechando espacio?

a waste of effort

un esfuerzo inútil

it's a waste of breath trying to make him see reason

tratar de que entre en razón es gastar saliva inútilmente

the waste of food here is dreadful

es espantoso cómo tiran aquí la comida

there is no waste in this ham

este jamón no tiene desperdicio

we can save money by avoiding waste

podemos economizar evitando los despilfarros

she's working as a waitress: it's such a waste!

trabaja de camarera: ¡qué desperdicio!

to go to waste talent:

desperdiciarse

to go to waste food:

echarse a perder

he let his talent go to waste

desperdició su talento

2.1. waste U (refuse):

waste

residuos mpl

waste

desechos mpl

human waste

excrementos mpl

2.2. waste U (surplus matter):

waste

material m sobrante

waste

material m de desecho

3. waste <wastes, pl >:

the deserted wastes of Antarctica

las desiertas inmensidades or extensiones de la Antártica

II.waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] VERBO trans

1. waste (misuse, squander):

waste talents/efforts

desperdiciar

waste talents/efforts

malgastar

waste money/electricity

despilfarrar

waste money/electricity

derrochar

waste food

tirar

waste food

desperdiciar

waste time

perder

waste space

desaprovechar

waste space

desperdiciar

waste opportunity/chance

desperdiciar

he has wasted his life

ha desperdiciado su vida

we wasted a lot of time arguing

perdimos mucho tiempo discutiendo

you're wasting my time

me estás haciendo perder el tiempo

he didn't waste any time (in) cashing the check

se fue a cobrar el cheque sin perder (ni) un minuto

you're wasting your breath!

estás gastando saliva inútilmente

your work won't be wasted

tu trabajo no ha sido en vano

to waste sth on sb/sth/-ing he's wasted a fortune on cars/(on) eating out

ha derrochado una fortuna en coches/comiendo en restaurantes

don't waste your time on them

no pierdas el tiempo con ellos

the irony was wasted on her

no captó la ironía

2. waste (enfeeble):

waste strength

debilitar

3.1. waste <wasted, Part perf >:

wasted (misused, futile) time/money

perdido

wasted opportunity/space

desperdiciado

wasted opportunity/space

desaprovechado

wasted effort

inútil

it was a wasted journey

fue un viaje en balde

3.2. waste <wasted, Part perf >:

wasted (shrunken) body

debilitado

wasted (shrunken) body

consumido

wasted limb

atrofiado

3.3. waste <wasted, Part perf >:

wasted (drunk) Brit coloq

borracho

to get wasted

emborracharse

4. waste (lay waste):

waste

arrasar

5. waste (kill) americ:

waste calão

liquidar coloq

waste calão

cargarse coloq

III.waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] VERBO intr

1. waste (squander):

waste not, want not prov

quien no malgasta no pasa necesidades

2. waste → waste away

IV.waste [americ weɪst, Brit weɪst] ADJ

1. waste ground:

waste (barren)

yermo

waste (not cultivated)

baldío

waste (not cultivated)

sin cultivar

to lay waste

arrasar

the town was laid waste by the rebels

los rebeldes arrasaron la ciudad

2.1. waste (discarded):

waste gas

residual

waste material

de desecho

waste matter

materia f de desecho

waste products (industrial)

productos mpl de desecho

waste products FISIOL

excrementos mpl

waste water

aguas fpl residuales

waste water

aguas fpl negras lat-amer excl CSur

waste water

aguas fpl servidas CSur

2.2. waste (leftover, excess):

waste paper/rubber

sobrante

waste heat generated during the chemical reaction

el calor disipado durante la reacción química

Veja também: waste away

waste away VERBO [americ weɪst -, Brit weɪst -] (v + adv)

waste away person/body:

consumirse

waste away muscle:

atrofiarse

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vestige [ˈvestɪdʒ] SUBST

vestige

vestigio m

a vestige of truth

un asomo de verdad

to show a vestige of sth

mostrar un resquicio de algo

vestry <-ies> [ˈvestri] SUBST

vestry

sacristía f

bulletproof vest SUBST

bulletproof vest

chaleco m antibalas

vest-pocket [ˌvestˈpɒkɪt, americ -ˈpɑ:kɪt] SUBST americ, Aus

vest-pocket

bolsillo m del chaleco

vest-pocket camera

cámara f de bolsillo

vest¹ [vest] SUBST

1. vest Brit (undergarment):

vest

camiseta f

thermal vest

camiseta térmica

2. vest americ, Aus (outergarment):

vest

chaleco m

bullet-proof vest

chaleco antibalas

vest² [vest] VERBO trans

to vest sb with sth

investir a alguien con algo

to vest sth in sb

conferir algo a alguien

to vest one's hopes in sb/sth

poner sus esperanzas en alguien/algo

vested interests

intereses m pl creados

I.harvest [ˈhɑ:vɪst, americ ˈhɑ:r-] SUBST (of crops)

harvest

cosecha f

harvest of grapes

vendimia f

harvest of vegetables

recolección f

the apple harvest

la cosecha de la manzana

a good harvest of potatoes

una buena cosecha de patatas

II.harvest [ˈhɑ:vɪst, americ ˈhɑ:r-] VERBO trans a. fig

harvest

cosechar

harvest grape

vendimiar

harvest vegetables

recolectar

to harvest a field

hacer la cosecha en un campo

III.harvest [ˈhɑ:vɪst, americ ˈhɑ:r-] VERBO intr

harvest

cosechar

I.divest [daɪˈvest, americ dɪ-] VERBO trans

divest

despojar de

II.divest [daɪˈvest, americ dɪ-] VERBO intr

1. divest americ (sell):

divest

vender

2. divest (get rid of involvement in):

to divest from sth

renunciar a algo

I.esteem [ɪˈsti:m] SUBST sem pl

esteem

estima f

to fall/rise in sb's esteem

perder/ganarse la estima de alguien

to hold sb in high/low esteem

tener a alguien en gran/poca estima

II.esteem [ɪˈsti:m] VERBO trans

1. esteem (respect):

esteem

apreciar

esteem

valorar

2. esteem (consider):

esteem

considerar

esteem

estimar

to esteem it an honour to do sth

considerar un honor (poder) hacer algo

I.western [ˈwestən, americ -tɚn] ADJ

western

del oeste

the western part of the country

la parte occidental del país

II.western [ˈwestən, americ -tɚn] SUBST CINEMA

western

western m