Federn no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para Federn no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

Distrito Federal Info

Distrito Federal

A district of central Mexico, the seat of the federal government. It includes most of Mexico City and its suburbs, and comes under the direct supervision of the Mexican president.

Distrito Federal SUBST m

Distrito Federal

Federal District (including Mexico City)

República Federal de Alemania SUBST f formal

República Federal de Alemania

Federal Republic of Germany formal

federal ADJ

federal

federal

Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos SUBST f (en Argentina)

Administración Federal de Ingresos Públicos

Argentinian tax authorities

cupón federal SUBST m

cupón federal

≈ food stamp

estrella federal SUBST f RioPr

estrella federal

poinsettia

república federal SUBST f

república federal

federal republic

Alemania Occidental, Alemania Federal SUBST f HIST

Alemania Occidental

West Germany

I.federar VERBO trans

federar

to federate

II.federarse VERBO vpr

1. federarse POL:

federarse estados:

to federate

federarse estados:

to become federated

2. federarse DESP:

federarse

to affiliate (to the governing body of a sport)

Federn no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para Federn no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

I.federal [fe·de·ˈral] ADJ

federal

federal

federal (partidario del federalismo)

federalist

estado federal

federal state

república federal

federal republic

II.federal [fe·de·ˈral] SUBST mf

federal

federalist

I.federar [fe·de·ˈrar] VERBO trans

federar (aliarse)

to unite

federar (federalizar)

to federate

II.federar [fe·de·ˈrar] VERBO reflex

federar (unirse)

to become a member

federar (federalizarse)

to form a federation

federado (-a) [fe·de·ˈra·do, -a] ADJ

federado (-a)

federate

estado federado

federate state

I.exceder [e·se·ˈder, es·θe-] VERBO intr

exceder

to be greater

exceder de algo

to exceed sth

II.exceder [e·se·ˈder, es·θe-] VERBO trans

exceder (aventajar: persona)

to outdo

exceder (cosa)

to be better than

III.exceder [e·se·ˈder, es·θe-] VERBO reflex excederse

1. exceder (sobrepasar):

excederse en algo

to excel at sth

excederse a sí mismo

to outdo oneself

2. exceder (pasarse):

exceder

to go too far

has vuelto a excederte

you've overstepped the mark again

te excedes en el uso de tacos

you swear too much

I.ceder [se·ˈder, θe-] VERBO intr

1. ceder:

ceder (renunciar)

to renounce

ceder (de una pretensión)

to give up

2. ceder (disminuir):

ceder

to diminish

cedió la fiebre

the fever went down

cedió la lluvia

the rain eased off

3. ceder (capitular):

ceder a algo

to give in to sth

4. ceder (cuerda):

ceder

to give way

II.ceder [se·ˈder, θe-] VERBO trans

1. ceder:

ceder (dar)

to hand over

ceder (balón)

to pass

2. ceder (transferir):

ceder

to transfer

3. ceder AUTOMOB:

“ceda el paso”

“yield”

I.suceder [su·se·ˈder, su·θe-] VERBO intr

1. suceder (seguir):

suceder

to succeed

2. suceder (ocurrir):

suceder

to happen

¿qué sucede?

what's happening?

por lo que pueda suceder

just in case

suceda lo que suceda

whatever happens

lo más que puede suceder es que +subj

the worst thing that can happen is

3. suceder (en cargo):

suceder

to follow on

II.suceder [su·se·ˈder, su·θe-] VERBO trans

suceder (heredar)

to inherit

suceder (seguir)

to succeed

suceder al rey

to succeed the king

moderno (-a) [mo·ˈder·no, -a] ADJ

moderno (-a)

modern

edad moderna

present day

historia moderna

modern history

acceder [ak·se·ˈder, ak·θe-] VERBO intr

1. acceder (consentir):

acceder

to agree

acceder a una petición

to agree to a request

2. acceder (tener acceso):

acceder

to gain access

3. acceder (ascender):

acceder

to accede

acceder a la presidencia

to assume the presidency

acceder a un cargo

to take office

acceder al trono

to succeed to the throne

heder <e → ie> [e·ˈder] VERBO intr

heder a algo

to stink of sth