lame-duck in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lame-duck in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.lame [Am leɪm, Brit leɪm] ADJ

duck3 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] N Brit inf (as term of address)

duck5 [Am dək, Brit dʌk] N (in cricket)

lame-duck in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lame-duck in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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It might have been even higher if not for brutally cold and wet early-season weather and what amounted to season-long lame duck status.
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This session was commonly called the lame duck session.
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He was not a lame duck but took a deep interest in the behind-the-scenes negotiations.
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Lame duck officials tend to have less political power, as other elected officials are less inclined to cooperate with them.
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She said that she was resigning her leadership position immediately because her caucus could not afford a lame duck leader in negotiations next session.
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Eight of the 15 lame duck sessions have lasted between 25 and 37 calendar days; only three have exceeded this range.
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If he didn't do so, they said, they would make a resolution to expel him the first order of business at the lame duck session.
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The length of the recess preceding a lame duck session has also varied.
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A kingmaker is a lame duck who retains the ability to influence (sometimes decisively) who, among other players, will win the game.
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This termination represents the latest sine die adjournment among the 15 lame duck sessions.
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