function in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for function in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.function [Am ˈfəŋ(k)ʃ(ə)n, Brit ˈfʌŋ(k)ʃ(ə)n] N

1.1. function (of tool, machine, organ):

function

función f

to carry out/perform a function

cumplir/desempeñar una función

1.2. function (role, duty):

function

función f

it's not part of my function to do that

eso no está dentro de mis funciones

that seems to be my function in life

esa parece ser mi misión en la vida

it's his only useful function

es para lo único que sirve

2. function:

function (reception, party)

recepción f

function (reception, party)

reunión f social

function (show)

función f

function (ceremony)

acto m

function (ceremony)

ceremonia f

3. function MATH:

function

función f

profit is a function of sales

las ganancias están en función de las ventas

4. function COMPUT:

function

función f

II.function [Am ˈfəŋ(k)ʃ(ə)n, Brit ˈfʌŋ(k)ʃ(ə)n] VB intr

1. function (operate):

function machine/organ:

funcionar

the tribunal functions through two sub-committees

el tribunal desempeña sus funciones a través de dos subcomisiones

2. function (serve):

to function as sth object/building:

hacer (las veces) de algo

to function as sth word:

cumplir la función de algo

function word N

function word

palabra f funcional

function word

palabra f vacía

function room N

function room

salón m de alquiler para fiestas

function key N COMPUT

function key

tecla f de función

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transcendental number/function

trascendente

interactively combine/function

interactivamente

Translations for function in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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función periódica

periodic function

tecla de función

function key

palabra funcional

function word

salón de fiestas

function room

function in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for function in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.function [ˈfʌŋkʃən] N

1. function a. MATH:

function

función f

in my function as mayor, ...

como alcalde, ...

2. function:

function (formal ceremony)

ceremonia f

function (formal social event)

acto m

II.function [ˈfʌŋkʃən] VB intr

function

funcionar

search function N COMPUT

search function

función f de búsqueda

function key N COMPUT

function key

tecla f de función

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fulfilment of function, role

desempeño m

fulfil function, role

desempeñar

to perform one's duty/a function

cumplir con su deber/una función

Translations for function in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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furular (funcionar) intr inf

to function

función

function

función

function

funcionar

to function

función de etiqueta

formal function

function Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to perform one's duty/a function

cumplir con su deber/una función

in my function as mayor, ...

como alcalde, ...

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The tilting function is not used on these lines.

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A program can include other functions and can access functions that are outside of the program.

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Another function is to allow cars an extra power increase which would then allow overtaking for a few seconds once per lap.

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There was no official event or function of any kind to mark the end of production.

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In both cases, the variance is a simple function of the mean.

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Its function is not known but there is some suggestive evidence that it may be involved in reproduction.

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But his main function in the novel is violence.

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One special feature of rotary speed sensors that are used for wheel slide protection is their integrated monitoring functions.

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The related glutaredoxins share many of the functions of thioredoxins, but are reduced by glutathione rather than a specific reductase.

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The opera includes introductory canzonas which function as overtures; indeed they are the first overtures in the history of opera.

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