ch in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ch in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ch <pl chs> N

ch → chapter

ch

c.

See also chapter

chapter [Am ˈtʃæptər, Brit ˈtʃaptə] N

1. chapter (of book):

chapter

capítulo m

a shameful chapter in our country's history

un capítulo vergonzoso de la historia de nuestro país

a chapter of accidents

una serie de desgracias

chapter and verse

con todo lujo de detalles

to quote chapter and verse

citar textualmente or palabra por palabra

2.1. chapter REL:

chapter

capítulo m

2.2. chapter (of fraternity, sorority):

chapter

sección f

3. chapter:

chapter (of act of parliament)

capítulo m

(in US) to file for chapter 11bankruptcy protection

acogerse al capítulo 11 del código de bancarrota (de EEUU)

CH Brit

CH → central heating

See also central heating

central heating N U

central heating

calefacción f central

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Exodus ch. 4, see 18

Éxodo 4, 18

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cap.

ch.

ch in the PONS Dictionary

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che

name of the former Spanish letter 'ch'

ñ

The eñe is the trade mark of the Spanish alfabeto. Up until a few years ago the ‘ch’, — la che — (directly after the ‘c’) and the ‘ll’ — la elle — (after the ‘l’) were also part of the alphabet, as they are both independent sounds in their own right. This had to be changed, however, in order to internationalise the Spanish alphabet, i.e. bring it into line with other languages.

cap.

ch.

ch Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The eñe is the trade mark of the Spanish alfabeto. Up until a few years ago the ‘ch’, — la che — (directly after the ‘c’) and the ‘ll’ — la elle — (after the ‘l’) were also part of the alphabet, as they are both independent sounds in their own right. This had to be changed, however, in order to internationalise the Spanish alphabet, i.e. bring it into line with other languages.

ñ

name of the former Spanish letter 'ch'

che