Findest in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Findest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fact-finder [ˈfaktfʌɪndə] N

1. fact-finder (person):

fact-finder

compilador m de datos / compiladora f de datos

2. fact-finder (book):

fact-finder

libro m de consulta

depth finder N

depth finder

sonda f de profundidad

fault-finder [ˈfɔːltfʌɪndə] N

fault-finder

criticón m / criticona f

fault-finder

sacafaltas mf Spain inf

finder [Am ˈfaɪndər, Brit ˈfʌɪndə] N

1. finder (of treasure):

finder

descubridor m / descubridora f

will the finder of this dog please return him to …

quien encuentre este perro por favor devuélvalo a …

finders keepers: found it, it's mine! finders keepers! (losers weepers)

yo me lo encontré, así que me lo quedo

finder's fee Am

comisión f

2. finder (telescope):

finder

lente f rastreadora

eldest [Am ˈɛldəst, Brit ˈɛldɪst] ADJ attr

eldest son/sister/child

mayor

eldest member/employee

de más edad

the eldest as pron

el/la mayor

the eldest as pron

el/la de más edad

my eldest helps me with the housework inf

el mayor or mi hijo mayor me ayuda en casa

modest [Am ˈmɑdəst, Brit ˈmɒdɪst] ADJ

1. modest (not boastful):

modest person/remark

modesto

2. modest (small, humble):

modest income/gift

modesto

modest improvement/increase

moderado

modest improvement/increase

pequeño

modest success

moderado

we lived in modest circumstances

vivimos modestamente

3. modest (chaste):

modest person/clothing

pudoroso

modest person/clothing

púdico

modest person/clothing

recatado

fact-finding [Am ˈfækt ˌfaɪndɪŋ, Brit ˈfaktfʌɪndɪŋ] ADJ attr

fact-finding mission/delegation:

fact-finding

de investigación

fact-finding

investigador

direction finder N

direction finder

radiogoniómetro m

I.fault-finding [Am fɔlt ˈfaɪndɪŋ, Brit] N U

I'm tired of his fault-finding

estoy harta de que a todo le encuentre defectos

II.fault-finding [Am fɔlt ˈfaɪndɪŋ, Brit] ADJ attr

fault-finding

criticón inf

I.indent¹ VB trans [Am ɪnˈdɛnt, Brit ɪnˈdɛnt]

1. indent (set in):

indent line/paragraph

sangrar

2. indent (form recesses in):

an indented coast line

un litoral recortado or accidentado

II.indent¹ VB intr [Am ɪnˈdɛnt, Brit ɪnˈdɛnt] Brit COMM

to indent for sth

encargar algo

III.indent¹ N [Am ɪnˈdɛnt, ˈɪnˌdɛnt, Brit ˈɪndɛnt]

indent

pedido m

indent

orden f de compra

Findest in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Findest in the English»Spanish Dictionary

finder [ˈfaɪn·dər] N

finder (of sth unknown)

descubridor(a) m (f)

finder (of sth lost)

persona f que encuentra (algo)

range finder N

range finder

telémetro m

modest [ˈmad·ɪst] ADJ

1. modest (not boastful):

modest

modesto, -a

to be modest about sth

ser modesto en algo

2. modest (moderate):

modest

moderado, -a

a modest wage increase

una modesta subida de sueldo

eldest [ˈel·dɪst] ADJ

eldest superl of old

eldest

mayor

the eldest

el/la mayor

her eldest (child) is nearly 14

su hijo mayor tiene casi 14 años

See also old

I.old [oʊld] ADJ

1. old (not young):

old

viejo, -a

old people

la gente mayor

to be a bit old to be doing sth

ser ya mayorcito para hacer algo

to grow older

envejecer

2. old (not new):

old

viejo, -a

old food

pasado, -a

old wine

añejo, -a

old furniture, house

antiguo, -a

3. old (denoting an age):

how old are you?

¿cuántos años tienes?

he's five years old

tiene cinco años

she's three years older than I

me lleva tres años

to be old enough to do sth

tener edad suficiente para hacer algo

4. old (former):

old job

antiguo, -a

old boyfriend

antiguo novio m

Old English

inglés m antiguo

5. old (long known):

old

de siempre

old friend

viejo amigo

the same old faces

las mismas caras de siempre

6. old inf (expression of affection):

I heard poor old Frank has lost his job

he oído que el pobre Frank se ha quedado sin trabajo

II.old [oʊld] N

1. old (elderly people):

the old

los viejos

the old

los ancianos LatAm

young and old

grandes y chicos

2. old liter (past):

of old

antiguamente

to know sb of old

conocer a alguien desde hace tiempo

finding [ˈfaɪn·dɪŋ] N

1. finding LAW:

finding

fallo m

2. finding (recommendation):

finding

recomendación f

3. finding (discovery):

finding

descubrimiento m

fact-finding [ˈfækt·faɪn·dɪŋ] ADJ

fact-finding

investigador(a)

fact-finding committee

comisión f de investigación

I.indent [ɪn·ˈdent] VB intr TYPO

indent (make a space)

sangrar

II.indent [ɪn·ˈdent] VB trans

indent

marcar

indent TYPO

sangrar

his footsteps indented the sand

sus pasos dejaron marcas en la arena

III.indent [ɪn·ˈdent] N TYPO

indent

sangrado m

I.index [ˈɪn·deks] N

1. index <-es> (alphabetical list):

index

índice m

2. index <-ices> <[or -es]> ECON:

index

índice m

the Dow Jones Index

el índice Dow Jones

consumer price index

índice de precios al consumo

3. index <-ices> <[or -es]> (indication):

index

indicador m

4. index <-ices> math:

index

exponente m

II.index [ˈɪn·deks] VB trans

1. index (provide with a list):

index

poner índice a

2. index (enter in a list):

index

indexar

3. index ECON:

to index wages to inflation

equilibrar los sueldos a la inflación

I.indeed [ɪn·ˈdid] ADV

1. indeed (really):

indeed

realmente

this is good news indeed!

¡eso sí que es una buena noticia!

many people here are very rich indeed

mucha gente de aquí es verdaderamente rica

2. indeed (expresses affirmation):

indeed

en efecto

yes, he did indeed say that

sí, en efecto dijo eso

II.indeed [ɪn·ˈdid] INTERJ

indeed

ya lo creo

he's a lovely boy! — indeed!

es un chico encantador — ¡ya lo creo!

modesty [ˈmad·ɪ·sti] N

modesty

modestia f