Liberals in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Liberals in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.liberal [Am ˈlɪb(ə)rəl, Brit ˈlɪb(ə)r(ə)l] ADJ

1.1. liberal (tolerant):

liberal ideas/views/attitude

liberal

liberal interpretation/translation

libre

1.2. liberal POL:

Liberal

del Partido Liberal

the Liberal Party

el Partido Liberal

2.1. liberal (generous):

liberal sponsor/backer

generoso

you've been rather liberal with the pepper

se te ha ido un poco la mano con la pimienta

2.2. liberal (plentiful):

liberal supply/portion

abundante

liberal supply/portion

generoso

3. liberal (non-technical):

liberal education/studies

humanista

II.liberal [Am ˈlɪb(ə)rəl, Brit ˈlɪb(ə)r(ə)l] N

1. liberal (progressive thinker):

liberal

liberal mf

2. liberal (party member):

Liberal

liberal mf

See also Liberal Democratic Party

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Liberal Democratic Party

Al Partido Demócrata Liberal también se lo conoce informalmente como los Lib Dems. Es el tercer partido en importancia en Gran Bretaña. Se formó en 1988 mediante la unión del Partido Liberal (Liberal Party) y el Partido Socialdemócrata (Social Democratic Party).

liberal arts N npl

the liberal arts

las humanidades

the liberal arts

las artes liberales

the liberal arts attr esp Am

de humanidades

Liberal Democrat N Brit POL

Liberal Democrat

Demócrata mf Liberal

Liberal Democratic Party Info

Liberal Democratic Party

Al Partido Demócrata Liberal también se lo conoce informalmente como los Lib Dems. Es el tercer partido en importancia en Gran Bretaña. Se formó en 1988 mediante la unión del Partido Liberal (Liberal Party) y el Partido Socialdemócrata (Social Democratic Party).

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a lot rides on these elections for the Liberals

para los liberales hay mucho en juego en estas elecciones

liberal-minded

liberal

to be anathema to sb liberal ideas are anathema to them

les repugnan or les resultan odiosas las ideas liberales

Translations for Liberals in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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artes liberales

(liberal) arts pl

liberal

liberal

liberal

liberal

son liberales en cuanto a la educación de sus hijos

they have a liberal approach to their children's upbringing

liberal

liberal

progre (liberal)

liberal

Liberals in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Liberals in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.liberal [ˈlɪbərəl] ADJ

1. liberal (tolerant) a. POL:

liberal

liberal

2. liberal (generous):

liberal

generoso, -a

3. liberal (plentiful):

liberal

copioso, -a

4. liberal (not strict):

liberal interpretation

amplio, -a

II.liberal [ˈlɪbərəl] N

liberal

liberal mf

liberal arts N Am

liberal arts

humanidades f pl

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liberal tb. POL

liberal

liberal

Liberal

progre

trendy liberal

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Liberals sometimes feel that it is narrow-minded to favor traditional marriage.

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And if so, how would you distinguish yourself from illiberal liberals?

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Liberals contended that the law was a subterfuge to maintain segregation.

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To petty bourgeois liberals and smug elites, this sounds an admirable mission.

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These "how" issues raise deep philosophical divides between entrepreneurial, pro-business liberals and pro-labour, anti-business socialists.

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Through the constitution's introduction of SUS, health care became an official government responsibility and human right, an issue on which liberals and conservatives could agree.

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Many liberals called this an attempt to slander her morals.

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He comes from a long line of over-educated academic liberals.

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Liberals opposed traditional conservatism and sought to replace absolutism in government with representative democracy and the rule of law.

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Socialists often criticize interventionism (as supported by social democrats and social liberals) as being untenable and liable to cause more economic distortion in the long-run.

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