NATO in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for NATO in the English»Spanish Dictionary

NATO [Am ˈneɪdoʊ, Brit ˈneɪtəʊ] N no art

NATO → North Atlantic Treaty Organization

NATO

la OTAN

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pug-nosed

ñato AmS

she's a born organizer

tiene un talento nato para organizar

snub-nosed person

ñato AmS

Translations for NATO in the Spanish»English Dictionary

nato (nata) ADJ

1. nato criminal/deportista/artista:

nato (nata)

born attr

2. nato cargo:

nato (nata)

ex officio

quien ocupe la presidencia es comandante nato del ejército

the president is automatically o ex officio commander of the army

ñato¹ (ñata) ADJ AmS inf

ñato (ñata) persona

snub-nosed

ñato (ñata) animal

pug-nosed

es muy ñato para usar esos anteojos tan grandes

his nose is too flat for such big glasses

ñato² (ñata) N m (f) inf

1. ñato CSur inf (tipo):

ñato (ñata) m

guy inf

ñato (ñata) m

bloke Brit inf

ñato (ñata) f

woman

2. ñato And (como apelativo cariñoso):

ñato (ñata)

funny face inf

ven, ñatita, dame un besito

come here, funny face, give us a kiss

3. ñato AmS (de nariz pequeña y chata):

no le gustan los ñatos

she doesn't like snub-nosed men

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OTAN

NATO

la Alianza Atlántica

NATO

es un perdedor nato

he's a born loser

NATO in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for NATO in the English»Spanish Dictionary

NATO [ˈneɪtəʊ, Am -t̬oʊ] N

NATO abbreviation of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation

NATO

OTAN f

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born ability

nato, -a

Translations for NATO in the Spanish»English Dictionary

nato (-a) ADJ

nato (-a)

born

un triunfador nato

a born winner

I.ñato (-a) ADJ

1. ñato CSur (chato):

ñato (-a)

snub-nosed

2. ñato Col (gangoso):

ñato (-a)

nasal

II.ñato (-a) N m (f) LatAm

ñato (-a)

guy

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OTAN

NATO

Alianza Atlántica

NATO

NATO Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a born winner

un triunfador nato

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

A NATO standardization effort soon started and tests of various rounds were carried out starting in 1977.

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The plane had been hired by an agency of NATO.

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It was approved unanimously by all 19 NATO ambassadors.

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It is, therefore, used by NATO and other military services.

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The 7.6251mm NATO round nevertheless met the designer's demands for fully automatic reliability with a full-power round.

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By comparison, 5.56 NATO and 7.62 NATO rounds cause little or no penetration to armor of that thickness.

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In that role he fought hard for a fleet large enough to meet NATO commitments.

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The organization has a number of member nations mostly within NATO.

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