assailable in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for assailable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

available [Am əˈveɪləb(ə)l, Brit əˈveɪləb(ə)l] ADJ

1. available (obtainable) pred:

to be easily or readily available

ser fácil de conseguir

cigarettes are available in packs of 10 or 20

los cigarrillos vienen or se venden en paquetes de 10 o 20

these cups are available only as part of a set

estas tazas solo se venden como parte de un juego

brochures are available on request

hay folletos a disposición de quien los solicite

food and drink will be available at the fair

en la feria habrá comida y bebida

the smallest size/the only brand available

la talla más pequeña/la única marca que hay

“available only on prescription”

“venta bajo receta médica”

2. available (at sb's disposal):

available resources/manpower

disponible

the available funds

los fondos disponibles

the available funds

los fondos de que se dispone

to examine the available alternatives or the alternatives available

estudiar las posibles alternativas

use every available means to prevent it

usa todos los medios a tu alcance or de que dispongas para impedirlo

he uses every available minute for studying

aprovecha cada minuto que tiene para estudiar

book me on the earliest available flight

consígame un billete en el primer vuelo que pueda

available for sth these books are available for reference only

estos libros son solo de consulta

the club rooms are available for hire by members

los salones del club están a disposición de los socios que deseen alquilarlos

available to sb what other options were available to us?

¿qué otras opciones teníamos?

available to sb what other options were available to us?

¿de qué otras opciones disponíamos?

education should be available to all citizens

todos los ciudadanos deberían tener acceso a la educación

to make sth available to sb

poner algo a disposición de alguien

3. available (free, contactable):

available pred

libre

is the principal available?

¿está libre el director?

is the principal available?

¿podría hablar con el director?

Mr Smith is not available for comment

el señor Smith no está dispuesto a formular declaraciones

when will you be available to start work?

¿cuándo podrá empezar a trabajar?

I'm available all day on this number

se me puede localizar a cualquier hora del día en este teléfono

4. available (sexually) euph:

available pred

libre y dispuesto

unassailable [Am ˌənəˈseɪləb(ə)l, Brit ʌnəˈseɪləb(ə)l] ADJ form

unassailable fortress

inexpugnable

unassailable arguments

irrefutable

unassailable arguments

irrebatible

unassailable reputation

incuestionable

unassailable right

inalienable

his position is unassailable

su posición es invulnerable

assailant [Am əˈseɪlənt, Brit əˈseɪl(ə)nt] N form

assailant

agresor m / agresora f

assailant

atacante mf

unavailable [Am ˌənəˈveɪləb(ə)l, Brit ʌnəˈveɪləb(ə)l] ADJ

I'm sorry, she's unavailable at the moment

lo siento pero en este momento no lo puede atender

butter was unavailable

no se podía conseguir mantequilla

that number is unavailable

ese número está desconectado (or averiado etc.)

the minister is unavailable for comment

el ministro no desea hacer ningún comentario

wassail [Am ˈwɑsəl, ˈwɑˌseɪl, Brit ˈwɒseɪl, ˈwɒs(ə)l, ˈwas(ə)l] VB intr arch, hum

1. wassail (drink alcohol):

wassail

montar una juerga inf

2. wassail (sing carols):

wassail

cantar villancicos

assailable in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for assailable in the English»Spanish Dictionary

available [əˈveɪləbl] ADJ

1. available (obtainable):

available

disponible

to make sth available to sb

poner algo a la disposición [o al alcance] de alguien

2. available (free):

available

libre

to be available to do sth

tener tiempo para hacer algo

3. available (free for romantic involvement):

to be available

estar sin compromiso

assailant N

assailant

asaltante mf

assailant

agresor(a) m (f)

unavailable [ˌʌnəˈveɪləbl] ADJ

unavailable

inasequible

unavailable article

agotado, -a

unavailable man, woman

ocupado, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The penetration is carried out as part of a frontal attack when there is no assailable flank available.

en.wikipedia.org

So, a critical resource may not be directly assailable, but can be compromised through other systems.

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Remember, the absolutes ("always" and "never") are absolutely assailable and never defensible.

www.businessweek.com

Or they are just not assailable...

windsorstar.com

Inasmuch as communicative agents reciprocally raise validity claims with their speech acts, they are relying on the potential of assailable grounds.

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Its legality is neither challenged nor assailable.

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This is as assailable as so-called "science" can be.

www.macleans.ca

The opportunities will not be easily realized and will be assailable from every quarter.

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This is partly because a copyright is more easily obtainable (and is generally less assailable) than a patent.

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