casual in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for casual in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.casual [Am ˈkæʒuəl, Brit ˈkaʒjʊəl] ADJ

1.1. casual (superficial) attr:

casual inspection

superficial

a casual glance

una ojeada rápida

it's just a casual relationship

es una relación superficial or sin trascendencia

a casual acquaintance

un conocido / una conocida

casual sex should be avoided

evite las relaciones sexuales promiscuas

1.2. casual (chance) attr:

casual visit/caller/reader

ocasional

a casual encounter

un encuentro casual or fortuito

1.3. casual (informal):

casual chat/atmosphere

informal

casual clothes

de sport

casual clothes

informal

we meet for a casual drink from time to time

nos vemos para tomar algo de vez en cuando

2. casual (unconcerned):

casual attitude/tone/disregard

despreocupado

casual remark

hecho al pasar

she seemed very casual about the whole thing

parecía tomárselo todo con mucha tranquilidad

she seemed very casual about the whole thing

parecía no darle mucha importancia al asunto

he's rather casual about keeping appointments

es bastante informal para cumplir sus compromisos

act casual, there's a policeman coming

disimula, que ahí viene un policía

3. casual (not regular):

casual employment/labor/job

eventual

casual employment/labor/job

ocasional

casual worker (on farm)

jornalero m / jornalera f

casual worker (in factory)

obrero m eventual / obrera f eventual

to do casual work

trabajar como eventual

II.casual [Am ˈkæʒuəl, Brit ˈkaʒjʊəl] N

1. casual (worker):

casual (on farm)

jornalero m / jornalera f

casual (in factory)

obrero m eventual / obrera f eventual

2. casual <casuals, pl > FASHION:

casual

ropa f de sport

smart casual [ˌsmɑrt ˈkæʒuəl, ˌsmɑːt ˈkaʒʊəl] ADJ

smart casual

informal elegante

casual contract N

casual contract

contrato m eventual

casual contract

contrato m temporal

casual contract

contrato m temporario LatAm also

casual Friday N

casual Friday

viernes m informal (día en el que no es necesario vestir traje y corbata en el trabajo)

Translations for casual in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cachuelero

casual laborer Am

cachuelero

casual labourer Brit

sport

casual

ropa sport

casual clothes pl

cachuelo

casual job

a Juan le salió un cachuelo ayer

Juan managed to get some casual work yesterday

hacer cachuelos

to do odd jobs o casual work

informal ropa/estilo

casual

deportivo (deportiva) (informal)

casual

casual in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for casual in the English»Spanish Dictionary

casual [ˈkæʒʊəl, Am ˈkæʒu:-] ADJ

1. casual (relaxed):

casual

relajado, -a

2. casual (not permanent):

casual

casual

casual sex

ocasional

3. casual (not serious):

casual

despreocupado, -a

casual glance

al azar

casual remark

a la ligera

casual meeting

fortuito, -a

4. casual (not habitual):

casual

de vez en cuando

5. casual (informal):

casual

informal

casual clothes

informal

casual labourer N, casual worker N

casual labourer

trabajador(a) m (f) temporero, -a

casual labour N no pl, casual work N no pl

casual labour

trabajo m temporal

Translations for casual in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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esportivo (-a)

casual

accidental

casual

desenfadado (-a)

casual

changador

casual worker

venturero (-a)

casual

informal

casual

trabajo eventual

casual job

casual Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

casual/sports wear

ropa informal/deportiva

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is classified as a casual, non-connecting script, and was designed to imitate the historical look of comic book lettering, for use in informal documents.

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There are 4 full-time and approximately 6 casual members.

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The society presented the awards in a casual but star-studded ceremony.

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The conversation is most often away from that of mercantile pursuits and trade, adopting a more casual tone.

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It's just not as abundant in left-field ideas and sounds a little more casual and tossed-off.

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His powerfully visionary poetry frees itself from every casual or superfluous element to give emphasis to the primary conditions of existence.

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Very casual button-front shirts are often sized as small, medium, large, and so on.

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Sponges, although at casual glance look like plants, are animals, living singly or in colonies of many individuals.

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The restaurant is considered fine dining, and has a casual dress code.

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Skirmish battles require the least time investment, so it is better suited toward casual players.

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