cut-and-dried in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for cut-and-dried in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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her election isn't cut and dried

no se puede dar por sentado que vaya a salir elegida

cut-and-dried in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cut-and-dried in the English»Spanish Dictionary

cut-and-dried [ˌkʌtənˈdraɪd] ADJ

1. cut-and-dried (fixed in advance):

cut-and-dried

decidido, -a de antemano

2. cut-and-dried (not original):

cut-and-dried

preparado, -a de antemano

cut-and-dried idea

preconcebido, -a

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But it's that thing, at 18, the future is so cut-and-dried.

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They are naturally more comfortable applying supposedly cut-and-dried rules and precedents.

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This isn't cut-and-dried back-end software, this stuff impacts every aspect of the customer experience.

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In other words, a supposedly cut-and-dried case of the big guy versus the little guy might not be quite so simple after all.

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A cut-and-dried list of components is one thing, but to estimate a device's worth, it's also necessary to consider how well the parts come together.

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You might think that giving generous gifts of property or other assets to family members would be fairly cut-and-dried affair.

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That was a less cut-and-dried case, and federal authorities declined to charge the policeman involved.

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The twins say that their dad was evil, so they won't miss him at all, but you know it's not cut-and-dried as all that.

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Relationships are rarely ever cut-and-dried anyway, never mind the abusive ones.

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The ambulance chasers want a cut-and-dried case where they do not have to do much work.

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