empowered in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for empowered in the English»Spanish Dictionary

empower [Am əmˈpaʊ(ə)r, Brit ɪmˈpaʊə, ɛmˈpaʊə] VB trans

1. empower (authorize):

empower

conferirle poderes a

empower

otorgarle poderes a

empower

empoderar

she is empowered to sign the contract on my behalf

está autorizada a or para firmar el contrato en mi nombre

2. empower POL, SOCIOL:

to empower sb/oneself

investir de poder a alguien/investirse de poder

Translations for empowered in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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empoderar POL, SOCIOL

to empower

queda facultado para decidir sobre la suerte de la compañía

he is empowered o he has powers to decide on the company's fate

apoderar

to empower

la compañía me apoderó para firmar el contrato

the company empowered o authorized me to sign the contract

está habilitada para cobrar la pensión de su madre

she is empowered o authorized to collect her mother's pension

empowered in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for empowered in the English»Spanish Dictionary

empower [ɪmˈpaʊəʳ, Am emˈpaʊɚ] VB trans

to empower sb to do sth (give ability to)

capacitar a alguien para hacer algo

to empower sb to do sth (authorise)

autorizar a alguien a hacer algo

Translations for empowered in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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habilitar (a personas)

to empower

empowered Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to empower sb to do sth (give ability to)

capacitar a alguien para hacer algo

to empower sb to do sth (authorise)

autorizar a alguien a hacer algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The internet empowered protesters and allowed for anyone with access to the internet be involved in the democratization process of their government.

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He or she is also empowered to reorganize the executive branch of the state government.

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It means staff can fit work around the other commitments in their personal lives and, because we're not clock-watching, they feel empowered to take ownership of their workload management.

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The Attorney-General was also empowered to determine the venues in which cases would be heard.

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If it empowered people, it could be worth footing the bill for a cheapo tablet computer for every registered voter.

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A woman placed in the role of an action hero or a criminal adventurer is empowered, heroic, raffish.

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Banks will not participate and governments will be empowered only to receive valuns and pay them out but not to create them.

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The removal of these powers appears to cause harm to those who have been empowered.

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He represents people involved in movements who are empowered by him.

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This new constitution empowered the predominantly-foreign legislature and disenfranchised the common people, who could not meet the new property qualifications.

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