excess in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for excess in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.excess N [Am ɪkˈsɛs, ˈɛksɛs, Brit ɪkˈsɛs, ɛkˈsɛs, ˈɛksɛs]

1.1. excess (immoderate degree):

excess no pl

exceso m

an excess of caution/optimism

un exceso de precaución/optimismo

1.2. excess U (immoderation):

excess

exceso m

to eat and drink to excess

comer y beber en exceso

to carry sth to excess

llevar algo a la exageración

1.3. excess <excesses, pl >:

excess

excesos mpl

excess

desafueros mpl

2. excess U (surplus):

excess

excedente m

in excess of

superior a

in excess of

por encima de

a sum in excess of $2, 000

una suma superior a or por encima de los 2.000 dólares

3. excess C (on insurance policy):

excess Brit

franquicia f

II.excess ADJ [Am ɪkˈsɛs, ˈɛksɛs, Brit ˈɛksɛs]

excess weight

exceso m de peso

trim the excess fat off the meat

quítele el exceso de grasa a la carne

excess supply/demand

exceso de oferta/demanda

excess profits

exceso de beneficios

excess baggage N U

excess baggage

exceso m de equipaje

excess fare N Brit

excess fare

suplemento m (pagado en el transporte público)

excess postage N U esp Brit

excess postage

franqueo m suplementario

excess postage

recargo m por franqueo insuficiente

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pour off the excess liquid

quita el exceso de caldo

Translations for excess in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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sobrecarga

excess load

sobrecarga

excess weight

sobrepeso (de equipaje)

excess

sobrepeso (de equipaje)

excess baggage

sobrepeso (de carga)

excess load

sobrepeso (de carga)

excess weight

sobrecapacidad

excess capacity

desafuero

excess

en demasía beber

to excess

todo alimento, tomado en demasía, es perjudicial

any food, when eaten in excess, can be harmful

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Translations for excess in the English»Spanish Dictionary

excess <-es> [ɪkˈses] N

excess

exceso m

to eat to excess

comer en exceso

to carry sth to excess

llevar algo al exceso

in excess of

superior a

excess baggage N, excess luggage N

excess baggage

exceso m de equipaje

excess production N

excess production

excedente m de producción

excess supply N

excess supply

exceso m de oferta

excess expenditure N

excess expenditure

gastos m pl adicionales

excess charge N

excess charge

suplemento m

excess fare N

excess fare

suplemento m

excess amount N

excess amount

cantidad f excedente

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sobrepeso

excess weight

sobrepeso (de equipaje)

excess baggage

inflación

excess

excess Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to eat to excess

comer en exceso

to carry sth to excess

llevar algo al exceso

in excess of

superior a

excess baggage

exceso m de equipaje

he/she used to drink to excess

solía beber hasta el exceso

in his youth he indulged in a lot of excess

en su juventud cometió muchos excesos

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English

It is not uncommon for heavy build deposits (in excess of 25 m) to crack when exposed to severe loads.

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It has an unrefueled combat range in excess of 8,800 miles.

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The annual precipitation total in these areas is in excess of 1500mmin 1.

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The plate is then gently wiped with tarlatans to remove the excess ink and drive it into the recesses (wells).

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Otherwise, the excess pieces will be prevented from being placed on the track.

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During the excess two and a half months, the students are given summer vacation to rest from the school year.

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Excess power not used by the mill is returned to the grid.

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The facility is now in the excess of 100,000 sq. ft.

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The underconnectivity theory hypothesizes underfunctioning high-level neural connections and synchronization, along with an excess of low-level processes.

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The policy was to be free from all average under 150,000, meaning that the insurers would only pay for damage in excess of that sum.

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