fötal in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fötal in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fetal, Brit also foetal [Am ˈfidl, Brit ˈfiːt(ə)l] ADJ

fetal

fetal

fetal distress

sufrimiento m fetal

in a/the fetal position

en posición fetal

foetal [ˈfiːt(ə)l] ADJ Brit

foetal → fetal

See also fetal

fetal, Brit also foetal [Am ˈfidl, Brit ˈfiːt(ə)l] ADJ

fetal

fetal

fetal distress

sufrimiento m fetal

in a/the fetal position

en posición fetal

vital [Am ˈvaɪdl, Brit ˈvʌɪt(ə)l] ADJ

1.1. vital (essential):

vital equipment/supplies

esencial

vital equipment/supplies

fundamental

to be vital to sb/sth

ser de vital or fundamental importancia para alguien/algo

it is vital that he be found

es esencial que lo encontremos

it is vital that he be found

hay que encontrarlo a toda costa

it is vital to send the drugs without delay

es esencial or imperativo que las medicinas se despachen inmediatamente

is it absolutely vital for you to go today?

¿es absolutamente imprescindible que vayas hoy?

1.2. vital (crucial, decisive):

vital factor/issue

decisivo

vital factor/issue

de vital importancia

at the vital moment

en el momento crucial or clave

a matter of vital importance

un asunto de vital importancia

1.3. vital (necessary for life):

vital organ/function

vital

2. vital (energetic, vigorous):

vital person

vital

vital person

lleno de vitalidad

vital person

lleno de vida

her paintings are bold and vital

sus cuadros son audaces y llenos de vitalidad or de fuerza

vital statistics N npl

1. vital statistics (in demography):

vital statistics

estadísticas fpl demográficas

2. vital statistics (of a woman):

vital statistics hum

medidas fpl

metal detector N

metal detector

detector m de metales

metal fatigue N U

metal fatigue

fatiga f del metal

natal [Am ˈneɪdl, Brit ˈneɪt(ə)l] ADJ liter

natal land:

natal

natal

his natal day

su natalicio form

his natal day

el día de su nacimiento

petal [Am ˈpɛdl, Brit ˈpɛt(ə)l] N

petal

pétalo m

fatal [Am ˈfeɪdl, Brit ˈfeɪt(ə)l] ADJ

1. fatal (causing death):

fatal accident/injury/illness

mortal

it is not known who fired the fatal shot

no se sabe quién disparó el tiro que le causó la muerte

2. fatal (disastrous):

fatal decision/mistake

fatídico

fatal decision/mistake

de funestas consecuencias

fatal to sth the delay was fatal to the project

el retraso tuvo consecuencias funestas para el proyecto

it would be fatal to assume that …

sería funesto or tendría funestas consecuencias asumir que …

3. fatal (important):

fatal

fatal

the fatal day/hour

el día/la hora fatal

precious metal N C or U

precious metal

metal m precioso

fötal in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fötal in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fetal [ˈfi:tl, Am -t̬l] ADJ Am

fetal → foetal

See also foetal

foetal [ˈfi:təl, Am -t̬əl] ADJ BIOL

foetal

fetal

foetal [ˈfi:təl, Am -t̬əl] ADJ BIOL

foetal

fetal

total up VB trans

total up

sumar

fatal [ˈfeɪtəl, Am -t̬əl] ADJ

1. fatal (causing death):

fatal

mortal

2. fatal (disastrous):

fatal

desastroso, -a

3. fatal liter consequences:

fatal

funesto, -a

vital [ˈvaɪtəl, Am -t̬əl] ADJ

vital

vital

vital ingredient

ingrediente m esencial

vital organs

órganos m pl vitales

vital part

parte f crucial

vital statistics

estadísticas f pl demográficas

it is vital to do ...

es fundamental hacer...

natal [ˈneɪtl, Am -t̬l] ADJ

natal

natal

hot metal N TYPO

hot metal

fundición f

petal [ˈpetl, Am ˈpet̬l] N

1. petal BOT:

petal

pétalo m

2. petal Brit inf (term of endearment):

petal

cariño m

I.metal [ˈmetl, Am ˈmet̬-] N

1. metal (element):

metal

metal m

2. metal Brit (road):

metal

grava f

3. metal pl Brit RAIL:

metal

rieles m pl

II.metal [ˈmetl, Am ˈmet̬-] ADJ

metal

metálico, -a

III.metal [ˈmetl, Am ˈmet̬-] VB trans

metal road:

metal

engravar

I.total [ˈtəʊtl, Am ˈtoʊt̬l] Brit: -ll-, Am: -l- N

total sum, cost:

total

total m

II.total [ˈtəʊtl, Am ˈtoʊt̬l] Brit: -ll-, Am: -l- ADJ

1. total (entire):

total sum, cost

total

2. total (absolute):

total

total

total

absoluto, -a

a total failure

un fracaso total

III.total [ˈtəʊtl, Am ˈtoʊt̬l] Brit: -ll-, Am: -l- VB trans

1. total (count):

total

sumar

2. total amount to:

total

ascender a