fourth estate in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for fourth estate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fourth estate N

the fourth estate

el cuarto poder

Translations for fourth estate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

the fourth estate

la prensa

Translations for fourth estate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

estate [Am ɪˈsteɪt, Brit ɪˈsteɪt, ɛˈsteɪt] N

1.1. estate (land, property):

estate

finca f

estate

propiedad f

estate management

administración f de fincas

1.2. estate (group of buildings):

a private estate

un complejo habitacional

a private estate

una urbanización Spain

a private estate

un fraccionamiento Mex

an industrial estate Brit

una zona or un parque industrial

an industrial estate Brit

un polígono industrial Spain

1.3. estate Brit:

estate, a. council estate

see council estate

2. estate LAW:

estate

patrimonio m

estate (of deceased person)

sucesión f

3. estate (political, social class):

estate

estado m

the three estates

los tres estados or estamentos

the first/second/third estate

el primer/segundo/tercer estado

the fourth estate

la prensa

4. estate Brit:

estate, a. estate car

→ station wagon

See also station wagon, council estate

station wagon N Am

station wagon

ranchera f

station wagon

familiar m

station wagon

coche m familiar

station wagon

camioneta f LatAm

station wagon

rural f RioPl

station wagon

station (wagon) m Chil

council estate N

council estate

complejo urbanístico de viviendas de alquiler subvencionadas por el ayuntamiento

council estate

≈ viviendas fpl de protección oficial (en Esp)

council estate

≈ viviendas fpl económicas (en RPl)

I.fourth [Am fɔrθ, Brit fɔːθ] ADJ

fourth

cuarto

II.fourth [Am fɔrθ, Brit fɔːθ] ADV

1. fourth (in position, time, order):

fourth

en cuarto lugar

2. fourth (fourthly):

fourth

en cuarto lugar

III.fourth [Am fɔrθ, Brit fɔːθ] N

1.1. fourth (part):

fourth

cuarto m

1.2. fourth MUS:

fourth

cuarta f

2. fourth MOTOR:

fourth, a. fourth gear no art

cuarta f

See also fifth

I.fifth [Am fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] ADJ

1.1. fifth:

fifth

quinto

you're the fifth person to ask me that

eres la quinta persona que me pregunta eso

Henry V

Enrique V (read as: Enrique quinto)

it's his fifth birthday

cumple cinco años

it's their fifth wedding anniversary

cumplen cinco años de casados

it's their fifth wedding anniversary

es su quinto aniversario de boda

that's the fifth time he's done that

es la quinta vez que hace eso

I was fifth on the list

yo era el quinto/la quinta de la lista

fifth part/share

quinta parte f

fifth part/share

quinto m

1.2. fifth (in seniority, standing):

fifth

quinto

2. fifth (elliptical use):

Paradise Boy fell at the fifth

Paradise Boy cayó en la quinta valla (or el quinto obstáculo etc.)

he'll be arriving on the fifth (of the month)

llegará el (día) cinco

Uncle Ben is the fifth from the right

el tío Ben es el quinto de derecha a izquierda

we'll arrive (on) May fifth or Brit May the fifth

llegaremos el cinco de mayo

the fifth of May

el cinco de mayo

II.fifth [Am fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] ADV

1. fifth (in position, time, order):

fifth

en quinto lugar

Goodwill finished fifth

Goodwill llegó el quinto or en quinto lugar

2. fifth (with superl):

the fifth highest mountain in the world

la montaña que ocupa el quinto lugar entre las más altas del mundo

III.fifth [Am fɪ(f)θ, Brit fɪfθ] N

1.1. fifth MATH:

fifth

quinto m

three fifths

tres quintos

one fifth of ten is two

un quinto or la quinta parte de diez es dos

1.2. fifth (part):

fifth

quinta parte f

fifth

quinto m

1.3. fifth MUS:

fifth

quinta f

1.4. fifth (measure):

fifth Am

medida equivalente a 0, 757 litros

1.5. fifth (in competition):

he finished a disappointing fifth

llegó en un deslucido quinto lugar or puesto

2. fifth no art:

fifth, a. fifth gear

quinta f

fourth estate in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fourth estate in the English»Spanish Dictionary

estate [ɪˈsteɪt] N

1. estate (piece of land):

estate

finca f

country estate

finca f

country estate

hacienda f LatAm

2. estate LAW:

estate

patrimonio m

housing estate

urbanización f

industrial estate

polígono m industrial

council estate

viviendas f pl de protección oficial

3. estate Brit (car):

estate

coche m familiar

I.fourth [fɔ:θ, Am fɔ:rθ] ADJ

fourth

cuarto, -a

II.fourth [fɔ:θ, Am fɔ:rθ] N

1. fourth (order):

fourth

cuarto(-a) m (f)

2. fourth (date):

fourth

cuatro m

3. fourth:

fourth (fraction)

cuarto m

fourth (part)

cuarta parte f

4. fourth MUS:

fourth

cuarta f

See also eighth

I.eighth [eɪtθ] ADJ

eighth

octavo, -a

eighth note Am

corchea f

II.eighth [eɪtθ] N no pl

1. eighth (order):

eighth

octavo(-a) m (f)

to be eighth in a race

quedar de octavo en una carrera

2. eighth (date):

eighth

ocho m

the eighth

el día ocho

the eighth of December, December the eighth

el ocho de diciembre

3. eighth:

eighth (fraction)

octavo m

eighth (part)

octava parte f

III.eighth [eɪtθ] ADV (in lists)

eighth

octavo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Are modern media fit to inhabit the fourth estate?

www.abc.net.au

Even this peon of the Fourth Estate, ramshackle and barely solvent, would somehow scrounge up the readies to invest at 300 per cent.

www.smh.com.au

It is no accident that the press was once called the Fourth Estate.

www.businessoffashion.com

Journalists have always been the fourth estate of the realm, the fourth pillar of every democratic government that keeps the other three in check.

techcabal.com

The term Fourth Estate emerged later, in reference to forces outside the established power structure, and is now most commonly used in reference to the independent press or media.

en.wikipedia.org

The press has been termed the fourth estate of democracy.

www.thehindu.com

As the fourth estate of the realm, the public expect the media to play their watchdog role.

en.wikipedia.org

Watch her take big swings at the right and the left and make us wish the real-world Fourth Estate was half as tenacious.

www.vanityfair.com

Can the fourth estate, battling ever-declining advertising revenue and ever-shrinking newsrooms, still do that kind of painstaking, time-consuming work?

www.brisbanetimes.com.au

Such groups can include the press (an analogy for the Fourth Estate), the people, and interest groups.

en.wikipedia.org