intellect in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for intellect in the English»Spanish Dictionary

intellect [Am ˈɪn(t)lˌɛkt, Brit ˈɪntəlɛkt] N

1. intellect (faculty):

intellect

intelecto m

intellect

inteligencia f

powers of intellect

capacidad f intelectual

2. intellect (person):

intellect

inteligencia f

intellect

cerebro m

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it won't overtax your intellect hum

no va a requerir un gran esfuerzo intelectual de tu parte hum

subtle mind/intellect/remark

perspicaz

subtle mind/intellect/remark

agudo

the sharpness of his intellect/mind

su perspicacia

blunt senses/intellect

embotar

ready wit/intellect

vivo

ready wit/intellect

agudo

Translations for intellect in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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intelecto

intellect

intellect in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for intellect in the English»Spanish Dictionary

intellect [ˈɪntəlekt, Am -t̬ə-] N no pl

1. intellect (faculty):

intellect

intelecto m

a man/woman of intellect

un hombre/una mujer de gran inteligencia

powers of intellect

capacidad f intelectual

2. intellect (thinker, intellectual):

intellect

intelectual mf

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decay of building, intellect

deterioro m

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intelecto

intellect

mente

intellect

intellect Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a man/woman of intellect

un hombre/una mujer de gran inteligencia

powers of intellect

capacidad f intelectual

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English

During this time, humoral temperaments were used to explain differences in age, ethnicity, and intellect.

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For him, the possibility of understanding rests on the relationship between intellect and sense perception.

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An excellent nugget of thought-provoking fiction that pits life against art and emotion against intellect.

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She was noted for her beauty, intellect and artistic gifts.

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He voluntarily underwent this change so as to preserve his intellect.

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The youthful prelates intellect, piety and charm inspired thousands, many on a deeply personal level.

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The passive intellectual stagnates intellect by objectifying ideas, thus establishing them as objects.

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These are called the possible and agent intellect.

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Rather than believe they might be wrong about the course of the war, they decided they couldn't possibly be wrong because of their superior intellect.

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He suffers from hydrocephalus, although his intellect seems to be unaffected by this condition.

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