opt-out in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for opt-out in the English»Spanish Dictionary

opt-out [Am ˈɑp ˌtaʊt, Brit] N

1. opt-out (from treaty, agreement):

opt-out

opción f de exclusión

opt-out

opción f de no participación

opt-out email

email en el que se especifica que no se quiere seguir recibiendo material de promoción

2. opt-out (in UK) attr:

opt-out school/hospital

que opta por pasar a depender directamente del gobierno central

opt-out clause N

opt-out clause

cláusula f opt-out

opt-out clause

cláusula f de opción de exclusión

opt-out clause

cláusula f de opción de no participación

opt out VB [Am ɑpt -, Brit ɒpt -] (v + adv)

1. opt out person:

to opt out (of sth) I've opted out of the scheme

me he borrado del plan

you can't just opt out of your responsibilities

no puedes desentenderte así como así de tus responsabilidades

he opted out and went to live in a commune

lo abandonó todo y se fue a vivir a una comuna

2. opt out school/hospital (in UK):

opt out

pasar a depender directamente del gobierno central

Translations for opt-out in the Spanish»English Dictionary

opción de exclusión N f

opción de exclusión

opt-out

opción de no participación N f

opción de no participación

opt-out

cláusula de no participación N f

cláusula de no participación

opt-out clause

opt-out in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for opt-out in the English»Spanish Dictionary

opt out VB intr

to opt out (of sth)

borrarse (de algo)

opt-out Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to opt out (of sth)

borrarse (de algo)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Elected politicians would be exempt and temporary opt-out provisions have been proposed for universities and hospitals.

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After further pressure, it was decided that patients would be contacted before records were uploaded to provide them with the opportunity to opt-out.

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These opt-out branches diverged from the main stations to present specific local programs for the branch areas, generally for an hour daily.

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The order provided vaccination free of charge to those who were not covered by insurance, and included an opt-out provision for parents.

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The abolition of the euro opt-out was put to a referendum in 2000 and was rejected.

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In an opt-out plan, the employees are automatically enrolled unless they explicitly ask to be excluded.

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There were also hourly news bulletins and the ability to opt-out for local travel bulletins.

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He had become convinced that the political opt-out measures did not work and that something stronger was required.

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An opt-out network is defaulted to have the user included in a group.

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There seems to be no opt-out as to how far this data is shared between related sister companies.

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