politically correct in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for politically correct in the English»Spanish Dictionary

politically correct ADJ

politically correct

políticamente correcto

a politically correct term

un término políticamente correcto

Translations for politically correct in the Spanish»English Dictionary

políticamente correcto/incorrecto

politically correct/incorrect

Translations for politically correct in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.correct [Am kəˈrɛkt, Brit kəˈrɛkt] VB trans

1. correct (put right):

correct mistake/defect

corregir

correct exam/proofs

corregir

correct person

corregir

to correct sb's eyesight/posture

corregirle la vista/postura a alguien

bad habits are difficult to correct

es muy difícil corregir las malas costumbres

correct me if I'm wrong, but …

perdón, pero yo creo que …

I stand corrected form or hum

reconozco mi error

2. correct (punish) dated, euph:

correct child

corregir

correct criminal

castigar

II.correct [Am kəˈrɛkt, Brit kəˈrɛkt] ADJ

1. correct (true, right):

correct answer/time/figures

correcto

you're quite correct

está usted en lo cierto

would I be correct in thinking/saying that … ?

¿estaría en lo cierto si pensara/dijera que … ?

are you Mr Clive Davis? —that's correct

¿es usted el señor Clive Davis? —el mismo

2. correct (proper):

correct manners/dress/language

correcto

he's always very correct

siempre es correctísimo or muy correcto

politically [Am pəˈlɪdɪkli, Brit pəˈlɪtɪkli] ADV

politically

políticamente

politically aware

con conciencia política

politically correct in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for politically correct in the English»Spanish Dictionary

politically correct ADJ

politically correct

políticamente correcto, -a (actitud que refleja una ideología progresista)

Translations for politically correct in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.correct [kəˈrekt] VB trans (put right)

correct

corregir

correct me if I'm wrong but ...

corrígeme si me equivoco, pero...

II.correct [kəˈrekt] ADJ

correct

correcto, -a

that is correct form

así es

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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No subject was taboo for him, and many of his pronouncements might be considered too close to the bone in todays more politically correct age.

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They argued that as scientists they had a duty to uncover the truth whether that was politically correct or not.

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Society's use of politically correct language, she notes in the book, bears this out.

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They were definitely not politically correct but yet full of wit and humour.

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And also, since when is music meant to be politically correct?

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The scenes have a dark tone to them and are not quite politically correct.

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Is there any basis for the politically correct view that all humans have identical brains and that all behavioral and cultural diversity is learned?

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The emphasis is less on being theologically or politically correct than on being effective in transforming the world around you (and yourself).

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It remains politically correct, generates little suspense and remains in the area of the nice picture....

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I realized it wouldn't all be nice and politically correct.

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