pound-cost averaging in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for pound-cost averaging in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pound-cost averaging N U Brit FIN

pound-cost averaging

inversión periódica de un monto constante en valores o títulos

dollar-cost averaging N U Am FIN

dollar-cost averaging

inversión periódica de un monto constante en valores o títulos

Translations for pound-cost averaging in the Spanish»English Dictionary

el costo promediará cinco dólares

the cost will average five dollars

el costo promediará cinco dólares

the average cost will be five dollars

cesta de la compra ECON

average cost of a week's shopping

Translations for pound-cost averaging in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pound¹ [Am paʊnd, Brit paʊnd] N

1. pound (measure):

pound

libra f (454 gramos)

you've lost a few pounds

has adelgazado unos kilitos

2. pound (currency):

pound

libra f

Egyptian/Israeli pound

libra egipcia/israelí

attr a pound coin

una moneda de (una) libra

a ten-pound note Brit

un billete de diez libras

I.pound² [Am paʊnd, Brit paʊnd] VB trans

1. pound:

pound corn/spices

machacar

pound garlic/chili

majar

pound garlic/chili

machacar

pound dough

trabajar

pound the millet down to a fine powder

macháquese el mijo hasta reducirlo a un polvo fino

2. pound table/door:

pound

aporrear

pound

golpear

he pounded the pavement looking for work

pateó las calles en busca de trabajo inf

the waves pounded the wall

las olas batían contra el muro

3. pound MIL:

pound defenses

batir

pound defenses

bombardear

mortars pounded the village to rubble

los morteros redujeron el pueblo a escombros

II.pound² [Am paʊnd, Brit paʊnd] VB intr

1. pound (strike, beat):

pound

aporrear

pound

golpear

he pounded at the door/on the table

aporreó or golpeó la puerta/la mesa

waves pounded against the cliffs

las olas batían contra el acantilado

he was pounding away at the piano

estaba aporreando el piano

the music pounded away all night

la música retumbó toda la noche

2. pound:

pound heart:

palpitar

pound heart:

latir con fuerza

pound sound:

retumbar

my head is pounding

tengo la cabeza a punto de reventar or estallar

my head is pounding

me martillea la cabeza

3. pound (move) + adv compl:

the trucks pounded past

los camiones pasaban retumbando

I could hear his feet pounding down the corridor

oía sus pesados pasos por el pasillo

pound³ [Am paʊnd, Brit paʊnd] N (enclosure)

pound (for cars)

depósito m

pound (for dogs)

perrera f

I.cost [Am kɔst, Brit kɒst] N

1.1. cost (expense):

cost often pl

costo m esp LatAm

cost often pl

coste m Spain

notional/operating costs

costos probables/de explotación

notional/operating costs

costes probables/de explotación Spain

transportation/maintenance costs

costos de transporte/mantenimiento

transportation/maintenance costs

costes de transporte/mantenimiento Spain

at no additional or extra cost

sin cargo adicional

to cover (one's) costs

cubrir los gastos

he has no idea of the cost of running a car

no tiene idea de cuánto cuesta mantener un coche

to cut costs

reducir (los) gastos

to meet the cost(s) of sth

correr con los gastos de algo

1.2. cost <costs, pl > LAW:

cost

costas fpl

to pay costs

pagar las costas

costs were awarded against the plaintiff

las costas se impusieron al demandante

costs were awarded to the plaintiff

las costas se impusieron al demandado

1.3. cost U (price):

cost

costo m

cost

coste m Spain

at cost COMM

a precio de costo

at cost COMM

a precio de coste Spain

at cost COMM

al costo LatAm

2. cost U (loss, sacrifice):

at the cost of sth

a costa or a expensas de algo

he became president, but at a cost

llegó a ser presidente, pero a qué precio

she helped me out, at great cost to herself

sacrificó mucho al ayudarme

at little cost to yourself, you could help one of these orphans

haciendo un pequeño sacrificio podrías ayudar a uno de estos huérfanos

she devoted herself to the cause without stopping to count the cost

se entregó a la causa sin detenerse a pensar en sí misma

at all costs

a toda costa

at all costs

a cualquier precio

it must be avoided at all costs

hay que evitarlo a toda costa or a cualquier precio or cueste lo que cueste

he's very convincing, as I know to my cost

es muy persuasivo, como sé por experiencia propia

II.cost <pt & pp cost> [Am kɔst, Brit kɒst] VB trans

1.1. cost article/service:

cost

costar

how much did it cost you?

¿cuánto te costó?

how much does it cost?

¿cuánto cuesta?

how much does it cost?

¿cuánto vale?

it'll cost you! inf

¡mira que te va a salir caro!

that costs money

eso cuesta dinero

keeping fit costs both time and effort

mantenerse en forma cuesta tiempo y esfuerzo

1.2. cost (cause to lose):

cost

costar

one slip cost him the title

un error le costó el título

his frankness cost him dear

pagó cara su franqueza

2.1. cost < pt & pp costed> (calculate cost of):

cost

calcular el costo de

cost

calcular el coste de Spain

she costed the project

hizo un presupuesto para el proyecto

2.2. cost < pt & pp costed> (find out price of):

cost

averiguar el precio de

he costed the different types of engines

averiguó los precios de los distintos tipos de motores

I.average [Am ˈæv(ə)rɪdʒ, Brit ˈav(ə)rɪdʒ] N MATH

average

promedio m

average

media f

an average of 90 people a day

un promedio or una media de 90 personas por día

an average of 90 people a day

90 personas al día como término medio

she's very small — why, what's the average for her age?

es muy bajita — ¿por qué? ¿cuál es la altura normal para su edad?

I earn $600 a week on (an) average

gano un promedio or una media de 600 dólares a la or por semana

I earn $600 a week on (an) average

gano unos 600 dólares semanales, como promedio or como término medio

to take the average of sth

hacer or sacar el promedio or la media de algo

above/below (the) average

por encima/por debajo de la media

II.average [Am ˈæv(ə)rɪdʒ, Brit ˈav(ə)rɪdʒ] ADJ

1. average MATH:

average time/age

medio

average time/age

promedio adj inv

the average speed

la velocidad media

the average speed

la velocidad promedio

he is of average height

es de estatura mediana or regular

2. average (typical):

that's about average for a man of your height

eso es lo normal en or para un hombre de tu estatura

the average man

el hombre medio

the average family spends $35 a day on food

la familia tipo gasta $35 al día en comida

she's not your average pop singer inf

no es la típica cantante pop

3. average (ordinary):

how was the movie? — average

¿qué tal la película? — normal or nada del otro mundo

a very average meal

una comida nada especial or bastante mediocre

III.average [Am ˈæv(ə)rɪdʒ, Brit ˈav(ə)rɪdʒ] VB trans

1. average (do, get on average):

he averages $2, 000 a week

gana un promedio or una media de 2.000 dólares por semana

he averages $2, 000 a week

saca unos 2.000 dólares por semana como término medio

we averaged 80 miles a day

hicimos un promedio or una media de 80 millas al día

the temperature has averaged 5°C over the last 12 days

durante los pasados 12 días la temperatura media ha sido de 5°C

2. average MATH:

average

calcular el promedio de

average

calcular la media de

average

promediar

IV.average [Am ˈæv(ə)rɪdʒ, Brit ˈav(ə)rɪdʒ] ADV inf

average

regular

I did about average in the test

me fue regular en la prueba

pound-cost averaging in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for pound-cost averaging in the English»Spanish Dictionary

pound¹ [paʊnd] N

1. pound (weight):

pound

libra f (454 g)

by the pound

por libras

2. pound (currency):

pound

libra f

pound coin

moneda f de una libra

pound note

billete m de una libra

pound sterling

libra esterlina

pound² [paʊnd] N

pound (for cars)

depósito m

pound for dogs

perrera f

pound (for sheep)

redil m

I.pound³ [paʊnd] VB trans

1. pound:

pound (hit repeatedly)

aporrear

pound (beat)

golpear

pound (with a hammer)

martillear

the waves pounded the ship

las olas batían contra el barco

2. pound (walk heavily):

pound

patear

I could hear him pounding the floor upstairs

podía oír sus pasos en el piso de arriba

3. pound (crush) spices:

pound

machacar

pound

moler

pound MIL

batir

to pound sth to rubble

reducir algo a escombros

II.pound³ [paʊnd] VB intr

1. pound:

pound (beat)

dar golpes

pound (on a door, table)

aporrear

pound heart, pulse

latir con fuerza

pound music

retumbar

to pound away on a piano

aporrear un piano

the waves pounded against the shore

las olas azotaban la orilla

my head is pounding!

¡me estalla la cabeza!

2. pound (run):

to pound downstairs

bajar corriendo

3. pound fig:

to pound away at sth

insistir en algo

I.cost [kɒst, Am kɑ:st] cost, cost cost, cost costed, costed VB trans

1. cost (amount to):

cost

valer

to cost a packet inf

costar un ojo de la cara

2. cost (cause the loss of):

cost

costar

to cost sb dear

salir caro a alguien

3. cost (calculate price):

cost

calcular el precio de

II.cost [kɒst, Am kɑ:st] cost, cost cost, cost costed, costed N

1. cost (price):

cost

coste m

at no extra cost

sin costes adicionales

to cut the cost

recortar costes

to defray the cost of sth form

costear algo

2. cost pl (expense):

cost

costes m pl

cost LAW

costas f pl

to cut costs

recortar costes

3. cost fig (sacrifice):

to count the cost(s) (of sth) (consider effects)

valorar el riesgo (de algo)

to count the cost(s) (of sth) (suffer)

padecer las consecuencias (de algo)

(only) at the cost of doing sth

(solo) a costa de hacer algo

to one's cost

a expensas de uno

at all cost(s)

a toda costa

I.average [ˈævərɪdʒ] N MATH

average

promedio m

average

media f

above/below average

por encima/por debajo de la media

on average

por término medio

II.average [ˈævərɪdʒ] ADJ

1. average MATH:

average

medio, -a

average rainfall

precipitación media

2. average (mediocre):

average

mediocre

III.average [ˈævərɪdʒ] VB trans

1. average (have mean value):

average

promediar

2. average (calculate mean value of):

average

sacar la media de