pros in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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pro1 [Am proʊ, Brit prəʊ] N inf

I.pro2 <pros, pl> [Am proʊ, Brit prəʊ] N (advantages)

II.pro2 [Am proʊ, Brit prəʊ] PREP inf (in favor of)

pro- [Am proʊ, Brit prəʊ] PREFIX

pro forma [Am ˌproʊ ˈfɔrmə, Brit prəʊ ˈfɔːmə] ADJ form

I.pro-European [ˌproʊˌjərəˈpiən] ADJ

II.pro-European [ˌproʊˌjərəˈpiən] N

pro-family [proʊˈfæm(ə)li] ADJ Am

pro-abortion [ˌprəʊəˈbɔːrʃən, ˌprəʊəˈbɔːʃən] ADJ

pro-abortionist [prəʊəˈbɔːʃənɪst] N

pro-am [Am proʊˈæm, Brit prəʊˈam] ADJ esp Am

I.pro bono [ˌprəʊ ˈbəʊnəʊ] ADV

II.pro bono [ˌprəʊ ˈbəʊnəʊ] ADJ attr

pros in the PONS Dictionary

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I.pro1 [prəʊ, Am proʊ] inf N

II.pro1 [prəʊ, Am proʊ] inf ADJ

See also professional

I.professional [prəˈfeʃənəl] ADJ

II.professional [prəˈfeʃənəl] N

I.pro2 [prəʊ, Am proʊ] ADV

II.pro2 [prəʊ, Am proʊ] N

III.pro2 [prəʊ, Am proʊ] PREP

IV.pro2 [prəʊ, Am proʊ] ADJ

I.pro rata [ˌprəʊˈrɑ:tə, Am ˌproʊˈreɪt̬ə] ADJ

II.pro rata [ˌprəʊˈrɑ:tə, Am ˌproʊˈreɪt̬ə] ADV

pro-choice [prəʊˈtʃɔɪs, Am proʊˈtʃɔɪs] ADJ POL

pro-lifer [prəʊˈlʌɪfə, Am proʊˈlaɪfər] N POL, REL

pro-life [prəʊˈlʌɪf, Am proʊˈlaɪf] ADJ POL, REL

quid pro quo [ˈkwɪdprəʊˈkwəʊ, Am -proʊˈkwoʊ] N form

prorate VB trans, pro-rate [prəʊˈreɪt] VB trans Am

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the pros and cons of sth
los pros y los contras de algo

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the pros and cons of sth
los pros y los contras de algo
the pros and cons of job sharing
los pros y los contras de compartir el trabajo
the pros and cons of sth
los pros y los contras de algo
to consider the pros and cons
hacerse una composición de lugar
to weigh up the pros and cons
valorar los pros y los contras
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Short of tacking on fabric to flat-faced dining chairs, everything else is better left to the pros.
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White canes can be either collapsible or straight, with both versions having pros and cons.
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Smoking bans on college and university campuses have led to debates that bring forward a number of pros and cons.
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Advisers said that investors needed to consider the pros and cons of early encashment.
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Generative and discriminative models both have their pros and cons and the ideal choice depends on their area of application.
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I spent a long time talking about the pros and cons.
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Giving the gift of a share certificate this holiday season has pros and cons.
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This is what differentiates the pros from the newbies.
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The Aussie duo have only improved from a further 12 months of relentless touring and performed with the charisma of seasoned pros.
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Genetic counseling may be useful, too, especially when weighing the pros and cons of more invasive procedures such as chorionic villus sampling and amniocentesis.
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