prospecting in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.prospect N [Am ˈprɑˌspɛkt, Brit ˈprɒspɛkt]

II.to prospect for VB intr [Am ˈprɑˌspɛkt, Brit prəˈspɛkt]

III.prospect VB trans [Am ˈprɑˌspɛkt, Brit prəˈspɛkt]

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they are salivating at the prospect
se les hace agua la boca or la boca agua ante la perspectiva
unappetizing idea/prospect
poco apetecible
inviting prospect/idea/offer
atractivo
inviting prospect/idea/offer
atrayente
cheerless prospect
poco alentador
cheerless prospect
sombrío
uninviting prospect
poco halagüeño

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prospecting in the PONS Dictionary

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I.prospect [ˈprɒspekt, Am ˈprɑ:spekt] N

II.prospect [ˈprɒspekt, Am ˈprɑ:spekt] VB intr MIN

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an encouraging prospect
una perspectiva de futuro halagüeña
harrowing prospect
angustioso, -a
desolate landscape, prospect
desierto, -a
fair chance, prospect
bueno, -a

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prospecting Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the prospect of sth
la probabilidad de algo
a prospect of/over sth
una vista de/sobre algo
an encouraging prospect
una perspectiva de futuro halagüeña
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From the astrobiological perspective, asteroid prospecting could provide scientific data for the search for extraterrestrial intelligence (SETI).
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Derisory fees are charged by the government for prospecting licences ($25.50) and exploration permits (nil), in keeping with the duty of economic development of the province.
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However, these critically important areas, have recently been beleaguered by an extensive variety of external threats -- grazing, logging, tourism construction, hunting, prospecting, motorised recreation.
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Previous prospecting on the periphery and a rock collected during the soil sampling within the target area consists of the favorable sulphide-rich calc silicate with scheelite (tungsten mineral).
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He also devised an improved seismograph and created the field of geological prospecting using small, artificially-created earthquakes.
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Role playing sales activities such as prospecting, client calls, pitch presentations and so on.
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They were used in surveying, mining and prospecting as well as for the demonstration and study of magnetism.
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The policy should also envisage unbundling of reconnaissance, prospecting, and mining activities to maximise private investment.
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Uranium is directly associated with the niobium in the pyrochlore and is an effective prospecting tool used to identify other pyrochlore occurrences on the project.
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Prospecting is the first stage of the territory geological analysis (second - exploration): physical search for minerals, fossils, precious metals or mineral specimens, and is also known as fossicking.
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