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النَّقْدِيِّ
Facilitación cuantitativa

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

quantitative easing [Am ˌkwɑn(t)əˌteɪdɪv ˈizɪŋ, Brit ˌkwɒntɪtətɪv ˈiːzɪŋ] N U

quantitative easing
flexibilización f cuantitativa (ampliación de la masa monetaria por parte del banco central con el fin de estimular la economía)
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
flexibilización cuantitativa
quantitative easing
expansión cuantitativa
quantitative easing
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. ease [Am iz, Brit iːz] N U

1. ease (facility):

ease
facilidad f
ease of operation/reference
facilidad de manejo/consulta
for ease of access
para facilitar el acceso
with ease
fácilmente
with ease
con facilidad
the graceful ease with which he moved
la gracia y soltura con que se movía

2.1. ease (freedom from constraint):

I never feel at ease with her
con ella nunca siento que me puedo relajar or nunca me siento a mis anchas
I feel more at ease in casual clothes
me siento más cómodo or más a gusto vestido de sport
he knows how to put interviewees at their ease
sabe hacer relajar al entrevistado
to put/set sb's mind at ease
tranquilizar a alguien

2.2. ease MIL:

(stand) at ease!
¡descansen!
(stand) at ease!
¡en descanso!

3. ease (leisure):

he was used to a life of ease
estaba acostumbrado a la buena vida or a una vida desahogada
to take one's ease liter
reposar form

II. ease [Am iz, Brit iːz] VB trans

1.1. ease:

ease pain
calmar
ease pain
aliviar
ease tension
hacer disminuir
ease tension
aliviar
ease burden
aligerar
to ease sb's mind
tranquilizar a alguien
he did it to ease his conscience
lo hizo para descargarse la conciencia
they eased me of a couple of hundred dollars hum
me aligeraron de unos doscientos dólares hum

1.2. ease:

ease situation
paliar
ease situation
mejorar
ease transition
facilitar
a bridge would ease the traffic flow
un puente descongestionaría or haría más fluida la circulación del tráfico
to ease the way for sb
allanarle el camino a alguien

2.1. ease rules/restrictions:

ease
relajar

2.2. ease belt/rope:

ease
aflojar

3. ease (move with care) + adv compl:

they eased him into the wheelchair
lo sentaron con cuidado en la silla de ruedas
he eased on his jacket
se puso la chaqueta con cuidado

III. ease [Am iz, Brit iːz] VB intr

1. ease:

ease pain:
aliviarse
ease pain:
calmarse
ease tension:
disminuir
ease tension:
decrecer

2. ease interest rate/prices:

ease
disminuir
ease
bajar

3. ease restriction:

ease
relajarse

easing [ˈiːzɪŋ] N

the easing of tension between the two countries
el relajamiento de la tensión entre los dos países
the easing of traffic congestion
la descongestión del tráfico
the easing of interest rates
la reducción de las tasas or los tipos de interés

quantitative [Am ˈkwɑn(t)əˌteɪdɪv, Brit ˈkwɒntɪtətɪv, ˈkwɒntɪˌteɪtɪv] ADJ

quantitative analysis/measurement/method:

quantitative
cuantitativo

in the PONS Dictionary

I. ease [i:z] N

1. ease (without much effort):

ease
facilidad f
for ease of access
para facilitar el acceso
to do sth with ease
hacer algo con facilidad

2. ease (comfort, uninhibitedness):

ease
comodidad f
to live a life of ease
vivir con desahogo
to feel at (one's) ease
sentirse cómodo
to be ill at ease
estar molesto
to be at (one's) ease
estar a sus anchas
to put sb at (his/her) ease
hacer que alguien se relaje
(stand) at ease! MIL
¡descansen!

II. ease [i:z] VB trans

1. ease (relieve):

ease pain
aliviar
ease tension
hacer disminuir
to ease one's conscience
descargarse la conciencia
to ease sb's mind
tranquilizar a alguien

2. ease:

ease burden
aligerar
ease screw
aflojar

III. ease [i:z] VB intr

ease pain
aliviarse
ease tension, prices
disminuir
ease wind
amainar

quantitative [ˈkwɒntɪtətɪv, Am ˈkwɑ:nt̬əteɪt̬ɪv] ADJ

quantitative
cuantitativo, -a
in the PONS Dictionary

I. ease [iz] N

1. ease (without much effort):

ease
facilidad f
for ease of access
para facilitar el acceso
to do sth with ease
hacer algo con facilidad

2. ease (comfort):

ease
comodidad f
to live a life of ease
vivir con desahogo
to feel at ease
sentirse cómodo
to be ill at ease
estar molesto
to be at ease
estar a sus anchas
to put sb at (his/her) ease
hacer que alguien se relaje
(stand) at ease! MIL
¡descansen!

II. ease [iz] VB trans

1. ease (relieve):

ease pain
aliviar
ease tension
hacer disminuir
to ease one's conscience
descargarse la conciencia
to ease sb's mind
tranquilizar a alguien

2. ease burden:

ease
aligerar

III. ease [iz] VB intr

ease pain
aliviarse
ease tension, prices
disminuir

quantitative [ˈkwan·tə·teɪ·t̬ɪv] ADJ

quantitative
cuantitativo, -a
Present
Iease
youease
he/she/iteases
weease
youease
theyease
Past
Ieased
youeased
he/she/iteased
weeased
youeased
theyeased
Present Perfect
Ihaveeased
youhaveeased
he/she/ithaseased
wehaveeased
youhaveeased
theyhaveeased
Past Perfect
Ihadeased
youhadeased
he/she/ithadeased
wehadeased
youhadeased
theyhadeased
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