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التَّبَادُلِ
escrutiniado

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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scrutinize [Am ˈskrutnˌaɪz, Brit ˈskruːtɪnʌɪz] VB trans

scrutinize document:

scrutinize
inspeccionar
scrutinize
examinar
she scrutinized his face for some sign of sorrow
le escudriñó el rostro buscando alguna señal de dolor
Spanish
Spanish
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me escrutaba con sus ojos grandes y redondos
he examined o scrutinized me with his big, round eyes
escudriñar persona
to scrutinize
escudriñaron hasta el más mínimo detalle de su vida privada
they scrutinized every last detail of her private life

in the PONS Dictionary

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scrutinise VB trans Brit, Aus, scrutinize [ˈskru:tɪnaɪz, Am -tənaɪz] VB trans (examine)

scrutinise
escudriñar
scrutinise votes
escrutar
scrutinise text
revisar
Spanish
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English
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escrutar
to scrutinize
otear
to scrutinize
escudriñar (examinar)
to scrutinize
remirar (mirar intensamente)
to scrutinize
desmenuzar
to scrutinize
in the PONS Dictionary
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scrutinize [ˈskru·tə·naɪz] VB trans (examine)

scrutinize
escudriñar
scrutinize votes
escrutar
scrutinize text
revisar
Spanish
Spanish
English
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escrutar
to scrutinize
otear (escudriñar)
to scrutinize
escudriñar (examinar)
to scrutinize
desmenuzar
to scrutinize
Present
Iscrutinize
youscrutinize
he/she/itscrutinizes
wescrutinize
youscrutinize
theyscrutinize
Past
Iscrutinized
youscrutinized
he/she/itscrutinized
wescrutinized
youscrutinized
theyscrutinized
Present Perfect
Ihavescrutinized
youhavescrutinized
he/she/ithasscrutinized
wehavescrutinized
youhavescrutinized
theyhavescrutinized
Past Perfect
Ihadscrutinized
youhadscrutinized
he/she/ithadscrutinized
wehadscrutinized
youhadscrutinized
theyhadscrutinized
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The committees scrutinise local services, formulate community action plans and liaise with the community.
en.wikipedia.org
The law will particularly scrutinise the actions of high managerial agents.
www.moneymanagement.com.au
They laughed less at the same jokes, because they were there to scrutinise it and make it better.
www.listener.co.nz
In pratice, what this has meant is that the courts have limited tools with which to scrutinise legislation that intrudes on individual liberties.
theconversation.com
It also will scrutinise all agribusiness sales above $53 million.
www.abc.net.au

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