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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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source [Am sɔrs, Brit sɔːs] N

1.1. source (origin, supply):

source: fuente f

my only source of income: mi única fuente de ingresos

the source of infection: el foco de la infección

to trace a problem to its source: encontrar el origen or la raíz de un problema

tax will be deducted at source: los impuestos se descontarán directamente del sueldo

attr the source materials/documents: las fuentes

source language: lengua f de origen

1.2. source (of river):

source: nacimiento m

2.1. source (providing information):

source (person): fuente f

police/government/reliable sources: fuentes policiales/gubernamentales/fidedignas

2.2. source (providing information):

source (text, document): fuente f

source program N

source program: programa m fuente

source code N U

source code: código m fuente

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naciente: source

código fuente: source code

lengua de origen: source language

manantial: source

programa fuente: source program

archivo fuente: source file

piedra de escándalo: source of gossip

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. source [sɔ:s, Am sɔ:rs] N

1. source a. fig:

source: fuente f

according to Government sources: según fuentes gubernamentales

from a reliable source: de una fuente fiable

to list one's sources: hacer la bibliografía

2. source (origin):

source: origen m

a source of inspiration: una fuente de inspiración

source text: texto m original

3. source Brit, Aus FIN:

to tax sth at source: cobrar los impuestos de algo en el origen

II. source [sɔ:s, Am sɔ:rs] VB trans

source: seleccionar

OpenDict entry

source VB

to source sth: obtener algo

sustainably sourced (paper, cotton): obtenido de forma sostenible

OpenDict entry

voltage source N

voltage source ELEC: fuente de tensión f

an unimpeachable source: una fuente fidedigna

an undisclosed source: una fuente no revelada

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fuente de tensión f ELEC: voltage source

venero tb. fig: source

manantial: source

fuente: source

sistema de alimentación ininterrumpida (SAI) m COMPUT: uninterruptible power source (UPS)

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. source [sɔrs] N

1. source (information giver):

source a. fig: fuente f

according to government sources: según fuentes gubernamentales

from a reliable source: de una fuente fiable

to list one's sources: hacer la bibliografía

2. source (origin):

source: origen m

a source of inspiration: una fuente de inspiración

source text: texto m original

II. source [sɔrs] VB trans

source: seleccionar

open-source ADJ

open-source: de software libre

an unimpeachable source: una fuente fidedigna

an undisclosed source: una fuente no revelada

a source of anxiety: una fuente de preocupación

to be a ready source of sth: ser una fuente fácil de algo

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indicación de las fuentes: source reference

fuente: source

foco de infección: source of infection

texto/idioma de origen: source text/language

Present
I	source
you	source
he/she/it	sources
we	source
you	source
they	source

Past
I	sourced
you	sourced
he/she/it	sourced
we	sourced
you	sourced
they	sourced

Present Perfect
I	have	sourced
you	have	sourced
he/she/it	has	sourced
we	have	sourced
you	have	sourced
they	have	sourced

Past Perfect
I	had	sourced
you	had	sourced
he/she/it	had	sourced
we	had	sourced
you	had	sourced
they	had	sourced

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

an unimpeachable source: una fuente fidedigna

from a reliable source: de una fuente fiable

a source of inspiration: una fuente de inspiración

source text: texto m original

to tax sth at source: cobrar los impuestos de algo en el origen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

His authority on the subject of the mob is unimpeachable.

There is no possibility that the following list of the best directors at work today is definitive, unimpeachable or even fully informed.

Even if he was unimpeachable for waste he would often not have the money to open them.

en.wikipedia.org

His moral position is unimpeachable, and he drives home his lesson in a series of stark images.

en.wikipedia.org

So it's not that reporters are utterly unimpeachable.

ottawacitizen.com

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