vested in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for vested in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vested interest [Am ˌvɛstəd ˈɪnt(ə)rəst, Brit ˌvɛstɪd ˈɪntrɛst] N

1. vested interest C:

vested interest FIN, LAW

derecho m adquirido

2. vested interest U (personal stake):

vested interest

interés m (personal)

they have a vested interest in (maintaining) the status quo

tienen gran interés en mantener el statu quo

3. vested interest <vested interests, pl >:

vested interest

intereses mpl creados

I.vest [Am vɛst, Brit vɛst] N

1. vest (waistcoat):

vest Am

chaleco m

vest pocket

bolsillo m del chaleco

2. vest (undergarment):

vest Brit

camiseta f

II.vest [Am vɛst, Brit vɛst] VB trans form

1. vest:

to vest sb with sth

investir a alguien de or con algo form

he was vested with special powers

fue investido de or con poderes especiales form

Phrases:

to vest sth in sb

conferirle algo a alguien

the authority vested in a judge

la autoridad conferida a un juez

string vest N Brit

string vest

camiseta f de malla

life vest N Am

life vest

chaleco m salvavidas

flak jacket, Am also flak vest N

flak jacket

chaleco m antibala(s)

flak jacket SPORTS

chaleco m protector

Translations for vested in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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intereses creados

vested interests pl

derechos adquiridos

vested rights pl

chaleco antibalas

bulletproof vest

chaleco explosivo

suicide vest

bividí

vest Brit

vested in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vested in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vest¹ [vest] N

1. vest Brit (undergarment):

vest

camiseta f

thermal vest

camiseta térmica

2. vest Am, Aus (outergarment):

vest

chaleco m

bullet-proof vest

chaleco antibalas

vest² [vest] VB trans

to vest sb with sth

investir a alguien con algo

to vest sth in sb

conferir algo a alguien

to vest one's hopes in sb/sth

poner sus esperanzas en alguien/algo

vested interests

intereses m pl creados

bulletproof vest N

bulletproof vest

chaleco m antibalas

vest-pocket [ˌvestˈpɒkɪt, Am -ˈpɑ:kɪt] N Am, Aus

vest-pocket

bolsillo m del chaleco

vest-pocket camera

cámara f de bolsillo

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vested interests

intereses m pl creados

Translations for vested in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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camiseta

vest Brit

capisayo

vest Brit

chaleco

vest Am

chupa (chaleco)

vest Am

vested Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

thermal vest

camiseta térmica

bullet-proof vest

chaleco antibalas

vest-pocket camera

cámara f de bolsillo

vested interests

intereses m pl creados

to vest sb with sth

investir a alguien con algo

to vest sth in sb

conferir algo a alguien

to vest one's hopes in sb/sth

poner sus esperanzas en alguien/algo

vested interests

intereses m pl creados

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Reform comes up against tradition, vested interests and political horse-trading.

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A vested remainder may not be certain to become possessory.

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In addition, because government provides much of the funding for technological research and development, it has a vested interest in certain outcomes.

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The interests of both the fiduciary and the fideicommissary vested immediately on the death of the testator, and were therefore simultaneous and coextensive rather than successive.

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All of these have a vested interest in keeping you ignorant concerning the real nature of federal income taxes...

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The claim under s 214 is only vested in the liquidator.

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He blames multinational corporations, saying they do not have the same vested interest in respecting nature as economic patriots.

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If the condition upon which a future interest depends is precedent, the interest is contingent; if the condition is subsequent, the interest is vested, subject to defeasance.

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The school's main objective is to extend a child's learning environment - from school to home to other settings where nurturing adults maintain a vested interest.

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In the Slavonic tradition, a ruling bishop is usually liturgically vested by others while he stands in the centre of his church.

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