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affections

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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afecto1 (afecta) ADJ

1.1. afecto [ser] (simpatizante):

afecto a algo ideas/un régimen
sympathetic to sth

1.2. afecto [ser] (aficionado):

afecto a algo
keen on sth
afecto a + infinit.
given to -ing

2. afecto [ser] form (sujeto, ligado) (afecto a algo):

los empleados afectos a esa sucursal
employees belonging to that branch
los empleados afectos a esa sucursal
those employed at that branch
la adquisición de bienes afectos a actividades profesionales
the purchase of goods for professional use

3. afecto [ser] form (afectado):

afecto de algo
afflicted with sth form

afecto2 N m

1. afecto (cariño):

afecto
affection
le tiene gran afecto a o siente gran afecto por su viejo profesor
she has great affection for o she is very fond of her old teacher

2. afecto <afectos mpl > form (en necrológicas):

familiares y afectos
family and close friends
reconquistar cariño/afecto
to win back
un defecto en los radars afectó los vuelos
a radar failure affected the flights
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affection
afecto m
the children were in need of affection
los niños estaban necesitados de cariño or afecto
to win sb's affection
ganarse el cariño or afecto de alguien
great displays of affection
grandes muestras or demostraciones de cariño or afecto
his reputation was unharmed by the report
el informe no afectó or dañó or perjudicó su reputación
I found the play deeply disturbing
la obra me afectó mucho
unloving home
falto de afecto
the separation was very upsetting for the child
la separación afectó or perturbó mucho al niño
the defeat unsettled them
la derrota los afectó mucho

in the PONS Dictionary

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afecto N m

1. afecto (pasión):

afecto
emotion

2. afecto (cariño):

afecto a algo/alguien
affection for sth/sb

afecto (-a) ADJ

1. afecto (inclinado):

afecto a algo/alguien
inclined towards sth/sb

2. afecto (agregado):

afecto (-a)
attached

3. afecto (sujeto):

estar afecto al pago de impuestos
to be taxable

4. afecto (afectado):

estar afecto de algo
to be afflicted with sth
dar pruebas de afecto
to show one's affection
English
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Spanish
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affection
afecto m
devotion (affection)
afecto m
she gave him a kiss as a demonstration of her affection
le dio un beso como muestra de su afecto
in the PONS Dictionary
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afecto [a·ˈfek·to] N m

afecto
emotion
afecto a algo/alguien
affection for sth/sb

afecto (-a) [a·ˈfek·to, -a] ADJ

afecto a algo/alguien
inclined towards sth/sb
estar afecto al pago de impuestos fig
to be taxable
dar pruebas de afecto
to show one's affection
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
affection
afecto m
devotion (affection)
afecto m
she gave him a kiss as a demonstration of her affection
le dio un beso como muestra de su afecto

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

afecto a algo/alguien
inclined towards sth/sb
estar afecto al pago de impuestos
to be taxable
estar afecto de algo
to be afflicted with sth
dar pruebas de afecto
to show one's affection
afecto a algo/alguien
affection for sth/sb
she gave him a kiss as a demonstration of her affection
le dio un beso como muestra de su afecto

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Yo me tomo esto como un ejemplo de las cosas que podemos estar ignorando, problemas reales que vuelan bajo el radar.
www.scilogs.com
Están equipadas con simuladores térmicos y de radar, además con unidades de alimentación y ventiladores.
sindicatoobrerosbackus.blogspot.com
El radar primario es independiente o, para ponerlo en términos actuales, es no-dependiente.
www.aviacionargentina.net
Y me avisó, que arriba hay un radar y como corras te multa...
amiloquemeechen.blogspot.com
Forman esta expedición algunos de los mejores especialistas del radar.
www.bolinfodecarlos.com.ar

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