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lapse

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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lapso N m

1. lapso (de tiempo):

lapso
en el lapso de una semana
era un lapso o controvers un lapso de tiempo demasiado breve para

2. lapso (error, olvido) → lapsus

lapsus <pl lapsus> N m

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lapso m mental
lapso m
en un breve lapso
en el espacio or lapso de una hora
lapso m
lapso m
lapso m

in the PONS Dictionary

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lapso N m

1. lapso (período):

lapso (de tiempo)

2. lapso → lapsus

lapsus N m inv

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lapso m
span of time
lapso m
lapso m
in the PONS Dictionary
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lapso [ˈlaβ·so] N m

1. lapso (período):

lapso (de tiempo)

2. lapso → lapsus

lapsus [ˈlaβ·sus] N m inv

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Spanish
span of time
lapso m
lapso m
lapso m

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No se si el objetivo es cansar al usuario o hacerlo olvidar el problema (por un breve lapso) con lindas palabras.
thinkandtravel.com.ar
La deuda de las instituciones financieras, en el mismo lapso, había crecido desde 52.500 millones a € 113.000 millones.
rolandoastarita.wordpress.com
Con relación a enero-noviembre de 2011 cayeron 27,2 % y con respecto a igual lapso de 2005 retrocedieron 78,1 %.
www.mitreyelcampo.com.ar
En ese lapso de tiempo se brindaron 377 horas de capacitación a 4.746 alumnos de 78 escuelas.
www.cosasdeautos.com.ar
Bueno exagero un poco, no mañana en el lapso de un año aproximadamente.
blogs.poz.com