grecesc in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for grecesc in the English»Spanish Dictionary

Grecian [Am ˈɡriʃən, Brit ˈɡriːʃ(ə)n] ADJ

Grecian

griego

recess [Am ˈriˌsɛs, rəˈsɛs, Brit rɪˈsɛs, ˈriːsɛs] N

1.1. recess U:

recess (of legislative body)

receso m LatAm

recess (of legislative body)

suspensión f de actividades Spain

recess (of committee etc)

intermedio m

recess (of committee etc)

cuarto m intermedio RioPl

the Senate is in recess until fall

el Senado ha entrado en receso de verano

the Senate is in recess until fall

el Senado ha suspendido sus actividades hasta el otoño Spain

the court is in recess until tomorrow

el tribunal ha levantado la sesión hasta mañana

the court is in recess until tomorrow

el tribunal ha pasado a cuarto intermedio hasta mañana RioPl

1.2. recess U Am SCHOOL:

recess

recreo m

2.1. recess C (alcove):

recess

hueco m

recess

entrada f

2.2. recess C (secluded place):

recess

lugar m escondido

recess

lugar m oculto

the recesses of the mind

los recovecos de la mente

in the inmost recesses of the soul/memory

en los lugares más recónditos del alma/de la memoria

recession [Am rəˈsɛʃ(ə)n, Brit rɪˈsɛʃ(ə)n] N

1. recession C or U ECON:

recession

recesión f

to go into recession

entrar en recesión

2. recession U (receding):

recession form

retroceso m

recessed [rɪˈsɛst, ˈriːsɛst] ADJ

recessed

empotrado

recessive [Am rəˈsɛsɪv, Brit rɪˈsɛsɪv] ADJ

recessive

recesivo

I.receipt [Am rəˈsit, Brit rɪˈsiːt] N

1. receipt C (paper):

receipt

recibo m

to make out a receipt

hacer un recibo

to make out a receipt

extender un recibo form

could I have a receipt please?

¿me podría dar un recibo, por favor?

could I have a receipt please?

¿me podría extender un recibo, por favor? form

2. receipt U (act):

receipt

recibo m

receipt

recepción f

please acknowledge receipt of goods

por favor acuse recibo de la mercancía

we are in receipt of your letter of April 16 form

obra en nuestro poder su carta del 16 de abril form

we telephoned immediately on receipt of their letter

llamamos en cuanto recibimos su carta

3. receipt <receipts, pl > FIN:

receipt

ingresos mpl

receipt

entradas fpl

II.receipt [Am rəˈsit, Brit rɪˈsiːt] VB trans

receipt bill/invoice:

receipt

poner el sello de 'pagado' en

I.precede [Am prəˈsid, Brit prɪˈsiːd] VB trans form

1. precede (in time, space):

precede

preceder a

precede

anteceder a

in the months preceding the invasion

en los meses que precedieron or antecedieron a la invasión

dismissal must be preceded by a warning

el despido debe ir precedido de un aviso

the King was preceded by his courtiers

el rey iba precedido de sus cortesanos

2. precede (outrank):

precede

tener prioridad sobre

precede

tener precedencia sobre

II.precede [Am prəˈsid, Brit prɪˈsiːd] VB intr

1. precede (come before):

precede

preceder

2. precede <preceding, pres part >:

precede day/year

anterior

precede page/paragraph/chapter

anterior

precede page/paragraph/chapter

precedente

I.receive [Am rəˈsiv, Brit rɪˈsiːv] Received Pronunciation - RP VB trans

1.1. receive:

receive letter/award/visit

recibir

receive sacrament/absolution

recibir

receive payment

recibir

receive payment

cobrar

receive payment

percibir form

receive stolen goods

comerciar con

receive stolen goods

reducir AmS

receive serve/ball

recibir

received with thanks the sum of £30

recibí (conforme) la suma de 30 libras

she receives £9, 000 annually

cobra 9.000 libras anuales

she receives £9, 000 annually

percibe 9.000 libras anuales form

he received multiple injuries

sufrió lesiones múltiples

she received a blow to the head

recibió un golpe en la cabeza

to receive treatment

ser tratado

he received an honorary doctorate

le confirieron un doctorado honoris causa

we finally received word of their safe arrival

finalmente recibimos noticias de que habían llegado bien

to receive sentence

ser sentenciado

she received the death penalty

le aplicaron la pena de muerte

a container is placed underneath to receive the fluid

debajo se coloca un recipiente para recoger el líquido

1.2. receive (react to):

receive proposal/news/idea

recibir

receive proposal/news/idea

acoger

the play was well received by the critics

la obra fue bien recibida or acogida por los críticos

the play was well received by the critics

la obra tuvo una buena acogida por parte de la crítica

1.3. receive <received, pp >:

receiveed opinion

generalmente aceptado

he questioned the received wisdom that money doesn't lead to happiness

cuestionó la creencia popular de que el dinero no hace la felicidad

Received Pronunciation

pronunciación f estándar

2. receive (welcome, admit):

receive form

recibir

receive form

acoger

to be received into the Church

ser admitido en el seno de la Iglesia

he was received into the Franciscan order

entró en la orden de los Franciscanos

3. receive:

receive RADIO, TV signal

recibir

receive RADIO, TV signal

captar

are you receiving me?

¿me recibes?

are you receiving me?

¿me escuchas?

II.receive [Am rəˈsiv, Brit rɪˈsiːv] Received Pronunciation - RP VB intr

1. receive (acquire):

to be on the receiving end of sth

ser el blanco or la víctima de algo

it is better or more blessed to give than to receive prov

más vale dar que recibir

2. receive (in tennis):

receive

recibir

3. receive esp Brit LAW:

receive

comerciar con mercancía robada

4. receive (play host):

receive form, dated

recibir

she doesn't receive on Sundays

no recibe los domingos

See also Received Pronunciation - RP

Received Pronunciation - RP Info

Received Pronunciation - RP

La pronunciación estándar del inglés británico, que se basa en el habla educada del sur de Inglaterra. Solo alrededor del 5% de los habitantes de las islas británicas hablan con una RP. Durante un largo tiempo los locutores de la BBC hablaron con una RP, también conocida como "BBC English".

faeces [Am ˈfisiz, Brit ˈfiːsiːz] N npl Brit form

faeces → feces

See also feces

feces [Am ˈfisiz, Brit ˈfiːsiːz], faeces Brit N npl form

feces

heces fpl form

feces

excrementos mpl form

feces [Am ˈfisiz, Brit ˈfiːsiːz], faeces Brit N npl form

feces

heces fpl form

feces

excrementos mpl form

grecesc in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for grecesc in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.recess <-es> [ˈri·ses] N

1. recess POL:

recess

suspensión f de actividades

recess

receso m LatAm

2. recess SCHOOL:

recess

recreo m

3. recess ARCHIT:

recess

hueco m

4. recess MED:

recess

fosa f

5. recess often pl (place):

recess

lugar m recóndito

II.recess [ˈri·ses] VB intr

recess

prorrogar

recess (meeting, session)

suspender

III.recess [ˈri·ses] VB trans ARCHIT

recess

rebajar

recessive [rɪ·ˈses·ɪv] ADJ BIOL

recessive

recesivo, -a

recession [rɪ·ˈseʃ·ən] N

1. recession (retreat):

recession

retroceso m

2. recession ECON:

recession

recesión f

I.receipt [rɪ·ˈsit] N

1. receipt (document):

receipt

recibo m

2. receipt:

receipts COMM

ingresos m pl

3. receipt (act of receiving):

receipt

recepción f

payment on receipt

pago m al recibo

on receipt of...

al recibo de...

to acknowledge receipt of

acusar recibo de

II.receipt [rɪ·ˈsit] VB trans

receipt

acusar recibo de

I.receive [rɪ·ˈsiv] VB trans

1. receive (be given) a. TELEC, RADIO:

receive

recibir

receive pension, salary

percibir

2. receive (react to):

receive proposal, suggestion

acoger

the book was well/badly received

el libro tuvo buena/mala acogida

3. receive injury:

receive

sufrir

4. receive:

to receive sb into the Church

admitir a alguien en el seno de la Iglesia

5. receive LAW:

to receive stolen goods

comerciar con bienes robados

II.receive [rɪ·ˈsiv] VB intr SPORTS

receive

recibir

recent [ˈri·sənt] ADJ

recent

reciente

in recent times

en los últimos tiempos

recede [rɪ·ˈsid] VB intr

1. recede (move backward):

recede sea

retirarse

recede tide

bajar

recede fog

desvanecerse

to recede into the distance

perderse en la distancia

2. recede (diminish):

recede

disminuir

recede prices

bajar

receipt book N

receipt book

libro m talonario

precept [ˈpri·sept] N form

1. precept (rule):

precept

precepto m

2. precept (principle):

precept

principio m

precede [prɪ·ˈsid] VB trans

precede

preceder

to precede the report with an introduction

empezar el informe con una introducción