resources in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for resources in the English»Spanish Dictionary

resource [Am ˈriˌsɔrs, rəˈsɔrs, Brit rɪˈsɔːs, rɪˈzɔːs] N

1. resource C (sth useful, helpful):

resource

recurso m

natural/mineral resources

recursos naturales/minerales

human resources

recursos humanos

the hospital is starved of resources

el hospital sufre una carencia absoluta de recursos or medios

the new center is a valuable resource for the community

el nuevo centro es un valioso servicio para la comunidad

teaching resources

material m didáctico

left to their own resources

librados a sus propios medios or recursos

attr resource center

centro que suministra información, asesoramiento etc

resource center SCHOOL, UNIV

centro m de material didáctico

2. resource U (ingenuity):

resource form

recursos mpl

a woman of considerable resource

una mujer de muchos recursos

natural resources N npl

natural resources

recursos mpl naturales

human resources N npl

human resources

recursos mpl humanos

human resources manager

director m de recursos humanos / directora f de recursos humanos

human resources manager

gerente mf de recursos humanos

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renewable energy/resources

renovable

renewable energy/resources

inagotable

their exiguous resources

sus exiguos recursos

redeploy resources

reorientar

redeploy resources

dar nuevo destino a

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recursos económicos

economic resources pl

recursos económicos

financial resources pl

recursos naturales

natural resources pl

recursos humanos

human resources pl

recursos energéticos

energy resources pl

resources in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for resources in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.resource [ˈri·sɔrs] N

1. resource (asset):

resource

recurso m

2. resource:

resources, natural resources

recursos m pl naturales

3. resource (resourcefulness):

resource

inventiva f

Phrases:

to be thrown back on one's own resources

tener que apañárselas con sus propios recursos

II.resource [ˈri·sɔrs] VB trans

resource

financiar

energy resources N pl

energy resources

fuentes f pl energéticas [o de energía]

natural resources N pl

natural resources

recursos m pl naturales

to be rich/poor in natural resources

ser rico/pobre en recursos naturales

human resources N pl

human resources

recursos m pl humanos

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deploy resources

utilizar

sustainable resources

renovable

slender majority, resources

escaso, -a

depletion of resources

agotamiento m

Translations for resources in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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recurso

resources pl

recursos naturales

natural resources

el país cuenta con abundantes recursos minerales

the country has rich mineral resources

falto de recursos

lacking in resources

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English

Programs are designed to conserve natural resources by utilizing a variety of tools including property tax assessment and forest easement programs.

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It serves its hundreds of member companies in activities encompassing international trade policy, international tax policy, and human resources.

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Inadequate technical resources make the task more difficult still.

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This worries him enough to spend a lot of company resources on hiring experts, including statisticians.

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However, globally, resources are not always allocated equitably.

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Over 100m has been invested in the campus and its resources over the last 10 years.

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It has no indigenous intelligent life, but its vast jungles teem with abundant natural resources.

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The demographer was internationally recognized for his expertise in world population growth and resources, the history and theory of international migration, world urbanization, demographic transition and population policy.

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It is mainly concerned with the dynamic, online co-ordination of cognitive resources, and, hence, its effect can be observed only by measuring other cognitive processes.

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Now popular with independent film makers, crowdfunding involves the pooling of money and other resources to support efforts initiated by other people or organizations.

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