up-to-date in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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moderno1 (moderna) ADJ

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I.fresco (-a) [ˈfres·ko, -a] ADJ

II.fresco (-a) [ˈfres·ko, -a] N m (f) inf

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Windows will now download and install the most up-to-date antispyware for you.
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More up-to-date surveys are required for clarification, and to examine the interactions between the different subspecies.
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Construction combined the modern with the ageless: up-to-date steam-powered equipment and custom-designed wheeled tree moving machines augmented massive numbers of unskilled laborers wielding shovels.
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Guidebooks refer to the prices as very up-to-date or reasonable.
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The model makers changed over 60,000 structures to bring it up-to-date at that time.
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It highly depends on the availability of a recent and up-to-date activity survey, as well as detailed zoning information requiring manual adjustments.
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The boat was equipped with up-to-date technology including radar and an echo sounder.
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In addition, the buildings and facilities on campus are renovated to have up-to-date laboratories, classrooms, and IT infrastructure.
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It claims to be the most up-to-date commercial encyclopedia, with 33 percent of its pages revised each year.
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The rolling release model means that the user does not need to reinstall the system to keep it up-to-date.
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