acepto in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for acepto in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.accept [Am əkˈsɛpt, Brit əkˈsɛpt] VB trans

1. accept (receive willingly):

accept gift/invitation/award/job

aceptar

accept credit card/check

aceptar

they accepted him into their circle

lo admitieron or aceptaron en su círculo

2.1. accept:

accept argument/theory

aceptar

accept evidence

aceptar

accept evidence

admitir

accept explanation/apology

aceptar

it is accepted practice in this sort of case

es la práctica establecida en este tipo de casos

the accepted wisdom is that …

la opinión de los que saben es que …

2.2. accept (recognize):

accept

reconocer

I accept your right to refuse

reconozco que tienes derecho a negarte

I accept that there is room for improvement

reconozco que podría mejorarse

do you accept that you were wrong?

¿reconoces or admites que estabas equivocado?

3. accept (tolerate):

accept situation/misfortune

aceptar

to accept the inevitable

aceptar lo inevitable

to accept the inevitable

resignarse a lo inevitable

II.accept [Am əkˈsɛpt, Brit əkˈsɛpt] VB intr

accept

aceptar

receptor [Am riˈsɛptər, Brit rɪˈsɛptə] N ZOOL

receptor

receptor m

receptor attr cell/organ

receptor

I.except [Am ɪkˈsɛpt, Brit ɪkˈsɛpt, ɛkˈsɛpt] PREP

1. except (apart from):

except, a. except for

menos

except, a. except for

excl

except, a. except for

salvo

everyone was invited except (for) me

todos estaban invitados menos or excl or salvo yo

I'd do anything for you, except give up my job

haría cualquier cosa por ti, menos or excl or salvo dejar mi trabajo

I hardly see her these days except at work

salvo or excl en el trabajo, apenas la veo últimamente

Phrases:

except for (if it weren't for)

si no fuera por

I'd tell you, except for the fact that …

te lo diría, si no fuera por el hecho de que …

II.except [Am ɪkˈsɛpt, Brit ɪkˈsɛpt, ɛkˈsɛpt] CONJ

1. except (unless):

except arch

a menos que +subj

Phrases:

except that or inf except (if it weren't that)

pero

I'd stay longer, except (that) I have to be up early tomorrow

me quedaría un rato más, pero or si no fuera porque mañana me tengo que levantar temprano

III.except [Am ɪkˈsɛpt, Brit ɪkˈsɛpt, ɛkˈsɛpt] VB trans

1. except (exclude):

except form

exceptuar

to except sth/sb from sth

exceptuar algo/a alguien de algo form

2. except <excepted;, pp after n: as prep >:

excepted

excl

excepted

con excepción de

excepted

a excepción de

excepted

exceptuando a

Fred excepted, everyone seemed happy

con or a excepción de Fred or exceptuando a Fred, todos parecían contentos

scepter, sceptre Brit [Am ˈsɛptər, Brit ˈsɛptə] N

scepter

cetro m

sceptre N Brit

sceptre → scepter

See also scepter

scepter, sceptre Brit [Am ˈsɛptər, Brit ˈsɛptə] N

scepter

cetro m

concept car N

concept car

modelo m experimental de coche

concept [Am ˈkɑnˌsɛpt, Brit ˈkɒnsɛpt] N

concept

concepto m

the two designs are similar in concept

los dos diseños se basan en conceptos similares

peep-toe [ˈpipˌtoʊ] ADJ

peep-toe shoe:

peep-toe

sin puntera

peptone [Am ˈpɛptoʊn, Brit ˈpɛptəʊn] N U

peptone

peptona f

precept [Am ˈpriˌsɛpt, Brit ˈpriːsɛpt] N

precept

precepto m

acepto in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for acepto in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.accept [ək·ˈsept] VB trans

1. accept (take when offered):

accept

aceptar

2. accept (approve):

accept

aprobar

3. accept (believe):

accept

creer en

4. accept (acknowledge):

accept

reconocer

5. accept (include socially):

accept

acoger

accept

dar acogida a

II.accept [ək·ˈsept] VB intr

accept

aceptar

I.except [ɪk·ˈsept] PREP

except (for)

excl

except (for)

salvo

except (for)

zafo LatAm

to do nothing except wait

no hacer nada más que esperar

II.except [ɪk·ˈsept] VB trans form

except

exceptuar

to except sth/sb from sth

excluir algo/a alguien de algo

children under the age of 14 are excepted

a excepción de los niños menores de 14 años

sceptic [ˈskep·tɪk] N

sceptic → skeptic

See also skeptic

skeptic [ˈskep·tɪk] N

skeptic

escéptico(-a) m (f)

concept [ˈkan·sept] N

concept

concepto m

to grasp a concept

coger una idea

scepter [ˈsep·tər] N

scepter

cetro m

precept [ˈpri·sept] N form

1. precept (rule):

precept

precepto m

2. precept (principle):

precept

principio m