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Equal Employment Opportunities Commission - EEOC

Un organismo del gobierno de EEUU (establecido en 1964) que investiga las prácticas discriminatorias en el trabajo. Se basa en leyes que prohíben los prejuicios por parte de la patronal, en razón de la raza de una persona, su sexo, edad, religión o país de origen.

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opportunity <pl opportunities> [am. angl. ˌɑpərˈt(j)unədi, brit. angl. ɒpəˈtjuːnɪti] SAM. C or U

opportunity

oportunidad ž. spol

opportunity

ocasión ž. spol

to seize the opportunity

aprovechar la oportunidad or ocasión

she never misses an opportunity

nunca deja pasar una oportunidad or ocasión

thank you for giving me this opportunity

gracias por darme esta oportunidad

thank you for giving me this opportunity

gracias por brindarme esta oportunidad ur. jez.

at the earliest or first opportunity

cuanto antes

at the earliest or first opportunity

en la primera oportunidad que se presente

opportunity to + infin/of -ing

oportunidad de  +  infin

I had no opportunity to put my point of view

no tuve oportunidad de exponer mi punto de vista

we took the opportunity of looking around the city

aprovechamos (la oportunidad) para recorrer la ciudad

this gives me an opportunity to catch up on or of catching up on my reading

esto me da la oportunidad de ponerme al día con la lectura

opportunity for sth/-ing the job offers excellent opportunities for promotion

el trabajo ofrece excelentes posibilidades de ascenso

this left us little opportunity for sightseeing

esto nos dejó poco tiempo para hacer turismo

job opportunities

oportunidades de trabajo

an equal opportunities policy

una política de igualdad de oportunidades

when opportunity knocks

cuando se presenta la oportunidad

I. commission [am. angl. kəˈmɪʃən, brit. angl. kəˈmɪʃ(ə)n] SAM.

1. commission C (group):

commission

comisión ž. spol

government commission

comisión gubernamental

the European Commission

la Comisión Europea or de las Comunidades Europeas

2. commission C or U (for sales):

commission

comisión ž. spol

salesmen receive 5% commission

los vendedores reciben el 5% de comisión or una comisión del 5%

a basic salary plus commission

un sueldo base más (la) comisión

to sell sth on commission

vender algo a comisión

atribut. commission charge

comisión ž. spol

3.1. commission C (task, responsibility):

commission

cometido m. spol

3.2. commission C (for music, painting, building):

commission

encargo m. spol

commission

comisión ž. spol esp lat. amer.

she got a commission to design a hotel

le encargaron el diseño de un hotel

3.3. commission C (office):

commission (in government)

cargo m. spol

commission VOJ.

grado m. spol de oficial

commission (document)

nombramiento m. spol

4. commission U (use):

commission

servicio m. spol

to be in/go into commission

estar/entrar en servicio

to be out of commission

estar fuera de servicio

to take sth out of commission

retirar algo del servicio

5. commission U (of offense):

commission ur. jez.

perpetración ž. spol ur. jez.

sins of commission and omission

pecados m. spol mn. de obra y omisión

II. commission [am. angl. kəˈmɪʃən, brit. angl. kəˈmɪʃ(ə)n] GLAG. preh. glag.

1.1. commission artist/writer/researcher:

commission

encargar

to commission sb to + infin

encargarle a alguien que +  subj

we commissioned Victor to paint the portrait

le encargamos a Victor que pintara el retrato

1.2. commission painting/novel/study:

commission

encargar

commission

comisionar esp lat. amer.

2.1. commission VOJ.:

commission

nombrar oficial

commissioned officer

oficial m. in ž. spol (del ejército) (con grado de teniente o superior a teniente)

2.2. commission NAVT.:

commission ship

poner en servicio

employment [am. angl. əmˈplɔɪmənt, brit. angl. ɪmˈplɔɪm(ə)nt, ɛmˈplɔɪm(ə)nt] SAM.

1.1. employment U (work):

employment

trabajo m. spol

he is not in regular employment

no tiene (un) trabajo fijo

to seek employment

buscar empleo or trabajo

when would you be available to take up employment? esp brit. angl. ur. jez.

¿cuándo podría empezar a trabajar?

the conditions/place of employment

las condiciones/el lugar de trabajo

1.2. employment U (availability of work):

employment

empleo m. spol

the Department of Employment (in UK)

≈ el Ministerio/la Secretaría de Trabajo

the Department of Employment atribut. legislation

laboral

employment opportunities

oportunidades ž. spol mn. de empleo

employment statistics

estadísticas ž. spol mn. del desempleo

1.3. employment U (hiring, taking on):

employment

contratación ž. spol

2. employment U (use):

employment

utilización ž. spol

employment

empleo m. spol

3. employment C (pastime):

employment ur. jez.

pasatiempo m. spol

I. equal [am. angl. ˈikwəl, brit. angl. ˈiːkw(ə)l] PRID.

1.1. equal (in size, amount, ability):

equal

igual

we got an equal amount of money

recibimos igual or idéntica or la misma cantidad de dinero

divided into two equal groups

divididos en dos grupos iguales

she passed all her exams with equal ease

aprobó todos los exámenes con igual or con la misma facilidad

that makes us equal

ya estamos iguales

equal to sth

igual a algo

twelve inches is equal to one foot

doce pulgadas equivalen or son iguales a un pie

my salary is equal to his

mi sueldo es igual al suyo

equal (to sb/sth) in sth the windows are equal in size

las ventanas son de igual tamaño or son iguales de tamaño

he's equal to his brother in ability

tiene la misma capacidad que su hermano

all (other) things being equal

si no intervienen otros factores

1.2. equal (in privilege, status):

equal

igual

everyone is equal before the law

todos somos iguales ante la ley

to be on an equal footing or on equal terms with sb

estar en igualdad de condiciones con alguien

1.3. equal (uniformly applicable):

equal distribution

equitativo

equal distribution

igualitario

we are an equal opportunities or opportunity employer

practicamos una política de igualdad de oportunidades (sin distinción de raza, credo ni orientación sexual)

everyone has an equal right to education

todo el mundo tiene igual or el mismo derecho a la enseñanza

1.4. equal contest:

equal

equilibrado

2. equal (capable, adequate):

equal to sth I don't feel equal to the situation

no me siento a la altura de las circunstancias

I don't think he's equal to the task

no lo creo capaz de hacerlo

they were provided with funds equal to their needs

les concedieron fondos adecuados a sus necesidades

II. equal [am. angl. ˈikwəl, brit. angl. ˈiːkw(ə)l] SAM.

equal

igual m. in ž. spol

my boss treats me as an equal

mi jefe me trata como a su igual or como a un igual or de igual a igual

I am her equal in experience and talent

tengo tanta experiencia y talento como ella

III. equal <equaling equaled am. angl. equalling equalled brit. angl.> [am. angl. ˈikwəl, brit. angl. ˈiːkw(ə)l] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. equal MAT.:

equal

ser igual a

three times three equals nine

tres por tres son nueve or es igual a nueve

let x equal 4

supongamos que x es igual a 4

no work equals no money

si no trabajan, no cobran

2. equal record/time:

equal

igualar

no other tenor can equal him

es un tenor sin igual

no other tenor can equal him

no hay tenor que lo iguale

v slovarju PONS

opportunity <-ies> [ˌɒpəˈtju:nəti, am. angl. ˌɑ:pɚˈtu:nət̬i] SAM.

opportunity

oportunidad ž. spol

opportunity to do [or of doing] sth

oportunidad de hacer algo

at the earliest opportunity

lo antes posible

I. commission [kəˈmɪʃən] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. commission (order):

commission

encargar

2. commission VOJ. (appoint):

to commission sb as sth

nombrar a alguien algo

II. commission [kəˈmɪʃən] SAM.

1. commission (order):

commission

encargo m. spol

2. commission (system of payment):

commission

comisión ž. spol

to be on commission

estar a comisión

3. commission (investigative body):

commission

comisión ž. spol

4. commission VOJ. (appointment):

commission

nombramiento m. spol

to resign one's commission

dimitir del cargo

5. commission brez mn. PRAVO (perpetration):

commission

perpetración ž. spol

6. commission NAVT., ZRAČ. PROM.:

out of commission

fuera de servicio

employment [ɪmˈplɔɪmənt, am. angl. ˈem-] SAM. brez mn.

1. employment (of a person):

employment

empleo m. spol

to be in employment brit. angl. ur. jez.

tener trabajo

2. employment (of an object):

employment

utilización ž. spol

I. equal [ˈi:kwəl] Brit: -ll-, Am: -l- PRID.

1. equal (the same):

equal

igual

equal treatment

equitativo, -a

to have equal reason to do sth

tener las mismas razones para hacer algo

of equal size

de la misma medida

on equal terms

en igualdad de condiciones

2. equal (able to do):

to be equal to a task

ser capaz de realizar una tarea

II. equal [ˈi:kwəl] Brit: -ll-, Am: -l- SAM.

equal

igual m. in ž. spol

it has no equal

no hay nada parecido

III. equal [ˈi:kwəl] Brit: -ll-, Am: -l- GLAG. preh. glag.

1. equal pl MAT.:

equal

ser igual a

2. equal (match):

equal

igualar

v slovarju PONS

opportunity <-ies> [ˌap·ər·ˈtu·nə·t̬i] SAM.

opportunity

oportunidad ž. spol

opportunity to do [or of doing] sth

oportunidad de hacer algo

at the earliest (possible) opportunity

lo antes posible

I. commission [kə·ˈmɪʃ·ən] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. commission (order):

commission

encargar

2. commission VOJ. (appoint):

to commission sb as sth

nombrar a alguien de algo

commissioned officer

oficial m. in ž. spol

II. commission [kə·ˈmɪʃ·ən] SAM.

1. commission (order):

commission

encargo m. spol

2. commission (system of payment):

commission

comisión ž. spol

to be on commission

estar a comisión

3. commission (investigative body):

commission

comisión ž. spol

4. commission VOJ. (appointment):

commission

nombramiento m. spol

to resign one's commission

dimitir del cargo

5. commission PRAVO (perpetration):

commission

perpetración ž. spol

6. commission NAVT., ZRAČ. PROM.:

out of commission

fuera de servicio

employment [ˈem·plɔɪ·mənt] SAM.

1. employment (of a person):

employment

empleo m. spol

2. employment (of an object):

employment

utilización ž. spol

I. equal [ˈi·kwəl] PRID.

1. equal (the same):

equal

igual

equal treatment

equitativo, -a

to have equal reason to do sth

tener las mismas razones para hacer algo

of equal size

de la misma medida

on equal terms

en igualdad de condiciones

2. equal (able to do):

to be equal to a task

ser capaz de realizar una tarea

II. equal [ˈi·kwəl] SAM.

equal

igual m. in ž. spol

it has no equal

no hay nada parecido

III. equal [ˈi·kwəl] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. equal:

equal(s) math

ser igual a

2. equal (match):

equal

igualar

Present

I	commission
you	commission
he/she/it	commissions
we	commission
you	commission
they	commission

Past

I	commissioned
you	commissioned
he/she/it	commissioned
we	commissioned
you	commissioned
they	commissioned

Present Perfect

I	have	commissioned
you	have	commissioned
he/she/it	has	commissioned
we	have	commissioned
you	have	commissioned
they	have	commissioned

Past Perfect

I	had	commissioned
you	had	commissioned
he/she/it	had	commissioned
we	had	commissioned
you	had	commissioned
they	had	commissioned

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Technical innovations such as fast and opportunity charging during operator downtime add to the cost efficiency of lead-acid batteries.

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The company immediately recognized an untapped opportunity in deal gifts, and soon focused its efforts on the investment banking community.

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The court must satisfy itself on certain procedural requirements, as to consultation with the investigating officer and the opportunity of the complainant to make representations.

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Lew gave him an opportunity to earn his reputation back and now they're so close you couldn't separate them with a cigarette paper.

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