ANIMAL LIBERATION FRONT - angleščina-španščina prevod

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Animal Liberation Front SAM. (in UK)

Animal Liberation Front

Frente m. spol de Liberación Animal

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pertenece al frente de liberación

she belongs to the liberation front

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liberation [am. angl. ˌlɪbəˈreɪʃ(ə)n, brit. angl. lɪbəˈreɪʃ(ə)n] SAM. U

1. liberation (of prisoner, nation):

liberation ur. jez.

liberación ž. spol

2. liberation (emancipation):

liberation

liberación ž. spol

women's/gay liberation

la liberación de la mujer/de los homosexuales

atribut. liberation movement

movimiento m. spol de liberación

3. liberation KEM.:

liberation

liberación ž. spol

I. animal [am. angl. ˈænəməl, brit. angl. ˈanɪm(ə)l] SAM.

1. animal (creature):

animal

animal m. spol

man is a political/social animal

el hombre es un animal político/social

to bring out the animal in sb

despertar el instinto animal de alguien

2. animal (brute):

animal

animal m. in ž. spol

animal

bestia ž. spol

II. animal [am. angl. ˈænəməl, brit. angl. ˈanɪm(ə)l] PRID.

animal desires/needs

carnal

animal desires/needs

de la carne

animal behavior

propio de un animal

I. front [am. angl. frənt, brit. angl. frʌnt] SAM.

1.1. front:

front (of building)

frente m. spol

front (of building)

fachada ž. spol

front (of dress)

delantera ž. spol

the skirt fastens at the front

la falda se abrocha por delante

the skirt fastens at the front

la falda se abrocha por adelante esp lat. amer.

1.2. front (forward part):

front

frente m. spol

front

parte ž. spol delantera

front

parte ž. spol de delante

front

parte ž. spol de adelante esp lat. amer.

you sit in the front

tú siéntate delante

you sit in the front

tú siéntate adelante esp lat. amer.

he was called to the front of the class

lo hicieron pasar al frente de la clase

front and center am. angl. VOJ.

¡al frente!

2. front in phrases:

in front as prisl.

delante

in front as prisl.

adelante esp lat. amer.

Midnight Orchid is out in front

Midnight Orchid va en cabeza or lleva la delantera

in front of sb/sth

delante de alguien/algo

in front of sb/sth

adelante de alguien/algo esp lat. amer.

in front of sb/sth (facing)

enfrente de alguien/algo

he sat right in front of her

se sentó delante de ella

he sat right in front of her

se sentó adelante de ella esp lat. amer.

it's right in front of your nose!

¡lo tienes delante de las narices!

we've got a big task in front of us

tenemos una gran tarea por delante

out front the people out front

la gente de delante

out front the people out front

la gente de adelante esp lat. amer.

she was out front from the start am. angl. ŠPORT

llevó la delantera or fue en cabeza desde el principio

3.1. front VOJ.:

front

frente m. spol

the Western front

el frente occidental

they were attacked on all fronts

los atacaron por todos los frentes

progress was made on all fronts

hubo avances en todos los frentes

there is good news on the job front

hay noticias alentadoras en el plano laboral

3.2. front POLIT.:

front

frente m. spol

popular front

frente popular

4.1. front (outward show):

front

fachada ž. spol

his friendliness is just a front

su simpatía no es más que una fachada

4.2. front (for illegal activity):

front

pantalla ž. spol

4.3. front (nominal leader) am. angl.:

he was just the front of the organization

era solo la cabeza visible de la organización

5. front METEOROL.:

front

frente m. spol

a cold/warm front

un frente frío/cálido

6. front (overlooking sea):

front

paseo m. spol marítimo

front

malecón m. spol lat. amer.

front

rambla ž. spol Río de la Plata

II. front [am. angl. frənt, brit. angl. frʌnt] PRID.

1. front (at front):

front seat/wheel/leg

delantero

front seat/wheel/leg

de delante

front seat/wheel/leg

de adelante esp lat. amer.

the front cover

la portada

the front door

la puerta de (la) calle

the front yard or brit. angl. garden

el jardín del frente

a seat in the front row, a front-row seat

un asiento en primera fila

2. front LINGV.:

front vowel

frontal

III. front [am. angl. frənt, brit. angl. frʌnt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. front (present, head):

front campaign

dirigir

front group

liderar

front show

presentar

2. front GRAD.:

front wall

revestir

front building

revestir la fachada de

IV. front [am. angl. frənt, brit. angl. frʌnt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. front (face):

front building/window/room:

dar a

the room fronts south/onto the street

la habitación da al sur or está orientada al sur/da a la calle

2. front (act as cover):

front

servir de pantalla

front page SAM. NOV.

front page

primera plana ž. spol

to hit or make the front page

salir en primera plana

hold the front page!

¡paren las prensas!

atribut. front-page news

noticia de primera plana

front bench SAM. brit. angl. POLIT.

front bench

escaños ocupados por ministros del gobierno o jefes de la oposición

v slovarju PONS

liberation [ˌlɪbərˈeɪʃən] SAM. brez mn.

liberation

liberación ž. spol

I. animal [ˈænɪml] SAM.

1. animal ZOOL.:

animal

animal m. spol

animal fat

grasa ž. spol animal

2. animal fig. (person):

animal

animal m. spol

animal

bestia m. in ž. spol

II. animal [ˈænɪml] PRID.

animal instincts

animal

animal desires

carnal

I. front [frʌnt] SAM.

1. front brez mn. (forward-facing part):

front

frente ž. spol

front of building

fachada ž. spol

2. front:

front (outside cover)

cubierta ž. spol exterior

front (first pages)

principio m. spol

3. front (front area):

front

parte ž. spol delantera

in front

delante

in front of

delante de

4. front GLED.:

front

auditorio m. spol

5. front (deceptive appearance):

front

apariencias ž. spol mn.

he's/she's putting on a bold front

la procesión va por dentro

6. front VOJ.:

front

frente m. spol

on the domestic/work front

en el terreno doméstico/laboral

7. front POLIT.:

front

frente m. spol

a united front

un frente común

8. front brez mn. (promenade):

front

paseo m. spol marítimo

9. front METEOROL.:

front

frente m. spol

II. front [frʌnt] PRID.

1. front (at the front):

front

delantero, -a

2. front (first):

front

primero, -a

III. front [frʌnt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. front (be head of):

front

liderar

2. front TV:

front

presentar

IV. front [frʌnt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

front

estar enfrente de

the flat fronts north

el piso da al norte

to front for

servir de fachada [o tapadera]

v slovarju PONS

liberation [ˌlɪb·ə·ˈreɪ·ʃən] SAM.

liberation

liberación ž. spol

I. animal [ˈæn·ɪ·məl] SAM.

1. animal ZOOL.:

animal

animal m. spol

animal fat

grasa ž. spol animal

2. animal fig. (person):

animal

animal m. spol

animal

bestia m. in ž. spol

II. animal [ˈæn·ɪ·məl] PRID.

animal instincts

animal

animal desires

carnal

I. front [frʌnt] SAM.

1. front (forward-facing part):

front

frente ž. spol

front of building

fachada ž. spol

2. front NOV.:

front (outside cover)

cubierta ž. spol exterior

front (first pages)

principio m. spol

3. front (front area):

front

parte ž. spol delantera

in front

delante

in front of

delante de

4. front GLED.:

front

auditorio m. spol

5. front (deceptive appearance):

front

apariencias ž. spol mn.

he's/she's putting on a bold front

la procesión va por dentro

6. front VOJ.:

front

frente m. spol

on the domestic/work front fig.

en el terreno doméstico/laboral

7. front POLIT.:

front

frente m. spol

a united front

un frente común

8. front (promenade):

front

paseo m. spol marítimo

9. front METEOROL.:

front

frente m. spol

II. front [frʌnt] PRID.

1. front (at the front):

front

delantero, -a

2. front (first):

front

primero, -a

III. front [frʌnt] GLAG. preh. glag.

1. front (be head of):

front

liderar

2. front TV:

front

presentar

IV. front [frʌnt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

front

estar enfrente de

the apartment fronts north

el piso da al norte

to front for

servir de fachada [o tapadera]

Present

I	front
you	front
he/she/it	fronts
we	front
you	front
they	front

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

Liberation takes little advantage of its own narrative format and that the plot is largely aimless and hastily delivered.

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Other scholars argue that while the rising began as a religious rebellion, it was gradually transformed into a war of national liberation.

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The discourses do not support seeing the luminous mind as nirvana within which exists prior to liberation.

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He argues that concerns with liberation make sense for people who have been enslaved, colonized, and racially oppressed.

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Nevertheless, she learns to embrace it as a liberation from anxiety, fear and self-consciousness.

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