Operation or set of mathematical operations necessary to find out the result, value or measure of something.
Example: In addition, the following risks must be taken into account and prevented: In decentralized extension systems (Anderson et al, 2004): "Misuse" of extension agents, eg for local political campaigns.
en: cuenta
bought
verbo
Get something for a price.
Example: Siena offers different that you can buy in any museum.
en: compro
boust
verbo
a sculpture of a person's head, shoulders, and chest.
Example: We use the word conceited to give an account of that person who is characterized by the pride and vanity that he presents in his way of acting and behaving, and that constantly impels him to boast of himself and of what he boasts and knows.
en: presumir
brands
sustantivo
a type of product made by a particular company under a particular name.
Example: the store floor) and the image changes to stores and BRANDS "to create an environment that 'looks to the future [agriculture]
en: marcas
businesses
sustantivo
the occupation, profession or habitual occupation of a person.
Example: In addition, they consider that the agreements reached favor the interests of multinational COMPANIES and the richest economies rather than those of indigenous producers in local economies, while those in favor of a more liberal world trade argue that globalization brings benefits from a broader access to markets and cheaper goods and services. the growth of trade that continues benefits both consumers and workers by fostering innovation and investment, so from an economic point of view, free trade is very beneficial for all countries involved.
en: negocios
cheerful
adjetivo
remarkably happy and optimistic
Example: He had some wines and was very happy ”. Sometimes it is used as a synonym for drunkenness, since joy, understood as euphoria, can be one of the effects caused by drinking alcoholic beverages (although later it becomes sadness or lack of control).
en: alegre
chosen
verbo
Select or prefer a person or a thing for an end.
Example: De Lock, D. (2000), Project Management Seventh Edition, Gower Publishing Ltd Figura 2: Tabla de objetivos y criterios de evaluación Cada criterio de evaluación ha sido ELEGIDO después de considerar los pros y los contras.
en: elegido
designer
verbo
a person who plans the look or function of something before it is done, by preparing drawings or plans.
"a leading car designer"
Example: Figure 6: CFD road lines around the F1 car 5 Management report The use of CAD in the design process can raise several questions for both the DESIGNER and the management regarding the application and benefits of using these tools .
en: diseñador
FRESHEN
VERBO
make (something) newer, cleaner, or more attractive.
Example: Even a short break can help refresh your mind.
en: REFRESCAR
increase
verbo
become or make greater in size, amount, or degree.
Example: Certain medications can increase the risk of developing this condition.
en: incrementar
jewellery
sustantivo
personal ornaments, such as necklaces, rings, or bracelets, that are typically made from or contain jewels and precious metal
Example: This was further accentuated by their tendency to wear JEWELRY and piercings and display tattoos.
en: joyeria
judged
adjetivo
Court or jurisdictional body constituted by a single judge.
"court of first instance"
Example: Tomorrow I have to go to court to testify for López's trial ”,“ The court determined that the accused was innocent and ordered his immediate release ”,“ The members of the court were threatened by the victims' relatives ”.
en: juzgado
needs
sustantivo
Fact or circumstance in which someone or something is necessary.
Example: The focus of the company now is to discover the NEEDS of the client and satisfy them .
he amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something.
"land could be sold for a high price"
Example: This has been proven in the dairy industry, where so many producers have been forced to join the scheme by milk processors. All milk is manufactured to an assured standard, which means it is no longer a defecated premium product that can command a higher PRICE.
en: precio
selling
sustantivo
give or deliver (something) in exchange for money
Example: If they commit to anything and get personal SALES, as stated in the expanded marketing mix
en: venta
size
sustantivo
the relative extent of something; the general dimensions or magnitude of a thing; how big something is.
Example: The finishing touch will be a wood carving, chiseled features.
en: talla
stage
sustantivo
Period of internship or learning of a professional activity
Example: It is also called a scene to the place where an event has developed, for example: "We have reconstructed the crime scene, to verify if it could have been committed as the witness stated," "The classroom is the scene of the didactic action, where the teacher and the students carry out the complex process of teaching and learning ”,
en: escenario
target
noun
Objective, person or thing to which an action is directed
Example: ce the 2004 ban, the ban is believed to be a TARGET against participating rural communities [agriculture]
en: objetivo
using
verbo
take, retain or display (something) as a means to achieve or employ something.
Example: Grazing fields should be externally fenced and do not USE cheaper wire fences as they are difficult for horses
