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o
or
o ... o
either ... or
o sea que
in other words [so, that is to say]
oasis {m}
oasis
obcecación {f}
obstinacy
stubbornness
obedecer a algn
to obey sb.
obedecer a algo
to be due to sth.
obediencia {f}
obedience
obediente
obedient
obelisco {m}
obeliskarq.arqueol.arte
Obélix y compañía
Obelix and Co.lit.F
obertura {f}
overturemús.
obesidad {f}
obesity
obeso
corpulent
obese
óbice {m} [excusa]
excuse
óbice {m} [obstáculo]
hindrance
impediment
obstacle
obispa {f}
bishop [female]prof.relig.
obispado {m} [diócesis]
dioceserelig.
seerelig.
obispillo {m}
rump [of a bird]orn.
obispo {m}
bishopprof.relig.
óbito {m}
demise [death]
obituario {m}
obituary
objeción {f}
objection
objetable
objectionable
objetar algo
to object to sth.
objetar algo [refutar]
to refute sth.
objetivamente
objectively
objetividad {f}
objectivity
objetivo {f} [blanco]
targetmil.
objetivo {m}
aim
objective
objetivo {m} educativo
educational objectiveedu.
learning objectiveedu.
learning targetedu.
Objetivo mortal [título en España]
The Man with the Deadly Lens [UK title] [Richard Brooks]cineF
Wrong Is Right [Richard Brooks]cineF
objeto {m}
object
objeto {m} interestelar
interstellar objectastron.
objeto {m} transneptuniano <OTN>
trans-Neptunian object <TNO>astron.
transneptunian object <TNO>astron.
objeto {m} transneptúnico <OTN>
trans-Neptunian object <TNO>astron.
transneptunian object <TNO>astron.
objetos {m.pl} de uso personal
personal effects
objetos {m.pl} personales
personal belongings­
oblata {f}
oblate [female]relig.
oblato {m}
oblaterelig.
oblea {f}
wafergastr.
oblicua {f}
obliquetipograf
oblicuamente
awry
obliquely [diagonally]
oblicuo
oblique
obligación {f}
obligation
obligaciones {f.pl}
obligations
obligado
committed [obligated]
obligar a algn
to compel sb.
to force sb. [compel]
to oblige sb. [compel]
obligar a algn a algo
to force sb. into sth.
obligar a algn a hacer algo
to compel sb. to do sth.
to constrain sb. to do sth. [force]
to force sb. to do sth.
to make sb. do sth. [force]
obligarse a algo
to agree to sth.
to commit oneself to sth.
obligatoriedad {f}
mandatory nature
obligatorio
compulsory
mandatory
obligatory
oblongo
oblong
oboe {f}
oboist [female]mús.prof.
oboe {m}
oboemús.
oboistmús.prof.
obra {f}
body [fig.] [collection]
work [art]arte
obra {f} artística
work of artarte
obra {f} de arte
artwork [piece of art]arte
obra {f} maestra
masterpieceartelit.mús.
masterwork
obrar
to act [behave]
Obras son amores y no buenas razones.
Actions speak louder than words.proverb.
obrera {f}
laborer [Am.] [female]prof.
labourer [Br.] [female]prof.
worker [female]prof.
workwomanprof.
obrero {m}
laborer [Am.]prof.
labourer [Br.]prof.
workerprof.
workmanprof.
obscenamente
obscenely
obscenidad {f}
bawdiness
obscenity
obsceno
bawdy
obscene
raunchy [coll.]
obscurecer [anochecer]
to get dark [at nightfall]
oor
o ... oeither ... or
o sea quein other words [so, that is to say]
oasis {m}oasis
obcecación {f}obstinacy
obcecación {f}stubbornness
obedecer a algnto obey sb.
obedecer a algoto be due to sth.
obediencia {f}obedience
obedienteobedient
arq.arqueol.arte
obelisco {m}
obelisk
lit.F
Obélix y compañía
Obelix and Co.
mús.
obertura {f}
overture
obesidad {f}obesity
obesocorpulent
obesoobese
óbice {m} [excusa]excuse
óbice {m} [obstáculo]hindrance
óbice {m} [obstáculo]impediment
óbice {m} [obstáculo]obstacle
prof.relig.
obispa {f}
bishop [female]
relig.
obispado {m} [diócesis]
diocese
relig.
obispado {m} [diócesis]
see
orn.
obispillo {m}
rump [of a bird]
prof.relig.
obispo {m}
bishop
óbito {m}demise [death]
obituario {m}obituary
objeción {f}objection
objetableobjectionable
objetar algoto object to sth.
objetar algo [refutar]to refute sth.
objetivamenteobjectively
objetividad {f}objectivity
mil.
objetivo {f} [blanco]
target
objetivo {m}aim
objetivo {m}objective
edu.
objetivo {m} educativo
educational objective
edu.
objetivo {m} educativo
learning objective
edu.
objetivo {m} educativo
learning target
cineF
Objetivo mortal [título en España]
The Man with the Deadly Lens [UK title] [Richard Brooks]
cineF
Objetivo mortal [título en España]
Wrong Is Right [Richard Brooks]
objeto {m}object
astron.
objeto {m} interestelar
interstellar object
astron.
objeto {m} transneptuniano <OTN>
trans-Neptunian object <TNO>
astron.
objeto {m} transneptuniano <OTN>
transneptunian object <TNO>
astron.
objeto {m} transneptúnico <OTN>
trans-Neptunian object <TNO>
astron.
objeto {m} transneptúnico <OTN>
transneptunian object <TNO>
objetos {m.pl} de uso personalpersonal effects
objetos {m.pl} personalespersonal belongings­
relig.
oblata {f}
oblate [female]
relig.
oblato {m}
oblate
gastr.
oblea {f}
wafer
tipograf
oblicua {f}
oblique
oblicuamenteawry
oblicuamenteobliquely [diagonally]
oblicuooblique
obligación {f}obligation
obligaciones {f.pl}obligations
obligadocommitted [obligated]
obligar a algnto compel sb.
obligar a algnto force sb. [compel]
obligar a algnto oblige sb. [compel]
obligar a algn a algoto force sb. into sth.
obligar a algn a hacer algoto compel sb. to do sth.
obligar a algn a hacer algoto constrain sb. to do sth. [force]
obligar a algn a hacer algoto force sb. to do sth.
obligar a algn a hacer algoto make sb. do sth. [force]
obligarse a algoto agree to sth.
obligarse a algoto commit oneself to sth.
obligatoriedad {f}mandatory nature
obligatoriocompulsory
obligatoriomandatory
obligatorioobligatory
oblongooblong
mús.prof.
oboe {f}
oboist [female]
mús.
oboe {m}
oboe
mús.prof.
oboe {m}
oboist
obra {f}body [fig.] [collection]
arte
obra {f}
work [art]
arte
obra {f} artística
work of art
arte
obra {f} de arte
artwork [piece of art]
artelit.mús.
obra {f} maestra
masterpiece
obra {f} maestramasterwork
obrarto act [behave]
proverb.
Obras son amores y no buenas razones.
Actions speak louder than words.
prof.
obrera {f}
laborer [Am.] [female]
prof.
obrera {f}
labourer [Br.] [female]
prof.
obrera {f}
worker [female]
prof.
obrera {f}
workwoman
prof.
obrero {m}
laborer [Am.]
prof.
obrero {m}
labourer [Br.]
prof.
obrero {m}
worker
prof.
obrero {m}
workman
obscenamenteobscenely
obscenidad {f}bawdiness
obscenidad {f}obscenity
obscenobawdy
obscenoobscene
obscenoraunchy [coll.]
obscurecer [anochecer]to get dark [at nightfall]
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