ABSTRACTED - Traduzione inglese-spagnolo

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

inglese

spagnolo

abstracted [ingl am æbˈstræktəd, ingl brit əbˈstraktɪd] AGG

abstracted manner/person/look:

abstracted

abstraído

I. abstract AGG [ingl am æbˈstrækt, ˈæbˌstrækt, ingl brit ˈabstrakt]

1. abstract (theoretical):

abstract idea/argument/theorizing

abstracto

in the abstract

en teoría

2. abstract ARTE:

abstract sculpture/painting

abstracto

II. abstract SOST [ingl am ˈæbˌstrækt, ingl brit ˈabstrakt]

1. abstract (summary):

abstract

resumen m

abstract

compendio m

abstract

extracto m

2. abstract (painting):

abstract

cuadro m abstracto

III. abstract VB vb trans [ingl am æbˈstrækt, ingl brit əbˈstrakt] form

1. abstract (separate):

abstract idea

abstraer

2. abstract (draw off):

abstract substance

extraer

3. abstract (abridge):

abstract book

condensar

abstract book

compendiar

abstract expressionism SOST ARTE

abstract expressionism U

expresionismo m abstracto

abstract noun SOST

abstract noun

sustantivo m abstracto

abstract noun

nombre m abstracto

spagnolo

inglese

abstracto (abstracta)

abstract

epítome

abstract

extractar

to abstract

inmaterial problema/tema

abstract

abstraer

to abstract

abstracción

abstract idea

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inglese

spagnolo

abstracted [æbˈstræktɪd] AGG

abstracted

distraído, -a

I. abstract¹ [ˈæbstrækt] AGG

abstract

abstracto, -a

abstract art/painting

arte abstracto/pintura abstracta

II. abstract¹ [ˈæbstrækt] SOST

1. abstract (not concrete):

abstract

abstracto m

in the abstract

en abstracto

2. abstract (summary):

abstract

extracto m

abstract² [əbˈstrækt] VB vb trans

1. abstract a. CHIM:

abstract

extraer

2. abstract (summarize):

abstract

resumir

3. abstract (steal):

abstract

robar

spagnolo

inglese

abstracto (-a)

abstract

en abstracto

in the abstract

abstraer

to abstract

nel dizionario PONS

inglese

spagnolo

abstracted [æb·ˈstræk·tɪd] AGG

abstracted

distraído, -a

I. abstract¹ [ˈæb·strækt] AGG

abstract

abstracto, -a

abstract art/painting

arte abstracto/pintura abstracta

II. abstract¹ [ˈæb·strækt] SOST

1. abstract (not concrete):

abstract

abstracto m

in the abstract

en abstracto

2. abstract (summary):

abstract

extracto m

abstract² [əb·ˈstrækt] VB vb trans

1. abstract a. CHIM:

abstract

extraer

2. abstract (summarize):

abstract

resumir

3. abstract (steal):

abstract

robar

spagnolo

inglese

abstracto (-a)

abstract

en abstracto

in the abstract

abstraer

to abstract

Present

I	abstract
you	abstract
he/she/it	abstracts
we	abstract
you	abstract
they	abstract

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Beyond this, nouns are otherwise not overtly marked (i.e. inanimate nouns, abstract nouns, all other animates).

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Proper names usually take a definite article, as do abstract nouns.

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Abstract nouns can be derived from adjectives by adding "-i" and lowering all tones, deleting any final vowel of the adjective, e.g.: "drro" heavy "drr" heaviness.

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Each of the five 15-minute homilies that followed could probably have been boiled down into a single abstract noun -- "regret", for example, "extinction" and possibly "acceptance".

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Love is an abstract noun, which means, for some, it's unattached to anything real or sensible.

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