SICK BENEFIT - Prevod od engleski do španski

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

sick benefit N U inf

sick benefit → sickness benefit

sickness benefit N

sickness benefit

subsidio m de enfermedad

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. benefit [Am ˈbɛnəfɪt, Brit ˈbɛnɪfɪt] N

1. benefit:

benefit (good)

beneficio m

benefit (good)

bien m

benefit (advantage)

provecho m

benefit (advantage)

ventaja f

she is exploiting the situation for her own benefit

está explotando la situación en beneficio propio or para su provecho

for the benefit of your children

por el bien de tus hijos

the benefits of a good education

las ventajas de una buena educación

I didn't derive much benefit from the course

no saqué mucho (provecho) del curso

benefit to sb/sth the improvements will be of great benefit to the public

las mejoras serán muy beneficiosas para el público or beneficiarán mucho al público

a change will be of benefit to you

un cambio te resultará beneficioso or provechoso

to give sb the benefit of the doubt

darle a alguien el beneficio de la duda

2.1. benefit (payment from state):

benefit

prestación f

they are not entitled to any benefits

no tienen derecho a recibir prestaciones de ningún tipo

he's on unemployment benefits or Brit benefit

recibe subsidio de desempleo

he's on unemployment benefits or Brit benefit

recibe subsidio de cesantía Chil

he's on unemployment benefits or Brit benefit

está cobrando el paro Spain

2.2. benefit C (perk):

benefit

beneficio m (extrasalarial)

benefit

ventaja f (extrasalarial)

3. benefit:

benefit (concert, performance)

beneficio m

benefit (concert, performance)

función f benéfica

benefit (game)

partido con fines benéficos

benefit attr concert/performance/game

con fines benéficos

II. benefit <benefiting benefited or Am also benefitting benefitted> [Am ˈbɛnəfɪt, Brit ˈbɛnɪfɪt] VB trans

benefit person/health/mankind:

benefit

beneficiar

III. benefit <benefiting benefited or Am also benefitting benefitted> [Am ˈbɛnəfɪt, Brit ˈbɛnɪfɪt] VB intr

benefit

beneficiarse

how will we benefit?

¿de qué manera nos vamos a beneficiar?

to benefit from sth he didn't benefit much from the experience

no sacó mucho (provecho) de la experiencia

you will all benefit from the change

todos se van a beneficiar con el cambio

I. sick <sicker sickest> [Am sɪk, Brit sɪk] ADJ

1. sick (ill):

sick

enfermo

to get sick Am

caer enfermo

to get sick Am

enfermar

to get sick Am

enfermarse LatAm

to report sick

dar parte de enfermo or de enfermedad

to be off sick

estar ausente por enfermedad

they are sick with food poisoning

tienen intoxicación

they are sick with food poisoning

están intoxicados

sick building syndrome

síndrome m del edificio enfermo

to make sb look sick

hacer quedar a alguien a la altura del betún inf

to make sb look sick

hacer quedar a alguien a la altura de un felpudo RioPl inf

to make sb look sick

hacer quedar a alguien a la altura del unto Chil inf

2. sick (nauseated) pred:

to feel sick (dizzy, unwell)

estar mareado

to feel sick (about to vomit)

tener ganas de vomitar or de devolver

to feel sick (about to vomit)

tener náuseas

to be or get sick

vomitar

to be or get sick

devolver

have you been sick? Brit

¿ha tenido vómitos?

it makes me sick to my stomach

me da ganas de vomitar or de devolver

you make me sick!

¡me das asco!

it makes me sick the way she gets away with it

me da rabia cómo se sale con la suya

it makes me sick the way she gets away with it

me enferma cómo se sale con la suya LatAm

he's been promoted — makes you sick, doesn't it? inf

lo han ascendido — da rabia ¿no?

3.1. sick (disturbed, sickened) pred:

to be sick with fear/worry

estar muerto de miedo/preocupación

to be sick at heart liter

estar muy angustiado

3.2. sick (weary, fed up):

to be sick of sth/-ing

estar harto de algo/ +infin

I'm sick and tired or sick to death of hearing that

estoy absolutamente harto de oír eso

I'm sick and tired or sick to death of hearing that

estoy absolutamente hasta la coronilla de oír eso inf

I'm sick of the sight of that woman

esa mujer me tiene harto

4. sick (gruesome):

sick person/mind

morboso

sick humor/joke

de muy mal gusto

II. sick [Am sɪk, Brit sɪk] N

1. sick:

the sick + pl vb

los enfermos

2. sick U (vomit) Brit:

sick inf

vómito m

a pool of sick

un vómito

u rečniku PONS

I. benefit [ˈbenɪfɪt] -t- -t- N

1. benefit (profit):

benefit

beneficio m

to derive (much) benefit from sth

sacar (mucho) provecho a algo

I didn't derive much benefit from school

no aprendí gran cosa en la escuela

for the benefit of sb

a beneficio de alguien

to the benefit of sth/sb

para beneficio de algo/alguien

2. benefit (welfare payment):

benefit

subsidio m

II. benefit <[or -tt-]> [ˈbenɪfɪt] -t- -t- VB intr

to benefit from sth

beneficiarse de algo

III. benefit <[or -tt-]> [ˈbenɪfɪt] -t- -t- VB trans

benefit

beneficiar

I. sick [sɪk] -er, -est ADJ

1. sick (ill):

sick

enfermo, -a

to feel sick

sentirse mal

to fall sick

caer enfermo

to be off sick

estar de baja (por enfermedad)

to be sick at heart liter

estar muy deprimido

2. sick (about to vomit):

sick

mareado, -a

to be sick (nauseated)

estar mareado (y a punto de vomitar)

to be sick (vomit)

vomitar

to get sick

vomitar

to feel sick to one's stomach

tener el estómago revuelto

too much alcohol makes me sick

el exceso de alcohol me pone fatal

3. sick inf car:

sick

averiado, -a

4. sick inf (disgusted):

sick

asqueado, -a

to be sick about sth

estar asqueado de algo

5. sick (angry):

sick

furioso, -a

to be sick and tired of sth

estar harto de algo

6. sick inf (cruel):

sick

cruel

sick joke

de mal gusto

II. sick [sɪk] -er, -est N

1. sick (ill people):

the sick

los enfermos

2. sick no pl Brit inf (vomit):

sick

vómito m

u rečniku PONS

I. benefit [ˈben·ɪ·fɪt] N

1. benefit (profit):

benefit

beneficio m

to derive (much) benefit from sth

sacar (mucho) provecho a algo

to be of benefit to sb

ser de utilidad a alguien

for the benefit of sb

a beneficio de alguien

to the benefit of sth/sb

para beneficio de algo/alguien

to give sb the benefit of the doubt

darle a alguien el beneficio de la duda

2. benefit (welfare payment):

benefit

subsidio m

II. benefit <-t- [or -tt-]> [ˈben·ɪ·fɪt] VB intr

to benefit from sth

beneficiarse de algo

III. benefit <-t- [or -tt-]> [ˈben·ɪ·fɪt] VB trans

benefit

beneficiar

I. sick <-er, -est> [sɪk] ADJ

1. sick (ill):

sick

enfermo, -a

to feel sick

sentirse mal

to get sick

caer enfermo

to be off sick

estar de baja (por enfermedad)

to be sick at heart liter

estar muy deprimido

2. sick (about to vomit):

sick

mareado, -a

to be sick (nauseated)

tener náuseas

to be sick (vomit)

vomitar

to get sick

vomitar

to feel sick to one's stomach

tener el estómago revuelto

too much alcohol makes me sick

beber demasiado alcohol me sienta fatal

3. sick inf (disgusted):

sick

asqueado, -a

to be sick about sth

estar asqueado de algo

4. sick (angry):

sick

furioso, -a

to be sick and tired of sth

estar (más que) harto de algo

5. sick inf (cruel):

sick

cruel

sick joke

de mal gusto

6. sick inf car:

sick

averiado, -a

II. sick [sɪk] N

the sick

los enfermos

Present

I	benefit
you	benefit
he/she/it	benefits
we	benefit
you	benefit
they	benefit

Past

I	benefited / benefitted
you	benefited / benefitted
he/she/it	benefited / benefitted
we	benefited / benefitted
you	benefited / benefitted
they	benefited / benefitted

Present Perfect

I	have	benefited / benefitted
you	have	benefited / benefitted
he/she/it	has	benefited / benefitted
we	have	benefited / benefitted
you	have	benefited / benefitted
they	have	benefited / benefitted

Past Perfect

I	had	benefited / benefitted
you	had	benefited / benefitted
he/she/it	had	benefited / benefitted
we	had	benefited / benefitted
you	had	benefited / benefitted
they	had	benefited / benefitted

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

Us being married and it being our first house, it sticks in your craw, makes you feel sick.

www.droitwichadvertiser.co.uk

Other taboos are challenged by sick jokes and gallows humour, and to joke about disability is considered in this group.

en.wikipedia.org

Who needs a naff hat when you can have a sick beard to prevent skin cancer?

www.stuff.co.nz

The homeowner contacted cops, and the two young girls described in the sick note were identified as children who used to live in the trailer park.

www.dailymail.co.uk

For most people, getting sick with salmonellosis just means a few days of being sick.

www.huffingtonpost.com