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nem con [ˌnɛm ˈkɒn] ADV

nem con → nemine contradicente

nem con

sin votos en contra

EMU N

1. EMU → European Monetary Union

EMU

UME f

EMU

UEM f

2. EMU → Economic and Monetary Union

EMU

UEM f

vidi i European Monetary Union, Economic and Monetary Union

European Monetary Union N

European Monetary Union

Unión f Monetaria Europea

Economic and Monetary Union N POL

Economic and Monetary Union (in the EU)

Unión f Económica y Monetaria

emu [Am ˈim(j)u, Brit ˈiːmjuː] N

emu

emú m

I.demur <pres part demurring; pt, pp demurred> [Am dəˈmər, Brit dɪˈməː] VB intr form

demur

objetar

to demur at sth

poner(le) objeciones or reparos a algo

II.demur [Am dəˈmər, Brit dɪˈməː] N form

without demur

sin poner objeciones or reparos

enemy <pl enemies> [Am ˈɛnəmi, Brit ˈɛnəmi] N

1. enemy (adversary):

enemy

enemigo m / enemiga f

they are deadly enemies

son enemigos mortales or a muerte

try not to make an enemy of him

trata de no echártelo encima como enemigo

I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy

no se lo deseo a mi peor enemigo

she's her own worst enemy

su peor enemigo es ella misma

2. enemy (opponent in war) + sing or pl vb:

the enemy

el enemigo

the enemy was or were forced back

el enemigo se vio obligado a retroceder

enemy-occupied territory

territorio m ocupado por el enemigo

enemy-occupied territory attr action/forces/territory

enemigo

enema [Am ˈɛnəmə, Brit ˈɛnɪmə] N

enema

enema m

femur <pl femurs or femora [ˈfemərə]> [Am ˈfimər, Brit ˈfiːmə] N

femur

fémur m

lemur [Am ˈlimər, Brit ˈliːmə] N

lemur

lémur m

mortal enemy N

mortal enemy

enemigo m mortal / enemiga f mortal

Remus [Am ˈriməs, Brit ˈriːməs] N

Remus

Remo

Romulus and Remus

Rómulo y Remo

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emu [ˈi·mju] N

emu

emú m

I.enemy [ˈen·ə·mi] N

enemy

enemigo(-a) m (f)

II.enemy [ˈen·ə·mi] ADJ

enemy

enemigo, -a

enema <-s [or enemata]> [ˈen·ə·mə] N

enema

enema m

femur <-s [or -mora]> [ˈfi·mər] N

femur

fémur m

public enemy N

public enemy

enemigo (-a) m (f) público, -a

I.near [nɪr] ADJ

1. near (spatial):

near

cercano, -a

2. near (temporal):

near

próximo, -a

in the near future

en un futuro próximo

3. near (dear):

a near and dear friend

un amigo íntimo

4. near (similar):

near portrait

parecido, -a

the nearest thing to sth

lo más parecido a algo

5. near (almost true):

to have a near accident

tener por poco un accidente

that was a near miss [or thing]

faltó poco

II.near [nɪr] ADV

1. near (spatial or temporal):

near

cerca

to be near

estar cerca

to come near

aproximarse

to come near

acercarse

to live quite near

vivir bastante cerca

near at hand

a mano

to come nearer to sb/sth

acercarse más a alguien/algo

2. near (almost):

near to tears

a punto de llorar

as near as I can guess

que yo sepa

III.near [nɪr] PREP

1. near (in proximity to):

near (to)

cerca de

near (to) the house

cerca de la casa

near the end of the film

hacia el final de la película

2. near (almost):

it's near midnight

es casi medianoche

it's nowhere near enough

no basta ni con mucho

3. near (about ready to):

to be near to doing sth

estar a punto de hacer algo

4. near (like):

the copy is near to the original

la copia es parecida al original

IV.near [nɪr] VB trans

near

acercarse a

it is nearing completion

está casi terminado

he is nearing his goal

está alcanzando su meta

news report N

news report

reportaje m informativo

news conference N

news conference

rueda f de prensa

New Testament N REL

New Testament

Nuevo Testamento m

new world order N, New World Order N

new world order

nuevo orden m mundial