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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "a position" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 2 Ergebniss(e)

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a position posición de salida

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "a position" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

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Common
appointment (to a position) nombramiento [m]
serve as (as in a position) desempeñar [v]
General
hold a position desempeñar un cargo [v]
position of a pasha bajá (árabe) [m]
position of a pasha bajalato [m]
person in a dignitary position alto cargo [m]
awarding with a job position cubrimiento [m]
position of a government official oficialía [f]
in a kneeling position orante [adj]
find a position for acomodar [v]
have a position given to acomodarse [v]
remove from a position apear [v]
offer a position to colocar [v]
find a position colocarse [v]
a person or a thing that is in the fifteenth position decimoquinto [m]
a person or a thing that is in the millionth position millonésimo [m]
a person or a thing that is in the first position primero [m]
a person or a thing that is in the first position primo [m]
a person or a thing that is in the ninetieth position nonagésimo [m]
a person or a thing that is in the third position tercero [m]
a device that holds teeth in position after orthodontic treatment retenedor [m]
position of a dean deanato [m]
position of a dean deanazgo [m]
position of a dean decanazgo [m]
abuse of a dominant position abuso de una posición privilegiada [m]
abuse of a dominant position abuso de posición dominante [m]
a person or a thing that is in the fifteenth position decimoquinta [f]
a person or a thing that is in the sixtieth position sexagésimo [adj]
achieve a good position situarse [v]
expel someone from a position defenestrar [v]
bring from a lower position alzar [v]
bring from a lower position levantar [v]
bring from a lower position traer (desde abajo) [v]
apply (for a position) presentar una solicitud [v]
resign from a position dejar un trabajo [v]
come or go down suddenly from a standing position sufrir una caída [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another encontrarse en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another estar en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be in a superior position to someone llevar ventaja a alguien [v]
assign to a lower position asignar a una posición inferior [v]
be in a favorable position tener en la batea [v]
in a horizontal direction or position horizontalmente [adv]
in a vertical direction or position verticalmente [adv]
in a squatting or crouching position cuclillas [f/pl]
person with a privileged social or economic position fifty fifty (inglés) [n] DO
candidate to a high position whose candidacy keeps the group that supports them secret gallo tapado [n] HNSVNIPADOCO
a man in my position un hombre en mi posición
a man in my position un hombre como yo
a man in my position un hombre en mi situación
a man in my position un hombre de mi posición
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-eighth position vigésimo octavo
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-fifth position vigésimo quinto
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-fourth position vigésimo cuarto
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-ninth position vigésimo noveno
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-second position vigésimo segundo
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-seventh position vigésimo séptimo
a person or a thing that is in the twenty-third position vigésimo tercero
having been long in a position or employment antiguo [adj]
drive into a position of difficulty arrinconar [v]
take up a position cantonarse [v]
take up a position cantonar [v]
put a person judicially in a position where he is free to manifest his will depositar [v]
put oneself into a position of defense cubrirse [v]
reach a high position encaramar [v]
bring down from a position of pride humillar [v]
vacate a position vacar [v]
hold a position servir [v]
purchase (a hold or position that allows the application of power, as in moving something) potencia [f]
in a position to en estado de [adj]
apply for a position solicitar un puesto [v]
a person who obtained a position of privilage by influence acomodado [m] ARUY
conceited person due to a favorable social/economic position alzado [m] MXECPEBO
a propitious moment that is presented to someone who is about to leave a position or privileged situation, to appropriate other people's property, usually public año [m] MX
person in a comfortable economic position buchudo [m] AR:Nw
a person who obtains a position or public employment thanks to political influences camburero [m] VE
play in which an opponent's marble is hit with one's own, in order to move it into a position in the play area culpiche [m] VE:E
person with a very low position in a company or institution gato [m] HNSVderog.
honor or position of being a colonel coronelato [m] EC
astute search for a political position pescueceo [m] VE
person with a secure position tutumpote [m] DO
person in a position without fulfilling the requirements ventanero [m] CLdisusedderog.
position commanding a fortress alcaidiado [m] disused
station (a place or position where a person or thing stands or is assigned to stand; a post) posición [f]
conceited person due to a favorable social/economic position alzada [f] MXECPEBO
position of a civil servant or employee cabeza [f] HN
a person who obtains a position or public employment thanks to political influences camburera [f] VE
woman who occupies a high rank position but without any authority cucharita [f] CU
benefit or money obtained by a public servant or employee from an individual in return for a favor involving an abuse of their position cutra [f] PErur.
person with a very low position in a company or institution gata [f] HNSVderog.
backing down on a partisan position in order to reach an agreement (politics) concertacesión [f] MX
position of governor or governmental administration of a region intendencia [f] CL
oath that takes place when taking possession of a position or public power, in an attempt to fulfill the obligations and duties of that position juramentación [f] CRDOPRECPECL
person in a position without fulfilling the requirements ventanera [f] CLdisusedderog.
person who tries to obtain a well-paid position through political favor buscapega [m/f] BOderog.
person who has a paid position to access influences paracaidista [m/f] MXGTHNARUY
in a good position economically (somebody) aplantillado [adj] DO
conceited (due to a favorable social/economic position) alzado [adj] MXECPEBO
in a comfortable economic position (someone) buchón [adj] VE
pertaining to someone who obtains a position or job by recommendation chambero [adj] HNderog.
wealthy and with a good social position ficho [adj] PE
person with a privileged social or economic position fifty fifty (inglés) [adj] DO
good-looking and with a good social and economic position jevito [adj] DO
with a good position ubicado [adj] NIPACLDOVEBO
adopt firmly a position amachinarse [v] MX
be in a squatting position ñangotarse [v] PRDO
occupy a position obtained by influence camaronear [v] CO
assign someone to a specific position afectar [v] CUARUY
facilitate access a high ranking position alfombrar [v] BO
become rich while holding a political position apochincharse [v] CU
settle into a well-paid government position of some importance apoltronarse [v] PR
insist on remaining in a job or position atornillarse [v] PRAR
give or put hands in a concave position aguacalar [v] GTCRrur.
get a job or a privileged position by influence enchambarse [v] HN
settle into a well-paid government position of some importance empoltronarse [v] PR
stay in a position for an excessive amount of time apernarse [v] CL
be able to speak with someone (particularly someone in a position of authority) accesar (inglés) [v] HNSV
take move a bone in it's leg out of it's natural position (animal) desocar [v] AR:NwUYrur.
fire or dismiss someone without previous warning from a job or position challar [v] CL
become bent or inclined, falling out of a suitable position chanflearse [v] CUARUY
place someone in a certain position of power or influence which they will occupy for a long time entornillar [v] PE
remain in a position of power or influence without the intention of abandoning it entornillarse [v] PE
keep spinning in a horizontal position (top) enyerbarse [v] PR
set up a good position for the next play in pool casar [v] SV
get into position to start a race cuadrarse [v] VE
apply for a job or position correr [v] USPR
put oneself in a position to fight cuadrarse [v] NI
take on a position or function one is not prepared for dragonear [v] GTCLARPErare
order and position the major drum of a military band in front of a parade encajonar [v] CL
achieve a good economic position pararse [v] CUPEBO
astutely seek a political position pescuecear [v] VE
beat a political opponent for a position planchar [v] PA
put someone in a position ubicar [v] HNSVNICRPACUDOPRVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
put someone in a position ubicar [v] HNSVNIPRECBO
terminate a position tumbar [v] HNECBO
find a position for acomodar [v] MXHNCUVEBOARUY
obtain a teaching position in an establishment catedrar [v] disused
relieve of a position deschambar [v] HN
relieve of a position descharchar [v] GTNI
occupy a job or position henchir [v] rare
obtain a good position ubicarse [v] MXUY
find a position ubicarse [v] MXHNCUARUY
efforts to stay in a position or place pininos [m/pl] AR:Nw
excessive interest in a position or post itis [suf] HN
having been long in a position or employment antigua [adj/f]
Idioms
be in a high position estar en zancos [v]
come in (a certain position) finalizar (en determinada posición) [v]
take up a position tomar determinada actitud [v]
take up a position pronunciarse [v]
take up a position tomar una posición [v]
take up a position aceptar un puesto [v]