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Significados de "authority" en diccionario español inglés : 72 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
authority autoridad [f]
authority mando [m]
General
authority poderío [m]
authority instancia [f]
authority potestad [f]
authority poder [v]
authority dominio [m]
authority imperio [m]
authority lugar [m]
authority mando [m]
authority órgano [m]
authority poderío [m]
authority poderío [m]
authority prestigio [m]
authority importancia [f]
authority instancia [f]
authority jurisdicción [f]
authority mano [f]
authority autorización [f]
authority recomendación [f]
authority suposición [f]
authority vara alta [f]
authority voz [f]
authority especialista [m/f]
authority faldas [f/pl]
authority veces [f/pl]
authority experto [m]
authority arbitrio [m]
authority atribución [f]
authority facultad [f]
authority lugar [m]
authority poder [m]
authority apoderamiento [m]
authority control [m]
authority comando [m]
authority dominación [f]
authority férula [f]
authority jurisdicción [f]
authority representación [f]
authority potencia [f]
authority recomendación [f]
authority suposición [f]
authority jerarquía [f]
authority capacidad [f]
authority poder legal [m]
authority crédito [m]
authority texto [m]
authority cita [f]
authority comandamiento [m] disused
authority férula [f] fig.
authority autoridá [f] SVNIDOrur.
authority auctoridad [f] disused
authority vara [f] PE
Colloquial
authority gerifalte [m/f]
authority cebolla [f] GTHNrare
Business
authority mando [m]
authority poder [m]
authority competencia [f]
authority potestad [f]
authority autoridad [f]
authority autorización [f]
authority facultad [f]
authority administración [f]
Finance
authority potestad [f]
Law
authority técnico [m]
authority mandato [m]
authority órgano [m]
authority ascendencia [f]
authority tratadista [m/f]
Engineering
authority poder [m]
Technical
authority atribuciones [f/pl]
Aeronautics
authority facultades [f/pl]

Significados de "authority" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
authority over dominio sobre [m]
abuse of authority abuso de superioridad [m]
abuse of authority abuso de autoridad [m]
argument from authority argumento de autoridad [m]
appeal to authority argumento de autoridad [m]
authority in some territories that failed regarding income baile local [m]
authority of a sachem cacicazgo [m]
legal criminal authority mero imperio [m]
crime sentencing authority mero imperio [m]
chief authority of mecca jerife (árabe) [m]
highest authority majzen (árabe) [m]
de facto authority poder fáctico [m]
line authority poder jerárquico [m]
hierarchical authority poder jerárquico [m]
legal authority poderío [m]
legal authority autoridad [f]
abuse of authority cacicada [f]
order that a higher authority directs circular [f]
tax authority colecturía [f]
moral authority magistratura moral [f]
legal authority potestad [f]
in authority calificado [adj]
submit to an authority, rules or order acatar [v]
deprive of authority desapoderar [v]
address to an authority elevar [v]
appeal to a judge or authority ocurrir [v]
with authority autorizadamente [adv]
municipal authority ayuntamiento [m]
authority held by a caudillo caudillaje [m]
favored person who exercises the power of a higher authority valido [m]
health authority autoridad sanitaria [f]
port authority capitanía del puerto [f]
term for someone in authority tata [f]
government by an individual with unrestricted authority autocracia [f]
demanding with authority exacción [f]
port authority autoridad portuaria [f]
absolute authority autoridad absoluta [f]
authority opinion opinión de la autoridad [f]
dual signature authority autoridad de certificación (doble firma) [f]
absolute authority autoridad absoluta [f]
banking authority autoridad bancaria [f]
someone that resists an established authority rebelde [m/f]
carried out without legal authority extrajudicial [adj]
deprive of authority anular [v]
have authority over valer [v]
assign by authority designar [v]
assign by authority nombrar [v]
be an authority on ser una autoridad en [v]
assert one's authority hacer valer su autoridad [v]
question authority cuestionar la autoridad [v]
speak with authority hablar ex cátedra [v]
acknowledge the court's authority (recognize) reconocer la autoridad de la corte [v]
be under someone's authority estar sometido a una autoridad [v]
be under the authority of ser dependiente de [v]
acknowledge the court's authority reconocer la autoridad del tribunal [v]
someone that succumbs to authority lameculos [m/pl]
boundaries of authority límites de la autoridad [m/pl]
authority limits límites de autoridad [m/pl]
port authority dirección portuaria
port authority junta de obras del puerto
local authority [uk] autoridad local
abuse of authority abuso de autoridad
authority figure figura de autoridad
authority and responsibilities autoridad y responsabilidades
abuse of authority abuso de poder [m]
supreme authority in spanish morocco jalifa [m]
oppressive authority yugo [m]
healthcare authority autoridad sanitaria [f]
abuse of authority alcaldada [f]
want of authority desautoridad [f]
withdrawal of authority desautorización [f]
authority or force that things receive by saying or common opinion voz [f]
emblem of authority vara [f]
one opposed to all authority ácrata [adj]
assuming/upholding authority autoritario [adj]
resisting authority insubordinado [adj]
take away (authority) anular [v]
overstep one's power or authority extralimitarse [v]
rebel against authority insubordinarse [v]
incite to resist authority insubordinar [v]
overstep one's authority excederse [v]
exceed one's authority propasar [v]
quote (authority) traer [v]
authority or representation given to a substitute veces [f/pl]
local authority ayuntamiento [m]
an elderly man who has authority due to his experience achachila [m] BOCL:N
(in indigenous communities) an important person due to their authority or wisdom calpul [m] GT
experienced old man with moral authority and powers (andean communities) amauta [m] PEBO
indigenous farmer with the legal authority to represent a community cabecilla [m] ECrur.
meeting of a government authority and collaborators in order to resolve a problem despacho [m] NI
networking or a friendship that influences an authority in order to obtain a favor cuello [m] GTHNSV
chief or authority in an indigenous community curaca [m] CO:S,EEC:CBOAR:N,W
in some indigenous factions in eastern ecuador, chief or maximum authority curaca [m] EC:E
influence a person has with an authority entronque [m] HNNI
male person who has protection from or influence with an authority envarado [m] PE
public lighting authority foco [m] DOPR
cuna indigenous authority serving as fortune-teller, doctor, and priest cantulo [m] PA
abusive interference of a local authority by taking advantage of one's influence caudillaje [m] HNNIPECLUY
authority of a town selected by the government corregidor [m] BO
influence to obtain something as a favor from an authority conecte [m] GTHNSVNICRMX
functionary representing the governmental authority in cock fighting arbitration juez de valla [m] DOPR
person with authority jefe indio [m] DO
highest authority of the government and the police of a parish jefe político [m] EC
maximum authority of a community or ayllu, each one of the groups in which some indigenous communities are divided jilacata [m] PEBO
prisoner of greater authority for being their the longest, who extorts new detainees, snatching their money or belongings jilacata [m] BO:W
authority of an andean community jiliri [m] BO:Wrur.
elder person who exercises authority in an indigenous community mallcu [m] BO:W
elder person who exercises authority in an indigenous community mallku [m] BO:W
military authority who did not attend military academy militar de fila [m] SV
military authority who did not attend military academy militar de línea [m] SV
provincial authority prefecto [m] EC
first civil authority teniente gobernador [m] PE
first civil authority teniente político [m] EC
written resolution of an authority sumillado [m] EC
elderly authority of a community taita [m] BOrur.
first civil authority político [m] EC
person of authority caimacán [m] COVE
indigenous community authority envarado [m] PE
woman who occupies a high rank position but without any authority cucharita [f] CU
female person who has protection from or influence with an authority envarada [f] PE
highest governmental authority of a municipality intendencia municipal [f] BOPYARUY
highest governmental authority of a municipality intendencia [f] BOPYARUY
building serving as headquarters for the highest governmental authority of a municipality intendencia [f] BOPYARUY
building serving as headquarters for the highest governmental authority of a municipality intendencia [f] CL
building serving as headquarters for the highest governmental authority of a municipality intendencia municipal [f] BOPYARUY
person with authority jefa india [f] DO
highest authority of the government and the police of a parish jefa política [f] EC
control and seizure of fire arms by an authority despistolización [f] MXGTHNSVpolice
person who has authority and command muñeca [f] DO
influence with authority pata [f] NI
reprimanding of authority puteada [f] GT
provincial authority prefecta [f] EC
lack of authority desautoridad [f] rare
control and seizure of fire arms by an authority despistolización [f] MXSV
legal criminal authority justicia de sangre [f] disused
crime sentencing authority justicia de sangre [f] disused
chief or authority in an indigenous community curaca [m/f] PE
person who appears before a judge, in court, before a notary public, or other public authority comparente [m/f] MX
adult with authority, who tries to win over young people with condescendence muchachista [m/f] ARderog.
authority figure power (inglés) [m/f] HNNI
having a legal authority and jurisdiction to do so (judge) fallador [adj] CL
give a person or institution prestige, authority, or importance to somebody/something aprestigiar [v] CO
mock an order/mandate given by an authority abanicarse [v] NI
be able to speak with someone (particularly someone in a position of authority) accesar (inglés) [v] HNSV
(for an authority) to communicate an order or decision bajar [v] PR
decentralize the administrative power of the state by granting decision making authority to each of the country's departments or counties departamentalizar [v] HNNICREC
boast of one's authority, prestige, or influence chapear (inglés chop) [v] AR
confront something or someone with bravery and authority fajarse [v] DOEC
report someone to an authority informar [v] NIDOPY
order or govern with excessive authority mandonear [v] PECLAR