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Meanings of "economic" in Spanish English Dictionary : 19 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
economic económico [adj]
General
economic crematístico [adj]
economic económico [adj]
economic rentable [adj]
economic parsimonioso [adj]
economic moderado [adj]
economic frugal [adj]
economic parco [adj]
economic crematística [adj/f]
economic parsimoniosa [adj/f]
economic moderada [adj/f]
economic parca [adj/f]
economic económica [adj/f]
Business
economic económico [adj]
economic relativo a la economía
Finance
economic económico [adj]
Geology
economic costeable [adj]
economic económico [adj]
Petrol
economic económico [adj]

Meanings of "economic" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
economic crisis crisis económica [f]
General
(economic situation) pick up mejorar [v]
sergeant major of the turkish militia, responsible for the economic administration of the battalion archí (turco) [m]
economic cycle ciclo económico [m]
economic pact concierto económico [m]
economic development desarrollo [m]
economic plan plan económico [m]
economic depression depresión [f]
economic viability economicidad [f]
economic depression recesión [f]
socio-economic position situación [f]
exclusive economic zone zona económica exclusiva [f]
exclusive economic zone zona marítima exclusiva [f]
someone who is seeking economic asylum refugiado [m]
economic growth crecimiento económico [m]
economic development policy desarrollismo [m]
economic and social council consejo económico y social [m]
economic congress congreso económico [m]
economic historian historiador de economía [m]
economic legacy legado económico [m]
economic regime régimen económico [m]
economic risk analysis análisis de riesgos económicos [m]
economic term término económico [m]
acceleration of economic reforms aceleración de reformas económicas [f]
economic austerity austeridad económica [f]
economic literature bibliografía económica [f]
economic constraint coacción económica [f]
economic and social formation formación económica y social [f]
economic condition situación económica [f]
economic cooperation cooperación económica [f]
economic constraint limitación económica [f]
economic contribution contribución económica [f]
economic hegemony hegemonía económica [f]
economic historian historiadora de economía [f]
economic importance importancia económica [f]
economic history historia económica [f]
economic literacy alfabetización económica [f]
economic literature literatura económica [f]
economic poverty pobreza económica [f]
economic pressure presión económica [f]
economic restriction restricción económica [f]
economic relation relación económica [f]
domestic economic assistance asistencia económica nacional [f]
acceleration of economic reforms aceleración de las reformas económicas [f]
related to a combination of social and economic factors socioeconómico [adj]
socio-economic socioeconómico [adj]
in an economic or profitable way económicamente [adv]
economic aspects emigration and immigration aspectos económicos de emigración e inmigración [m/pl]
economic development projects proyectos de desarrollo económico [m/pl]
economic movements movimientos económicos [m/pl]
economic problems problemas económicos [m/pl]
economic risks riesgos económicos [m/pl]
economic woes problemas económicos [m/pl]
economic activities actividades económicas [f/pl]
economic constraint restricciones económicas [f/pl]
economic losses pérdidas económicas [f/pl]
person with a privileged social or economic position fifty fifty (inglés) [n] DO
the economic outlook la perspectiva económica
economic status posición económica
economic development desarrollo económico
economic stimulus initiative iniciativa para estímulo económico
attitude with which it seems to belong to a socio-cultural and economic stratum lower than it is abajismo [m] CL
person from a low socio-economic class (peyorative) alpargatudo [m] COVE
difficult economic situation arranque [m] GTPACUDOEC
person in a comfortable economic position buchudo [m] AR:Nw
man lacking economic means culicagado [m] PA
man who marries a woman for economic reasons capellanero [m] BO:C,W
system of government in which the state has great impact on business and other economic matters estatismo [m] ECCLAR
trusted administrative public servant delegated some economic responsibility caucionado [m] EC
unexpected economic setback guadañazo [m] AR
government economic measure that consists of increasing the price of fuels without prior notice gasolinazo [m] PEBO
economic situation condumio [m] CU
place where food is served at low prices for people with few economic resources comedura [m] PE
political, economic, and social ideology of the concertación de partidos por la democracia concertacionismo [m] CL
person with few economic resources lambido [m] VEderog.
person with few economic resources naco [m] USderog.
decrease in economic or commercial activity parate [m] ARUY
man with few economic resources or education percucio [m] VE
man with few economic resources or education percusio [m] VE
set economic dispositions implemented by a government trancazo [m] HNSV
economic crisis crujía [f] DO
person from a low socio-economic class (peyorative) alpargatuda [f] COVE
difficult economic situation arrancazón [f] PA
precarious economic situation apretadera [f] PR
precarious economic situation apretadura [f] PRrur.
voluntary economic contribution by different people for the same cause ajustadilla [f] HN
voluntary economic contribution by different people for the same cause cabuda [f] HNSV
woman lacking economic means culicagada [f] PA
economic hardship chicoria [f] UY
trusted administrative public servant delegated some economic responsibility caucionada [f] EC
excessive economic expense gastadera [f] MXHNSVNICRPACUDOCOECPEBOCLAR
reprehensible or embarrassing alliance between public servants or employees in order to obtain economic or political benefit conchupancia [f] VE
economic crisis crujía [f] DO
quantity of money that must be given by someone who receives economic support contraparte (inglés) [f] NIDOPEBOCL
person with few economic resources lambida [f] VEderog.
difficult economic situation ladrazón [f] VE
economic benefit from a transaction mamadera [f] GTHNCUDOPE
economic process in which goods and services are paid for with us dollars dolarización [f] MXGTHNSVPAPE
difficult economic situation matarrón [f] PR
person with few economic resources naca [f] USderog.
difficult economic situation pasmadera [f] CU
bad economic situation pasmazón [f] CU
political office with economic benefits papa [f] PA
difficult economic situation peladera [f] PR
difficult economic situation pelambrera [f] PR
difficult economic situation pelazón [f] CUPR
economic ruin pirinola [f] NI
woman with few economic resources or education percucia [f] VE
woman with few economic resources or education percusia [f] VE
indigenous person from eastern bolivia with few economic resources cunumi [m/f] BO:Nderog.
economic conservative rindente [m/f] ECPE
from a low socio-economic class (peyorative) alpargatudo [adj] COVE
in a difficult economic situation arrollao [adj] PR
in a comfortable economic position (someone) buchón [adj] VE
with no economic resources aboyado [adj] CU
in a bad economic situation (someone) abollado [adj] CU
with a high socio-economic standing and arrogant acajetillado [adj] AR
with few economic resources desmangurrillado [adj] VE:E
who lacks economic means culicagado [adj] PA
in a bad economic situation fregado [adj] MXHNNICRCOCL
person with a privileged social or economic position fifty fifty (inglés) [adj] DO
in a bad economic situation escrachado [adj] PR
native of eastern bolivia, generally light-skinned with a high social and economic level carai [adj] BO:Ne,Ederog.
native of eastern bolivia, generally light-skinned with a high social and economic level carayana [adj] BO:Ne,Ederog.
good-looking and with a good social and economic position jevito [adj] DO
without economic resources kara panza [adj] BO:W
without economic resources karapanza [adj] BO:W
always accompanying someone more advantageous of economic and social situation, in order to get the same respect parejero [adj] VE
of low social and economic condition rasca [adj] PYderog.
of few economic resources ratón [adj] AR
supporting the political, social, and economic ideas of the leftist political coalition unidad popular, in chile between 1970 and 1973 upiento [adj] CLdisused
get a good economic situation afirmarse [v] ARUY
offer economic support to someone in need apuntalar [v] ARUY
sacrifice in order to obtain economic resources arañar [v] HNCUDOVE
be in a difficult economic situation atrabancarse [v] VE
adopt behaviors of those of high socio-economic standing acajetillarse [v] AR
ration domestic or institutional economic resources ajustar [v] PACU
suffer because of a physical, moral, or sentimental pain or from a desperate economic situation karkatir [v] BO:W,Crur.
suffer because of a physical, moral, or sentimental pain or from a desperate economic situation katatir [v] BO:W,Crur.
look down on someone based on their socio-economic class longuear [v] EC
obtain an advantageous social and economic position encabarse [v] PRrare
have a good economic and work situation papear [v] DO
achieve a good economic position pararse [v] CUPEBO
without economic problems al ancho de la isla [adv] CU
in a situation of economic distress a tres cuartos y un repique [adv] CL
in a bad economic situation en joda [adv] EC
money offered by the government to people with few economic resources for food cupones [m/pl] USPR
in a difficult economic situation arrollá [adj/f] PR
Idioms
according to popular belief, economic benefit that a newborn brings una marraqueta bajo el brazo [n] CL
economic giant gigante económico