ABSOLUTE - 从英语翻译成西班牙语

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英语

西班牙语

I. absolute [美 ˈæbsəˌlut, ˌæbsəˈlut, 英 ˈabsəluːt] 形

1.1. absolute (complete, perfect):

absolute trust/confidence

absoluto

absolute trust/confidence

pleno

with absolute certainty

con absoluta or plena certeza

the absolute truth

la pura verdad

an absolute beginner

un principiante que no sabe absolutamente nada

at the absolute maximum

como máximo

at the absolute maximum

a lo sumo

1.2. absolute as intensifier:

absolute

total

it was an absolute disaster

fue un absoluto desastre or un desastre total

absolute chaos/disaster

el caos/desastre más absoluto

he's an absolute idiot

es un tonto redomado

she gave me a look of absolute hatred

me lanzó una mirada de odio reconcentrado

it's an absolute disgrace

es un escándalo

2.1. absolute (unconditional):

absolute right

incuestionable

absolute pardon/freedom

incondicional

absolute pardon/freedom

sin condiciones

absolute guarantee/devotion

absoluto

it's an absolute necessity

es absolutamente imprescindible

our decree became absolute

nos concedieron el divorcio por sentencia firme

2.2. absolute (having unlimited power):

absolute monarch/rule

absoluto

3. absolute (not relative):

absolute

absoluto

an absolute good

un bien absoluto

in absolute terms

en términos absolutos

absolute knowledge 哲学

conocimiento m absoluto

4. absolute 语言:

absolute

absoluto

II. absolute [美 ˈæbsəˌlut, ˌæbsəˈlut, 英 ˈabsəluːt] 名词 哲学

absolute

absoluto m

the Absolute

lo or el absoluto

absolute alcohol 名词 U

absolute alcohol

alcohol m absoluto

absolute liability 名词 U

absolute liability

responsabilidad f civil objetiva

absolute liability

responsabilidad f civil absoluta

absolute zero 名词 U

absolute zero

cero m absoluto

absolute monopoly 名词

absolute monopoly

monopolio m absoluto

absolute majority 名词

absolute majority

mayoría f absoluta

absolute pitch 名词 U

absolute pitch

oído m absoluto

absolute address 名词

absolute address

dirección f absoluta 技术用语

ablative absolute 名词

ablative absolute

ablativo m absoluto

西班牙语

英语

alcohol absoluto

absolute alcohol

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

I. absolute [ˈæbsəlu:t] 形

1. absolute (total, not relative) a. 政治:

absolute

absoluto, -a

absolute denial

rotundo, -a

absolute trust, power, confidence

pleno, -a

absolute disaster

absoluto, -a

absolute disaster

completo, -a

2. absolute 化:

absolute

puro, -a

II. absolute [ˈæbsəlu:t] 名词

the absolute 哲学

lo absoluto

to hold the (absolute) majority

contar con la mayoría (absoluta)

西班牙语

英语

rematado (-a)

absolute

un tonto rematado

an absolute idiot

absoluto (-a)

absolute

un auténtico fracaso

an absolute failure

es un auténtico maestro en su especialidad

he's an absolute expert in his field

atribuirse todo el poder

to assume absolute power

ser un diablo de hombre

to be an absolute devil

eres una verdadera desgracia

you're an absolute disgrace

poder absoluto

absolute power

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

I. absolute [ˈæb·sə·lut] 形

1. absolute (total, not relative) a. 政治:

absolute

absoluto, -a

absolute denial

rotundo, -a

absolute trust, power, confidence

pleno, -a

absolute disaster

absoluto, -a

absolute disaster

completo, -a

2. absolute 化:

absolute

puro, -a

II. absolute [ˈæb·sə·lut] 名词

the absolute 哲学

lo absoluto

this book is an absolute must

este es un libro de lectura obligada

to hold the (absolute) majority

contar con la mayoría (absoluta)

西班牙语

英语

absoluto (-a)

absolute

un auténtico fracaso

an absolute failure

es un auténtico maestro en su especialidad

he's an absolute expert in his field

ser un diablo de hombre

to be an absolute devil

atribuirse todo el poder

to assume absolute power

eres una verdadera desgracia

you're an absolute disgrace

poder absoluto

absolute power

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

To succeed a vote of no confidence must be supported by an absolute majority (175 members) or it has failed.

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Councillors are elected individually by an absolute majority of votes, with the incumbent councillors defending their seats in descending order of seniority.

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Such a principle tends toward a consolidation of power in which the interests of the absolute majority always prevail over those of the minority.

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An absolute majority of the votes (i.e. 401 votes) are required to be elected.

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Since no party ever gained an absolute majority, these political parties had to work together in coalition governments.

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