"descompensar" in English

QUICK TRANSLATIONS

descompensar {transitive verb}

to unbalance- to upset- to upset the balance of- to upset

Translations & Examples

TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES

descompensar [descompensando · descompensado] {transitive verb}

descompensar

to unbalance {v.t.}

Más todavía porque cualquier propuesta descompensada y unilateral afectaría de una manera u otra a las oportunidades de los consumidores de la UE de utilizar el medio de transporte más seguro.

All the more so because any one-sided, unbalanced proposal would somehow or other affect EU consumers' opportunities to use the safest means of transport.

Así, el señor Evans ha mencionado acertadamente la necesidad de un trato justo, de un planteamiento bilateral pero no descompensado: si nosotros cumplimos, lo demás también deben hacerlo.

So, Mr Evans rightly referred to the need for fair treatment, for a bilateral but not unbalanced approach: if we are behaving ourselves, the others should behave as well.

descompensar(also: molestar, perturbar, malograr, indisponer)

to upset [upset · upset] {vb}

descompensar

to upset the balance of {vb}

descompensar

to upset [upset · upset] {vb} [med.]

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