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"to distend" in Spanish
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"to distend" in Spanish
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to distend(also: to defuse)
Also, too much money is being poured into the grossly distended bureaucracy of the civil service.
Además, se está vertiendo demasiado dinero en la distendida burocracia del funcionariado.
to distend(also: to enlarge, to open)
to distend(also: to belly out, to bloat, to blow up, to inflate)
to distend(also: to enlarge)
to distend(also: to belly out, to fill, to swell up, to billow out)
to tend(also: to care for, to chaperon, to look after, to nurse)
We have nurtured a delicate plant; let us now ensure that we tend it in Buenos Aires in December.
Ahora se trata de cuidar esta frágil planta en la reunión de Buenos Aires en diciembre.
The desire of individuals to tend and protect nature has often led to rich biological variation.
A menudo han sido intereses personales en el cuidado y conservación de la naturaleza los que han posibilitado una rica variación biológica.
This situation report is cautiously optimistic, and overall is quite lyrical, speaking of seeds, buds and flowers that need tending and watering.
El informe de la Comisión es ligeramente optimista y además bastante lírico, habla del cuidado y del riego de semillas, yemas y flores.
to tend(also: to man, to harken, to wait on)
Crop farmers tended to their fields, livestock farmers herded their animals.
Los agricultores atendían sus campos, los ganaderos llevaban a pastar a sus animales.
Its wounds need tending and its homes need building one by one.
Sus heridas necesitan ser atendidas y sus casas ser construidas una a una.
This will immediately mean more controls and inspections and less time for the farmer to tend his stock.
Lo que significará de forma inmediata es más controles e inspecciones y menos tiempo para que el ganadero atienda a su ganado.
to tend(also: to care for, to look after, to mind, to tend)
to tend(also: to address, to see to, to attend, to care for)
Roma schoolchildren tend to leave school early without qualifications for the future or skills to care for themselves and their families.
Los niños romaníes en edad escolar tienden a dejar el colegio a edades tempranas sin finalizar sus estudios o sin estar preparados para salir adelante u ocuparse de sus familias.
to tend(also: to care for, to look after, to mind, to tend)
to tend(also: to address, to see to, to attend, to care for)
Roma schoolchildren tend to leave school early without qualifications for the future or skills to care for themselves and their families.
Los niños romaníes en edad escolar tienden a dejar el colegio a edades tempranas sin finalizar sus estudios o sin estar preparados para salir adelante u ocuparse de sus familias.
to tend(also: to hang out, to hang up, to hold out, to trend)
From this point of view, the market must tend to reward the act of agricultural production.
Desde esta perspectiva, el mercado debe tender a retribuir el acto de producción agrícola.
refuge, they tend to be very dependent on the socio-cultural context, and to
refugio, tienden a ser dependientes del ambiente socio-cultural y a conseguir la
Unfortunately, instead of tending to disappear, it is increasing.
Por desgracia, en lugar de tender a desaparecer, está aumentando.
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