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"costar" in Spanish

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"costar" in Spanish
costar{noun}
coprotagonista
to costar{verb}
coprotagonizar
costa{noun}
costa
"costar" in English
costar{verb}
to cost- to take- to knock back- to lose
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costar{noun}
costar(also: co-star)
coprotagonista{m}
to costar{verb}
to costar
coprotagonizar{v.i.}
costa{noun}
costa
costa{f} [bot.]
In a recent letter, Mr Costa, you described this as 'substantial progress'.
Señor Costa, en una carta reciente, usted describe esto como un "avance importante".
Therefore, Mr Costa, we welcome the approach set out in this amendment.
Por tanto, señor Costa, acogemos con agrado el enfoque que se expone en esta enmienda.
Hence the proposal put forward by Mr Costa as rapporteur was adopted unanimously.
Por tanto, la propuesta presentada por el señor Costa como ponente fue aprobada por unanimidad.
costar[costando · costado] {verb}
costar
to cost[cost · cost] {vb}
Esta estructura podría costar mucho dinero para producir un magro resultado.
That structure is in fact likely to cost a great deal of money for little reward.
¿Está de acuerdo en que debe costar lo mismo deshacerse de residuos en toda la UE?
Should it not cost the same to dispose of waste at tips throughout the EU?
Puede costar muchas vidas y, por lo tanto, la Comisión está decidida a actuar.
It can cost many lives, and so the Commission is determined to act.
costar(also: conducir, aceptar, enfilar, presentarse)
to take[took · taken] {vb}
Normalmente, la movilización de este fondo suele costar alrededor de dieciocho días.
Normally, it takes an average of around 18 months to mobilise this fund.
Hacer declaraciones sobre hacerse cargo de esta tarea es fácil y no cuesta nada.
Agreeing to take on these burdens is simple and costs nothing.
Los reglamentos innecesarios hacen perder mucho tiempo y cuestan mucho dinero.
Unnecessary regulations take up a lot of time and cost a lot of money.
costar(also: salir)
to knock back {vb} (cost)
costar(also: hacer perder)
to lose[lost · lost] {v.t.} (cause to lose)
La valentía de la fe cuesta mucho, pero no podéis perder el amor.
The courage of faith is costly, but you cannot lose love!
La EEB ya ha costado al Reino Unido 1.500 millones de libras en pérdidas de exportaciones.
BSE has already cost the UK GBP 1.5 billion in lost exports.
En los últimos años el agujero de los ferris le ha costado la vida a más de 2000 de nuestros conciudadanos.
More than 2000 of our fellow men have lost their life in ferry accidents in the past years.

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (English) for "costa":
costa
rib
Synonyms (Spanish) for "costar":
costar
contar- montar- sumar- totalizar- valer

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