TRACE ELEMENT - Αγγλικά-Ισπανικά μετάφραση

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

trace element ΟΥΣ

trace element

oligoelemento αρσ

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

oligoelemento

trace element

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

element [αμερικ ˈɛləmənt, βρετ ˈɛlɪm(ə)nt] ΟΥΣ

1.1. element (component part):

element

elemento αρσ

it may be an element in her decision

puede que haya sido un elemento or factor que influyera en su decisión

the element of surprise

el factor sorpresa

1.2. element (small amount):

an element of chance/doubt/sarcasm

algo de suerte/duda/sarcasmo

there's an element of truth in what he says

hay algo de verdad en lo que dice

1.3. element (distinct group of people):

element

elemento αρσ

element

grupo αρσ

lawless/extremist elements in society

elementos αρσ πλ rebeldes/extremistas de la sociedad

1.4. element <elements, pl > (rudiments):

the basic elements of self-defense

los principios elementales de la defensa personal

we have the elements of an agreement/a solution

tenemos las bases de un acuerdo/una solución

2.1. element ΧΗΜ:

element

elemento αρσ

2.2. element (earth, air, fire, water):

element

elemento αρσ

the four elements

los cuatro elementos

3. element <elements, pl > (weather) λογοτεχνικό:

the elements

los elementos

to brave the elements

enfrentarse a (la furia de) los elementos

4. element (preferred environment):

element

elemento αρσ

politics/the outdoors is her natural element

la política/la vida al aire libre es lo suyo or es su elemento

to be in one's element

estar en su (or mi etc.) elemento

to be in one's element

estar como pez en el agua

5. element (of kettle, heater):

element

resistencia θηλ

element

elemento αρσ CSur

6. element <elements, pl > ΘΡΗΣΚ:

the elements

las especies eucarísticas or sacramentales

I. trace¹ [αμερικ treɪs, βρετ treɪs] ΟΥΣ

1.1. trace C or U (indication):

trace

señal θηλ

trace

indicio αρσ

trace

rastro αρσ

there was no trace or there were no traces of a struggle

no había señales or indicios or rastros de que hubiera habido una pelea

traces of the old way of life

vestigios αρσ πλ or rastros del antiguo modo de vida

they can't find any trace of my letter

no encuentran mi carta por ninguna parte

to disappear without (a) trace

desaparecer sin dejar rastro

I detected a trace of a smile on his face

advertí el esbozo de una sonrisa en su rostro

1.2. trace C (small amount):

they found traces of poison in the food

encontraron rastros de veneno en la comida

remove all traces of make-up

límpiese sin dejar residuos de maquillaje

without a trace of resentment

sin un asomo de resentimiento

there was a trace of sadness in his voice

había un dejo de tristeza en su voz

2.1. trace C Η/Υ:

trace

traza θηλ

2.2. trace C (drawn by instrument):

trace

trazo αρσ

3. trace (path, track):

trace αμερικ

sendero αρσ

trace αμερικ

camino αρσ

II. trace¹ [αμερικ treɪs, βρετ treɪs] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1.1. trace (chart):

the book traces the events leading up to the crisis

el libro detalla el desarrollo de los acontecimientos que desembocaron en la crisis

the documentary traces the history of the organization

el documental examina or analiza paso a paso la historia de la organización

1.2. trace (find):

trace criminal/witness/missing person

localizar

trace criminal/witness/missing person

ubicar λατινοαμερ

they can't trace my application form

no encuentran mi solicitud

I can't trace any reference to it

no encuentro ninguna mención de ello

1.3. trace (follow):

trace

seguirle la pista a

trace

seguirle el rastro a

trace

rastrear

they traced him to a hotel in Birmingham

le siguieron la pista or el rastro hasta dar con él en un hotel en Birmingham

1.4. trace (find origin of):

I can trace my family back to the 17th century

los orígenes de mi familia se remontan al siglo XVII

his family traces its descent from the Huguenots

su familia desciende de los hugonotes

they traced the information (back) to the embassy

descubrieron que la información provenía de la embajada or se había originado en la embajada

to trace a call

averiguar de dónde proviene una llamada

they traced the call to a public telephone

averiguaron que la llamada provenía de un teléfono público

2.1. trace (on tracing paper):

trace

calcar

2.2. trace (draw):

trace line/outline

trazar

she traced (out) a plan of the town in the sand

hizo or dibujó un plano de la ciudad en la arena

trace² [αμερικ treɪs, βρετ treɪs] ΟΥΣ (harness strap)

trace

tirante αρσ

to kick over the traces

rebelarse

στο λεξικό PONS

trace element ΟΥΣ

trace element

oligoelemento αρσ

στο λεξικό PONS

element [ˈelɪmənt] ΟΥΣ

1. element a. ΧΗΜ, ΜΑΘ:

element

elemento αρσ

the four elements

los cuatro elementos

he's in his element

está en su elemento

2. element (factor):

element

factor αρσ

an element of luck

algo de suerte

the element of surprise

el factor sorpresa

there's an element of truth in what they say

hay algo de verdad en lo que dicen

3. element ΗΛΕΚ:

element

resistencia θηλ

4. element pl (rudiments):

element

rudimentos αρσ πλ

5. element pl ΜΕΤΕΩΡ:

the elements

los elementos

trace¹ [treɪs] ΟΥΣ

trace for horse:

trace

correa θηλ

to kick over the traces

sacar los pies del plato

I. trace² [treɪs] ΟΥΣ

1. trace (sign):

trace

rastro αρσ

to leave a trace of sth

dejar indicios de algo

to disappear without trace

desaparecer sin dejar rastro

2. trace (slight amount):

trace

pizca θηλ

traces of a drug/poison

pequeñas cantidades de droga/veneno

without any trace of sarcasm/humour

sin nada de sarcasmo/humor

II. trace² [treɪs] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. trace (locate):

trace

localizar

to trace sb to somewhere

localizar a alguien en algún sitio

it can be traced back to the Middle Ages

se remonta a la Edad Media

2. trace (draw outline of):

trace

trazar

trace with tracing paper

calcar

στο λεξικό PONS

trace element ΟΥΣ

trace element

oligoelemento αρσ

στο λεξικό PONS

element [ˈel·ə·mənt] ΟΥΣ

1. element a. ΧΗΜ, math:

element

elemento αρσ

the four elements

los cuatro elementos

he's in his element

está en su elemento

2. element (factor):

element

factor αρσ

an element of luck

algo de suerte

the element of surprise

el factor sorpresa

there's an element of truth in what they say

hay algo de verdad en lo que dicen

3. element ΗΛΕΚ:

element

resistencia θηλ

4. element:

elements (rudiments)

rudimentos αρσ πλ

5. element ΜΕΤΕΩΡ:

the elements

los elementos

trace¹ [treɪs] ΟΥΣ

trace for horse:

trace

correa θηλ

to kick over the traces

sacar los pies del plato

I. trace² [treɪs] ΟΥΣ

1. trace (sign):

trace

rastro αρσ

to leave a trace of sth

dejar indicios de algo

to disappear without a trace

desaparecer sin dejar rastro

2. trace (slight amount):

trace

pizca θηλ

traces of a drug/poison

rastros de droga/veneno

without any trace of sarcasm/humor

sin pizca de sarcasmo/humor

II. trace² [treɪs] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. trace (locate):

trace

localizar

to trace sb to somewhere

localizar a alguien en algún sitio

it can be traced back to the Middle Ages

se remonta a la Edad Media

2. trace (draw outline of):

trace

trazar

trace with tracing paper

calcar

Present

I	trace
you	trace
he/she/it	traces
we	trace
you	trace
they	trace

Past

I	traced
you	traced
he/she/it	traced
we	traced
you	traced
they	traced

Present Perfect

I	have	traced
you	have	traced
he/she/it	has	traced
we	have	traced
you	have	traced
they	have	traced

Past Perfect

I	had	traced
you	had	traced
he/she/it	had	traced
we	had	traced
you	had	traced
they	had	traced

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Zinc is an essential trace element, necessary for plants, animals, and microorganisms.

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It is the workhouse of the laboratory and is used for trace element analysis via accelerator mass spectroscopy.

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There are similarities in trace element concentrations between primitive achondrites and chondrites.

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It is a hard, brittle, bluish-white transition metal in the platinum group that is found as a trace element in alloys, mostly in platinum ores.

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Later, tests show that silicon is that substance; in humans it is normally just a trace element.

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