Resumen
collectable {sustantivo}
objeto coleccionable
collectable {adjetivo}
cobrable
to collect {verbo}
acopiar · almacenar · recoger · cobrar · captar · recolectar · colegir · colectar · coleccionar · recaudar · recopilar
Ejemplos de uso
Traducción Inglés-Español para "collectable"
"collectable" en español
collectable {sustantivo}
collectable {sustantivo} (también: collectible)
collectable {adjetivo}
collectable {adj.} (también: collectible)
to collect {verbo}
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to approach, to be a distance of, to buy up, to gather together)
The collection of data is also a violation of citizens ' basic freedoms.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to house, to store)
For example, what happens to data the state collects about you and your Internet surfing patterns?
Any data collected by automatic learning is stored in your user profile and is not sent to Microsoft.
You store your main collection of music on your computer, and you want to make sure that any music you add to or delete from your computer is also added to or deleted from your portable player.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to tidy up, to pick up)
Our Sakharov prizewinner, Leyla Zana was unable to come here to collect her prize.
I should therefore like to collect signatures demanding referendums throughout the EU.
As non-attached Members, we find it particularly difficult to collect the requisite signatures, as you know.
People underestimate the need to collect batteries, and so they must be made more aware of it.
It took us hours of painstaking research to collect RSS feeds from around our Provinces.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to gain, to regain, to receive, to charge)
I do not believe that we will get rid of those charges even though Russia would no longer collect overflight charges.
The operators are not allowed to collect fees from the users, but neither must the public authority collect from the operators.
The local authorities and finance ministers have encouraged that tendency, only too happy to collect extra takings on the cheap.
collect a pension.
You also promised to change tack as regards debt collection.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to receive, to grasp, to understand, to film)
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to harvest, to pick, to gather in , to chase up)
You must collect these origami pieces or burn them in order to complete your task.
The Village: Use the boats to collect as many origami flowers as you can within the time period.
One kilo per person per year is collected in the district.
Branwen Williams and Andréa Grottoli collected corals from three different depths in the tropical Pacific Ocean.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to infer)
to collect [collected|collected] {vb}
The national systems for recovery and collection of packaging should cover not only national but imported products, without discrimination.
I am not sure if we should have a collection to pay for his plane ticket, but I believe that, unless the Commission changes its policy, Parliament shall soon be calling for his resignation.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb}
Among the first Americans to collect ceramics of the Choson period (1392-1910), Charles Lang Freer was introduced to them in the 1890s by...
The Collections pane displays your collection folders, which contain clips.
In the Site Collections pane, click the site collection whose owner you want to change.
There will be a maximum of 20 participants drawn from the full spectrum of cultural collecting agencies.
To add items to your shared collections, you can drag each doc from your Documents List to the collection.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} (también: to raise)
Neither do they fight fraud satisfactorily when they collect their revenue.
This would seriously impinge on the right of each Member State to fix and collect tax.
To collect car taxes for a reason like environmental protection makes sense.
The Commission has taken it to mean that NGOs should collect money in their home countries.
If Danish NGOs are to collect money for aid via collections, most people would have problems with that.
to collect [collected|collected] {vb} [IT]
Under Activity Reporting, click On, collect information about computer usage.
The first step is to collect all of the relevant information.
These figures refer exclusively to the information which Amnesty International has been able to collect.
I should also like to underline that it is necessary to collect data on the basis of gender and ethnicity.
This type of software can collect information about you and your computer without your knowledge or consent.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "collectable":
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "collect":
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "collectable" en Español
The Commission also proposes to apply a coefficient to the 'non collectable ' percentage in order to avoid understating the true level of deficit, compared with the Maastricht requirements.
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