Resumen
generalized {adjetivo}
generalizada · generalizado
to generalize {verbo}
generalizar
Sinónimos
generalized: generalised
generalize: generalise · popularize · popularise
general: cosmopolitan · ecumenical · oecumenical
más (8)Traducción Inglés-Español para "generalized"
"generalized" en español
generalized {adjetivo}
generalized {adj.}
In order for this to create jobs, this reduction must be on a large scale, rapid and generalized.
This is not a generalized reduction of 40 per cent of the European fleet - that is categorically not the case!
Yet this is just a generalized falsehood.
Finally, I want to stress that generalized flexibility is certainly not the panacea for all the Union's difficulties.
generalized {adj.} [mat.]
CEA is associated with a higher incidence of generalized itching than PCA.
The Generalized System of Preferences is, of course, something that we apply autonomously.
We are just as concerned as the next person about the generalized climate of violence prevailing in Colombia.
Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML)
We fear that the ulterior purpose is to create an additional generalized tax burden aimed at increasing tax revenues.
to generalize {verbo}
to generalize [generalized|generalized] {v.t.}
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he/she/it generalized (Past subjunctive)
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you generalized (Past subjunctive)
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generalized (Past participle)
general {adjetivo}
In general, the current guidelines cannot be considered as clear or transparent.
Why does Parliament decide things in general if they are not put into practice?
General De Gaulle once said that policy in France was not just a matter of money.
There is a general principle common to our internal rights: ' electa una via '.
Arturo Rios of the General Secreteriat for the Missions and Evangelization, Br.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "generalized":
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "generalize":
© Princeton Universitygeneralise · popularize · popularise · vulgarize · vulgarise · extrapolate · infer
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "general":
© Princeton Universitycosmopolitan · ecumenical · oecumenical · universal · worldwide · world-wide · full general · superior general
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "generalized" en Español
Nevertheless, the Commission continues to support the work of the IMO in this field and to look at means to improve standards, for example through the generalized system of preferences.
If Parliament succeeds in dealing with this problem itself, every care will have to be taken and we will have to ensure that we are not tempted to make generalized premature judgements.
An investigation of forced labour practices in Burma in the context of the European Union's Generalized System of Preferences has been under way since January of this year.
As for the suspension of the Generalized System of Preferences, no decision can be taken on this until the investigation currently being carried out by Mr Marin's services is complete.
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