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consubstanciado

Spanish translation: consolidado

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Portuguese term or phrase:consubstanciado
Spanish translation:consolidado
Entered by: rhandler

22:00 May 1, 2007
Portuguese to Spanish translations [PRO]
Bus/Financial - Economics / contrato
Portuguese term or phrase: consubstanciado
Alguien sabe que es consubstanciado?
Milagros Díaz
Local time: 07:35
consolidado
Explanation:
Vea lo que dice al diccionario Aurelio:

consubstanciar
[De con- + substância + -ar2.]
V. t. d.
1. Unir para formar uma substância; ligar, unificar, consolidar: &
V. p.
2. Unir-se, ligar-se intimamente; identificar-se: &


Compare con lo que dice el DRAE:

consolidar.

(Del lat. consolidāre).


1. tr. Dar firmeza y solidez a algo.

2. tr. Convertir un crédito o una deuda provisional en definitiva y estable.

3. tr. Reunir, volver a juntar lo que antes se había quebrado o roto, de modo que quede firme.

4. tr. Asegurar del todo, afianzar más y más algo, como la amistad, la alianza, etc.

5. tr. Econ. Integrar en uno solo los balances de una sociedad matriz con los de sus empresas filiales.

6. prnl. Der. Reunirse en un sujeto atributos de un dominio antes disgregado.


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Note added at 44 mins (2007-05-01 22:45:19 GMT)
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Typo: "lo que dice EL diccionario Aurelio"
Selected response from:

rhandler
Local time: 09:35
Grading comment
gracias! Tienes razon es consolidado
4 KudoZ points were awarded for this answer



Summary of answers provided
5consolidado
rhandler
3anunciado
José Quinones


  

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34 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5
anunciado


Explanation:
Dar noticia o aviso de algo; publicar, proclamar, hacer saber

José Quinones
Djibouti
Local time: 15:35
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish, Native in FrenchFrench
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43 mins   confidence: Answerer confidence 5/5
consolidado


Explanation:
Vea lo que dice al diccionario Aurelio:

consubstanciar
[De con- + substância + -ar2.]
V. t. d.
1. Unir para formar uma substância; ligar, unificar, consolidar: &
V. p.
2. Unir-se, ligar-se intimamente; identificar-se: &


Compare con lo que dice el DRAE:

consolidar.

(Del lat. consolidāre).


1. tr. Dar firmeza y solidez a algo.

2. tr. Convertir un crédito o una deuda provisional en definitiva y estable.

3. tr. Reunir, volver a juntar lo que antes se había quebrado o roto, de modo que quede firme.

4. tr. Asegurar del todo, afianzar más y más algo, como la amistad, la alianza, etc.

5. tr. Econ. Integrar en uno solo los balances de una sociedad matriz con los de sus empresas filiales.

6. prnl. Der. Reunirse en un sujeto atributos de un dominio antes disgregado.


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Note added at 44 mins (2007-05-01 22:45:19 GMT)
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Typo: "lo que dice EL diccionario Aurelio"

rhandler
Local time: 09:35
Works in field
Native speaker of: Portuguese
PRO pts in category: 30
Grading comment
gracias! Tienes razon es consolidado
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