COMPETENT - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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competent [Am ˈkɑmpədənt, Brit ˈkɒmpɪt(ə)nt] ADJ

1. competent person:

competent

competente

competent

capaz

he's competent in his work/as an instructor

es competente en su trabajo/como instructor

to be competent to + infin

estar capacitado para  +  infin

I'm not competent to judge

no estoy capacitado para juzgar

I feel competent to deal with the situation

me siento capacitado or preparado para hacerle frente a la situación

2. competent (adequate):

competent

aceptable

how's her German? — quite competent

¿qué tal habla alemán? — bastante bien

3. competent (legally qualified) JUR:

competent court

competente

competent witness

hábil

to be capable of sth it's competent work, but you're capable of better

es un buen trabajo, pero eres capaz de hacerlo mejor or puedes hacerlo mejor

she gave a competent display of horsemanship

demostró que era una competente amazona

Spanisch

Englisch

competente

competent

competente

competent form

hábil testigo

competent

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Englisch

Spanisch

competent [ˈkɒmpɪtənt, Am ˈkɑ:mpɪt̬ənt] ADJ

competent

competente

to be competent at sth

ser competente en algo

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Englisch

competente

competent

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Englisch

Spanisch

competent [ˈkam·pɪ·t̬ənt] ADJ

competent

competente

to be competent at sth

ser competente en algo

Spanisch

Englisch

competente

competent

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Despite this, he was far from cowardly and was still a strong and capable fighter.

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Thunderclouds that are capable of producing hailstones are often seen obtaining green coloration.

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Their ships were also capable of hyperspace folds though the limits of this are not truly known.

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The library, located in the same wing of the school, was constructed with a mezzanine which is capable of seating about 80 students.

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If there was no capable son, the state put in a "locum tenens" but granted one-third to the wife to maintain herself and her children.

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