GROWTH CURVE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

growth curve SUBST

growth curve

curva f de crecimiento

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. curve [Am kərv, Brit kəːv] SUBST

1. curve (bend):

curve

curva f

to be ahead of/behind the curve

estar a la vanguardia/a la retaguardia

to throw sb a curve Am

agarrar a alguien desprevenido

to throw sb a curve Am

coger a alguien desprevenido esp Esp

2. curve (contour):

curve

curva f

3. curve (on graph):

curve

curva f

the Laffer curve

la curva Laffer

II. curve [Am kərv, Brit kəːv] VERB intr

1. curve surface:

curve

estar curvado

curve

estar combado

it curves outward

está curvado hacia afuera

2. curve:

curve river:

describir una curva

curve ball:

describir una curva

curve ball:

curvear Méx

the path curves down to the sea

el sendero tuerce y baja hacia el mar

growth [Am ɡroʊθ, Brit ɡrəʊθ] SUBST

1.1. growth U (of animals, plants, humans):

growth

crecimiento m

1.2. growth U (personal development):

growth

crecimiento m personal

2.1. growth U or C:

growth (of population, city)

crecimiento m

growth (of quantity)

aumento m

2.2. growth U or C HANDEL:

growth (of industry, business)

crecimiento m

growth (of industry, business)

desarrollo m

growth (of industry, business)

expansión f

growth (of profits, demand)

aumento m

2.3. growth U or C (of influence, affection):

growth

aumento m

growth in popularity/importance/status

aumento de popularidad/importancia/prestigio

3.1. growth U (what grows):

prune away the dead branches to make way for the new growth

pode las ramas secas para dejar crecer los brotes nuevos

several days' growth of beard

una barba de varios días

3.2. growth C MED:

growth

bulto m

growth

tumor m

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. curve [kɜ:v, Am kɜ:rv] SUBST

curve

curva f

epidemic [or epidemiological] curve

curva epidemiológica

epi curve ugs

curva de la epidemia

II. curve [kɜ:v, Am kɜ:rv] VERB intr

curve

estar curvado

curve path, road

hacer una curva

to curve round to the left path

torcer a mano izquierda

III. curve [kɜ:v, Am kɜ:rv] VERB trans

curve

curvar

growth [grəʊθ, Am groʊθ] SUBST

1. growth kein Pl (increase in size):

growth

crecimiento m

2. growth (stage of growing):

growth

madurez f

to reach full growth

alcanzar su plenitud

3. growth kein Pl (increase):

growth

aumento m

rate of growth

tasa f de crecimiento

4. growth (development):

growth

desarrollo m

5. growth (growing part of plant):

growth

brote m

6. growth (whiskers):

growth

crecimiento m

to have a three days' growth on one's chin

tener barba de tres días

7. growth (caused by disease):

growth

bulto m

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. curve [kɜrv] SUBST

curve

curva f

II. curve [kɜrv] VERB intr

curve

estar curvado

curve path, road

hacer una curva

to curve around to the left path

torcer a mano izquierda

III. curve [kɜrv] VERB trans

curve

curvar

growth [groʊθ] SUBST

1. growth (increase in size):

growth

crecimiento m

2. growth (stage of growing):

growth

madurez f

to reach full growth

alcanzar su plenitud

3. growth (increase):

growth

aumento m

rate of growth

tasa f de crecimiento

4. growth (development):

growth

desarrollo m

5. growth (growing part of plant):

growth

brote m

6. growth (beard):

growth

crecimiento m

three days growth of beard

una barba de tres días

7. growth MED:

growth

bulto m

Present

I	curve
you	curve
he/she/it	curves
we	curve
you	curve
they	curve

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

The logistic growth curve is initially very similar to the exponential growth curve.

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While the internet user base increased to an estimated 6 million in 2008, the growth curve of paying internet accounts is recognized to be flattening.

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In normal patients, the plot is a series of spikes whose local minimums form a non-linear curve resembling an exponential growth curve.

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