SHADOW CHANCELLOR - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

shadow Chancellor SUBST (in UK)

shadow Chancellor

portavoz mf de la oposición en asuntos de Economía y Hacienda

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

chancellor [Am ˈtʃæns(ə)lər, Brit ˈtʃɑːns(ə)lə] SUBST

1. chancellor:

Chancellor (of the Exchequer) (in UK)

ministro m de Economía/Hacienda / ministra f de Economía/Hacienda

2. chancellor (premier):

chancellor

canciller mf

3. chancellor (of university):

chancellor

rector m / rectora f

I. shadow [Am ˈʃædoʊ, Brit ˈʃadəʊ] SUBST

1. shadow C or U (unlit area):

shadow

sombra f

the trees cast long shadows across the road

los árboles proyectaban su larga sombra hacia el otro lado del camino

he walked along keeping to the shadows

caminó sin apartarse de la sombra

the shadow of war

la sombra de la guerra

the kitten was chasing its own shadow

el gatito trataba de atrapar su sombra

to have shadows under one's eyes

tener ojeras

his five o'clock shadow was very noticeable

ya se le empezaba a notar mucho la barba

she had a shadow of a mustache

tenía una sombra de bigote

to be afraid of one's own shadow

tener miedo hasta de su propia sombra

to cast a shadow over sth

ensombrecer or empañar algo

to cast a long shadow over sth

ensombrecer algo

her death cast a long shadow over the festivities

su muerte ensombreció las festividades

to live in the shadow of sb

vivir eclipsado por alguien

2.1. shadow C (remnant, vestige):

shadow

sombra f

she was a shadow of her former self

no era ni sombra de lo que había sido

to wear oneself to a shadow

agotarse trabajando

2.2. shadow (trace) kein Pl:

a shadow of hope

un atisbo de esperanza

without the slightest shadow of (a) doubt

sin la más mínima (sombra de) duda

3. shadow C (person, detective):

shadow

persona que sigue a alguien de cerca

to put a shadow on sb

hacer seguir a alguien

4. shadow → Cabinet C Brit POL attr

the shadow cabinet

el gabinete fantasma or en la sombra

he was shadow Education Secretary

era el portavoz de la oposición para asuntos de educación

II. shadow [Am ˈʃædoʊ, Brit ˈʃadəʊ] VERB trans

1. shadow (darken) often pass:

shadow garden/house

ensombrecer

2. shadow (follow):

shadow suspect

seguir de cerca a

Cabinet Info

Cabinet

El gabinete (ministerial) del gobierno británico es un cuerpo formado por unos 20 ministros (ministers) nombrados por el Primer Ministro (Prime Minister) y que se reúne regularmente para discutir asuntos administrativos y de política gubernamental. Cada uno de los ministros es responsable de un área específica, mientras que a la totalidad del gabinete le atañe decidir acerca de la política a seguir por el gobierno. El líder del principal partido de la oposición también nombra un gabinete, llamado gabinete en la sombra (Shadow Cabinet), con el objeto de que pueda gobernar en caso de que el gobierno sea derrotado.

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chancellor [ˈtʃɑ:nsələʳ, Am ˈtʃæn-] SUBST

1. chancellor POL (head of state):

chancellor

canciller mf

chancellor of the Exchequer

ministro(-a) m (f) de Hacienda

Lord chancellor

presidente m de la Cámara de los Lores

2. chancellor (head of a university):

chancellor

rector(a) m (f)

I. shadow [ˈʃædəʊ, Am -oʊ] SUBST

1. shadow a. übtr:

shadow

sombra f

the shadows

las tinieblas

2. shadow (smallest trace):

shadow

pizca f

without a shadow of a doubt

sin sombra de duda

Wendungen:

to have shadows under one's eyes

tener ojeras

to be a shadow of one's former self

no ser ni la sombra de lo que se era

to be afraid of one's own shadow

tener miedo de la propia sombra

to cast a shadow over sth

ensombrecer algo

to wear oneself to a shadow

agotarse

to be under sb's shadow

estar a la sombra de alguien

II. shadow [ˈʃædəʊ, Am -oʊ] VERB trans

1. shadow KUNST:

shadow

sombrear

2. shadow (darken):

shadow

ensombrecer

3. shadow (follow):

shadow

seguir

4. shadow FIN:

shadow

seguir

OpenDict-Eintrag

shadow ADJ

shadow (dark or gloomy)

sombrío, -a

shadow (indistinct)

difuso, -a

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chancellor [ˈtʃæn·sə·lər] SUBST

1. chancellor POL (head of state):

chancellor

canciller mf

2. chancellor (head of a university):

chancellor

rector(a) m (f)

I. shadow [ˈʃæd·oʊ] SUBST

1. shadow (shade):

shadow a. übtr

sombra f

the shadows

las tinieblas

2. shadow (smallest trace):

shadow

pizca f

without a shadow of a doubt

sin sombra de duda

Wendungen:

to have shadows under one's eyes

tener ojeras

to be a shadow of one's former self

no ser ni la sombra de lo que se era

to be afraid of one's own shadow

tener miedo de la propia sombra

to cast a shadow over sth

ensombrecer algo

to be under sb's shadow

estar a la sombra de alguien

II. shadow [ˈʃæd·oʊ] VERB trans

1. shadow KUNST:

shadow

sombrear

2. shadow (darken):

shadow

ensombrecer

3. shadow (follow):

shadow

seguir

Present

I	shadow
you	shadow
he/she/it	shadows
we	shadow
you	shadow
they	shadow

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

The eleven member group consisted of university rectors, chancellors and principals as well as board members of various universities across the province.

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Reportedly, it was thought to be no slight honour for a young man of twenty to win the chancellor's gold medal.

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He pledged a tougher crackdown on the shadow economy and more efficient governance.

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This condition cast a large shadow over him.

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Soon-shin had to live her whole life in the shadows of her better-looking and smarter sisters.

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