cono significado en inglés
| Español | Inglés |
|---|---|
| conocimiento de embarque noun {m} | bill of lading(waybill for transport by boat) |
| conocimiento general noun {m} | common knowledge(that which is known by most people) |
| conocimientos noun {m-Pl} | knowledge [knowledges](familiarity with particular skill, discipline) |
| conoide noun {m} | conoid(geometry, solid) |
| conoideo adjective | conoidal(having the shape of a conoid) |
| coñón noun {m} | dipshit(unwanted or undesirable) |
| coñota noun {f} | cuntbucket(a stupid contemptuous person) |
| coñoto noun {m} | cuntbucket(a stupid contemptuous person) |
| antieconómico adjective | wasteful(inclined to waste) |
| archidiácono noun {m} | archdeacon(administrative official in a diocese) |
| biblioteconomía noun {f} | library science(interdisciplinary science) |
| cócono noun {m} | turkey [turkeys](bird in the genus Meleagris) |
| con conocimiento de causa adverb | knowinglyadverb |
| Consejo Económico y Social de las Naciones Unidas proper noun | United Nations Economic and Social Council(one of the six principal organs of the United Nations) |
| crecimiento económico noun {m} | economic growth(growth) |
| crisis económica de 2008-2015 proper noun {f} | Great Recession(worldwide economic decline) |
| dar a conocer verb | acquaint [acquainted, acquainting, acquaints](to furnish or give experimental knowledge of) make known(to announce generally) |
| desconocer verb | repudiate [repudiated, repudiating, repudiates](to refuse to have anything to do with) |
| desconocida noun {f} | alien [aliens](person, etc. from outside) stranger [strangers](person whom one does not know) |
| desconocido adjective | strange [stranger, strangest](not yet part of one’s experience) undisclosed(not disclosed) unknown(not known) |
| desconocido noun {m} | alien [aliens](person, etc. from outside) stranger [strangers](person whom one does not know) unknown [unknowns](fact or place) |
| desconocido adverb {m} | unbeknownst(Without the knowledge of) |
| diácono noun {m} | deacon [deacons](a designated minister of charity in the early Church) |
| económetra noun {m} {f} | econometrician(expert in econometrics) |
| econometría noun {f} | econometrics(branch of economics) |
| economía noun {f} | economics [economics](study) economy [economies](effective management of the resources of a community or system) thrift(characteristic of using a minimum of something) |
| economía de escala noun {f} | economies of scale(the characteristics of a production process) |
| economía de mercado noun {f} | market economy(economy in which and services are exchanged in a free market) |
| economías noun {f} | saving(something that is saved) |
| económicamente adverb | economically(in an economic or profitable manner) |
| economicismo noun {m} | economism(Definition) |
| económico adjective | affordable(able to be afforded) |
