Spanisch | Englisch |
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fondo adjective | deep [deeper, deepest](difficult to awake from) |
fondo noun {m} | back [backs](that which is farthest away from the front) background [backgrounds](part of picture) bottom [bottoms](lowest part) dip [dips](sauce for dipping) fund [funds](sum or source of money) ground [grounds](bottom of a body of water) petticoat [petticoats](woman's undergarment worn under a skirt) point [points](a focus of conversation or consideration) |
fondo acumulado noun {m} | pooled fund(Investment funds that are aggregated together) |
fondo agregado noun {m} | pooled fund(Investment funds that are aggregated together) |
fondo aunado noun {m} | pooled fund(Investment funds that are aggregated together) |
fondo buitre noun {m} | vulture fund(hedge fund) |
fondo combinado noun {m} | pooled fund(Investment funds that are aggregated together) |
fondo de alcachofa noun {m} | artichoke bottom(edible fleshy receptacle at the bottom of an artichoke flower, see also: artichoke heart) |
fondo de cobertura noun {m} | hedge fund(unregistered investment fund) |
fondo de inversión noun {m} | investment fund(type of fund) |
fondo de inversión alternativo noun | alternative investment fund(type of fund) |
fondo de pantalla noun {m} | background [backgrounds](computing: computer background) wallpaper(computing: image used to cover a desktop) |
fondo del mar noun {m} | seabed [seabeds](floor or bottom of the sea or ocean) |
Fondo Monetario Internacional proper noun {m} | International Monetary Fundproper noun |
fondo mutuo noun {m} | mutual fund(finance: form of collective investment) |
fondo mutuo abierto noun {m} | open-end fund(collective investment) |
fondos noun {m-Pl} | funds [funds](financial resources) |
a fondo noun | fully(to a full extent) |
a fondo adverb | deeply(to a deep extent) thoroughly(in a thorough or complete manner) |
a fondo perdido adjective | nonrefundableadjective |
acelerar a fondo verb | hit the gas(go faster) |
bajofondo noun {m} | shallow(shallow portion of an otherwise deep body of water) |
cheque sin fondos adjective {m} | rubber(not covered by funds) |
de fondo adjective | deep [deeper, deepest](in extent in a direction away from the observer) |
desde el fondo del corazón preposition | from the bottom of one's heart(in earnest, with one's full feelings) |
el fondo del mar proper noun {m} | Davy Jones's locker(the ocean as a grave for sailors) |
en el fondo adverb | deep down(Fundamentally, in essence) |
historia de fondo noun | backstory(previous life and experiences of a fictional character) |
mar de fondo noun {m} | swell [swells](series of waves, lasting after the wind has ceased) |
música de fondo noun {f} | background music(music played in a public space) |
pez de fondo noun {m} | bottom feeder(creature) |