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UK: /kənˈtrəʊl/ US: /-ˈtroʊl/Translation
n [u]
Véase tb: air traffic control; birth control; controls; remote control›
⇨ control
⇨ poder
›Who's in control?
¿Quién manda aquí?
›
⇨ control
He recovered control of his car just in time Recuperó el control del coche justo a tiempo
⇨ manejo
› (instrumento)
⇨ control
›the control panel
los mandos
› (en un experimento)
⇨ control
›
⇨ restricción
›
⇨ calma
›
⇨ mando
⇨ tecla
control freak
⇨ persona que lo tiene que tener todo controlado
out of control
⇨ descontrolado,da
⇨ fuera de control
under control
⇨ bajo control
(Definition of control n from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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