mitigar

Translation

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⇨ to relieve

ayuda alimentaria de emergencia para mitigar la hambruna

emergency food aid to help relieve the famine

⇨ to ease

mitigar el dolor

to ease the pain

⇨ to cushion

mitigar una caída

to cushion a fall

⇨ to mitigate form

mitigar los efectos del turismo

to mitigate the effects of tourism

(Definition of mitigar v. from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact Español-Inglés © Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)

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