including

including
preposition The whole family has been ill, including the baby.) incluyendo, incluido
including prep incluido / incluyendo
they stole everything, including the furniture robaron todo, incluidos los muebles
including
tr[ɪn'klʊːdɪŋ]
preposition
1 incluyendo, inclusive, con inclusión de
■ it comes to £200 including VAT sube a 200 libras con IVA incluido
■ it's £35.00 per night including breakfast son 35 libras la noche con desayuno incluido
■ there are ten of us including me somos diez contándome a mí
■ up to and including last week hasta la semana pasada inclusive
2 (giving example) entre ellos/ellas, incluido
■ several paintings were stolen, including a Goya se robaron varios cuadros, entre ellos un Goya
■ lots of people, including myself, think it is wonderful mucha gente, yo incluido, cree que es maravilloso
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
not including sin contar
including
adj.
• inclusivo, -a adj.
adv.
• incluso adv.
prep.
• inclusive prep.
• incluso prep.
ɪn'kluːdɪŋ
preposition

including the introduction, the book runs to 300 pages — incluyendo or contando la introducción, el libro tiene 300 páginas

up to and including page 25 — hasta la página 25 inclusive

they all liked it, including Paul — a todos les gustó, incluso or hasta a Paul

not including insurance — sin incluir el seguro

[ɪn'kluːdɪŋ]
PREP

terms £80, not including service — precio 80 libras, servicio no incluido

$20, including post and packing — $20 incluidos gastos de envío

seven including this one — siete con este

everyone, including the President — todos, incluido el Presidente

that applies to everyone, including you — eso va por todos, tú incluido

up to and including chapter seven — hasta el capítulo siete inclusive

* * *
[ɪn'kluːdɪŋ]
preposition

including the introduction, the book runs to 300 pages — incluyendo or contando la introducción, el libro tiene 300 páginas

up to and including page 25 — hasta la página 25 inclusive

they all liked it, including Paul — a todos les gustó, incluso or hasta a Paul

not including insurance — sin incluir el seguro


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