identity

identity
noun
(who or what a person is: The police are still uncertain of the murderer's identity.) identidad
identity n identidad
El plural de identity se escribe identities
identity
tr[aɪ'dentɪtɪ]
noun (pl identities)
1 identidad nombre femenino
■ you must give proof of identity tiene que acreditar su identidad
■ it was a case of mistaken identity fue un error de identificación
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
identity card carnet nombre masculino de identidad
identity [aɪ'dɛntət̬i] n, pl -ties : identidad f
identity
n.
• identidad s.f.
• indistinción s.f.
aɪ'dentəti
noun (pl -ties) identidad f

you'll need some proof of identity — necesitará algún documento que acredite su identidad; (before n)

identity bracelet — esclava f

identity card — carné m or (AmL tb) cédula f de identidad

[aɪ'dentɪtɪ]
1.
N (all senses) identidad f

a case of mistaken identity — un caso de identificación errónea

to withhold sb's identity — silenciar la identidad de algn

2.
CPD

identity badge N — chapa f de identificación

identity bracelet N — pulsera f identificativa, brazalete m identificativo

identity card N — carnet m de identidad, cédula f (de identidad) (LAm)

identity crisis N — crisis f inv de identidad

identity disc N — chapa f de identidad

identity papers NPL — documentos mpl de identidad, documentación f

identity parade N — = identification parade

identity theft N — robo m de identidad

identity thief N — ladrón(-ona) m / f de identidades

* * *
[aɪ'dentəti]
noun (pl -ties) identidad f

you'll need some proof of identity — necesitará algún documento que acredite su identidad; (before n)

identity bracelet — esclava f

identity card — carné m or (AmL tb) cédula f de identidad


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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