policy

policy
I 'poləsi plural - policies; noun
(a planned or agreed course of action usually based on particular principles: the government's policies on education.) política

II 'poləsi plural - policies; noun
(a (written) agreement with an insurance company: an insurance policy.)
policy n
1. política
the foreign policy of the United States la política exterior de Estados Unidos
2. póliza
an insurance policy una póliza de seguros
El plural de policy se escribe policies
policy
tr['pɒlɪsɪ]
noun (pl policies)
1 SMALLPOLITICS/SMALL política
■ the government's policy on immigration la política del gobierno respecto a la inmigración
2 (course of action, plan) política, estrategia
■ it's company policy es la política de la empresa
3 (insurance) póliza (de seguros)
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to do something as a matter of policy tener por norma hacer algo
policy holder asegurado,-a
policy ['pɑləsi] n, pl -cies
1) : política f
foreign policy: política exterior
2) or insurance policy : póliza f de seguros, seguro m
policy
n.
• norma s.f.
• normas de conducta s.f.pl.
• plan s.m.
• plan de acción s.m.
• política s.f.
• programa político s.m.
• póliza s.f.
• regla s.f.
'pɑːləsi, 'pɒləsi
noun (pl -cies)
1) u c
a) (Pol) política f

policy ON something: their policy on education su política en materia de educación or en cuanto a educación; (before n) policy document — documento m normativo

b) (standard practice, plan) (Busn) política f

her policy is to ignore him — su táctica es no hacerle ni caso

it is good/bad policy — es/no es recomendable

2) c (insurance policy) (contract) seguro m; (document) póliza f de seguros

I ['pɒlɪsɪ]
1. N
1) (gen, principles) política f ; [of party, at election] programa m ; [of newspaper] normas fpl de conducta

it's a matter of policy — es cuestión de política

that's not my policy — ese no es mi sistema

to change one's policy — cambiar de táctica

it is a good/bad policy — es buena/mala táctica

it would be contrary to public policy to do this — iría en contra del interés nacional hacer esto

2) † (=prudence, prudent procedure) discreción f

it is policy to wait a few days — es prudente esperar unos días

2.
CPD

policy adviser, policy advisor N — (to organization, prime minister) consejero(-a) m / f político(-a)

policy decision N — decisión f de principio

policy priority N — prioridad f política

policy statement N — declaración f de política


II
['pɒlɪsɪ]
N (also: insurance policy) póliza f

to take out a policy — sacar una póliza, hacerse un seguro

* * *
['pɑːləsi, 'pɒləsi]
noun (pl -cies)
1) u c
a) (Pol) política f

policy ON something: their policy on education su política en materia de educación or en cuanto a educación; (before n) policy document — documento m normativo

b) (standard practice, plan) (Busn) política f

her policy is to ignore him — su táctica es no hacerle ni caso

it is good/bad policy — es/no es recomendable

2) c (insurance policy) (contract) seguro m; (document) póliza f de seguros

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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