remedy

remedy
'remədi
1. plural - remedies; noun
(a cure for an illness or something bad: I know a good remedy for toothache.) remedio

2. verb
(to put right: These mistakes can be remedied.) remediar
remedy n remedio
El plural de remedy se escribe remedies
remedy
tr['remədɪ]
noun
1 remedio
transitive verb
1 remediar
remedy ['rɛmədi] vt, -died ; -dying : remediar
remedy n, pl -dies : remedio m , medicamento m
remedy
n.
• apelación s.f.
• remedio s.m.
• vado s.m.
v.
• curar v.
• remediar v.

I 'remədi
noun (pl -dies) remedio m

remedy FOR something — remedio para algo

to be beyond o past remedy — u no tener* (ya) remedio


II
transitive verb -dies, -dying, -died \<\<mistake/problem/situation\>\> remediar; \<\<injustice/evil\>\> reparar
['remǝdɪ]
1.
N (gen) remedio m

a good remedy for a sore throat — un buen remedio para el dolor de garganta

to be past remedy — (Med) (also fig) no tener remedio

there's no remedy for that — eso no tiene remedio

the best remedy for that is to protest — eso se remedia protestando

to have no remedy at law — no tener recurso legal

2.
VT (Med) [+ illness] curar; (fig) [+ situation] remediar

that's soon remedied — eso es fácil remediarlo, eso queda arreglado fácilmente

* * *

I ['remədi]
noun (pl -dies) remedio m

remedy FOR something — remedio para algo

to be beyond o past remedy — u no tener* (ya) remedio


II
transitive verb -dies, -dying, -died \<\<mistake/problem/situation\>\> remediar; \<\<injustice/evil\>\> reparar

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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