removal

removal
noun (the act of removing or the state of being removed, especially the moving of furniture etc to a new home: After his removal from power, the dictator was sent into exile; Our removal is to take place on Monday; (also adjective) a removal van.) extirpación, eliminación; mudanza
removal n
1. retirada / eliminación
the removal of barricades from the streets la retirada de las barricadas de las calles
2. extirpación
an operation for the removal of a tumor una intervención para la extirpación de un tumor
3. mudanza
our removal to London nuestra mudanza a Londres
removal
tr[rɪ'mʊːvəl]
noun
1 (getting rid of) eliminación nombre femenino; (surgically) extirpación nombre femenino
2 (moving) traslado; (to another house) traslado, mudanza
3 (from post) destitución nombre femenino
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
removal van camión nombre masculino de mudanzas
removal [ri'mu:vəl] n
: separación f, extracción f, supresión f (en algo escrito), eliminación f (de problemas, etc.)
removal
n.
deposición s.f.
eliminación s.f.
extirpación s.f.
mudanza s.f.
quite s.m.
remoción s.f.
removimiento s.m.
separación s.f.
traslación s.f.
rɪ'muːvəl
noun
1) u
a) (extraction - of contents) extracción f; (- of appendix, tonsils) extirpación f
b) (taking off)

the removal of the lid/cover — el quitar la tapa/cubierta

2) u
a) (of stain, unwanted hair) eliminación f

for the removal of make-up — para desmaquillarse or para quitarse el maquillaje

b) (of threat, problem) eliminación f
3)
a) u (moving, taking away) traslado m
b) u c (from house to house) (BrE) mudanza f, trasteo m (Col)

furniture removal(s) — transporte m de muebles; (before n)

removal man — remover 2)

removal(s) van — camión m de mudanzas

c) (dismissal)

her removal from office — su remoción del cargo, su destitución

[rɪ'muːvǝl]
1.
N (=transfer) traslado m ; [of word etc] supresión f ; (esp Brit) (to new house) mudanza f ; (fig) (=murder) eliminación f

his removal to a new post — su traslado a un nuevo puesto

the removal of this threat — la eliminación de esta amenaza

2.
CPD

removal allowance N(Brit) subvención f de mudanza

removal expenses NPL(Brit) gastos mpl de traslado de efectos personales

removal man N — mozo m de mudanzas

removal van N(Brit) camión m de mudanzas

* * *
[rɪ'muːvəl]
noun
1) u
a) (extraction - of contents) extracción f; (- of appendix, tonsils) extirpación f
b) (taking off)

the removal of the lid/cover — el quitar la tapa/cubierta

2) u
a) (of stain, unwanted hair) eliminación f

for the removal of make-up — para desmaquillarse or para quitarse el maquillaje

b) (of threat, problem) eliminación f
3)
a) u (moving, taking away) traslado m
b) u c (from house to house) (BrE) mudanza f, trasteo m (Col)

furniture removal(s) — transporte m de muebles; (before n)

removal man — remover 2)

removal(s) van — camión m de mudanzas

c) (dismissal)

her removal from office — su remoción del cargo, su destitución


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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