bearing

bearing
noun
1) (manner, way of standing etc: a military bearing.) porte
2) ((usually in plural: sometimes short for ball-bearings) a part of a machine that has another part moving in or on it.) cojinete
bearing
tr['beərɪŋ]
noun
1 (posture) porte nombre masculino
2 (relevance) relación nombre femenino
3 (importance) trascendencia
4 SMALLTECHNICAL/SMALL cojinete nombre masculino
5 SMALLARCHITECTURE/SMALL soporte nombre masculino, columna
6 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL orientación nombre femenino
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to lose one's bearings desorientarse 2 figurative use perder el norte
to have no bearing on no tener la menor influencia sobre
■ the events had no bearing on his decision los acontecimientos no tenían la menor influencia sobre su decisión
bearing ['bærɪŋ] n
1) conduct, manners: comportamiento m, modales mpl
2) support: soporte f
3) significance: relacíon f, importancia f
to have no bearing on: no tener nada que ver con
4) : cojinete m, rodamiento m (de una máquina)
5) course, direction: dirección f, rumbo m
to get one's bearings: orientarse
bearing (Mechanical)
n.
• cojinete s.m.
adj.
• rumbo (Aeronáutica) adj.
n.
• aguante s.m.
• continente s.m.
• marcación s.f.
• muestra s.f.
• paciencia s.f.
• porte s.m.
• presencia s.f.
• presión s.f.
• rumbo s.m.
• soporte s.m.
• sostén s.m.
'berɪŋ, 'beərɪŋ
noun
1)
a) c (Aviat, Naut) demora f

to find/get one's bearings — orientarse

to lose one's bearings — desorientarse, perderse*

b) u c (relevance)

bearing on something: that has no bearing on the subject — eso no tiene ninguna relación con el tema

2) c (way of standing) porte m
['bɛǝrɪŋ]
N
1) (=relevance) relación f

this has no bearing on the matter — esto no tiene relación or no tiene nada que ver con el asunto

this has a direct bearing on our future — esto influye directamente en nuestro futuro

2) (in navigation) rumbo m

to take a bearing (on sth) — tomar una demora (de algo)

to find or get one's bearings — (fig) orientarse

to lose one's bearings — (fig) desorientarse

3) (=posture) porte m ; (=behaviour) comportamiento m , modales mpl
4) (Mech) cojinete m ; ball I, 4.
5) (Heraldry) blasón m ; armorial
* * *
['berɪŋ, 'beərɪŋ]
noun
1)
a) c (Aviat, Naut) demora f

to find/get one's bearings — orientarse

to lose one's bearings — desorientarse, perderse*

b) u c (relevance)

bearing on something: that has no bearing on the subject — eso no tiene ninguna relación con el tema

2) c (way of standing) porte m

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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