substantial

substantial
səb'stænʃəl
adjective
1) (solid or strong: a nice substantial table.) de calidad inferior (a la normal)
2) (large: a substantial sum of money; That meal was quite substantial.) sustancial; abundante
•
- substantiate
substantial adj considerable / importante
substantial
tr[səb'stænʃəl]
adjective
1 (solid) sólido,-a, fuerte
2 (large - sum, increase, loss, damage) importante, considerable; (- difference, change) sustancial, notable
3 (meal - large) abundante; (nourishing) sustancioso,-a
4 (wealthly) acaudalado,-a
5 formal use (real, tangible) sustancial
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be in substantial agreement estar de acuerdo en los puntos esenciales
substantial [səb'stænʧəl] adj
1) abundant: sustancioso
a substantial meal: una comida sustanciosa
2) considerable: considerable, apreciable
3) solid, sturdy: sólido
substantial
adj.
• considerable adj.
• cuantioso, -a adj.
• jugoso, -a adj.
• substancial adj.
• substancioso, -a adj.
• sustancial adj.
• sustancioso, -a adj.
• sólido, -a adj.
səb'stæntʃəl, səb'stænʃəl
adjective
1)
a) <amount/income/loan> considerable, importante
b) <changes/difference> sustancial; <contribution> importante
2)
a) (sturdy, solid) <furniture/building> sólido

of substantial build — de complexión robusta

b) (nourishing, filling) <meal> sustancioso
c) (wealthy) (frml or liter) acaudalado
[sǝb'stænʃǝl]
ADJ
1) (=significant) [amount, progress, improvement, damage] considerable, importante; [difference] importante, sustancial

there has been substantial agreement on this question — ha habido un alto or considerable grado de acuerdo sobre esta cuestión

to win by a substantial majority — ganar por una mayoría considerable

a substantial majority of families — una mayoría considerable de familias

2) (=weighty) [evidence] sustancial, de peso; [document, book] sustancioso
3) (=solid) [building] sólido
4) (=filling) [meal, dish] sustancioso
* * *
[səb'stæntʃəl, səb'stænʃəl]
adjective
1)
a) <amount/income/loan> considerable, importante
b) <changes/difference> sustancial; <contribution> importante
2)
a) (sturdy, solid) <furniture/building> sólido

of substantial build — de complexión robusta

b) (nourishing, filling) <meal> sustancioso
c) (wealthy) (frml or liter) acaudalado

English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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