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temporary

[ˈtempərərɪ]

adjetivo

1. temporal (in general), temporario(a) (Am); provisional , temporario(a) (Am)

temporary job (office, arrangement, repairs) -> trabajo (m) temporal

temporary [tem-po-ra-ri]

adjetivo

1. Temporario, temporal, provisional, que dura por limitado tiempo.

As a temporary measure -> como medida provisional

temporary [ˈtempərərɪ]

adjective

[+accommodation, solution, licence] temporal; provisional

There are 1,600 homeless people in temporary [accommodation] We persuaded the council to put the family in temporary [accommodation] It's a temporary [arrangement] which we'll have for the next few weeks London's homeless want permanent, not temporary, solutions

[+secretary, job, staff] temporal; eventual

His [job] here is only temporary ...a temporary assistant lectureship The schoolroom provided useful temporary employment More than 10,000 teaching jobs in England and Wales are vacant or covered by temporary staff The number of permanent and temporary staff has doubled over the last year 130, 000 children will be without a properly qualified, permanent teacher, having to make do with a temporary teacher She's a temporary [resident] Some apply for temporary residence

[+problem] pasajero; temporal

...the temporary [problems] within the royal family

this is just a temporary measure esto es solo una medida temporal or provisional; orthodox treatment gave only temporary relief el tratamiento ortodoxo proporcionó solo un alivio temporal or pasajero

The Munich agreement had afforded only a temporary relief

temporary workers trabajadores (m) temporales; (agricultural) temporeros (m)

temporary road surface asfalto provisional