cartel [kɑːˈtel]
cartel [kɑːˈtel]
sustantivo
1cartel (m) cártel (m) (economía)
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cartel [kar-tel]
sustantivo
1Cartel, reglas acordadas entre dos enemigos para el rescate, canje o cambio de prisioneros; se llama también así el buque que lleva prisioneros canjeados.
2Cartel de desafío.
3Cartel, papel escrito o cartelón impreso; anuncio, tablilla.
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cartel
masculine noun
1poster (anuncio)
- prohibido fijar carteles -> billposters will be prosecuted (en letrero)
2(fama)
- tener buen/mal cartel -> to be popular/unpopular
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cartel [car-tel’]
noun
1Placard, handbill, poster. (m)
- Torero de cartel -> star bullfighter
- Se prohibe fijar carteles -> post no bills
2Cartel, a written agreement made by belligerent powers relative to the exchange of prisoners. (m)
3Challenge sent in writing. (Obsolete) (m)
4Cartel-ship or flag of truce. (Nautical) (m)
5A fishing-net which spreads eighty fathoms. (m)
cartel
sustantivo:masculino
1 (póster) poster
el cartel del Festival the poster for the Festival
se prohíbe fijar carteles stick no bills; post no bills
ser cabeza de cartel to be top of the bill
en cartel: esa película ya no está en cartel that film is not showing yet; that film is not on yet; "Cats" lleva años en cartel "Cats" has been running for years
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