diplomatic

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diplomatic
[dɪpləˈmætɪk]
adjetivo
1diplomático(a) (also sentido figurado)
  • diplomatic bag -> valija (f) diplomática
  • diplomatic corps -> cuerpo (m) diplomático
  • diplomatic immunity -> inmunidad (f) diplomática

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diplomatic [di-plou-ma-tik]
adjetivo
1Diplomático, relativo o perteneciente a la diplomacia.
  • The diplomatic corps -> el cuerpo diplomático
  • Diplomatic immunity -> inmunidad diplomática
2Diplomático, lo que pertenece al estudio de los diplomas y documentos antiguos o importantes.
3Diplomático (tactful).

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diplomatic [ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk]
adjective
1 (Pol) diplomático
they are trying to find a diplomatic solution to the conflict to grant extend diplomatic recognition to a country The United States was 37th among the world's nations to extend diplomatic recognition to these countries Bonn was also pressing the European Community countries to consider granting diplomatic recognition to the breakaway Republics of Slovenia and Croatia
2 (tactful) diplomático
he was very diplomatic about it ie about saying something awkward or unflattering or bad news
modifier
diplomatic bag (n) valija diplomática; (f)
diplomatic corps (n) cuerpo diplomático; (m)
diplomatic immunity (n) inmunidad diplomática; (f)
diplomatic pouch (n) (US)
diplomatic bag See culture box in entry diplomatic.
diplomatic relations (n)
to break off diplomatic relations romper las relaciones diplomáticas
diplomatic service (n) servicio diplomático; (m)

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