ex

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ex
[eks]
sustantivo
1ex (sustantivo masculino) (familiar) (former spouse, girlfriend, boyfriend)

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ex [eks]
verbo
1g.
  • Ex-captain -> capitán retirado
Preposición latina que quiere decir fuera, fuera de, afuera, más allá. Se usa muchas veces con fuerza intensiva y también para expresar que una persona o cosa no goza o tiene el empleo u oficio que tenía; Exalt, ex-altar, re-alzar; ex-general, exgeneral, o general que fue.

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ex [eks]
preposition
(out of)
ex dividend sin dividendo; the price ex works el precio de en fábrica;or el precio franco fábrica
ex officio
noun
(informal)
my ex (husband) mi ex (marido); (wife) mi ex (mujer); (boyfriend, girlfriend) mi ex (novioanovia);a novia

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ex
masculine or feminine noun invariable
1ex (cónyuge)
prefijo
2ex-
  • el ex presidente -> the ex-president, the former president

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ex [ex]
preposition
1Used in Spanish only in composition, where it either amplifies, the signification, as exponer, or serves as a negative, as exámine.
Exprovincial, Former or late provincial.

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ex
prefijo
ex-; former
ex secretario ex-secretary; former secretary; su ex amante his former lover; his ex-lover
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
mi ex (familiar) my ex; (familiar) my ex-husband/ex-wife/ex-boyfriend, etc;etc un ex del equipo an ex-member of the team; a former member of the team

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