faculty

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faculty
[ˈfækəltɪ]
sustantivo
1facultad (f) (of mind, section of university); cuerpo (m) docente (staff) (Estados Unidos)
  • she is still in possession of all her faculties -> tiene pleno uso de sus facultades

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faculty [fa-kul-ti]
sustantivo
1Facultad, potencia o virtud para hacer alguna cosa.
2Facultad, potencia o virtud natural.
3Maña, talento, don, destreza, habilidad.
4Propiedad, eficacia, fuerz
adjetivo
5Facultad, poder, autoridad, privilegio.
6Facultad, el conjunto de doctores y profesores de las ciencias o facultades que se enseñan en las universidades.

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faculty [ˈfækəltɪ] ?
noun
1 (power of body, mind) facultad; (f)
to have be in possession of all one's facultiesor estar en pleno uso de sus facultades
I take it this elderly gentleman is in possession of all his faculties, Constable?
2 (ability) aptitud; (f) facilidad; (f)
to have a faculty for sth/doing sth tener aptitud facilidad para algo/hacer algo;or
He has a remarkable faculty for self-preservation He had a natural faculty for suggesting that he had a profound acquaintance with any subject he took up
3 (Univ) facultad; (f) especially (US) (Univ) (teaching staff) profesorado (de facultad universidad); (m)or

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