fiel

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faithful

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fiel
adjective
1loyal (leal) (amigo, seguidor); faithful (cónyuge, perro)
  • fue siempre fiel a sus ideas -> he always remained faithful to his ideas
2accurate (preciso)
  • un fiel reflejo de la realidad -> a very accurate picture of reality
masculine noun
3needle, pointer (de balanza)
4(religion)
  • los fieles -> the faithful

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fiel [fe-ayl']
adjective
1Faithful, honest (fiable), loyal, upright.
2True, right.
3Faithful, observant of compact or promise.
noun
1Inspector, supervisor (verificador) of the market, a person appointed to inspect weights and measures. (m)
2Needle of a balance. (m)
3Pivot of a steelyard. (m)
4Pin which keeps the blades of scissors together. (m)
5Catholic Christian who lives in obedience to the Church. (m)

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fiel
adjetivo
1 (gen) faithful; loyal; (sexualmente) faithful
un fiel servidor del partido a loyal faithful servant of the Party;o seguir siendo fiel a to remain faithful to; stay true to
2 [+traducción, relación] faithful; accurate
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
(Religión) believer
los fieles the faithful
La Iglesia católica no quiere obispos pactistas, ni fieles católicos a cualquier precio Contemplaba la estólida cola de fieles ante la tumba de Lenin Unos cuantos fieles rodeaban el presidente Parece que los fieles a las tesis de Nicolás Redondo
sustantivo:masculino
(Técnica) [de balanza] needle; pointer;

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