major

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adjetivo

major

[ˈmeɪdʒə(r)]

sustantivo

1. comandante (sustantivo masculino) (militar)

2. especialidad (f) (universidad) (subject) (Estados Unidos)

adjetivo

3. importante, de primer orden (important)

of major importance -> de enorme importancia
major league -> = liga profesional de béisomebodyol estadounidense (in baseball)
a major league company (sentido figurado) -> una de las grandes empresas del sector

4. mayor (Mus)

verbo intransitivo

5. (universidad)

major [mei-yo^r]

adjetivo

1. Mayor; más grande en número, en cantidad, en extensión.

2. Mayor, más grande en dignidad o importancia; de primera consideración; principal.

3. (Mús.) Mayor, normal; que contiene la tercera, la sexta y la séptima mayores.

sustantivo

4. Sargento mayor de regimietno, comandante, jefe de batallón, oficial de rango inmediatamente superior al de capitán. (Militar)

5. El mayor de edad. (Foro; Forense)

6. Mayor, la primera proposición de un silogismo.

7. Asignatura principal (E. U.).


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R:	Major - Especialización académica principal Minor - Especialización académica secundaria :-)

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