mediate [ˈmiːdɪeɪt]
mediate [ˈmiːdɪeɪt]
verbo intransitivo
1mediar (in/between en/entre)
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mediate [mi-dieit]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Mediar, interponerse entre dos o más personas que contienden, procurando reconciliarla (n)
sustantivo
2Mediar, existir o estar una cosa en medio de otra
sustantivo
3Procurar o facilitar por medio de la mediación.
4Diligenciar, poner los medios o las diligencia
sustantivo
va.
adjetivo
1Mediato, lo que en tiempo y lugar está en conexión con alguna cosa, mediando otra entre 1(Fam.).
2Medio entre dos extremos.
3Interpuesto.
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Verb Conjugation for "mediate"
Imperative
- mediate
- you mediate
- he/she mediates
- we mediate
- you mediate
- they mediate
Preterite
- I mediated
- you mediated
- he/she mediated
- we mediated
- you mediated
- they mediated
Present Continuous
- I am mediating
- you are mediating
- he/she is mediating
- we are mediating
- you are mediating
- they are mediating
Present Perfect
- I have mediated
- you have mediated
- he/she has mediated
- we have mediated
- you have mediated
- they have mediated
Past Continuous
- I was mediating
- you were mediating
- he/she was mediating
- we were mediating
- you were mediating
- they were mediating
Past Perfect
- I had mediated
- you had mediated
- he/she had mediated
- we had mediated
- you had mediated
- they had mediated
Future
- I will mediate
- you will mediate
- he/she will mediate
- we will mediate
- you will mediate
- they will mediate
Future Perfect
- I will have mediated
- you will have mediated
- he/she will have mediated
- we will have mediated
- you will have mediated
- they will have mediated
Future Continuous
- I will be mediating
- you will be mediating
- he/she will be mediating
- we will be mediating
- you will be mediating
- they will be mediating
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been mediating
- you have been mediating
- he/she has been mediating
- we have been mediating
- you have been mediating
- they have been mediating
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been mediating
- you will have been mediating
- he/she will have been mediating
- we will have been mediating
- you will have been mediating
- they will have been mediating
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been mediating
- you had been mediating
- he/she had been mediating
- we had been mediating
- you had been mediating
- they had been mediating
media
feminine noun
1(prenda)
- medias -> tights(hasta la cintura) (British), pantyhose; (United States) stockings; (hasta medio muslo) socks (calcetines) (Am)
- chupar las medias a alguien (informal) -> to lick somebody's boots (CSur)
- medias veladas -> tights (Colombian Spanish), pantyhose (United States)
2average (Mat) (promedio)
- media aritmética/proporcional -> arithmetic/proportional mean
- media horaria -> hourly average
3(hora)
- al dar la media -> on the half-hour
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media [may’-de-ah]
noun
1Stocking, hose. (f)
- Medias lisas -> plain hose
- Medias rayadas -> ribbed hose
- Medias-medias -> socks, half-hose
2Measure of about half a hundredweight. (f)
adjective
1Half, in part (mitad).
2Mid, midway, middle (punto).
3Mean, average.
4Big, huge (grande). (Ante Meridian & Latin American) (m)
- Media noche -> midnight, twelve at night
- Medio día -> midday, noon
- Medio hermano -> half-brother or half-blood
- Medio borracho -> halfseas over
- Media naranja -> V
- A medias -> by halves
- Ir a medias -> to go halves with one
- A media mañana -> mid-morning
- A media voz -> in a low voice
- Clase media -> middle class
- Oriente Medio -> Middle East
- Término medio -> average
- Media botella de vino -> half a bottle of wine
CÚPULA.
media
sustantivo:femenino
1 medias (hasta la cintura) tights; pantyhose; (s) (EEUU) (hasta el muslo) stockings
medias de compresión support tights
medias de malla (hasta el muslo) fishnet stockings; (hasta la cintura) fishnet tights
medias pantalón (Col) tights; (p)
"Uso de "pair"" See culture box in entry pantalón.
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