1 [of organization, committee] miembro; (m) [of society, club] miembro; (m) socioasocia;a socia (m) (f) [of political party, trade union] miembro; (m) afiliadoaafiliada;a afiliada (m) (f) of trade union
members only solo para socios; reservado para los socios
the member for Woodford el diputado por Woodford; if any member of the audience ... si cualquiera de los espectadores ...; si cualquier miembro del público ...; she's a member of our church es una feligresa es miembro de nuestra iglesia;or
they face opposition from other Security Council members he tried to bribe other committee members up to four members of your party can holiday absolutely free with this special offer the support of our members is of great importance to the association she's a member of Greenpeace/of the American Academy of Sciences the Labour Party claims to have 400,000 members he's not a member of the union the Conservative member for Billericay he was elected to Parliament as the member for Leeds
member of CongressCongress (US) miembro del Congreso; (m) he is going to be meeting with members of Congress from both parties
member of the crewcrewcrew membercrew tripulante; (m) four crew members and three passengers were killed a member of the crew will demonstrate the safety procedures
a member of the familyfamilya family memberfamily un miembro de la familia they treated her like a member of the family distribute chores evenly among all family members she got a lot of support from friends and family members
full memberfull miembro de pleno derecho; (m) Britain is a full member of NATO
Member of ParliamentParliament (Britain) diputadoadiputada;a diputada (m) (f) parlamentarioaparlamentaria;a parlamentaria (m) (f) she became a Member of Parliament in 1978
Member of the European Parliament diputadoadiputada del Parlamento Europeo;a diputada (m) (f) eurodiputadoaeurodiputada;a eurodiputada (m) (f)
a member of the publicpublic un ciudadano/una ciudadana the library is open to members of the public la biblioteca está abierta al público
it was closed after complaints from members of the public their lack of training could put members of the public at risk
member of staffstaff [of firm] empleadoaempleada;a empleada (m) (f) (Univ) (Educ) miembro del profesorado; (m) he refused to name the members of staff involved a new member of staff is starting tomorrow we have a member of staff who spends her whole time dealing with queries every member of staff, from shopfloor workers to executive directors members of staff cannot supervise children outside school hours the Brigade Commander and all but two members of his Staff
2 (Anat) (Bot) (Mat) miembro; (m) a sunflower, or a similar member of the daisy family
