mutual

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mutual
[ˈmjuːtʃʊəl]
adjetivo
1mutuo(a) (reciprocal); común (shared)
  • the feeling is mutual -> el sentimiento es mutuo
  • a mutual friend -> un amigo común
  • mutual benefit society (finanzas) -> mutua (f) , mutualidad (f) (Estados Unidos)
  • mutual fund (finanzas) -> fondo (m) de inversión mobiliaria (Estados Unidos)

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mutual [miu-chual]
adjetivo
1Mutuo, recíproco.
  • Mutal aid -> apoyo mutuo, ayuda mutua
  • Mutual aid association -> 1. Asociación de ayuda mutua. 2. Mutualidad.

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mutual [ˈmjuːtjʊəl]
adjective
1 (reciprocal) [+affection, help] mutuo
the feeling is mutual el sentimiento es mutuo
I didn't like him and the feeling was mutual
they had a mutual understanding not to bring up the subject tenían el mutuo acuerdo de no sacar el tema
2 (common) [+friend, cousin] común
they had a mutual interest in rugby tenían un interés común compartían su interés por el rugby;or it is to our mutual benefit advantageor es beneficioso para ambos; by mutual consent de mutuo común acuerdo;or
modifier
mutual benefit society (n) mutualidad; (f) mutua; (f) mutual; (f) (Chile) (Peru) (Bol)
mutual fund (n) (US) fondo de inversión mobiliaria; (m)
mutual insurance (n) seguro mutuo; (m)
mutual savings bank (n) caja mutua de ahorros; (f)

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mutual [moo-too-ahl']
adjective
1Mutual, reciprocal.
verb
2MUTUO.

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mutual
sustantivo:femenino
(And) (S. Cone) friendly society; benefit society; (EEUU)

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