net

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la red

∗ noun

net
[net]
sustantivo
1red (f)
  • to slip through the net (sentido figurado) -> colarse; (mistake) escaparse (criminal)
  • net curtain -> visillo (m)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp netted)
2capturar, apresar (capture) (animals); incautarse de (drugs); recoger (donations); embolsarse (reward)
adjetivo
1neto(a) (weight, price, profit)
  • net revenue -> facturación (f) (Estados Unidos)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp netted)
2(earn)
  • to net £2,000 pounds -> ganar 2.000 libras netas or limpias

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net [net]
sustantivo
1Red; malla.
1Neto.
2Limpio, líquido.
  • Net income -> ingreso neto
  • Net profit -> utilidad neta
  • Net weight -> peso neto
sustantivo
3Cantidad neta.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
4Hacer redes. (n)
5Enredar, prender o coger con red.
6Sacar el producto neto de alguna cosa. (Comercio) (m)
va.va.

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net [net]
noun
1 (for catching fish, butterflies) red; (f) (for hair) redecilla; (f) (fabric) tul; (m)
to cast one's net wider ampliar el campo de acción
to fall into the net caer en la trampa
to slip through the net escapar de la red
2 (Tennis) (Ftbl) red; (f)
3 (network) red; (f)
the net (internet) (el la) Internet;or to surf the net navegar por Internet
on the Net/are you on the net?
verb:transitive
[+fish] pescar (con red); [+criminal] atrapar
The invasion of Panama had just recently netted Manuel Noriega this year there were fewer patrols working to net the law breakers Operation Chequered-flag netted 178 offenders in Clevedon, near Bristol Secret investigations have netted 90 staff suspected of fraud and theft
verb:intransitive
(Dep) (score goal) marcar
Adcock almost netted again with a header barely a minute later
modifier
net curtain (n) visillo; (m)
net [net]
adjective
1 (Comm) [+price, interest, salary] neto
net of tax deducidos los impuestos; at a net profit of 5% con un beneficio neto del 5%; net weight peso neto; (m)
2 [+result, effect] final; global
The TUC says it is facing increasing demands on its resources and its work has expanded, the net result is an overdraft of about two million pounds What happens chemically is complicated, but the net result is the ability to create electrically conducting structures as small as 10 billionths of a metre The net effect has been to underline John Major's triumph in the Tory leadership election
verb:transitive
(Comm) (earn) ganar en limpio; (produce) producir en limpio
the new tax will net the government £50m el nuevo impuesto le supondrá al gobierno unos ingresos netos de 50 millones de libras; the deal netted him £50,000 se embolsó 50.000 libras en el negocio
modifier
net assets (n) activo neto; (m)
net income (n) renta neta; (f)
net loss (n) pérdida neta; (f)
net payment (n) importe neto; (m)
Waterglade International Holdings has sold its interests in five property developments in Germany with a value of pounds 30m for a total net payment of pounds 4.3m net payments of interest have the full 25% deducted for tax

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Verb Conjugation for "net"

Imperative
  • net
  • you net
  • he/she nets
  • we net
  • you net
  • they net
Preterite
  • I netted
  • you netted
  • he/she netted
  • we netted
  • you netted
  • they netted
Present Continuous
  • I am netting
  • you are netting
  • he/she is netting
  • we are netting
  • you are netting
  • they are netting
Present Perfect
  • I have netted
  • you have netted
  • he/she has netted
  • we have netted
  • you have netted
  • they have netted
Past Continuous
  • I was netting
  • you were netting
  • he/she was netting
  • we were netting
  • you were netting
  • they were netting
Past Perfect
  • I had netted
  • you had netted
  • he/she had netted
  • we had netted
  • you had netted
  • they had netted
Future
  • I will net
  • you will net
  • he/she will net
  • we will net
  • you will net
  • they will net
Future Perfect
  • I will have netted
  • you will have netted
  • he/she will have netted
  • we will have netted
  • you will have netted
  • they will have netted
Future Continuous
  • I will be netting
  • you will be netting
  • he/she will be netting
  • we will be netting
  • you will be netting
  • they will be netting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been netting
  • you have been netting
  • he/she has been netting
  • we have been netting
  • you have been netting
  • they have been netting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been netting
  • you will have been netting
  • he/she will have been netting
  • we will have been netting
  • you will have been netting
  • they will have been netting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been netting
  • you had been netting
  • he/she had been netting
  • we had been netting
  • you had been netting
  • they had been netting
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