operating

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operating
[ˈɒpəreɪtɪŋ]
adjetivo
también:
  • operating costs -> costos mpl or costes mpl de explotación (español de España)
  • operating room -> quirófano (m) (Estados Unidos)
  • operating system (informática) -> sistema (m) operativo
  • operating table (medicina) -> mesa (f) de operaciones
  • operating theater -> quirófano (m) (británico)

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operating [o-pe-rei-tin]
adjetivo
1Operatorio. (Cirugía)
2Operacional. (Militar)
  • Operating room -> quirófano, sala de operaciones
  • Operating surgeon -> operador
  • Operating table -> mesa de operaciones

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operating [ˈɒpəreɪtɪŋ]
adjective
1 (Comm) [+budget, assets] de explotación
the company's four hotels are the only operating assets now open With an operating budget of dollars 9m ( pounds 4. 6m), the UN security forces should be in place within days President Bush also offered to trim the White House operating budget by one-third if Congress did the same
operating costs expensesor gastos de explotación; (m) operating loss pérdida de explotación; (f)
In 1989 the company sustained a net operating loss The Swedish carmaker Volvo has reported an overall operating loss for the first time in 60 year
operating profit beneficio de explotación; (m)
operating profits slumped from Pounds 34.3m to Pounds 29.55m Berlitz recorded a fall in third quarter net earnings, in spite of an increase in operating profits
2 (Comput)
operating system sistema operativo; (m)
3 (Téc)
operating conditions condiciones de funcionamiento; (f)
A microcomputer monitors the ignition process, adjusting it to suit a wide variety of operating conditions under normal operating conditions the aircraft is capable of...
modifier
operating room (n) (US) (Med) quirófano; (m) sala de operaciones; (f)
operating table (n) (Med) mesa de operaciones; (f)
operating theatre (n) (Med) quirófano; (m) sala de operaciones; (f)

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