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reasonable
[ˈriːzənəbəl]
adjetivo
1razonable (fair, sensible, moderate); aceptable, razonable (acceptable)
  • the weather/meal was reasonable -> el tiempo/la comida fue aceptable
  • be reasonable! -> ¡sé razonable!

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reasonable [ri-so-na-bol]
adjetivo
1Racional, razonable, conforme o según la razón; dirigido por la razón, que piensa u obra según los consejos de la razón; justo, equitativo.
  • Reasonable doubt -> duda razonable
2Arreglado, mediano, mediocre.

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reasonable [ˈriːznəbl]
adjective
1 (sensible, fair) [+person, decision, explanation, request] razonable; [+behaviour] sensato
I kept my voice calm and reasonable mantuve un tono de voz calmado y de persona razonable
be reasonable!be ¡sé razonable!
it is reasonable to suppose that ... es razonable suponer que ...
beyond (a any) reasonable doubtordoubt sin que quede lugar a dudas
to use reasonable forceforce (Jur) hacer uso moderado de la fuerza
The householder's allowed to use only reasonable force when defending himself from a burglar The bailiff is allowed to use `reasonable force" to effect an entry should you refuse to let him or her in
reasonable groundsgrounds motivos fundados; (m)
within a reasonable timetime dentro de un plazo de tiempo razonable
2 (acceptable) [+amount, distance, price, offer] razonable; [+standard, results] aceptable
there was a reasonable chance of finding a peaceful solutionchance existían bastantes posibilidades de encontrar una solución pacífica
this suit is very reasonablevery este traje no es nada caro no está nada mal de precio;or
...a good range of wines at reasonable prices

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