vice

vice
[vaɪs]
sustantivo
1vicio (m) (immorality)
  • the vice Squad -> la brigada antivicio
sustantivo
1torno (m) or tornillo de banco (for wood or metalwork)

vice [vais-ver-sa]
sustantivo
  • Vice-admiral -> (a) vicealmirante, el jefe principal de una escuadra después del almirante; (b) vicealmirante, uno de los grados de los oficiales generales de marina en Inglaterra
  • Vice-admiralty -> vicealmirantazgo
  • Vice-agent -> agente, la persona que hace algo en lugar de otro
  • Vice-chancellor -> vicecanciller, vicecancelario
  • Vice-consul -> vicecónsul, el que hace las veces de cónsul
  • Vice-presidency -> vicepresidencia, dignidad de vicepresidente y el tiempo que dura
  • Vice-president -> vicepresidente; en especial el Vicepresidente de los Estados Unidos de América
Prefijo que sólo se usa en composición para significar que la persona de quien se habla tiene las veces o autoridad de aquella que denota la voz con que se forma la composició

vice [vaɪs]
noun
vicio; (m)
a life of vice una vida de vicio y desenfreno; smoking is his only vice el tabaco es su único vicio
modifier
vice ring (n) asociación criminal; (f)
...whores from a Mob-controlled vice ring ...a syndicate buying Thai girls and selling them as sex slaves to Japanese gangsters or vice rings
vice squad (n) brigada antivicio; (f)
vice
vise (US)
[vaɪs]
noun
especially (Britain) (Mec) torno de banco; (m) tornillo de banco; (m)
vice [ˈvaɪsɪ]
preposition
en lugar de; sustituyendo a

Verb Conjugation for "vice"

Imperative
  • vice
  • you vice
  • he/she vices
  • we vice
  • you vice
  • they vice
Preterite
  • I viced
  • you viced
  • he/she viced
  • we viced
  • you viced
  • they viced
Present Continuous
  • I am vicing
  • you are vicing
  • he/she is vicing
  • we are vicing
  • you are vicing
  • they are vicing
Present Perfect
  • I have viced
  • you have viced
  • he/she has viced
  • we have viced
  • you have viced
  • they have viced
Past Continuous
  • I was vicing
  • you were vicing
  • he/she was vicing
  • we were vicing
  • you were vicing
  • they were vicing
Past Perfect
  • I had viced
  • you had viced
  • he/she had viced
  • we had viced
  • you had viced
  • they had viced
Future
  • I will vice
  • you will vice
  • he/she will vice
  • we will vice
  • you will vice
  • they will vice
Future Perfect
  • I will have viced
  • you will have viced
  • he/she will have viced
  • we will have viced
  • you will have viced
  • they will have viced
Future Continuous
  • I will be vicing
  • you will be vicing
  • he/she will be vicing
  • we will be vicing
  • you will be vicing
  • they will be vicing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been vicing
  • you have been vicing
  • he/she has been vicing
  • we have been vicing
  • you have been vicing
  • they have been vicing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been vicing
  • you will have been vicing
  • he/she will have been vicing
  • we will have been vicing
  • you will have been vicing
  • they will have been vicing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been vicing
  • you had been vicing
  • he/she had been vicing
  • we had been vicing
  • you had been vicing
  • they had been vicing

vice [vee’-thay]
Vice, used in composition to signify deputy, or one of the second rank.

vice (familiar)
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
vice-president

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