virtud

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virtu [ver-tu]
sustantivo
1Calidad poco común, curiosa o hermosa; por lo común, en la locución objects o articles of virtu.
2Gusto para objetos curiosos o raros.
(Ital.)

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virtud
feminine noun
1 virtue (cualidad)
  • la principal virtud de este método es que… -> the principal virtue of this method is that…
  • virtud cardinal/teologal -> cardinal/theological virtue
2 power (poder, facultad)
  • tener la virtud de -> to have the power o ability to
en virtud de
1 by virtue of
  • en virtud del tratado de París, cedieron varios territorios -> under the Paris treaty they ceded several territories

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virtud [veer-tood’]
noun
1 Virtue (capacidad), efficacy (eficacia), power, force. (f)
2 Virtue, acting power. (f)
3 Virtue, efficacy without visible action. (f)
4 Virtue, medicinal efficacy. (f)
5 Virtue, moral goodness, integrity, rectitude. (f)
6 Habit, disposition, virtuous life. (f)
7 Vigor, courage. (f)
8 In mechanics, the moving power. (f)
9 In the sacraments, their efficacy and value. (f)
  • En virtud de -> in virtue of
  • Hacer virtud -> to do well

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virtud
sustantivo:femenino
1 (calidad) virtue
virtud cardinal cardinal virtue
2 (capacidad) ability; power; (eficacia) efficacy
en virtud de by virtue of; by reason of; tener la virtud de ... to have the virtue of ...; have the power to ...; una planta que tiene virtud contra varias enfermedades a plant which is effective against certain diseases; virtudes curativas healing power; (s) healing properties
3 (Caribe) (vulgar) (pene) prick; (vulgar) (vagina) cunt; (vulgar)

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