(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
The other driver accepts full responsibility and is paying for the repairs.El otro conductor acepta toda la responsabilidad y está pagando los reparos.
(f) means that a noun is feminine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
you're the boss — the responsibility lies entirely with youto [accept] [admit] responsibility for sthit was my fault - I accept full responsibility
he has acceptedoradmitted responsibility for the tragedyha aceptado ser responsable de la tragedia
British Rail has admitted responsibility for the accidentthey've wanted to assert their own role in government, but it looks like they're afraid to accept responsibility
the group which claimed responsibility for the attackel grupo que reivindicó el atentado
joint responsibilityresponsabilidad (f) conjunta
few men seem to question that child-rearing is a joint responsibilitythe defense of the region was recognized as the joint responsibility of France and Japanthis principle of shared responsibility for the drug problem has been accepted world-wideon one's [own] responsibilityif only he would act more on his own responsibilityI took them to Paris on my own responsibility
to placeorput the responsibility for sth on sbhacer a algn responsable de algo;hacer que la responsabilidad de algo recaiga sobre algn
it places the responsibility for pollution squarely on (the shoulders of) the companyto [take] [assume] responsibility for sth/sb
the company takes no responsibility for objects left herela empresa no asume responsabilidad por los objetos que se dejen aquí;la empresa no se responsabiliza de los objetos que se dejen aquí
he took full responsibility for the losssomeone had to give orders and take responsibility for mistakesI made a mistake and I will assume responsibility for itthey willingly assume responsibility for the success or failure of a ventureI take full responsibility for having made you unhappy
that's his responsibilityeso es responsabilidad suya;she's not your responsibilityella no es responsabilidad tuya;ella no está bajo tu responsabilidad;it's a big responsibility for himsupone una gran responsabilidad para él
he has too many responsibilitieswe have general responsibilities regarding the cleanliness of the environmentthe handling of the vessel remained his responsibilityI am told that he handled his responsibilities as a counselor in a highly intelligent and caring fashionit seems it's still mainly the woman's responsibility to keep the home cleangiving a dog a new home is a big responsibilitythe responsibilities of her full time jobI try to balance work and /[family] responsibilities/it's not my responsibility [to] do that
it's my responsibility to lock upcerrar es responsabilidad mía;yo soy el responsable de cerrar
she didn't want to take on more responsibilitiesno quería asumir más responsabilidades
to have a responsibility [to] [toward(s)] sb
you have a responsibility to your familytienes una responsabilidad con or hacia tu familia
she had decided that as a doctor she had a responsibility to her fellow creaturesthe Corporate Treasurer has a responsibility to his Board of Directorsto have a responsibility (to toward(s) sb) [to do] sthFrance has a moral responsibility to accept the refugeesparents have a responsibility to encourage their children to readthe court feels it has a responsibility to ensure that customers are not misled
3(authority, accountability)responsabilidad (f)
she wants a position with more responsibilityquiere un puesto de mayor responsabilidad
a position of responsibilityshe would have loved to have a better-paying job with more responsibilitychildren in large families are often given responsibility when they are young
to have responsibility for sthser responsable de algo
each manager had responsibility for just under 600 propertiesthe state must [take] [assume] responsibility for these peoplewe need to take responsibility for our own healthwives still take most of the responsibility for the childrenBert said he would take responsibility for making sure the drink didn't run out
to take on/take over (the) responsibility for sthasumir la responsabilidad de algo;responsabilizarse de algo;hacerse responsable de algo
she herself took over responsibility for the project
4(maturity)responsabilidad (f)
try to show some responsibilitya ver si somos más responsables;he has no sense of responsibilityno tiene ningún sentido de la responsabilidad
they aim to develop a sense of civic and social responsibility