new normal в словаре Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Переводы new normal в словаре английский»испанский

normal [америк. ˈnɔrməl, брит. ˈnɔːm(ə)l] ПРИЛ.

1.1. normal (usual, standard):

normal

normal

above/below normal

por encima/por debajo de lo normal

when things get back to normal

cuando todo vuelva a la normalidad

when things get back to normal

cuando la situación se normalice

it's normal to tip the driver

se acostumbra or se suele dar una propina al conductor

it's normal for them to react like that or it's normal that they should react like that

es normal que reaccionen así

normal service will be resumed as soon as possible ТВ

se reanudará la emisión lo antes posible

1.2. normal (of health, behavior):

normal person/development

normal

2.1. normal МАТЕМ.:

normal line

normal

2.2. normal ХИМ.:

normal solution

normal

I.new <newer newest> [америк. n(j)u, брит. njuː] ПРИЛ.

1.1. new (unused):

new

nuevo

brand new

flamante

is that a new suit you're wearing?

¿estás estrenando traje?

is that a new suit you're wearing?

¿es nuevo ese traje?

as new

como nuevo

to be/look like new

ser/parecer nuevo

new for old insurance

seguro м. de valor de nuevo

1.2. new (recent, novel):

new

nuevo

hi, what's new? разг.

¿que tal? ¿qué hay (de nuevo)? разг.

that's nothing new

eso no es nada nuevo

he's had a fight with his wife — so what else is new? разг., ирон.

se ha peleado con su mujer — ¡qué novedad! разг., ирон.

that's a new one on me! разг.

¡no me digas!

1.3. new (recently arrived):

new member/recruit

nuevo

I'm new here

soy nueva aquí

to be new to sth she's new to this company

es nueva en la empresa

I was new to London

llevaba poco tiempo en Londres

she was new to selling/flying

vender/volar era nuevo para ella

the new rich

los nuevos ricos

2. new (different, other):

new address/job/era

nuevo

I put new batteries in the radio

le cambié las pilas a la radio

don't open a new bottle

no abras otra botella

to start a new life

empezar una nueva vida

she could be a new Callas

podría llegar a ser otra Callas

she looked like a new woman

parecía otra

after the shower I felt like a new man

la ducha me dejó como nuevo

3.1. new (freshly made):

new wine

joven

new bread

fresco

new bread

recién hecho

3.2. new (tender, young):

new buds/leaves

nuevo

3.3. new (early):

new crop/potatoes

nuevo

II.new [америк. n(j)u, брит. njuː] НАРЕЧ.

new

recién

these dresses are new in from Paris

estos vestidos acaban de llegar de París

new normal в словаре PONS

Переводы new normal в словаре английский»испанский

new normal СУЩ. мн. отсут.

new normal

nueva normalidad ж.

Переводы new normal в словаре испанский»английский

la nueva normalidad

the new normal

Переводы new normal в словаре английский»испанский

normal [ˈnɔ:ml, америк. ˈnɔ:r-] ПРИЛ.

1. normal (not out of the ordinary):

normal

normal

2. normal (usual):

normal

corriente

as (is) normal

como es normal

I.new [nju:, америк. nu:] ПРИЛ.

1. new (latest, recent):

new

nuevo, -a

new

reciente

new word

de nuevo cuño

new technology

tecnología ж. punta

to be the newest fad [or craze] разг.

ser la última moda

2. new (changed):

new

nuevo, -a

new boy/girl брит. ШКОЛА

novato(-a) м. (ж.)

3. new (inexperienced):

new

nuevo, -a

new

novato, -a

to be a new one on sb

ser nuevo para alguien

she's new to the job

es nueva en el trabajo

4. new (in new condition):

new

nuevo, -a

brand new

completamente nuevo

5. new (fresh):

new

fresco, -a

new blood перенос.

sangre ж. fresca

to feel like a new man/woman

sentirse un hombre nuevo/una mujer nueva

6. new (freshly found or made public):

new

fresco, -a

new

reciente

II.new [nju:, америк. nu:] СУЩ. мн. отсут.

the new

lo nuevo

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

As they adjust to a new normal, they'll see if they can maintain boundaries or will if they'll revert to the comfort of codependency.

deadline.com

The days of fixed asset investment were to give way to a "new normal", one characterised by the consumer not the construction business.

www.watoday.com.au

Whether the tech "precariat" becomes the new normal or simply a transitional phase during these economic ructions remains to be seen.

www.businessinsider.com.au