concurso
Del latín 'concursus', que significa encuentro o reunión.
NOUN
(1)
[/konˈkuɾ.so/es-ES]
competition
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contest
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examination
formal
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call for entries
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public competition
formal
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concept of public events and selections
untranslatable
(The concept encompasses public contests, competitions, and the idea of gathering participants which may not have a direct one-word translation.)
Antonyms
soledad
A competition or contest, often public, in which people compete for a prize, award, or selection. It can also refer more broadly to a formal process or public call for entries where individuals or groups gather or submit qualifications to be evaluated for a specific purpose, such as a job, a grant, or a public tender, which may not have a direct single-word equivalent in English.
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| concursos |
- Ella ganó el primer premio en el concurso de fotografía. — She won first prize in the photography contest.
- La universidad ha abierto un concurso para contratar nuevos investigadores. — The university has opened a competition/call for applications to hire new researchers.
- Miles de personas participaron en el concurso de televisión. — Thousands of people participated in the television competition.
register: formal