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18:15 Oct 4, 2012 |
English to Spanish translations [PRO] Education / Pedagogy | |||||||
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| Selected response from: Charles Davis Spain Local time: 08:00 | ||||||
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5 | participativo |
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4 | Joins in |
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4 | cooperative |
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4 | he gets (actively) involved |
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4 -1 | participatory |
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participativo participatory Explanation: An idea. Example sentence(s):
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participativo Joins in Explanation: I remember trying to express this with variations on participative/participatory - but it doesn't work, quite apart from the Spanish! So I turned things around... |
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participativo participativo Explanation: "He participates"- There is no direct translation of the term to be applied as an adjective. Example sentence(s):
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participativo cooperative Explanation: Since this refers to a psychological examination, I think it means that the child responds to questions and is positive and helpful. I think "cooperative" expresses this best. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2 hrs (2012-10-04 20:45:55 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Or a verb may be better: "Cooperates, using spontaneous language". |
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participativo he gets (actively) involved Explanation: suerte. |
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