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Qué significa “contract” en español

EE. UU. /ˈkɑːntrækt/ · Reino Unido /ˈkɒntrækt/

contract en español: contrato, trabajo temporal, contrato temporal, contraerse, encogerse, contraer

sustantivo

ACUERDO LEGALB1

contrato

Acuerdo, generalmente escrito, que obliga legalmente a personas u organizaciones a cumplir lo prometido.

En inglés sencillo: An agreement, usually written, that legally requires people or organizations to do what they promise.

  • Please read the contract before signing.
  • Her contract ends in June.
  • They have signed contracts with three suppliers.

Cómo se usa: contract with someone (We signed a contract with a local builder.); contract to do something (The firm won a contract to repair the bridge.)

Sinónimos: agreement

Expresiones frecuentes: sign a contract, employment contract, contract with someone, binding contract

TRABAJO TEMPORALB2

trabajo temporal, contrato temporal

Trabajo que aceptas realizar durante un período limitado.

En inglés sencillo: A period of work that you agree to do for a limited time.

  • She is on a six-month contract.
  • He worked two short contracts abroad.
  • My current contract finishes next week.

Sinónimos: assignment, temporary job

Expresiones frecuentes: six-month contract, short contract, work a contract

verbo

ENCOGERSEB2

contraerse, encogerse

Hacerse más pequeño, más corto o más apretado.

En inglés sencillo: To become smaller, shorter, or tighter.

  • Metal contracts as it cools.
  • Your muscles contract when you lift something.
  • The economy contracted last year.

Sinónimos: shrink

Antónimos: expand

Expresiones frecuentes: contract in cold, muscles contract, contract a muscle, contract into something

CONTRAER UNA ENFERMEDADC1

contraer

Adquirir una enfermedad o una infección.

En inglés sencillo: To catch a disease or infection.

  • He contracted malaria while travelling.
  • Several workers contracted the virus.
  • You can contract this infection through dirty water.

Sinónimos: catch, acquire

Expresiones frecuentes: contract a disease, contract an infection, contract malaria

CONTRATARC1

contratar

Llegar a un acuerdo legal con alguien para que realice un trabajo.

En inglés sencillo: To make a legal agreement with someone to do a job.

  • We contracted a local cleaning company.
  • The council contracted engineers to inspect the bridge.
  • They have contracted with us to supply furniture.

Cómo se usa: contract someone to do something (We contracted a firm to paint the offices.); contract with someone to do something (They contracted with a builder to repair the roof.)

Sinónimos: hire, engage

Expresiones frecuentes: contract someone, contract with someone, contract to supply

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