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Traducción de aspirant en Español:

aspirant

aspirante, n.

Pronunciación /ˈæspərənt/ /əˈspaɪrənt/ /əˈspʌɪər(ə)nt/ /ˈasp(ɪ)r(ə)nt/

Ver definición en Español de aspirante

nombre

formal

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    aspirante masculino, femenino
    aspirant to sth — aspirante a algo
    • One had expected the new aspirants and candidates to propose these as the main issues that should determine the course of the coming elections.
    • They held an online writing contest, where aspirants had to send in a chapter of a book they are writing.
    • Instead, aspirants compete for the nomination in a primary election, in which party supporters are responsible for the choice.
    • Seminaries that are now empty of aspirants to the priesthood are filled by men and women choosing to study theology, anxious to serve their communities.
    • In reviewing the performance of councillors, there is also need for a second look at the qualifications for aspirants to local government office.
    • This year, nearly 150 teachers and teaching aspirants have enrolled for the one-month certificate programme.
    • Still others have tried to include the criterion that presidential aspirants must not be mentally and physically disabled or legally flawed.
    • Such aspirants had to jump through many legal hoops, involving large amounts of surety money, before acquiring licenses to work in India.
    • The information handbook for the engineering aspirants will be available at 80 select Indian Bank outlets in Tamil Nadu.
    • The aspirants lingered around, checked, cross-checked and kept their fingers crossed over the prospects of getting a job.
    • Many aspirants seem to be adapting to the new climate.
    • They watched the few primaries then held, but made their own judgments about the talent and electability of the aspirants.
    • I did not hear the moderator ask both aspirants to detail the rationale for future asset management/disposal strategies.
    • ‘So those who cannot make it should not feel let down,’ he advises the aspirants.
    • This year, more than ever before, France's crop of presidential aspirants offers something for just about everybody.
    • She's on a mission in south India to woo young aspirants to join one of the world's most advanced commercial airlines training academy.
    • Since the start of the year, 80 companies have taken the plunge to swim alongside similar aspirants on the so-called junior market.
    • As the first step, the aspirants were invited to call a number and leave a one-minute commentary piece on an imaginary situation.
    • From 4,000 plus, the number of aspirants was trimmed to a little over 1,500.
    • In some cases, however, an expert became well enough known that aspirants came from far and wide to his house to study.