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Translation of resolve in Spanish:
resolve
resolución, n.
See Spanish definition of resolución
noun
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(resoluteness)resolución femininedeterminación feminine- Having taken our decision, this country will now pursue our aims with firm resolve and with determination.
- This will require our country to unite in steadfast determination and resolve.
- Very few of us have that firm resolve in ourselves to do what we are really passionate about.
- And we fulfill our new role with a steely inner resolve regardless of what others may think.
- I'm not sure whether my resolve is strengthened or destroyed by this.
- We showed our cast iron resolve in this matter.
- Leaders demonstrate unwavering resolve and set high standards for building great organizations, settling for nothing less.
- But this side showed great resolve and conviction and by the interval had drawn level.
- Instead of brushing up on their excuses, they should try stiffening their resolve.
- And strikes can backfire: lack of public support can stiffen government resolve.
- He won the first two frames and lost the third, which hardened his resolve.
- There is no haste but only a firm resolve to complete the work in time.
- Firm resolve showed in the set of his jaw as he picked her up gently.
- Joe's resolve crumbled further as he nearly shook with rage.
- Though outwardly he was composed, inwardly his resolve wavered.
- Now I knew: She'd become a woman of iron resolve.
- His steadfastness and resolve in the face of his critics are deserving of praise.
- Her resolve instantly melting, Beth smiled at him and pulled out a chair.
- I could feel my knees buckling and my resolve melting.
- My resolve hardened and in one smooth motion I pushed open the door.
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(decision)decisión femininedeterminación feminineshe made a firm resolve to … — tomó la decisión / determinación de …- A resolution does not carry any force of law; it expresses the resolve of a legislative body by drawing attention and awareness to an important subject.
- The successful outcome of this dispute will also serve as a warning to management who doubted the resolve of union members.
- Meanwhile the resolve of some 18,000 engineers and technical workers to continue walking the picket lines remains strong.
- We saw that the NATO members added their resolve to the resolve of the United States.
transitive verb
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(clear up)(problem/difficulty) resolver(doubt/misunderstanding) aclarar- Sometimes, the most vexed problems are resolved through simple solutions.
- It is a big concern but we are working very hard on a solution to try and resolve the matter before it goes to court.
- Through that approach, persons with a dispute in the civil court are given the opportunity to resolve the matter with solutions that they devise.
- If they fail to resolve the matter within 14 days they get a red card.
- Police discussions have still not resolved the matter of who will pay the massive costs.
- And I think everyone needs to come together to figure out how to resolve this problem.
- She said when the problem was identified, they immediately reverted to the original configuration which resolved the problem within an hour.
- Not surprisingly, these heated discussions did not resolve the matter to anyone's satisfaction.
- There are also plans to establish a temporary cabin in the Market Place area staffed every day to answer queries and resolve problems.
- To resolve problems concerning a water treatment unit, first try settling your dispute with the company that sold you the product.
- Following the action, the education secretary promised to resolve the problem within two weeks.
- In that case, with the promises made on curbing anti-social behaviour it should only be a matter of a short time before these problems are resolved.
- There was no reply within that time and the matter was resolved by a letter dated June 25.
- Surely, the right way to resolve these matters is through proper discussion between all the parties involved, and not to try and heap all blame onto one individual in public.
- The service aims to give customers the knowledge, tools and confidence to resolve consumer problems themselves.
- Merely locating the car parking area next to the substation will not resolve the problem.
- Since I was not naming one person, it was clear I had not resolved the matter.
- Because we take all such matters very seriously, we immediately resolved the problem, and do not expect it to be an issue going forward.
- The same cast of mind also tended to seek simple, universal formulae to resolve any problem, no matter how complex.
- She could only talk to a salesman, who gave her another number to call - the local delivery firm - before her problem was resolved.
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(decide)resolverto resolve to + inf — resolver / decidir + inf- However, when he finally resolved on retreat a bizarre series of accidents enabled the Spaniards to occupy Bailén and cut off Dupont and a large portion of his army.
- And it was for that reason, because of all that fear, and want, and confusion, that I had eventually resolved on asking him to be friends.
- How can anger, or any other emotion or feeling, get someone to go against what they have deliberately resolved on doing?
- I don't really think that Tom is suicidal, but I am concerned that he may have resolved on some form of action without thinking through all the consequences.
- I immediately harvested all that were left, and resolved even more firmly that I'd demand a greater percentage at our next interspecies conference.
- Of course, I resolved to eat there as soon as possible.
- The same board meeting also resolved on the appointment of a new manager.
- Seeing him, but firmly resolving not to speak to him, hurt more than he'd expected.
- In the mean time, I resolved to let him decide what we should do together, and go along with it unless I thought it would have a negative impact on him somehow.
- Someday, I resolved firmly, I would make him do something about that ponytail.
- I resolved firmly that I would mull all this over later, and that today would not be a complete loss.
- With this firmly resolved in her mind, she slipped from the manor proper and into the courtyard.
- Having resolved to follow this course of action I contacted both England and Russia and formed an alliance to the detriment of Germany.
- I refused to answer it and resolved to let it ring.
- John's life has been cloaked in the shadow of this tragedy ever since and he resolves to save his father and alter the course of his own personal history.
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Administration Politicsresolveracordar4
Medicine(inflammation) resolver(inflammation) bajar- Giving capsules to children to resolve dietary deficiencies tells their families the problem is beyond their control.
- The first priority of the dentist is to alleviate pain and resolve infection.
- The patient was treated and the infection was resolved.
- Both conditions were resolved without recourse to systemic corticosteroid.
- A good portion of antibiotic use appears to be for viral or spontaneously resolving bacterial infections.
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Music(chord/note) resolver- Thus Skalkottas, although continuing the motivic development, follows the essential principle of traditional sonata form and resolves the previous harmonic tensions.
- Dissonant notes resolve in a conventional way, only to become part of an unexpected chord.
- Generally speaking, notes resolve in the direction of their inflection: upward- inflected notes resolve up, and downward-inflected notes resolve down.
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