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Oxford Spanisch Dictionary

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privately [Am ˈpraɪvɪtli, GB ˈprʌɪvɪtli] ADV

1.1. privately (in private):

privately
en privado
can I speak to you privately?
¿puedo hablar contigo en privado or a solas?
the interview was held privately
la entrevista se celebró en privado or a puertas cerradas

1.2. privately (not publically):

privately held views
opiniones fpl personales
they agree privately that inflation …
extraoficialmente admiten que la inflación …
she didn't show it, but, privately, she was very disappointed
no lo demostró pero, en su fuero interno, se sintió muy decepcionada

2.1. privately (not by state or large concern):

privately educated
educado en colegio privado or particular
she had the operation done privately GB
la operaron en una clínica privada
this land is privately owned
esta tierra es de particulares
the book was published privately by the author
el autor financió personalmente la publicación del libro

2.2. privately (by private arrangement):

to sell sth privately
vender algo personalmente or sin intermediarios
she also teaches privately
también da clases particulares
privately, I was gleeful at his misfortune
en mi fuero interno me alegraba de su desgracia
can I see you about something privately?
¿podría hablar con usted de un asunto privado?
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espagnol
anglais
anglais
privadamente
privately
colegio privado
A privately owned school that receives no government funds. Parents pay monthly fees. Colegios privados cover all stages of primary and secondary education.
colegio concertado
In Spain, a school that is privately owned but receives a government grant. Parents pay monthly fees, but not as much as in a colegio privado. Colegios concertados normally cover all stages of primary and secondary education and often have religious connections.
lenguas cooficiales
The regional languages of Spain, catalán euskera, and gallego, which now have equal status with Castilian in the regions where they are spoken. Banned under Franco, they continued to be spoken privately. They are now widely used in public life, education, and the media, cinema and literature.
educación infantil
In Spain, a period of non-compulsory pre-school education. It provides care and teaching for children from birth to the age of six, when they begin formal education.
Parents wishing their children to receive educación infantil take them to guarderías guardería catering for children up to six years of age, or to colegios colegio that offer educación infantil to children from three to six years of age. Guarderías are not free and their cost varies according to whether they are privately or publicly funded.
da clases particulares
he teaches privately

dans le dictionnaire PONS

privately [ˈpraɪvɪtli, Am -vət-] ADV

1. privately (in private):

privately
en privado
to celebrate privately
celebrar a puerta cerrada

2. privately (secretly):

privately
en secreto

3. privately (personally):

privately
personalmente
dans le dictionnaire PONS

privately [ˈpraɪ·vət·li] ADV

1. privately (in private):

privately
en privado
to celebrate privately
celebrar a puerta cerrada

2. privately (secretly):

privately
en secreto

3. privately (personally):

privately
personalmente