English-Spanish translation for "pound"

pound {noun} (also: pen, barnyard, courtyard, farmyard)

pound {noun} (also: confinement, sit-in)

pound {noun} [measure.]

to pound [pounded|pounded] {vb} (also: to crush, to cram, to grind, to thrash)

     dog pound

95% CI -613.04 to -385.16; in UK pounds sterling).

People are selling food in pounds and ounces.

All the proposed reforms will be given a pounding.

It is to be feared that the Council's attitude is penny wise, pound foolish.

There is a trade worth billions of pounds, which is a scourge and a disgrace.

public opinion with the incessant pounding of its propaganda, it makes it easy

Mr President, this is certainly not a matter of a pound of fish or a pound of peas.

Per annum we are now paying as much as£600 -£700 million pounds into this fund.

In, the UK they even had a million pounds to spare for the Labour Party.

Each pound spent from the public purse has a veritable multiplier effect.

Commissioner, if you pound the table even harder, then we will in any case be right behind you.

One might well wonder if it is a question here of being penny wise and pound foolish.

The Commission should remember that " an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure '.

Robert Maxwell was responsible for stealing millions of pounds of pensioners ' funds in my country.

Billions of pounds are spent caring for workers who have been injured or become ill.

Physically, ENIAC was enormous, weighing more than 27,000 kilograms (60,000 pounds) and filling a large room.

Houses that were being sold five years ago for IEP 80 000 are now selling for IEP 250 000 Irish Pounds.

An Ecstasy tablet costs 20-25p to produce yet is sold for between five to ten pounds.

Billions of pounds are lost every year across the European Union due to money laundering and fraud.