English-Spanish translation for "proximate"

proximate {adj.} (also: approximate, rough, close, ballpark)

     proximate clause

     proximate analysis

In addition to the foregoing, attention must be given to the proximate preparation needed to preach the Word of God.

In the World Bank report, they state 'that the main proximate cause of the recession is closure '.

The motion does not adequately take into consideration the resource allocation needs of coastal communities situated proximate to fish stocks.

preparation, both proximate and remote, for the Second Vatican Council, go back to the second half of last century. They have been the object of much study and research.

professionalism of the preacher who knows what he wants to say and who is always backed up by serious remote and proximate preparation. This is far removed from the improvisation of the dilettante.