Summary
spread {noun}
generalización · propagación · diferencia
to spread {verb}
difundir · expandirse · generalizarse · desparramar · repartir · propagarse · esparcirse · divulgarse · desparramarse · difundirse · proliferar · derramarse · crecer (rumor) · contagiar · propagar · diseminar · extender · regar · esparcir · desplegar · desparpajar · distribuir · untar · derramar · extender · cundir
English-Spanish translation for "spread"
"spread" Spanish translation
spread {noun}
spread {noun}
An element of that organization is the proposed spread of tele-employment, which will have strikingly detrimental effects on the social...
spread {noun} (also: husbandry, propagation)
These inhibitors can limit the infection and prevent the spread of the virus.
A lack of vets and no epidemic monitoring, which is why the disease spread.
This was the right thing to do, because rapid action prevented the spread of the virus.
There is therefore a connection between the spread of AIDS and the status of women.
These drugs can limit the infection and prevent the spread of the virus.
spread {noun} [fin.]
So, we think there should be a wide spread as far as rates are concerned.
to spread {verb}
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to issue, to broadcast, to suffuse, to disseminate)
of the Church are called to preach and to spread the gospel, to preside over the
We have failed to spread the lessons and values learned from that conflict.
It is also necessary to spread exact information among consumers.
The message of May 30 must be spread; it must be a subject for
We can exploit prejudices or we can help to spread tolerance.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to branch out, to expand)
to spread [spread|spread] {vb}
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to disperse)
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to distribute, share out, to lot, to portion)
Allowance should be made for the fact that smaller Member States have less room to spread the load.
Hence, a ruling that makes it possible to spread the surplus over several months is a rule of good stewardship that we should support.
It was therefore sensible to divide the ECU 1 billion transfer into two and spread it between the last two years of the programme period.
ability to spread risks.
The notion of spreading the burden between the Member States is still taboo.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to propagate)
Infection can sometimes spread through the body and become life-threatening.
You will be able to use the program, but it might be vulnerable to an attack that could spread
Mr Cohn-Bendit said that it is terrible that avian flu may spread from Israel to Palestine.
However, the entire mankind would be in jeopardy if the virus mutates and acquires the ability to spread among humans.
The same person did not say that poverty cannot spread from one to the other; that suffering cannot spread from one to the other.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to be scattered)
to spread [spread|spread] {vb}
This will help to spread awareness of the values we all share.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to mantle)
to spread [spread|spread] {vb}
Cartoons in a newspaper can spread via the internet and global media like wildfire.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to proliferate)
We asked them because mistrust and criticism have been spreading since the refusal of the 1996 discharge.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to pour out, to scatter)
to spread [spread|spread] {vb}
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to infect, to transmit, to pass on)
This will also help reduce the risk of spreading animal diseases.
We urgently need new research into what causes it and how it spreads.
The situation is that this dangerous animal disease spreads in an explosive manner if it is introduced in unvaccinated stocks.
As regards the mechanism for the disease spreading via the floor, I must confess that I really cannot imagine how that is going to happen in practice.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to propagate)
On a number of occasions he has asked Members to help him spread the word.
Some programs are designed to spread their menus over a second monitor if you have one.
By the same token, attempts to spread the Communist plague to other countries were also halted.
It is by chance that we have allowed the disease to spread.
During that time they can spread the virus.
to spread [spread|spread] {vb} (also: to disseminate)
Photos are a great way to spread that ideal.
In reality this would mean success for Milosevic in terms of his policy, for he would actually like to spread this ethno-racist ideology
In rare cases, cancer spreads to the bladder muscle.
And in your own creation and in what He spreads abroad of animals there are signs for a people that have faith;
Cervical cancer spreads to the lymph nodes in the pelvis and around the aorta (one of the major blood vessels in the abdomen).
to spread [spread|spread] {vb}
Your support has helped to spread peace, stability and prosperity in Europe.
Furthermore, the only way in which we can spread our ideas about human rights is by creating a better trained and better educated
These criminal organisations have unrestricted, unregulated use of the Internet, which they use to spread their evil culture throughout the
You can re-share your friends' promotions, and they can re-share yours, so the information can spread throughout Orkut.
The epidemic is spreading in parallel with malnutrition and the food crisis.
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.}
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.} (also: to scatter, to strew, to bestrew, to effuse)
... spread on their fields.
Are the weapons we are using spreading uranium oxide in that area?
Stories need colour, and, unfortunately, that colour is often acquired by spreading scare stories instead of factual information.
Territorial boundaries are becoming practically meaningless as enormous amounts of information are spreading throughout the world almost instantaneously.
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.} (also: to deploy, to open, to spread out, to mount)
to spread out
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.}
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.} (also: to distribute)
Libraries help to spread education and culture more evenly among the population.
With Spread Payments, you can spread the costs of your License and Software Assurance purchase across three equal, annual sums.
It is therefore very easy to spread misinformation, but, as this is of no help to the consumer, this is where policy itself comes into play.
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.} (also: to grease)
Whether it takes the form of a sandwich spread or a drink, its triumphant progress along the supermarket shelves seemed to be unstoppable.
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.} (also: to shed, to scatter, to spill, to pour out)
A light that spreads everywhere, brought by men and women with good will.
to spread [spread|spread] {v.t.} (also: to splay, to prolong, to open out, to make out)
to spread [spread|spread] {v.i.} (also: to grow, to go on a long way)
I am very glad that interest in the Berlaymont building is spreading.
Even though Europe had been preparing for the advent of avian influenza for some time, we did not manage to stop panic spreading.
At present, distrust of the European food industry, of agriculture and of our countryside and farmers is spreading like wildfire.
Hundreds of people have died, thousands of civilian refugees have had to leave their country, hospitals are short of medical supplies and are struggling to cope, and hunger and disease are spreading.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "spread":
© Princeton Universitydispersed · outspread · go around · circulate · distribute · propagate · unfold · spread out · open · diffuse · fan out · scatter · overspread · spreading · bedspread · bedcover · bed cover · bed covering · counterpane · ranch
Usage examples
Usage examples for "spread" in Spanish
Similar words
spotty · spouse · spout  · sprain · sprat · sprawl · sprawling · spray · sprayer · spraying  · spread · spreader · spreader  · spreading · spreadsheet · spreadsheets · spree · sprightly · spring · springboard · springiness
Have a look at the English-Chinese dictionary by bab.la.