dominate
BrE /ˈdɒmɪneɪt/ AmE /ˈdɑːməˌneɪt/
verb en → es
past dominated pp dominated ing dominating
to have control or power over a place, situation, or group of people
dominar, tener el control de
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Collocations dominate a market · dominate a conversation
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The company dominates the local market.
La empresa domina el mercado local.
to be seen from a particular place, especially because it is very tall or high
dominar (la vista)
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Collocations the view dominates the landscape · a building dominates a skyline
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The castle dominates the town.
El castillo domina la ciudad.
to be much better than other people or teams in a sport, competition, etc.
dominar (en deportes)
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Collocations dominate the league · dominate a tournament
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The team dominates the league.
El equipo domina la liga.
to be very noticeable or important in a situation, place, etc.
dominar (en sentido figurado)
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Collocations the issue dominates the debate · a problem dominates a person's life
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The issue of unemployment dominates the election campaign.
El problema del desempleo domina la campaña electoral.
to be very noticeable or important in a situation, place, etc.
dominar (en sentido figurado)
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Collocations the issue dominates the debate · a problem dominates a person's life
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The issue of unemployment dominates the election campaign.
El problema del desempleo domina la campaña electoral.