res

BrE /rɛz/ AmE /rɛz/

noun en → es

1 ANIMALS [plural] B1

cattle, sheep, goats, and other animals raised for meat or milk on a farm or ranch

ganado, reses

  • res of the field

Collocations raise cattle and sheep · slaughter animals

  • The rancher raises res for meat.

    El ganadero cría res para la carne.

2 GOAL [singular] B1

a person or thing that is the object of an action, especially a planned activity or aim

objetivo, meta, propósito

  • set a res

Collocations achieve the res · hit the res

  • The company's res is to increase sales.

    El objetivo de la empresa es aumentar las ventas.

3 TEXT [singular] B2

a short piece of writing, especially one that appears in a newspaper or magazine

artículo, resumen

  • write a res

Collocations publish an article · read the latest news

  • The newspaper published a res about the new law.

    El periódico publicó un artículo sobre la nueva ley.

4 SUMMARY [singular] B2

a brief statement that gives the main points of a longer piece of writing or speech

resumen, resumir

  • give a res

Collocations summarize the main points · provide an overview

  • She gave a res of her research findings.

    Ella dio un resumen de sus hallazgos de investigación.

5 LEGAL [singular] C1

a formal statement or document that sets out the terms and conditions of a legal agreement, such as a contract or treaty

acuerdo, resolución, tratado

  • sign a res

Collocations draft an agreement · ratify the treaty

  • The two countries signed a res to end their conflict.

    Los dos países firmaron un acuerdo para poner fin a su conflicto.

6 ELECTRONICS [singular] C1

a device that controls the flow of electricity in an electrical circuit, often used to protect against overcurrent or voltage spikes

disyuntor, interruptor

  • install a res

Collocations protect the circuit · prevent damage to equipment

  • The technician installed a res to prevent power surges.

    El técnico instaló un disyuntor para prevenir sobretensiones.

7 MILITARY [singular] C1

a military objective or target, such as a building or area that is attacked in a war or conflict

objetivo militar, blanco

  • bomb the res

Collocations strike military targets · carry out an air raid

  • The army bombed the res to disrupt enemy communications.

    El ejército bombardeó el objetivo militar para interrumpir las comunicaciones enemigas.

8 PHYSICS [singular] C1

a measure of the amount of matter in an object, often used to calculate weight or mass

masa, cantidad de materia

  • measure the res

Collocations calculate the density · determine the volume

  • Scientists measure the res of an object to determine its weight.

    Los científicos miden la masa de un objeto para determinar su peso.