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2 Resultados de traducción para concern en español

noun | verb

concern noun

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concerns
asunto; inquietud, preocupación; negocio

Ejemplos de uso de
concern noun

  • •They have expressed concern about the cost of the project.
  • •There is some concern that the economy might worsen.
  • •I share your concern about these problems.
  • •Their friend's health is a constant source of concern.
  • •The governor needs to address voters' concerns about the economy.
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  • •They have raised concerns about the cost of the project.
  • •Their friend's health is a constant concern.
  • •His concern with the well-being of his family is obvious.
  • •She has always shown genuine concern for the poor.
  • •I appreciate your concern, but there's really nothing you can do to help.
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Sinónimos de
concern noun

qualm, scruple, compunction, misgiving, doubt, function, duty, role, care, anxiety, worry, uneasiness, disquiet, affair, business, matter, thing, case

Sinónimos detallados para concern noun

Ver: Affair, Care, Function, Qualm

concern verb

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concerned, has concerned, is concerning, concerns
tratarse de, tener que ver con; concernir, incumbir a, afectar

Ejemplos de uso de
concern verb

  • •The novel concerns three soldiers.
  • •This study concerns the noise levels in cities.
  • •This conversation doesn't concern you.
  • •Our mother's illness concerns us.
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Sinónimos de
concern verb

involve
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Traducción inversa para concern

asunto  - affair, matter, subject 
inquietud  - anxiety, uneasiness, worry, restlessness 
preocupación  - worry, concern 
negocio  - business, place of business, deal, transaction, trading 
tratarse de
tener que ver con
concernir  - to be of concern 
incumbir a
afectar  - to affect, to upset, (figurative) to shake up, to feign, to pretend