English Word: jar
Spanish Word: el frasco, el tarro
Now you know how to say jar in Spanish. :-)
Translated sentences containing 'jar'
The antibiotic comes inside the jar.
El antibiótico viene en el frasco.
He, however, kept it, and he showed me something in a glass jar that is a real ecological disaster in the making.
Sin embargo, él la guardó y me mostró algo en un bote de cristal que constituye un verdadero desastre ecológico en ciernes.
It is against this background that the Joint Aviation Requirements, known as JAR-OPS, agreed by the JAA in 1995, are now being transposed into European Union law.
Con estos antecedentes, los requisitos aeronáuticos conjuntos, conocidos como JAR-OPS y adoptados por las JAA en 1995, están siendo ahora incorporados al Derecho comunitario.
It was not the purpose of this regulation to re-open a debate on the substance of JAR: the purpose was to ensure harmonisation.
Su objetivo no era reabrir el debate sobre la esencia de los JAR, sino garantizar la armonización.
In addition, it should be recognised that JAR-OPS has been implemented on a national basis and is applicable to European countries outside the EU.
Asimismo, debería reconocerse que los JAR-OPS han venido aplicándose a nivel nacional y que se aplican en países europeos que no forman parte de la UE.
This amendment seeks to increase the required frequency of recurrent training and to so well beyond the requirements of JAR-OPS from which our proposal originates.
Esta enmienda tiene como fin incrementar la frecuencia requerida de la formación continua e ir mucho más lejos que la exigida en los Requisitos Aeronáuticos Conjuntos-Operaciones de Aeronaves en los que se originan nuestra propuesta.
In this regard, the JAR-OPS 1 Regulation constitutes a good basis from which we can work, with minimum changes, in order to amend the appropriate regulations.
En este sentido, el Reglamento JAR-OPS 1 constituye una buena base para ello, con los mínimos cambios necesarios para enmendar el reglamento adecuado.
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