whose in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I.whose [Am huz, Brit huːz] PRON sing

II.whose [Am huz, Brit huːz] ADJ

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cúyo (cúya)
whose
¿cúyo es ese aposento?
whose is that room?
blanquiazul SPORTS, JOURN equipo/jugador
whose colors are white and blue
comando legal
terrorist cell whose members do not have criminal records
un hombre de rostro inmutable
a man whose expression never changes
una chica de un humor muy cambiante
a girl whose moods are very changeable
prensa del corazón
A type of magazine, with a huge readership in Spain, whose content revolves around the private lives of the rich and famous. The best-known example of the genre is the magazine ¡Hola!, whose English-language version, Hello, has also proved very successful.
cuyo (cuya)
whose
el conductor, cuya identidad no ha sido revelada
the driver, whose identity has not been disclosed
una familia de alcurnia
a family whose ancestry o lineage can be traced back a long way
un desconocido le asestó una puñalada
he was stabbed by an unidentified person o by someone whose identity has not been established

whose in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for whose in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

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whose Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

whose book is this?
¿de quién es este libro?
whose son is he?
¿de quién es hijo?
the girl whose brother I saw
la chica cuyo hermano vi
whose is this pen?
¿de quién es esta pluma?
I know whose this is
sé de quién es esto
word whose stress falls on the penultimate syllable
palabra grave
whose turn is it to deal?
¿a quién le toca dar (las cartas)?
A mestizo in Latin America means a person of mixed race whose parents were of white (i.e. European) and Indian origin. (In Brazil, mestizos are known as mamelucos.)
mestizo
whose is this packet? — it's my parents'
¿y este paquete? — de mis padres
housewife (used to refer to women whose sole interests are their homes, family, personal appearance and gossip)
maruja
American English

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Food processing industry has over 160 processing enterprises, whose products are sold in over 30 countries and regions in the world.
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It centers on a writer whose story-within-a-story forms the basis of the plot.
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A man whose face can't be seen comes into their rooms and takes their hands.
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A small category, on the other hand, is one whose objects and morphisms are members of some set.
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Teams of six, whose members ranged in age from 13 to 17 years, represent their local secondary and international schools.
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It was established in 1902 as a memorial to the great engineer whose name it bears.
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It discusses the laws pertaining to any fruit bearing tree, whose fruits can not be eaten during the first three years the tree produces fruit.
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He also had to separate himself from his daughter whose memory was altered to forget him.
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The winner is the player whose stick first passes the finishing point.
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Prizes are awarded to tickets whose numbers match the drawn ones.
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