diplomatic

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˌdɪpləˈmætɪk/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(dip′lə mat′ik)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Principal Translations
InglésEspañol
diplomatic adj (relating to diplomacy)diplomático/a adj
 Diplomatic ties have weakened between the two countries because of a border dispute.
 Los lazos diplomáticos entre los dos países se han visto afectados por una disputa relacionada con la frontera.
diplomatic adj figurative (tactful)diplomático/a adj
 Our employees are expected to be diplomatic and maintain client confidentiality.
 Se espera que nuestros empleados sean diplomáticos y mantengan la confidencialidad de los clientes.
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Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
diplomatics (US),
diplomatic (UK) n		 (study of historical documents)diplomacia nf
 Diplomatics is important to the field of history.
diplomatics n rare (diplomacy)diplomacia nf
 The deal failed due to a lack of diplomatics on both sides.
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Compound Forms:
InglésEspañol
diplomatic corps n (body of diplomatic personnel)cuerpo diplomático nm + adj
 Arnold served in the diplomatic corps and became the Ambassador to Egypt.
 Arnol estaba en el cuerpo diplomático y se convirtió en Embajador de Egipto.
diplomatic immunity n (exemption from certain laws)inmunidad diplomática loc nom f
  inmunidad parlamentaria loc nom f
 Intelligence work abroad is carried out under the protection of diplomatic immunity by embassy staff.
 Los trabajos de inteligencia en el extranjero cuentan con inmunidad diplomática para el personal de embajadas.
diplomatic mission n (mission with diplomatic purposes)misión diplomática nf + adj
 President Nixon was on a diplomatic mission to normalize relations with China.
 El presidente Nixon estaba en una reunión diplomática para normalizar las relaciones con China.
diplomatic pouch (US),
diplomatic bag (UK) n		 (not subject to inspection)maleta diplomática loc nom f
  (AR)valija diplomática loc nom f
 The embassy sent the documents to the United States in a diplomatic pouch.
 La embajada mandó los documentos a Estados Unidos en una maleta diplomática.
diplomatic service n (diplomatic corps)servicio diplomático nm + adj
 Donald had a successful career in the diplomatic service.
 Donald tenía una exitosa carrera en el servicio diplomático.
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'diplomatic' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the English description:
ambassador-at-large - chancery - chargé d'affaires - consular - consulate - courtesy call - diplomatic corps - diplomatic mission - diplomatic service - extraordinary - extraterritoriality - legation - military attaché - minister - mission - pay a courtesy call - tactful - tactfully
Spanish:
diplomático - diplomática - cuerpo diplomático - diplomacia - inmunidad diplomática - por vía diplomática - relaciones diplomáticas - representación diplomática - valija diplomática

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