Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Off-Centre

Not located at the center; displaced from the central point.

Offbrechen

To break off or detach something from a larger entity.

Offender

A person who commits an illegal act or crime.

Offloader

A person or device that removes cargo from a vehicle or storage.

Offshoring

The practice of relocating business processes or services to another country, typically to take advantage of lower costs.

One-Day

Describing something that lasts or occurs within a single day.

Open Dialogue

A form of communication that emphasizes openness and honesty in discussions, often used in therapeutic or conflict resolution contexts.

Opening Speech

A formal address delivered at the beginning of a gathering or event.

Operational Guideline

A set of instructions or principles that outline how to perform a specific task or process.

Opt-Out

To choose not to participate in something, especially in a program or service.

Otherwise

In a different way or manner.

Ought

Used to indicate duty, propriety, or moral obligation.