cuestión
/kwesˈtjon/, [kwesˈt̪jõn]issue, question
Noun cuestión f (plural cuestiones)
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matter, question, issue
- Es cuestión de vida y muerte.
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It’s a matter of life and death.
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(nonstandard, anglicism) question
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(Chile, colloquial) thing
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Los derechos de adopción de parejas del mismo sexo son una importante cuestión para la comunidad GLBT*.
Same-sex adoption rights are an important issue for the LGBT* community.
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La situación era extremadamente peligrosa; era cuestión de vida o muerte.
The situation was extremely dangerous; it was a matter of life and death.
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Él no es capaz de ver la cuestión desde mi punto de vista.
He cannot see the matter from my point of view.
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Eso ni debe ser una cuestión.
That shouldn't even be a question.
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No importa cuán importante puede o no ser la cuestión, debes resolverlo.
No matter how important the question may or may not be, you must solve it.
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La vida es cuestión de prioridades.
Life is a question of priorities.
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Es solo cuestión de tiempo.
It's just a matter of time.
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A medida que pasaba el tiempo, la gente se iba preocupando cada vez más por la cuestión.
As time went on, people grew more and more concerned about the matter.
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No es una cuestión de bueno o malo sino de mejor o peor.
It's not a question of good or bad but of better or worse.
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Encontrar al ladrón es solo cuestión de tiempo.
It's only a matter of time before we find the thief.
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