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contract Significado & definición

0 a legal agreement between people or organizations -- contrato
1 to become smaller or shorter, or to make something do this -- contraer(se)
- The wood contracts in dry weather.
2 a written legal agreement between people -- contrato [ masculine ]
- to sign a contract firmar un contrato
- She was offered a two-year contract with the company. Le ofrecieron un contrato de dos años con la compañía.
- the terms of the contract los términos del contrato
3 to become smaller -- contraerse
- The rubber ring will contract in cool water. El anillo de goma se contraerá en agua fría.
4 to hire sb or be hired to do sth -- contratar
- We contracted to deliver the bricks. Contratamos que nos entregaran los ladrillos.
5 to get a disease or illness -- contraer
- to contract malaria contraer malaria

Liberalisation of the market makes it impossible in practice to finance new investment by means of long-term supply contracts.
The only problem we have is that we have turned down, for purely legal reasons, the form of contract which the owner was offering us.
We have already dealt with that in relation to the earlier proposals on part-time work and on fixed-term contract working.
We know that there is still no database of contracts.
We must somehow move from constraint to contract.
In order to protect these needs, however, it is necessary for these forms of contract to be genuinely finalised.
This legislation cannot be expanded or altered by means of directives whose scope should be limited to works, supply and service contracts.
Firstly, a compulsory contract with processors who, in turn, must prove that the flax has been processed.