Translate offset from English to Spanish

Summary

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offset:
- desplazar
Wiktionary:
- offset → compensar
- offset → desplazamiento, impresión Offset, compensación, reducción, ajuste, descuento

English

Detailed Translations for offset from English to Spanish

offset

– To move an object from its initial X, Y, and Z (three-dimensional objects only) coordinates to new coordinates. ¹
desplazar
- desplazar verb

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	branch; counterbalance; offset printing; offshoot; outgrowth; runner; set-back; setoff; stolon
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
desplazar	offset	clear away; clear up; convert; dislocate; dismantle; move; move on; nudge; propel; pull a muscle; reduce; remove; resolve; scroll; shift; simplify; strain a muscle; strip down; take apart a machine; trace back; transfer; transform; twist a muscle; unharness; unrig
-	cancel; countervail; set off

beginning; commencement; first; outset; get-go; start; kickoff; starting time; showtime; point; point in time
counterbalance; compensation
stolon; runner; plant organ
outgrowth; branch; offshoot; consequence; effect; outcome; result; event; issue; upshot
offset printing; printing; printing process
set-back; setoff; structure; construction
countervail; balance; equilibrate; equilibrize; equilibrise
cancel; set off
transfer
make; create
print; impress

structure where a wall or building narrows abruptly²
a plate makes an inked impression on a rubber-blanketed cylinder, which in turn transfers it to the paper²
a natural consequence of development²
a horizontal branch from the base of plant that produces new plants from buds at its tips²
a compensating equivalent²
produce by offset printing²
- offset the conference proceedings²
create an offset in²
- offset a wall²
cause (printed matter) to transfer or smear onto another surface²
make up for²
- His skills offset his opponent's superior strength²
compensate for or counterbalance²
- offset deposits and withdrawals²
To move an object from its initial X, Y, and Z (three-dimensional objects only) coordinates to new coordinates.¹

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