en el diccionario PONS
I. per·for·mance [pəˈfɔ:mən(t)s, ingl. am. pɚˈfɔ:rm-] SUST.
1. performance:
- performance (entertaining, showing)
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- performance of a play, opera, ballet, symphony
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- performance of a part
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- performance of a song, musical piece
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- farewell performance
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- a very creditable performance
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2. performance (capability, effectiveness):
3. performance no pl (execution):
4. performance coloq. (fuss):
- performance
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5. performance ingl. brit. coloq. (difficult job):
6. performance LING.:
- performance
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7. performance FIN.:
- performance
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- performance
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performance SUST. INV. FIN.
performance SUST. DER. ECON.
- performance (von Leistungen)
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- performance (von Leistungen)
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ˈben·efit per·for·mance SUST.
- benefit performance
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com·mand per·ˈform·ance SUST. CINE, TEAT.
- command performance
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eve·ning per·ˈfor·mance SUST.
- evening performance
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high-per·ˈfor·mance ADJ. atrbv.
- high-performance
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non-perˈfor·mance SUST. no pl DER.
- non-performance
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per·ˈfor·mance analy·sis SUST.
- performance analysis of employee, strategy
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per·ˈfor·mance art SUST. no pl
- performance art
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per·ˈfor·mance as·sess·ment SUST.
- performance assessment of employee, strategy
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- performance assessment of shares
- Performance-Messung f
perˈformance-based ADJ.
- performance-based
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