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Celtic culture - traduction vers espagnol
Celtic culture
Cultura céltica (la forma de vida de los habitantes antiguos del noroeste de Europa)
Celtic languages
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LANGUAGE FAMILY
Celtic language; Q-Celtic; List of Celtic languages; Celtic Languages; P-Celtic and Q-Celtic languages; Q-Celtic hypothesis; Q-Celts; Q Celtic; P-Celtic/Q-Celtic hypothesis; Q Group; Keltic languages; P-Celtic and Q-Celtic; ISO 639:cel; Celtic language family; Celtic language group; Celtic-language; Q-Celtic languages
idiomas célticos (idiomas antiguos del noroeste de Europa)
institutional culture
VALUES AND BEHAVIOURS THAT CONTRIBUTE TO THE UNIQUE SOCIAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT OF AN ORGANIZATION
Corporate culture; Organisational culture; Corporate dna; Cultural web; Institutional culture; Corperate culture; Organizational persona; Corporate Culture; Business culture; Company culture; Deal and Kennedy; Workplace culture; Work culture
(n.) = cultura institucional
Ex: Before attempting to study this institutional culture managers must define their organisation's identity.
Ex: Before attempting to study this institutional culture managers must define their organisation's identity.
Définition
Q-Celtic
¦ noun & adjective another term for Goidelic.
Origin
Q, from the retention of the Indo-Eur. kw sound as q or c in this group of languages.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour Celtic culture
1. Sormani and Pescarolo said their interest in Celtic culture had nothing to with politics and that, instead of the symbols and rites, they studied what was close to their hearts –– a blend of agriculture and wine–growing.
2. They hope to sell the wine to restaurants, bars and auction houses and find wine connoisseurs and fans of Celtic culture willing to pay 140–160 euros ($170–$1'5) for an 80–centiliter vase of wine.