Translation for "capital s" to spanish

Capital s

noun

• capital
• mayúscula
• capitel
• mayor

Translation examples

capital noun

There used to be a capital-S Society made up of the wives of the owners of the city enterprises.
Antes existía una sociedad de capital formada por las esposas de los propietarios de las empresas de la ciudad.

He made use of psychology: He offered things like Security, with a capital S.
He made use of psychology: He offered things like Security, with a capital S.

'Coming. The fact is that once I was there, ingratiating myself with some of the usual crowd, old chums from troubled times of yore, I began to make inquiries about this Miquel Moliner, the husband of your Mata Hari Nuria Monfort, and a supposed inmate at the local penitential.' 'Supposed?' 'With a capital S.
'Coming. The fact is that once I was there, ingratiating myself with some of the usual crowd, old chums from troubled times of yore, I began to make inquiries about this Miquel Moliner, the husband of your Mata Hari Nuria Monfort, and a supposed inmate at the local penitential.' 'Supposed?' 'With a capital S.

mayúscula noun

And it's a capital "N" and a capital "S."
Y es N mayúscula y S mayúscula.

To whom? To the police? To the state? To Society with a capital -S?- No. To Starr.
¿A quién? ¿A la policía? ¿Al estado? ¿A la Sociedad con s mayúscula? No. A Starr.

In the eyes of Someone, capital S, he was not much better than those others.
A los ojos de Alguien, con A mayúscula, él no era mucho mejor que todos aquellos otros.

One of the characters, the capital S, was always slightly tilted to the right.
Una de las letras, la S mayúscula, aparecía siempre ligeramente ladeada hacia la derecha.

And so the capital C and the capital S hadn't leapt out at her, but now that she looked more carefully, she could see them. No, no, no!
Y así, la mayúscula C y la mayúscula S no habían saltado a ella, pero ahora que miraba con más cuidado, podría verlos. ¡No, no, no!

It is it that decides our destiny.” For once, he had even used a capital S. May 22, 1933.
Es ella la que decide nuestro destino.» Por una vez, había usado la mayúscula. 22 de mayo de 1933.

"As you all know," began Harry, "Science with a capital S is a big thing in the military world these days.
—Como todos sabéis —comenzó Harry—, la Ciencia con mayúscula es muy importante en el ámbito militar hoy en día.

“Starving with a capital S,” she complained. The guy in line ahead of me paid and carried off his food.
—Estoy muerta de hambre, con «H» mayúscula —se quejó. El primero de la cola pagó y se llevó su pedido.

All he would tell me was that he was on his way to the Singing, and the way he said it there was no doubt about the capital S.
Todo lo que me dijo es que iba en camino al Cántico y por su manera de decir esa palabra no cabía duda de que la «C» era mayúscula.