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abruptly

Meanings of "abruptly" in Spanish English Dictionary : 27 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
Common
1	Common	abruptly	de repente [adv]
General
2	General	abruptly	abruptamente [adv]
3	General	abruptly	bruscamente [adv]
4	General	abruptly	de forma imprevisible [adv]
5	General	abruptly	de golpe [adv]
6	General	abruptly	inesperadamente [adv]
7	General	abruptly	arrebatadamente [adv]
8	General	abruptly	súbitamente [adv]
9	General	abruptly	secamente [adv]
10	General	abruptly	repentinamente [adv]
11	General	abruptly	atropelladamente [adv]
12	General	abruptly	precipitadamente [adv]
13	General	abruptly	de repente [adv]
14	General	abruptly	rudamente [adv]
15	General	abruptly	ásperamente [adv]
16	General	abruptly	ex-abrupto [adv]
Idioms
17	Idioms	abruptly	de la noche a la mañana [adv]
18	Idioms	abruptly	en un improviso [adv] rare
19	Idioms	abruptly	de romanía [adv] disused
Phrases
20	Phrases	abruptly	en un improviso [adv]
21	Phrases	abruptly	de la noche a la mañana [adv]
22	Phrases	abruptly	de estampida [adv]
23	Phrases	abruptly	de rondón [adv]
Colloquial
24	Colloquial	abruptly	de golpe y porrazo [adv]
25	Colloquial	abruptly	de buenas a primeras [adv]
26	Colloquial	abruptly	burla burlando [adv]
27	Colloquial	abruptly	a empellones [adv]

Meanings of "abruptly" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 47 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
General
1	General	stop abruptly	calarse [v]
2	General	leave abruptly	echarse el pollo [v]
3	General	leave abruptly	mandarse a cambiar [v]
4	General	stop abruptly	parar en seco [v]
5	General	stop abruptly	pararse en seco [v]
6	General	vanish abruptly	mandarse [v]
7	General	retort abruptly and insolently	brincar [v] CO
8	General	start an action abruptly	coger [v] VE
9	General	throw, fling, or toss away abruptly	hondear [v] PA DO
10	General	throw, fling, or toss away abruptly	jondear [v] PA DO
11	General	throw, fling, or toss away abruptly	jondiar [v] DO
12	General	throw, chuck, or toss something away abruptly	hondear [v] PA DO
13	General	throw, chuck, or toss something away abruptly	jondiar [v] DO
14	General	throw, chuck, or toss something away abruptly	jondear [v] PA DO
15	General	throw, chuck, or toss something away abruptly	jondiar [v] DO
16	General	leave abruptly	mandarse [v] HN
17	General	start abruptly	rajar [v] DO
Idioms
18	Idioms	terminate something abruptly	dar jicarazo [v]
19	Idioms	die abruptly	quedar seco [v]
20	Idioms	skip the subject abruptly	ir de uvas a peras [v]
21	Idioms	leave abruptly	abrir gas [v] DO
22	Idioms	leave abruptly	abrir una raya [v] GT CU
23	Idioms	leave abruptly	abrir raya [v] GT CU
24	Idioms	abruptly come to an end	cortarse la leche [v] CL
25	Idioms	abruptly lose interest in something	cortarse la leche [v] CL
26	Idioms	abruptly suspend something undertaken	hacer chiras pelas [v] MX
27	Idioms	leave abruptly	mandarse a cambiar [v] BO AR rare
28	Idioms	leave abruptly	mandarse a cambiar [v] PA CL
29	Idioms	leave abruptly	mandarse a mudar [v] PA PE BO CL AR UY
30	Idioms	leave abruptly	mandarse mudar [v] EC PE BO CL UY
31	Idioms	reject abruptly	mandar a rodar [v] PA PE BO UY
32	Idioms	stop abruptly	parar de un solo viaje [v] NI
33	Idioms	say something abruptly or bluntly	soltar el tigre [v] PE
34	Idioms	abruptly or very quickly	a rompe cincha [adv] EC
35	Idioms	abruptly or very quickly	a raja cincha [adv] AR UY
36	Idioms	stopping abruptly and definitively	en raya [adv] CR
Colloquial
37	Colloquial	stop abruptly	dejar cortado [v]
38	Colloquial	finish something abruptly	dar jicarazo [v]
39	Colloquial	die abruptly	quedar seco [v]
40	Colloquial	draw away abruptly	barrerse [v] MX
41	Colloquial	stop abruptly (vehicle)	amarrarse [v] MX
42	Colloquial	leave abruptly	encuetarse [v] BO
43	Colloquial	start abruptly	picar [v] CO PE BO CL PY AR UY
Engineering
44	Engineering	abruptly termination of a program or procedure	terminación abrupta de un programa o proceso
Botanic
45	Botanic	abruptly pinnate	pinnado abrupto
Botany
46	Botany	abruptly pinnate	pinado con un par de folíolos en el ápice [adj]
47	Botany	abruptly pinnate	pinado con un par de folíolos en el ápice [adj]