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Meanings of
"suddenly"
in Spanish English Dictionary : 88 result(s)
Category
English
Spanish
Common
1
Common
suddenly
de repente
[adv]
2
Common
suddenly
súbitamente
[adv]
General
3
General
suddenly
improvisadamente
[adv]
4
General
suddenly
improvisamente
[adv]
5
General
suddenly
inesperadamente
[adv]
6
General
suddenly
sorpresivamente
[adv]
7
General
suddenly
súbito
[adv]
8
General
suddenly
de tenazón
[adv]
9
General
suddenly
arrebatadamente
[adv]
10
General
suddenly
de golpe
[adv]
11
General
suddenly
ab irato (latín)
[adv]
12
General
suddenly
bruscamente
[adv]
13
General
suddenly
improvisadamente
[adv]
14
General
suddenly
repentinamente
[adv]
15
General
suddenly
súbitamente
[adv]
16
General
suddenly
subitáneamente
[adv]
17
General
suddenly
súbito
[adv]
18
General
suddenly
de buenas a primeras
[adv]
19
General
suddenly
de sopetón
[adv]
20
General
suddenly
pronto
[adv]
21
General
suddenly
de pronto
[adv]
22
General
suddenly
de golpe y porrazo
[adv]
23
General
suddenly
de súbito
[adv]
24
General
suddenly
repentinamente
[adv]
25
General
suddenly
subitáneamente
[adv]
26
General
suddenly
sin esperarse
[adv]
27
General
suddenly
de sopetón
[adv]
28
General
suddenly
improvisamente
[adv]
rare
29
General
suddenly
repente
[adv]
disused
Idioms
30
Idioms
suddenly
de un plumazo
[adv]
31
Idioms
suddenly
de antuvión
[adv]
32
Idioms
suddenly
a las primeras de cambio
[adv]
33
Idioms
suddenly
a deshora
[adv]
34
Idioms
suddenly
a deshoras
[adv]
35
Idioms
suddenly
por ensalmo
[adv]
36
Idioms
suddenly
ex abrupto
[adv]
37
Idioms
suddenly
a la francesa
[adv]
38
Idioms
suddenly
de golpe
[adv]
39
Idioms
suddenly
en justo y creyente
[adv]
40
Idioms
suddenly
como llovido
[adv]
41
Idioms
suddenly
de la noche a la mañana
[adv]
42
Idioms
suddenly
de pronto
[adv]
43
Idioms
suddenly
por puntos
[adv]
44
Idioms
suddenly
de repente
[adv]
45
Idioms
suddenly
en seco
[adv]
46
Idioms
suddenly
de sopetón
[adv]
47
Idioms
suddenly
de súbito
[adv]
48
Idioms
suddenly
a tenazón
[adv]
49
Idioms
suddenly
de buenas a primeras
50
Idioms
suddenly
de golpe
51
Idioms
suddenly
de repente
52
Idioms
suddenly
de pronto
53
Idioms
suddenly
de choz
[adv]
disused
54
Idioms
suddenly
de fresco
[adv]
disused
55
Idioms
suddenly
por horas
[adv]
disused
56
Idioms
suddenly
en un improviso
[adv]
rare
57
Idioms
suddenly
de romanía
[adv]
disused
58
Idioms
suddenly
de salto
[adv]
disused
59
Idioms
suddenly
a sobrevienta
[adv]
rare
Phrases
60
Phrases
suddenly
a espeta perros
[adv]
61
Phrases
suddenly
al buen tuntún
[adv]
62
Phrases
suddenly
aquí te pillo, aquí te mato
[adv]
63
Phrases
suddenly
aquí te pillo y aquí te mato
[adv]
64
Phrases
suddenly
aquí te cojo, aquí te mato
[adv]
65
Phrases
suddenly
aquí te cojo y aquí te mato
[adv]
66
Phrases
suddenly
de estampida
[adv]
67
Phrases
suddenly
de la noche a la mañana
[adv]
68
Phrases
suddenly
por instantes
[adv]
69
Phrases
suddenly
por momentos
[adv]
70
Phrases
suddenly
sin decir agua va
[adv]
71
Phrases
suddenly
de pronto
72
Phrases
suddenly
de buenas a primeras
73
Phrases
suddenly
en tromba
74
Phrases
suddenly
ni corto ni perezoso
Colloquial
75
Colloquial
suddenly
flechado
[adv]
76
Colloquial
suddenly
burla burlando
[adv]
77
Colloquial
suddenly
en bragas
[adv]
78
Colloquial
suddenly
de golpe y porrazo
[adv]
79
Colloquial
suddenly
de un plumazo
[adv]
80
Colloquial
suddenly
de rebato
[adv]
81
Colloquial
suddenly
de rota
[adv]
82
Colloquial
suddenly
de rota batida
[adv]
83
Colloquial
suddenly
al voleo
[adv]
84
Colloquial
suddenly
aquí te cojo, aquí te mato
[expr]
85
Colloquial
suddenly
de choreta
[adv]
HN
86
Colloquial
suddenly
de repente
[adv]
DO
VE
UY
87
Colloquial
suddenly
a los trancazos
[adv]
VE
Engineering
88
Engineering
suddenly
de repente
Meanings of
"suddenly"
with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 211 result(s)
Category
English
Spanish
General
1
General
very suddenly
precipitadamente
[adv]
2
General
come on suddenly
asaltar
[v]
3
General
appear suddenly
comparecer
[v]
4
General
happen suddenly
dar
[v]
5
General
com up suddenly
dar
[v]
6
General
come on suddenly
dar
[v]
7
General
yield suddenly
reparar
[v]
8
General
happen suddenly
salir
[v]
9
General
com up suddenly
salir
[v]
10
General
suddenly show
salir
[v]
11
General
suddenly start
salir
[v]
12
General
happen suddenly
salirse
[v]
13
General
com up suddenly
salirse
[v]
14
General
suddenly work
saltar
[v]
15
General
suddenly turn on
saltar
[v]
16
General
happen suddenly
saltar
[v]
17
General
appear suddenly
saltar
[v]
18
General
happen suddenly
saltear
[v]
19
General
happen suddenly
sobrevenir
[v]
20
General
come up suddenly
sobrevenir
[v]
21
General
happen suddenly
tomar
[v]
22
General
come up suddenly
tomar
[v]
23
General
suddenly appear and disappear
traslumbrarse
[v]
24
General
happen suddenly
venir
[v]
25
General
come up suddenly
venir
[v]
26
General
assail suddenly
sobresaltar
[v]
27
General
disappear suddenly
volar
[v]
28
General
be suddenly jolted into action
dispararse
[v]
29
General
stop suddenly
parar en seco
[v]
30
General
come or go down suddenly from a standing position
sufrir una caída
[v]
31
General
fall suddenly to the ground
sufrir una caída
[v]
32
General
cause someone to become suddenly silent
reducir a alguien al silencio
[v]
33
General
turn suddenly
torcer repentinamente
[v]
34
General
rain heavily and suddenly
chaparrear
[v]
35
General
brake suddenly
frenar repentinamente
[v]
36
General
attack suddenly
atacar de repente
[v]
37
General
be lost suddenly
perderse de repente
[v]
38
General
loud noise of a bolt suddenly shot home
cerrojazo
[m]
39
General
bursting into flame suddenly
deflagrador
[adj]
40
General
strike suddenly
asaltar
[v]
41
General
change colour or expression suddenly
demudarse
[v]
42
General
come on suddenly
descolgarse
[v]
43
General
invade suddenly
irrumpir
[v]
44
General
reappear suddenly
remanecer
[v]
45
General
start suddenly (game)
levantarse
[v]
46
General
become suddenly irate
encolerizarse
[v]
47
General
become suddenly irate
enrabiarse
[v]
48
General
become suddenly irate
contrariarse
[v]
49
General
become suddenly irate
irritarse
[v]
50
General
become suddenly irate
airarse
[v]
51
General
sudden reaction of a horse, which suddenly raises its front legs
abalanzo
[m]
AR
52
General
contents of a liquid vessel, typically water, that suddenly falls on someone
guacalazo
[m]
GT
53
General
a person who suddenly adopts extravagant behavior
camote
[m/f]
CR
54
General
who announces something suddenly
cacaraquiento
[adj]
NI
55
General
acting suddenly and recklessly
disparado
[adj]
CU
BO
56
General
suddenly having a lot of money
pupusudo
[adj]
HN
57
General
become suddenly irate
volarse
[v]
AMER
58
General
leave a place suddenly
abanicarse
[v]
AR
disused
59
General
tell something to somebody suddenly and without thinking
aventarse
[v]
HN
NI
60
General
proceed with cunning suddenly
avivarse
[v]
PE
BO
61
General
get rich suddenly and effortlessly
bolearse
[v]
VE:W
62
General
suddenly occur
borbotar
[v]
HN
63
General
suddenly abandon one's disciplined lifestyle
descachimbarse
[v]
HN
64
General
suddenly stop
frisarse (inglés freeze)
[v]
DO
PR
65
General
overtake someone suddenly or violently blocking their way
cruzarse
[v]
DO
66
General
overtake someone suddenly or violently blocking their way
cruzar
[v]
DO
67
General
leave suddenly
cortarse
[v]
MX
68
General
forcefully or suddenly submerge oneself or something under water
consumirse
[v]
CR
69
General
leave suddenly
jalar
[v]
HN
NI
CR
70
General
accelerate suddenly
majar
[v]
CR
71
General
suddenly change direction
pajarearse
[v]
EC
72
General
suddenly and strongly start doing something
pegar
[v]
PA
PR
EC
BO:E
73
General
suddenly adopt inappropriate behavior
pirarse
[v]
AR
UY
74
General
suddenly blow up
rechiflarse
[v]
AR
UY
75
General
leave suddenly
raspar
[v]
VE
76
General
suddenly behave inappropriately
rayarse
[v]
PE
BO
AR
EC
teen
77
General
suddenly behave inappropriately
rayarse
[v]
UY
rare
78
General
suddenly behave inappropriately
pirarse
[v]
AR
UY
79
General
stop suddenly
rayar
[v]
MX
80
General
suddenly show up
repuntar
[v]
PY
81
General
see someone suddenly
vigiar
[v]
HN
82
General
leave suddenly
virarse
[v]
CL
83
General
be suddenly well off
armarse
[v]
MX
CU
84
General
suddenly appear
choclar
[v]
disused
85
General
fight suddenly
derrancar
[v]
disused
86
General
get into suddenly
encasquetar
[v]
AL
87
General
happen suddenly
incidir
[v]
cult
88
General
come up suddenly
incidir
[v]
cult
89
General
suddenly get into
zamparse
[v]
GT
HN
SV
NI
PA
CU
DO
CO
VE
EC
PE
AR
UY
90
General
suddenly and hastily
a la baqueta
[adv]
PR
91
General
suddenly and unexpectedly
sin decir agua va
[adv]
AR
UY
92
General
bursting into flame suddenly
deflagradora
[adj/f]
Idioms
93
Idioms
decide to do something suddenly
darle a alguien la/una tarántula
[v]
94
Idioms
decide to do something suddenly
darle a alguien la/una tarantela
[v]
95
Idioms
suddenly act unexpectedly (with exaggerated gestures or fuss)
darle a alguien la/una tarántula
[v]
96
Idioms
suddenly act unexpectedly (with exaggerated gestures or fuss)
darle a alguien la/una tarantela
[v]
97
Idioms
appear suddenly in a place
entrar pisando fuerte
[v]
98
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
irse por los cerros de úbeda
[v]
99
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
marcharse por los cerros de úbeda
[v]
100
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
salir por los cerros de úbeda
[v]
101
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
irse por la tangente
[v]
102
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
salirse por la tangente
[v]
103
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
escaparse por la tangente
[v]
104
Idioms
change the subject (suddenly)
ir por la tangente
[v]
105
Idioms
suddenly and completely stop doing something (a bad habit )
pasar el mono a pelo
[v]
106
Idioms
die suddenly
quedar seco
[v]
107
Idioms
appear suddenly
producirse por generación espontánea
[v]
108
Idioms
appear suddenly
surgir por generación espontánea
[v]
109
Idioms
come out suddenly
producirse por generación espontánea
[v]
110
Idioms
come out suddenly
surgir por generación espontánea
[v]
111
Idioms
attack suddenly and in force
repartir golpes a diestro y siniestro
[v]
112
Idioms
attack suddenly and in force
repartir golpes a tontas y a locas
[v]
113
Idioms
attack suddenly and in force
repartir golpes al por mayor
[v]
114
Idioms
attack suddenly and in force
repartir golpes como un descosido
[v]
115
Idioms
do something suddenly
romper a hacer algo
[v]
116
Idioms
disappear and reappear suddenly
ser como el guadiana
[v]
117
Idioms
suddenly start laughing
estallar en una carcajada
[v]
118
Idioms
suddenly start laughing
soltar el chorro
[v]
119
Idioms
suddenly start laughing
soltar el chorro de la risa
[v]
120
Idioms
suddenly start laughing
soltar la carcajada
[v]
121
Idioms
suddenly start laughing
soltar una carcajada
[v]
122
Idioms
begin to laugh suddenly
estallar en una carcajada
[v]
123
Idioms
begin to laugh suddenly
soltar el chorro
[v]
124
Idioms
begin to laugh suddenly
soltar el chorro de la risa
[v]
125
Idioms
begin to laugh suddenly
soltar la carcajada
[v]
126
Idioms
begin to laugh suddenly
soltar una carcajada
[v]
127
Idioms
announce surprising information suddenly and without warning
soltar una andanada
[v]
128
Idioms
begin to laugh suddenly
echar a reír
[v]
129
Idioms
suddenly become loose
romper las amarras
[v]
130
Idioms
suddenly become loose
cortar las amarras
[v]
131
Idioms
begin to cry suddenly
estallar en llanto
[v]
132
Idioms
become suddenly enraged
coger una rabieta
[v]
133
Idioms
become suddenly enraged
coger un berrinche
[v]
134
Idioms
become suddenly enraged
cogerse una rabieta
[v]
135
Idioms
become suddenly enraged
echar la escandalosa
[v]
136
Idioms
become suddenly enraged
llevarse un berrinche
[v]
137
Idioms
flee suddenly from a place
marcharse por el foro
[v]
138
Idioms
flee suddenly from a place
irse por el foro
[v]
139
Idioms
suddenly realize something
caerse de la burra
[v]
140
Idioms
age suddenly
echársele a alguien los años encima
[v]
141
Idioms
age suddenly
venírsele a alguien los años encima
[v]
142
Idioms
happen suddenly
estar al caer
[v]
143
Idioms
fall suddenly
caer de golpe
[v]
144
Idioms
have things suddenly take a turn for the worse
naufragar alguien en el puerto
[v]
145
Idioms
die suddenly
quedarse alguien en el sitio
[v]
146
Idioms
attack or criticize someone suddenly
revirarse contra alguien
[v]
CAR
SCN
147
Idioms
disappear suddenly
hacerse alka
[v]
NI
148
Idioms
disappear suddenly
hacerse alkaseltzer
[v]
NI
149
Idioms
suddenly develop a chaotic situation/confrontation between several people
armarse la bola
[v]
MX
150
Idioms
leave suddenly
alzarse la bata
[v]
CR
disused
151
Idioms
suddenly suspend a fight pretending to surrender and then turning around and surprising the other fighter cock with an unexpected blow (referring to a fighting cock)
dar media vuelta española
[v]
PR
rur.
152
Idioms
suddenly face various mishaps or setbacks in a row
caerle la changa
[v]
PR
153
Idioms
suddenly suspend something that was underway
hacer chiras pelas
[v]
MX
154
Idioms
suddenly become freezing cold
botarse tremendo frío
[v]
CU
155
Idioms
suddenly occur a large problem of social, economic, or political order
armarse la grande
[v]
CO
BO
CL
AR
156
Idioms
suddenly behave like someone who has lost their mind
corrérsele las tejas
[v]
NI
CR
157
Idioms
suddenly take over what is being played, bet, and taken
hacer coca
[v]
DO
158
Idioms
flee suddenly
hacerse bola
[v]
BO
159
Idioms
flee suddenly
hacerse feis
[v]
BO
160
Idioms
flee suddenly
hacerse niguas
[v]
BO:W
161
Idioms
run away suddenly
hacerse bola
[v]
BO
162
Idioms
run away suddenly
hacerse feis
[v]
BO
163
Idioms
run away suddenly
hacerse niguas
[v]
BO:W
164
Idioms
be suddenly surprised
írsele el culo
[v]
SV
165
Idioms
stop doing something suddenly
hacerse atrás
[v]
GT
BO
166
Idioms
leave suddenly
parar el rabo
[v]
CR
disused
167
Idioms
suddenly realize something
pegarse el gomazo
[v]
CL
rare
168
Idioms
suddenly realize something
pegarse los gomazos
[v]
CL
169
Idioms
suddenly get angry for no reason
pegársele el flote
[v]
HN
170
Idioms
suddenly act crazy
pelársele los alambres
[v]
GT
HN
CL
171
Idioms
suddenly act crazy
pelársele los cables
[v]
GT
HN
SV
NI
BO
CL
AR
UY
172
Idioms
suddenly have an idea
prenderse el bombillo
[v]
NI
CR
CU
PR
CO
VE
173
Idioms
suddenly come to mind
repetírsele
[v]
CL
174
Idioms
suddenly have problems
reventar el clavo
[v]
HN
175
Idioms
suddenly occur to someone
repetírsele
[v]
CL
176
Idioms
suddenly occur
reventar el clavo
[v]
HN
177
Idioms
suddenly not care about social norms
tirar la chancleta
[v]
AR
UY
178
Idioms
suddenly and violently
de un ala
[adv]
CL
179
Idioms
arrive suddenly
de paracaídas
[adv]
CU
Speaking
180
Speaking
suddenly a dog appeared in front of me
de repente un perro apareció delante de mí
Phrases
181
Phrases
and suddenly
y de improviso
[adv]
182
Phrases
then suddenly
y de improviso
[adv]
Colloquial
183
Colloquial
fall suddenly
caer a plomo
[v]
184
Colloquial
do or say something suddenly
descolgarse
[v]
185
Colloquial
die suddenly
quedarse en el sitio
[v]
186
Colloquial
happen suddenly
darle algo a alguien
[v]
187
Colloquial
come up suddenly
darle algo a alguien
[v]
188
Colloquial
suddenly show up
descolgarse
[v]
189
Colloquial
die suddenly
quedar seco
[v]
190
Colloquial
decide to do something suddenly
darle a alguien la tarantela
[v]
191
Colloquial
suddenly act unexpectedly
darle a alguien la tarantela
[v]
192
Colloquial
suddenly fat hit the fire
de pronto se armó la gorda
193
Colloquial
fortunate event or occurrence that happens suddenly
champa (del náhuatl)
[f]
PE
194
Colloquial
(something) to happen suddenly to someone, usually overwhelming
caer de peso
[v]
MX
195
Colloquial
die suddenly
caer yesca
[v]
BO:E
196
Colloquial
suddenly turn bad (weather)
fregarse
[v]
BO
197
Colloquial
leave a place suddenly
espiantarse
[v]
AR
disused
198
Colloquial
flee suddenly
hacerse gas
[v]
BO
199
Colloquial
run away suddenly
hacerse gas
[v]
BO
200
Colloquial
run away suddenly
hacerse pepa
[v]
BO
201
Colloquial
flee suddenly
hacerse pepa
[v]
BO
202
Colloquial
suddenly fall down
destortillarse
[v]
CO
203
Colloquial
suddenly fall asleep
dompearse (inglés dump)
[v]
MX
teen
204
Colloquial
suddenly realize something
encendérsele la chispa
[v]
CU
VE
205
Colloquial
suddenly realize something
prendérsele la chispa
[v]
CU
VE
206
Colloquial
at the very moment or suddenly
y ahí no más
[adv]
MX
DO
BO
PY
AR
UY
207
Colloquial
suddenly and recklessly
a la disparada
[adv]
PE
BO
CL
PY
AR
UY
208
Colloquial
suddenly and recklessly
a las disparadas
[adv]
BO
AR
UY
209
Colloquial
express something happened suddenly
¡tácata!
[interj]
PA
Law
210
Law
occur suddenly
sobrevenir
[v]
Mythology
211
Mythology
legendary figure that wanders the streets at night and reveals herself to men as a beautiful woman that suddenly has the face of a horse
la cegua
[f]
HN
SV
NI
CR
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