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Significados de "violent" en diccionario español inglés : 55 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
violent violento [adj]
violent impetuoso [adj]
General
violent incontrolado [adj]
violent furioso [adj]
violent desapoderado [adj]
violent salvaje [adj]
violent airado [adj]
violent áspero [adj]
violent bravo [adj]
violent bruto [adj]
violent deshecho [adj]
violent duro [adj]
violent encarnizado [adj]
violent feroz [adj]
violent frenético [adj]
violent fuerte [adj]
violent furioso [adj]
violent hooligan (inglés) [adj]
violent huracanado [adj]
violent peligroso [adj]
violent rábido [adj]
violent rabioso [adj]
violent recio [adj]
violent violento [adj]
violent fuerte [adj]
violent fiero [adj]
violent loco [adj]
violent arrebatado [adj]
violent atropellado [adj]
violent abrupto [adj]
violent intenso [adj]
violent animal [adj]
violent arrollador [adj]
violent cruel [adj]
violent bueno [adj]
violent vehemente [adj]
violent severo [adj]
violent duro [adj]
violent desapoderado [adj] rare
violent forzoso [adj] disused
violent impetuosa [adj/f]
violent incontrolada [adj/f]
violent airada [adj/f]
violent arrebatada [adj/f]
violent atropellada [adj/f]
violent furiosa [adj/f]
violent desapoderada [adj/f]
violent violenta [adj/f]
violent intensa [adj/f]
violent arrolladora [adj/f]
violent buena [adj/f]
violent dura [adj/f]
violent severa [adj/f]
Colloquial
violent machetero [adj] VE
Medicine
violent fulminante [adj]

Significados de "violent" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 267 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
mania (violent derangement) manía [f]
General
becoming violent airamiento [m]
violent disruption airamiento [m]
violent movement batimiento [m]
violent movement batuqueo [m]
violent political disturbance cataclismo [m]
violent upheaval in society cataclismo [m]
violent shaking cimbronazo [m]
violent heat fervor [m]
violent effort forcejón [m]
violent fall gachapazo [m]
violent blow on the windpipe gaznatazo [m]
violent blow on the windpipe gaznatón [m]
violent or noisy blow golpazo [m]
violent fall guacharrazo [m]
violent blow trallazo [m]
violent pigment/dye violeta [m]
violent northeasterly wind zarzaganillo [m]
violent protest asonada [f]
violent blow on the windpipe gaznatada [f]
violent death muerte violenta [f]
become violent arrojarse [v]
be caused (violent movements) desencadenarse [v]
be triggered (violent movements) desencadenarse [v]
become violent enfurecerse [v]
make violent violentar [v]
become violent violentarse [v]
violent crime crimen [m]
sudden violent conflagración [f]
very violent fiero [adj]
very violent feroz [adj]
by violent means por medios violentos [adj]
get violent or furious ensangrentarse [v]
become violent ponerse violento [v]
in a violent way violentamente [adv]
sound of a violent impact zas [interj]
quarrel or violent conflict between several people, usually due to the dispute of something material and of value garata con puños [n] DO PR
less violent menos violento
violent gale airón [m]
violent shower of rain chaparrazo [m]
violent fever calenturón [m]
violent ringing of a bell campanillazo [m]
noisy violent fall batacazo [m]
child or other person in a violent passion berrín [m]
violent blow with a bowl bolazo [m]
violent heat fervor [m]
violent prick with a spur espolazo [m]
a violent and ill-tempered person energúmeno [m]
violent storm huracán [m]
violent effort forcejón [m]
violent desire pujo [m]
a violent wind pampero [m]
violent handling sobado [m]
unexpected and violent attack viaje [m]
violent pull of the bridle sofrenazo [m]
violent passion volcán [m]
violent fall zaparrazo [m]
violent north-easterly storm zarzaganillo [m]
violent shock sequete [m]
violent sea-wind vendaval [m]
violent wind ventarrón [m]
violent pain of body/mind agonía [f]
violent sally arrancada [f]
violent vomiting affecting europeans when they arrived to torrid zones chapetonada [f]
violent extension of the arms braceada [f]
violent headache cefalea [f]
violent blow with a quoit herronada [f]
violent blow on the windpipe gaznatada [f]
violent movement of the leg pernada [f]
violent passion llama [f]
violent gust of wind sobrevienta [f]
a violent and ill-tempered person energúmena [f]
be agitated by any violent passion abrasarse [v]
fly into a violent passion amostazarse [v]
fly into a violent passion desenfrenarse [v]
distort the body with violent motions desgoznarse [v]
move in a violent manner batir [v]
throw into a violent passion desatinar [v]
experience a violent motion descoyuntarse [v]
become violent enojarse (viento/mar) [v]
fly into a violent passion enfurruñarse [v]
fly into a violent passion emberrincharse [v]
become violent alborotarse [v]
fly into a violent passion emberrenchinarse [v]
fly into a violent passion encolerizarse [v]
become violent enfurecerse [v]
move in a violent manner sacudir violentamente algo [v]
violent language tempestades [f/pl]
violent shaking socollón [m] CR
violent disrespect desentono [m] fig.
violent nervous jerk cimbronazo [m] AR CO UY
violent affection derretimiento [m] fig.
violent north-east wind papagaya [m] CAM
violent blow with both hands manteniente [m] disused
violent plundering arranchón [m] EC PE
violent fall barquinazo [m] SV NI GT
violent robbery arrebato [m] CU AR
violent robbery arrebatón [m] NI VE
violent hit with a ball blancazo [m] BO
violent fall from a cliff/precipice desbarrancamiento [m] HN PE CL
people who have left a subversive and violent group descolgado [m] CL
violent pull or blow jalonazo [m] MX GT NI CR CO BO
violent pull or blow cuerazo [m] CR
violent movement or shaking cimbrón [m] MX GT CR AR SV EC
violent movement or shaking cimbronazo [m] CR AR UY
violent and surprising aggression esquinazo [m] PE
discussion or violent and unpleasant exchange of words entredicho [m] EC PE BO CL AR UY
violent fight or brawl entrevero [m] CL AR UY
violent or sudden jerk estironazo [m] CR
violent crash estrallón [m] CU DO
violent car crash estrellón [m] GT CR PA CU DO PR CO EC PE BO CL
hard and violent blow golpetón [m] VE BO
superficial wound caused by a violent graze guayón [m] DO teen
violent and sudden collision against an embankment coloncontrón [m] HN
violent and sudden collision against an embankment coloncontronazo [m] HN
violent fall cuartazo [m] MX
violent pull halón [m] HN NI PA CU DO PR VE EC
violent pull jalón [m] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR CO VE PE EC BO
violent blow with the sharp edge of a knife hachazo [m] VE AR UY BO delinq.
violent jerk jalonazo [m] MX GT NI CR CO BO
violent jerk jaloneo [m] NI BO
violent stomping majón [m] CR
violent stomping majonazo [m] CR DO
violent push quiñazo [m] EC
violent blow quiñazo [m] EC
quick and violent shaking sacudón [m] MX HN SV NI CR CU CO EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
violent recrimination sainete [m] CU
violent shock sacudida [m] PA
violent shock sacudión [m] PA
violent shaking samaqueón [m] SV
violent jerking templón [m] PA
violent dislocation zafonazo [m] CR
violent yanking templón [m] PA
violent yanking tironeo [m] PE BO:W CL
violent yanking tironeo [m] CL
violent jerking tironeo [m] PE BO:W CL
violent jerking tironeo [m] CL
violent discussion topón [m] NI PA
violent pulling templón [m] PA
violent pulling tironeo [m] PE BO:W CL
violent pulling tironeo [m] CL
violent sally arranchón [m] EC PE
ravine or stream formed by violent rain clamor [m] ES local
violent movement esbronce [m] ES local
violent blow hachazo [m] AR UY
violent shaking socollón [m] CR
violent fall arrolada [f] DO
violent hit with a ball blanqueada [f] BO
intense and very violent fight chamusca [f] EC:S
violent vehicular crash estrellada [f] CO PE
violent attack escalpisa [f] PR
rude and violent imposition cañona [f] CU
violent blow matada [f] GT HN SV NI CR CU VE
violent death ejecución [f] MX DO
group of restless and violent people mancha [f] SV NI
section of a newspaper or news of violent events nota colorada [f] HN
injury caused by a violent rubbing ñoma [f] CO:N
violent verbal attack rajada [f] GT HN BO UY
violent response to abuse retopada [f] GT
violent reaction retopada [f] GT
violent shaking zarandeada [f] MX GT CR CO PE BO PY UY
dispute that becomes violent vías de hecho [f] MX DO BO cult
violent and aggressive woman barzola [f] BO
violent fall contramatada [f] PA
violent discussion tangana [f] AN VE
violent discussion tángana [f] AN VE
swayed by violent passion ciego [adj] fig.
very violent when playing (player or athlete) chanchero [adj] CL
brusque and violent penco [adj] GT HN
move in a violent manner batuquear [v] CU CO VE
fly into a violent passion empurrarse [v] CR GT HN HN
fly into a violent passion enchivarse [v] CO EC PR
give a violent blow colisionar [v] CL
violent assault cogotear [v] CL
become violent enfuriarse [v] ES local
be violent to grenchar [v] SV
violent and disordered (dispute for possession of something) al arranche [adv] EC
swayed by violent passion ciega [adj/f] fig.
Idioms
lay violent hands on acometer [v]
die a violent death morir a mano airada [v]
be a violent turmoil ser una sarracina [v]
be violent ser una fiera [v]
be violent ser un vándalo [v]
use harsh or violent sentences in a dispute echar la escandalosa [v]
lay violent hands on agredir
lay violent hands on asaltar
lay violent hands on atacar
be about to do something violent estar con la bala pasada [v] CL
be about to do something violent quedar con la bala pasada [v] CL
make somebody do something physical or violent dar barraca [v] CL
make someone carry out a physical/violent activity (sometimes by subjecting them to corporal punishment) dar huaraca [v] CL
force someone to carry out a physical or violent activity (often using corporal punishment) dar barraca [v] CL
make someone carry out a physical or violent activity (sometimes by subjecting them to corporal punishment) dar guaraca [v] CL
die under violent circumstances hacerse bosta [v] AR UY
become violent when drinking tener mal trago [v] GT HN SV NI UY
Speaking
is it violent? ¿es violento?
he suffered a violent death sufrió una muerte violenta
Phrases
not that violent fight no llegar la sangre al río [v]
a violent argument or a confrontation between supporters of opposing factions la de tirios y troyanos
Colloquial
short violent race apretón [m]
violent person pegón [m]
sudden violent attack viaje [m]
violent/continued indigestion ahitera [f]
violent hunger gazuza [f]
violent vomiting vomitona [f]
violent person pegona [f]
fly into a violent passion emberrenchinarse [v]
violent swaying or upset of vehicle barquinazo [m] outdated
violent car crash estrellonazo [m] CR
violent jerk jalón [m] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR CO VE PE EC BO
violent jerk halón [m] HN NI PA CU DO PR VE EC
violent blow monazo [m] SV
quick and violent shaking sacudión [m] CU
violent shaking socollón [m] CR
violent blow to the head crismazo [m] rare
violent indignation arrechera [f] VE NI EC CO:N
violent snatching action occurring while playing capuja capujada [f] BO
violent fight or discussion fajazón [f] CU
violent fall that causes a blow contramatada [f] HN PA CO:C
violent jerk jalada [f] SV CR PE BO
violent blow matada [f] PA EC
violent and repeated beating salsa [f] PR teen
violent and repeated beating salsa [f] UY CL rare
violent (person) fosfórico [adj] EC
get violent achancharse [v] ANS
go toward a thing or a place in a sudden or violent way abalanzarse [v] MX
expressing the execution of a violent action or an immediate blow ¡juácate! [interj] PE
Slang
violent blow morongazo [m] GT HN SV
violent sexual imposition cañona [f] CU
Business
violent dispossession expoliación [f]
Law
violent dispossession expolio [m]
violent crime delito de sangre [m]
violent crime delito político [m]
violent dispossession expoliación [f]
violent crime crimen violento
violent offense ofensa violenta
persistent violent felony offender ofensor persistente en delitos mayores violentos
crime (violent crime) delito (crimen)
violent offense delito violento
violent possession posesión violenta
violent crimes crímenes violentos
violent death muerte a mano armada
violent death muerte violenta
sexually violent predator depredador sexualmente violento
Education
violent behavior conducta violenta
Demographics
violent deaths muertes violentas
Engineering
violent earthquake megasismo [m]
Medicine
violent death occisión [f]
violent crisis hipercrisis [f]
violent death muerte a mano airada
violent death muerte violenta
Psychology
violent behavior conducta violenta
violent behaviour conducta violenta
violent behavior comportamiento violento
violent conduct conducta violenta
Maritime
violent wind cascarrón [m]
violent docking atracada a la holandesa [f]
violent docking atracada a la rusa [f]
Botanic
violent fall precipicio [m]
Hydrology
violent storm borrasca [f]
violent storm temporal duro
violent storm tormenta violenta
Military
order heavy work or violent exercises bailar [v] AR
Sports
a very aggressive or overly violent player cuchi [m/f] BO:W,C
Football
violent kick to an opponent's shin guadañazo [m] BO AR UY
violent kicks or scissors applied to a soccer opponent paralítica [f] AR
British Slang
silent but violent silencioso pero mortal (a menudo utilizado para un pedo)