BRAIN DEATH - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

brain death SUBST U

brain death

muerte f clínica

brain death

muerte f cerebral

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

muerte cerebral

brain death

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. brain [Am breɪn, Brit breɪn] SUBST

1. brain (organ):

brain

cerebro m

the human brain

el cerebro humano

2. brain (intellect):

she's got a good brain

es muy inteligente

his brain is still as agile as ever

la cabeza le sigue funcionando perfectamente

to be bored out of one's brain Brit ugs

estar aburrido como una ostra ugs

to have sth on the brain ugs

tener algo metido en la cabeza

she's got that boy on the brain

tiene a ese chico metido en la cabeza

she's got that boy on the brain

tiene el seso sorbido por ese chico ugs

3. brain (clever person):

brain

cerebro m

the best brains in the country

los mejores cerebros del país

II. brain [Am breɪn, Brit breɪn] VERB trans ugs

brain

romperle la crisma a ugs

I'll brain you if you don't shut up!

¡te rompo la crisma si no te callas! ugs

brains [breɪnz] SUBST

1.1. brains + pl Verb (substance):

brains

sesos mpl

brains GASTRO

sesos mpl

to blow sb's brains out

levantarle la tapa de los sesos a alguien

1.2. brains + pl Verb (intelligence):

brains

inteligencia f

brains aren't needed for this job

para este trabajo no se necesita mucha inteligencia

to pick sb's brains I'd like to pick your brains about an article I'm writing

quisiera hacerte unas preguntas or consultas acerca de un artículo que estoy escribiendo

to rack or cudgel one's brains (over sth)

devanarse los sesos (con algo)

2.1. brains + Sg Verb (mastermind):

brains

cerebro m

brains

autor m intelectual / autora f intelectual LatAm

she's the brains behind the operation

es el cerebro intelectual de la operación

she's the brains behind the operation

es la autora intelectual de la operación LatAm

2.2. brains + Sg Verb (clever person):

brains

lumbrera f

he's the brains of the family

es la lumbrera de la familia

death [Am dɛθ, Brit dɛθ] SUBST

1. death U or C (end of life):

death

muerte f

death

fallecimiento m form

to die a natural death

morir de muerte natural

he died a peaceful death

tuvo una buena muerte or una muerte tranquila

the fire caused several deaths

el incendio causó varios muertos or cobró varias víctimas

the illness can result in death

la enfermedad puede ser mortal

death by strangulation/drowning

muerte por estrangulación/inmersión

they were united in death liter

la muerte los unió

death to the traitor!

¡muerte al traidor!

to put sb to death

ejecutar a alguien

he was sentenced to death/to death by hanging

lo condenaron a muerte/a morir en la horca

he was stabbed/beaten to death

lo mataron a puñaladas/golpes

to freeze/starve to death

morirse de frío/hambre

to bleed to death

morir desangrado

he drank himself to death

el alcohol acabó con él or lo mató

to fight to the death

luchar a muerte

a duel to the death

un duelo a muerte

to death as intensifier ugs to be scared to death

estar muerto de miedo

they're frightened to death of losing their jobs

tienen un miedo espantoso de perder el trabajo

I was bored to death

me aburrí como una ostra ugs

I'm sick to death of your complaining

estoy hasta la coronilla de tus quejas ugs

his mother spoiled him to death

la madre lo echó a perder con tanto mimo or lo malcrió de mala manera

I'm worried to death

estoy preocupadísima

as pale as death

blanco como un papel

you look as pale as death

estás blanco como un papel

at death's door

a las puertas de la muerte

to be the death of sb

acabar con alguien

you'll be the death of your poor mother

vas a acabar con tu pobre madre

you'll be the death of your poor mother

vas a matar a disgustos a tu pobre madre

to catch one's death (of cold)

agarrarse una pulmonía doble

to catch one's death (of cold)

coger una pulmonía doble Esp

to do sth to death that play has been done to death

esa obra está muy trillada

if they get hold of a good idea, they tend to do it to death

si se les ocurre una buena idea, la repiten hasta la saciedad or hasta el cansancio

Richard II was done to death in his prison cell liter

a Ricardo II lo asesinaron or le dieron muerte en su celda

to hang on like grim death

aferrarse con todas sus fuerzas

to look like (grim) death

tener la cara desencajada

you look like death warmed over or Brit up scherzh

¡tienes muy mala cara!

2. death (end):

death

fin m

that was the death of my hopes/ambitions

eso acabó con mis esperanzas/ambiciones

it's death to small businesses

para los negocios pequeños es la ruina

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brain death SUBST

brain death

muerte f clínica [o cerebral]

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. brain [breɪn] SUBST

1. brain (organ):

brain

cerebro m

2. brain pl (substance):

brain

sesos m Pl

3. brain (intelligence):

brain

cabeza f

to have brains

ser inteligente

4. brain ugs (intelligent person):

brain

cerebro m

brain

lumbrera f

the best brains

los mejores cerebros

Wendungen:

to beat one's brains out ugs

estrujarse el cerebro

to blow sb's brains out ugs

levantar la tapa de los sesos a alguien

to have sth on the brain ugs

estar obsesionado con algo

to pick sb's brains ugs

hacer preguntas a alguien

to rack one's brain

devanarse los sesos

II. brain [breɪn] VERB trans ugs

brain

romper la crisma a

death [deθ] SUBST

death

muerte f

frightened to death

muerto de miedo

to die a natural death

morir de muerte natural

to put sb to death

matar a alguien

to catch one's death of cold

coger una gripe de muerte

Wendungen:

to be at death's door

estar a las puertas de la muerte

to be bored to death with sth

morirse de aburrimiento con algo

to dice with death

jugar con la muerte

to laugh oneself to death

morirse de la risa

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brain death SUBST

brain death

muerte f clínica [o cerebral]

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. brain [breɪn] SUBST

1. brain (organ):

brain

cerebro m

2. brain:

brains (substance)

sesos m Pl

3. brain (intelligence):

brain

cabeza f

to have brains

ser inteligente

4. brain ugs (intelligent person):

brain

cerebro m

brain

lumbrera f

the best brains

los mejores cerebros

Wendungen:

to beat one's brains out ugs

estrujarse el cerebro

to blow sb's brains out ugs

levantar la tapa de los sesos a alguien

to have sth on the brain ugs

estar obsesionado con algo

to pick sb's brains ugs

hacer preguntas a alguien

to rack one's brain

devanarse los sesos

II. brain [breɪn] VERB trans sl

brain

romper la crisma a

death [deθ] SUBST

death

muerte f

to die a natural death

morir de muerte natural

to put sb to death

matar a alguien

to be bored to death with sth ugs

morirse de aburrimiento con algo

scared to death ugs

muerto de miedo

to catch one's death of cold

coger una gripe de muerte

Wendungen:

to be at death's door

estar a las puertas de la muerte

to be the death of sb/sth

acabar con alguien/algo

Present

I	brain
you	brain
he/she/it	brains
we	brain
you	brain
they	brain

Past

I	brained
you	brained
he/she/it	brained
we	brained
you	brained
they	brained

Present Perfect

I	have	brained
you	have	brained
he/she/it	has	brained
we	have	brained
you	have	brained
they	have	brained

Past Perfect

I	had	brained
you	had	brained
he/she/it	had	brained
we	had	brained
you	had	brained
they	had	brained

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

For instance, a 2008 article expressed the wish that the debate on brain death be reopened because of new developments in the medical world.

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Continued oxygen deprivation results in fainting, long-term loss of consciousness, coma, seizures, cessation of brain stem reflexes, and brain death.

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If hypoxia lasts for long periods of time, coma, seizures, and even brain death may occur.

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The hospital further stated that reflexive movements are not uncommon in cases of brain death.

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He fell into an almost immediate coma after the fight and by the time he reached a local hospital, brain death had occurred.

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