STORM TROOPS - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

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storm troops SUBST Plsubst

storm troops

tropas fpl de asalto

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. troop [Am trup, Brit truːp] SUBST

1.1. troop:

troop (unit)

compañía f

troop (of cavalry)

escuadrón m

1.2. troop (of Scouts):

troop

tropa f

1.3. troop (of people):

troop ugs

tropel m

troops of people were arriving

la gente llegaba en tropel or en masa

2. troop <troops, pl > (soldiers):

our troops

nuestras tropas

500 troops

500 soldados

II. troop [Am trup, Brit truːp] VERB intr + Adv Kompl

they trooped past the coffin

desfilaron ante el féretro form

to troop in/out

entrar/salir en tropel or en masa

III. troop [Am trup, Brit truːp] VERB trans

troop → Official Birthday

to troop the colour Brit

desfilar con la bandera

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Es el segundo sábado de junio, día en que se celebra el cumpleaños del monarca inglés, aunque no es el día de su nacimiento. Se conmemora con Trooping the Colour, un desfile militar ante el monarca, y con la publicación de una Honours List, los Birthday Honours.

I. storm [Am stɔrm, Brit stɔːm] SUBST

1. storm METEO:

storm

tormenta f

a storm at sea

una tempestad

a storm at sea

un temporal

let's try to get home before the storm breaks

intentemos llegar a casa antes de que se desate or se desencadene la tormenta

a storm in a teacup Brit

una tormenta en un vaso de agua

to take sth by storm

tomar algo por asalto

to take sth by storm

asaltar algo

she took New York's audiences by storm

cautivó al público neoyorquino

she took New York's audiences by storm

tuvo un éxito clamoroso en Nueva York

to weather or ride (out) the storm

capear el temporal

2. storm:

storm (of abuse)

torrente m

storm (of protest)

ola f

storm (of protest)

tempestad f

storm (uproar)

escándalo m

storm (uproar)

revuelo m

a new storm broke

estalló un nuevo escándalo

a new storm broke

se volvió a armar un revuelo

his fifth novel was launched in a storm of publicity

su quinta novela fue lanzada con mucha alharaca or con gran despliegue publicitario

II. storm [Am stɔrm, Brit stɔːm] VERB intr

1.1. storm (move violently) + Adv Kompl:

troops stormed into the country

las tropas marcharon sobre el país

she stormed into the office

irrumpió en la oficina

she stormed into the office

entró en la oficina como un vendaval

furious, he stormed out of the meeting

abandonó la reunión furioso

the crowd stormed through the gates

la multitud se precipitó por la verja

1.2. storm (blow violently):

storm wind:

soplar con fuerza

2. storm (express anger):

storm

despotricar

storm

vociferar

he stormed at the manager

le dijo de todo al gerente

she stormed at or over the delay

se puso furiosa por el retraso

III. storm [Am stɔrm, Brit stɔːm] VERB trans

1. storm (attack, capture):

storm city/fortress

tomar por asalto

storm city/fortress

asaltar

storm house

irrumpir en

2. storm (say angrily):

storm

bramar

this is outrageous, she stormed

—esto es un escándalo —bramó

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I. troop [tru:p] SUBST

1. troop pl MILIT:

troop

tropas f Pl

cavalry troop

escuadrón m de caballería

2. troop (of people):

troop

grupo m

II. troop [tru:p] VERB intr

to troop in/out

entrar/salir en tropel

III. troop [tru:p] VERB trans

to troop the colour Brit

presentar la bandera

I. storm [stɔ:m, Am stɔ:rm] SUBST

1. storm METEO:

storm

tormenta f

2. storm übtr (argument):

storm

trifulca f

storm of protest

ola f

storm of criticism

vendaval f

storm of applause

salva f

political storm

revuelo m político

3. storm:

to take sth by storm

asaltar algo

to take sb by storm

cautivar a alguien

Wendungen:

a storm in a teacup

mucho ruido y pocas nueces

to ride out [or to weather] the storm

capear el temporal

II. storm [stɔ:m, Am stɔ:rm] VERB intr

1. storm Am METEO:

storm

haber tormenta

storm winds

soplar con fuerza

2. storm (speak angrily):

storm

bramar

III. storm [stɔ:m, Am stɔ:rm] VERB trans

storm town, castle

asaltar

storm house

irrumpir en

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I. troop [trup] SUBST

1. troop:

troops MILIT

tropas f Pl

cavalry troop

escuadrón m de caballería

2. troop (of people):

troop

grupo m

II. troop [trup] VERB intr

to troop in/out

entrar/salir en tropel

I. storm [stɔrm] SUBST

1. storm METEO:

storm

tormenta f

2. storm übtr (argument):

storm

trifulca f

storm of protest

ola f

storm of criticism

vendaval f

storm of applause

salva f

political storm

revuelo m político

3. storm:

to take sth by storm

asaltar algo

to take sb by storm

cautivar a alguien

Wendungen:

to ride out [or weather] the storm

capear el temporal

II. storm [stɔrm] VERB intr

1. storm METEO:

storm

haber tormenta

storm winds

soplar con fuerza

2. storm (speak angrily):

storm

bramar

III. storm [stɔrm] VERB trans

storm town, castle

asaltar

storm house

irrumpir en

Present

I	troop
you	troop
he/she/it	troops
we	troop
you	troop
they	troop

Past

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

Present Perfect

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

Past Perfect

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

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That simple act is powered by a complicated "lightning storm" of neural activity in the brain, a mind-boggling transaction that lies beneath our wide-awake awareness.

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Not having checked the weather forecast, he got caught in a storm.

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When the storm made landfall, the barometric pressure fell to 28.81 inches (968 mbar), breaking a previous record set in 1910.

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Although it was at the centre of the subprime storm, the wider group has weathered the financial crisis of 20072010 better than other global banks.

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However, the weather suddenly changed to a terrible dust storm.

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