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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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wanted [Am ˈwɑn(t)əd, Brit ˈwɒntɪd] ADJ

wanted criminal/terrorist:

wanted

I. want [Am wɑnt, wɔnt, Brit wɒnt] VERB trans

1.1. want (require, desire):

¿se le ofrece algo? form
¿deseaba algo? form
(it's) just what I('ve) always wanted!
he's wanted on the phone
he's wanted on the phone
I know when I'm not wanted!
to want to + infin
querer +  infin
to want sb/sth to + infin
querer que alguien/algo +  subj
to want sb/sth -ing
querer que alguien/algo +  subj

1.2. want police:

“wanted”
se busca
he is wanted for murder

1.3. want (as price for sth):

1.4. want person (sexually):

2. want (need):

gardener wanted”
we all like to feel wanted
there's Megthat's all I wanted!

3. want (lack):

want form
carecer de form

II. want [Am wɑnt, wɔnt, Brit wɒnt] VERB intr form

III. want [Am wɑnt, wɔnt, Brit wɒnt] SUBST

1. want C or U (requirement, need):

to be in want of sth

2. want U (lack, absence):

carencia f form
to feel the want of sth/sb
for want of sth

3. want U (destitution, penury):

I. want [Am wɑnt, wɔnt, Brit wɒnt] VERB trans

1.1. want (require, desire):

¿se le ofrece algo? form
¿deseaba algo? form
(it's) just what I('ve) always wanted!
he's wanted on the phone
he's wanted on the phone
I know when I'm not wanted!
to want to + infin
querer +  infin
to want sb/sth to + infin
querer que alguien/algo +  subj
to want sb/sth -ing
querer que alguien/algo +  subj

1.2. want police:

“wanted”
se busca
he is wanted for murder

1.3. want (as price for sth):

1.4. want person (sexually):

2. want (need):

gardener wanted”
we all like to feel wanted
there's Megthat's all I wanted!

3. want (lack):

want form
carecer de form

II. want [Am wɑnt, wɔnt, Brit wɒnt] VERB intr form

III. want [Am wɑnt, wɔnt, Brit wɒnt] SUBST

1. want C or U (requirement, need):

to be in want of sth

2. want U (lack, absence):

carencia f form
to feel the want of sth/sb
for want of sth

3. want U (destitution, penury):

want for VERB [Am wɑnt, wɔnt -, Brit wɒnt -] (v + prep + o)

want for (lack) form usu with neg:

want out VERB [Am wɑnt, wɔnt -, Brit wɒnt -] ugs (v + adv)

1. want out (wish to quit):

2. want out (wish to go out):

want in VERB [Am wɑnt, wɔnt -, Brit wɒnt -] ugs (v + adv)

1. want in (wish to join):

2. want in (wish to enter):

want ad SUBST Am

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Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
he's wanted by the police

im PONS Wörterbuch

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Spanisch

I. want [wɒnt, Am wɑ:nt] VERB trans

1. want (wish):

to want to do sth
to want sb to do sth

2. want (need):

he is wanted by the police

II. want [wɒnt, Am wɑ:nt] SUBST

1. want (need):

to be in want of sth

2. want (lack):

for want of sth
to live in want form

want in VERB intr ugs

to want in sth

want out VERB intr ugs

to want out (of sth)
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
flat wanted Brit
apartment wanted Am
nobody wanted to come
im PONS Wörterbuch
Englisch
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Spanisch
Spanisch

I. want [want] VERB trans

1. want (wish):

to want to do sth
to want sb to do sth

2. want (need):

he is wanted by the police

II. want [want] SUBST

1. want (need):

to be in want of sth

2. want (lack):

for want of sth
to live in want form

want out VERB intr

1. want out (not want to take part):

to want out (of sth)

2. want out (want to exit):

want ad SUBST ugs

want in VERB intr

1. want in (want to take part):

2. want in (want to enter):

it makes me want to vomit a. übtr
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
apartment wanted
nobody wanted to come
Present
Iwant
youwant
he/she/itwants
wewant
youwant
theywant
Past
Iwanted
youwanted
he/she/itwanted
wewanted
youwanted
theywanted
Present Perfect
Ihavewanted
youhavewanted
he/she/ithaswanted
wehavewanted
youhavewanted
theyhavewanted
Past Perfect
Ihadwanted
youhadwanted
he/she/ithadwanted
wehadwanted
youhadwanted
theyhadwanted

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During this crisis, the population was rendered incommunicado by damage to the town's highway.
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He was not permitted to contact his commanding officer, and was held incommunicado for over a month.
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They were held incommunicado for some two months, during which reports of severe ill-treatment filtered out of the prisons.
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