connaturalizar im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für connaturalizar im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

I.naturalizar VERB trans

naturalizar

to naturalize

II.naturalizarse VERB vpr

naturalizarse

to become naturalized

connatural ADJ

connatural

innate

connatural

inherent

connatural al hombre

inherent in man

desnaturalizar VERB trans

desnaturalizar

to denature

naturalización SUBST f

naturalización

naturalization

desnaturalizado (desnaturalizada) ADJ

1. desnaturalizado padre/hijo:

una madre desnaturalizada

an unnatural mother

padres desnaturalizados que maltratan a sus hijos

unloving/inhuman parents who ill-treat their children

2. desnaturalizado aceite/vino:

desnaturalizado (desnaturalizada)

denatured

naturalidad SUBST f

la naturalidad y espontaneidad de la princesa

the princess's natural manner and spontaneity

me lo dijo con total naturalidad

he told me quite naturally

con la mayor naturalidad del mundo

as if it were the most natural thing in the world

naturalismo SUBST m

naturalismo

naturalism

naturalista¹ ADJ

naturalista

naturalistic

naturalista² SUBST mf

naturalista

naturalist

pluralizar VERB trans

1. pluralizar LING:

pluralizar

to pluralize

2. pluralizar (generalizar):

di lo que tú piensas, pero no pluralices

give your opinion but don't assume you're speaking for all of us

no pluralices, aquí solo hay un culpable

don't generalize o don't lump everyone together, there's only one person to blame here

connaturalizar im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für connaturalizar im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

I.desnaturalizar <z → c> [des·na·tu·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

1. desnaturalizar (expatriar):

desnaturalizar

to denaturalize

2. desnaturalizar:

desnaturalizar (desvirtuar)

to denature

desnaturalizar (aspecto)

to spoil

desnaturalizar (carácter)

to ruin

desnaturalizar la competencia

to distort the marketplace

II.desnaturalizar <z → c> [des·na·tu·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB refl

desnaturalizar desnaturalizarse (expatriarse):

desnaturalizar

to abandon one's country

I.naturalizar <z → c> [na·tu·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

naturalizar

to naturalize

naturalizar costumbres

to take on customs

II.naturalizar <z → c> [na·tu·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB refl

naturalizarse a algo (habituarse)

to get used to sth

desnaturalizado (-a) [des·na·tu·ra·li·ˈsa·do, -a; -ˈθa·do, -a] ADJ

1. desnaturalizado (alimentos):

desnaturalizado (-a)

adulterated

2. desnaturalizado (hijo):

desnaturalizado (-a)

ungrateful

madre desnaturalizada

uncaring mother

naturalidad [na·tu·ra·li·ˈdad] SUBST f

naturalidad

naturalness

lo dijo con mucha naturalidad

he/she said it very naturally

pluralizar <z → c> [plu·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans (generalizar)

pluralizar

to generalize

cuenta lo tuyo y no pluralices

tell your side and don't speak for the rest of us

I.desmoralizar <z → c> [de·mo·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

1. desmoralizar (desanimar):

desmoralizar

to demoralize

la crítica la ha desmoralizado mucho

the criticism has really gotten to her

2. desmoralizar (corromper):

desmoralizar

to corrupt

II.desmoralizar <z → c> [de·mo·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB refl desmoralizarse

1. desmoralizar:

desmoralizar (desanimarse)

to lose heart

desmoralizar (perder la confianza)

to lose one's confidence

las tropas se iban desmoralizando

the soldiers were gradually becoming demoralized

2. desmoralizar (corromperse):

desmoralizar

to be corrupted

I.neutralizar <z → c> [neu·tra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

neutralizar

to neutralize

II.neutralizar <z → c> [neu·tra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB refl

neutralizar neutralizarse:

neutralizar

to be neutralized

I.federalizar <z → c> [fe·de·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

federalizar

to federalize

II.federalizar <z → c> [fe·de·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB refl

federalizar federalizarse:

federalizar

to form a federation

I.moralizar <z → c> [mo·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB intr

moralizar

to moralize

II.moralizar <z → c> [mo·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

moralizar

to improve the morals of

I.paralizar <z → c> [pa·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB trans

1. paralizar (persona):

paralizar

to paralyze

el miedo/el frío la paralizó

she was paralyzed by fear/by the cold

2. paralizar (cosa):

paralizar

to stop

paralizar un transporte

to paralyze a means of transport

II.paralizar <z → c> [pa·ra·li·ˈsar, -ˈθar] VERB refl

1. paralizar (persona):

paralizar

to be paralyzed

2. paralizar (cosa):

paralizar

to stop

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No entienden cómo se pueden connaturalizar con situaciones en las que muchos experimentan el dolor de perder o, más grave, de vivir en condiciones de pobreza, escasez o infelicidad.

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