calamity in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for calamity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

calamity <pl calamities> [Am kəˈlæmədi, Brit kəˈlamɪti] N

calamity

calamidad f

calamity

desastre m

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flagelo

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calamidad

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calamity in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for calamity in the English»Spanish Dictionary

calamity <-ies> [kə·ˈlæm·ə·ti] N

calamity

calamidad f

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calamidad

calamity

desdicha (suceso)

calamity

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English

Their responsibilities included crowd control, riot control, and provision of assistance during natural calamities such as fires and floods, thus three specially-trained squads were formed.

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As this cycle is compounded over generations, calamities such as disaster or war take on a multiplier effect.

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This can happen up to 20 times per year, with some typhoons developing into really devastating calamities that can level entire towns.

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Due to her curiosity, she disobeyed and unleashed various calamities unto the world.

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In a four-minute routine, a crotchety, ridiculous-sounding character recounts a litany of nonsensical calamities.

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However, there were reports of widespread famine caused by natural calamities.

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Some of the other threats include floods, fires and the possibility of epidemics and natural calamities.

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To prevent such calamities settlers had controlled burns by burning off the under-brush in a confined area.

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It has the ability to oversee the future calamities and disasters of the world.

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But an unlooked-for calamity brought the warfare to an end.

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