violence in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for violence in the English»Spanish Dictionary

violence [Am ˈvaɪ(ə)ləns, Brit ˈvʌɪəl(ə)ns] N U

1. violence (physical force):

violence

violencia f

to use violence

hacer uso de la fuerza or de la violencia

he threatened me with violence

me amenazó con recurrir a la violencia

a rise in levels of violence

una escalada de violencia

robbery with violence LAW

robo m (con fuerza or violencia)

to do violence to sth

distorsionar algo

2. violence (of storm, reaction, emotion):

violence

violencia f

domestic violence N U

domestic violence

violencia f en el hogar

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mindless violence/obedience

ciego

mindless violence/obedience

sin sentido

nauseating violence/brutality

repugnante

Translations for violence in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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violencia intrafamiliar

domestic violence

violencia de género

gender violence

virulencia

violence

violencia

violence

hubo que recurrir a la violencia

they had to resort to violence o force

incitación a la rebelión/violencia

incitement to rebellion/violence

violentismo

advocacy of violence as a political policy

violence in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for violence in the English»Spanish Dictionary

violence [ˈvaɪələnts] N no pl

violence

violencia f

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domestic violence

violencia doméstica

excessive violence

gratuito, -a

this film glamorises violence

esta película exalta la violencia

outbreak of flu, violence

brote m

unchecked passion/violence

pasión f /violencia f desenfrenada

purposeless utterance, violence

gratuito, -a

Translations for violence in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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violencia (condición)

violence

violencia de género

gender-based violence

violencia doméstica

domestic violence

violencia machista (contra las mujeres)

male violence (against women)

violencia policial

police violence

violencia sexual

sexual violence

no violencia

non-violence

violencia f vicaria

vicarious violence

bajo la amenaza de violencia

under the threat of violence

violence Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be on the upswing crime, violence

ir en aumento

so much violence in films sickens me

me pone enfermo tanta violencia en las películas

the upsurge of violence

el resurgir de la violencia

vicarious violence

violencia f vicaria

this film glamorises violence

esta película exalta la violencia

a new wave of redundancies/violence

una nueva ola de despidos/violencia

unchecked passion/violence

pasión f /violencia f desenfrenada

to suppress a revolt with violence

anegar una sublevación en sangre

it's a film with a lot of violence

es una película con mucha testosterona

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

There are no facilities at the station, although it is equipped with fences and cameras to prevent violence.

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The agreement did not hold, and violence again broke out in early 2000.

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However, he tempered these remarks by claiming that he does not advocate violence.

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The film received critical response regarding its violence and graphic language.

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Only 34% of those who had suffered violence at the hands of a client reported it to police.

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League penalties for such actions have also generally increased in recent years and overall violence has decreased over time.

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They became small groups with little influence, but still capable of violence.

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Due to a recent increase in violence in the city, a new term is developing.

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He escaped the cycle of violence to become a successful writer.

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The campaign of armed violence began in 1984.

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