sudden in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sudden in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sudden [Am ˈsədn, Brit ˈsʌd(ə)n] ADJ

1. sudden decision/change:

sudden (rushed)

repentino

sudden (rushed)

súbito

sudden (unexpected)

imprevisto

sudden (unexpected)

inesperado

he felt a sudden urge to laugh

de repente or de pronto le entraron ganas de reírse

he made a sudden dash for the door

de repente or de pronto se precipitó hacia la puerta

isn't this all rather sudden?

¿esto no es un poco apresurado or precipitado?

all of a sudden

de repente

all of a sudden

de pronto

all of a sudden

repentinamente

2. sudden (abrupt):

sudden movement

brusco

sudden death N (in tennis)

sudden death

muerte f súbita

sudden death attr play-off/round

de desempate

sudden infant death syndrome N U

sudden infant death syndrome

síndrome m de muerte infantil súbita

sudden cardiac arrest [ˌsʌd(ə)n kɑːdɪak əˈrɛst] N

sudden cardiac arrest

paro cardiaco súbito

Translations for sudden in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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golpe de mano

sudden attack

muerte súbita

sudden death

muerte súbita (en fútbol, etc)

sudden death

zácate

all of a sudden inf

parón

sudden stop

súbito (súbita)

sudden

su súbita aparición en la escena

her sudden o unexpected appearance on stage

de súbito

all of a sudden

repentino (repentina)

sudden

fue una muerte repentina

it was a sudden death

sudden in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sudden in the English»Spanish Dictionary

sudden [ˈsʌdən] ADJ (immediate)

sudden

repentino, -a

sudden

sorpresivo, -a LatAm

sudden death

súbito, -a

sudden departure

imprevisto, -a

sudden movement, drop

brusco, -a

to put a sudden stop to sth

detener algo de forma repentina

all of a sudden inf

de repente

Translations for sudden in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

repentino (-a)

sudden

llamarón

sudden blaze

frenada

sudden braking

súbito (-a)

sudden

muerte súbita MED

sudden death

crecida

(sudden) growth

llamarada

sudden flush

impensado (-a)

sudden

sorpresivo (-a)

sudden

fulminante

sudden

sudden Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a sudden run on the dollar

una súbita presión sobre el dólar

to put a sudden stop to sth

detener algo de forma repentina

all of a sudden inf

de repente

sudden infant death syndrome

síndrome de muerte súbita del lactante

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

All of a sudden the sky turned blue and those ghost and devils disappeared.

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The semis and the finals are in sudden death format.

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The movie also came to a very sudden end leaving it unfinished.

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A sudden storm sometimes meant a drenching for the crowd of shelterless students and a ruined day.

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Not only is she all of a sudden in a new place but also she finds that she is in the year 1942.

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Tet spells are characterized by a sudden, marked increase in cyanosis followed by syncope, and may result in hypoxic brain injury and death.

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Collection also makes it easier for a horse to make sudden changes of direction, such as those required by western performance horses.

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While driving, all of a sudden the track could change, forcing the player to go the long way around.

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Then, all of a sudden, we were playing alternative metal.

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If the teams are tied after each has had a possession, true sudden death rules apply thereafter.

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