apoplectic stroke in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for apoplectic stroke in the English»Spanish Dictionary

apoplectic [Am ˌæpəˈplɛktɪk, Brit ˌapəˈplɛktɪk] ADJ MED

apoplectic

apoplético

she was apoplectic with rage inf

estaba que trinaba inf

she nearly had an apoplectic fit when I told her inf

casi le dio un ataque cuando se lo dije inf

I.stroke [Am stroʊk, Brit strəʊk] N

1.1. stroke SPORTS (in ball games):

stroke

golpe m

he won by three strokes

ganó por tres golpes

1.2. stroke SPORTS (in swimming):

stroke (movement)

brazada f

stroke (style)

estilo m

1.3. stroke SPORTS (in rowing):

stroke (movement)

palada f

stroke (movement)

remada f

stroke (leader of crew)

cabo mf

to put sb off her/his stroke

hacerle perder el ritmo (a alguien)

2.1. stroke (blow):

stroke

golpe m

he was given six strokes of the whip

le dieron seis latigazos

2.2. stroke (of piston):

stroke (motion)

tiempo m

stroke (distance)

carrera f

2.3. stroke (of clock):

stroke

campanada f

on the stroke of eleven

al dar las once

3.1. stroke:

stroke (of thin brush)

pincelada f

stroke (of thick brush)

brochazo m

stroke (of pen, pencil)

trazo m

with a bold stroke of the pen

de un plumazo

with a bold stroke of the pen

con un trazo fuerte

apply using light, quick strokes

aplicar dando ligeros toques

3.2. stroke (oblique, slash):

stroke

barra f

stroke

diagonal f

4.1. stroke (action, feat):

stroke

golpe m

a stroke of genius

una genialidad

at a stroke

de (un) golpe

not to do a stroke of work

no hacer absolutamente nada

not to do a stroke of work

no dar or pegar golpe inf

different strokes for different folks

sobre gustos no hay nada escrito

4.2. stroke (instance):

a stroke of luck

un golpe de suerte

a stroke of luck

una suerte

it was a stroke of sheer misfortune

fue una verdadera mala suerte

5. stroke MED:

stroke

ataque m de apoplejía

stroke

derrame m cerebral

to have a stroke

tener or sufrir un ataque de apoplejía or un derrame cerebral

6.1. stroke (caress):

stroke

caricia f

6.2. stroke PSYCH:

stroke

halago m

II.stroke [Am stroʊk, Brit strəʊk] VB trans

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

acariciar

he stroked her cheek

le acarició la mejilla

he stroked his beard pensively

se mesó la barba pensativamente

2. stroke PSYCH:

stroke

halagar

3. stroke ball:

stroke

darle un golpe suave a

apoplectic stroke in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for apoplectic stroke in the English»Spanish Dictionary

apoplectic stroke N

apoplectic stroke

apoplejía f

Translations for apoplectic stroke in the English»Spanish Dictionary

apoplectic [ˌæpəˈplektɪk] ADJ

1. apoplectic MED:

apoplectic

apopléjico, -a

apoplectic

apoplético, -a

2. apoplectic fig:

apoplectic

furioso, -a

to be apoplectic with fury

estar hecho una furia por algo

I.stroke [strəʊk, Am stroʊk] VB trans

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

acariciar

2. stroke SPORTS (hit smoothly):

stroke

golpear suavemente

II.stroke [strəʊk, Am stroʊk] N

1. stroke (caress):

stroke

caricia f

2. stroke MED:

stroke

derrame m cerebral

to have a stroke

tener una apoplejía

3. stroke:

stroke of pencil

trazo m

stroke of brush

pincelada f

4. stroke:

stroke (style of hitting ball)

golpe m

stroke (billiards)

tacada f

at a (single) stroke, in one stroke

de (un solo) golpe

5. stroke form (lash with whip):

stroke

latigazo m

6. stroke:

stroke (in swimming: style)

estilo m

stroke (single movement)

brazada f

7. stroke (bit):

by a stroke of fate

por cosas del destino

a stroke of genius

una genialidad

a stroke of luck

un golpe de suerte

to not do a stroke of work inf

no dar golpe

8. stroke of clock:

stroke

campanada f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

While passing through the outer gate, he heard that the pope had died from an apoplectic stroke during the preceding night.

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Then, a few months later, he experienced a debilitating apoplectic stroke.

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At the precise moment when the last passenger pigeon died from an apoplectic stroke, a species vanished from the earth.

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