desolated in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for desolated in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.desolate ADJ [Am ˈdɛsələt, Brit ˈdɛs(ə)lət]

1.1. desolate (deserted):

desolate place/landscape

desierto

desolate place/landscape

desolado

1.2. desolate (barren):

desolate

yermo liter

2.1. desolate (inconsolable):

desolate person

desconsolado

desolate person

desolado

2.2. desolate (forlorn, forsaken):

desolate outlook/existence

sombrío

desolate outlook/existence

lúgubre

II.desolate VB trans [Am ˈdɛsəˌleɪt, Brit ˈdɛsəleɪt] liter

1. desolate (sadden) usu pass:

desolate person

desconsolar

desolate person

desolar

2. desolate land/area:

desolate

desolar

desolate

devastar

Translations for desolated in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desolado (desolada) paisaje/campos

desolate

desolado (desolada)

desolated

estaba desolada por la noticia de su muerte

she was devastated o desolated by the news of his death

la miseria de aquellas tierras dejadas de la mano de Dios

the poverty of that godforsaken o desolate region

desolated in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for desolated in the English»Spanish Dictionary

desolate¹ [ˈdesələt] ADJ

1. desolate (barren):

desolate

solitario, -a

desolate landscape, prospect

desierto, -a

2. desolate (sad):

desolate

desolado, -a

to feel desolate

sentirse desconsolado

desolate² [ˈdesəleɪt] VB trans

desolate

asolar

Translations for desolated in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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desolado (-a)

desolate

desolated Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to feel desolate

sentirse desconsolado

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The game's lobby will, hopefully, become a desolated, sad wasteland.

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She was desolated by the death of her sister in 1829, but eventually resumed her social life among the county gentry and her extended family.

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You want us to be lonely, desolated, and afraid.

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It took several days before relief goods and medical personnel began arriving in the desolated areas.

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At least seven bodies have been found in some of the most desolated haunts in a half-empty city.

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In addition, a tremendous hurricane in 1889 destroyed the desolated port.

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But, fundamentally, it remains a grim trudge through a world desolated by -- sigh, yes -- a zombie plague.

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Here and there unquenched flames illuminated desolated spaces, and great beds of fire glowed among the blackened walls of the destroyed buildings.

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I am the last pregnant woman in a desolated world.

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In describing the forest conditions of 1915 he said, 6,400 square miles; more than 4 million acres 16,000 km of the state are desolated, cut and unprotected from fire.

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