devotion in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for devotion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

devotion [Am dəˈvoʊʃ(ə)n, Brit dɪˈvəʊʃ(ə)n] N

1. devotion U:

devotion (love)

devoción f

devotion (loyalty)

lealtad f

devotion to sb/sth they showed great devotion to their king

demostraron gran devoción por/lealtad a su rey

her devotion to the cause

su dedicación or entrega a la causa

2. devotion U (of money, time, space):

devotion

dedicación f

3. devotion C REL:

devotion

oración f

devotion

rezo m

to be at one's devotions

estar rezando

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unremitting devotion

absoluto

unremitting devotion

total

fanatical belief/loyalty/devotion

ciego

slavish devotion

ciego

slavish devotion

incondicional

never-ending devotion/supply

inagotable

never-ending devotion/supply

inacabable

his single-minded devotion to duty

su inquebrantable devoción al deber

unfailing devotion

inquebrantable

Translations for devotion in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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recogimiento (devoción)

devotion

ternario

three days of devotion

devoción

devotion

devoción

devotion

devotion in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for devotion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

devotion [dɪˈvəʊʃən, Am dɪˈvoʊ-] N no pl

1. devotion:

devotion (loyalty)

lealtad f

devotion (affection)

afecto m

devotion (admiration)

fervor m

devotion (great attachment)

dedicación f

to inspire devotion

inspirar devoción

2. devotion REL:

devotion

devoción f

3. devotion (devoutness):

devotion

piedad f

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unblinking devotion, help

resuelto, -a

Translations for devotion in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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devoción

devotion

devoción

devotion

hacer con devoción

to do with great devotion

devotion Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to inspire devotion

inspirar devoción

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Grey stands for strength and red for devotion to duty and comradeship.

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His tenacity and devotion to duty were beyond praise.

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Therefore, more devotion was placed on the performers, and in what was occurring in the show.

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Within churches of these traditions the reserved sacrament serves as a focal point of religious devotion.

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Her extreme devotion to the warrior code eventually led to her downfall.

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She accepts with devotion any tie that links her to people and peoples who suffer.

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Yet are they behind other professions in such things as earnestness, and hard work, and devotion of life to the call of duty?

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Although he excelled at baseball, his devotion was to football.

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The record's first song is about his dreams for a colorblind society and his devotion to art.

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Their gentleness and devotion also make them quite compatible with children.

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