divine in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for divine in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.divine¹ [Am dəˈvaɪn, Brit dɪˈvʌɪn] ADJ

1. divine attr providence/intervention/inspiration:

divine

divino

it was divine justice

fue un castigo de Dios

divine liturgy

liturgia f sagrada

divine worship

oficio m religioso

2. divine (wonderful):

divine weather/music/dress

divino

divine weather/music/dress

precioso

these oysters are divine

estas ostras son una delicia

you look simply or perfectly divine

¡estás divina!

II.divine¹ [Am dəˈvaɪn, Brit dɪˈvʌɪn] N liter

divine (priest)

eclesiástico m

divine (theologian)

teólogo m

divine² VB trans

1. divine (discover, guess) liter:

divine intentions/truth

adivinar

divine future

adivinar

divine future

vaticinar

2. divine water/minerals:

divine

descubrir (con una varita de zahorí)

divine right N

divine right

derecho m divino

the divine right of kings

el derecho divino de los reyes

divine providence N U

divine providence

la Divina Providencia

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monono (monona)

divine inf

derecho divino

divine right

poder divino

divine power

revelación divina

divine revelation

soñado (soñada)

divine inf

voluntad divina

divine will

divine in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for divine in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.divine [dɪˈvaɪn] ADJ

1. divine (of or from God):

divine

divino, -a

2. divine (wonderful):

divine

sublime

II.divine [dɪˈvaɪn] VB trans (guess correctly)

divine

adivinar

divine the future

predecir

III.divine [dɪˈvaɪn] VB intr

divine

hacer pronósticos

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divine retribution

justicia f divina

divine providence REL

Divina Providencia

divine grace

gracia divina

Translations for divine in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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divino (-a)

divine

culto divino

divine service

esta mujer es una divinidad

that woman is absolutely divine

saber a gloria

to taste [or be] divine

divine Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

divine providence REL

Divina Providencia

divine grace

gracia divina

divine retribution

justicia f divina

to taste [or be] divine

saber a gloria

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The quest of the individual for the divine was a developing theme.

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This is only one place in the world such a divine setup established.

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The effort in one's divine service is most important.

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In a general sense, idolatry is the paying of divine honor to any created thing.

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According to some writers, this plan of salvation is equivalent to the idea of a divine economy in history.

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At this point, the person praying recognizes that nave and realistic prayers may not affect the divine order of the universe.

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In many other cultures, however, such differences between human and divine do not exist.

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He is surprised, however, when he finds himself in the body of a tortoise, stripped of his divine powers.

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The doublet has satin ribbons of a divine soft blue.

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Midwives in this society are similar to shamans, in that her calling is divine.

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