menace in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for menace in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.menace [Am ˈmɛnəs, Brit ˈmɛnəs] N

1.1. menace U (threatening quality):

the menace in his voice

el tono amenazador de su voz

an air of menace

un aire amenazador

1.2. menace C (threat):

menace

amenaza f

to demand money with menaces Brit LAW

exigir dinero con intimidación

2.1. menace C (danger):

menace

amenaza f

a menace to sb/sth

una amenaza para alguien/algo

2.2. menace C (nuisance):

menace inf

peligro m público hum

he's a little menace!

¡es un diablillo!

II.menace [Am ˈmɛnəs, Brit ˈmɛnəs] VB trans liter

menace

amenazar

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words laden with menace

palabras cargadas de amenaza

Translations for menace in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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peligro público

menace

la plaga del turismo

the menace o scourge of tourism

conduciendo es un peligro público

he's a public menace o a danger to the public when he's behind the wheel

menace in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for menace in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.menace [ˈmenəs] N

1. menace (threat):

menace

amenaza f

2. menace (child):

menace

demonio m

menace

peligro m

II.menace [ˈmenəs] VB trans

menace

amenazar

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to be a menace to society

ser una amenaza para la sociedad

Translations for menace in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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amenaza

menace

Daniel el Travieso

Dennis the Menace

menace Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be a menace to society

ser una amenaza para la sociedad

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He said that for more than a month he'd been followed and menaced with death and placed responsibility on the executive branch.

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The duo must stop the protopet menace and save the galaxy.

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Now, rather than a mean old woman, she became an elderly menace.

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Not only that, but its loss could set a dangerous precedent for other areas that menaced the republic with revolt.

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She describes herself as a slave to fashion and a high maintenance menace, and regards teen magazines as bibles for women.

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The safety of women, of childhood, of the home is menaced in a thousand localities.

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His studio was searched by detectives, and his wife's family was menaced by angry mobs of fraud victims.

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He really pulled out all his menace to play that part.

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I unite with all who protest against them as a grave menace to youth, to home life, to country and to religion.

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