oblivion in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for oblivion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

oblivion [Am əˈblɪviən, Brit əˈblɪvɪən] N U

1. oblivion (obscurity):

oblivion

olvido m

to fall or sink into oblivion

caer en el olvido

to consign sth/sb to oblivion

relegar algo/a alguien al olvido

2. oblivion (unconsciousness):

oblivion

inconsciencia f

to drink oneself into oblivion

beber hasta perder el conocimiento

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a writer consigned to oblivion

un escritor relegado al olvido

doomed to oblivion/failure

predestinado or condenado al olvido/fracaso

her name passed into history/oblivion

su nombre pasó a la historia/fue relegado al olvido

Translations for oblivion in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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condenado perpetuamente al olvido

condemned to perpetual oblivion

después de este éxito cayó en el olvido

after this success he disappeared into obscurity o oblivion

la obra fue rescatada del olvido

the play was rescued from oblivion o obscurity

un escritor relegado al olvido

a writer consigned to oblivion

caer en el olvido

to sink into oblivion

oblivion in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for oblivion in the English»Spanish Dictionary

oblivion [əˈblɪviən] N no pl

oblivion

olvido m

to fall into oblivion

caer en el olvido

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to sink into oblivion

caer en el olvido

Translations for oblivion in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ser relegado al olvido

to be consigned to oblivion

caer en (el) olvido

to sink into oblivion

entregar algo al silencio fig

to cast sth into oblivion

caer en un pozo fig

to fall into oblivion

oblivion Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to fall into oblivion

caer en el olvido

to sink into oblivion

caer en el olvido

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

His works did not sell at all and after his death he fell almost into oblivion.

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According to the worldview, those which can not compete fall by the wayside and forever fade into oblivion or in other words, extinction.

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Hooked as much on one another as they are on the drug, their relationship is alternating states of oblivion, self-destruction, and despair.

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So first of all, the main feature of the composition is the oscillation between oblivion and construction which reminds directly to the poetic writing form.

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Nothingness: death, oblivion, the absolute, the infinite and/or the unimaginable.

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It features a young (mid twenties) professional-looking woman drinking herself into oblivion on her own in her flat.

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She spent the rest of her life in oblivion, despite participation in occasional concerts and receiving state awards and medals.

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After that it sank into oblivion, so much so that some late 20th century reference books claimed that the score was lost.

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Following this attack, the village and valley fell into oblivion.

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That is why he returns to the palace, seeking oblivion in seven beauties.

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