providence in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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providence [Am ˈprɑvədəns, Brit ˈprɒvɪd(ə)ns] N U

See also tempt

tempt [Am tɛm(p)t, Brit tɛm(p)t] VB trans

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1. tempt often pass:

tempt
tentar
did you buy it? — no, but I was tempted
¿lo compraste? — no, pero estuve tentado
don't tempt me
no me tientes
to tempt fate or providence
tentar a la suerte
I am not tempted by the idea
la idea no me seduce
to be tempted to + infin
estar tentado de  +  infin
I was tempted to tell her what I really thought of her
estuve tentado de or me dieron ganas de decirle lo que realmente pensaba de ella
to tempt sb into sth/-ing to tempt sb into crime
inducir a alguien a cometer un delito
they tempted me into staying another week
me convencieron de que me quedara otra semana
what can I tempt you with?
¿qué puedo ofrecerte?
may I tempt you to a little more?
¿le sirvo un poco más?
can I tempt you away from your work?
¿te puedo convencer de que dejes el trabajo para más tarde?
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a dispensation of Providence
una bendición de Dios
to tempt fate or providence
tentar a la suerte

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providence in the PONS Dictionary

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providencia
Providence

providence Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

divine providence REL
Divina Providencia
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All three contain bold arraignments of divine justice and providence.
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How can this fit with the goodness connected with the design of providence?
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He demanded complete political passivity, stating that any action to the contrary was akin to disbelief in divine providence.
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Then providence in the form of a disingenuous client called.
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As for those competitions where luck or accident or providence might decide, certainly the faith which looked to luck or accident or providence would be contemptible, and also possibly fatal.
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Providence is a premier global asset management firm with $45 billion in assets under management across complementary private equity and credit businesses.
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He writes that the fundamental of providence is transformed into a concrete commandment, an obligation incumbent upon man.
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Bereavement, loneliness, disappointment and the search for happiness, number amongst his themes, and the melancholy undertow is offset by firm faith in divine providence.
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The colours appear to have been invented by providence, they submit to reason and intuition alike in proportions that are implacable and, therefore, perfect.
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Providence, however, holds more cheerful days for him to come, if he only keeps up his patience and fortitude.
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