rampant in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

rampant in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rampant in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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Dinosaur-like creatures soon run rampant, and the world becomes progressively overgrown with tropical vegetation.
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Despite rampant redevelopment, the district retains a distinct character and is a tourist attraction in itself.
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Encroachment, hunting in night, rampant tree felling and granite mining are the main threats.
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The town's electrical plant and water facilities were destroyed, so fires ran rampant through the scattered debris.
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False and exaggerated rumours were also rampant and many died from thirst and disease.
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The projects were largely opposed out of fear that they would lower property values and bring more traffic jams and rampant development.
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Poverty is rampant and fuels this gendered divide.
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This powerful symbolism was not lost on the inhabitants of this region, who had suffered rampant insecurity during the civil war.
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A demi-lyon rampant, gules, charged on the flank with two bezants.
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His attitude, also, should always be rampant or ravaging.
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