ravening in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for ravening in the English»Spanish Dictionary

ravening [Am ˈræv(ə)nɪŋ, Brit ˈravənɪŋ] ADJ liter

ravening

voraz

raven [Am ˈreɪvən, Brit ˈreɪv(ə)n] N

raven

cuervo m

raven hair liter

cabello m negro como el azabache liter

raven-haired [Am ˌreɪvənˈhɛrd, Brit ˌreɪv(ə)nˈhɛːd] ADJ liter

raven-haired

de cabellos negros como el azabache liter

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cuervo

raven

ravening in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ravening in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.raven [ˈreɪvn] N

raven

cuervo m

II.raven [ˈreɪvn] ADJ liter

raven

negro azabache

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Truly, the ravening nuisances do test even the most sanguine gardener.

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I imagine the ensuing scene would have been a little like a nature documentary, when the nimble gazelle stumbles into a pack of ravening lions.

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Such ravening monsters are always hunted down by other vampires, to prevent humans from learning of the existence of vampires.

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The mere idea of it turned them into ravening beasts.

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The world has a seemingly insatiable appetite for storing and accessing data and as we feed the ravening beast, so our businesses become more and more efficient.

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At birth, it looks fully formed, but its bones and vital organs are dangerously undeveloped, and it's forced to compete immediately with countless other shows ravening to take its place.

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Think of the vampire: all measure and seduction until he tastes, all control loosed in the ravening.

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I watch fascinated as socialist principle confronts the spectre of ravening capitalism (admittedly, in the shape of a guy who wants to get his chum a present).

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It is no wonder that snooker audiences, used to that cathedral hush, always fall on evidence of humour like ravening dogs on a carcass.

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They operate in packs, very much like ravening wolves.

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