re-emergence in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for re-emergence in the English»Spanish Dictionary

re-emergence [Am ˌriəˈmərdʒ(ə)ns, Brit ˌriːɪˈməːdʒəns] N U or C

re-emergence (of disease, infection)

reaparición m

re-emergence (of ideology)

resurgimiento m

re-emergence (of ideology)

renacimiento m

Translations for re-emergence in the Spanish»English Dictionary

resurgimiento N m

resurgimiento

resurgence

el resurgimiento del movimiento estudiantil

the resurgence of the student movement

el resurgimiento de la economía

the resurgence in the economy

el resurgimiento de la economía

the economic revival

el resurgimiento de estas desavenencias

the resurgence o re-emergence of these disagreements

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The re-emergence of trade surpluses drove the yen back up to 211 in 1978.

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The re-emergence of organized crime and a surge in crime rates began to plague cities.

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It's no coincidence though, that their re-emergence as a football force was only when their defensive lynchpin was fully fit.

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The re-emergence of fairs, festivals, donkey racing and shows invigorates old local traditions and customs, with the donkey as the tool for education and awareness.

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The album was an immediate sell out on pre-release and firmly cemented the bands re-emergence.

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