rouse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rouse in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rouse [Am raʊz, Brit raʊz] VB trans

1. rouse (wake, stir):

rouse

despertar

to rouse sb from or out of sth

despertar a alguien de algo

we tried to rouse him out of his sleep

tratamos de despertarlo

2. rouse (arouse):

rouse

provocar

the lion is dangerous when roused

el león es peligroso si se lo provoca

to rouse sb to sth his speech roused the crowd to a frenzy

su discurso enardeció or enfervorizó a la multitud

her constant teasing roused him to fury

sus constantes burlas lo enfurecieron

his criticism roused me to action

sus críticas me movieron a hacer algo

Translations for rouse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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una arenga destinada a provocar el enardecimiento de las masas

a speech intended to stir up o rouse the masses

insubordinar

to rouse to rebellion

rouse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rouse in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rouse [raʊz] VB trans

1. rouse (waken):

rouse

despertar

2. rouse (activate):

rouse

provocar

to rouse sb to do sth

animar a alguien a hacer algo

to rouse sb to action

mover a alguien a la acción

Translations for rouse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

instigar

to rouse

sublevar

to rouse to revolt

insubordinar

to rouse to rebellion

atizar

to rouse

agitar

to rouse

mover

to rouse

rouse Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to rouse sb to do sth

animar a alguien a hacer algo

to rouse sb to action

mover a alguien a la acción

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The temper of this country, slow to rouse, is becoming an ugly one.

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The servants rouse themselves as though from a trance, and see that the bell is on the ground.

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Rouse was charged with attempted bribery, and sentenced to three years in prison, of which he served eighteen months.

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However, she often fails to rouse any signs of affection from him and, as a result, buries herself in romantic novels.

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His allies, roused to martial frenzy, promised war to the death, and several years of conflict followed.

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Rouse's innovative business vision looked obvious in retrospect, but it was a bold, contrarian move with few supporters at the outset.

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Rouse anchored the middle, leading the team in rebounding as a sophomore (11.3 per game) and junior (12.1 per game).

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They feared she might have been ill and knocked on the door of her room, attempting to rouse her.

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Rouse has been praised for his orchestration, particularly with percussion.

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Nor were the women weaponless, when roused by such an occasion.

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