scourged in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for scourged in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.scourge [Am skərdʒ, Brit skəːdʒ] N

1. scourge (cause of suffering):

scourge

azote m

the scourge of war/famine

el azote or el flagelo de la guerra/del hambre

he was the scourge of crooked union bosses

era el azote de los dirigentes sindicales deshonestos

2. scourge (whip):

scourge liter

azote m

II.scourge [Am skərdʒ, Brit skəːdʒ] VB trans

1. scourge (afflict):

scourge

azotar

a region scourged by famine/disease

una región azotada por la hambruna/la enfermedad

2. scourge (whip) arch, liter:

scourge person

azotar

Translations for scourged in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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flagelo

scourge

ahuizote

scourge

flagelar BIBL

to scourge

la plaga del turismo

the menace o scourge of tourism

la plaga de la urbanización descontrolada

the scourge o disaster of uncontrolled urban development

azote

scourge

fue una vez más el verdugo del Independiente SPORTS

he was once again the scourge of Independiente

scourged in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for scourged in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.scourge [skɜ:dʒ, Am skɜ:rdʒ] N a. fig

scourge

azote m

II.scourge [skɜ:dʒ, Am skɜ:rdʒ] VB trans

1. scourge (inflict suffering):

scourge

azotar

2. scourge (whip):

scourge

flagelar

Translations for scourged in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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flagelo (azote)

scourge

azote (con nudos)

scourge

azotar (con nudos)

to scourge

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

O cruel, accursed slavery! -what a scourge hast thou proved to millions of the human race!

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Complaining of the evil lives of a corrupt clergy, he now called for repentance and renewal before the arrival of a divine scourge.

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Scourge can not bluff these cats as he tricked the dog, and the forest rogues openly mock and threaten him.

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In the early 1900s cholera was a scourge that took the lives of many people.

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The population of the city interpreted the wind as a divine scourge sent to the occupants.

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They gently strike their backs with a metal scourge.

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It is the scourge of all beings, as whatever living thing is basked in its light mutates both physically and mentally, becoming a raving monster.

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Malnutrition was rife and brought with it scourges of tuberculosis and dysentery.

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He was a scourge to enemy aerial observers.

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They are rumoured to be evil demons that scourge people and generally cause mischief.

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