senesce in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for senesce in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.sentence [Am ˈsɛn(t)əns, Brit ˈsɛnt(ə)ns] N

1. sentence LING:

sentence

oración f

I couldn't finish the sentence

no pude terminar la oración or frase

attr sentence structure

estructura f de la oración

2. sentence LAW:

sentence

sentencia f

he's serving a life sentence

está cumpliendo una condena a cadena perpetua

the death sentence

la pena de muerte

the court gave her a two-year sentence

el tribunal la sentenció or la condenó a dos años de prisión

the court gave her a two-year sentence

el tribunal le impuso una pena de dos años de prisión

to pass sentence (on sb)

dictar or pronunciar sentencia (contra alguien)

to pass sentence (on sb)

sentenciar (a alguien)

she is under sentence of death

la han condenado a (la pena de) muerte

II.sentence [Am ˈsɛn(t)əns, Brit ˈsɛnt(ə)ns] VB trans

sentence

condenar

sentence

sentenciar

to sentence sb to sth

condenar a alguien a algo

to sentence sb to sth

sentenciar a alguien a algo

they have been sentenced to death

los han condenado a (la pena de) muerte

they have been sentenced to death

los han sentenciado a muerte

senescence [Am səˈnɛsəns, Brit sɪˈnɛs(ə)ns] N U liter

senescence

senectud f liter

death sentence N

death sentence

condena f a (la pena de) muerte

life sentence N

life sentence

condena f a perpetuidad

life sentence

condena f a cadena perpetua

custodial sentence N

custodial sentence

pena f de prisión

community sentence [kəˌmjunədi ˈsɛn(t)əns] N Brit

community sentence

condena f a prestar servicios comunitarios

suspended sentence N

suspended sentence

pena de prisión que no se cumple a menos que el delincuente reincida

Senegal [Am ˈsɛnəˌɡɔl, Brit ˌsɛnɪˈɡɔːl] N

Senegal

(el) Senegal

tenseness [Am ˈtɛnsnəs, Brit ˈtɛnsnəs] N U

1. tenseness (of atmosphere, situation):

tenseness

tensión f

tenseness

tirantez f

2. tenseness (of person):

tenseness

nerviosismo m

3. tenseness (of muscle, body):

tenseness

tensión f

falseness [ˈfɔlsnəs] N U

1.1. falseness (of statement, accusation, claim):

falseness

falsedad f

1.2. falseness (of idea, assumption, argument):

falseness

inexactitud f

2. falseness (of manner, smile):

falseness

falsedad f

falseness

lo falso

3. falseness (of friend, lover):

falseness arch or liter

infidelidad f

senesce in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for senesce in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.sentence [ˈsentəns, Am -t̬əns] N

1. sentence:

sentence (court decision)

sentencia f

sentence (punishment)

condena f

jail sentence

condena de encarcelamiento

life sentence

cadena perpetua

to receive a sentence

ser condenado

to serve a sentence

cumplir una condena

2. sentence LING:

sentence

frase f

II.sentence [ˈsentəns, Am -t̬əns] VB trans

sentence

condenar

death sentence N

death sentence

pena f de muerte

life sentence N

life sentence

condena f a cadena perpetua

Senegal [ˌsenɪˈgɔ:l] N

Senegal

(el) Senegal m

closeness [ˈkləʊsnɪs, Am ˈkloʊs-] N

1. closeness no pl (nearness):

closeness

proximidad f

2. closeness no pl (intimacy):

closeness

intimidad f

3. closeness (airlessness):

closeness

bochorno m

falseness N no pl

1. falseness (inaccuracy):

falseness

inexactitud f

2. falseness (insincerity):

falseness

falsedad f

I.descend [dɪˈsend] VB intr

1. descend:

descend (go down)

descender

descend (fall)

caer

2. descend (lower oneself):

to descend to stealing

rebajarse a robar

Phrases:

to descend from sb/sth

provenir de alguien/algo

II.descend [dɪˈsend] VB trans

descend

descender

descend a ladder

bajar

genesis [ˈdʒenəsɪs] N no pl

genesis

génesis f inv

UNESCO N, Unesco [ju:ˈneskəʊ, Am -koʊ] N no pl

UNESCO abbreviation of United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

UNESCO

UNESCO f

descent [dɪˈsent] N

1. descent:

descent (landing approach)

descenso m

descent (way down)

bajada f

2. descent (decline):

descent

declive m

3. descent no pl (ancestry):

descent

origen m

of Irish descent

de ascendencia irlandesa

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If fires are too infrequent, plants may mature, senesce and die, without ever releasing their seed.

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Over the course of the day, the flowers deepen to orange and finally red before they senesce.

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