turmoil in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for turmoil in the English»Spanish Dictionary

turmoil [Am ˈtərˌmɔɪl, Brit ˈtəːmɔɪl] N U

turmoil

confusión f

turmoil

agitación f

political turmoil

agitación política

her mind was in (a) turmoil

estaba totalmente confundida or desconcertada

his assassination threw the country into (a) turmoil

su asesinato sumió al país en el caos

Translations for turmoil in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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turbulencia

turmoil

ebullición

turmoil

la nación estaba en ebullición

the nation was in turmoil o ferment

la efervescencia política de la región

the political turmoil in the area

sacudón

turmoil

un torbellino de sentimientos muy confusos

a turmoil o whirl of confused emotions

lo sumió en un mar de confusiones

it threw him into a turmoil o confusion

turmoil in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for turmoil in the English»Spanish Dictionary

turmoil [ˈtɜ:mɔɪl, Am ˈtɜ:r-] N

1. turmoil no pl (state of chaos):

turmoil

caos m inv

to be thrown into turmoil

estar sumido en el caos

2. turmoil of mind:

turmoil

trastorno m

to be in a turmoil

estar desconcertado

Translations for turmoil in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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ebullición

turmoil

turbulencia (confusión)

turmoil

tormentas monetarias

monetary turmoil

tempestad (agitación)

turmoil

levantar tempestades

to produce turmoil

tormenta

turmoil

turmoil Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be thrown into turmoil

estar sumido en el caos

to be in a turmoil

estar desconcertado

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

In the mean time, politics is in turmoil in the state.

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The political turmoil made their romance short - only six months - before they were married.

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These events caused much turmoil in his school, and many students left as a result.

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Her character is described as having emerged as the show's quintessential heroine, always in turmoil and forever symbolic of true love and destiny prevailing.

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John, however, witnesses the conversation and is left in turmoil.

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This personal experience, he said, shows that he can overcome financial turmoil.

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The major finding for the high school phase was that stability and not turmoil, was the overriding characteristic of normal adolescents.

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The 2003 season was one of turmoil for the 49ers.

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As a result, the country during his early years was wrought with turmoil.

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At the time of his arrival, the program was in great turmoil despite a 10-3 record the previous year.

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