variola in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for variola in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vanilla [Am vəˈnɪlə, Brit vəˈnɪlə] N U

1. vanilla FOOD:

vanilla

vainilla f

vanilla attr ice cream/milkshake

de vainilla

2. vanilla attr:

vanilla (bland) content/performance/speech

anodino

vanilla (standard) version

estándar

vanilla pod N

vanilla pod

vaina f de vainilla

vanilla pod

chaucha f de vainilla RioPl

variously [Am ˈvɛriəsli, Brit ˈvɛərɪəsli] ADV

she has been variously considered as a heroine and a traitor

se la ha considerado de forma muy diversa: a veces como heroína y a veces como traidora

the victims were variously estimated to number anything from dozens to hundreds of people

el número de víctimas variaba, según los distintos cálculos, entre docenas y cientos de personas

various [Am ˈvɛriəs, Brit ˈvɛːrɪəs] ADJ

1. various (several):

various attr, no comp

varios

2. various (different, diverse):

various

diferentes

various

diversos

let us consider the various options

consideremos las diversas opciones

people as various as lawyers and plumbers

personas tan diversas como abogados y fontaneros

viola¹ [Am viˈoʊlə, Brit vɪˈəʊlə] N MUS

viola

viola f

viola da gamba

viola de gamba

attr viola player

viola mf

viola² [Am viˈoʊlə, Brit ˈvʌɪələ] N BOT

viola

viola f

varied [Am ˈvɛrid, Brit ˈvɛːrɪd] ADJ

varied

variado

variety show N

1. variety show THEAT:

variety show

espectáculo m de variedades

2. variety show TV:

variety show

programa m de variedades

garden-variety [Am ˈɡɑrdn vəˈraɪədi, Brit ˈɡɑːd(ə)nvərˌʌɪəti] ADJ

1. garden-variety (found in gardens):

garden-variety

de jardín

2. garden-variety (ordinary, undistinguished):

garden-variety Am

(normal y) corriente

garden-variety Am

común y corriente

garden-variety Am

común y silvestre LatAm

variety <pl varieties> [Am vəˈraɪədi, Brit vəˈrʌɪəti] N

1.1. variety U (diversity):

variety

variedad f

variety

diversidad f

visiting clients gives the work some variety

salir a visitar clientes hace que el trabajo sea más variado

variety is the spice of life

en la variedad está el gusto

1.2. variety C (assortment):

variety of sth the fabric comes in a variety of shades

la tela viene en varios colores

he helped me in a variety of ways

me ayudó de muchas maneras

for a variety of reasons

por varias or distintas or diversas razones

1.3. variety C (sort):

variety

clase f

chicks, but not the feathered variety hum

muñecas, pero de las de carne y hueso hum

2. variety U Brit THEAT:

variety

variedades fpl

variola in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for variola in the English»Spanish Dictionary

vanilla [vəˈnɪlə] N no pl

vanilla

vainilla f

various [ˈveəriəs, Am ˈveri-] ADJ

1. various (numerous):

various

varios, -as

for various reasons

por diversas razones

2. various (diverse):

various

diferentes

viola¹ [viˈəʊlə, Am viˈoʊ-] N MUS

viola

viola f

viola² [ˈvaɪələ, Am ˈvi:ələ] N BOT

viola

viola f

variety show N

1. variety show THEAT:

variety show

espectáculo m de variedades

2. variety show RADIO, TV:

variety show

programa m de variedades

varied [ˈveərɪd, Am ˈverɪd] ADJ

1. varied (altered, diverse):

varied

variado, -a

2. varied (having different colours):

varied

multicolor

variety <-ies> [vəˈraɪəti, Am -t̬i] N

1. variety no pl (diversity):

variety

variedad f

to lend variety to sth

variar algo

2. variety (assortment):

variety

surtido m

for a variety of reasons

por varias razones

in a variety of ways

de diversas formas

3. variety (sort, category):

variety

tipo m

a variety of communism

una forma de comunismo

a new variety of tulip

una nueva variedad de tulipán

4. variety no pl THEAT:

variety

variedades f pl

Phrases:

variety is the spice of life prov

en la variedad está el gusto prov

I.variant [ˈveəriənt, Am ˈveri-] N

variant

variante f

II.variant [ˈveəriənt, Am ˈveri-] ADJ

1. variant (different):

variant

divergente

variant spelling

variante f ortográfica

2. variant (tending to change):

variant

variable

vitriol [ˈvɪtriəl] N no pl

vitriol

vitriolo m

violate [ˈvaɪəleɪt] VB trans

1. violate (break, not comply with):

violate

violar

to violate a cease-fire agreement

romper un acuerdo de alto al fuego

2. violate (disturb):

violate

perturbar

violate tomb

profanar

to violate sb's privacy

entrometerse en la privacidad de alguien