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implacable
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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implacable ADJ
1. implacable:
implacable odio/furia
implacable
implacable avance/lucha
relentless
el implacable sol del mediodía
the relentless midday sun
el paso implacable del tiempo
the inexorable passage of time
2. implacable juez/crítico:
implacable
implacable
es implacable cuando se trata de corregir errores de ortografía
she is unforgiving o uncompromising when it comes to correcting spelling mistakes
3. implacable enemigo/contrincante:
implacable
ruthless
English
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unforgiving
implacable
implacable
implacable
hard-hitting
implacable
ruthless enemy
implacable
ruthless persecution
implacable
unyielding opposition
implacable
to play hardball inf
ser implacable or despiadado inf
unrelenting
implacable
the unrelenting heat
el implacable calor
relentless enemy/pursuer
implacable
slash-and-burn
implacable
in the PONS Dictionary
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implacable ADJ
1. implacable (imposible de ablandar):
implacable
implacable
2. implacable (riguroso):
implacable
relentless
English
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implacable
implacable
unsparing (merciless)
implacable
remorseless attack
implacable
relentless pursuit, opposition
implacable
unmitigated evil
implacable
unrelenting
implacable
ruthless ambition
implacable
tough negotiator
implacable
in the PONS Dictionary
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implacable [im·pla·ˈka·βle] ADJ
implacable
implacable
implacable (riguroso)
relentless
English
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implacable
implacable
relentless pursuit, opposition
implacable
remorseless attack
implacable
unmitigated evil
implacable
unrelenting
implacable
ruthless ambition
implacable
tough negotiator
implacable
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Me pareció increíble que ese día sin premoniciones ni símbolos fuera el de mi muerte implacable.
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Hay casos en que el buen fin general justifica los actos implacables y crueles que se cometen en el curso de la historia.
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Para pasar, de perseguido por la realidad - y por la historia - a ser el perseguidor implacable que perdona evasores.
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En nombre de la verdad, la suya era implacable.
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Tendrá enemigos poderosos e implacables actuando en contra de ella durante los primeros dos años de su incumbencia.
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