phenomenon in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for phenomenon in the English»Spanish Dictionary

phenomenon <pl phenomena> [Am fəˈnɑməˌnɑn, fəˈnɑməˌnən, Brit fəˈnɒmɪnən] N

1. phenomenon (fact, event):

phenomenon

fenómeno m

2. phenomenon (prodigy):

phenomenon

fenómeno m

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a phenomenon of evil/good portent

una señal de mal/buen augurio or agüero

natural state/phenomenon/fiber/remedy/law

natural

Translations for phenomenon in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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monstruo

phenomenon

un monstruo de la música pop

a pop phenomenon o sensation o giant

fenómeno

phenomenon

fenómeno social

social phenomenon

mileurismo

phenomenon of the highly qualified post-graduate earning about €1, 000 per month

un fenómeno observable a simple vista

a phenomenon which can be observed with the naked eye

es primordial analizar las causas del fenómeno

it is essential to analyse the causes of the phenomenon

la movida madrileña

An expression referring to the Madrid social and cultural scene of the late 1970s and early 1980s, and the people involved in it. It was a youth phenomenon based around night spots in the city, such as the now defunct club Rock-Ola. One of the leading lights of the movida was the movie director Pedro Almodóvar.

phenomenon in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for phenomenon in the English»Spanish Dictionary

phenomenon <phenomena [or -s]> [fɪˈnɒmɪnən, Am fəˈnɑ:mənɑ:n] N

phenomenon

fenómeno m

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meteoro

meteorological phenomenon

fenómeno (suceso)

phenomenon

ceceo

In certain regions, for example in certain areas of Andalusia, the Spanish ‘s’ is pronounced as a ‘z’. This linguistic phenomenon is referred to as ceceo, e.g. ‘cocer’ instead of ‘coser’.

phenomenon Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

In certain regions, for example in certain areas of Andalusia, the Spanish ‘s’ is pronounced as a ‘z’. This linguistic phenomenon is referred to as ceceo, e.g. ‘cocer’ instead of ‘coser’.

ceceo

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English

For example, a thunderstorm is a mesoscale phenomenon which often includes rotations and turbulence.

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The phenomenon is not restricted to the well-to-do.

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Other evidence suggests that baby talk is not a universal phenomenon.

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Eventually, smoking grew into a phenomenon for women.

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When silt appears as a pollutant in water the phenomenon is known as siltation.

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White spoke of culture as a general human phenomenon, and claimed not to speak of cultures' in the plural.

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The phenomenon itself however has been described since ancient times.

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It is somewhat unclear what phenomenon is measured with this measure.

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While some people regard this as simple group research, he regards it as a phenomenon of very basic social influence.

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This phenomenon is often referred to as engine knocking or end-gas knock.

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