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derrotado
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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English
Spanish
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I. defeat [Am dəˈfit, Brit dɪˈfiːt] N U or C
1. defeat (by opponent):
defeat
derrota f
after their defeat of the rebels
tras derrotar a los rebeldes
to suffer (a) defeat
sufrir una derrota
they suffered (a) defeat at the hands of the Turks
fueron derrotados por los turcos
to accept or admit defeat
darse por vencido
2. defeat POL (of motion, bill):
defeat
rechazo m
the motion suffered a defeat
la moción fue rechazada
3. defeat (of hopes, plans):
defeat
fracaso m
II. defeat [Am dəˈfit, Brit dɪˈfiːt] VB trans
1. defeat opponent:
defeat
derrotar
defeat
vencer
2. defeat hopes/plans:
defeat
frustrar
we were defeated in our attempt to climb Everest
nuestro intento de escalar el Everest se vio frustrado
it was lack of funds that defeated us
fue la falta de fondos lo que nos hizo fracasar
to defeat one's own ends/purpose
ir en contra de sus (or mis etc.) propios intereses
that would defeat the object or purpose of the exercise
eso iría en contra de lo que se pretende lograr
3. defeat:
defeat opposition/government
derrotar
defeat bill/amendment/motion
rechazar
4. defeat (baffle) inf:
it defeats me
no alcanzo a comprenderlo
crushing defeat
aplastante
the rump of the defeated army
lo que quedaba del ejército derrotado
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
derrotado (derrotada) ejército
defeated
derrotado (derrotada) equipo
defeated
rechazo (de una moción, enmienda)
defeat
derrota SPORTS, MIL
defeat
sufrir una derrota
to suffer a defeat
infligir una derrota a alg.
to inflict a defeat on sb
él nunca ha sabido aceptar la derrota
he has never been able to accept defeat
expoliaron a los vencidos
they plundered the possessions of those they had defeated
una derrota ignominiosa
an ignominious defeat
derrotar ejército/partido
to defeat
derrotar equipo
to defeat
goleada
heavy defeat
la actuación del guardameta evitó una goleada
the goalkeeper's performance saved them from a heavy defeat o from a rout o from a drubbing o from being thrashed
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. defeat [dɪˈfi:t] VB trans
defeat
derrotar
defeat hopes
frustrar
defeat a proposal
rechazar
II. defeat [dɪˈfi:t] N
1. defeat by an opponent:
defeat
derrota f
to admit defeat
darse por vencido
2. defeat of plans:
defeat
fracaso m
election defeat N
election defeat
derrota f electoral
to defeat sb roundly
derrotar de forma aplastante a alguien
crushing defeat
aplastante
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
derrotado (-a)
defeated
engubiar
to defeat
derrota
defeat
sufrir un descalabro (derrota)
to suffer a defeat
dar la biaba (derrotar)
to defeat
basurear
to defeat
in the PONS Dictionary
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. defeat [dɪ·ˈfit] VB trans
defeat
derrotar
defeat hopes
frustrar
defeat a proposal
rechazar
II. defeat [dɪ·ˈfit] N
1. defeat (loss):
defeat
derrota f
to admit defeat
darse por vencido
2. defeat of plans:
defeat
fracaso m
election defeat N
election defeat
derrota f electoral
to defeat sb roundly
derrotar de forma aplastante a alguien
crushing defeat
aplastante
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
engubiar
to defeat
derrota
defeat
derrotar
to defeat
dar la biaba (derrotar)
to defeat
basurear
to defeat
sufrir un descalabro (derrota)
to suffer a defeat
Present
Idefeat
youdefeat
he/she/itdefeats
wedefeat
youdefeat
theydefeat
Past
Idefeated
youdefeated
he/she/itdefeated
wedefeated
youdefeated
theydefeated
Present Perfect
Ihavedefeated
youhavedefeated
he/she/ithasdefeated
wehavedefeated
youhavedefeated
theyhavedefeated
Past Perfect
Ihaddefeated
youhaddefeated
he/she/ithaddefeated
wehaddefeated
youhaddefeated
theyhaddefeated
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
he was badly defeated
fue derrotado estrepitosamente
the third successive defeat
la tercera derrota consecutiva
to admit defeat
darse por vencido
to defeat sb roundly
derrotar de forma aplastante a alguien
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The airship lands on top of the van, crushing it and causing to effectively stop its alarm.
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The earth and sleeper terraces would gradually make way for concrete terraces with metal crush barriers being erected at various points to prevent crushing.
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They'd break free and slip off the tilted deck, crushing enemy troops in the way.
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Chemical plasma is based on crushing by high-speed combustion, but nitric acid as oxidizing agent instead of oxygen. 3.
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This, they say, means the album's probable themethe crushing effect growing up has on teenage dreamsseems to get lost among the thud and blunder.
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