sara in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for sara in the English»Spanish Dictionary

saga [Am ˈsɑɡə, Brit ˈsɑːɡə] N

1. saga (exciting tale):

saga

saga f

the Icelandic sagas

las sagas de Islandia

2. saga (long story):

saga

historia f

saga

saga f

Aga saga [ˈɑːɡə ˌsɑːɡə] N Brit inf

Aga saga

novela popular ambientada en un pueblo, tejida alrededor de las vidas de personajes de clase media

tiara [Am tiˈɛrə, Brit tɪˈɑːrə] N

1. tiara (diadem):

tiara

diadema f

2. tiara (papal crown):

tiara

tiara f

hara-kiri [Am ˌhɛrəˈkɪri, ˌhɑrəˈkɪri, Brit ˌharəˈkɪri] N U

hara-kiri

haraquiri m

to commit hara-kiri

hacerse el haraquiri

para [Am ˈpɛrə, Brit ˈparə] N inf

1. para (paragraph):

para

párrafo m

2. para (paratrooper):

para Brit

paracaidista m (del ejército)

SARS [Am sɑrz, Brit sɑːz] N

SARS MED → severe acute respiratory syndrome

SARS

SRAS m

SARS

SARS m

sarky [Am ˈsɑrki, Brit ˈsɑːki] ADJ Brit inf

sarky

sarcástico

sarky

mordaz

sarge [Am sɑrdʒ, Brit sɑːdʒ] N inf

sarge

sargento mf

sarge as form of address

jefe inf

sari <pl saris> [Am ˈsɑri, Brit ˈsɑːri] N

sari

sari m

Saran Wrap® [səˈræn] N U Am

Saran Wrap

film m transparente (para envolver alimentos)

sara in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for sara in the English»Spanish Dictionary

saga [ˈsa·gə] N

saga

saga f

tiara [tɪ·ˈær·ə] N

tiara

diadema f

SARS [sarz] N

SARS MED ABBR severe acute respiratory syndrome

SARS

SRAS m

sari [ˈsa·ri] N

sari

sari m

I.Arab [ˈær·əb] ADJ

Arab

árabe

the (United) Arab Emirates

los Emiratos Árabes (Unidos)

II.Arab [ˈær·əb] N

Arab

árabe mf

okra [ˈoʊk·rə] N

okra

quingombó m

era [ˈɪr·ə] N

era

era f

communist era

era comunista

postwar era

época f de la posguerra

to usher in a new era

marcar el cominezo de una nueva era

bra [bra] N

bra

sujetador m

bra

brasier m Col, Mex

bra

corpiño m RioPl

aura [ˈɔr·ə] N

aura

aura f

IRA [ˌaɪ·ar·ˈeɪ] N

IRA ABBR Irish Republican Army

IRA

IRA m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is used as part of the "sara", a weekly statement of power and authority.

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