distorsionarse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for distorsionarse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

distorsionante ADJ

distorsionante → distorsionador

See also distorsionador

distorsionador (distorsionadora) ADJ

1. distorsionador enfoque:

ese enfoque del problema es distorsionador de la realidad

that view of the problem is a distortion of the facts

de su vida se han hecho algunas lecturas muy distorsionadoras

there have been some very distorted o misleading interpretations of her life

2. distorsionador TECH:

distorsionador (distorsionadora)

distorting attr

distorsionador (distorsionadora)

distortion attr

distorsionar VB trans

1. distorsionar TECH:

distorsionar

to distort

2. distorsionar verdad/realidad:

distorsionar

to distort

distorsionar

to twist

tiene una imagen distorsionada de la realidad

she has a distorted view of reality

tenía la cara distorsionada por el dolor

her face was contorted with pain

distorsionador (distorsionadora) ADJ

1. distorsionador enfoque:

ese enfoque del problema es distorsionador de la realidad

that view of the problem is a distortion of the facts

de su vida se han hecho algunas lecturas muy distorsionadoras

there have been some very distorted o misleading interpretations of her life

2. distorsionador TECH:

distorsionador (distorsionadora)

distorting attr

distorsionador (distorsionadora)

distortion attr

extorsionar VB trans

extorsionar

to extort money from

fisionarse VB vpr

fisionarse

to fission

distorsión N f

1. distorsión (de la verdad, los hechos):

distorsión

distortion

distorsión

twisting

2. distorsión (de las facciones):

distorsión

distortion

3. distorsión TECH:

distorsión

distortion

extorsionador (extorsionadora) N m (f)

extorsionador (extorsionadora)

extortionist

extorsionador (extorsionadora)

extortioner

autolesionarse VB vpr

autolesionarse

to injure oneself

I.apasionar VB trans

la música la apasiona

she has a passion for music

no es un tema que me apasione

the subject doesn't exactly fascinate me

II.apasionarse VB vpr

apasionarse (apasionarse por algo):

se apasiona por los toros

he's a tremendous bullfighting enthusiast

se apasiona por los toros

he has a passion for bullfighting

se apasionó por la música desde muy temprano

from an early age she developed a passionate interest in music

I.convulsionar VB trans

convulsionar

to throw … into confusion

convulsionar

to convulse

II.convulsionarse VB vpr

convulsionarse

to be thrown into confusion

convulsionarse

to be convulsed

distorsionarse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for distorsionarse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

distorsionar [dis·tor·sjo·ˈnar] VB trans

distorsionar

to distort

extorsionar [es·tor·sjo·ˈnar] VB trans

1. extorsionar (chantajear):

extorsionar

to extort

2. extorsionar (molestar):

extorsionar

to bother

apensionarse [a·pen·sjo·ˈnar·se] VB refl

1. apensionarse Arg, Chile, Mex (entristecerse):

apensionarse

to become sad

2. apensionarse Col (inquietarse):

apensionarse

to become distressed

distorsión [dis·tor·ˈsjon] N f (falseamiento)

distorsión

distortion

distorsiones de competencia

distortion of the market

expansionarse [es·pan·sjo·ˈnar·se] VB refl

1. expansionarse (dilatarse):

expansionarse

to expand

2. expansionarse inf (sincerarse):

expansionarse

to talk openly

3. expansionarse inf (divertirse):

expansionarse

to relax

afeccionarse [a·fek·sjo·ˈnar·se, a·feɣ·θjo-] VB refl CSur

afeccionarse de algo/alguien

to take a liking to sth/sb

afluxionarse [a·fluk·sjo·ˈnar·se] VB refl

1. afluxionarse AmC (hincharse):

afluxionarse

to swell

2. afluxionarse Col, Cuba (acatarrarse):

afluxionarse

to catch cold

I.desilusionar [de·si·lu·sjo·ˈnar] VB trans

1. desilusionar (quitar la ilusión):

desilusionar

to disillusion

2. desilusionar (decepcionar):

desilusionar

to disappoint

II.desilusionar [de·si·lu·sjo·ˈnar] VB refl desilusionarse

1. desilusionar:

desilusionar (perder la ilusión)

to become disillusioned

desilusionar (ver claro)

to see things for what they are

2. desilusionar (decepcionarse):

desilusionar

to be disappointed

I.ilusionar [i·lu·sjo·ˈnar] VB trans

1. ilusionar (entusiasmar):

ilusionar

to excite

estar ilusionado con algo

to be excited about sth

2. ilusionar (hacer ilusiones):

ilusionar

to raise false hopes

II.ilusionar [i·lu·sjo·ˈnar] VB refl ilusionarse

1. ilusionar (alegrarse):

ilusionar

to be excited

2. ilusionar (esperanzarse):

el proyecto le ilusiona mucho

the project got his hopes up

I.emocionar [e·mo·sjo·ˈnar, e·mo·θjo-] VB trans

1. emocionar (apasionar):

emocionar

to excite

este libro no me emociona

this book doesn't do anything for me

2. emocionar (conmover):

emocionar

to move

los espectadores estaban emocionados

the spectators were moved

tus palabras me emocionaron

I found your words very moving

II.emocionar [e·mo·sjo·ˈnar, e·mo·θjo-] VB refl emocionarse

1. emocionar (conmoverse):

emocionar

to be moved

2. emocionar:

emocionar (turbarse)

to get flustered

emocionar (alegrarse)

to get excited