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61 estar furioso
• be boiling with anger• be enraged• be furious• be in a fury• be in a passion• be in a rage• be in a violent temper• be peeved• be very mad• be wild with anger• boil with rage• fume with anger• look daggers -
62 estar hecho una fiera
• be furious• be wild with anger• fume with anger• sizzle -
63 estar hecho una furia
• be furious• fume with anger• rush about in anger• sizzle -
64 expresar furiosamente
• express angrily• fume out -
65 humo
• airs• fume• smoke• vanity -
66 rabiar
• become very angry• boil over with anger• boil over with fury• boil over with rage• boil with anger• foam• foam in anger• foam rubber• foam with rage• fume with anger• have a fit• have a flat fall -
67 reventar de rabia
• blaze with anger• blow up with anger• burst with anger• foam• foam rubber• fume with anger• have a fit• have a flat fall• hit the nail on the head• hit the sack -
68 fiebre de los polímeros
spa fiebre (f) de los polímeroseng polymer-fume feverБезопасность и гигиена труда. Испано-английский > fiebre de los polímeros
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69 humo
spa vapor (m), humo (m)eng fume, smoke, vapour -
70 neumopatía por vapores de cadmio
spa neumopatía (f) por vapores de cadmioeng cadmium fume pneumopathyБезопасность и гигиена труда. Испано-английский > neumopatía por vapores de cadmio
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71 vapor
spa vapor (m), humo (m)eng fume, smoke, vapour -
72 echar centellas
v.to fume with anger. -
73 encachimbarse
pron.v.to get very angry, to lose one's temper, to fly off the handle, to fume with anger. -
74 expresar furiosamente
v.to express angrily, to fume out, to glare. -
75 tener rabia
v.1 to be in a rage, to be furious, to fume with anger.2 to have the rabies.
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