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1 amago
m.1 feint.hizo amago de darle un puñetazo she made as if to punch himhizo amago de salir corriendo he made as if to run off2 sign, hint (indicio).tuve un amago de gripe I felt like I had a bout of flu coming on3 small indication, feint, symptom, indication.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: amagar.* * *1 (amenaza) threatening2 (señal) sign, indication* * *SM1) (=amenaza) threat; (fig) (=inicio) beginning2) (Med) (=señal) sign, symptom; (=indicio) hintcon un amago de sonrisa — with the suggestion of a smile, with a faint smile
3) (Esgrima) feint* * *hacer un amago — (Dep) to make a feint
amago de ataque — (Mil) diversion, diversionary attack
* * *hacer un amago — (Dep) to make a feint
amago de ataque — (Mil) diversion, diversionary attack
* * *amago, amaguetuvo un amago de infarto he had a mild heart attackun amago de revuelta a threat of revolthizo un amago de tiro he moved as if he was going to shoot, he made as if to shoot ( BrE)amago de ataque ( Mil) diversion, diversionary attack* * *
Del verbo amagar: ( conjugate amagar)
amago es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
amagó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
Multiple Entries:
amagar
amago
amago sustantivo masculino:
un amago de revuelta a threat of revolt;
hacer un amago (Dep) to make a feint
amagar
I vtr (hacer intención de, esbozar) amagó una sonrisa, she forced a smile
II verbo intransitivo
1 Dep (hacer un gesto engañoso) to dummy, fake, feint
2 (dar señales de que algo negativo pueda ocurrir) amaga tormenta, there's a storm threatening
amago sustantivo masculino
1 (señal) first sign: tiene un amago de bronquitis, he has a touch of bronchitis
2 (intento) attempt
3 fig (gesto de amenaza) threat
' amago' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
amagar
* * *amago nmhizo amago de salir corriendo he made as if to run off2. [indicio] sign, hint;tuve un amago de gripe I felt like I had a bout of flu coming on;tuvo un amago de infarto he suffered a mild heart attack3. Dep dummy;[en boxeo] feint;hacer un amago to dummy;[en boxeo] to feint* * *m1 threat2:hizo amago de levantarse she made as if to get up3 DEP dummy* * *amago nm1) amenaza: threat2) : sign, hint -
2 malaise
malaise [malεz]masculine nouna. ( = étourdissement) dizzy spellb. ( = trouble) uneasinessc. ( = crise) le malaise étudiant student unrest* * *malɛznom masculin1) Médecine dizzy turn2) ( gêne) uneasinessil y a (comme) un malaise — (colloq) there's a bit of a problem
3) ( état de crise) unrest ( chez among)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *malɛz nm1) MÉDECINE feeling of faintnessavoir un malaise — to feel faint, to feel dizzy
Elle a eu un malaise après le déjeuner. — She felt faint after lunch.
2)3) (= sentiment de gêne) embarrassmentSon arrivée a créé un malaise parmi les invités. — Her arrival caused embarrassment among the guests., Her arrival made the guests feel uncomfortable.
* * *malaise nm1 Méd feeling of faintness; avoir or prendre un malaise to feel faint;2 ( gêne) uneasiness; il y a (comme) un malaise○ there's a bit of a problem;3 ( état de crise) unrest, malaise sout (chez among); malaise politique/des cadres political/executive unrest; malaise économique economic malaise.malaise cardiaque mild heart attack.[malɛz] nom masculinressentir un malaise to feel weak ou faint ou dizzy2. [désarroi, angoisse] uneasiness (substantif non comptable), anxiety (substantif non comptable), disquiet (substantif non comptable)ce genre de film provoquait toujours chez elle un malaise profond this sort of film always disturbed her deeplyil y a un malaise croissant chez les viticulteurs there's mounting tension ou discontent among wine growersla remarque a créé un malaise the remark caused a moment of unease ou embarrassment
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