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1 passion fruit
granadilla, maracuyá nombre masculinonoun granadilla f, maracuyá m, parchita f (Ven)* * *noun granadilla f, maracuyá m, parchita f (Ven) -
2 passion flower
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3 passion
'pæʃən(very strong feeling, especially of anger or love: He argued with great passion; He has a passion for chocolate.) pasiónpassion n pasióntr['pæʃən]1 SMALLRELIGION/SMALL la Pasión nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in a passion estar fuera de síto fly into a passion montar en cólerapassion fruit granadilla, maracuyá nombre masculinopassion ['pæʃən] n: pasión f, ardor mn.• abrasamiento s.m.• acaloramiento s.m.• apasionamiento s.m.• arranque de cólera s.m.• berrinche s.m.• coraje s.m.• llama s.f.• pasión s.f.'pæʃən1) c ua) ( emotion) pasión fhe played with passion — tocó apasionadamente or con pasión
she spoke with passion — habló con vehemencia or ardor
b) (love, enthusiasm) pasión fcrime of passion — crimen m pasional
c) ( rage) ira f, cólera f2) ( Relig)the Passion — la Pasión; (before n)
['pæʃǝn]Passion play — misterio m
1. N1) (=love) (sexual, fig) pasión fcrime 2.2) (=fervour, emotion) pasión f3) (=anger) cólera f, pasión fto do sth in a fit of passion — hacer algo en un arrebato or un arranque de cólera or pasión
to fly into a passion — montar en cólera, encolerizarse
4) (Rel)the St John/St Matthew Passion — la Pasión según San Juan/San Mateo
2.CPDpassion fruit N — granadilla f
passion killer N —
there's no greater passion killer than predictability — nada acaba con la pasión más rápidamente que la previsibilidad
Passion play N — misterio m
Passion Sunday N — Domingo m de Pasión
* * *['pæʃən]1) c ua) ( emotion) pasión fhe played with passion — tocó apasionadamente or con pasión
she spoke with passion — habló con vehemencia or ardor
b) (love, enthusiasm) pasión fcrime of passion — crimen m pasional
c) ( rage) ira f, cólera f2) ( Relig)the Passion — la Pasión; (before n)
Passion play — misterio m
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4 Passion
pasj'oːnf1) pasión f, afecto m2) REL pasión fPassion [pa'sjo:n]<- en>1 dig (Leidenschaft) pasión Feminin; er ist Angler aus Passion la pesca es su pasión; eine Passion für etwas haben apasionarse por algo -
5 passion
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6 passion flower
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7 passion fruit
s.granadilla, tumbo, fruta de pasión, maracuyá. -
8 Passion play
s.auto sacramental, drama de la Pasión de Jesucristo, auto de la pasión, misterio. -
9 Passion Sunday
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10 Passion Week
s.Semana de la Pasión, Semana Santa. -
11 passion dévorante
pasión devoradoraDictionnaire Français-Espagnol des expressions et locutions > passion dévorante
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12 fly into a passion
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13 inflaming with passion
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14 the Passion
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15 to be in a passion
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16 to fly into a passion
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17 eine Passion für etwas haben
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18 er ist Angler aus Passion
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19 blind passion
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20 heated passion
s.pasión exorbitada.
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