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1 suddenness
noun cualidad de repentino/súbito; brusquedadtr['sʌdənnəs]1 (quickness) lo repentino, lo súbito2 (unexpectedness) lo imprevisto, lo inesperado3 (abruptness) brusquedad nombre femeninosuddenness ['sʌdənnəs] n1) : lo repentino2) abruptness: brusquedad f3) hastiness: lo precipitadon.• brusquedad s.f.• precipitación s.f.• rapidez s.f.'sʌdṇnəs, 'sʌdṇnɪsmass nouna) ( unexpectedness) lo imprevisto, lo inesperado; (of decision, change) lo repentinob) ( abruptness) brusquedad f, lo brusco['sʌdnnɪs]N1) (=speed) lo repentinoI do wonder at the suddenness of his decision — me sorprende lo repentino or lo súbito de su decisión
having started suddenly, the pain stops with equal suddenness — habiendo empezado repentinamente, el dolor cesa con la misma rapidez
2) (=unexpectedness) lo inesperadothe suddenness of his resignation — lo inesperado or imprevisto de su dimisión
3) (=abruptness) brusquedad fthe car came to a halt with a suddenness that sent her jerking forward — el coche se paró con tal brusquedad que la lanzó hacia adelante
* * *['sʌdṇnəs, 'sʌdṇnɪs]mass nouna) ( unexpectedness) lo imprevisto, lo inesperado; (of decision, change) lo repentinob) ( abruptness) brusquedad f, lo brusco
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