desolation

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desolation

[desəˈleɪʃən]

sustantivo

1desolación (f) (of landscape, person, defeated country)

desolation [de-so-li-shon]

sustantivo

1Desolación (of land, area); desolamiento, estrago, ruina, destrucción.

2Desolación, aflicción, desconsuelo (misery); melancolía; destitución.

3Desierto.

desolation [ˌdesəˈleɪʃən] ?

noun

1 (deserted state) [of landscape] desolación; (f)

the explosion left a scene of desolation I was shocked to find myself gazing on a scene of ruin and desolation. The suburb had been razed flat

2 (grief) [of person] desolación; (f) desconsuelo; (m)

3 (act) asolamiento; (m) arrasamiento; (m)

armies and those materials which are used for the destruction of life and the desolation of the rewards of labour

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