ghost

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la fantasma

∗ noun

ghost
[gəʊst]
sustantivo
1fantasma (m)
  • the ghost of a smile (sentido figurado) -> la sombra de una sonrisa
  • she doesn't have the ghost of a chance (sentido figurado) -> no tiene ni la más remota posibilidad
  • the Holy ghost (religión) -> el Espíritu Santo
  • to give up the ghost -> pasar a mejor vida
  • ghost story -> relato (m) de fantasmas
  • ghost town -> ciudad (f) /pueblo (m) fantasma
verbo transitivo
también:
  • to ghost a book for somebody -> escribir anónimamente un libro para alguien

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ghost [goust]
sustantivo
1Aparecido, muerto aparecido, alma del otro mundo o ánima en pena; fantasma, duende, espectro.
2Alma racional.
3Sombra, imagen, traza leve.
4(Foto. y Opt.) Imagen falsa o secundaria; mancha, línea o círculo debido a un defecto en la lente.
  • The ghosts -> los manes, las sombras
  • The Holy Ghost -> el Espíritu Santo, la tercera persona de la Santísima Trinidad
To give up the ghost, entregar el alma a Dios, morir.

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ghost [ɡəʊst]
noun
fantasma; (m) espectro; (m) (TV) imagen fantasma; (f)
Holy Ghost (Rel) Espíritu Santo; (m) he hasn't the ghost of a chance no tiene la más remota posibilidad; she managed the ghost of a smile consiguió esbozar un amago de sonrisa
to give up the ghost (die) entregar el alma; (humorous) [+car, washing machine etc] pasar a mejor vida
verb:transitive
[+book] escribir por otro
an autobiography ghosted by Peters una autobiografía escrita por el negro Peters
modifier
ghost image (n) (Cine) (TV) imagen fantasma; (f)
ghost story (n) cuento de fantasmas; (m)
ghost town (n) pueblo fantasma; (m)
ghost train (n) tren fantasma; (m)

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Verb Conjugation for "ghost"

Imperative
  • ghost
  • you ghost
  • he/she ghosts
  • we ghost
  • you ghost
  • they ghost
Preterite
  • I ghosted
  • you ghosted
  • he/she ghosted
  • we ghosted
  • you ghosted
  • they ghosted
Present Continuous
  • I am ghosting
  • you are ghosting
  • he/she is ghosting
  • we are ghosting
  • you are ghosting
  • they are ghosting
Present Perfect
  • I have ghosted
  • you have ghosted
  • he/she has ghosted
  • we have ghosted
  • you have ghosted
  • they have ghosted
Past Continuous
  • I was ghosting
  • you were ghosting
  • he/she was ghosting
  • we were ghosting
  • you were ghosting
  • they were ghosting
Past Perfect
  • I had ghosted
  • you had ghosted
  • he/she had ghosted
  • we had ghosted
  • you had ghosted
  • they had ghosted
Future
  • I will ghost
  • you will ghost
  • he/she will ghost
  • we will ghost
  • you will ghost
  • they will ghost
Future Perfect
  • I will have ghosted
  • you will have ghosted
  • he/she will have ghosted
  • we will have ghosted
  • you will have ghosted
  • they will have ghosted
Future Continuous
  • I will be ghosting
  • you will be ghosting
  • he/she will be ghosting
  • we will be ghosting
  • you will be ghosting
  • they will be ghosting
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been ghosting
  • you have been ghosting
  • he/she has been ghosting
  • we have been ghosting
  • you have been ghosting
  • they have been ghosting
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been ghosting
  • you will have been ghosting
  • he/she will have been ghosting
  • we will have been ghosting
  • you will have been ghosting
  • they will have been ghosting
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been ghosting
  • you had been ghosting
  • he/she had been ghosting
  • we had been ghosting
  • you had been ghosting
  • they had been ghosting
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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw