mortal

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mortal
[ˈmɔːtəl]
sustantivo
1mortal (sustantivo masculino)
  • he doesn't speak to mere mortals like us! (Ironic) -> ¡no habla con los simples mortales como nosotros!
adjetivo
2mortal
  • mortal enemy -> enemigo (m) mortal
  • mortal remains -> restos mpl mortales
  • mortal sin -> pecado (m) mortal
  • mortal wound -> herida (f) mortal

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mortal [mor-tal]
adjetivo
1Mortal.
2Mortal, que ocasiona o puede ocasionar la muerte, fatal.
3Mortal, humano, lo que es propio de la especie humana.
4Mortal, que no es venial.
5Mortal, extremo, violento. (Familiar) (m)
6Prolijo, fastidioso. (m)
sustantivo
7Mortal, un ser sujeto a la muerte, particularmente un ser humano.

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mortal [ˈmɔːtl]
adjective
1 (destined to die) mortal
2 (literary) (fatal) [+wound, blow] mortal
the betrayal was a mortal [blow] to [deal] [deliver] [strike] a mortal blow to sb/sth
3 (deadly) [+enemy] mortal
4 (extreme) [+terror] espantoso
he was gripped by mortal terror
she screamed in mortal terror gritó aterrorizada; to be in mortal danger estar en peligro de muerte; to live in mortal fear that ... vivir aterrorizado de que ...
noun
mortal; (m)
they are now reduced to the status of ordinary mortals quedan ahora reducidos al estatus de simples mortales
mere
modifier
mortal combat (n) combate a muerte; (m)
to be [locked] in mortal combat
mortal remains (n) restos mortales; (m)
mortal sin (n) pecado mortal; (m)

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mortal
adjective
1mortal (no inmortal); fatal (caída, enfermedad); deadly (aburrimiento, odio, enemigo)
masculine or feminine noun
2mortal

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mortal [mor-tahl’]
adjective
1Mortal, subject to death (que muere).
2Mortal, fatal (herida), deadly (golpe), destructive.
3Mortal, deadly (distancia, espera), implacable.
4One who has the appearance or symptoms of death.
noun
1Mortal, human being: commonly used in the plural. (m)

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mortal
adjetivo
1 [+ser] mortal
2 [+herida, golpe] fatal; deadly; [+disparo, accidente] fatal; [+veneno, virus, sustancia, dosis] deadly; lethal; [+peligro] mortal
la película es un aburrimiento mortal the film is a real bore; salto mortal somersault
other collocates: accidente/arma/atentado/carga
3 [+pecado] mortal; [+odio] deadly
4
quedarse mortal (anticuado) to be thunderstruck
5
las señas son mortales (anticuado) there's no escaping the evidence
sustantivo:masculino_y_femenino
(ser) mortal
como cualquier mortal just like anybody else
sustantivo:masculino
(salto) somersault
doble mortal double somersault

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