amotinarse
Sr. Presidente, los hombres están a punto de amotinarse. | Mr. President, the men are on the point of mutiny. |
Informe de un país preparado para amotinarse. | Reporting on a country that's ready for a mutiny. |
Pero eso no les da el derecho a amotinarse! | But that doesn't give you the right to mutiny! |
El motín es la acción de amotinarse. | Mutiny is the act of revolting. |
La gente está empezando a amotinarse. | The people are starting to fight back. |
Noche Díaz: Incitar a amotinarse, resistir al arresto, conducta desordenada y reunión ilegal. | Noche Diaz: Inciting to riot, resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and unlawful assembly. |
Sus clientes van a amotinarse. | His clients are going to mutiny. |
Sí, esa gente de la que el capitán siempre teme que va a amotinarse. | Yes, the same people the Captain is always afraid will mutiny. |
La gente está a punto de amotinarse. | People are about to riot. |
Están listos para amotinarse. | They're ready to mutiny. |
Habrá pocos disturbios en las calles porque habrá poca gente allí para amotinarse. | There will be little rioting in the streets because there will be few people there to riot. |
¿Eso quiere decir amotinarse? | Does that mean take over? |
Habrá muy pocos motines en las calles porque habrá muy poca gente para amotinarse. | There will be little rioting in the streets because there will be few people there to riot. |
Sí, si no descubrimos qué le pasó a él, puede que no quede nadie para amotinarse. | Yeah, if we don't figure out what happened to him, there might not be anyone left to mutiny. |
Si logran convencer a un juez que fueron forzados a amotinarse por temor por sus vidas, entonces no. | If they can convince a judge that they were forced to join a mutiny for fear of their lives, then no. |
¿Habría sido posible una Ley de Derechos Civiles en el 1964 sin amotinarse y una reordenación del Partido Demócrata allí? | Would there have been a Civil Rights Act of 1964 without rioting and a realignment of the Democratic Party? |
Por la televisión británica, a un joven le preguntaron si creía que amotinarse era la manera indicada de expresar el descontento. | On British TV, a young man was asked if he thought rioting was the right way to express discontent. |
Cuando la policía comenzó a amotinarse, sectores de la fuerza aérea asumieron el control, cerraron aeropuertos y suspendieron vuelos, y grupos civiles se unieron a la sublevación. | When the police began rioting, segments of the air force took over and shut down airports and suspended flights, and civilian groups joined the uprising. |
Pero sus oficiales le hicieron saber que los soldados estaban ya demasiado insatisfechos y podrían llegar a amotinarse si se disparaba a mil personas. | But his officers let him know that the ordinary soldiers were already very unhappy and that it could even come to a mutiny, if a thousand people were shot. |
Vuelta a Gran Bretaña Editar Tanto Hough como Alexander afirman que los hombres del Bounty no eran proclives a amotinarse al dejar Tahití, pese a lamentar su partida. | In their Bounty histories, both Hough and Alexander maintain that the men were not at a stage close to mutiny, however sorry they were to leave Tahiti. |
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