outbreak

outbreak
noun
(a sudden beginning (usually of something unpleasant): the outbreak of war.) estallido
outbreak n estallido
outbreak
tr['aʊtbreɪk]
noun
1 (of violence, fighting) brote nombre masculino; (of war) estallido; (of hostilities) comienzo
2 (of disease) brote nombre masculino, epidemia; (of spots) erupción nombre femenino
outbreak ['aʊt.breɪk] n
: brote m (de una enfermedad), comienzo m (de guerra), ola f (de violencia), erupción f (de granos)
outbreak
n.
• brote s.m.
• erupción s.f.
• estallido s.m.
• rompimiento s.m.
noun (of war) estallido m; (of hostilities) comienzo m; (of cholera, influenza) brote m

there were outbreaks of violence/protest — hubo brotes de violencia/protesta

['aʊtbreɪk]
N [of war] declaración f ; [of hostilities] comienzo m ; [of disease] brote m ; [of crimes] ola f ; [of violence] arranque m ; [of spots] erupción f

a salmonella outbreak — un brote de salmonelosis

at the outbreak of war — al estallar la guerra

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noun (of war) estallido m; (of hostilities) comienzo m; (of cholera, influenza) brote m

there were outbreaks of violence/protest — hubo brotes de violencia/protesta


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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