threat

threat
Ɵret
noun
1) (a warning that one is going to hurt or punish someone: He will certainly carry out his threat to harm you.) amenaza
2) (a sign of something dangerous or unpleasant which may be, or is, about to happen: a threat of rain.) amenaza
3) (a source of danger: His presence is a threat to our plan/success.) amenaza
threat n amenaza
threat
tr[ɵret]
noun
1 amenaza
a threat to wildlife una amenaza para la fauna
he made threats against me me amenazó
the hospital is under threat of closure amenazan con cerrar el hospital
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death threat amenaza de muerte
empty threat amenaza vana
nuclear threat amenaza nuclear
threat ['ɵrɛt] n
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θret
noun amenaza f

to make a threat against somebody — amenazar* a alguien

to obtain money with threats — (AmE Law) obtener* dinero mediante intimidación or amenazas

death threat — amenaza de muerte

to be under threat — \<\<way of life\>\> verse* amenazado; \<\<factory\>\> estar* bajo amenaza de cierre

[θret]
N amenaza f

to be a threat to sth/sb — ser una amenaza para algo/algn

their lives are constantly under threat — sus vidas se ven constantemente amenazadas

agricultural land is under threat from urban development — las tierras de cultivo se ven amenazadas por el crecimiento de las ciudades

the factory is under threat of closure — existe el peligro de que cierren la fábrica

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[θret]
noun amenaza f

to make a threat against somebody — amenazar* a alguien

to obtain money with threats — (AmE Law) obtener* dinero mediante intimidación or amenazas

death threat — amenaza de muerte

to be under threat — \<\<way of life\>\> verse* amenazado; \<\<factory\>\> estar* bajo amenaza de cierre


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