bereft в словаре Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Переводы bereft в словаре английский»испанский

bereft¹ [америк. bəˈrɛft, брит. bɪˈrɛft] прош. вр. & прош. вр. part bereave

Смотри также bereave

bereave <прош. вр. & past part bereft> [америк. bəˈriv, брит. bɪˈriːv] ГЛ. перех. лит.

1. bereave (deprive):

to bereave sb of sth

despojar a alguien de algo

2. bereave < прош. вр. & past part bereaved> (by death):

he'd been bereaved of his wife офиц.

había perdido a su mujer

he'd been bereaved of his wife офиц.

su esposa había fallecido офиц.

bereft² ПРИЛ. pred

to be bereft of sth

verse privado de algo

totally bereft of inspiration

desprovisto de toda inspiración

Дополнительные переводы и характерные словосочетания с ключевым словом

bereft of the trappings of royalty

despojado del boato de la realeza

Переводы bereft в словаре испанский»английский

Дополнительные переводы и характерные словосочетания с ключевым словом

huérfano de algo

bereft of sth офиц.

bereft в словаре PONS

Переводы bereft в словаре английский»испанский

bereft [bɪ·ˈreft] ПРИЛ. офиц.

to be bereft of sth

verse privado de algo

to feel bereft

sentirse desolado

Одноязычные примеры (не проверены редакцией PONS)

английский

He also possesses gills, enabling underwater breathing; and, he can enter a state of suspended animation when bereft of oxygen for long periods.

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It is a conclusion bereft of a premiss.

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Subsequently, the trauma of a marriage bereft of a physical relationship is portrayed in sing-song histrionics prevalent in movies of this period.

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Once there, these citizens would debate on issues above and beyond everyday sustenance and bereft of personal or private interests.

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But now, living in the aftermath of the system crash, we are bereft.

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His troubled region is bereft of a vitally important force of reason, measure and stability.

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He is, and always has been, a well-meaning imbecile, a well-intentioned fool, a man of good intentions bereft of good judgment.

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I use that phrase advisedly, because it seems appropriate to young people bereft of the discipline that might make them employable; of the conscience that distinguishes between right and wrong.

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As it is completely bereft of selfishness, the rule of love enlarges the concept of traditional goodness and mutual co-operation.

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Bereft of that character reflection is a cowardly and vacillating, and according to circumstances interprets the same thing in a variety of way.

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