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atrocidad

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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I. outrage [америк. ˈaʊtˌreɪdʒ, брит. ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] СУЩ.

1. outrage C:

outrage (cruel act)
outrage (terrorist act)
the outrage left four dead

2. outrage C (scandal):

outrage
it is an outrage that
outrage against sth/sb
atropello м. contra or a algo/alguien

3. outrage U (feeling):

outrage
outrage at sth

II. outrage [америк. ˈaʊtˌreɪdʒ, брит. ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] ГЛ. перех.

1. outrage (offend):

outrage
outrage
ultrajar офиц.
to be outraged at sth

2. outrage (scandalize):

outrage

3. outrage (violate) лит.:

to outrage sb's modesty
ofender el pudor de alguien
mock anger/outrage
mock anger/outrage
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английский
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outrage
outrage
outrage
outrage
ultrajar persona
to outrage
outrage
outrage

в словаре PONS

английский
английский
испанский
испанский

I. outrage [ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] СУЩ.

1. outrage:

outrage (atrocity)
outrage (terrorist act)

2. outrage (scandal):

outrage
to express outrage (at sth)
to feel a strong sense of outrage at sth

II. outrage [ˈaʊtreɪdʒ] ГЛ. перех. (offend)

outrage
испанский
испанский
английский
английский
outrage
outrage
to outrage
outrage
outrage
в словаре PONS
английский
английский
испанский
испанский

I. outrage [ˈaʊt·reɪdʒ] СУЩ.

1. outrage:

outrage (atrocity)
outrage (terrorist act)

2. outrage (scandal):

outrage
to express outrage (at sth)
to feel a strong sense of outrage at sth

II. outrage [ˈaʊt·reɪdʒ] ГЛ. перех. (offend)

outrage
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испанский
английский
английский
outrage
to outrage
outrage
Present
Ioutrage
yououtrage
he/she/itoutrages
weoutrage
yououtrage
theyoutrage
Past
Ioutraged
yououtraged
he/she/itoutraged
weoutraged
yououtraged
theyoutraged
Present Perfect
Ihaveoutraged
youhaveoutraged
he/she/ithasoutraged
wehaveoutraged
youhaveoutraged
theyhaveoutraged
Past Perfect
Ihadoutraged
youhadoutraged
he/she/ithadoutraged
wehadoutraged
youhadoutraged
theyhadoutraged

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The moral outrage they expressed in their works resonated with the public, contributing to its popularity.
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The powerful ones are ruling and causing outrage, the weak ones are afraid and subservient to others.
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This led to considerable outrage amongst students, and the issue was under heated debate.
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As mentioned above, this suggestion provoked outrage among local residents and was withdrawn.
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However, the donation was an outrage to some white members of the church, and the resulting controversy made further donations unlikely.
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