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"espesa" in English

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"espesa" in English
espesa{adjective feminine}
thick
espesar{transitive verb}
to thicken
espesar{reflexive verb}
to become dense- to become thick
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
espesa{adjective feminine}
espesa(also: espeso, gruesa, grueso, abultado)
thick{adj.}
(EL) Señora Presidenta, una nube negra, que es cada vez más espesa, ha ido extendiéndose recientemente por Europa.
(EL) Madam President, a black cloud, which is getting thicker and thicker, has been spreading over Europe recently.
espesar[espesando · espesado] {transitive verb}
espesar(also: hacerse más densa, hacerse más denso)
to thicken[thickened · thickened] {v.t.}
espesar[espesando · espesado] {reflexive verb}
espesar(also: espesarse)
to become dense {vb}
espesar(also: espesarse)
to become thick {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "espesar":
espesar
adensar- comprimir- concentrar- condensar
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "espesa" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Señor Presidente, una espesa tormenta se avecina en el Atlántico.
Mr President, dark clouds are gathering over the Atlantic and they are storm clouds.
¡También he visto la espesa maraña tras la que posteriormente desaparecieron dichos solemnes signatarios!
I have also seen the undergrowth into which they subsequently disappeared, those solemn signatories!
No podemos permitir que la espesa niebla que cubre la totalidad de Europa ponga fin a la cooperación.
We cannot allow the muggy haze that has descended over the whole of Europe to put a stop to cooperation.
No podemos permitir que la espesa niebla que cubre la totalidad de Europa ponga fin a la cooperación.
We cannot, however, put the whole of the EU in the deep-freeze and wait for the distrust felt by many towards the EU suddenly to disappear.
La producción excesiva de secreción mucosa espesa conduce a infecciones recurrentes y a daño tisular en los pulmones en las personas con fibrosis quística.
This leads to repeated infection and tissue damage in the lungs.
¡qué espesa es la profesora!
the teacher's a real slavedriver
una salsa no muy espesa
a sauce of pouring consistency
niebla espesa
pea soup fog
Desde una perspectiva de cordialidad y simpatía con los Parlamentos nacionales deja las cosas claras y tiende la mano a una colaboración espesa, sólida y sustancial.
From the point of view of cordiality and solidarity with the national parliaments it makes things very clear and lends support to deep, solid and substantial cooperation.

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