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"to douse" in Spanish
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to douse(also: to mop up, to put down, to damp, to damp down)
I think that Solvency II, regulation and CRAs are all very relevant and very important, but we need to build a fire station as well as douse the flames.
Creo que Solvencia II, la regulación y las agencias de calificación crediticia son muy relevantes e importantes, pero además de sofocar las llamas debemos construir la estación de bomberos.
to douse(also: to blow out, to put off, to stub out, to beat out)
To douse the flames, slide your finger along the water toward the flames, causing a splash effect.
Para apagar las llamas, desliza el dedo por el agua hacia las llamas para causar el efecto de salpicado.
A fire that nobody knows how to douse.
Un incendio que ya no saben apagar.
Once a conflict has been fuelled, along comes the EU with its military missions in Africa - in the Congo, Sudan and so on. The fire-fighters are dousing the flames with petrol.
Una vez que se han calentado los conflictos, la UE realiza igualmente intervenciones militares en África, el Congo, Sudán, etc. De este modo, los incendiarios apagan el fuego con gasolina.
to douse(also: to dowse, to drench, to saturate, to souse)
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So we must do everything possible to douse the fire as quickly as possible.
En consecuencia, debemos hacer todo lo que esté en nuestra mano para detener este incendio lo antes posible.
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