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"to flinch" in Spanish

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"to flinch" in Spanish
to flinch{verb}
respingar
to flinch{intransitive verb}
sobresaltarse- estremecerse
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to flinch[flinched · flinched] {verb}
to flinch(also: to balk, to recoil, to reply, to wince)
respingar[respingando · respingado] {vb}
to flinch[flinched · flinched] {intransitive verb}
to flinch
sobresaltarse {w.sein}
to flinch(also: to shake)
estremecerse {r. v.}

CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "to flinch" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
The world is on red alert and yet the European Union does not flinch.
Los pilotos mundiales están en rojo, y la Unión Europea no se mueve.
It does not flinch from using violence in these activities.
No ha escatimado la violencia para ello.
We must not flinch, therefore, when it comes to taking decisions aimed at improving our citizens’ lives.
Por tanto, no hemos de arredrarnos a la hora de tomar decisiones destinadas a mejorar la vida de nuestros ciudadanos.
we must not flinch in the face of danger
no hay que acobardarse ante el peligro
To quote Winston Churchill in his last great speech in the House of Commons: 'Never flinch; never weary; never despair'.
Citando a Winston Churchill en su último gran discurso en la Cámara de los Comunes: "No os acobardéis nunca, no temáis nunca, nunca desesperéis".
They will not flinch.
No se inmutarán.
to flinch from -ing
resistirse a
Labour will not flinch from pushing for the highest possible standards in public life, whether in London, Brussels, Edinburgh or Manchester.
El laborismo no rehuirá defender los criterios más estrictos que sean posibles en la vida pública, ya sea en Londres, Bruselas, Edimburgo o Manchester.
We must therefore never flinch from emphasising human rights in contacts with countries such as China, Iran, Cuba, Syria, Zimbabwe, etc.
Por lo tanto, nunca debemos dudar a la hora de poner énfasis en los derechos humanos en los contactos con países como China, Irán, Cuba, Siria, Zimbabwe, etc.
You said that Europe must first earn itself a welfare state, and I am sure that you will not lose heart or flinch before the task of giving an effective boost to the European economy.
Por desgracia, ese es el resultado directo de la política económica que se ha llevado a cabo hasta el momento, y así tenemos que reconocerlo.
You said that Europe must first earn itself a welfare state, and I am sure that you will not lose heart or flinch before the task of giving an effective boost to the European economy.
Dijo que Europa tiene primero que ganarse un Estado de bienestar, y estoy segura de que usted no se desanimará ni se acobardará ante la tarea de dar un empuje efectivo a la economía europea.

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