Translator


"turbado" in English

QUICK TRANSLATIONS
"turbado" in English
turbado{adjective}
awed- confused
turbar{verb}
to baffle- to commove- to disturb- to unnerve
turbar{transitive verb}
to alarm- to disquiet- to make … nervous- to worry
Translations & ExamplesSynonymsContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
turbado{adjective}
turbado(also: sobrecogido)
awed{adj.}
turbado
confused{adj.} (embarrassed)
turbar[turbando · turbado] {verb}
turbar
to baffle[baffled · baffled] {vb}
turbar(also: agitar, perturbar, conmover, revolver)
to commove[commoved · commoved] {vb}
turbar(also: alborotar, molestar, perturbar, romper)
to disturb[disturbed · disturbed] {vb}
Visitando el país me han impresionado y turbado los muchos, demasiados, niños que vagan solos por las calles.
On visiting the country, I was struck and disturbed by the many – too many – children wandering the streets alone.
Y les duele y les turba profundamente porque son honradas más de lo que quisieran, por clérigos y laicos” (Carta de octubre de 1216: FF, 2205.2207).
And they are pained and profoundly disturbed because they are honored more than they would like, by clerics and laity” (Letter of October 1216: FF, 2205.2007).
turbar(also: poner nervioso, desconcertar, enervar, hacer sentir incómodo)
to unnerve[unnerved · unnerved] {v.t.}
turbar[turbando · turbado] {transitive verb}
turbar
to alarm[alarmed · alarmed] {vb} [idiom]
turbar(also: inquietarse)
to disquiet[disquieted · disquieted] {vb}
turbar
to make … nervous {vb}
turbar(also: apurar, inquietar, intranquilizar, inquietarse)
to worry[worried · worried] {vb}

SYNONYMS
Synonyms (Spanish) for "turbar":
turbar
acorralar- acosar- afectar- apabullar- apurar- arrebatar- arrinconar- asediar- aturdir- avergonzar- azorar- cabrear- cercar- cohibir- confundir
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "turbado" in English(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
Visitando el país me han impresionado y turbado los muchos, demasiados, niños que vagan solos por las calles.
On visiting the country, I was struck and disturbed by the many – too many – children wandering the streets alone.
Nuestra actividad agrícola e industrial y nuestros planes de transporte han turbado la calidad de nuestros suelos.
Our agricultural and industrial activities and transport plans have drastically affected the quality of our soil.
Visitando el país me han impresionado y turbado los muchos, demasiados, niños que vagan solos por las calles.
In a fine review in a German quality newspaper yesterday, I read a razor-sharp satire on the political degeneration of Romania under post-Communist rule.
Señor Vicepresidente, quiero mencionar un segundo punto que nos ha turbado mucho en los últimos tiempos y que está asimismo estrechamente relacionado con el proceso de Barcelona.
A second point which has concerned us recently, and which is also closely linked to the Barcelona process, is Algeria.

Learn Spanish

How to Learn and Memorize Spanish WordsTambién vs Tampoco in SpanishAround the House - Spanish VocabularyIr conjugationVer conjugation in SpanishSer vs EstarNumbers in Spanish - How to count from 1 to 1000+Say You're welcome in SpanishSer ConjugationSpanish superlatives

Spanish For Beginners

How to Learn and Memorize Spanish WordsSpanish Zodiac SignsSpanish vocabulary: MaterialsTambién vs Tampoco in SpanishSpanish Vocabulary: Baby RoomAround the House - Spanish VocabularyIr conjugationVer conjugation in SpanishSer vs EstarNumbers in Spanish - How to count from 1 to 1000+

Learning through Videos

How to pronounce the vowels in Spanish?How to order food in Spanish?How to pronounce "H" in Spanish?How to pronounce "G" in Spanish?How to pronounce C, K, S, Z in Spanish?How to pronounce B and V in Spanish?How to pronounce "LL" and "Y" in Spanish?Here, there, and over there in SpanishSpanish vocabulary: AnimalsBeber vs Tomar