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"to get wind" in Spanish

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"to get wind" in Spanish
to get wind{verb}
prenderse- sospechar- recelar de- recelar de
Translations & ExamplesSimilar TranslationsContext Examples
TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to get wind{verb}
to get wind
prenderse{vb} [Chile] [coll.] (llenarse de gases)
to get wind
sospechar{v.t.}
to get wind
recelar de{v.t.}
to get wind(also: to mistrust)
recelar de{vb}

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "to get wind" in Spanish
to getverb
lograr- recibir- captar- pescar- ir por- ligar- agenciar- buscar- ligarse- llevar- morder- pescarse- pinchar- pringar- recabar- sacarse- cachar- obtener- conseguir- coger- penetrar- traer- ir a buscar- llamar- agarrar- preparar- hacer- tomar- sacar- comprar- sacar- lograr comunicarse con- ganar- llevarse- alcanzar- pillar- agarrar- darle a- agarrar- pillar- fastidiar- oír- agarrar- entender- contestar- atender- abrir- llegar- llegar a
windnoun
viento- ventosidad- aire- aliento- resuello- gases- curva- recodo- del viento
windadjective
eólico
to windverb
enrollar- aspar- bobinar- culebrear- devanar- dejar sin aliento- dejar sin resuello- cortarle la respiración a- sacarle el aire a- ovillar- envolver- hacer girar- darle vueltas a- levantar- serpentear
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "to get wind" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
We must get our second wind once the Intergovernmental Conference has been concluded.
Es preciso que cobremos nuevas fuerzas cuando concluya la Conferencia Intergubernamental.
The first is to get the wind of political reform blowing, and the nations of the South are ready to back it.
La primera es hacer que sople el viento de la reforma política, y los pueblos del Sur están dispuestos a apoyarlo.
The first is to get the wind of political reform blowing, and the nations of the South are ready to back it.
Todos estos proyectos convergen en más paz, más seguridad y más prosperidad compartida, pero con demasiada lentitud.
let's get out of the wind
refugiémonos del viento
to get wind of sth.
enterarse de un secreto
When the political science students of the future or citizens who are interested in politics get wind of it, it will be a classic.
Cuando los estudiantes de ciencias políticas del mañana o los ciudadanos interesados en la política tengan noticia de él, se convertirá en un clásico.
I should like to close by saying that I hope they will not get wind of what I have said here today and include me on this list, because I love Istanbul and I like to go there quite often.
Termino diciendo que espero que lo que he dicho hoy no salga de aquí, no vaya a ser que me incluyan en esta lista, porque me gusta Estambul e ir allí a menudo.

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