WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
aborto nm | (interrupción del embarazo) (unintentional) | miscarriage n |
| (intentional) | abortion n |
| Nunca pudo superar el aborto que tuvo a los seis meses de embarazo. |
| She was never able to get over the miscarriage she suffered when she was six months pregnant. |
aborto nm | coloquial, peyorativo (cosa deforme) | freak n |
| (person) | ugly adj |
| Trató de juntar el frente de un auto con la parte trasera de una camioneta y le quedó un aborto de la naturaleza. |
| He tried to put together the front of a car with the back end of a truck and he ended up with a freak of nature. |
Additional Translations |
aborto nm | (interrupción de operación) | abortion n |
| El aborto del proyecto se debió a las presiones de los socios directivos. |
| ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. The government felt that the best course of action was the abortion of the social program. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
abortar⇒ vi | (interrumpir un embarazo) | have an abortion v expr |
| (pregnancy) | abort⇒ vtr |
| (accidental) | have a miscarriage, suffer a miscarriage v expr |
| | miscarry⇒ vi |
| Ha aumentado el número de adolescentes que abortan. |
| The number of adolescents who have an abortion has increased. |
abortar vtr | (interrumpir, cancelar) | abort⇒ vtr |
| | call off vtr phrasal sep |
| (informal) | cut short v expr |
| El ejército abortó el plan de rescate tras las amenazas de los secuestradores. |
| The army aborted the rescue plan after threats were made by the kidnappers. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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