WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
acongojado adj | (triste, apenado) | anguished, distressed, heartbroken adj |
| Desde que perdió a su esposa, Mario anda todo acongojado. |
| Ever since he lost his wife, Mario has been distressed (or: heartbroken). |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
acongojar⇒ vtr | (entristecer, apenar) | grieve⇒, sadden⇒ vtr |
| | make sad vtr + adj |
| La tragedia acongojó tanto a Ana que no pudo reprimir las lágrimas. |
| The tragedy grieved (or: saddened) Ana so much that she couldn't hold back her tears. |
acongojar vtr | (causar temor) | worry⇒, upset⇒ vtr |
| (cause intense concern) | disturb⇒, distress⇒ vtr |
| La tardanza de su hijo la acongojó. |
| Her son's lateness worried (or: upset) her. |
Additional Translations |
acongojarse⇒ v prnl | (persona: afligirse) (when somebody dies) | be in mourning v expr |
| | become distressed, be distressed vi + adj |
| El país se acongojó por la muerte del gran muralista. |
| The nation was in mourning over the death of the great muralist. |
acongojarse v prnl | (alarmarse) | get distressed, get upset vi + adj |
| | become distressed, become upset vi + adj |
| Es natural que la gente se acongoje por el desempleo. |
| It's only natural for people to get upset (or: distressed) over unemployment. |
'acongojado' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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