arrebatado



Inflexiones de 'arrebatado' (adj): f: arrebatada, mpl: arrebatados, fpl: arrebatadas
Del verbo arrebatar: (⇒ conjugar)
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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arrebatado adj (precipitado) (US: not well prepared)half-cocked adj
  (UK)at half-cock expr
  rushed, hurried adj
  hasty, rash adj
 Tras la discusión salió arrebatado.
 After the discussion, he went off half-cocked.
 After the discussion, he went off at half-cock.
 Esta oración no es una traducción de la original. He made a hasty (or: rash) decision and now regrets it.
arrebatado adj (inconsiderado, violento)aggressive adj
  inconsiderate adj
 No me gustan los compañeros arrebatados por el resultado de un partido de fútbol.
 I hate it when my buddies get aggressive over the outcome of a soccer game.
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Additional Translations
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arrebatado adj (de color encendido)flushed adj
  bright red, crimson adj
 Tenía el rostro arrebatado del calor que hacía en aquella habitación.
 His face was flushed from how hot the room was.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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arrebatar vtr (quitar de las manos)snatch, grab vtr
  wrench vtr
 ¡Ese niño me arrebató el bolso! Le arrebaté las fotografías de las manos y las tiré al fuego.
 That kid snatched (or: grabbed) my purse! I snatched the photographs out of his hands and threw them into the fire.
arrebatar vtr (despojar de algo)take away vtr phrasal sep
 Ese cretino me arrebató mis sueños y mis ilusiones.
 That cretin took away my hopes and dreams.
arrebatar vtr literario (ejercer gran atracción)carry away v expr
  captivate vtr
  (UK)mesmerise vtr
  (US)mesmerize vtr
 La voz grave del orador arrebata a quien lo oye hablar.
 The speaker's deep voice carries the listener away.
arrebatarse v prnl coloquial (enfurecerse, irritarse)get furious vi + adj
  (with anger, desire)get carried away v expr
  (informal)get worked up v expr
 Andrés se arrebató y agarró a golpes a sus compañeros, que le hacían bromas pesadas.
 Andrés got furious and beat up his companions for making harsh jokes.
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Additional Translations
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arrebatarse v prnl AmL: coloquial (bailar exageradamente)get carried away v expr
 Alex se arrebata, pero lleva bien el ritmo.
 Alex would get carried away but he had good rhythm.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
arrebatar | arrebatado
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arrebatar a vtr + prep (quitarle a)steal vtr
  snatch vtr
 Ese cretino me arrebató a mi mujer.
 That cretin stole my wife.
arrebatar algo a alguien loc verb (quitar por la fuerza)snatch [sth] from [sb] v expr
  take [sth] from [sb] v expr
 Un ladrón le arrebató la cartera a Susana.
 A thief snatched Susan's purse from her.
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