asalto



Inflexiones de 'asalto' (nm): mpl: asaltos
Del verbo asaltar: (⇒ conjugar)
asalto es:
1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
asaltó es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
asalto nm (ataque repentino)assault, attack n
  storming n
 El asalto al castillo ocurrió mientras todos festejaban.
 The assault on the castle happened while everyone was celebrating.
asalto nm (tipo de robo, delito)mugging n
  (general)robbery n
 Afortunadamente, todavía no he sido víctima de asalto.
 Fortunately, I haven't been the victim of a mugging.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
asalto nm (boxeo: período) (boxing)round n
 El boxeador fue derribado en el segundo asalto.
 The boxer was knocked out in the second round.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
asaltar vtr (robar a alguien)rob vtr
  (slang)mug vtr
 Le detuvieron por asaltar a una anciana por la calle.
 They arrested him for robbing an old lady on the street.
asaltar vtr (aparecer de repente) (figurative: idea, feeling)strike, hit vtr
  (doubt, panic, fear)seize vtr
 Estaba casi seguro, pero me asaltó la duda y al final no lo hice.
 I was pretty sure, but I was stricken with doubt and in the end I didn't do it.
asaltar vtr (atacar con violencia)attack vtr
  storm vtr
 Los romanos asaltaron el fuerte de los galos.
 The Romans attacked the Gauls' fort.
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Additional Translations
SpanishEnglish
asaltar vtr (acometer por sorpresa)accost vtr
  (with questions)bombard vtr
 Siempre hay periodistas en el aeropuerto para asaltar a los famosos.
 There is always paparazzi in the airport waiting to accost celebrities.
asaltar vtr (tomar algo por fuerza)seize vtr
 El dictador asaltó el poder mediante un golpe de Estado.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
asalto | asaltar
SpanishEnglish
asalto a mano armada,
atraco a mano armada,
robo a mano armada
nm + loc adj
(robo con uso de arma)armed robbery n
 Dos cajeras del banco resultaron heridas en el asalto a mano armada.
 Lo condenaron a tres años de prisión por dos robos a mano armada.
 Two bank tellers were injured during the armed robbery.
asalto a mano armada,
robo a mano armada
loc nom m
figurado, coloquial (estafa, precio excesivo) (figurative)armed robbery n
 ¡Pagaste seiscientos dólares por ese cuadro! Eso es un robo a mano armada.
tropa de asalto nf + loc adj (grupo de militares)assault troop n
  (referring to Nazi Germany)storm troop n
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