causar



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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
causar⇒ vtr (ocasionar, provocar)cause⇒ vtr
  bring about vtr phrasal insep
  (outrage, alarm)cause⇒, arouse⇒, provoke⇒ vtr
  (pleasure)give⇒ vtr
 El consumo excesivo de alcohol puede causar la muerte.
 Excessive consumption of alcohol can cause death.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
SpanishEnglish
causar daños loc verb (dañar)cause damages expr
 Los hinchas causaron daños en el estadio.
 The fans caused damage to the stadium.
causar gracia loc verb (agradar)make [sb] laugh v expr
  be funny vi + adj
 Me causa gracia cómo baila tu hermana.
 The way your sister dances makes me laugh.
causar la muerte de,
causar la muerte a loc verb + prep		 formal (matar)claim a life, take a life v expr
  cause the death of v expr
 El incendio causó la muerte de tres personas.
 The fire claimed three lives.
causar terror loc verb (atemorizar)strike terror v expr
  sow fear v expr
 El terremoto causó terror entre los habitantes.
 The earthquake struck terror into the locals.
causar una fuerte impresión loc verb (asombrar)cause a stir v expr
  make a strong impression v expr
 El atuendo de María causó una fuerte impresión en la fiesta.
hacer estragos,
causar estragos loc verb		 (causar enorme daño)wreak havoc⇒ vi
  ravage⇒ vtr
 La crisis hizo estragos en las finanzas de la familia.
hacer estragos,
causar estragos loc verb		 (atraer, causar admiración)be a hit v expr
  be popular⇒ vi
  make an impression v expr
 Es tan hermosa que hace estragos en todos lados.
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'causar' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
In the Spanish description:
abrasar - abrir la caja de Pandora - aburrir - acatarrar - acomplejar - acongojar - actividades molestas, insalubres, nocivas y peligrosas - afligir - agraviar - alborotar - alborozar - aletargar - alocar - alzar un tanate - amargar - amodorrar - amostazar - anonadar - apenar - apesadumbrar - apiadar - armar - armar un expolio - asombrar - asquear - asustar - asustar con - atormentar - atribular - aturar - avergonzar - averiar - azarar - azotar - baldar - cansar - cavar su propio hoyo - cobrar - compungir - costarle el cargo a alguien - criar - dar batalla - dar cosa - dar dentera - dar flojera - dar guerra - dar gusto - dar lugar a - dar miedo - dar origen a
English:
induce - lead - produce - wreak - bring on - create - do - inflict - mean - provoke - attract - invite - amuse - be the death of - bust - buzz - cause a stir - cause anguish - cause confusion - cause harm - cause interference - cause pain - cause physical harm - cause trouble - creep out - cut a fine figure - discommode - do great harm - do harm - give rise to - go down a storm - harm - harmlessly - inconvenience - lay waste to - make a dent - make a splash - make an impression - make mischief - make the fur fly - make trouble - make trouble for - make waves - prepossess - put your best foot forward - raise eyebrows - rankle - rock the boat - run up - shell shock


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