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Principal Translations |
crecida nf | (inundación) | swelling n |
| | rise n |
| La crecida del río arrasó un puente colgante y dejó aisladas a dos comunidades. |
| The swelling of the river demolished a hanging bridge and isolated two communities. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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crecido adj | (elevado, grande) | large adj |
| Un crecido número de colegas le acompañarán en su despedida. |
| A large number of colleagues accompanied him in his farewell. |
crecido adj | (caudal: aumentado) | swollen adj |
| | high adj |
| El río viene crecido y hay riesgo de desbordamiento. |
| The river is swollen, and there's a risk of flooding. |
| The river is high, and there's a risk of flooding. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
crecer⇒ vi | (aumentar de tamaño) | grow⇒ vi |
| (river) | rise⇒ vi |
| (moon) | wax⇒ vi |
| (person: mature) | grow up vi phrasal |
| Los árboles del jardín han crecido mucho. |
| The trees in the garden have grown a lot. |
crecer vi | (aumentar la cantidad) | expand⇒ vi |
| | swell⇒ vi |
| | spring up vi phrasal |
| No paran de crecer las escuelas privadas frente al número de públicas. |
| Private schools don't stop expanding compared to public schools. |
Additional Translations |
crecerse⇒ v prnl | (persona: decidirse) | grow⇒, mature⇒ vi |
| | stand up, come of age v expr |
| Un héroe se crece ante la adversidad. |
| A hero grows (or: matures) when faced with adversity. |
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