espanto



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

Principal Translations
SpanishEnglish
espanto nm (miedo muy intenso)terror, fright n
 Sentí espanto cuando noté de repente una mano en mi hombro.
 I felt such a fright when I noticed the hand on my shoulder.
espanto nm AmL (aparición, fantasma)ghost n
 No sé si estaba demasiado borracho pero podría jurar que me salió un espanto en el callejón.
 I might have been really drunk, but I swear I saw a ghost in the alley.
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Additional Translations
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espanto nm AmL (cosa muy desagradable)eyesore n
  hideous adj
  horror n
 Me vas a perdonar pero ese mueble que escogiste para la sala es un espanto.
 Forgive me, but the sofa you chose for the living room is an eyesore.
 Forgive me, but the sofa you chose for the living room is hideous.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Principal Translations
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espantar vtr (asustar)scare, frighten vtr
 No te dejes espantar por sus gritos, es buena persona.
 Don't let her shouting scare you. She's a nice person.
espantar vtr (hacer huir) (deliberately, e.g. fly, pigeon)shoo away vtr + adv
  scare away, frighten away vtr + adv
 ¡Espanta esa mosca!
 Shoo away that fly!
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Additional Translations
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espantarse v prnl (asustarse, sentir temor)get frightened, get scared vi + adj
 Los niños se espantaron con la película de vampiros.
 The children got frightened after watching the vampire movie.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:

Compound Forms:
espanto | espantar
SpanishEnglish
curar de espantos,
curar de espanto
loc verb
coloquial (volver inmutable) (colloquial)have seen it all before, have been around the blocks v expr
  learn from experience v expr
  be over it, get over it, get over the fright v expr
 Aunque estamos curados de espanto, ayer volvieron a sorprendernos las declaraciones del mandatario.
 Even though we've seen it all before, yesterday we were once again surprised by the president's statements.
de espanto loc adj figurado (de muy baja calidad)scary, spooky adj
 Es un programa de espanto, mejor no lo veas.
estar curado de espanto,
estar curado de espantos
loc verb
coloquial (estar curtido en todo)be over it v expr
  be past all that, be immune to that v expr
  be jaded v expr
  (informal)be tough v expr
 Si me hubieras contado eso hace unos diez años, tal vez me habría preocupado un poco, pero a estas alturas ya estoy curado de espanto.
 If you had told me that ten years ago, maybe it would have worried me a little, but at this point in life, I'm already over it.
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