ráfaga



Inflexiones de 'ráfaga' (nf): fpl: ráfagas

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ráfaga nf (racha de viento)gust n
 Una ráfaga volcó la vela y poco después la mesa y las sillas se prendieron fuego.
 A gust of wind knocked over the candle, and shortly after that the table and chairs caught on fire.
ráfaga nf (serie de disparos)burst, salvo n
 Las ráfagas se escuchaban del otro lado del edificio, donde los bandos opuestos disparaban.
 The bursts of gunfire were coming from the other side of the building where rival gangs were shooting at each other.
ráfaga nf (golpe de luz instantáneo)glimmer, flash n
 Las calles estaban oscuras, excepto por algunas ráfagas distantes.
 The streets were dark, apart from a few distant flashes (or: glimmers).
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