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smitten by [sth] adj + prep | (afflicted with) | afectado por, afectado con adj + prep |
| | afligido con adj + prep |
| Cattle smitten by the disease had to be put down. |
| Hubo que sacrificar el ganado afectado por la enfermedad. |
smitten adj | figurative (in love) | enamorado/a adj |
| | embelesado/a adj |
| (ES, coloquial) | pillado adj |
| Smitten teenagers often imagine that life won't get better. |
| Los adolescentes enamorados suelen creer que la vida no podría estar mejor. |
smitten with [sb], smitten over [sb] adj + prep | (infatuated with) | enamorado de adj + prep |
| He was smitten with the beautiful actress. |
| Estaba enamorado de la hermosa actriz. |
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smite [sb]⇒ vtr | Biblical, archaic (kill, strike down) | aniquilar a vtr + prep |
| | destruir a vtr + prep |
| The boy was afraid that God would smite him for lying. |
| El niño tenía miedo de que Dios le aniquilase por mentir. |
smite [sb/sth]⇒ vtr | archaic (strike, hit) | golpear⇒ vtr |
| | batir⇒ vtr |
| Zeus smote the young soldier with a bolt of lightning. |
| Zeus golpeó al soldado con un rayo. |
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