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Principal Translations |
divine adj | (godlike) | divino/a adj |
| The priest told his congregation to have faith in divine providence. |
| El sacerdote le indicó a su congregación que tuviese fe en la divina providencia. |
divine adj | (coming from a god) | divino/a adj |
| The Queen rules by divine right. |
| La Reina gobierna por derecho divino. |
divine adj | figurative (wonderful) | sublime adj mf |
| (coloquial) | divino/a adj |
| This chocolate cake is divine! |
| ¡Este pastel de chocolate está sublime! |
divine [sth]⇒ vtr | (dowse with a rod: for water, etc.) | detectar⇒ vtr |
| | descubrir⇒ vtr |
| The farmer hired a man to divine underground springs in his fields when the stream began to dry up. |
| El granjero contrató a un hombre para que detectase fuentes de agua subterráneas en sus campos cuando el arroyo empezó a secarse. |
divine [sth] vtr | (predict, prophesy) | adivinar⇒ vtr |
| People believed the oracles could divine the future. |
| La gente creía que los oráculos podían adivinar el futuro. |
divine that vtr | (with clause: predict) | adivinar que vtr + conj |
| The oracle divined that the emperor would die a violent death. |
| El oráculo adivinó que el emperador moriría de forma violenta. |
divine [sth]⇒ vtr | (guess, infer) | intuir⇒ vtr |
| From Ann's silence, I divined her sadness. |
| Intuí la tristeza de Ann por su silencio. |
divine that vtr | (with clause: guess, infer that) | intuir que vtr + conj |
| From Tim's unhappy expression, I divined that something terrible had happened. |
| Por la expresión de desdicha de Tim, intuí que algo terrible había sucedido. |
Additional Translations |
divine n | (theologian) | teólogo, teóloga nm, nf |
| George spoke to a local divine about his personal problem. |
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