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2 Translation results for dead-end in Spanish

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dead-end adjective

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sin salida; sin futuro

dead end

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callejón sin salida

Example sentences of
dead end

  • •We came to a dead end and had to turn around.
  • •My career has hit a dead end.
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dead adjective

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muerto; entumecido; indiferente, frío; inactivo; desconectado (dícese del teléfono), descargado (dícese de una batería); agotado, derrengado; obsoleto; exacto

Example sentences of
dead adjective

  • •Her husband is dead. He died last year.
  • •He was found dead in his apartment yesterday.
  • •He lay dead on the floor.
  • •The lost mountain climbers were believed dead.
  • •The poster said that the robbers were wanted dead or alive.
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  • •Our legs were completely dead after hiking all day.
  • •I'm dead if I come in late for work again.
  • •If I ever get my hands on you, you're dead!
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Synonyms of
dead adjective

defunct, deceased, departed, late, exact, exhausted, inactive, indifferent, lifeless, numb, obsolete

end noun

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ends
extremo, final, punta; fin

Example sentences of
end noun

  • •The report is due at the end of the month.
  • •She interviewed several players at the end of the game.
  • •The restaurant is in the north end of the city.
  • •We biked from one end of the island to the other.
  • •The house is at the end of the road.
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  • •They live at opposite ends of town.
  • •the deep end of a swimming pool
  • •She drove the end of the stake into the ground.
  • •The car's front end was damaged.
  • •One end of the rope was tangled.
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Synonyms of
end noun

intention, intent, purpose, design, aim, object, objective, goal, target, termination, ending, close, conclusion, finish, extremity
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Reverse translation for dead-end

sin salida
sin futuro
callejón sin salida
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