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| plague n | (disease, pestilence) | plaga nf |
| | | peste nf |
| | The town was cordoned off due to an outbreak of plague. |
| | Acordonaron el pueblo por un brote de plaga. |
| plague n | (infestation of insects or rats) | plaga nf |
| | The citizens of Hamlin called on the services of the Pied Piper because of a plague of rats. |
| | Los ciudadanos de Hamelin pidieron los servicios del flautista por una plaga de ratas. |
| plague n | figurative (epidemic) | plaga nf |
| | Many people thought swine flu would be a modern plague. |
| | Mucha gente creyó que la gripe porcina sería una plaga moderna. |
| plague of [sth] n | figurative ([sth] bad and persistent) (figurado) | plaga de nf + prep |
| | | invasión de nf + prep |
| | | sinfín de nm + prep |
| | Anna has suffered a plague of misfortunes. |
| | Ana ha sufrido una plaga de desgracias. |
| plague [sb/sth]⇒ vtr | figurative, often passive (afflict) | plagar⇒ vtr |
| | | asolar⇒ vtr |
| | That country has been plagued by misfortune. |
| | Ese país ha estado plagado por la mala suerte. |
| plague [sb]⇒ vtr | figurative (bother persistently) | acosar a vtr + prep |
| | | molestar a vtr + prep |
| | | fastidiar⇒ vtr |
| | The new trainee is always plaguing the boss with questions. |
| | El nuevo pasante está siempre acosando al jefe con preguntas. |
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