wither

UK:**UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈwɪðər/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈwɪðɚ/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(wiᵺər)

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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

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InglésEspañol
wither vi(plant: shrivel) (planta)marchitarse v prnl
 (flor)morirse v prnl
 Evelyn forgot to water her houseplants and they withered.
 Evelyn olvidó regar las plantas de interior y estas se marchitaron.
wither vi(body part: weaken, shrink)debilitarse v prnl
  atrofiarse v prnl
 Polio can cause the limbs to wither.
 La polio puede hacer que las extremidades se debiliten.
wither vifigurative (lose vitality) (figurado)apagarse v prnl
  marchitarse v prnl
 Glenn's enthusiasm withered after ten years doing the same job.
 El entusiasmo de Glenn se apagó después de diez años de hacer el mismo trabajo.
wither [sth] vtr(plant: cause to shrivel)marchitar vtr
 The intense heat from the sun withered the delicate seedlings.
 El calor intenso del sol marchitó las delicadas plantas de semillero.
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

Additional Translations
InglésEspañol
withers npl(animal's shoulders, back: horse, elk) (zoología)cruz nf
 The saddle should sit just behind the withers.
 La montura debería colocarse justo detrás de la cruz.
wither [sb] vtr(humiliate, abash) (figurado)fulminar a vtr + prep
 (figurado)destruir a vtr + prep
 Tom knew he had made a stupid comment when the professor, instead of answering, merely withered him with a look.
 Tom supo que había hecho un comentario estúpido cuando el profesor, en vez de responder, le fulminó con la mirada.
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Compound Forms:
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wither away vi + adv(weaken and die)marchitarse v prnl
 Those plants will just wither away unless you water them regularly.
 Esas plantas se marchitarán a menos que las riegues regularmente.
wither away vi + advfigurative (decline, fade away) (figurado)marchitarse v prnl
  debilitarse v prnl
 The movement started off strongly, with hundreds of members, but gradually it withered away.
 El movimiento comenzó con fuerza, con cientos de miembros, pero gradualmente se marchitó.
wither on the vine v exprfigurative (hopes, plans: fail)marchitarse sin dar frutos loc verb
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Collocations: the [plants, trees, garden] withered, the [sun, heat, heatwave] withered the crops, [he, his body, the plant, the garden] withered away, more...

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