grave robber en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de grave robber en el diccionario inglés»español

grave robber SUST.

grave robber

profanador m de tumbas / profanadora f de tumbas

Traducciones de grave robber en el diccionario inglés»español

robber [ingl. am. ˈrɑbər, ingl. brit. ˈrɒbə] SUST.

robber

ladrón m / ladrona f

grave¹ SUST.

1. grave:

grave

tumba f

grave

sepultura f

as quiet or silent as the grave

como una tumba

inside, the place was like a grave

dentro había un silencio sepulcral

to dig one's own grave

cavarse su (or mi etc.) propia tumba

to turn in one's grave your father must be turning in his grave

si tu padre levantara la cabeza …

2. grave (death) liter.:

that's a secret she'll take to the grave

ese es un secreto que se llevará a la tumba

a voice from beyond the grave

una voz de ultratumba

Waterloo was the grave of Bonapartist hopes

en Waterloo quedaron enterradas las esperanzas bonapartistas

grave² <graver, gravest> [ingl. am. ɡreɪv, ingl. brit. ɡreɪv] ADJ.

1.1. grave (serious, momentous):

grave consequences/error/danger

grave

of the gravest importance

de la mayor gravedad

you do me a grave injustice

estás cometiendo una grave injusticia conmigo

1.2. grave (solemn):

grave voice/expression/manner

grave

he's rather grave

es una persona más bien seria

2. grave [ɡrɑv] [ɡrɑːv] LING.:

grave

grave

a grave accent

un acento grave

grave robber en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de grave robber en el diccionario inglés»español

grave robber SUST.

grave robber

ladrón(-ona) m (f) de tumbas

Traducciones de grave robber en el diccionario inglés»español

robber [ˈrɒbəʳ, ingl. am. ˈrɑ:bɚ] SUST.

robber

ladrón(-ona) m (f)

bank robber

atracador(a) m (f) de bancos

grave¹ [greɪv] SUST.

grave

tumba f

grave

sepultura f

mass grave

fosa f común

to go to one's grave

irse a la tumba

beyond the grave

más allá de la sepultura

from beyond the grave

desde el más allá 

grave² [greɪv] ADJ.

1. grave:

grave (seriously bad)

grave

grave (serious)

serio, -a

grave (be taken seriously)

importante

grave (worrying)

preocupante

a grave mistake/risk

un grave error/riesgo

grave news

noticias f pl. alarmantes

2. grave (momentous):

grave

trascendental

3. grave (solemn):

a grave ceremony

una ceremonia solemne

a grave person/face

una persona/cara seria

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

In the story, a woman who was prematurely buried awakens to frighten a grave robber who is attempting to cut a ring off her finger.

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Laws were passed after the exposure of the truth by newspapers and the rapid increase of grave robbers.

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He was notorious as a human taxidermist, grave robber, etc, etc, etc.

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At this time, many archaeologists underestimated the public perception of archaeologists as non-productive members of society and grave robbers.

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Soon after his burial, grave robbers stole his body.

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Consequently, graves of the albinistic have to be sealed with cement to discourage grave robbers.

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The site has been heavily looted by grave robbers.

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However, upon making the initial incision, the woman awakes, surprising the grave robber.

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Someone who engages in this act is a grave robber or tomb raider.

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Inspired by southern-gothic and western cinema references, this video follows the mysterious journey of a grave robber as he drags a coffin toward a brutal conclusion.

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