gut-wrenching en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de gut-wrenching en el diccionario inglés»español

gut-wrenching [ingl. am., ingl. brit. ˈɡʌt ˌrɛntʃɪŋ] ADJ. coloq.

gut-wrenching

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inglés

At some point in every university student's life, they will be faced with the gut-wrenching food of their campus cafeteria.

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It's an intensely emotional statement delivered bare bones, and it's positively gut-wrenching.

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To be within seconds of history, having deservedly led from the fourth minute to the 81st, is gut-wrenching and emotionally challenging in the extreme.

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His book gives a gut-wrenching account of a man gripped with fear, for himself and his family.

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What's gut-wrenching, is that according to the police, it was a targeted thing.

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The volatility of the game, the unbelievable highs and the gut-wrenching lows, also suited him.

torontolife.com

For the movie-going public, horror films can offer gut-wrenching fear in a safe setting.

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To be in a position where you can't do that is emotionally gut-wrenching.

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This gut-wrenching decision to leave behind the only institution she's ever fully believed in was obviously traumatic.

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There are some wonderful moments - some tense, some fanciful - along the way and a gut-wrenching payoff that makes sense of it all.

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