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Significados de spectre en inglés

portugués
fantasma
catalán
aparició
español
aparición

A ghostly appearing figure.

aparición
portugués
espectro
catalán
espectre
español
espectro

A mental representation of some haunting experience.

espectro
Uso de spectre en inglés
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However, he is still the spectre which haunts the politics of Zimbabwe.
The South African
2
Sceptics believe the election spectre will send the Government running for cover.
The Irish Times
3
Everything points to the spectre of another reality rippling through the neon.
The Guardian
4
The spectre of nuclear war has a curiously weakening effect on superpowers.
The new yorker
5
The spectre of US interference still hangs over the new Wired UK.
The Guardian
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Some unionists and protestors raise the spectre of similar action in Romania.
Reuters
7
The spectre of prime minister Corbyn haunts the corridors of Conservative minds.
The Guardian
8
For a time the spectre of fear had me in its power.
The Conquest of Fear
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But the spectre of the NHS deficit still haunts his reform plans.
The Guardian
10
This means that starvation is the grim spectre in six thousand homes.
The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
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Its spectre also looms menacingly on the horizon for Ireland's business community.
The Irish Times
12
She came nearer and nearer, a graceful spectre in the dazzling morning.
Prue and I
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Towards the end of 1807 the spectre of divorce arose before her.
The Court of the Empress Josephine
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The spectre lights of the north were already dancing their sombre measure.
The Triumph of John Kars: A Story of the Yukon
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What the morals of a spectre could be, Schomberg had no idea.
Victory: An Island Tale
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From the cup grins a skeleton, at the board warns a spectre.
Lucretia — Volume 03
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