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raptures

/ˈræpt͡ʃərz/ /ˈræpt͡ʃʊrz/

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noun

Éxtasis, arrobamiento

Extreme pleasure, happiness or excitement.

Examples :

"The little girl was in raptures over her new puppy, hugging it tightly and giggling with joy. "

La niña estaba en éxtasis por su nuevo cachorro, abrazándolo con fuerza y riendo de alegría.

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noun

Rapto

In some forms of fundamentalist Protestant eschatology, the event when Jesus returns and gathers the souls of living believers. (Usually "the rapture.")

Examples :

"Many fundamentalist Christians believe in the rapture, when believers will be taken to heaven. "

Muchos cristianos fundamentalistas creen en el Rapto, cuando los creyentes serán llevados al cielo.

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noun

Secuestro, rapto

The act of kidnapping or abducting, especially the forceful carrying off of a woman.

Examples :

"In some historical accounts, the rapetures of women by rival tribes were a common cause of conflict. "

En algunos relatos históricos, los secuestros de mujeres por tribus rivales eran una causa común de conflicto.

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Violación

Rape; ravishment; sexual violation.

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noun

Arrebatos, éxtasis

The act of carrying, conveying, transporting or sweeping along by force of movement; the force of such movement; the fact of being carried along by such movement.

Examples :

"The river's raptures swept fallen branches downstream after the heavy rain. "

Los arrebatos del río arrastraron las ramas caídas río abajo después de la fuerte lluvia.

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noun

Espasmo, ataque, delirio

A spasm; a fit; a syncope; delirium.

Examples :

"After days without sleep and food, the lost hiker finally succumbed, his body collapsing into raptures of fever and delirium. "

Después de días sin dormir ni comer, el excursionista perdido finalmente sucumbió, su cuerpo colapsando en espasmos de fiebre y delirio.

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verb

Extasiar, encantar

To cause to experience great happiness or excitement.

Examples :

"The magician's incredible tricks raptured the children in the audience, leaving them wide-eyed and cheering. "

Los trucos increíbles del mago extasiaron a los niños del público, dejándolos boquiabiertos y vitoreando.

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verb

Extasiarse, regocijarse

To experience great happiness or excitement.

Examples :

"Seeing her favorite singer on stage raptured her. "

Ver a su cantante favorito en el escenario la extasió.

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verb

Arrebatar

To take (someone) off the Earth and bring (them) to Heaven as part of the Rapture.

Examples :

"Many believe that only the most righteous will be raptured to heaven before the Great Tribulation. "

Muchos creen que solo los más justos serán arrebatados al cielo antes de la Gran Tribulación.

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verb

Ser arrebatado

To take part in the Rapture; to leave Earth and go to Heaven as part of the Rapture.

Examples :

"Many believed that if they lived a righteous life, they would be raptured before the tribulation. "

Muchos creían que si vivían una vida justa, serían arrebatados antes de la tribulación.

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verb

Extasiarse, hablar con entusiasmo

To state (something, transitive) or talk (intransitive) rapturously.

Examples :

"She raptures about her new puppy for hours. "

Ella se extasía sobre su nuevo cachorro durante horas.

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