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ultras

/ˈʌltrəz/

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Ultrarrealista

An ultraroyalist in France.

Examples :

"After the French Revolution, the ultras longed for the return of the monarchy and the old social order. "

Después de la Revolución Francesa, los ultrarrealistas anhelaban el regreso de la monarquía y el antiguo orden social.

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Extremista, ultranacionalista

An extremist, especially an ultranationalist.

Examples :

"The political rally attracted not only supporters but also some ultras who shouted insults and threatened violence. "

La manifestación política atrajo no solo a simpatizantes, sino también a algunos extremistas que gritaron insultos y amenazaron con violencia.

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Ultras, aficionados radicales

An especially devoted football fan, typically associated with the intimidating use of extremist slogans, pyrotechnics and sometimes hooligan violence.

Examples :

"The game was delayed for an hour because the ultras set off flares and chanted aggressively outside the stadium. "

El partido se retrasó una hora porque los ultras encendieron bengalas y cantaron agresivamente fuera del estadio.

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Ultramaratón

An ultramarathon.

Examples :

"Many ultras take place in challenging environments, like deserts or mountains. "

Muchos ultramaratones tienen lugar en entornos desafiantes, como desiertos o montañas.

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Pico ultraprominente

An ultra-prominent peak.

Examples :

"From the valley floor, Mount Rainier and Denali stand out as impressive ultras, dominating the skyline for hundreds of miles. "

Desde el fondo del valle, el Monte Rainier y el Denali se destacan como impresionantes picos ultraprominentes, dominando el horizonte por cientos de millas.

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Ultras (generalmente en mayúsculas)

(usually capitalised) Code name used by British codebreakers during World War 2 for decrypted information gained from the enemy.

Examples :

"The British military planned their D-Day invasion partly based on intelligence gleaned from the ULTRA intercepts of German communications. "

El ejército británico planeó su invasión del Día D en parte basándose en la información obtenida de las interceptaciones ULTRA de las comunicaciones alemanas.

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