fantasma
/fanˈtasma/, [fãn̪ˈt̪az.ma]ghost
Noun fantasma m (plural fantasmas)
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ghost, phantom, wraith
- El fantasma de la ópera.
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The Phantom of the Opera.
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(colloquial) show-off
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Se asustaron al ver el fantasma.
They were scared at the sight of the ghost.
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Un fantasma está moviendo cosas por la casa.
A ghost is moving things around the house.
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Es un fantasma, y solo yo puedo hablar con él.
It's a ghost, and only I can speak to him.
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El Fantasma lentamente, con gravedad, en silencio, se acercó.
The Phantom slowly, gravely, silently, approached.
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Cuando pequeño me poseyó un fantasma.
As a kid I was possessed by a ghost.
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Él lucía como si hubiera visto a un fantasma.
He looked as if he had seen a ghost.
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Tom vio a un fantasma.
Tom saw a ghost.
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El fantasma la visita en sus sueños.
The ghost visits her in her dreams.
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«Creía que Tom me iba a matar.» «¿Y te mató?» «¡No, estúpido! ¿Te parezco un fantasma?»
"I thought that Tom was going to kill me." "So, did he kill you?" "No, he didn't, you idiot! Do I look like a ghost to you?"
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La primera revuelta está en contra de la tiranía suprema de la teología, del fantasma de Dios. Mientras tengamos un maestro en el cielo, seremos esclavos en la tierra.
The first revolt is against the supreme tyranny of theology, of the phantom of God. As long as we have a master in heaven, we will be slaves on earth.
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