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Detailed Translations for brooding from English to Spanish

brooding:

brooding [the ~] noun

  1. the brooding (brood; sitting)
    la empollada
  2. the brooding (reverie; deep-thinking)
    el preocuparse; la meditaciones

brooding adj

  1. brooding (worrisome; worrying; fretting)
    caviloso

Translation Matrix for brooding:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
caviloso brooder; puzzle-head; worrier
empollada brood; brooding; sitting
meditaciones brooding; deep-thinking; reverie consideration; considered opinion; daydreaming; meditation; musing; observation; reflection; reverie; thought
preocuparse brooding; deep-thinking; reverie
- incubation; pensiveness
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
preocuparse alarm; be worried; care for; to worry; worry about
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- broody; contemplative; meditative; musing; pensive; pondering; reflective; ruminative
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
caviloso brooding; fretting; worrisome; worrying

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Synonyms for "brooding":


Related Definitions for "brooding":

  1. deeply or seriously thoughtful1
    • Byron lives on not only in his poetry, but also in his creation of the 'Byronic hero' - the persona of a brooding melancholy young man1
  2. persistent morbid meditation on a problem1
  3. sitting on eggs so as to hatch them by the warmth of the body1

Wiktionary Translations for brooding:

brooding
adjective
  1. deeply or seriously thoughtful

brood:

brood [the ~] noun

  1. the brood (descendants; children; offspring; progeny; successors)
    el niños; el chiquitos; el hijos; el descendientes; el niñitos; la cría; la descendencia
  2. the brood (brooding; sitting)
    la empollada
  3. the brood
    la crías; el hijos; el descendientes; la nidada; la progenie
  4. the brood (young animals)
    la cría

to brood verb (broods, brooded, brooding)

  1. to brood (think; consider; ponder; )
    pensar; reflexionar
  2. to brood (worry; bother; fret; mope)
    cavilar; agotarse; agobiarse; atormentarse; enfurruñarse; amohinarse; dar vueltas a la cabeza
  3. to brood (fret; worry)
    agotarse; amohinarse; atormentarse; aperrearse; enfurruñarse; estar de mal humor; dar vueltas a la cabeza; tener dificultades

Conjugations for brood:

present
  1. brood
  2. brood
  3. broods
  4. brood
  5. brood
  6. brood
simple past
  1. brooded
  2. brooded
  3. brooded
  4. brooded
  5. brooded
  6. brooded
present perfect
  1. have brooded
  2. have brooded
  3. has brooded
  4. have brooded
  5. have brooded
  6. have brooded
past continuous
  1. was brooding
  2. were brooding
  3. was brooding
  4. were brooding
  5. were brooding
  6. were brooding
future
  1. shall brood
  2. will brood
  3. will brood
  4. shall brood
  5. will brood
  6. will brood
continuous present
  1. am brooding
  2. are brooding
  3. is brooding
  4. are brooding
  5. are brooding
  6. are brooding
subjunctive
  1. be brooded
  2. be brooded
  3. be brooded
  4. be brooded
  5. be brooded
  6. be brooded
diverse
  1. brood!
  2. let's brood!
  5. brooded
  6. brooding
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for brood:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cavilar contriving; musing
chiquitos brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors kiddies; little children; little persons
cría brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors; young animals baby; breeding; cultivation; culture; growing; growth; infant; kid; kiddy; little child; little kid; multiplication; nipper; production; rabble; reproduction; scum; small child; small one; tike; tiny tot; toddler; tot; tyke
crías brood
descendencia brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors ancestry; birth; descendant; descendent; descent; offspring; origin; parentage; provenance; source
descendientes brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors descendants
empollada brood; brooding; sitting
hijos brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors little persons; sons
nidada brood burrow; hole; nest; rabble; ragtag; riffraff; scum
niñitos brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors kiddies; little children; little persons
niños brood; children; descendants; offspring; progeny; successors little persons
pensar contriving; musing; thinking
progenie brood
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
agobiarse bother; brood; fret; mope; worry
agotarse bother; brood; fret; mope; worry exhaust yourself
amohinarse bother; brood; fret; mope; worry
aperrearse brood; fret; worry
atormentarse bother; brood; fret; mope; worry break one's head; puzzle
cavilar bother; brood; fret; mope; worry muse
dar vueltas a la cabeza bother; brood; fret; mope; worry break one's head; puzzle
enfurruñarse bother; brood; fret; mope; worry be furious; nurse a grievance; pout; sulk
estar de mal humor brood; fret; worry be furious; nurse a grievance; pout; sulk
pensar brood; cogitate; consider; muse; ponder; reflect; think; wonder be in sympathy with; conceive; consider; contemplate; contrive; devise; feel; feel empathy for; imagine; intend; invent; make up; meditate on; muse; muse on; ponder on; reflect on; regard; sympathise; sympathize; think; think along; think it over; think out
reflexionar brood; cogitate; consider; muse; ponder; reflect; think; wonder consider; contemplate; do some hard thinking; meditate on; muse; muse on; ponder; ponder on; reflect; reflect on; regard; seek advice; seek advice from; think better of it; think it over; think out
tener dificultades brood; fret; worry
- bulk large; cover; dwell; grizzle; hatch; hover; incubate; loom; pout; stew; sulk
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- offspring; progeny

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Synonyms for "brood":


Related Definitions for "brood":

  1. the young of an animal cared for at one time1
  2. sit on (eggs)1
    • Birds brood1
  3. think moodily or anxiously about something1
  4. be in a huff; be silent or sullen1
  5. be in a huff and display one's displeasure1
  6. hang over, as of something threatening, dark, or menacing1
    • The terrible vision brooded over her all day long1

Wiktionary Translations for brood:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• brood → incubar; empollar ↔ broeden — een gelegd ei met lichaamswarmte warm houden
• brood → incubar; empollar huevos ↔ couver — Traductions à trier suivant le sens

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