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Inflexiones de 'angustia' (nf): fpl: angustias
Del verbo angustiar: (⇒ conjugar)
angustia es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo
2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
angustiá es:
2ª persona singular (vos) imperativo
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WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:

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angustia nf(preocupación, temor)anguish, distress n
anxiety n
angst n
La falta de noticias de su hijo le producía angustia a la mujer.
The lack of news about his son caused the mother great anguish.
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angustia nf(ganas de vomitar)nausea n
Desde que comí ese guiso tengo angustia y necesito vomitar.
Since I ate that stew I've felt nausea and need to throw up.
angustias adj invES: coloquial (persona: pesimista) (informal)worrywart n
worrier n
No seas angustias: deja de preocuparte por si llegamos tarde y disfruta del paseo.
Don't be a worrywart, stop worrying about arriving late and enjoy the walk!
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angustiar⇒ vtr(inquietar, afligir)upset⇒, worry⇒ vtr
(formal)grieve⇒, distress⇒ vtr
cause anguish v expr
No lo estés angustiando con tantos problemas.
Don't go upsetting (or: worrying) him with so many problems.
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angustiarse⇒ v prnl(sentir inquietud) (effect)get worried, get distressed v expr
(cause)distress⇒, worry⇒ vtr
Se angustiaban porque veían un futuro desalentador.
They got worried (or: distressed) as they only saw a bleak future.
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ataque de angustia nm + loc adj(ataque de pánico)anxiety attack, panic attack n
El ataque de angustia es un trastorno de ansiedad.
ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. The parents learned that their daughter had been suffering from anxiety attacks.
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