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War
guerra

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. war [Am wɔr, Brit wɔː] N C or U

war
during the (19)14-18 war
First/Second World War, , World War I/II
a holy war
to be at war with sb/sth
to wage war
to declare war on sb/sth
to go to war (with sb) (over sth)
entrar en guerra (con alguien) (por algo)
an act of war
a war of nerves
the class war
war dead
war refugee
war veteran

II. war <pres part warring; pt, pp warred> [Am wɔr, Brit wɔː] VB intr liter usu in -ing form

war
war
batallar liter

trade war N

trade war

turf war N inf

turf war

war baby N

war baby

war correspondent N

war criminal N

war chest N

war chest

war crime N

war crime

war-torn [Am ˈwɔrˌtɔrn, Brit ˈwɔːtɔːn] ADJ

war-torn
war-torn

war-wounded [ˈwɔːˌwuːndɪd] N npl

u rečniku PONS

war [wɔ:ʳ, Am wɔ:r] N

war
civil war
a holy war
in time of war
to be at war
to declare war on sb
to declare war on sb fig
to go to war
to make war on sb
OpenDict unos

war N

war game N

war game

civil war N

civil war

war crime N

war crime

war atrocities N pl

pre-war [ˌpri:ˈwɔ:ʳ, Am -ˈwɔ:r] ADJ

pre-war

war-weary [ˈwɔ:ˌwɪəri, Am ˈwɔ:rˌwɪri] ADJ

war-weary

cold war N

cold war

internecine war [ɪntəˈni:saɪnˌwɔ:ʳ, Am -t̬ɚˈni:sɪn-] N

u rečniku PONS

war [wɔr] N

war
civil war
a holy war
in time of war
to be at war
to declare war on sb
to declare war on sb fig
to go to war
to make war on sb

cold war N

cold war

trade war N

trade war

war baby N

war baby
niño (-a) m (f) nacido, -a durante la guerra

war bond N

war bond

war cry N

war cry

war correspondent N

war criminal N

war crime N

war crime

price war N

price war
Present
Iwar
youwar
he/she/itwars
wewar
youwar
theywar
Past
Iwarred
youwarred
he/she/itwarred
wewarred
youwarred
theywarred
Present Perfect
Ihavewarred
youhavewarred
he/she/ithaswarred
wehavewarred
youhavewarred
theyhavewarred
Past Perfect
Ihadwarred
youhadwarred
he/she/ithadwarred
wehadwarred
youhadwarred
theyhadwarred