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Detailed Translations for phantom from English to Spanish

phantom:

phantom [the ~] nomen

  1. the phantom (ghostly apparition; ghost; apparition; )
    el fantasma; el duende; la visión; la aparición; la comparecencia; el espectro; el espantajo
  2. the phantom (ghost; spectre; specter)
    el fantasma
  3. the phantom (phantasm; spectre; bogey; )
    la ilusión; el fantasma; la imaginación; el espectro; la figura fantasmal

phantom adj

  1. phantom
    – Pertaining to the insertion of a new row or the deletion of an existing row in a range of rows that were previously read by another task, where that task has not yet committed its transaction. 1
    fantasma

Translation Matrix for phantom:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aparición apparition; ghost; ghostly apparition; phantom; specter; spectre; spook announcement; appearance; attendance; build; declaration; disclosure; exterior; figure; ghost; looks; posture; proclamation; promulgation; publication; shadow; shape; size; stature; turnout; vision
comparecencia apparition; ghost; ghostly apparition; phantom; specter; spectre; spook declaration; proclamation; promulgation; publication
duende apparition; ghost; ghostly apparition; phantom; specter; spectre; spook
espantajo apparition; ghost; ghostly apparition; phantom; specter; spectre; spook
espectro apparition; bogey; delusion; fantasm; ghost; ghostly apparition; imaginair bogey; phantasm; phantom; specter; spectre; spook apparition; bogey; fan; fantasy; gamma; gamut; illusion; phantasy; scale; specter; spectre; spectrum
fantasma apparition; bogey; delusion; fantasm; ghost; ghostly apparition; imaginair bogey; phantasm; phantom; specter; spectre; spook apparition; bogey; delusion; eyerings; fantasy; ghost; hallucination; illusion; phantasy; shadow; specter; spectre; tailing
figura fantasmal bogey; delusion; fantasm; ghost; imaginair bogey; phantasm; phantom; specter; spectre
ilusión bogey; delusion; fantasm; ghost; imaginair bogey; phantasm; phantom; specter; spectre Utopia; castle in the air; delusion; dream; fabrication; fallacy; false hopes; fantasy; fata morgana; figment of the imagination; guise; hallucination; ideal state; illusion; imagination; mirage; optical illusion; phantasy; pipe dream; pretence; pretense; pretext; trick of vision; wrong notion
imaginación bogey; delusion; fantasm; ghost; imaginair bogey; phantasm; phantom; specter; spectre delusion; fabrication; fantasy; figment of the imagination; hallucination; illusion; imagination; imaginative power; ingenuity; phantasy; pipe dream
visión apparition; ghost; ghostly apparition; phantom; specter; spectre; spook angle; announcement; approach; aspect; attitude; conception; declaration; delusion; disclosure; dream image; eyesight; ghost; idea; illusion; interpretation; notion; opinion; outlook; perception; perspective; point of view; proclamation; publication; reading; shadow; stand; version; view; vision; visual faculty; visual image; way of thinking
- apparition; fantasm; phantasm; phantasma; shadow; specter; spectre
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fantasma phantom
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- distorted picture; vague shape; virtual image

Related Words for "phantom":

  • phantoms

Synonyms for "phantom":


Related Definitions for "phantom":

  1. something apparently sensed but having no physical reality2
    • seemed to hear faint phantom bells2
    • the amputee's illusion of a phantom limb2
  2. something existing in perception only2
  3. a ghostly appearing figure2
  4. Pertaining to the insertion of a new row or the deletion of an existing row in a range of rows that were previously read by another task, where that task has not yet committed its transaction.1

Wiktionary Translations for phantom:

phantom
noun
  1. something having no physical reality
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• phantom → fantasma ↔ fantôme — Apparition d’un défunt sous l’aspect qu’il avait de son vivant ou sous une autre forme, notamment sous un drap blanchâtre.







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