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Detailed Translations for wrenching from English to Spanish

wrenching:

wrenching [the ~] nomen

  1. the wrenching (straining; twisting; spraining)
    la torcedura

Translation Matrix for wrenching:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
torcedura spraining; straining; twisting; wrenching dislocation; sprain; spraining; straining
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- racking

Related Words for "wrenching":


Synonyms for "wrenching":


Related Definitions for "wrenching":

  1. causing great physical or mental suffering1
    • a wrenching pain1

wrenching form of wrench:

wrench [the ~] nomen

  1. the wrench (spanner; monkey-wrench)
    la llave; la clave

to wrench verb (wrenches, wrenched, wrenching)

  1. to wrench (sprain; wrest from)
  2. to wrench (wring out)
  3. to wrench (lever)
  4. to wrench
  5. to wrench (wring; twist)

Conjugations for wrench:

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

Translation Matrix for wrench:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
clave monkey-wrench; spanner; wrench cipher; code; cypher; piano; point
escurrir drain; drain dry
llave monkey-wrench; spanner; wrench accolade; brace; button; dongle; hold; push; switch
- pull; spanner; twist
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
cinglar wrench
dislocar sprain; wrench; wrest from dislocate
escurrir wrench; wring out clasp; clutch; drip; grasp; grip; mess; pour off; seize; strain off; wrestle
hacer lo posible y lo imposible twist; wrench; wring
mover lever; wrench affect; be going to; bring down; churn; concern; convert; deposit; dislocate; go; hit; lay; laydown; mix; mobilise; mobilize; move; move on; place; propel; push along; push on; put down; reduce; remove; resolve; set; set down; shake up; shift; simplify; situate; station; stir; strike; take down; touch; trace back; transfer; transform; walk
mover tirando y empujando wrench
retorcer lever; wrench; wring out clasp; clutch; distort; grasp; grip; seize; twist; wrestle
torcer wrench arch; bend; bow; bow in honour; change; curve; turn away; turn back; turn off; twist together; wrestle
- rick; sprain; turn; twist; wrick; wring
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
clave key

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Synonyms for "wrench":


Related Definitions for "wrench":

  1. a hand tool that is used to hold or twist a nut or bolt1
  2. a jerky pulling movement1
  3. a sharp strain on muscles or ligaments1
    • the wrench to his knee occurred as he fell1
  4. twist suddenly so as to sprain1
    • wrench one's ankle1
  5. twist and compress, as if in pain or anguish1
  6. twist or pull violently or suddenly, especially so as to remove (something) from that to which it is attached or from where it originates1
    • wrench a window off its hinges1
    • wrench oneself free from somebody's grip1
    • a deep sigh was wrenched from his chest1
  7. make a sudden twisting motion1

Wiktionary Translations for wrench:

wrench
noun
  1. twisting movement
  2. hand tool

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
wrench llave de tuercas SchraubenschlüsselWerkzeug zum Lösen und Anziehen von Schrauben und Muttern
wrench dolor de la separación Trennungsschmerz — unangenehme psychische Wahrnehmung, welche aufgrund einer zeitweiligen oder dauerhaften Auflösung einer starken persönlichen Bindung entsteht