How is the word diezmar translated from Spanish to English

Destruir una gran parte de algo.

To destroy a large part of something.

verb
English translation
decimate

Examples with “diezmar”

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  • La enfermedad diezmó el rebaño. Disease decimated the herd.

  • La tormenta podría arrasar las cosechas este año. The storm could decimate the crops this year.

  • Los recortes van a diezmar el servicio de bibliotecas. Budget cuts will decimate the local library service.

  • Las inundaciones arrasaron las huertas del pueblo la primavera pasada. Floods decimated the village gardens last spring.

  • ¿Por qué la sequía diezmó solo los campos del este? Why did the drought decimate only the eastern fields?

  • ¿De verdad una sola plaga puede arrasar todo un huerto? Can one pest really decimate a whole orchard?

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FAQ about “diezmar”

How is “diezmar” translated from Spanish?
“diezmar” translates into English as “decimate”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “diezmar” mean?
Meaning of “diezmar”: Destruir una gran parte de algo. In English — “decimate”.
What part of speech is “diezmar”?
“diezmar” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “diezmar”?
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How can I memorize “diezmar”?
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