How is the word desesperación translated from Spanish to English

Pérdida total de la esperanza.

A complete loss of hope.

noun
English translation
despair

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  • Cayó en la desesperación tras perder el trabajo. He sank into despair after losing his job.

  • No te desesperes, aún tenemos tiempo. Don't despair, we still have time.

  • Todavía no hay motivo para la desesperación. There is no reason for despair yet.

  • Los entrenadores nunca se desesperan por un mal partido. Coaches never despair after a single bad game.

  • Con desesperación, empezó el dibujo entero de nuevo. In despair she started the whole drawing again.

  • ¿Debo desesperarme si la prueba vuelve a fallar? Should I despair if the test fails again?

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FAQ about “desesperación”

How is “desesperación” translated from Spanish?
“desesperación” translates into English as “despair”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “desesperación” mean?
Meaning of “desesperación”: Pérdida total de la esperanza. In English — “despair”.
What part of speech is “desesperación”?
“desesperación” is a noun.
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