Provocar sentimientos intensos o problemas.
To cause strong feelings or trouble.
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El artículo avivó la indignación. — The article stirred up anger.
Su discurso provocará entusiasmo entre el público. — His speech will stir up excitement among the crowd.
Remueve la sopa antes de servirla. — Please stir up the soup before serving.
No avives los problemas en la cena familiar. — Don't stir up trouble at the family dinner.
¿Crees que esta noticia provocará algún problema? — Do you think this news will stir up any trouble?
Voy a remover la masa del bizcocho. — I will stir up the batter for the cake.
Las fotos antiguas pueden avivar recuerdos muy fuertes. — Old photographs can stir up strong memories.
Por favor, no provoques un conflicto durante la reunión. — Please don't stir up conflict during the meeting.
¿Puedes remover un poco más la pintura? — Can you stir up the paint a bit more?
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