Famished means Hambriento and Famélica in Spanish | Discover Synonyms, Part of Speech & Examples

Famished

Meaning of Famished in Spanish :

famished

hambriento

ADJ

Synonyms: hungry, starving, ravenous

You must be famished. Tienes que estar hambriento.
told the famished people that they might le dijo al pueblo hambriento que podría
famished and never to be fed. hambriento y nunca para ser alimentado.
... a hopeless and lost creature, that a famished traveller, ... una criatura desesperada y perdida, que un viajero hambriento,
Oh, how famished I am! ¡qué hambriento estoy!

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famélica

ADJ

You poor thing, you must be famished. Pobrecita, estarás famélica.

in English

1. Hungry

hungry

hambre

ADJ

Synonyms: hunger, starving, famine, starvation

We got a sandwich if you're hungry. Tenemos un sándwich aquí si tienes hambre.
Think he'd be hungry after his long walk. Creo que debería tener hambre después de su largo paseo.
Watching this feller eat made me hungry. Verle comer me ha dado hambre.
Then you go hungry. Entonces te quedarás con hambre.
That means she'll be twice as hungry. Eso significa que tendrá el doble de hambre.
I thought you said you were hungry. Creí que había dicho que tenía hambre.

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II)

ávidos

ADJ

Synonyms: avid, eager, greedy

III)

apetito

ADJ

Synonyms: appetite

A while ago you said you were hungry. Hace un rato dijo que tenía apetito.
Just wait till he gets hungry. Espera que tenga apetito.
Makes me hungry for noodles. Me abre el apetito de tallarines.
Makes me hungry f or noodles. Me abre el apetito de tallarines.
I get extra hungry in the morning. Tengo más apetito de mañana.
... money always makes me hungry. ... dinero siempre abre el apetito.

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2. Starving

starving

hambre

VERB

Synonyms: hungry, hunger, famine, starvation

The child is starving. El bebé tiene hambre.
The women and children were starving. Las mujeres y los niños se morían de hambre.
They waited until he was starving. Esperaron a que muriera de hambre.
I thought you were starving. Vamos, pensaba que tenías hambre.
You should try starving. Tú siempre tienes hambre.

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II)

famélico

VERB

III)

privando

VERB

Synonyms: depriving

and may be starving other I/O requests. y puede estar privando otras solicitudes de Entrada/Salida.

IV)

muriéndose

VERB

Synonyms: dying

facts of insecurity, starving children and people in ... hechos de inseguridad, chicos muriéndose de hambre y personas en ...
They've been starving for 400 years. Tienen más de 400 años muriéndose.

3. Ravenous

ravenous

voraz

ADJ

Synonyms: voracious, greedy, rapacious

... to the elite, but they are of ravenous appetite. ... a la elite, pero ellos son de apetito voraz.
... had endured when he had waited in that studio, ravenous ... había sufrido cuando él había esperado en ese estudio, voraz
... believed that since they have such a ravenous finger in ... creer que ya que tienen un dedo en el voraz
the present price of victuals in this ravenous city. el precio actual de víveres en esta ciudad voraz.
... the mountains, being made ravenous for want of food ... ... las montañas, llegando a ser voraz por falta de alimentos ...

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II)

voraces

ADJ

Synonyms: voracious, ravening

As lovers, they are said to be ravenous beasts. Como amantes, dicen que son bestias voraces.
As lovers, they are said to be ravenous beasts. Se dice que como amantes son bestias voraces.
We heard the ravenous creatures howl and yell in ... Hemos escuchado el aullido voraces criaturas y gritar en ...
... which was infested by wild and ravenous beasts. ... que estaba infestada de animales salvajes y voraces.

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III)

hambriento

ADJ

Synonyms: hungry, starving, famished

... been going about, ravenous all the time, and ... ... estado sucediendo alrededor, hambriento todo el tiempo, y ...
... and he devoured it like a ravenous wolf that had ... y lo devoró como un lobo hambriento que se había

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