What is 'atraco' called in English?

'atraco' in English is called "Holdup". Holdup refers to: Un atraco es un acto de detener a alguien y robarle, a menudo a punta de pistola.

How do you pronounce 'Holdup' and 'atraco'?

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English: "The bank was the target of a holdup last night." | Spanish: "El banco fue el objetivo de un atraco anoche."

noun

English to Spanish Dictionary

atraco, retraso

Sinónimos:asaltorobodemora

atraco in English:holdup

Phonetic:aˈtɾako

Plural: holdups

Gender:Masculino

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de holdup en español es atraco, retraso. (Un atraco es un acto de detener a alguien y robarle, a menudo a punta de pistola.)

1
noun
atraco
A holdup is an act of stopping someone and robbing them, often at gunpoint.
Un atraco es un acto de detener a alguien y robarle, a menudo a punta de pistola.
2
noun
retraso
A holdup can also refer to an unexpected delay or a stoppage in progress.
Un atraco también puede referirse a un retraso inesperado o una interrupción del progreso.

casual

“The bank was the target of a holdup last night.”

El banco fue el objetivo de un atraco anoche.

casual

“There was a holdup in traffic due to an accident.”

Hubo un retraso en el tráfico debido a un accidente.

In Spanish:

asaltorobodemora

In English:

In Spanish:

celeridadrapidez

past participleheld up

present participleholding up