What is 'avivar' called in English?

'avivar' in English is called "Stokes". Stokes refers to: Añadir combustible a un fuego o horno para que arda con más fuerza.

How do you pronounce 'Stokes' and 'avivar'?

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English: "The politician's speech stokes public anger." | Spanish: "El discurso del político aviva la ira pública."

verb

English to Spanish Dictionary

avivar

avivar in English:stokes

Phonetic:aˈbiβar

Plural: stokes

Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de stokes en español es avivar. (Añadir combustible a un fuego o horno para que arda con más fuerza.)

1
verb(casual)
avivar
To add fuel to a fire or furnace to make it burn more strongly.
Añadir combustible a un fuego o horno para que arda con más fuerza.
2
verb(casual)
avivar
To encourage or incite a strong emotion or a particular situation, often a negative one.
Fomentar o incitar una emoción fuerte o una situación particular, a menudo negativa.

casual

“The politician's speech stokes public anger.”

El discurso del político aviva la ira pública.

casual

“He stokes the fire in the fireplace every evening.”

Él aviva el fuego en la chimenea cada tarde.

formal

“The news report stokes fears about the economy.”

El reportaje aviva los temores sobre la economía.

In Spanish:

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In English:

fuelsincitesprovokes

In Spanish:

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In English:

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infinitivestoke

third person singularstokes

past tensestoked

present participlestoking

agent nounstoker

stoke the flamesidiom

To make a bad situation worse or an emotion stronger.

stoke the firecollocation

To add fuel to a fire, or metaphorically, to increase or intensify something.