quedarse con la sangre en el ojo

English translation: to be filled with rage

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Spanish term or phrase:quedarse con la sangre en el ojo
English translation:to be filled with rage
Entered by: lidis

09:39 Apr 26, 2001
Spanish to English translations [PRO]
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Spanish term or phrase: quedarse con la sangre en el ojo
frase idiomática
lidis
to be filled with rage, to fly into a rage (or, simply, to be furious)
Explanation:
The idiomatic expression "quedarse con la sangre en el ojo" just means to be furious, angry, mad, raving, etc.
There is no metaphoric equivalent in English (at least, not that I know of) for that expression, so I would say: "to be filled with rage" or "to fly into a rage".

Good luck!
Selected response from:

Ricardo Galarza
Uruguay
Local time: 09:24
Grading comment
boy, that was fast!
Thanks for your help. I agree with you that there's no equivalent for this expression. I've tried to look it up in all the dictionaries at hand, with no luck.
I don't trust Simon too much, though..I prefer Larrouse, or Collins eng-spanish
Thanks again.
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Summary of answers provided
nato bear a grudge
lengualabs
nayearning for vengance
trans4u (X)
nato be filled with rage, to fly into a rage (or, simply, to be furious)
Ricardo Galarza


  

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16 mins
to bear a grudge


Explanation:
Espero qure te ayude.

Un Saludo,

Nathan Turner


    Oxford Superlex English-Spanish dictionary
lengualabs
PRO pts in pair: 9

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27 mins
yearning for vengance


Explanation:
Saludos,

Bye

trans4u (X)
PRO pts in pair: 308

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57 mins
to be filled with rage, to fly into a rage (or, simply, to be furious)


Explanation:
The idiomatic expression "quedarse con la sangre en el ojo" just means to be furious, angry, mad, raving, etc.
There is no metaphoric equivalent in English (at least, not that I know of) for that expression, so I would say: "to be filled with rage" or "to fly into a rage".

Good luck!


    Simon Schuster's Int'l Dictionary (En-Sp/Sp-En)
Ricardo Galarza
Uruguay
Local time: 09:24
Native speaker of: Native in SpanishSpanish
PRO pts in pair: 407
Grading comment
boy, that was fast!
Thanks for your help. I agree with you that there's no equivalent for this expression. I've tried to look it up in all the dictionaries at hand, with no luck.
I don't trust Simon too much, though..I prefer Larrouse, or Collins eng-spanish
Thanks again.

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