killing in Spanish
killing in Spanish is mortal, asesinato, fortuna — killing means an act in which someone or something is killed.
killing in Spanish
mortal
That literally deprives of life; lethal, deadly, fatal.
asesinato
An instance of someone being killed.
fortuna
(informal, usually, as make a killing) A large amount of money.
What does "killing" mean?
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noun An act in which someone or something is killed.
"The killing shocked the small town."
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noun A large, sudden profit or financial gain — usually in the phrase "make a killing."
"They made a killing on that property sale."
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adj So funny that it makes you laugh uncontrollably.
"His impression of the boss was absolutely killing."
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killing in a sentence
- The killing shocked the small town.
- They made a killing on that property sale.
- His impression of the boss was absolutely killing.
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What is "killing" in Spanish?
"killing" in Spanish is mortal, asesinato, fortuna. killing means: An act in which someone or something is killed.
How do you use "killing" in a sentence?
Example: "The killing shocked the small town." In Spanish, "killing" is mortal, asesinato, fortuna.
Are there other ways to say "killing" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "killing": mortal, asesinato, fortuna.
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