plight in Spanish
plight in Spanish is aprieto, atrenzo, calvario — plight means a difficult, distressing situation.
plight in Spanish
aprieto
atrenzo
calvario
crisis
tribulación
viacrucis
What does "plight" mean?
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noun A difficult, distressing situation.
"The charity drew attention to the plight of refugees."
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verb Archaic: to pledge or promise, especially as part of a marriage vow.
"They plighted their troth before the whole village."
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plight in a sentence
- The charity drew attention to the plight of refugees.
- Nobody seemed to care about the plight of the flood victims.
- They plighted their troth before the whole village.
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What is "plight" in Spanish?
"plight" in Spanish is aprieto, atrenzo, calvario. plight means: A difficult, distressing situation.
How do you use "plight" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity drew attention to the plight of refugees." In Spanish, "plight" is aprieto, atrenzo, calvario.
Are there other ways to say "plight" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 6 translations listed for "plight": aprieto, atrenzo, calvario, crisis, tribulación, viacrucis.
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