raving in Spanish
raving in Spanish is rematado, desvarío — raving means talking wildly or incoherently, often out of madness or extreme emotion.
raving in Spanish
rematado
desvarío
(usually, in the plural) Wild, incoherent, or irrational talk.
What does "raving" mean?
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adjective Talking wildly or incoherently, often out of madness or extreme emotion.
"The old man on the corner was raving about the end of the world."
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adjective Used to intensify a description, especially "raving mad" or "raving success."
"The show was a raving success with critics and fans alike."
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noun Wild, incoherent talk.
"Nobody paid attention to his feverish ravings."
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raving in a sentence
- The old man on the corner was raving about the end of the world.
- The show was a raving success with critics and fans alike.
- Nobody paid attention to his feverish ravings.
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What is "raving" in Spanish?
"raving" in Spanish is rematado, desvarío. raving means: Talking wildly or incoherently, often out of madness or extreme emotion.
How do you use "raving" in a sentence?
Example: "The old man on the corner was raving about the end of the world." In Spanish, "raving" is rematado, desvarío.
Are there other ways to say "raving" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "raving": rematado, desvarío.
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