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Pocket Oxford Spanish Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:
defeat1 /dɪ'fi:t/ n uncountable or countable
  1. (by opponent) derrota f
  1. (of motion, bill) (Adm, Govt) rechazo m
defeat2 verbo transitivo
  1. opponentderrotar, vencer(conj.⇒)
  1. hopes/plansfrustrar;
    that would ~ the object of the exercise eso iría en contra de lo que se pretende lograr
  1. (Adm, Govt) ‹oppositionderrotar;
    bill/motionrechazar(conj.⇒)
  1. (baffle) (colloq): it ~s me no alcanzo a comprenderlo

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:
defeat [dɪ'fɪ:t]
I verbo transitivo
1   (a un adversario) derrotar, vencer: we defeated them by six games to one, les ganamos por seis a uno
2   (una proposición, etc) rechazar
3   figurado frustrar
    
II nombre
1   (de un ejército, equipo) derrota
     (de una proposición) rechazo
2   figurado fracaso



defeat: WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2009
Compound Forms:
crushing defeatn figurative (total defeat)derrota aplastante nf
The Battle of Waterloo was a crushing defeat for Napoleon Bonaparte.
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