alzamiento

m.

1 uprising, revolt.

el alzamiento Nacional (history) = Francoist term for the 1936 rebellion against the Spanish Republican Government

2 raising, lifting.

3 fraudulent bankruptcy, hiding of assets by a bankrupt.

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alzamiento

► nombre masculino

1 (aumento) raising, lifting

2 (rebelión) uprising, insurrection

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noun m.

uprising

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SM

1) (=acción) raising, lifting

en el alzamiento del coche — in the raising o lifting of the car

el juez ordenó el alzamiento del cadáver — the judge ordered the removal of the corpse

2) (=sublevación) revolt, uprising

alzamiento en armas — armed revolt, armed uprising

3) (Com) [de precio] rise, increase; [en subasta] higher bid

alzamiento de bienes — concealment of assets

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masculino uprising

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= insurrection.

Ex. Mrs Thatcher went on to win two more elections while defeating the organised insurrection of the miners' union.

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masculino uprising

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= insurrection.

Ex: Mrs Thatcher went on to win two more elections while defeating the organised insurrection of the miners' union.

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alzamiento

masculine

uprising

un alzamiento militar a military uprising

Compuesto:

alzamiento de bienes

fraudulent conveyance

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alzamiento sustantivo masculino
uprising
alzamiento sustantivo masculino uprising, insurrection
'alzamiento' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
movimiento
English:
up

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alzamiento nm

1. [hacia arriba] raising, lifting

2. [revuelta] uprising, revolt;

un alzamiento militar a military uprising

Comp

Hist el Alzamiento Nacional = Francoist term for the 1936 rebellion against the Spanish Republican Government

3. Der alzamiento de bienes = concealment of assets to avoid paying creditors

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alzamiento

m MIL, POL uprising

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alzamiento nm

levantamiento: uprising, insurrection