Spanish Word for fabulous  

English Word: fabulous

Spanish Word: fantastico
The Spanish Word for fabulous
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Translated sentences containing 'fabulous'
He says that the bullfights are a fabulous spectacle.
Dice que las corridas son un espectáculo fabuloso.

Unfortunately, when it is too late there is every willingness to employ quite fabulous sums on military action.
Desgraciadamente, la verdad es que cuando resulta ya demasiado tarde, existe mucha voluntad para emplear sumas absolutamente fantásticas en acciones militares.
Furthermore, we now have a fabulous window of opportunity which must be used to settle the Cyprus question.
Por otro lado, la resolución de la cuestión de Chipre goza ahora de una fabulosa oportunidad que debe aprovecharse.
We abhor the fact that it is particularly the pharmaceutical multinationals that will gain through this inhumane policy, by maintaining their fabulous profits at the cost of many lives.
Denunciamos que son, sobre todo, las multinacionales de la industria farmacéutica las que salen ganando con esta política inhumana, manteniendo sus fabulosos lucros a costa de muchas vidas.
Infected with gold fever, people were incapable of attaching any credence to timely warnings - the supposed prospect of fabulous wealth simply befuddled their senses.
Como en una fiebre del oro, las personas eran incapaces de dar credibilidad a las advertencias que se les hacían. La hipotética perspectiva de extraordinarios réditos obnubilaba demasiado sus sentidos.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Prime Minister, congratulations on the fabulous result that you, the Danish Government and the Danish civil service have produced.
Señor Presidente, señor Presidente en ejercicio del Consejo, Primer Ministro, felicidades por el gran resultado que usted, el Gobierno danés y los funcionarios daneses han conseguido.
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