English-Spanish translation for "cave-in"

cave-in {noun}

cave-in {noun}

cave-in {noun}

to cave in {vb} (also: to yield, to demit)

to cave in {vb}

to cave in {vb} (also: to fold, to bring down)

Caving in of vertebrae.

So they stayed in their cave three hundred years and (some add) nine more.

And We struck their ears (with deafness) in the cave for a number of years.

The project was a precedent for similar interventions in the cave.

The evidence is locked in a stalagmite pulled from a cave (main image) in western Austria.

Scientists discovered the ancient carving in a cave named Lapa do Santo in central-eastern Brazil.

A tooth found in Denisova Cave carries a mitochondrial genome highly similar to that of the finger bone.

What is more, the political leaders of this society should not cave in under threats from extremists and terrorists.

It is also disgraceful that Parliament has so clearly caved in to the huge lobbying interests of industry.

First of all, we have reformed the CAP in order to cave in to the demands of the US Administration in the Uruguay Round negotiations.

The 3 cups are made out of 14,700-year-old human skulls and were found in Gough’s Cave in Cheddar Gorge, Somerset.

However, I fear that the crisis will be worse if the European Parliament caves in and accepts as adequate what is clearly an inadequate Treaty.

During the course of the investigation it was determined that the ossuary came from a burial cave in the area of the Valley of ’Elah, in the Judean Shephelah.

They merely demonstrate that our executive bodies have caved in to monetarist pressure, and they play into the hands of those who oppose the single currency.

I always put it dramatically and say that we do not need to go back to living in caves, but must use modern technology to cut down on CO2 and other harmful substances.

Earliest Known Winery Found in Armenian Cave - Barefoot winemakers likely worked in cave where oldest leather shoe was found.

I need look no further for proof of this than the words of our colleague Mr Pirker, who just accused the left of caving in to its own supporters.

In conclusion, and I will finish here Mr President, we do not want to be, as if in a new version of Plato's myth, the shadows in a cave where the true life is the European Council.

Could they but have found a refuge, or some caves, or a hiding place in which to creep, thither would they have rushed (jamaha = hastened with uncontrollable urgency, madly, obstinately).

We did not 'cave in ', as the rapporteur said; however, we did express our opinion that we are not convinced that we can just treat people in this way.