English-Spanish translation for "depress"

depress {adj.} (also: gloomy)

to depress [depressed|depressed] {vb}

to depress [depressed|depressed] {v.t.} (also: to abase, to knock down, to demolish, to ground)

This is depressing.

That is extremely depressing.

The text of Luke could depress us.

It also stimulated economic activity in depressed areas.

It was the most depressing experience of my life.

It would amaze and depress me if it were not to do so today.

Listening to our fellow MEP, Mr Davies is extremely depressing.

It does, however, remain depressing and very frustrating.

In the EU we are still depressingly opaque and inaccessible.

Her remarks fit this depressing tradition perfectly.

However, the position today is that the market has depressed prices.

Madam President, what is happening at the moment is extremely depressing.

These stories no longer make sense, which makes them depressing.

In other words, people are either revolted or completely depressed by them.

What can, and should, Europe do about this depressing state of affairs?

Those are particularly depressing aspects of the text now before us.

Mrs Van Lancker, yes, I must say that this is a particularly depressing question.

It is really very depressing that the Commission can sit here blushing with shame.

What is depressing is that fellow MEPs now want to make a bad proposal still worse.

These sectors, particularly the last two, are already severely depressed.