Summary
sour {adjective}
áspera · áspero · agrio · cortada · ácido
to sour {verb}
avinagrar · agriar · acedar
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English-Spanish translation for "sour"
"sour" Spanish translation
sour {adjective}
As Mr Eurlings’ party in the Netherlands likes to put it, ‘ we need sweet after sour ’, in other words we need light after dark.
to sour {verb}
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Similar translations for "sour" in Spanish
I have encountered no sour attitudes.
You may well expect us to be sour-faced today.
But how sour this dream and this vision have become!
Mr President, since the war in Iraq, transatlantic relations have gone sour.
Especially for those countries, the grapes are sour because the benefits of the internal market are not always that evident to them.
The conclusions of the Amsterdam summit leave a sour taste and a feeling of incompleteness, even of a missed opportunity.
With regard to the substance of foreign policy questions, an assessment of the past year leaves us with something of a sour after-taste.
Today, President Prodi told us that, so as not to sour Turkey's attitude, its application to join the Union will be legitimised at Helsinki.
As long as he continues to violate the human rights of the minorities in the north, he will continue to sour relations with the other community.
We hope that the improvement witnessed over recent weeks in transatlantic relations will not turn sour, and that it will prove possible to overturn the current vote.

