English-Spanish translation for "to witch"

to witch [witched|witched] {v.t.} (also: to hex)

witch {noun} (also: sorceress, hag, crone)

witch {noun} (also: sorceress, enchantress)

     old witch

We do not want witch-hunts.

This is an example of witch hunting.

It reminds me of witch-hunts in the Middle Ages.

Mrs Morgan told us a moment ago that we do not want witch-hunts.

The witch-hunt by the Greens against Mrs Kroes demands a response.

The road user should not be the target of a witch hunt.

It is McCarthy, the witches of Salem, the Inquisition!

A parliamentary debate at the witching hour, just before the witching hour.

Nor do we want witch-hunts or soundbite sensationalism when we are assigning blame.

Because this witch hunt which broke out in the province of Almería should have been foreseen.

However, we must be careful that committee does not turn into some kind of witch hunt.

I cannot, however, under any circumstances accept revenge policies, excommunications and witch hunts.

If too many high-level politicians are sued it may begin to look like a witch-hunt.

The religion of antiracism has its dogmas, its priests, its inquisitors and its witch-hunts.

Of course, there should not be any witch-hunt against officials in the Commission as such.

Nor can we tolerate the atmosphere in which your Commission has been constituted, Mr Barroso: that of a witch-hunt.

I have no other way of explaining the witch hunt undertaken in this report with regard to civil air traffic control alone.

The magistrates in Lyons who delivered these judgments have simply participated in a witch-hunt.

This opens us up to the risk of a witch hunt being unleashed on all kinds of substances without any scientific basis.