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trigger n. (firearm) gatillo nm. The policeman had his finger on the trigger of the gun. El policía puso su dedo en el gatillo del arma. trigger n. ( [sth] causing emotional response) (Psicología) detonante emocional nm + adj mf.
to cause something to start. activar, provocar. Some people find that certain foods trigger their headaches. Algunas personas descubren que ciertos alimentos les provocan dolores de cabeza. Ultraviolet-B radiation triggers the skin to produce vitamin D. La radiación ultravioleta B hace que la piel produzca vitamina D.
sustantivo. 1. [of gun] gatillo m. [of bomb, machine] disparador m. to pull the trigger apretar el gatillo ⧫ disparar. 2. (= catalyst) detonante m ⧫ desencadenante m. to act as a trigger for sth actuar como detonante de algo. verbo transitivo. (also: trigger off) [bomb] hacer estallar. [fight, explosion] provocar.
See 6 authoritative translations of Triggered in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.
See 6 authoritative translations of Trigger in Spanish with example sentences, conjugations and audio pronunciations.
trigger noun (START) [ C usually singular ] an event or situation, etc. that causes something to start: There are fears that the incident may be a trigger for more violence in the capital. [ C usually singular ] psychology specialized.
Ejemplos de uso de. trigger verb. • Smoke triggered the fire alarm. • The timer was set to trigger the bomb in exactly one hour. • His remarks triggered a public outcry. • Certain foods trigger his headaches. • The power outage was triggered by heavy rains. Más.
