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crack of doom

/kræk əv duːm/

Traducción: Expresión arcaica y literaria que se refiere a la trompeta final que anuncia el Juicio Final en la escatología cristiana, usada a menudo metafóricamente para designar un acontecimiento catastrófico o decisivo.

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/kræk əv duːm/C2formalartobsoleto
  • esExpresión arcaica y literaria que se refiere a la trompeta final que anuncia el Juicio Final en la escatología cristiana, usada a menudo metafóricamente para designar un acontecimiento catastrófico o decisivo.

An archaic and literary expression referring to the final trumpet blast signaling the Last Judgment in Christian eschatology, often used metaphorically to mean a catastrophic or decisive event.

  1. The Last JudgmentC2formal

    A reference to the sound of the trumpet that will announce the end of the world and the final judgment in Christian theology.

    esJuicio Final

    • The preacher spoke of the crack of doom with great solemnity.
    • In medieval art, the crack of doom is often depicted as a terrifying sound.
    • The novel's climax felt like the crack of doom itself.
  2. A catastrophic or decisive eventC2informal

    Used figuratively to describe a moment of great crisis, disaster, or a turning point.

    esmomento cataclísmico

    • The stock market crash was the crack of doom for many investors.
    • For the team, losing the final match was the crack of doom.
    • The announcement of the layoffs felt like the crack of doom to the employees.