ha vengado
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De este modo, la historia se ha vengado de los estalinistas italianos.
Thus, history has taken its revenge on the Italian Stalinists.
NBC se ha vengado, literalmente, contratando asesinos a sueldo.
NBC has retaliated, literally, hiring hit men.
Solo que la naturaleza se ha vengado, ¿verdad?
Only nature got her own back, didn't she?
Es verdad que, si los filósofos han sufrido, su causa se ha vengado amplio.
It is true that, if philosophers have suffered, their cause has been amply avenged.
La dialéctica de la historia se ha vengado cruelmente contra los reformistas y estalinistas.
The dialectic of history has taken cruel revenge on the reformists and Stalinists.
¿Por qué no se ha vengado?
Why hasn't he struck back?
¡Sí, se ha vengado!
Yea, it hath revenged itself!
La izquierda unida ha lanzado un ataque contra Berlusconi y se ha vengado de él.
The United Left has launched an attack on Berlusconi and taken its revenge on him.
Después del Retorno se ha vengado de los descendientes de aquellos que se atrevieron a encerrarle y dejarle prisionero en la oscuridad.
After the Return, he wreaked vengeance on the descendants of those who had dared to confine and imprison him in darkness.
Al hacerlo, ha provocado una grave irritación en Washington, que se ha vengado al imponer sanciones que han golpeado duramente a una economía turca ya debilitada.
In doing so, he has caused serious irritation in Washington, which has retaliated by imposing sanctions that have hit an already weakened Turkish economy hard.
Se ha vengado de mí.
She would avenge herself at me.
Se ha vengado de la historia.
She has her revenge over History.
Se ha vengado de ti.
She gets a revenge.
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