Translation of ally in Spanish: ally
Pronunciation /ˈalʌɪ/ /ˈælaɪ/ noun Plural allies
aliado masculine
aliada feminine
English example sentences
If the Allies could acquire those machines and their keys, it would be a major help in decrypting Enigma. Many Jews had fought for the Allies during World War Two and had developed their military skills as a result. The most significant result of the raid was on morale, as the Allies had had few big victories to that date. After the Nazi surrender, the Allies and Russia met at Potsdam, a suburb of Berlin. What the Allies had not expected was that while they were preparing to win the long war, France would lose a short one. This skirmish against the Allies was fought just outside Paris, to the east of the city. The Allies would not negotiate with a country that had plunged Europe into war twice in 30 years. A renewal of the war was unavoidable, and the Allies promptly formed the Seventh Coalition. Rochdale could be justly proud of the role it played in helping the Allies to victory in World War Two. The war in Africa was to play a key role in the overall success of the Allies in World War Two. Roosevelt and Stalin had not yet met, but as Allies they could be shown together. How did the German experience of World War One trench warfare differ from that of the Allies? If the Allies controlled the rail junction, they could supply their own men. Montgomery wanted the Allies to use the power they had to get to Berlin before the Russians. Already decorated with an Iron Cross, Gecas was later decorated for fighting for the Allies. It was the first battle won by the Allies in World War Two and Hitler never won a battle after that. Other nations that fought for the Allies offered their support for the declaration. For the rest of the war the Allies were to fight under a single overall command. This left Germany with only sixty divisions with which to repel the Allies on the Western Front. It was now clear: the Allies were fighting an undeclared war against the Bolsheviks. reflexive verb allies, allied, allying
to ally oneself with / to sb — aliarse con/a algn