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Diccionario Inglés-Español

Spanish-English translation for: [esp.]
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English-Spanish Dictionary: [esp.]

borde {adj} [col.] [esp.] [antipático]
rude
cutre {adj} [esp.] [col.] [tacaño]
stingy [coll.]
rollo {adj} [esp.] [col.]
boring
¡Aro! [¡claro!] [esp.] [col.] [Málaga]
Aight! [Am.] [coll.] [sl.]
¡Caramba! [esp.]
Strewth! [coll.] [Br.] [Aus.]
¡Jesús! [esp.]
Bless you! [after sneezing]
¡Perita! [¡guay!] [esp.] [Málaga] [col.]
Dope! [cool!] [Am.] [coll.]
burrá {adv} [un montón de] [esp.] [Almeria] [col.]
a shitload [Am.] [sl.] [vulg.]
carpetovetónico {adj} [esp.]
Carpetovetonic
carpetovetónico {adj} [esp.] [col.]
quintessentially Spanish
cenutrio {adj} [esp.] [col.] [pey.] [torpe]
dumb [coll.] [pej.] [idiotic]
chulo {adj} [esp.]
cheeky
chulo {adj} [esp.] [col.] [cosa que gusta]
cool [coll.] [pleasing]
chungo {adj} [col.] [esp.] [de mala calidad]
cheap {adj} [of inferior quality]
chupi {adj} [esp.] [col.]
very good
cojonudo {adj} [esp.] [col.]
stonking [Br.] [sl.] [amazing, astounding]
espeso [esp.] [col.] [estúpido]
thick [coll.] [stupid]
flipante {adj} [esp.] [col.]
smashing [Br.] [coll.]
garrulo {adj} [tonto] [esp.] [Almería] [col.]
half-wit [coll.]
grandullón {adj} [esp.] [col.]
burly
grogui {adj} [esp.]
punchy [Am.] [coll.] [dazed]
guapo {adj} [esp.]
good-looking
guay {adj} [col.] [esp.]
big time [coll.]
guay {adj} [esp.] [col.]
cool [coll.]
jabato {adj} [esp.] [col.] [valiente]
ballsy [sl.] [courageous]
molón {adj} [esp.] [col.]
brilliant [Br.] [coll.] [excellent]
mostrenco {adj} [esp.] [col.] [pey.] [gordo]
pudgy [coll.] [pej.] [overweight]
mostrenco {adj} [esp.] [col.] [pey.] [torpe]
dumb [coll.] [pej.] [stupid]
pardillo {adj} [esp.] [col.]
naive
pavisoso {adj} [esp.] [col.] [pey.]
as dull as ditchwater [Br.] [postpos.] [coll.] [pej.] [boring, dull]
pechá [mucho] [esp.] [Málaga] [col.]
a ton of [Am.] [coll.]
pijo {adj} [col.] [esp.]
posh
roñica {adj} [esp.] [col.] [roñoso]
tight-fisted [coll.] [miserly]
sopa {adj} [dormido] [col.] [esp.] [Málaga]
sleepy
escuchar a-algn/algo [esp. am.]
to hear sb./sth.
platicar [esp. am.]
to chat
aparcar (algo) [vehículo] [esp.]
to park (sth.)
pararse [esp.]
to stop
suspender (algo) [esp.] [no aprobar un examen]
to fail (sth.) [exam]edu.
achuchar a-algn/algo [esp.] [col.]
to have a cuddle with sb./sth.
alegar [col.] [esp.] [Canarias]
to have more rabbit than Sainsbury's [Br.] [coll.] [talk a lot]
catear algo [esp.] [col.]
to flunk sth. [Am.] [sl.]
chingar [mojar] [esp.] [col.] [Canarias]
to wet
chutarse [col.] [esp.]
to shoot updrogas
colarse [esp.] [col.] [equivocarse]
to get it wrong [coll.]
coscar algo [darse cuenta] [esp.] [Cádiz] [col.]
to find sth. out
currar [esp.] [col.]
to work
diñarla [esp.] [col.] [morir]
to snuff it [Br.] [sl.] [die]
enchumbar [mojar] [col.] [esp.] [Canarias]
to wet
esfumarse [esp.] [Madrid] [col.]
to run away
flipar [alucinar] [esp.] [col.]
to be gobsmacked [Am.] [coll.]
golifiar [espiar] [esp.] [Canarias]
to butt into someone's business [Am.] [sl.]
golisnear [espiar] [esp.] [Canarias]
to butt into someone's business [Am.] [sl.]
janguear [joder] [esp.] [col.]
to screw sb. [Am.] [coll.] [vulg.] [sl.]
joder [molestar] [Uy.] [Ni] [Esp.] [Cr.] [Co.] [Arg.]
to bug sb.
pinchar algo [esp.] [col.]
to play sth. [music, CDs etc.]
potar algo [esp.] [col.]
to puke sth. up [sl.]
sobar [col.] [esp.]
to doss [Br.] [coll.] [sleep, spend the night]
sobar [esp.] [col.] [dormir]
to snooze [coll.]
piso {m} [esp.]
apartment <apt.> [Am.]
flat [Br.]arq.constr.
coche {m} [esp.]
car
zumo {m} [esp.]
juice
comida {f} [esp.] [mex.] [almuerzo]
lunchgastr.
patata {f} [esp.]
potatobot.gastr.T
pendiente {m} [esp.]
earring
bragas {f.pl} [esp.]
panties {pl}indum.
knickers {pl}indum.
cacao {m} [esp.]
cocoagastr.
canguro {m} [col.] [esp.]
babysitter
frigorífico {m} [esp.]
fridge
gilipollas {noun} [esp.] [vulg.]
wanker [Br.] [vulg.]ofensivo
patatas {f.pl} [esp.]
potatoesgastr.
picadillo {m} [esp.] [Cuba]
mince [esp. Br.]gastr.
tejanos {m.pl} [esp.] [pantalón vaquero]
jeansindum.
acompañanta {f} [esp.]
companion [female] [escort]
alberchiguero {m} [esp.] [Prunus armeniaca]
apricot treebot.hort.T
aparcamiento {m} [esp.]
car park [Br.]
parking lot [Am.]
asistenta {f} [esp.] [limpia por horas]
cleaner [maid, home help]prof.
autocaravana {f} [esp.]
motor homeautomov.
baño {m} [esp. am.]
loo [Br.] [coll.]
banquillo {m} [esp.] [para suplentes y entrenadores]
bench [for substitutes and trainers]dep.
bocazas {noun} [esp.] [col.] [persona que no guarda discreción o prudencia al hablar]
a person without discretion
boquerón {m} [esp.]
anchovygastr.ictiol.
braguitas {f.pl} [esp.] [col.]
panties [Am.]indum.
knickers [Br.]indum.
bregador {m} [luchador] [col.] [esp.] [Canarias]
fighter
bule {m} [esp.] [Madrid] [col.]
bustransp.
caballo {m} [esp.] [col.] [heroína]
smack [sl.] [heroin]drogas
cacahuete {m} [esp.]
peanutbot.gastr.T
calientapollas {f} [esp.] [vulg.] [pey.]
cock-teaser [vulg.] [pej.]
prick-teaser [vulg.] [pej.]
callos {m.pl} [esp.]
tripe {sg}gastr.
caña {f} [esp.] [col.]
wallop [Br.] [coll.]gastr.
caniho {m} [colega] [col.] [esp.] [Málaga]
buddy [Am.] [coll.] [sl.]
canterano {m} [esp.]
bureau [Br.] [writing desk with drawers]mueb.
caramelo {m} [esp.]
candy [Am.]gastr.
casoplón {m} [col.] [esp.]
McMansion [coll.]inmue.
cateta {f} [esp.] [col.] [pey.] [persona inculta]
yokel [coll.] [pej.] [female]
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