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Diccionario Inglés-Español

Spanish-English translation for: be
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English-Spanish Dictionary: be

to be
ser
estar
beryllium <Be>
berilio {m} <Be>quím.
Be careful!
¡Ten cuidado!
Be reasonable! [said informally to one male person]
¡Sé sensato!
Be yourself! [idiom]
¡Sé tú mismo! [locución]
to be (situated)
encontrarse [estar]
to be about sb./sth.
tratarse de algo/algn
to be adjoining
colindar
to be advisable [to be in someone's interest]
convenir [ser provechoso]
to be affluent
vivir en la abundanciafin.
to be afraid
tener miedo
estar asustado
aterrorizarse [tener miedo]
to be alarmed
azorarse
to be alert
ponerse coyote [locución] [Honduras] [ponerse alerta]
to be amazed
pasmarse [col.]
to be amusing
tener gracia [locución]
to be angry
tener una leche [esp.]loc.
to be appropriate
convenir [ser conveniente]
to be ashamed
avergonzarse
to be asleep
estar dormido
to be available
estar disponible
estar a disposición
to be awful
ser un asco
to be awry [fig.] [wrong, amiss]
ir mal
to be baffled
atontarse
aturdirse
estar perplejo
quedar tamañito
estar desconcertado
emborricarse [rar.]
quedarse parado [fig.]
to be bashful
turbarse [azorarse]
to be behind [watch]
atrasar [reloj]reloj
to be betrothed [act] [dated]
desposarse
to be betrothed [state] [dated]
estar desposado
to be bonkers [coll.] [esp. Br.]
estar como un cencerro [col.]
to be bored
aburrirse
to be born
nacer
to be brewing [fig.] [coll.]
cocerse [col.] [fig.]
to be brilliant [coll.] [amazing]
ser una pasada [col.]
to be broke [coll.]
estar pelado [col.]
estar a dos velas [esp.] [col.] [no tener dinero]
estar aguja [sur.] [Perú] [col.] [estar sin dinero]
estar bruja [mex.] [Guatemala] [Puerto Rico] [col.] [locución] [sin dinero]
to be broke [coll.] [moneyless]
estar yesca [Bolivia] [col.]
to be broke [coll.] [without money]
estar chiro [col.] [sur.]
to be bulky
abultar
to be buried
reposar [estar enterrado]
descansar [estar enterrado]
to be called
llamarse
to be called sth. [have as a name]
apellidarse algo
to be careful
tener ojo
prudenciarse
tener cuidado
afinar la puntería [poner cuidado]
to be charged
cobrarsecomerc.fin.
to be chicken [coll.] [sl.]
andar con curso [tener miedo] [col.] [cent.] [El Salvador]
to be churlish
ser un cardo borriquero [col.] [locución] [ser arisco]
to be clear
constar [ser cierto]
to be comforted
consolarse
to be completed
completarse
to be confirmed [undergo religious confirmation]
confirmarserelig.
to be considered sth.
considerarse algo
to be consoled
consolarse
to be conspicuous
saltar a la vista [col.] [locución]
to be consumed
consumirse
to be consummated
consumarse
to be convenient
convenir [ser conveniente]
to be cool [coll.] [idiom]
molar [esp.] [col.] [resultar agradable]
to be created
gestarse
to be crouching
estar en cuclillas
to be crushed
hacerse atole [mex.] [locución] [quedar aplastado]
to be damaged
estropearse [deteriorarse, romperse]tec.
to be delayed
retrasarse
retardarse
to be delirious
desvariar [delirar]med.
to be different
diferenciarse [ser distintos]
to be dim [coll.]
ser corto de entendederas [col.]
to be diminished
menoscabarse
to be dismayed
consternarse
to be dizzy
marearsemed.
to be documented
constar [figurar]
to be done
haber terminado
to be drunk
andar bolo [cent.] [col.] [estar borracho]
to be dying
agonizar [persona]
to be eliminated [error etc.]
eliminarse
to be embarrassed
turbarse [azorarse]
to be enough
bastar
to be excited
entusiasmarse
to be facing sb.
estar de cara a algn
to be fickle
mariposear [ser inconstante]
to be flooded
inundarse
to be gobsmacked [Am.] [coll.]
flipar [alucinar] [esp.] [col.]
to be gobsmacked [Br.] [coll.]
quedar tamañito
to be gobsmacked [coll.] [fig.]
quedarse de piedra [col.] [fig.]
to be good [coll.] [idiom] [behave well]
portarse bien
to be grumpy [coll.]
tener un humor de perros [col.] [fig.]
to be hammered [coll.] [idiom] [totally drunk]
estar arriba de la pelota [Chile] [col.] [estar borracho]
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