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Spanish-English translation for: dated
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English-Spanish Dictionary: dated

balmy [Am.] [dated] [crazy]
loco {adj}
comely [dated] [attractive]
guapo {adj}
fair [dated] [beautiful]
hermoso {adj}
foppish [dated]
vanidoso {adj}
gay [dated] [merry]
alegre {adj}
gladsome [dated]
alegre {adj}
handicapped [dated] [mentally or physically disabled]
discapacitado {adj} {past-p}med.
happy [dated] [fortunate]
afortunado {adj}
mute [fig.: person: not speaking] [dated, pej.: unable to speak]
mudo {adj}
Negro [dated] [pej.] [of black African origin]
negro {adj}etno.
queer [coll.] [dated] [nauseous]
mareado {adj}med.
queer [dated] [strange]
extraño {adj}
Rhubarb! [dated] [sl.] [idiom]
¡Blablablá! [col.] [locución] [también: ¡Bla-bla-bla!]
spastic [dated] [now pej.]
espástico {adj}med.
espástico {m} [pey.]
thither [situated over there] [dated]
de allá {adv}
thither [to there] [dated]
hacia allá {adv}
windy [Br.] [coll.] [dated] [afraid, nervous]
miedoso {adj}
to ejaculate (sth.) [dated] [exclaim]
exclamar (algo)
to execrate sb./sth. [literary, dated]
execrar a-algn/algo
to retire [dated] [go to bed]
acostarse
to swoon [dated] [faint, pass out]
desmayarse
to trepan sb. [dated]
trepanar a algnmed.
(the) pox [syphilis] [dated]
sífilis {f}med.
automaton [dated]
autómata {m}
aviatrix [dated]
aviadora {f}aero.
bastard [dated] [pej.] [illegitimate child]
bastardo {m} [pey.]
bobby [Br.] [coll.] [dated]
yuta {f} [policia] [sur.] [Argentina] [col.]
brassiere [dated]
sujetador {m}indum.
bugger [Br.] [vulg.] [pej.] [dated] [homosexual]
marica {m} [pey.]
castle [chess] [dated]
torre {f} [ajedrez]juego
columbium <Nb> [dated]
niobio {m} <Nb>quím.
drawers [Br.] [dated] [women's knickers]
bragas {f.pl}indum.
ejaculation [dated] [shout, exclamation]
exclamación {f}
floozy [Am.] [coll.] [pej.] [dated] [female prostitute]
fulana {f} [pey.] [anticuado]
geriatrics [dated]
geriatría {f}med.
harlot [dated] [prostitute]
ramera {f}
hysteric [dated]
histérico {m}psico.
hysteric [female] [dated]
histérica {f}psico.
intemperance [drunkenness] [dated]
embriaguez {f}
lorgnette [dated]
impertinentes {m.pl}
lunatic [dated]
orate {m}psico.
lunático {m}psico.
lunatic [female] [dated]
orate {f}psico.
lunática {f}psico.
lush [Am.] [coll.] [dated] [alcoholic person]
borracho {m}
lush [Am.] [coll.] [dated] [female alcoholic person]
borracha {f}
maiden [dated] [literary]
doncella {f} [literario]
micro [coll.] [dated] [microcomputer]
microordenador {m}TIC
microcomputadora {f}TIC
microcomputer [dated]
microordenador {m}TIC
microcomputadora {f}TIC
mirk [spv.] [dated]
oscuridad {f}
miscreant [dated] [criminal, bad person]
malhechor {m}
miscreant [dated] [female] [criminal, bad person]
malhechora {f}
mongol [dated or pej.]
mongólico {m} [arc. o pey.]med.
mongol [female] [dated or pej.]
mongólica {f} [arc. o pey.]med.
Negro [dated] [pej.] [black female of African origin]
negra {f}etno.
Negro [dated] [pej.] [black male of African origin]
negro {m}etno.
pauper [dated]
pobre {m}
pauper [female] [dated]
pobre {f}
perambulator [dated] [pram, baby carriage]
cochecito {m}
ponce [Br.] [coll.] [dated] [pimp]
proxeneta {m}
reefer [sl.] [dated] [marijuana cigarette]
porro {m} [cigaro de hachís]
scrubber [Br.] [vulg.] [pej.] [dated] [promiscuous woman, prostitute]
puta {f} [vulg.] [pey.]
sorcerer [dated] [male magician]
mago {m}prof.
sorceress [dated] [female magician]
maga {f}prof.
spastic [female] [dated] [now pej.]
espástica {f} [pey.]
spitfire [dated]
fierabrás {m}
spitfire [dated] [female]
fierabrás {f}
spunk [dated] [tinder]
yesca {f}
stocking [dated] [men's long sock]
media {f} [de un hombre]
swoon [dated] [fainting fit]
desmayo {m}
tar [dated] [coll.] [sailor]
marinero {m}náut.prof.
tavern [Am.] [Br.: dated]
taberna {f}
trollop [dated or hum.]
ramera {f}
wheeze [coll.] [dated] [practical joke]
broma {f}
By Jove! [dated]
¡Por Júpiter!
manic-depressive [dated] [bipolar]
maníaco-depresivo {adj}psico.
to be betrothed [act] [dated]
desposarse
to be betrothed [state] [dated]
estar desposado
to betroth sb. to sb. [dated]
prometer a algn en matrimonio a algn
juvenile delinquent [dated in Br.]
delincuente {m} juveniljur.
juvenile delinquent [female] [dated in Br.]
delincuente {f} juveniljur.
manic depression [dated]
depresión {f} maníacamed.psico.
enfermedad {f} maníaco-depresivamed.psico.
manic depressive [dated] [female suffering from bipolar disorder]
maníaca-depresiva {f}psico.
manic depressive [dated] [male suffering from bipolar disorder]
maníaco-depresivo {m}psico.
paranoid disorder [dated] [delusional disorder]
psicosis {f} paranoica [desusado] [trastorno delirante]psico.
to go to the pictures [Br.] [dated]
ir al cinecine
to be not worth a fig [coll.] [dated]
no valer nada
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