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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "a lot of" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 24 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
a lot of mucho [adj]
General
a lot of muchísimo [adj]
a lot of mucho [adj]
a lot of múltiples [adj]
a lot of multíplice [adj]
a lot of muchos [adj]
a lot of muchas , un montón de [adj]
a lot of mogollón de [adj]
a lot of burda de [adj] VE
a lot of muncho [adj] disused
a lot of mucha [adj/f]
a lot of muchísima [adj/f]
Idioms
a lot of bien de [adj]
a lot of un resto [adv] MXGTCO
Phrases
a lot of a base de bien
a lot of la mar de
a lot of a espuertas
a lot of a puñados
a lot of a patadas
a lot of para dar y tomar
Colloquial
a lot of una de [adj]
a lot of tela [adv]
a lot of más que la cresta [adv] CL
a lot of tela marinera [adv] ES

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "a lot of" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
quite a lot of bastante [adj]
spend a lot of money triunfo [m]
with a lot of stock caldoso [adj]
owning a lot of estate caudaloso [adj]
eating a lot of bread paniego [adj]
go to a lot of effort esmerarse [v]
put a lot of effort into esmerarse [v]
eat a lot of hay pajear [v]
a lot of people una multitud [f]
make a lot of noise escandalizar [v]
take up a lot of room abultar [v]
score a lot of goals against golear [v]
lose a lot of blood desangrarse [v]
think a lot of something/someone tener en mucha estima algo/a alguien [v]
have a lot of fun pasárselo pipa [v]
have a lot of fun pasárselo bomba [v]
have a lot of fun divertirse mucho [v]
announce with a lot of hype anunciar a bombo y platillo [v]
have a lot of guts tener agallas [v]
have a lot of experience tener muchas tablas [v]
have a lot of nerve tener mucho morro [v]
have a lot of nerve tener morro [v]
have a lot of talent tener mucho talento [v]
have a lot of nerve tener mucho rostro [v]
have a lot of problems tener muchos problemas [v]
have a lot of nerve tener narices [v]
be under a lot of pressure estar bajo mucha presión [v]
give a lot of kisses coger la boca [v]
give a lot of kisses comer boca [v]
make a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
earn a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
be under a lot of stress estar sometido a mucha presión [v]
do a lot of makeup ponerse mucho maquillaje [v]
do a lot of volunteer work hacer mucho trabajo voluntario [v]
do a lot of makeup aplicarse mucho maquillaje [v]
do a lot of volunteer work trabajar mucho como voluntario [v]
be under a lot of stress tener mucho estrés [v]
a hell of a lot mucho [adv]
a hell of a lot muchísimo [adv]
with a lot of work con gran esfuerzo [adv]
a hell of a lot muchisísimo [adv]
a lot of people malanga y el puesto de vianda [n] CU
a lot of money un montón de dinero
a lot of people mucha gente
a lot of people muchas personas
a lot of people un gran número de personas
a lot of water has flowed beneath the bridge ha transcurrido mucho
a lot of water has flowed beneath the bridge han pasado muchas cosas
a lot of people una muchedumbre
a lot of books tantos libros
a lot of problems muchos problemas
save a lot of time ahorrar mucho tiempo
a lot of money gran cantidad de dinero [f]
clear a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
place where there are a lot of calabash camazal [m] VE
place where there is a lot of limestone calichero [m] HNSV
basketball player that scores a lot of baskets canastero [m] ECPE
a lot of lightning chisperío [m] PA
a lot of lightning chisperío [m] HNrur.
person with a lot of blisters chupiento [m] PE:E
a lot of people or things chuchonal [m] PE
person with a lot of boils chupiento [m] PE:E
meat and vegetable stew with a lot of ingredients centenario [m] AR:Nw
pinch on the arm that produces a lot of pain gato [m] CU
owner of a livestock lot haciendado [m] VE:Wrur.
man with a lot of life experience ranqueado [m] CU
person with a lot of livestock vacudo [m] SVAR:Nw
small black beetle that causes a lot of damage in orchards pilme (mapuche) [m] CL
woman who spends a lot of time on the balcony to observe the street balconera [f] BOrare
variety of sweet potato with a lot of spots batata cangrejera [f] PR
a lot of money bicoca [f] NIHNderog.
a lot of something burdajá [f] CU
a lot of something burdajada [f] CUDO
a basketball player that scores a lot of baskets canastera [f] ECPE
party where a lot of chilate is drunk chilatada [f] HN
party where a lot of chilate is drunk chilateada [f] HNSV
anal itching experienced after eating a lot of sweets gusanera [f] BO
owner of a livestock lot haciendada [f] VE:Wrur.
woman with a lot of life experience ranqueada [f] CU
person with a lot of livestock vacuda [f] SVAR:Nw
bogged down with a lot of work argollado [adj] CU
person who spends a lot of time on the balcony to observe the street (woman) balconera [adj] BOrare
with a lot of hair on their upper lip bosúo [adj] DO
who occupies a lot of space bultero [adj] DO
having a lot of underbrush and weeds (plot of land) charraludo [adj] HNSVNI
that has a lot of dregs (coffee or soda) changastoso [adj] HN
spending a lot of money gastivo [adj] VE
anticipated to attract a lot of spectators de alta convocatoria [adj] NICOECCL
containing a lot of flour harinudo [adj] CO
having a lot of life experience jugado [adj] SVNI
having a lot of accumulated experience kilometreado [adj] CR
with a lot of pulp masudo [adj] CU
generating a lot of money macanudo [adj] HNBO
wearing a lot of jewelry emprendado [adj] SVPR
with a lot of recoil pateador [adj] CL
requiring a lot of work pelú [adj] PR
drinking a lot of moonshine picón [adj] GT
with a lot of money pistudo [adj] CRdisused
with a lot of money pistudo [adj] GTHNNI
having earned a lot of money pisteado [adj] HN
suddenly having a lot of money pupusudo [adj] HN
that eat a lot of corn husks tusero [adj] SV
person who drinks a lot of strong drinks zangolotero [adj] SV
using up a lot of fuel tragón [adj] SVNICRECBO
using up a lot of fuel tragón [adj] UYrare
with a lot of counterweight cazudo [adj] disused
eat a lot of food achonarse [v] SV
grow with a lot of foliage, but with little height and few fruits (plants) achamparse [v] PE:SAR:N
burden a person with a lot of work acogollar [v] MXCUDOUSrare
receive a lot of money bañarse [v] DO
eat or drink with a lot of desire and eagerness brincar [v] BO
talk a lot and very poorly of someone/something descoser [v] GTHN
drink a lot of chicha chichar [v] AR:Nwrare
lose their good physical condition and custom for work after having spent a lot of time without activity (horse) enzacatarse [v] CR
sit with one's legs spread apart or taking up a lot of room explayarse [v] SVVE
lose a lot of weight jalarse [v] DOPR
owe a lot of money embrollarse [v] PR
wearing a lot of jewelry emprendarse [v] SV
feed a lot of mondongo soup mondonguear [v] SV
eat a lot of mondongo soup mondonguearse [v] NI
make a lot of money platearse [v] HN
talk a lot of nonsense sanatear [v] ARUY
take up a lot of space retacar [v] MX
have a lot of money tener [v] PR
lose a lot of blood vaciarse [v] MXHN
with a lot of speed como en barbas de agua [adv] HN
party or celebration where a lot of money is spent patronales [f/pl] PA
Idioms
have a lot of cheek ser muy caradura [v]
have a lot of pull estar bien agarrado [v]
have a lot of connections estar bien agarrado [v]
carry a lot of weight pesar lo suyo [v]
have a lot of stuff haber tela que cortar [v]
carry a lot of weight with someone tener mucho peso para alguien [v]
carry a lot of weight with someone tener mucha influencia sobre alguien [v]
come in for a lot of stick ser objeto de muchas críticas [v]
come in for a lot of stick aceptar las críticas [v]
come in for a lot of stick convertirse en el blanco de las críticas [v]
come in for a lot of stick estar bajo ataque [v]
come in for a lot of stick estar expuesto a intensas críticas [v]
take a lot of nerve requerir nervios de acero [v]
take a lot of guts requerir muchas agallas [v]
take a lot of nerve requerir mucho valor [v]
take a lot of stick recibir muchas críticas [v]
take a lot of stick ser convertido en el blanco de las críticas [v]
take a lot of stick recibir mucha desaprobación [v]
take a lot out of someone quitarle mucha energía a alguien [v]
take a lot of stick estar expuesto a intensas críticas [v]
take a lot of stick estar bajo ataque [v]
take a lot out of someone tomar mucho tiempo o esfuerzo a alguien [v]
cover a lot of ground discutir un tema en profundidad [v]