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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "darse a" im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch : 9 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Spanisch	Englisch
General
1	General	darse a [v]	abandon oneself to
2	General	darse a [v]	devote oneself to
3	General	darse a [v]	be addicted to
4	General	darse a [v]	apply oneself to
Idioms
5	Idioms	darse a [v]	abandon
6	Idioms	darse a	abandon oneself to
Phrasals
7	Phrasals	darse a [v]	take to
8	Phrasals	darse a [v]	associate with
9	Phrasals	darse a [v]	give up to

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

	Kategorie	Spanisch	Englisch
General
1	General	darse a conocer [v]	become known
2	General	darse a la fuga [v]	abscond
3	General	darse un aire a [v]	resemble
4	General	darse un aire a [v]	bear resemblance to
5	General	darse un aire a [v]	look like
6	General	darse un aire a [v]	take after
7	General	ir a darse un chapuzón [v]	go for a dip
8	General	darse un paseo a caballo [v]	go for a ride
9	General	ir a darse un baño [v]	go for a swim
10	General	darse a conocer [v]	become public
11	General	darse a la bebida [v]	bib
12	General	darse a partido [v]	close
13	General	darse un aire (a alguno) [v]	seem
14	General	acto de darse a la vela	sailing
Idioms
15	Idioms	darse a la fuga [v]	take it on the lam
16	Idioms	darse de nuevo a la bebida [v]	fall off the wagon
17	Idioms	darse la vuelta (para no ver a alguien) [v]	face away from someone
18	Idioms	darse a la bebida [v]	hit the booze
19	Idioms	darse a la bebida [v]	hit the bottle
20	Idioms	darse a conocer a alguien [v]	make oneself known to someone
21	Idioms	darse a la fuga [v]	flee
22	Idioms	darse a la fuga [v]	escape
23	Idioms	darse un aire a alguien [v]	look like someone
24	Idioms	darse un aire a alguien [v]	act like someone
25	Idioms	darse a la fuga [v]	run away
26	Idioms	darse a algo o alguien [v]	give up
27	Idioms	darse a algo o alguien [v]	relinquish
28	Idioms	darse a algo o alguien [v]	cede
29	Idioms	darse a algo o alguien [v]	transfer
30	Idioms	darse a algo o alguien [v]	assign
31	Idioms	darse a algo o alguien [v]	hand over
32	Idioms	darse a algo [v]	lose oneself in
33	Idioms	darse a algo [v]	focus on
34	Idioms	darse a buenas [v]	give up the fight
35	Idioms	darse a entender [v]	lead someone to believe
36	Idioms	darse a entender [v]	insinuate
37	Idioms	darse a conocer [v]	make oneself known
38	Idioms	darse a conocer [v]	become famous
39	Idioms	darse a conocer [v]	reveal oneself
40	Idioms	darse la mano (algo a otra cosa) [v]	give each other a hand
41	Idioms	darse la mano (algo a otra cosa) [v]	help each other out
42	Idioms	darse a manos [v]	surrender
43	Idioms	darse a manos [v]	raise the white flag
44	Idioms	darse a manos [v]	behave
45	Idioms	darse a manos [v]	behave well
46	Idioms	darse a merced [v]	surrender at discretion
47	Idioms	darse alguien a partido [v]	give away
48	Idioms	darse a (un trabajo/una actividad)	glue oneself to
49	Idioms	darse a (un trabajo/una actividad)	snap into it
50	Idioms	darse a conocer [v]	gain currency
51	Idioms	darse a desear [v] MX	play hard to get
52	Idioms	darse a la garufa [v] BO:W	ruin one's life by living dissolutely
53	Idioms	darse a la garufa [v] BO:W	be ruined by one's vices
54	Idioms	darse a la garufa [v] BO:W	live fast die young
55	Idioms	no darse manos a algo [v] rare	not get a single thing right
Phrasals
56	Phrasals	permitirse darse a [v]	indulge in
57	Phrasals	darse a conocer [v]	come out with
58	Phrasals	darse un banquete a base de algo [v]	feast on something
59	Phrasals	darse un banquete a base de algo [v]	feast off something
60	Phrasals	darse a la fuga [v]	make one's getaway
61	Phrasals	darse a la fuga [v]	make off
62	Phrasals	darse a conocer [v]	come out
63	Phrasals	darse a la fuga [v]	get away
64	Phrasals	darse por entero a algo [v]	pour oneself into something
Colloquial
65	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	get bent out of shape
66	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	get chip on one's shoulder
67	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	get het up
68	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	get hot under the collar
69	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	be all het up
70	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	be bent out of shape
71	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	be mad as a cut snake
72	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	be spitting feathers
73	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	be up in arms
74	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	get really angry
75	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	become very angry
76	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	go ape
77	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	burst a blood vessel
78	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	burst with anger
79	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	bust a blood vessel
80	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	go apeshit
81	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	chuck a wobbly
82	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	do one's fruit
83	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	go mental
84	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	go off the deep end
85	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	do one's nut
86	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	go through the roof
87	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	go up the wall
88	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	feel one's gorge rise
89	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	have a cow
90	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	foam with rage
91	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	have a meltdown
92	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	get all het up
93	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	hit the ceiling
94	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	get bent out of shape
95	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	hit the roof
96	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	get chip on one's shoulder
97	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	let drive
98	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	let fly
99	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	quiver with rage
100	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	get het up
101	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	spaz out
102	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	stamp the foot
103	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	get hot under the collar
104	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	stamp with rage
105	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	get really angry
106	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	swell with rage
107	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	throw a wobbler
108	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	go ape
109	Colloquial	darse a satanás [v]	throw a wobbly
110	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	go apeshit
111	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	go mental
112	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	go off the deep end
113	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	go through the roof
114	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	go up the wall
115	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	have a cow
116	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	have a meltdown
117	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	hit the ceiling
118	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	hit the roof
119	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	let drive
120	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	let fly
121	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	quiver with rage
122	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	spaz out
123	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	stamp the foot
124	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	stamp with rage
125	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	throw a wobbler
126	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	swell with rage
127	Colloquial	darse a perros [v]	throw a wobbly
128	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	be all het up
129	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	be bent out of shape
130	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	be mad as a cut snake
131	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	be spitting feathers
132	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	be up in arms
133	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	become very angry
134	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	burst with anger
135	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	burst a blood vessel
136	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	get hot under the collar
137	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	bust a blood vessel
138	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	get het up
139	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	do one's fruit
140	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	chuck a wobbly
141	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	get really angry
142	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	feel one's gorge rise
143	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	go ape
144	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	do one's nut
145	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	go apeshit
146	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	foam with rage
147	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	go mental
148	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	get all het up
149	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	go off the deep end
150	Colloquial	darse a satán [v]	get bent out of shape