make order

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "make order" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 28 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	make a sacrifice in order to please the gods	litar [v]
2	General	unmake in order to make anew	fundir [v]
3	General	someone that invests money in order to make a profit	inversionista [m] LAM
4	General	someone that invests money in order to make a profit	inversor [m] ARES
5	General	lock of a woman's hair that is wrapped in paper in order to make a curl	cuete [m] MX
6	General	cook bread dough twice in order to make it last longer	abizcochar [v] BO:E
7	General	work at several low-paying jobs in order to make ends meet	busconear [v] PRrur.
8	General	put something on someone else without them noticing in order to make fun of them	acarguillar [v] AR:Nwrur.
9	General	order the abandonment of a population center (occupied by people with few resources to make way for civil/urban projects)	desarrabalizar [v] DO
10	General	make a great effort in order to obtain something	descocotarse [v] DOVE
11	General	make a great effort in order to obtain something	escocotarse [v] PR
12	General	imitate someone's mannerisms or speech pattern in order to make fun of them	etricar [v] DO
13	General	butcher an animal in order to make use of the meat	carnear [v] MXNIECPEBOCLPYARUY
14	General	make sacrifices in order to obtain something	fuñir [v] VE
Idioms
15	Idioms	make sure that everything is in order	atar los cabos sueltos [v]
16	Idioms	make sure that everything is in order	atar/unir cabos sueltos [v]
17	Idioms	make something to order	hacer algo a medida
18	Idioms	make a great effort in order to meet a goal	darse la pela [v] CO
19	Idioms	make many sacrifices in order to make a living	pellejearla [v] CR
Speaking
20	Speaking	you may make an order	puede hacer un pedido
21	Speaking	you may make an order	puede realizar un pedido
22	Speaking	you can make an order	puedes hacer un pedido
23	Speaking	you can make an order	puedes realizar tu pedido
Colloquial
24	Colloquial	take the day(s) off between a weekend and a holiday in order to make a long weekend of it	hacer puente [v]
25	Colloquial	malicious and continuous refutation of a speaker's arguments in order to make them uncomfortable or annoyed	contrapunteo [m] EC
26	Colloquial	maliciously and continuously refute a speaker's arguments in order to make them uncomfortable or annoyed	contrapuntear [v] EC
27	Colloquial	trick or fool someone in order to laugh at them or make fun of them	cotorrearse [v] MX
28	Colloquial	make modifications to the machinery or external appearance of a car in order to personalize it	juquiar [v] DOteen