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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "manners" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 19 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
manners modos [m/pl]
manners maneras [f/pl]
General
manners trato [m]
manners educación [f]
manners modales [m/pl]
manners ademanes [m/pl]
manners modales [m/pl]
manners modos [m/pl]
manners maneras [f/pl]
manners ademán [m]
manners urbanidad [f]
manners carácter [m]
manners talle [m]
manners crianza [f]
manners ademanes [m/pl]
manners costumbres [f/pl]
manners comportamiento [m]
manners conducta [f]
manners educación [f]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
good manners política [f]
good manners política [f]
writer or painter of local customs and manners costumbrista [m/f]
teach manners educar [v]
customs and manners costumbrismo [m]
good manners corrección [f]
pertaining to having bad manners descortés [adj]
pertaining to having bad manners malcriado [adj]
pertaining to having bad manners incivil [adj]
pertaining to having bad manners malportado [adj]
with good manners morigerado [adj]
good manners buenos modales [m/pl]
mind your manners cuida tus modales
table manners modales en la mesa
fineness of manners afinamiento [m]
lower-class native of madrid loud in manners and dress chulo [m]
good manners civilidad [f]
perversion of manners corrupción [f]
good manners cortesanía [f]
good manners cortesía [f]
fine manners finura [f]
pleasing manners gracia [f]
dignity of manners graciosidad [f]
ill manners grosería [f]
rude manners ordinariez [f]
national manners and customs nacionalidad [f]
winning manners sal [f]
lower-class native of madrid loud in manners and dress chula [f]
of polished education and manners fino [adj]
adopt foreign manners extranjerizarse [v]
adopt the customs and manners of spain españolarse [v]
assume different manners or sentiments transformarse [v]
adopt the customs and manners of spain españolizar [v]
country manners modales de provincia [m/pl]
person with rude manners and behavior atarván [m] CO
person who talks too much and with bad manners bocatán [m] PE
man of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuico [m] CL
remains of food or drink left on the plate or in the glass as a sign of good manners cumplido [m] CUdisused
person with bad manners and lacking courtesy chancho [m] HNSVCRECCLderog.
uncultured man with rustic manners chaso [m] EC:Sderog.
person with affected or childlike manners, who gesticulates exaggeratedly chango [m] PRBO
low class person with poor manners and little education guachafo [m] ECBOderog.
rude manners cochuso [m] CUrare
rude manners cochuzo [m] CU
vulgar behavior or of rude manners cochuzo [m] CUrarederog.
person with high social class behavior or manners jailón [m] BOderog.
bad manners malmodoso [m] MXGTrare
person with rude manners and behavior atarvana [f] CO
person who talks too much and with bad manners bocatana [f] PE
person who has masculine manners (woman) amachada [f] CUDOCOCL
woman who has adopted masculine manners (woman) amachada [f] CL
woman of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuica [f] CL
person with bad manners and lacking courtesy chancha [f] HNSVCRECCLderog.
woman with rude manners chancletera [f] PAderog.
person with affected or childlike manners, who gesticulates exaggeratedly changa [f] PRBO
low class person with poor manners and little education guachafa [f] ECBOderog.
person with high social class behavior or manners jailona [f] BOderog.
person who has rough manners with a dirty and careless appearance kallawaya [f] BO:W,C
bad manners maicerada [f] CR
bad manners malacriadeza [f] SV
bad manners malacrianza [f] USMXSVNICRPADOPRCOVEECPEBO:WAR:Nw
bad manners malacrianza [f] GTHNSVNICRPADOPRPEBO
bad manners malcriadez [f] USMXGTSVNIPACUDOPRCOVEECPEBO:WPYAR
bad manners malcriadez [f] UYrare
bad manners malcriadeza [f] CLrare
bad manners malcriadeza [f] GTHNSVNIDOBO:W
bad manners and rudeness tolerated by adults from children malcrianza [f] UYPYAR
attitude or action of an uneducated person with bad manners maicerada [f] CR
group of people with bad manners mersada [f] ARUYderog.
bad manners pedrada [f] SV
bad manners malacrianza [f] MXCUDOVEBO
bad manners malcriadez [f] LA
bad manners malcriadeza [f] HNSVNIPADOVEPEBO
good manners polideza [f] disused
someone of the upper social class or with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [m/f] CL
person with high social class behavior or manners jai [m/f] DOBOderog.
person with rustic manners lari [m/f] BO:W,E
person with bad manners mersa [m/f] ARUYderog.
person who behaves with no manners patasucia [m/f] ARUYderog.
person with bad manners mala vida [m/f] DOBOPY
with coarse manners acholado [adj] AR:Nw
having rude manners and behavior (for a person) atarván [adj] COderog.
large, with childish manners and not very clever bambalán [adj] PR
with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
with little education and crude manners (person) chafalote [adj] ARdisused
with rustic manners or lacking formal instruction chagra (del quechua) [adj] ECderog.
uncultured and with rustic manners chaso [adj] EC:Sderog.
uncultured and lacking manners cimarrón [adj] DOPRVEUY
having rustic manners and little culture (rural inhabitant) concho [adj] HNCR
with high social class behavior or manners jai [adj] DOBOderog.
with high social class behavior or manners jaila [adj] BOderog.
adopting us customs and manners pocho [adj] MXderog.
with bad manners shumo [adj] GT
of rustic manners todoterreno [adj] CRECPY
imitate north american manners agringarse [v] AMER
divest of frenchified ways and manners desafrancesar [v] rare
acquire uncouth manners acholarse [v] AR:Nw
take on the appearance and manners of someone of high society apitucarse [v] CLUY
take on rural customs and manners abayuncarse [v] HNNI
take on the appearance, manners and habits unique to the gaucho agaucharse [v] BOARrare
make someone take on the appearance, manners and habits unique to the gaucho agauchar [v] AR
behave without manners arrotarse [v] CL
acquire bad manners amañarse [v] NIDOBO
make someone adopt presumptuous manners ensiuticar [v] CLrare
of polished education and manners fina [adj/f]
with good manners morigerada [adj/f]
Idioms
of manners de costumbres [adj]
mind one's manners comportarse [v]
forget one's manners olvidar las reglas de cortesía [v]
forget one's manners olvidar los modales [v]
mind one's manners cuidar los modales
mind one's manners atenerse al comportamiento establecido
person who behaves with no manners pata rajada [m/f] MXECCL
person who behaves with no manners pata rajada [m/f] PAderog.
become urban in manners and behavior botar el camalote [v] HN
have bad manners botarse para el solar [v] CU
show lack of manners ser caballón [v] HN
be a man with refined manners ser una dama [v] COMXCUDOPR
have bad manners salírsele el callejón [v] PE
be a man of refined manners ser una dama [v] COMXCUDOPR
have rustic manners venir bajando de la montaña [v] HN
Speaking
bad manners mala educación
don't you have any manners? ¿no tienes modales?
what manners! ¡qué modales!
Colloquial
a well-educated person with good manners cachaco [m]
excessively strict in manners zanahorio [adj]
have negative manners saber a la pega [v]
polish someone's manners desasnar [v]
have bad manners saber alguien a la pega [v]
person of opposite dispositions or manners antípodas [m/pl]
happy people with unrefined manners who enjoy going out at night arroz quebrado [m] EC
uneducated person with bad manners and bad taste indio [m] MXGTHNSVNIPACOECPEBOCLPYderog.
group of uneducated people with bad manners furrumalla [f] CUderog.
uneducated person with bad manners and bad taste india [f] MXGTHNSVNIPACOECPEBOCLPYderog.
bad manners malcriadez [f] CL
group of uneducated people with bad manners tralla [f] CUderog.
elegant person with good manners fifí [m/f] PY
person with bad manners meña [m/f] PAderog.
person who behaves with no manners patarrajada [m/f] BO:C,Sderog.
who does not mind their manners (someone) desabrochado [adj] CO
with affected manners and refined and delicate tastes finoli [adj] DOPYARUYderog.
lacking manners ignorantón [adj] ECderog.
with bad manners todo terreno [adj] EC
polish manners acepillar [v] rare
despise with rude words or manners forrear [v] AR
diverge from what is considered in line with good manners descarrilarse [v] DOPEAR:Nw
Slang
person with bad manners localla [m] BO:C,W,Sderog.
person with bad manners llocalla [m/f] BO:C,W,Sderog.
of bad manners maicero [adj] CRderog.
bad manners malacrianza CR