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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "more and more" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 6 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
more and more cada vez más [adv]
Idioms
more and more más y más [adv]
Phrases
more and more cada vez más
more and more más y más
Colloquial
more and more cada vez [adv]
Business
more and more cada vez más

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "more and more" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 64 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
thinner and more twisted than usual palomar [adj]
and a lot more y mucho más [adv]
and what is more más aún [adv]
and what is more y además [adv]
and what is more y es más [adv]
and what is more y lo que es más [adv]
more and more every day cada día más [adv]
more and more real cada vez más real
act with more vigour and efficiency apretar [v]
ends of a cat-o'-nine-tails thicker and more twisted than the rest canelones [m/pl]
variety of pisco with a higher grade and more aromatic pisco acholado [m] ECPE
loving hugs and kisses between two or more people arrincone [m] HN
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker bacará [m] CLARUY
system of dividing a city into quadrants to make surveillance and fighting crime more effective plan cuadrante [m] CLdelinq.
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker baccará [f] CLARUY
woman who works in bars and night clubs and encourages customers to order more drinks copera [f] ARUYCOderog.rare
lumps of ash used to sweeten coca and extract more cocaine tojra [f] PErur.
related to a person who gains more self-assurance and self-confidence agrandado [adj] PYARUY
scarce on the market and only available when purchasing with another more abundant item (food item) casado [adj] BO
always accompanying someone more advantageous of economic and social situation, in order to get the same respect parejero [adj] VE
initiate an understanding and collaboration between two or more cliques or gangs cliquear [v] HNteendelinq.
become more capable and knowledgeable desahuevarse [v] PAPE
stretch and lengthen something to increase its surface or occupy more space estericar [v] DO
stretch and lengthen something to increase its surface or occupy more space estericarse [v] DO
related to a person who gains more self-assurance and self-confidence agrandada [adj/f] PYARUY
Idioms
all that and more con toda la barba [adj]
more and better a más y mejor [adv]
doing one or more things at once and quickly friendo y comiendo [adv] HNNIDOPR
Speaking
and many more y muchos más
Phrases
and more importantly y lo que es más importante
and there is something more y hay algo más
and more of the same y más de lo mismo
and even more e incluso más
and the more... y a más...
and what's more... y es más...
and perhaps even more y quizás más
and maybe more y quizás más
and what's more y lo que es más
and perhaps more y quizás más
enough and more than enough suficiente y más que suficiente
enough and more than enough más que suficiente
Colloquial
promote an inexperienced employee over one with more seniority and experience trompicar [v]
and one more for luck y uno más para la suerte
and one more for luck y uno más porque sí
the type of newspapers that pay more attention to shocking stories about crime and sex than to serious matters los diarruchos
more than flesh and blood can stand más que lo que se puede soportar
more than flesh and blood can stand más que lo humanamente soportable
more than flesh and blood can stand más que lo que se puede tolerar
gain more self-assurance and self-confidence agrandarse [v] BOARUY
Slang
be someone (especially a woman) who pours holy water and spends more time in the church than at home mear agua bendita [v]
loving hugs and kisses between two or more people atrucuñe [m] HN
loving hugs and kisses between two or more people rebaneo [m] HN
loving hugs and kisses between two or more people amontone [f] HNSV
Agriculture
more floury and drier persimmon, product of grafting mankaki [m] CL
Gastronomy
dish composed of strips of grilled meat, generally of more than one type, accompanied by flour tortillas, spicy sauces, and other side condiments fajitas [f/pl] USMXCRPREC
Music
musical percussion instrument composed of four or more bamboo tubes of different sizes and diameters, played between three or four people quitiplás [m] VE
Botany
a very quick-growing tree to 40 feet tall or much more with a 20 feet wide and in maturity an oval shaped crown (acacia melanoxylon) acacia negra [f] UY
a tree more than 30 m tall and trunk about 1 m in diameter carahuasca [f] PE
a tree more than 30 m tall and trunk about 1 m in diameter sacha anona [f] PE
a shrub up to more than 1 m tall, with a dense crown, yellow and orange flowers (gochnatia glutinosa) jarilla sacancia [f] AR:C,W
a shrub up to more than 1 m tall, with a dense crown, yellow and orange flowers (gochnatia glutinosa) sacancia [f] AR:C,W
a shrub up to more than 1 m tall, with a dense crown, yellow and orange flowers (gochnatia glutinosa) sacanza [f] AR:C,W
Horticulture
more floury and drier persimmon, product of grafting mancaqui [m] CL
Folklore
danceable musical piece originally involving a repeated phrase in 8th notes called paseo and two parts of more than 8th or 16th time repeated danza [f] DOPR