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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "move to" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 5 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
move to trasladarse a [v]
move to instalarse [v]
move to hospedarse [v] disused
Phrasals
move to mover hacia [v]
Computer
move to cambiar/mover a otro lugar

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
move to a new house mudar [v]
General
time it takes for sand to move into the lower part of an hourglass ampolleta [f]
move to and fro agitarse [v]
move from one place to another bandear [v]
move lips to reach the bit befar [v]
move lips from side to side bocear [v]
move to compunction compungir [v]
move a swarm of bees to another hive deshilar [v]
move over to the side of the road orillarse [v]
move to the side orillarse [v]
begin to move rebullir [v]
begin to move rebullirse [v]
move bees to another hive to remove the honeycombs robar [v]
move to and fro balancearse [v]
move to pity apiadar [v]
begin to move empezar a andar [v]
move to and fro bascular [v]
begin to move rebullir [v]
move to emotion afectar [v]
move to emotion conmover [v]
cause to move agitar [v]
cause to move sacudir [v]
pass (to move forward) continuar [v]
move someone to do something mover a alguien a hacer algo [v]
move someone to do something llevar a alguien a hacer algo [v]
move someone to something mover a alguien a algo [v]
move someone to laughter mover a alguien a la risa [v]
move to another level pasar a otro nivel [v]
move to an adjacent room pasar a un cuarto contiguo [v]
move to the next level pasar al siguiente nivel [v]
move from side to side blandirse [v]
use leverage to move something palanquear [v]
move on to dar bimba [v]
allow to move freely dejar desplazarse libremente [v]
allow to move freely permitir moverse libremente [v]
ability to move fast capacidad para moverse rápido
ability to move fast habilidad para moverse rápido
freedom to move about la libertad de moverse
try not to move trata de no moverte
signal to move marcha [f]
move from side to side cernerse [v]
move the lips, and endeavor to catch the chain of the bit befar [v]
move to the right/left correr [v]
move to compassion enternecer [v]
move to and fro remecer [v]
move from place to place menear [v]
move to pity quebrantar [v]
move to and fro revolverse [v]
begin to move rebullir [v]
move to another place transmudar [v]
move to and fro traquetear [v]
move flocks from winter to summer pastures or vice-versa trashumar [v]
move to and fro zarandarse [v]
move to and fro zarcear [v]
move to and fro zarandearse [v]
move to laughter hacer reír [v]
move to laughter causar risa [v]
move to tears hacer llorar [v]
move to the next round or to the final (competition) boleto [m] MXAR
play in which an opponent's marble is hit with one's own, in order to move it into a position in the play area culpiche [m] VE:E
small, low consumption, automobile designed to move around the city and be parked easily citicar [m] CL
lever to which an animal is attached to move the mechanism espequi [m] BO:Edisusedrur.
handled mesh bag used to move fish from one place to another in a hatchery jático [m] PR
push or impulse given to move someone or something jondeón [m] DO
push or impulse given to move someone or something jondión [m] DO
marbles game in which the players can only use their thumbnail to move the marbles maule a la uñita [m] HNchild
utensil made from sticks and used to move corn in a clay pot cachina [f] BO
utensil made from sticks and used to move corn in a clay pot cachina [f] AR:Nw
y shaped stick/cane used to move grass and cut branches burra [f] HN:W
low class woman who pretends to belong to the upper social class or tries to move up by any means huachafita [f] PE
restlessness and nervousness that makes a person move continuously from one place to another gusanera [f] PErare
money to travel or move to another place movilidad [f] PE
seated comfortably with no plans to move aplanado [adj] CR
person who likes to touch and move any object jurgandilla [adj] HN
unable to move one's arms in tight clothes aspado [adj] disused
move to and fro traquear [v] rare
move repeatedly and insistently a thing from side to side menequear [v] SCN
kick a horse's sides with the heels to make it move forward arganear [v] CR:Nw
hit a horse's sides with the heels to make it move forward arganear [v] CR:Nw
move from side to side arremover [v] NIrarerur.
fill a place of objects (making it difficult to move about) atrabancar [v] CU
move merchandise by boat from one place to another caletear [v] VE
move from one side to another when fishing cambiar de marcas [v] PR
move livestock from pasture to pasture apartar [v] CR
move very slowly (referring to a vehicle) cacharrear [v] CL
move back and forth in order to obtain something burujiar [v] DO
move soil in order to remove the material contained in it desbancar [v] GTEC
move at a great speed (referring to a person/vehicle) desmadrarse [v] CR
move very quickly to a place desmandarse [v] CU
transport something on one's shoulder or move something from one place to another estribar [v] HN
move something from side to side carambolear [v] CL
move oneself from side to side carambolearse [v] CL
pressure someone to move more quickly carrerear [v] MXGTNI
try to bite the cattle's hocks to make it move in the desired direction (dog) garronear [v] ARUYrur.
move the steering wheel to avoid an obstacle or park a vehicle cortar [v] CUDO
move from one side to another hornaguear [v] CL
move from side to side quickly and energetically jamaquear [v] CUPRVE
move an object insistently to get someone's attention jumetrear [v] BO:E
have to move mandarse [v] CU
train livestock to move as a herd entablar [v] ARUYrur.
move from one side to another mariposear [v] HN
constantly move ears and tail to scare flies, when punished, or when forced to march mosquear [v] MXAR:NwUYrur.
stop and refuse to move further retacarse [v] CL
move lips from side to side bocezar [v] disused
move from one side to another carambolear [v] CL
train livestock to move as a herd entablar [v] ARrur.
move from one side to another hornaguear [v] AL
move from side to side hornaguearse [v] AL
expressing incitement to move more quickly ¡árrele! [interj] VE:W
used to encourage pigs to move ¡cuche! [interj] NICRrur.
Idioms
move on to another topic cambiar el naipe [v]
be at a total loss to what to do (for the next move) estar como tonto en vísperas [v]
move to tears estar hecho un mar de lágrimas [v]
move someone to tears mover a alguien a las lágrimas [v]
move someone to pity mover a alguien a compasión [v]
move someone to pity mover a alguien a piedad [v]
fail to move in time pasarse de frenada [v]
move someone to tears arrancar las lágrimas a alguien [v]
move to tears prorrumpir en lágrimas [v]
move to tears romper a llorar [v]
move to tears romper en llanto [v]
move to tears soltar el moco [v]
move to tears soltar el trapo [v]
move to tears soltar el trapos [v]
move someone to pity provocar a alguien a lástima [v]
unable to move because of fear or surprise seguir a piñón fijo [v]
give permission to move or act dar el visto bueno a algo [v]
move to a better position escalar puestos [v]
move from winter pastures and mountains to summer ones ir a extremo los ganados [v]
move on to another topic cambiar el naipe [v]
not be able to move forward no poder dar paso [v]
not be able to move forward no poder dar un paso [v]
move a sparsely populated beehive to the site of a strong one and vice versa while the bees are out so that they change beehives dar una tría [v]
move a sparsely populated beehive to the site of a strong one and vice versa while the bees are out so that they change beehives dar un trío [v]
move off to the side with someone apartarse a un lado con alguien (para hablar o discutir)
move off to the side with someone irse a otro lado con alguien (para hablar o discutir)
move someone to tears provocar el llanto de alguien
move heaven and earth to do something mover cielo y tierra para hacer algo
move to the beat moverse al ritmo
move someone to tears hacer lagrimear a alguien
move someone to tears hacer llorar a alguien
move heaven and earth to do something hacer todo lo posible por lograr algo
move off to the side with someone hacerse a un lado con alguien
time to make the move momento de actuar
travel or move to the united states brincar el charco [v] PR
move form the countryside to the city bajar al pueblo [v] PR
pass building materials from hand to hand to move them from one place to another hacer chasqui [v] ECrare
pass building materials from hand to hand to move them from one place to another hacer máquina [v] EC
make a move to win a game hacer tuti [v] BO
move prostitutes to a more comfortable room as a reward for their good work subir la escalera [v] PR