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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "others" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 3 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
others otros [pron]
others otras [pron]
General
others prójimo [m]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
the others demás [pron]
General
among others entre otros [adv]
person who puts the evil eye on others aojador [m]
man who conspires with others conjurador [m]
respect for others acepción de personas [f]
person who puts the evil eye on others aojadora [f]
person who pressures others apremiadora [f]
amount of grains equivalent to four bushels in some areas and three in others carga [f]
piece of leather for shoes to secure ends of cuts with others chapa [f]
the others demás [adj]
be helped by others ayudarse [v]
put the legs between those of others entrepernar [v]
get along well with others quistarse [v]
the others los demás [m]
someone that imitates others' work without adding ingenuity copión [m]
someone that is cruel to others abusón [m]
someone that is cruel to others peleón [m]
someone that is cruel to others perdonavidas [m]
someone that is cruel to others pendenciero [m]
someone that is cruel to others matasiete [m]
someone that interferes with others metomentodo [m]
someone that interferes with others metiche [m]
someone that interferes with others intruso [m]
someone that employs others patrón [m]
someone that makes uncool attempts to impress others retrasado [m]
someone that makes uncool attempts to impress others retardado [m]
someone that makes uncool attempts to impress others baboso [m]
person who pressures others apremiador [m]
someone that imitates others' work without adding ingenuity copiona [f]
advantage over others ventaja sobre los demás [f]
someone that is cruel to others matón [m/f]
of others ajeno [adj]
be ahead of others liderar [v]
be ahead of others ir a la cabeza [v]
be ahead of others ir en cabeza [v]
lose respect of others quedar mal parado [v]
lose respect of others desprestigiarse [v]
lose respect of others perder la cara [v]
act as others are acting ir con la corriente [v]
sell more than the others venderse más que [v]
take advantage of others gorronear [v]
take advantage of others cafichear [v]
live at the expense of others vivir a costa ajena [v]
speak for the others hablar por los demás [v]
be a guarantor for others dar su aval a otras [v]
underwrite others dar su aval a otras [v]
repeat what others have said írsele la boca [v]
repeat what others have said hablar por boca de ganso [v]
be sincere with others mostrarse sincero con los demás [v]
be sincere with others ser sincero con los demás [v]
among others entre otras cosas [adv]
it indicates that a person sees the defects of others, but not their own a ningún bolo le hiede su guaro [expr] HNNI
indicating that while someone works on something others take advantage of their work unos a la bulla y otros a la cabuya [expr] MXHNNI
situation or case essentially equal to others of the same species except for some minor and insubstantial differences la misma jeringa con diferente pitongo [n] PA
someone that denies others what he cannot use himself ni come
someone that denies others what he cannot use himself ni deja comer
someone that denies others what he cannot use himself el perro del hortelano
someone that makes uncool attempts to impress others débil mental
the others los otros (las otras)
the others los demás (las demás)
the others los demás
the others los otros
one associated for some purpose with others coligado [m]
someone who inquiries into others' secrets escudriñador [m]
one playing alone against several others mohíno [m]
one charged with the faults of others, scapegoat pagano [m]
white vestment worn by priests and others alba [f]
confraternity enjoying more privileges than others archicofradía [f]
priests and others taking part in chapel services capilla [f]
small mattress put between others hijuela [f]
contribute unwillingly to others' pleasure llevar la cesta [f]
young shoot left on a vine or tree for training others guía [f]
one associated for some purpose with others coligada [f]
someone who inquiries into others' secrets escudriñadora [f]
one living together with others conviviente [m/f]
sensitive to the misfortunes of others humano [adj]
injuring others by witchcraft maléfico [adj]
one living together with others conviviente [adj]
make (others) friends amistar [v]
join others arrimarse [v]
live together with others conversar [v]
step over others in promotion brincar [v]
be reared among others (plants) entrecriarse [v]
put the legs between those of others entrepernar [v]
follow blindly others' opinions reatar [v]
place oneself upon a level with others igualarse [v]
fall in with the wishes of others franquearse [v]
follow others remedar [v]
meddle in others' affairs meterse en asuntos de otros [v]
sequence (an action or event that follows another or others) efecto [m]
single (out) (to pick or choose (one) from others) elegir [v]
person who lives at the expense of others camarón [m] PE
one possessing knowledge jointly with others consabidor [m] rare
attitude with which you tend to undervalue what others do or say abajismo [m] CL
person who joins others without being invited alipego [m] CRdisused
influence over others arrastre [m] HNNI
somebody that uses tricks or violence to obtain personal benefit at others' expense aprovechador [m] CUDOVEPEBOCLPYARUY
an elderly person who bothers and annoys others calandraco [m] ARUYdisused
person who has the habit of eating, living or having fun at the expense of others camarón [m] PE
a person who lives off others arrimado [m] HNSVNICRPAVEderog.
malicious person who harms others bostero [m] AR:C
happy person who enjoys joking with others bufeador [m] PR
person who is present, typically a child, that others wish to hide some fact from cierto bulto [m] EC
stalking, spying on the movements and developments of others with specific purposes, generally by the police or criminals campaneo [m] MX
person who separates others who are together desconchavador [m] HN
ridiculous person who elicits shame from others clavero [m] GT
person who separates others desconchabador [m] HN
pact between two or more people to do something hidden from others cuchubal [m] HN
pact between two or more people to do something hidden from others cuchuval [m] NI
male child or teenager who behaves more maturely than others their same age culisucio [m] CUderog.
man who, in the company of others, surprises someone to give them a beating cuatrero [m] BO:E
man who exaggerates in a conversation to avoid feeling inferior to others cuello [m] BO
person who imitates a rag doll or puppet to entertain others cusillo [m] BO
person who speaks with skill and tries to impress and convince others easily chamullador [m] PECLAR
boy or young man more physically developed than others his age guailón [m] CL
fighter cock used to train the others in his pen or a set of roosters gallo topetón [m] PR
type of howl used by farmers when in others' company during parties grito [m] PA
stance to impress others cuadre [m] DO
person who eats, drinks or has fun at the expense of others colero [m] AR:Nwderog.
person who is accustomed to denouncing or informing against others for convenience or out of malice corcho [m] BO
marbles game involving hitting a marble against others and then getting it into the hole to win the marbles that were hit hachita y cuarta [m] CLdisused
man, typically the leader of some social group, who obtains certain personal benefits, at others' expense huayraleva [m] BOderog.
demeaning and arrogant treatment of others using insulting words huevoneo [m] CL
person who thinks he or she is better than others hediondo [m] DOVE
person that supports others in a family horcón [m] CU
person who takes advantage of others mamón [m] BO
person who takes advantage of others mantenido [m] GT
person who takes advantage of others martillo [m] VE
person who takes advantage of others martillo [m] HNSV
person who attacks others with a machete machetero [m] GTHNSVNIDO
children's game in which one of the participants must represent a trade by means of gestures and movements while others guess what it is oficio mudo [m] AR
person who abuses the trust and generosity of others for their own benefit pechugón [m] PAderog.
person who lives at the expense of others pechugón [m] PAVEPE
person who makes others look bad with scandals plancherazo [m] GT
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] BO:C,S
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] CLdisused
children's game where participants pass by others reciting verses and lightly tapping their feet pisapisuela [m] AR
game where coins are thrown against a wall, and the coin that lands closer to the others, wins pite [m] CO:Sw
person who embarrasses others quemo [m] ARUY
person who uses others pulpo [m] PEBOCL
worker indicating to public bus drivers the times separate from others doing the same route sapo [m] CL
children's game where participants pass in front of others reciting verses, lightly hitting shoes zapatito de charol [m] ARUY
person who takes advantage of others tagarote [m] GTHNNICRderog.
wealthy person who is socially and politically acquainted, often overwhelming others tagarote [m] PEderog.
promoting of the tarija department, bolivia, above others tarijeñismo [m] BO
worker chosen to fetch groceries for the others costero [m] AL
living together with others convivencia [f]
one possessing knowledge jointly with others consabidora [f] rare
somebody that uses tricks or violence to obtain personal benefit at others' expense aprovechadora [f] CUDOVEPEBOCLPYARUY
favorable situation used to gain a personal benefit (disregarding the possible damage to others) avivada [f] BOCLARUY