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Kategorie |
Englisch |
Spanisch |
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General |
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1 |
General |
particularly, especially |
particularmente [adv]
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2 |
General |
american (particularly applied to hispanic america) |
americano [m]
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3 |
General |
american (particularly applied to hispanic america) |
americana [f]
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4 |
General |
american (particularly applied to hispanic america) |
americano [adj]
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5 |
General |
particularly ugly person |
moscorrofio [m]
CO
HN
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6 |
General |
someone learning to read (particularly an adult) |
alfabetizando [m]
NI
EC
BO
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7 |
General |
age of a person, particularly an older adult |
almanaque [m]
NI
VE
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8 |
General |
person overly attached to the family (particularly to one's mother) |
apollerado [m]
CL
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9 |
General |
pack of some product (particularly cigarettes) |
atado [m]
BO
UY
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10 |
General |
a man who performs the activities of an assistant in a trade, particularly in construction |
ayuco [m]
BO:W,C
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11 |
General |
a white blossom, particularly of beans |
azajar [m]
HN:E
NI
|
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12 |
General |
account (particularly a bank account) |
account (inglés) [m]
US
PR
|
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13 |
General |
abundance of something (particularly branches/leaves/trash) |
burujón [m]
SV
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14 |
General |
vulgar person (particularly their way of dressing) |
cachimbiro [m]
GT
derog.
|
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15 |
General |
paragraph (particularly of a legal text) |
acápite [m]
GT
HN
SV
NI
PR
rare
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16 |
General |
raw material, particularly vegetable fibers, used to make cords |
burío [m]
HN
SV
NI
CR
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17 |
General |
mixture of petals from certain flowers, particularly roses and geraniums, that in some processions are thrown at religious images as a sign of praise |
chagrillo [m]
EC
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18 |
General |
new and attractive clothing, particularly a child's |
chachá [m]
PE
child
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19 |
General |
poor neighborhood, particularly one built in a swampy or muddy area |
fanguito [m]
PR
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20 |
General |
utensil used to print the date, particularly on postal documents or letters |
fechador [m]
PE
|
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21 |
General |
special forces, particularly those of the military government of argentina from 1976 to 1983 |
grupo de tareas [m]
AR
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22 |
General |
slang or jargon used by delinquents, particularly young people |
coba [m]
BO
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23 |
General |
particularly in public administration, control, or surveillance of a procedure or process |
contralor [m]
AR
UY
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24 |
General |
someone learning to read (particularly an adult) |
alfabetizanda [f]
NI
EC
BO
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25 |
General |
person overly attached to the family (particularly to one's mother) |
apollerada [f]
CL
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26 |
General |
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (attacking particularly corn crops) |
atopa [f]
EC
rur.
|
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27 |
General |
fermented drink from south america made with malted corn )particularly spread in perú/bolivia/ecuador) |
asua (del quechua) [f]
EC:C
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28 |
General |
fermented drink from south america made with malted corn )particularly spread in perú/bolivia/ecuador) |
asua (del quechua) [f]
PE
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29 |
General |
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (it particularly attacks corn crops) |
atupa (voz quechua) [f]
EC
rur.
|
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30 |
General |
stomach (particularly a pot belly) |
busarda [f]
AR
UY
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31 |
General |
stomach (particularly a pot belly) |
buseca [f]
AR
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32 |
General |
small amount of something (particularly food) |
burusa [f]
VE
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33 |
General |
stomach (particularly a pot belly) |
busa [f]
AR
derog.
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34 |
General |
public office (particularly the presidency or mayoralties) |
burra [f]
HN
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35 |
General |
a low land by the coastline, particularly in the west and southwest of puerto rico |
bajura [f]
PR
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36 |
General |
the search of a person, animal or thing in a rural area, particularly on horseback |
campeada [f]
CL
AR
rur.
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37 |
General |
a seafood cocktail typically from campeche, usually served in a cup, and particularly tasty |
campechana [f]
MX
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38 |
General |
elimination/reduction of interference by the state in certain activities (particularly the economy) |
desestatización [f]
CU
CO
VE
EC
BO
PY
AR
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39 |
General |
ground corn used to prepare food, particularly locro, a stew with meat, potatoes, corn or squash, chili peppers, and other ingredients |
chancua [f]
AR:Nw
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40 |
General |
ground corn used for preparing meals, particularly locro a dish prepared with meat, potatoes, corn, or squash, chili peppers, and other ingredients |
chanca (del quechua) [f]
AR:Nw
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41 |
General |
slang or jargon used by delinquents, particularly young people |
coba [f]
EC
|
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42 |
General |
industrious person (particularly in terms of making a living) |
busquilla [m/f]
CL
PE
rare
|
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43 |
General |
rough, particularly in reference to rawhide or untanned leather |
crudio [adj]
CL
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44 |
General |
with swelling in part of the body (particularly the eyes) |
apupujado [adj]
NI
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45 |
General |
overly attached to the family (particularly to one's mother) |
apollerado [adj]
CL
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46 |
General |
particularly sensitive |
de a toque [adj]
VE
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47 |
General |
procreating easily (female animal/particularly cows) |
aumentador [adj]
EC
rur.
|
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48 |
General |
large (particularly a fruit) |
burro [adj]
CR
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49 |
General |
swollen (particularly in the face) |
abombado [adj]
HN
SV
NI
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50 |
General |
like a canary (particularly in terms of color) |
acanariado [adj]
CL
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51 |
General |
exhausted (particularly after considerable physical effort) |
desmondingado [adj]
CU
|
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52 |
General |
exhausted (particularly after considerable physical effort) |
despaletillado [adj]
CU
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53 |
General |
who has lost their love for someone (particularly parents/children) |
desamorizado [adj]
CR
disused
rur.
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54 |
General |
who has lost their love for someone (particularly parents/children) |
desamorizado [adj]
NI
rur.
|
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55 |
General |
with pock marks (particularly someone's face after having smallpox) |
descacarañado [adj]
PA
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56 |
General |
physically malformed (particularly in the legs) |
chulleco [adj]
CL
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57 |
General |
short (particularly clothes) |
churunco [adj]
HN
SV
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58 |
General |
remain in one place for a long time, particularly in a home |
allantarse [v]
DO
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59 |
General |
become exhausted (particularly referring to sexual potency) |
alcanzarse [v]
GT
HN
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60 |
General |
betray someone (particularly by robbing them) |
apuñalear por la espalda [v]
CU
DO
VE
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61 |
General |
harvest crops by pulling them from the root (particularly beans) |
arrancar [v]
CR
rur.
|
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62 |
General |
take more money than what was stipulated (particularly in a bet) |
arrancharse [v]
CU
|
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63 |
General |
have spasmodic muscle pain (particularly in the calves) |
arratonarse [v]
CR
|
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64 |
General |
obstruct a conduct (particularly residues) |
aterrar [v]
HN
CR
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65 |
General |
be obstructed a conduct (particularly with residues) |
aterrarse [v]
CR
|
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66 |
General |
be filled excessively (particularly a container) |
atapuzarse [v]
VE
|
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67 |
General |
address someone to ask for something (particularly money) |
atacar [v]
SV
CU
|
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68 |
General |
go numb (particularly one's legs) |
atecolillarse [v]
HN
rare
|
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69 |
General |
choke one's throat with something (particularly with food) |
atorsonarse [v]
HN
SV
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70 |
General |
take something away from somebody without his/her consent (particularly by deception/force) |
aventar [v]
CR
disused
|
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71 |
General |
choke one's throat with something (particularly with food) |
atorzonarse [v]
SV
|
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72 |
General |
try grasp something, particularly food |
avorazarse [v]
MX
HN
SV
|
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73 |
General |
broaden (particularly the hips of a woman) |
ancharse [v]
NI
|
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74 |
General |
have access to something (particularly money/a bank loan) |
accesar (inglés) [v]
HN
SV
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75 |
General |
be able to speak with someone (particularly someone in a position of authority) |
accesar (inglés) [v]
HN
SV
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76 |
General |
participate in something (particularly in a trial) |
accionar [v]
HN
NI
|
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77 |
General |
sense (particularly by sight) |
cachar [v]
CL
|
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78 |
General |
brag of something (particularly what one is missing) |
bufar [v]
HN
NI
|
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79 |
General |
boast of something (particularly what one is missing) |
bufar [v]
HN
NI
|
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80 |
General |
chew something (particularly food) |
cachir [v]
BO
|
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81 |
General |
become physically tired (particularly a boxer) |
ablandarse [v]
CU
DO
PE
|
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82 |
General |
become covered in mold (particularly food like rice) |
acardenillarse [v]
CO
|
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83 |
General |
notice (particularly by sight) |
cachar [v]
CL
|
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84 |
General |
spy on somebody with a specific purpose, particularly the police on criminals |
campanear [v]
MX
|
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85 |
General |
go over a field search for a person, animal, particularly on horseback |
campear [v]
BO:S
CL
AR
UY
rur.
|
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86 |
General |
search for a lost person or animal in a rural area, particularly on horseback |
campear [v]
AR:Nw
rur.
|
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87 |
General |
fall apart (particularly furniture) |
desgarrancharse [v]
HN
|
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88 |
General |
remove the lime from something (particularly fur) |
desencalar [v]
HN
|
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89 |
General |
remove the horseshoes from a horse (particularly a work horse/steed) |
desencasquillar [v]
CU
|
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90 |
General |
make copies of objects (particularly electronics, using the same components used to make originals) |
clonar [v]
SV
CR
CO
VE
EC
PE
BO
CL
UY
|
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91 |
General |
lose fur (particularly referring to a dog) |
despelechar [v]
BO
PY
AR
UY
|
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92 |
General |
lose one's love for someone (particularly parents/child) |
desamorizarse [v]
CR
disused
rur.
|
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93 |
General |
lose one's love for someone (particularly parents/child) |
desamorizarse [v]
NI
rur.
|
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94 |
General |
eliminate/reduce the interference of the state in certain activities (particularly the economy) |
desestatizar [v]
CU
DO
CO
VE
EC
BO
PY
AR
|
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95 |
General |
break something (particularly a branch) |
desgarranchar [v]
HN
|
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96 |
General |
chip something (particularly dishes) |
desbichinar [v]
HN
|
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97 |
General |
remove part of the facing of a surface (particularly a wall) |
decacarañar [v]
DO
|
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98 |
General |
seriously injure or kill someone, particularly in a fight |
desgraciarse [v]
DO
AR
CL
rare
|
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99 |
General |
fall off (referring to part of the facing of a surface, particularly a wall) |
decacarañar [v]
DO
|
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100 |
General |
pull strongly on something, particularly with a rope |
cinchar [v]
AR
UY
|
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101 |
General |
convince someone of something using words, particularly in romantic situations |
chamuyar [v]
PE
BO
AR
UY
|
|
102 |
General |
rocking, particularly in a hammock or swing |
hamaquearse [v]
MX
GT
HN
PA
CU
DO
CO
VE
PE
BO:E,N
AR
UY
EC
|
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103 |
General |
rock, particularly in a hammock |
hamacarse [v]
AMER
|
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104 |
General |
rock, particularly in a hammock |
jamaquearse [v]
HN
DO
|
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105 |
General |
rock, particularly in a hammock |
jamaquearse [v]
HN
DO
|
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106 |
General |
expresses pain (particularly caused by a burn) |
¡atatay! [interj]
BO
|
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107 |
General |
invites to do something (particularly to come into a place) |
¡avanti! (italiano) [interj]
MX
AR
UY
|
|
108 |
General |
american (particularly applied to hispanic america) |
americana [adj/f]
|
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109 |
General |
that procreates easily (female animal/particularly cows) |
aumentadora [adj/f]
EC
rur.
|
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Idioms |
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110 |
Idioms |
detailedness in doing some domestic task, particularly preparing meals |
mano de monja [n]
CL
|
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111 |
Idioms |
act incorrectly, particularly by infringing norms |
cagarse fuera de la bacinica [v]
MX
|
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112 |
Idioms |
act incorrectly, particularly by infringing norms |
orinar fuera de la bacinica [v]
MX
|
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113 |
Idioms |
act incorrectly, particularly by infringing norms |
hacerse fuera de la bacinica [v]
MX
|
|
114 |
Idioms |
cause someone a loss, particularly economically |
abrir un hueco [v]
CU
|
|
115 |
Idioms |
cause someone a loss, particularly economically |
hacer un hueco [v]
CU
|
|
116 |
Idioms |
use something frequently (particularly an outfit) |
dar queme [v]
CU
|
|
117 |
Idioms |
defeat someone (particularly in a game) |
dar una chamarreada [v]
GT
|
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118 |
Idioms |
drink (particularly alcohol) |
darle [v]
DO
|
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119 |
Idioms |
reprimand harshly (particularly a child) |
darle un toma que lleva [v]
DO
|
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120 |
Idioms |
exhibit one's physical appeal (particularly at the beach) |
derrochar físico [v]
VE
|
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121 |
Idioms |
talk (particularly about unimportant things) |
desenrollar la culebra [v]
CL
rare
|
|
122 |
Idioms |
feel superior (particularly regarding something one does not have including money, bravery, beauty, or skill) |
dárselas de gran cacao [v]
VE
EC
|
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123 |
Idioms |
win a competition by a wide margin (particularly in soccer) |
dar boleta [v]
CL
|
|
124 |
Idioms |
punish (particularly a child) |
dar caca [v]
PA
|
|
125 |
Idioms |
play a prank on someone (particularly one that's rude or inappropriate) |
dar camorra [v]
GT
|
|
126 |
Idioms |
reprimand (particularly a child) |
dar caca [v]
PA
|
|
127 |
Idioms |
scold harshly (particularly a child) |
darle un toma que lleva [v]
DO
|
|
128 |
Idioms |
speak badly of someone (particularly when mad at that person) |
decir incendios [v]
PE
AR:Nw
|
|
129 |
Idioms |
allow someone else to see an intimate part of the body (particularly referring to a woman) |
dar filo [v]
CU
|
|
130 |
Idioms |
use something frequently (particularly an outfit) |
dar jan [v]
CU
|
|
131 |
Idioms |
visit friends with a serenade (particularly around christmas time) |
dar la música [v]
PR
|
|
132 |
Idioms |
reoffend (particularly in some crime) |
dejar el plato enganchado [v]
PR
|
|
133 |
Idioms |
reoffend (particularly a crime) |
dejar la cuchara enganchada [v]
PR
delinq.
|
|
134 |
Idioms |
finish something (particularly a drink/food) |
dar pirey [v]
CU
|
|
135 |
Idioms |
be particularly sensitive or vulnerable |
estar de atoque [v]
VE
|
|
136 |
Idioms |
leave someone in charge, particularly the president |
aflojar la guayaba [v]
GT
|
|
137 |
Idioms |
work incorrectly, particularly against the law |
hacerse fuera de la bacinica [v]
MX
|
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Colloquial |
|
138 |
Colloquial |
someone or something which is particularly disliked or avoided |
la bestia negra
|
|
139 |
Colloquial |
someone or something which is particularly disliked or avoided |
la bestia parda
|
|
140 |
Colloquial |
something large (particularly a fruit) |
burro [m]
CR
|
|
141 |
Colloquial |
crash (particularly of a vehicle) |
cachimbazo [m]
GT
HN
SV
NI
|
|
142 |
Colloquial |
transformation into something worse (particularly customs/habits) |
degenere [m]
CR
PR
|
|
143 |
Colloquial |
blood (particularly from a nosebleed) |
chocolate [m]
EC
CL
UY
|
|
144 |
Colloquial |
stomach (particularly a pot belly) |
buzarda [f]
AR
|
|
145 |
Colloquial |
accumulation of fat, particularly in the abdomen |
chalcha [f]
CL
|
|
146 |
Colloquial |
virgin, particularly referring to a forest |
crudo [adj]
HN
|
|
147 |
Colloquial |
gummy (thing, particularly food) |
chicludo, [adj]
CO
VE
|
|
148 |
Colloquial |
smell (particularly food) |
avaharse [v]
PR
rur.
|
|
149 |
Colloquial |
smell (particularly food) |
avajarse [v]
PR
rur.
|
|
150 |
Colloquial |
start decomposing (particularly food) |
avaharse [v]
PR
rur.
|
|
151 |
Colloquial |
start decomposing (particularly food) |
avajarse [v]
PR
rur.
|
|
152 |
Colloquial |
experience a difficult situation, particularly economic hardship |
bailar con la más fea [v]
NI
PR
|
|
153 |
Colloquial |
make someone lose money (particularly in a game) |
descunchar [v]
CO:C,E
|
|
154 |
Colloquial |
obtain money, particularly to buy moonshine |
carretear [v]
SV
|
|
155 |
Colloquial |
virgin, particularly referring to a forest |
cruda [adj/f]
HN
|
|
Slang |
|
156 |
Slang |
press male genitals into another person's buttocks (particularly in a large group of people) |
dar chino [v]
PR
|
|
Gastronomy |
|
157 |
Gastronomy |
a type of sausage particularly popular in catalonia and the balearics |
butifarra [f]
|
|
158 |
Gastronomy |
cooked with small rocks on top (food, particularly guinea pig) |
chactado [adj]
PE
|
|
159 |
Gastronomy |
put small rocks on food to cook it, particularly guinea pig |
chactar [v]
PE
|
|
Folklore |
|
160 |
Folklore |
musical composition with a lively rhythm played at a three by four beat, and generally interpreted on guitar and accordion or harmonica, very popular in towns in the northeast of argentina, particularly in corrientes |
chamamé [m]
PY
AR
|
|
161 |
Folklore |
fantastic being used to scare children, particularly so they behave |
carlanco [m]
AR
UY
|
|