something to eat

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "something to eat" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 2 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	something to eat	algo para comer
2	General	something to eat	algo de comer

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "something to eat" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 23 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	bring someone something to eat	llevarle a alguien algo de comer [v]
2	General	trick or treat smell my feet give me something good to eat	padrino cacho [expr] CLdisused
3	General	trick or treat smell my feet give me something good to eat	padrino cebo [expr] PE
4	General	trick or treat smell my feet give me something good to eat	padrino pelado [expr] ARUY
5	General	uncontainable desire to eat something	angurria [f] CLderog.
6	General	uncontainable desire to eat something	angurria [f] PACUARUY
7	General	trick or treat smell my feet give me something good to eat	padrino sebo [interj] PErare
Idioms
8	Idioms	have something to eat	hacer por la vida [v]
Speaking
9	Speaking	you want something to eat?	¿quieres algo de comer?
10	Speaking	get yourselves something to eat	consíganse algo para comer
11	Speaking	I'll fix you something to eat	te haré algo para comer
12	Speaking	I'll fix you something to eat	te prepararé algo de comer
13	Speaking	do you want something to eat?	¿quieres algo de comer?
14	Speaking	I can make you something to eat	puedo prepararte algo para comer
15	Speaking	when is the last time you had something to eat?	¿cuándo fue la última vez que comiste algo?
Phrases
16	Phrases	I will eat my hat (I will be very surprised which is used to express strong disbelief in something)	que venga dios y lo vea
17	Phrases	I will eat my hat (I will be very surprised which is used to express strong disbelief in something)	que baje dios y lo vea
Colloquial
18	Colloquial	give the dog something to eat	dar de comer al perro [v]
19	Colloquial	eat something difficult to chew	hincar el diente [v]
20	Colloquial	eat something difficult to chew	meter el diente [v]
21	Colloquial	there's nothing better than having something to eat	después de dios, la olla [expr]
22	Colloquial	canguingos (an invented word) and fish legs (when a child impatiently asks his/her mother what's for dinner his/her mother answers this question meaning stop asking we are going to eat something)	canguingos y patas de peces
23	Colloquial	rice and dead rooster (when a child impatiently asks his/her mother what's for dinner his/her mother answers this question meaning stop asking we are going to eat something)	arroz y gallo muerto