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the upper

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Common
mane (hair grown on the upper neck of lion) melena [f]
General
bushing of the spindle of the upper millstone palahierro [m]
upper part of the haunch quijote [m]
tusk of the upper jaw of the boar remolón [m]
upper part of the stern of some latin vessels aleta [f]
chestnut colored on the upper and middle part and the rest of the body lighter colored lombardo [adj]
someone that seeks to be a member of the upper classes pituco [m]
someone that seeks to be a member of the upper classes pijo [m]
upper part of the head morra [f]
someone that seeks to be a member of the upper classes esnob [m/f]
someone that seeks to be a member of the upper classes siútico [m/f]
person who pretends to be of the upper social class chancle aguatero [m/f] GT
move the upper body backwards and down echar el cuerpo hacia atrás [v]
the upper floors los pisos altos
the upper class la clase alta
the upper part lo alto
upper part of the stockings rolled over the knee barulé [m]
upper or cardiac orifice of the stomach cardias [m]
upper part of the throat gollete [m]
upper part of the haunch quijote [m]
bushing of the spindle of the upper millstone palahierro [m]
part of the armor of a horse protecting the upper side of the neck capizana [f]
fold surrounding the upper part of the sleeve brahón [f]
upper extremity of the sternum horquilla [f]
having the upper teeth projecting over the lower ones picón [adj]
ether (an anesthetic; the upper regions of space; the heavens) cielo [m]
get the upper hand llevar la ventaja [v]
a cut of beef semi-squared and dark-colored (from the inner-upper part of the hindquarter) asiento [m] CL
cut of beef obtained from the upper middle part of the leg bolovique [m] GT
a conical hut made with long poles driven into the ground and joined on the upper part, as a pavilion bajareque [m] DO
a conical hut made with long poles driven into the ground and joined on the upper part, as a pavilion bahareque [m] DOdisused
man of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuico [m] CL
behavior and set of values typical of or associated with the upper social class cuiquismo [m] CL
tendency to follow the behavior and values of the upper classes cuiquismo [m] CL
woman's undergarment that extends from the waist to the upper thighs culote (del francés) [m] ARUY
mythical marine creature with the upper body of a pig and the lower body of a snake cuchivilu [m] CL:S,W
man who does not belong to the upper class chaso [m] EC:S
a young person, who dresses, talks, and behaves like someone from the upper class fresón [m] HNNI
person who tries to follow the upper class style concheto [m] ARUYteen
slipknot on the upper lip of the horse to tame it moquillo [m] EC
someone that seeks to be a member of the upper classes fresa [f] MX
upper part of the saddle shaft teja [f] MX:Se
woman of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuica [f] CL
saying or action typical of a person of the upper social class or who pretends to be of the upper social class cuiquería [f] CL
group of people of the upper social class cuiquerío [f] CL
upper triangular part of the roof of a building where the two slopes of the roof rest culata [f] PACUrur.
a young person, who dresses, talks, and behaves like someone from the upper class fresona [f] HNNI
green leaf of the upper part of the sugar cane that does not contain sugar, which is cut and left on the ground as fertilizer or to feed cattle cola [f] PR
person who tries to follow the upper class style concheta [f] ARUYteen
low class woman who pretends to belong to the upper social class or tries to move up by any means huachafita [f] PE
someone of the upper social class or with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [m/f] CL
relating to the upper social class cuico [adj] CL
of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
pretending to be of the upper social class chancle aguatero [adj] GT
typical of someone who tries to follow the upper class style (object, habit, or place) concheto [adj] ARUYteen
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] HN
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] PErare
with white spots on the upper body tobiano [adj] ECBO:E,SARUY
with white spots on the upper body tobiano [adj] PYrur.
rest the head and upper back on a surface arrecostar [v] EC:Nwrur.
rest the head and upper back on a surface arrecostar [v] GTHNSVNICRPAVEPEUY
detach due to the erosive action of air and water (upper riverbanks/road edges) avolcanarse [v] ECrare
bend at the waist, tilting your upper body forward to perform a task añangotarse [v] VE
bend at the waist, tilting your upper body forward to perform a task añangotarse [v] CO:N
marks left on the upper lip after drinking bigoteras [f/pl] disused
having the upper teeth projecting over the lower ones picona [adj/f]
Idioms
gain the upper hand tomar la delantera [v]
gain the upper hand batir en brecha [v]
gain the upper hand sacar ventaja [v]
have the upper hand on someone estar un paso por delante de alguien [v]
have the upper hand on someone estar en una posición ventajosa frente a alguien [v]
have the upper hand on someone tener dominio sobre alguien [v]
have the upper hand on someone superar a alguien [v]
gain the upper hand batir en brecha [v]
get the upper hand on someone controlar a alguien
get the upper hand tener una posición dominante
get the upper hand on someone tener una posición dominante respecto de alguien
get the upper hand on someone tener una posición dominante sobre alguien
get the upper hand on someone tener control sobre alguien
the upper crust los de arriba
the upper crust la flor y nata
the upper crust los estratos más altos de la sociedad
be part of the upper crust estar en la guanábana [v] VE
imitate the way of speaking of upper class people hablar con la papa en la boca [v] PAECCL
Phrases
in the upper atmosphere en la atmósfera superior
Colloquial
upper part of the trachea gurguñate [m] MXrare
group of people of the upper social class cuiquería [f] CLrarederog.
refined person of the upper class fofó [m/f] SVderog.
of the upper social class (someone) dediparado [adj] CO
of the upper social class (someone) de dedo parado [adj] CO
who dresses, talks, and behaves like someone from the upper class fresa [adj] ECBOderog.
who dresses, talks, and behaves like someone from the upper class fresa [adj] MXGTNICRPRderog.
pretending to belong to the upper social class fufurufo [adj] ECSVderog.
acting like one is from the upper class gomelo [adj] COteenderog.
acting like one is from the upper class gomelo [adj] ECteenrarederog.
dressing like the upper class gomelo [adj] COteenderog.
dressing like the upper class gomelo [adj] ECteenrarederog.
belonging to the upper social class jailoso [adj] CO
Geology
upper mantle of the earth manto externo [m]
Anatomy
bone of the upper arm húmero [m]
levator muscle of the upper eyelid músculo elevador del párpado superior
Architecture
the upper section of a classical building, resting on columns and consisting of a frieze, cornice and finally an architrave cornisamento [m]
Technical
keep the upper hand mantener la ventaja [v]
keep the upper hand llevar la ventaja [v]
Maritime
distance from the edge of the rail to the upper deck in ships that do not have a waist pozo [m]
Nautical
put the upper works on a ship acastillar [v]
Gastronomy
upper segment of the small intestine chinchulín [m] AR
Hunting
callous skin covering the upper body of a wild boar cota [f]
Botany
a tree found in the upper forest canopy, reaching a height of 15 m (cordia angiocarpa) carey [m] CU