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

Spanisch Englisch
General
to to [interj] rare come
to to [interj] rare come here

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "to to" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 132 Ergebniss(e)

Spanisch Englisch
General
to [interj] woah
to [interj] look out
to [interj] careful
to [interj] be careful
to [interj] watch out
to be in one’s birthday suit: estar como su madre le trajo al mundo birthday suit
vestir (to clothe with finery; adorn) [v] deck (out)
clinch (inglés to clinch) [m] GT occasional love affair
clinch (del inglés to clinch) [m] CUdisused passionate kiss and hug between a couple
clinche (inglés to clinch) [m] NI fight
to (inglés) [m] PR to
to (inglés) [m] PR to
chusi (del inglés to choose) [adj] PR finicky (person)
chusi (del inglés to choose) [adj] PR fussy (person)
wall to wall (inglés) [adj] PR wall-to-wall
wanabi (inglés want to be) [adj] PRteen wannabe
wanabi (inglés want to be) [adj] PRteen imitation
wannabi (inglés want to be) [adj] PR being a wannabe
wanabi (inglés want to be) [adj] PRteen knock-off
atender (inglés to attend) [v] US go to a place
atender (inglés to attend) [v] US attend
delivrar (inglés to deliver) [v] US give birth
descontinuar (inglés to discontinue) [v] DO fire
descontinuar (inglés to discontinue) [v] CU discontinue a product
descontinuar (inglés to discontinue) [v] GTPR interrupt something
descontinuar (inglés to discontinue) [v] DO remove from office/post
clinchar (inglés to clinch) [v] DO carry on in sports
desbarrar (del inglés to disbar) [v] PR get a lawyer debarred
debitar (inglés to debit) [v] AMER debit money from an account
decodear (inglés to decode) [v] US decode something
descontinuar (inglés to discontinue) [v] CU stop producing an item
clinchar (inglés to clinch) [v] DO continue ahead in sports
decodear (inglés to decode) [v] US decipher something
descontinuar (inglés to discontinue) [v] DO dismiss
cuquear (del inglés to cook) [v] PR cook drugs
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR get worked up
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR get cold
culear (inglés to cool) [v] DO monitor something or someone
culearse (inglés to cool) [v] MX regret having accepted a deal or assignment
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR cool down
culear (inglés to cool) [v] DO watch or guard
culearse con (del inglés to cool) [v] PR reconcile with someone
culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR cool or calm someone else down
culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR dance provocatively moving the buttocks, especially to reggaeton music
culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR conceal what one is doing to avoid being discovered
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR become frightened or intimidated
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR get overexcited
culearse (inglés to cool) [v] MX change one's mind
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR be offended
culearse (del inglés to cool) [v] PR cool off (someone or something)
cuquear (del inglés to cook) [v] PR prepare drugs chemically
chitiar (inglés to cheat) [v] US cheat
chequear (inglés to check) [v] AMER check
chequear (inglés to check) [v] GTHNSVNICRPAPYAR check thoroughly
chequear (inglés to check) [v] AMER compare
chequear (inglés to check) [v] USMXGTNIPACUDOPRCOVEPEBO record
chequear (inglés to check) [v] HNSVNICUPRCOPEBO:W,C monitor someone/something
chequear (inglés to check) [v] GTHNSVNICRPAPYAR review carefully
chequear (inglés to check) [v] BO:W,C stare at an attractive person
chequear (inglés to check) [v] NI stare luridly at someone
chequear (inglés to check) [v] USCUPREC investigate someone
chequear (inglés to check) [v] NICRCOVEECPY check in at the airport
chequear (inglés to check) [v] GTHNSVBO check something off
chequear (inglés to check) [v] BO:W,C meet up
chequear (inglés to check) [v] BO:W,C gaze at an attractive person
chequear (inglés to check) [v] BO:W,C get together
chequear (inglés to check) [v] USMXGTNIPACUDOPRCOVEPEBO invoice
chequear (inglés to check) [v] USCUPREC look into someone
postear (inglés to post) [v] HNPR register
postear (inglés to post) [v] HNPR post
rentar (inglés to rent) [v] HNteen demand money from a driver
rentar (inglés to rent) [v] HNteen extort money from a driver
face to face (inglés) [adv] COrare in someone's face
face to face (inglés) [adv] PECL in someone's face
face to face (inglés) [adv] COrare face to face
face to face (inglés) [adv] PECL face to face
to [interj] ESlocal wow
Idioms
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] disturb someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] bug someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] beset someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] harass someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] bother someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] annoy someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] pester someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] ruffle someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] rile someone
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] get in somebody's hair
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] get someone's goat
dar la tabarra a alguien to get [v] cream one's corn
estar en llamada (inglés to be on call) [v] US be on call
estar en llamada (inglés to be on call) [v] US work shifts or in service
estar supuesto (inglés be supposed to) [v] USDO wait or believe that something will happen
Speaking
compensa comprar (inglés to purchase) ES it's worth it
Colloquial
bajar del autobús to [v] get off the bus
chequear (inglés to check) [v] AR settle a debt, especially with a check
chic to (inglés cheek-to-cheek) [adv] ECBOCLrare cheek to cheek, especially when dancing
Slang
radical to the max [adj] radical
culear (inglés to cool) [v] CR not pass an academic test or class (student)
culear (inglés to cool) [v] CR fail a test
Accounting
préstamo back to back back to back loan
Finance
crédito documentario back to back back-to-back (letter of) credit
crédito documentario back to back countervailing credit
crédito documentario back to back secondary credit
Law
corresponded to correspond
corresponded to write
corresponded to affect
corresponded to pertain
corresponded to to communicate
to procesar prosecute
corresponded to concern
Computer
reentrant call to interrupt window reentrant call to interrupt window
Chemistry
cloruro de o-to­luensulfónilo [m] o-toluenesulfonyl chloride
cloruro de p-to­luensulfonilo [m] p-toluenesulfonyl chloride
as parta to [m] aspartate
to rre [f] tower
monoesteara­to de propilenglicol propylene glycol monostearate
formaldehído bisulf to sódico sodium formaldehyde bisulfate
n-etil-p-to luensulfonamida n-ethyl-p-toluenesulfonamide
hexacloroplatina­to sódico sodium hexachloroplatinate
ditiopirofosfa­to de tetraethy tetraethyl dithiopyrophosphate
heptametafosfa­to sódico sodium heptametaphosphate
p-aminobenzoa­to potásico potassium-p-aminobenzoate
envenenamien­to paralítico de marisco paralytic shellfish poisoning
Medicine
terapeuta ocupacional (to) occupational therapist
virus to to virus
Technical
redes peer to peer peer-to peer networks
Sports
clinche (inglés to clinch) [m] NI interlacing of the arms with one's opponent (boxing)
ripostar (inglés to riposte) [v] CU hit back
ripostar (inglés to riposte) [v] PACUPRVE return a punch
ripostar (inglés to riposte) [v] CU counterattack
ripostar (inglés to riposte) [v] CU riposte
ripostar (inglés to riposte) [v] CU strike back