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

Englisch Spanisch
Idioms
to work a trabajar
Colloquial
to work currar [v] ES

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
hard to work terco [adj]
difficult to work with rebelde [adj]
work (to operate, run a machine) operar [v]
surrendering to work azacaneo [m]
accustomation to work fogueo [m]
inability to work incapacidad [f]
inability to work incapacidad laboral [f]
work to obtain agenciar [v]
heat up iron to work it caldear [v]
accustom to work foguear [v]
become accustomed to work foguearse [v]
get to work liarse [v]
right to work derecho al trabajo [m]
right to work derecho al empleo [m]
right to work derecho a trabajar [m]
eagerness to work entusiasmo por trabajar [m]
capability/ability to do work capacidad/habilidad de trabajo [f]
ambition to work ambición de trabajar [f]
(for an artist) to produce a work of art hacer una obra de arte (un artista) [v]
know how to work entender [v]
work to rule ir a la huelga de celo [v]
go to work ir al trabajo [v]
go to work ir a trabajar [v]
work elbow to elbow trabajar codo con codo [v]
drive to work conducir al trabajo [v]
have work to do tener trabajo que hacer [v]
go back to work volver al trabajo [v]
work hard to get something pedalear la bicicleta [v]
work hard to get something ver ratones en bicicleta [v]
set to work irse al bollo [v]
be taken to the work ser cogido en el trabajo [v]
be taken to the work ser llevado al trabajo [v]
eagerness to work ganas de trabajar [f/pl]
indicating that someone who works will always have to work a donde quiera que vaya el buey tendrá que arar [expr] HNSVNIrur.
indicating that someone who works will always have to work el buey solo bien se lame [expr] HNNIrur.
ability to work capacidad para trabajar
ability to work capacidad para el trabajo
work-to-rule huelga de celo
work to catch up on trabajo retrasado
inability to work incapacidad para trabajar
said of the preface to a work defending itself against possible objections galeato [adj]
work flax and hemp to make them feel like silk asedar [v]
settle the conditions under which work is to be done destajar [v]
put the finishing touches (to a literary work) limar [v]
set to work ponerse a la obra [v]
set to work poner a la obra [v]
set to work ponerse a trabajar [v]
set to work dar empleo [v]
set to work hacer trabajar [v]
someone who supplies money to work mines aviador [m] CL
agreement to plant land in which the owner provides the land and the partner provides the seeds and work with the resulting crops being divided evenly between them alpartidario [m] PE
excessive amount of work to be completed in a short amount of time arrope [m] PR
deliberate non-attendance to work or the study center ausentismo [m] AMER
work or activity which implies moving from one place to another boleo [m] CO
person who has to work hard to learn cabeceburro [m] HNSVNIDOderog.
rhythmical utterance used to synchronize work bujeo [m] PArur.
a man whose work consists in travelling through forests and savannas to watch and care for cattle in ranches campisto [m] HN
guerrilla/paramilitary fighters who voluntarily abandon their activities as members of armed organizations on the fringes of the law in order to work for government organizations desmovilizado [m] CO
meal taken to eat at work or on an excursion cucabe [m] ECrare
article of clothing made of a single piece of strong cloth that covers the body and legs and tends to be used as a work suit for some jobs chacanblac (inglés chock-a-block) [m] HN
inspection of a work center to review its operation control y ayuda [m] CU
light meal taken to work or on a trip or excursion comiso [m] CO
work or task that allows one to earn money easily guille [m] UY
young conceited man not very dedicated to study or work, but who enjoys dressing neatly and courting women patiquín [m] VEdisused
rustic roof to protect from sun or rains during agricultural work pasel [m] MX:Serur.
paid position with little to no work paracaidismo [m] HN
work to obtain this reward picoteo [m] DO
work system in indigenous communities where the men work for a week in exchange for the right to plant a portion of land pongaje [m] PErur.
work system in indigenous communities where the men work for a week in exchange for the right to plant a portion of land pongueaje [m] BOdisused
collective work to pay a tax tequio [m] MX
person requested to work on a community project suplicado [m] CL:Swrur.
person who brings food to laborers who work in the field tacualero [m] MX
collective work to pay a tax tequio (náhuatl) [m] MX
period of eight months that the indians were obliged to work in the mines demora [f] AMER
period to take exams and work on a thesis (in the university system) aspirantura [f] CU
person who has to work hard to learn cabeceburra [f] HNSVNIDOderog.
surrender of guerrilla/paramilitary fighters who voluntarily abandon their activities as members of armed organizations on the fringes of the law in order to work for government organizations desmovilización [f] CO
party offered to one's new work colleagues using one's first pay check culebra [f] SV
a witchcraft fetish or charm made of black tape with seven knots, each one of which has a different perfume and is associated with a thought having to do with a work goal cinta de siete nudos [f] PR
employee who is paid without going to work fantasma [f] NI
community work by a group of country people or peasants to build a house or work in the field junta de embarre [f] PArur.
party celebrated to recognize community work minga [f] AR:NUYrur.
set of technical activities complementary to educational work paradocencia [f] CL
work that remains to be done pincha [f] CU
person requested to work on a community project suplicada [f] CL:Swrur.
person who brings food to laborers who work in the field tacualera [f] MX
neighborhood work group meeting to repair roads or other public utilities, on a fridays at certain times of the year estaferia [f] ESlocal
person who does not work but receives his/her salary (thanks to connections) botella [m/f] PA
unaccountable in their work due to sloppiness achanchado [adj] AR
having too much work and little time to carry it out atorado [adj] GTSVNIUY
susceptible to private appropriation through occupation accompanied by work (public domain land) baldío [adj] CO
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollado [adj] CU
relating to office work clerical (inglés) [adj] PR
no longer able to work as a draft animal (animal) de desecho [adj] ECrur.
relating to work done by people who have not had previous experience or preparation chasquilla [adj] CL
unaccustomed to work after having been without activity for a long time (horse) enzacatado [adj] CR
very tired due to work esmolido [adj] PR
difficult to work (object, clay, or metal) contumerioso [adj] HN
used to mix or work with cement or concrete (machine or tool) concretero [adj] CL
not wanting to work habitante [adj] CU
relating to community work minguero [adj] ECCLrur.
not wanting to work pega [adj] DO
relating to the work of general josé de san martín sanmartiniano [adj] AR
start to work alquilarse [v] CAR
be reluctant to work achantarse [v] CU
work hard to prepare for an academic evaluation apuñalearse [v] VE
work hard to prepare for an academic evaluation apuñalearse [v] CO:N
work inefficiently (especially referring to a government agency) aplazar [v] BO
force someone to do difficult/heavy work baquetear [v] ARUY
unable to cope with overload of work or someone's annoyance no aguantar la batida [v] DO
work while uttering the saloma (rhythmical utterance used to synchronize work) bujear [v] PArur.
work at several low-paying jobs in order to make ends meet busconear [v] PRrur.
work while uttering the saloma (rhythmical utterance used to synchronize work) salomar [v] PA
(for a machine/a business/campaign) to work caminar [v] CUDOPRVEECPE
devote oneself to work chimpilinearse [v] NI
exert oneself or work hard to obtain some goal guamear [v] DO
work agricultural land for the second time, making furrows perpendicular to the previous cruzar [v] HNECrur.
work with effort to achieve some end josiar [v] DO
work oneself to the bone destostuzarse [v] PR
give work to employar (inglés employ) [v] US:Sw
make a mistake due to excessive work embarbascar [v] NI
dedicate or consecrate to god or a saint the good work done or damage suffered ofertar [v] CO
put fighter cocks together to work them up before a fight picar [v] PR
give work to atrabajar [v] rare
work one's fingers to the bone desuñarse [v] rare
encourages a country person/farmer to start work ¡auja! [interj] PArur.
hard to work terca [adj/f]
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollada [adj/f] CU
Idioms
get another person to do one's dirty work adornar el chango para que otro lo baile [v]
work one's fingers to the bone andar de cabeza [v]
work one's fingers to the bone ir de coronilla [v]
work one's fingers to the bone andar de coronilla [v]
let's get to work manos a la obra [v]
be up to one's eyes in work estar agobiado de trabajo [v]
be up to one's eyes in work estar hasta los topes [v]
go to work ponerse manos a la obra [v]
go to work ponerse a trabajar [v]
go out to work salir a trabajar [v]
go out to work ir al trabajo [v]
work one's fingers to the bone dejarse el pellejo trabajando [v]
work one’s fingers to the bone at something dejarse las uñas en algo [v]
work one's fingers to the bone sudar la hiel [v]
work one's fingers to the bone echar la hiel [v]
work one's fingers to the bone echar el hígado [v]
work one's fingers to the bone echar los hígados [v]
work one's fingers to the bone echar los higadillos [v]
work one's fingers to the bone echar el bofe [v]
work one's fingers to the bone echar los bofes [v]
work fingers to the bone trabajar como un enano [v]
work fingers to the bone romperse la espalda trabajando [v]