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Meanings of "aguantar" in English Spanish Dictionary : 107 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
Common
1	Common	aguantar [v]	put up with
2	Common	aguantar [v]	endure
General
3	General	aguantar [v]	stand
4	General	aguantar [v]	tolerate
5	General	aguantar [v]	bear
6	General	aguantar [v]	withstand
7	General	aguantar [v]	take
8	General	aguantar [v]	keep up
9	General	aguantar [v]	support
10	General	aguantar [v]	hold up
11	General	aguantar [v]	repress
12	General	aguantar [v]	suppress
13	General	aguantar [v]	stifle
14	General	aguantar [v]	hold back
15	General	aguantar [v]	hang in there
16	General	aguantar [v]	hold on
17	General	aguantar [v]	hang on
18	General	aguantar [v]	put up with
19	General	aguantar [v]	stand
20	General	aguantar [v]	endure
21	General	aguantar [v]	bite one's tongue
22	General	aguantar [v]	get ahead at work
23	General	aguantar [v]	work ahead
24	General	aguantar [v]	weather
25	General	aguantar [v]	swallow
26	General	aguantar [v]	hold (a posture)
27	General	aguantar [v]	abrook
28	General	aguantar [v]	last
29	General	aguantar [v]	hang on
30	General	aguantar [v]	preserve
31	General	aguantar [v]	suffer through
32	General	aguantar [v]	hold out
33	General	aguantar [v]	persevere
34	General	aguantar [v]	grasp
35	General	aguantar [v]	face
36	General	aguantar [v]	stomach
37	General	aguantar [v]	abide
38	General	aguantar [v]	sustain
39	General	aguantar [v]	suffer
40	General	aguantar [v]	maintain
41	General	aguantar [v]	move/turn in bullfighting
42	General	aguantar [v]	bring on
43	General	aguantar [v]	brook
44	General	aguantar [v]	comport
45	General	aguantar [v]	carry
46	General	aguantar [v]	bide
47	General	aguantar [v]	undergo
48	General	aguantar [v] CU DO	slow down the speed of a motor vehicle
49	General	aguantar [v] CO	be useful
50	General	aguantar [v] VE	(a thief) to hide the stolen objects for a period of time to sell afterwards
51	General	aguantar [v] CO	serve its intended purpose
52	General	aguantar [v] DO	buy the same number from an unauthorized lottery agency
53	General	aguantar [v] DO	fill in for someone at work
54	General	aguantar [v] AR	pick up the expenses on a trip or outing
55	General	aguantar [v] DO	buy a number in the underground lottery
56	General	aguantar [v] DO	temporarily substitute for someone at work
57	General	aguantar [v] EC	purposefully drive slowly in order to pick up more passengers
Idioms
58	Idioms	aguantar [v]	keep one's head above water
59	Idioms	aguantar [v]	hang in there
60	Idioms	aguantar [v]	hang tough
61	Idioms	aguantar [v]	grit one's teeth
Speaking
62	Speaking	aguantar [v]	stick with it
Phrasals
63	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	buck up
64	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	hold off
65	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	hold on
66	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	bear with
67	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	stand up to
68	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	hold up
69	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	hold back
70	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	bear up
71	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	stand for
72	Phrasals	aguantar [v]	stick out
Colloquial
73	Colloquial	aguantar [v]	put up with it
74	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX	hold one's tongue
75	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX	keep quiet
76	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX	stay quiet
77	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX	not talk
78	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX HN DO CO NI EC CL AR UY	wait on someone or something, whether in a hurry or brief time
79	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX HN DO AR UY	give someone more time to collect the money owed
80	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX CU DO PR CO NI VE PY UY	briefly wait on someone or something
81	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX PA CU DO CO NI VE	stop a motor vehicle or an animal
82	Colloquial	aguantar [v] DO EC	(a bus driver) to intentionally slow down to pick up more passengers along the way
83	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX	become interesting or valuable for someone or something
84	Colloquial	aguantar [v] CU	set something aside for someone
85	Colloquial	aguantar [v] MX PY	(a person) still maintain acceptable levels of performance and quality
Business
86	Business	aguantar [v]	bear
Law
87	Law	aguantar [v]	contain oneself
Engineering
88	Engineering	aguantar [v]	resist
89	Engineering	aguantar [v]	support
Geology
90	Geology	aguantar [v]	endure
91	Geology	aguantar [v]	sustain
Technical
92	Technical	aguantar [v]	catch
93	Technical	aguantar [v]	avast
94	Technical	aguantar [v]	resist
Marine
95	Marine	aguantar [v]	check
Maritime
96	Maritime	aguantar [v]	pull a rope taut
Nautical
97	Nautical	aguantar [v]	carry a stiff sail
Transportation
98	Transportation	aguantar [v]	weather
99	Transportation	aguantar [v]	check
Petrol
100	Petrol	aguantar [v]	hold
101	Petrol	aguantar [v]	back up
102	Petrol	aguantar [v]	hold firm
103	Petrol	aguantar [v]	support
104	Petrol	aguantar [v]	withstand
Baseball
105	Baseball	aguantar [v]	tag
106	Baseball	aguantar [v]	hold the runner on the base
Bullfighting
107	Bullfighting	aguantar [v]	lead with the left when fighting a bull

Meanings of "aguantar" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 187 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
General
1	General	aguantar (teléfono) [v]	hang on
2	General	aguantar (teléfono) [v]	hold on
3	General	que no se puede aguantar [adj]	unbearable
4	General	aguantar lo peor de [v]	take the brunt of
5	General	no aguantar [v]	have no time for
6	General	aguantar la risa [v]	keep a straight face
7	General	aguantar lo peor de [v]	bear the brunt of
8	General	aguantar mucho [v]	put up with a lot
9	General	aguantar mucho [v]	endure a lot
10	General	aguantar bajo la presión [v]	bear up under the strain
11	General	aguantar el dolor [v]	endure the pain
12	General	aguantar el dolor [v]	stand the pain
13	General	aguantar el tipo [v]	keep one's cool
14	General	aguantar el dolor [v]	withstand the pain
15	General	aguantar la respiración [v]	hold one's breath
16	General	aguantar el aliento [v]	hold one's breath
17	General	aguantar las ganas de hacer algo [v]	resist the urge to do something
18	General	no poder aguantar [v]	can't stand
19	General	aguantar la carga [v]	meekly endure a situation difficult to change
20	General	aguantar la carga [v]	bear the brunt
21	General	aguantar la boca [v]	bite back
22	General	no aguantar la batida [v]	not withstand the punishment/abuse
23	General	aguantar la bolsa [v]	be cautious in the stock market
24	General	capacidad de aguantar	endurance
25	General	no aguantar	not to tolerate
26	General	aguantar el fuego [v]	stand fire
27	General	aguantar el ácido [v] NI	stand a person's bad breath
28	General	aguantar el gas [v] NI	hold or bear up something calmly
29	General	aguantar la bolsa [v] HN NI	afford something
30	General	aguantar la mano [v] CU	curb one's behavior
31	General	aguantar la carga [v] CU	bear the burden
32	General	aguantar vara [v] MX	hold up calmly and in a good mood difficult and annoying situations
33	General	no aguantar la batida [v] DO	unable to cope with overload of work or someone's annoyance
34	General	aguantar el gas [v] NI	cope with adversities calmly
35	General	aguantar bala [v] MX	cope with adverse situations
Idioms
36	Idioms	aguantar la respiración [v]	hold your breath
37	Idioms	no aguantar más [v]	not stand more
38	Idioms	no aguantar las ganas [v]	not bear the temptation
39	Idioms	no aguantar la presión [v]	not bear the pressure
40	Idioms	no aguantar más [v]	not tolerate more
41	Idioms	no aguantar más [v]	have had enough
42	Idioms	no aguantar más [v]	not bear more
43	Idioms	aguantar lo suyo [v]	pull one's own weight
44	Idioms	aguantar lo suyo [v]	carry one's own weight
45	Idioms	aguantar lo suyo [v]	put up with a lot
46	Idioms	aguantar carros y carretas [v]	contain oneself
47	Idioms	aguantar carros y carretas [v]	put up with anything
48	Idioms	aguantar carros y carretas [v]	get hold of oneself
49	Idioms	aguantar lo suyo [v]	do one's bit
50	Idioms	aguantar lo suyo [v]	do one's part
51	Idioms	aguantar lo suyo [v]	do one's share
52	Idioms	aguantar carros y carretas [v]	restrain oneself
53	Idioms	aguantar carros y carretas [v]	stay one's hand
54	Idioms	no aguantar a alguien [v]	can't stomach someone
55	Idioms	no aguantar [v]	can't stomach
56	Idioms	aguantar (la) marea [v]	bite the bullet
57	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	bite the bullet
58	Idioms	aguantar mecha [v]	bite the bullet
59	Idioms	aguantar (la) marea [v]	stand the gaff
60	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	stand the gaff
61	Idioms	aguantar mecha [v]	stand the gaff
62	Idioms	aguantar (la) marea [v]	grin and bear it
63	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	grin and bear it
64	Idioms	aguantar mecha [v]	grin and bear it
65	Idioms	aguantar (la) marea [v]	endure troubles
66	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	endure troubles
67	Idioms	aguantar mecha [v]	endure troubles
68	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	endure a difficulty
69	Idioms	aguantar mecha [v]	endure a difficulty
70	Idioms	aguantar (la) marea [v]	endure a difficulty
71	Idioms	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	face the music
72	Idioms	aguantar la carga [v]	bear the burden
73	Idioms	aguantar el chubasco [v]	weather the storm
74	Idioms	aguantar el temporal [v]	weather the storm
75	Idioms	aguantar el temporal [v]	ride out the storm
76	Idioms	aguantar la vela [v]	face the music
77	Idioms	no aguantar la bebida [v]	not hold your liquor
78	Idioms	aguantar a alguien [v]	put up with someone
79	Idioms	aguantar los improperios [v]	run the gauntlet
80	Idioms	aguantar la vela [v]	play gooseberry
81	Idioms	aguantar el chubasco [v]	survive the hardship
82	Idioms	aguantar el tipo [v]	keep one's composure
83	Idioms	aguantar el tipo [v]	keep one's temper
84	Idioms	aguantar el tipo [v]	keep cool
85	Idioms	aguantar el tipo [v]	keep one's hair
86	Idioms	aguantar el tipo [v]	remain calm
87	Idioms	aguantar el tipo [v]	hold one's temper
88	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	ride out the storm
89	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	weather the storm
90	Idioms	aguantar el tirón [v]	survive the hardship
91	Idioms	aguantar el chubasco [v]	ride out the storm
92	Idioms	no aguantar pulgas [v]	stand no nonsense [uk]
93	Idioms	no aguantar pulgas [v]	refuse to accept bad or silly behavior
94	Idioms	no aguantar pulgas [v]	not stand any nonsense
95	Idioms	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	tough it out
96	Idioms	aguantar hasta el final [v]	stay the course
97	Idioms	aguantar el llanto [v]	choke back one's tears
98	Idioms	aguantar el llanto [v]	keep yourself from crying
99	Idioms	aguantar el llanto [v]	stop oneself from crying
100	Idioms	aguantar el llanto [v]	hold back one's tears
101	Idioms	aguantar el llanto [v]	gulp something back
102	Idioms	no aguantar más (dolor, tristeza)	can take just so much
103	Idioms	no aguantar más (dolor, tristeza)	can take only so much
104	Idioms	aguantar el temporal	weather the storm
105	Idioms	aguantar la tormenta	weather the storm
106	Idioms	aguantar impávido sin inmutarse	keep a stiff upper lip
107	Idioms	aguantar sin rechistar	keep a stiff upper lip
108	Idioms	más que lo que uno puede aguantar	more than one can bear
109	Idioms	más que lo que uno puede aguantar	more than one can stand
110	Idioms	más que lo que uno puede aguantar	more than one can take
111	Idioms	puedo aguantar hasta cierto punto	can take just so much
112	Idioms	aguantar el ácido [v] NI	bear easily
113	Idioms	aguantar carga [v] CR	bear the burden
114	Idioms	aguantar la carga [v] CU	tough it out
115	Idioms	aguantar carga [v] CR	tough it out
116	Idioms	aguantar la bolsa [v] HN NI	have enough money to pay for something
117	Idioms	no aguantar la batida [v] DO	not withstand the punishment/abuse
118	Idioms	aguantar el gas [v] NI	endure calmly
119	Idioms	aguantar el guascazo [v] AR	put up with a difficult situation
120	Idioms	aguantar el gas [v] NI	weather the storm
121	Idioms	aguantar el guascazo [v] AR	make it through the fire
Speaking
122	Speaking	si no puedes aguantar el calor, sal de la cocina	if you can't stand the heat get out of the kitchen
123	Speaking	no puedo aguantar	I can't bear
124	Speaking	¿cómo aguantar ese olor	how do you deal with that smell?
Phrasals
125	Phrasals	aguantar a [v]	bear with
126	Phrasals	aguantar (hasta el final) [v]	sit through
Colloquial
127	Colloquial	tener que aguantar bromas tontas [v]	stand stupid jokes
128	Colloquial	no saber aguantar una broma [v]	fail to take a joke
129	Colloquial	no poder aguantar a alguien [v]	cannot stand someone
130	Colloquial	tener que aguantar bromas tontas [v]	have to put up with
131	Colloquial	aguantar mucho [v]	be very patience
132	Colloquial	aguantar su mirada [v]	hold one's stare
133	Colloquial	aguantar mucho bebiendo [v]	hold one's drink
134	Colloquial	aguantar un mes [v]	last a month
135	Colloquial	no aguantar pulgas [v]	bear no nonsense
136	Colloquial	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	take one's medicine
137	Colloquial	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	take the can
138	Colloquial	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	pay the piper
139	Colloquial	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	carry the can
140	Colloquial	aguantar la vela [v]	pay the piper
141	Colloquial	aguantar puyas/varas [v]	endure troubles
142	Colloquial	aguantar la vela [v]	take the can
143	Colloquial	aguantar la vela [v]	carry the can
144	Colloquial	aguantar la vela [v]	take one's medicine
145	Colloquial	aguantar puyas/varas [v]	handle things
146	Colloquial	aguantar el tirón [v]	tide over
147	Colloquial	aguantar carros y carretas [v]	put up with murder
148	Colloquial	aguantar el tipo [v]	put on a brave face
149	Colloquial	aguantar el chaparrón [v]	weather the storm
150	Colloquial	aguantar la mecha [v]	grin and bear it
151	Colloquial	aguantar mecha [v]	grin and bear it
152	Colloquial	aguantar el nublado [v]	wait until one's anger passes
153	Colloquial	no aguantar pulgas [v]	not put up with nonsense
154	Colloquial	aguantar alguien el tipo [v]	keep one's cool
155	Colloquial	aguantar algo	lump it
156	Colloquial	aguantar hasta final	go the distance
157	Colloquial	aguantar mecha	grin and bear it
158	Colloquial	aguantar la mecha	grin and bear it
159	Colloquial	aguantar  [v] AR	bear
160	Colloquial	aguantar  [v] AR	remain in a place or state for someone else’s benefit
161	Colloquial	aguantar  [v] AR	support and/or physically stand by someone
162	Colloquial	aguantar  [v] AR	stand
163	Colloquial	aguantar  [v] AR	wait
164	Colloquial	aguantar  [v] AR	loan (money/an object)
165	Colloquial	aguantar carga [v] CR	bear the brunt
166	Colloquial	aguantar carga [v] CR	meekly endure a situation difficult to change
167	Colloquial	aguantar el caballito [v] PR	control or refrain someone
168	Colloquial	aguantar el ácido [v] NI	cope with adversities calmly
169	Colloquial	aguantar el pico [v] CU PR	eat less
170	Colloquial	aguantar el guascazo [v] AR	bear up a difficult situation
171	Colloquial	aguantar el pico [v] DO	shut one's mouth
172	Colloquial	aguantar el toque [v] HN	accept someone's proposal or contrary fact
173	Colloquial	aguantar el trote [v] GT DO VE	bear up an intense activity or difficult situation
174	Colloquial	aguantar la boca [v] CU	eat less
175	Colloquial	aguantar la lengua [v] CU DO PR	be discreet or tolerant
176	Colloquial	aguantar pulgas, [v] PE	bear with a person's offensive behavior
177	Colloquial	aguantar un piano [v] MX	be worth while very much
178	Colloquial	aguantar un piano [v] MX	have endurance or patience
179	Colloquial	aguantar un piano [v] MX	be well
180	Colloquial	aguantar como resorte [v] GT	cope with physical or moral pressure
Proverbs
181	Proverbs	si no puesdes aguantar el calor, sal de la cocina	if you can't stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
Technical
182	Technical	aguantar un temporal [v]	weather
Maritime
183	Maritime	aguantar aguas [v]	brake with oars
184	Maritime	aguantar aguas [v]	stop a boat with oars
185	Maritime	aguantar al ancla (una embarcación) [v]	be anchored
186	Maritime	¡aguantar! [interj]	hold water!
American Football
187	American Football	aguantar el balón	hold on to/hang on to the ball (quarterback)