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atolladero

Meanings of "atolladero" in English Spanish Dictionary : 29 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
Common
1	Common	atolladero [m]	quagmire
General
2	General	atolladero [m]	logjam
3	General	atolladero [m]	impasse
4	General	atolladero [m]	deadlock
5	General	atolladero [m]	predicament
6	General	atolladero [m]	mud
7	General	atolladero [m]	mire
8	General	atolladero [m]	morass
9	General	atolladero [m]	fix
10	General	atolladero [m]	gridlock
11	General	atolladero [m]	jam
12	General	atolladero [m]	traffic jam
13	General	atolladero [m]	tricky situation
14	General	atolladero [m]	deep miry place
15	General	atolladero [m]	impediment
16	General	atolladero [m]	bog
17	General	atolladero [m]	hobble
18	General	atolladero [m] fig.	obstacle
Colloquial
19	Colloquial	atolladero [m]	hole
20	Colloquial	atolladero [m]	obstacle
21	Colloquial	atolladero [m]	tight corner
22	Colloquial	atolladero [m]	dead end
Business
23	Business	atolladero [m]	impasse
Law
24	Law	atolladero [m]	stalemate
Engineering
25	Engineering	atolladero [m]	bog
Physics
26	Physics	atolladero [m]	bottleneck
Geology
27	Geology	atolladero [m]	swamp
Machinery
28	Machinery	atolladero [m]	pocket
Baseball
29	Baseball	atolladero [m]	jam

Meanings of "atolladero" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 38 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
Idioms
1	Idioms	llegar a un atolladero [v]	come to an impasse
2	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in the mire
3	Idioms	haber salido del atolladero [v]	get out of hole
4	Idioms	haber salido del atolladero [v]	get off the hook
5	Idioms	haber salido del atolladero [v]	get out of a jam
6	Idioms	haber salido del atolladero [v]	be off the hook
7	Idioms	haber salido del atolladero [v]	be out of the woods
8	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get oneself into a mess
9	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	run into trouble
10	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get into trouble
11	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get into hot waters
12	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get oneself into a fix
13	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get into a muddle
14	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get oneself into a jam
15	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	stir up a hornet’s nest
16	Idioms	meterse en un atolladero [v]	get oneself into trouble
17	Idioms	dejar en el atolladero [v]	leave in the lurch
18	Idioms	sacar a alguien del atolladero [v]	get someone out of misery
19	Idioms	sacar a alguien del atolladero [v]	get someone out of a trouble
20	Idioms	sacar a alguien del atolladero [v]	get someone out of the gutter
21	Idioms	sacar a alguien del atolladero [v]	get someone out of a jam
22	Idioms	sacar a alguien del atolladero [v]	get someone out of a fix
23	Idioms	sacar a alguien del atolladero [v]	get someone off the hook
24	Idioms	salir del atolladero [v]	get out of a scrape
25	Idioms	salir del atolladero [v]	get out of a trouble
26	Idioms	salir del atolladero [v]	get out of a tight spot
27	Idioms	salir del atolladero [v]	get out of a jam
28	Idioms	salir del atolladero [v]	get out of a fix
29	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in a difficult situation
30	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in a jam
31	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in a fix
32	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in a trouble
33	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in a bind
34	Idioms	estar en un atolladero [v]	be in a tight spot
Colloquial
35	Colloquial	salir de un atolladero [v]	get out of a jam
Proverbs
36	Proverbs	cada sendero tiene su atolladero	every man for himself
Sports
37	Sports	salir del atolladero [v]	get off the hook
British Slang
38	British Slang	atolladero (usualmente de tránsito)	gridlock