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Meanings of
"calentarse"
in English Spanish Dictionary : 39 result(s)
Category
Spanish
English
General
1
General
calentarse
[v]
heat up
2
General
calentarse
[v]
get hot
3
General
calentarse
[v]
warm up
4
General
calentarse
[v]
overheat
5
General
calentarse
[v]
get mad [us]
6
General
calentarse
[v]
rile up
7
General
calentarse
[v]
fervor
8
General
calentarse
[v]
be sexually aroused
9
General
calentarse
[v]
get warm
10
General
calentarse
[v]
warm oneself
11
General
calentarse
[v]
become hot
12
General
calentarse
[v]
become warmer
13
General
calentarse
[v]
be warmed
14
General
calentarse
[v]
be in heat
15
General
calentarse
[v]
grow hot
16
General
calentarse
[v]
rut
17
General
calentarse
[v]
become angry
18
General
calentarse
[v]
be in heat
19
General
calentarse
[v]
bask
20
General
calentarse
[v]
grow hot
21
General
calentarse
[v]
warm
Idioms
22
Idioms
calentarse
burn up
23
Idioms
calentarse
get hot
24
Idioms
calentarse
get hot under the collar
Phrasals
25
Phrasals
calentarse
hot up
Colloquial
26
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
come to the boil
27
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
be turned on
28
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
limber up
29
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
CL
get excited about something or someone
30
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
VE
EC
become annoyed
31
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
DO
do something which is wrong and getting satisfaction from it
32
Colloquial
calentarse
[v]
VE
EC
become angry
Engineering
33
Engineering
calentarse
[v]
run hot
34
Engineering
calentarse
[v]
heat up
35
Engineering
calentarse
[v]
run hot
Physics
36
Physics
calentarse
[v]
heat up
Chemistry
37
Chemistry
calentarse
[v]
heat up
Technical
38
Technical
calentarse
[v]
run hot
Aeronautics
39
Aeronautics
calentarse
[v]
chafe
Meanings of
"calentarse"
with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 37 result(s)
Category
Spanish
English
General
1
General
calentarse excesivamente
[v]
overheat
2
General
calentarse mucho
[v]
become very hot
3
General
calentarse el bocado
[v]
run wild
4
General
calentarse el pico
[v]
CU
feel the irrepressible desire to continue drinking after having started
5
General
calentarse los sesos
[v]
screw one's wits
Idioms
6
Idioms
calentarse los cascos
[v]
rack one's brains
7
Idioms
calentarse los cascos
[v]
beat one's brains out
8
Idioms
calentarse los cascos
[v]
worry too much
9
Idioms
calentarse los cascos
[v]
beat one's brains
10
Idioms
calentarse los sesos
[v]
wrack one's brain
11
Idioms
calentarse los sesos
[v]
rack one's brains
12
Idioms
calentarse los sesos
[v]
beat one's brains
13
Idioms
calentarse los sesos
[v]
rack one's brain
14
Idioms
calentarse los sesos
[v]
wrack one's brains
15
Idioms
calentarse los sesos
[v]
beat one's brains out
16
Idioms
calentarse el bocado
[v]
DO
become hungry
17
Idioms
calentarse el güergüero
[v]
CU
consume a large amount of alcohol
18
Idioms
calentarse el güergüero
[v]
CU
drink like a fish
19
Idioms
calentarse el pico
wet one's whistle
20
Idioms
calentarse por algo
get worked up (over something)
Phrasals
21
Phrasals
calentarse (clima/ambiente/motor)
[v]
warm up
Colloquial
22
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
(one's head) to be spinning
23
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
be dizzy
24
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
feel dizzy
25
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
be consumed
26
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
be knocked out
27
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
be played our
28
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
be preoccupied
29
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
be worn-out
30
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
have a lot on one's mind
31
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
get fagged out
32
Colloquial
calentarse la cabeza
[v]
fret
33
Colloquial
calentarse alguien los cascos
[v]
rack one's brains
34
Colloquial
calentarse el güergüero
[v]
CU
drink a great amount of alcoholic beverages
35
Colloquial
calentarse el mate
[v]
CL
get tired of thoughtless discussions
36
Colloquial
calentarse el hocico
[v]
CU
BO
CL
feel the irrepressible desire to continue drinking after having started
37
Colloquial
calentarse el bocado
[v]
DO
get hungry
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