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calentarse

Meanings of "calentarse" in English Spanish Dictionary : 37 result(s)

	Category	Spanish	English
Common
1	Common	calentarse [v]	warm
General
2	General	calentarse [v]	get mad [us]
3	General	calentarse [v]	warm up
4	General	calentarse [v]	rile up
5	General	calentarse [v]	fervor
6	General	calentarse [v]	be sexually aroused
7	General	calentarse [v]	get warm
8	General	calentarse [v]	warm oneself
9	General	calentarse [v]	heat up
10	General	calentarse [v]	get hot
11	General	calentarse [v]	overheat
12	General	calentarse [v]	become hot
13	General	calentarse [v]	become warmer
14	General	calentarse [v]	be warmed
15	General	calentarse [v]	be in heat
16	General	calentarse [v]	grow hot
17	General	calentarse [v]	rut
18	General	calentarse [v]	become angry
19	General	calentarse [v]	be in heat
20	General	calentarse [v]	bask
21	General	calentarse [v]	grow hot
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
Aeronautics
37	Aeronautics	calentarse [v]	chafe

Meanings of "calentarse" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 45 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 los sesos [v]	screw one's wits
5	General	calentarse el pico [v] CU	feel the irrepressible desire to continue drinking after having started
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 horno [v]	become passionate
17	Idioms	calentarse el horno [v]	become irritated
18	Idioms	calentarse el pico	wet one's whistle
19	Idioms	calentarse por algo	get worked up (over something)
20	Idioms	calentarse el bocado [v] DO	become hungry
21	Idioms	calentarse el güergüero [v] CU	consume a large amount of alcohol
22	Idioms	calentarse el güergüero [v] CU	drink like a fish
Phrasals
23	Phrasals	calentarse (clima/ambiente/motor) [v]	warm up
Colloquial
24	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	(one's head) to be spinning
25	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	be dizzy
26	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	feel dizzy
27	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	be consumed
28	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	be knocked out
29	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	be played our
30	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	be preoccupied
31	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	be worn-out
32	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	have a lot on one's mind
33	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	get fagged out
34	Colloquial	calentarse la cabeza [v]	fret
35	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los cascos [v]	rack one's brains
36	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los sesos [v]	get worn out
37	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los sesos [v]	become tired
38	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los sesos [v]	wear oneself out
39	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los sesos [v]	run out of steam
40	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los sesos [v]	become fatigued
41	Colloquial	calentarse alguien los sesos [v]	become exhausted
42	Colloquial	calentarse el güergüero [v] CU	drink a great amount of alcoholic beverages
43	Colloquial	calentarse el mate [v] CL	get tired of thoughtless discussions
44	Colloquial	calentarse el hocico [v] CU BO CL	feel the irrepressible desire to continue drinking after having started
45	Colloquial	calentarse el bocado [v] DO	get hungry