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Meanings of "of others" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

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of others ajeno [adj]

Meanings of "of others" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

English Spanish
General
amount of grains equivalent to four bushels in some areas and three in others carga [f]
piece of leather for shoes to secure ends of cuts with others chapa [f]
put the legs between those of others entrepernar [v]
be ahead of others liderar [v]
be ahead of others ir en cabeza [v]
be ahead of others ir a la cabeza [v]
lose respect of others quedar mal parado [v]
lose respect of others desprestigiarse [v]
lose respect of others perder la cara [v]
take advantage of others cafichear [v]
take advantage of others gorronear [v]
live at the expense of others vivir a costa ajena [v]
it indicates that a person sees the defects of others, but not their own a ningún bolo le hiede su guaro [expr] HNNI
indicating that while someone works on something others take advantage of their work unos a la bulla y otros a la cabuya [expr] MXHNNI
situation or case essentially equal to others of the same species except for some minor and insubstantial differences la misma jeringa con diferente pitongo [n] PA
one charged with the faults of others, scapegoat pagano [m]
sensitive to the misfortunes of others humano [adj]
put the legs between those of others entrepernar [v]
fall in with the wishes of others franquearse [v]
person who lives at the expense of others camarón [m] PE
person who has the habit of eating, living or having fun at the expense of others camarón [m] PE
stalking, spying on the movements and developments of others with specific purposes, generally by the police or criminals campaneo [m] MX
man who, in the company of others, surprises someone to give them a beating cuatrero [m] BO:E
fighter cock used to train the others in his pen or a set of roosters gallo topetón [m] PR
type of howl used by farmers when in others' company during parties grito [m] PA
person who eats, drinks or has fun at the expense of others colero [m] AR:Nwderog.
person who is accustomed to denouncing or informing against others for convenience or out of malice corcho [m] BO
man, typically the leader of some social group, who obtains certain personal benefits, at others' expense huayraleva [m] BOderog.
demeaning and arrogant treatment of others using insulting words huevoneo [m] CL
person who takes advantage of others mamón [m] BO
person who takes advantage of others mantenido [m] GT
person who takes advantage of others martillo [m] VE
person who takes advantage of others martillo [m] HNSV
children's game in which one of the participants must represent a trade by means of gestures and movements while others guess what it is oficio mudo [m] AR
person who abuses the trust and generosity of others for their own benefit pechugón [m] PAderog.
person who lives at the expense of others pechugón [m] PAVEPE
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] BO:C,S
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] CLdisused
children's game where participants pass in front of others reciting verses, lightly hitting shoes zapatito de charol [m] ARUY
person who takes advantage of others tagarote [m] GTHNNICRderog.
promoting of the tarija department, bolivia, above others tarijeñismo [m] BO
someone who takes advantage of a favorable situation to get a personal benefit, disregarding the possible damage to others avivada [f] PEBOCLPYARUY
action of taking advantage of others for one's own benefit avionada [f] CO
abuser (trust of others) barzácula [f] CL
children's game in which players occupy different places around a child in the center looking to take the place of one of the others pretending to ask for fire while they exchange positions candelita [f] VE
group of people that assaults others gabilla [f] DOVE
individual or organization the activity of which is parallel to that of others, with related or similar characteristics contraparte (inglés) [f] MXSVNIPAECBO
individual or organization the activity of which is parallel to that of others, with similar characteristics contraparte (inglés) [f] HNCUECPECLARcult
children's game where the players throw their tops to try to take the others out of a circle drawn on the ground cocina [f] PE
person who takes advantage of others mamona [f] BO
person who takes advantage of others mantenida [f] GT
person who abuses the trust and generosity of others for their own benefit pechugona [f] PAderog.
person who lives at the expense of others pechugona [f] PAVEPE
saying or act that abuses the generosity of others pechugonada [f] PAderog.
profit or benefit obtained at the expense of others pecha [f] CL
person who takes advantage of others tagarota [f] GTHNNICRderog.
person who takes advantage of others jelepate [m/f] NI
person coming from a place or region of lower altitude than others abajeño [adj] BO
taking advantage of the hard work of others arrecostado [adj] NICRPRVEderog.
who takes advantage of a favorable situation to get a personal benefit (disregarding the possible damage to others) avivato [adj] PACOECPEUY
person who takes advantage of the trust/goodwill of others balsudo [adj] CL
person who takes advantage of the trust/goodwill of others balzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúo [adj] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzudo [adj] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúo [adj] CL
accustomed to being with others of the same or another species (cattle/horse) amadrinado [adj] VE
pressed against others (due to lack of space) apachurrado [adj] MXPRCOVEPECL
fond of telling jokes and making fun of others changonguero [adj] CO:N
living slyly at the expense of others vivón [adj] HN
fond of hitting others pegalón [adj] MXPE
follow the opinion of others arrebiatarse [v] MX
take advantage of others' properties administrar [v] PR
take advantage of the hard work of others arrecostarse [v] NICRPAPRVE
hinder the access of something by others for self-benefit atajar [v] BO
hinder the use of something by others for self-benefit atajar [v] BO
obtain a personal benefit at the expense of others avivarse [v] MXNIBOCLPYARUY
overdo unjustified abuse of others agilarse [v] CL
take advantage of others descobijarse [v] NIteen
leave some of a fighting cock's feathers half cut and others not cut (due to being in a rush) desmochar [v] PR
appropriate all or most of something without giving a chance to others abuchonarse [v] CR
appropriate all or most of something without giving a chance to others alagartarse [v] NICRPA
fall asleep in front of others gotearse [v] PR
take advantage of others, especially to pay for food, drink, or entertainment jetear [v] AR
take advantage of others manguear [v] BO:WUY
live at the expense of others pechar [v] BO:E,SCLUY
live off of others vivir sobre el país [v] rare
living slyly at the expense of others alagartado [adj] HNNIderog.
person coming from a place or region of lower altitude than others abajeña [adj/f] BO
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúa [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsúa [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsua [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person, who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balsuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others balzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barzuda [adj/f] CL
relating to a person who takes advantage of the trust or goodwill of others barsuda [adj/f] CL
Idioms
speaking well of others de buena boca [adj]
live off the backs of others sentarse a mesa puesta [v]
take advantage of others jugar con las cartas marcadas [v]
be way out of line with what others get estar muy por encima de lo que otros obtienen [v]
pay for the sins of others pagar justos por pecadores [v]
pay for the sins of others pagar las culpas ajenas [v]
be the ruin of others buscar la ruina a otras [v]
not take into account the opinions of others ponerse el mundo por montera [v]
be a puppet of others ser una marioneta [v]
be a puppet of others ser un títere [v]
be a puppet of others ser un tirinene [v]
cash in on the works of others ganar el cielo con rosario ajeno [v]
do well at the expense of others enriquecerse a costa ajena [v]
speak well of others tener buena boca [v]
pay for the sins of others pagar justos por pecadores [v]
strengthen one's own opinion or oppose that of others quemar alguien sus libros [v]
live off the backs of others vivir a costa de otros
live off the backs of others vivir a expensas de otros
free from the hassles of others como perro sin pulgas
take advantage of others agarrarse del codo [v] ECPY
be deserving of others' bad wishes sacar boleto [v] MX
suffer because of others sudar calenturas ajenas [v] MXNI
benefit through the efforts of others ganar indulgencias con camándula ajena [v] PA
act to one's liking, without considering the opinion of others campear por su respeto [v] CU
pay attention to the concerns of others dar calce [v] AR
consider the concerns of others dar calce [v] AR
rely on the consideration of others estar pintado [v] HNSVPEARUY
rely on the consideration of others estar pintado en la pared [v] COPE
make an effort to accomplish something with the help of others hacer el gasto [v] COCLAR
behave without considering the interests or well-being of others no creer ni en los peces de colores [v] CU
remain seated due to lack of a partner while others dance (woman) comer pavo [v] PACOVEdisused
make an effort to do something with the help of others hacer el gasto [v] COCLAR
behave in a way that attracts the interest of others hacerse la despeinada [v] PE