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Significados de "a car" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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Slang
a car chuzo CR

Significados de "a car" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
car with a removable hood descapotable [m]
set of stakes that hold the box and poles of a car estacadura [f]
often taking a car encochado [adj]
make a car body carrozar [v]
pull a car by the tail for loading or unloading enrabar [v]
break-in a new car rodar [v]
top (of a car) techo (automóvil) [m]
enclosed car suspended to a cable where it travels teleférico [m]
headrest (in a car) cabezal [m]
hood of a car capota [f]
a person who is employed to drive a motor car chófer [m/f]
a person who is employed to drive a motor car chofer [m/f]
(a car) to hit chocar con (un coche/un auto) [v]
(a car) to hit colisionar con (un coche/un auto) [v]
get a car subir a un coche [v]
drive a car andar en auto [v]
drive a car andar en carro [v]
drive a car manejar un coche [v]
drive a car conducir un coche [v]
ride in a car montar en coche [v]
get into a car subir a un coche [v]
get in a car subir a un coche [v]
ease a car into a narrow space aparcar un auto en un espacio angosto [v]
ease a car into a narrow space estacionar un coche en un espacio angosto [v]
a broken down car un coche destartalado
a broken down car un coche averiado
a white car un coche blanco
back of a car parte trasera de un carro
back of a car parte trasera de un coche
dust-guard of a carriage or railway car guardapolvo [m]
car or train that can run on a road or on rails tractocarril [m]
registration number (a car) matrícula [f]
declutch (the engine of a motor-car) desembragar [v]
park (a car) estacionarse [v]
car of a balloon barquilla [f]
headrest of a car apoyacabeza [m] ARUY
a railway car autoferro [m] ECrare
transportation in a car autotransporte [m] MXAR
theft in a car brujeo [m] HNSV
caboose (last car of a train) cabús (inglés) [m] MX
a very luxurious sport car bajapantis (inglés) [m] PR
portable sound reproduction system for a car estéreo [m] USMXNIDO
car involved in a hit-and-run carro fantasma [m] HN
person who sells meals out of a car guagüero [m] PR
chrome molding adorning a car gallo [m] CO
rear end of a car with a fin colepato [m] NI
short and free ride in a car colazo [m] SV
sleeper car on a train coche dormitorio [m] COBOCLUY
honk of a car's horn cornetazo [m] VE
hood of a car cofre [m] MX
dining car on a train coche comedor [m] BOCLARUY
insistent honking of a car's horn corneteo [m] VE
thief who breaks into a car cristalero [m] MXGTSV
crank handle for a car window levantavidrios [m] COPYAR
investment system in which a group of people periodically deposit a set amount to a car dealership in exchange for a chance to win the raffle of a car pandero [m] PE
front of a car or truck pico [m] HN
boot (of a car) maleta [f] CLVE
front seat of a car butaca [f] VEARUY
platform that serves as a kind of car with small iron wheels or rollers, children sit on top and slide themselves down hill on the street chancha [f] CL
person who sells meals out of a car guagüera [f] PR
rear section of a car on some old american models, with light supports in the form of high peaks cola de pato [f] CU
grid placed in the front of a car to protect the radiator máscara [f] PECL
front of a car trompa [f] HNCRECAR
frames in the hurdle of a car garrotera [f] ESlocal
car parked all day at a parking lot perno [m/f] CL
kidnapped and put into the trunk of a car encajuelado [adj] MX
have mechanical problems in a car due to the low pressure of high altitude areas apuñarse [v] AR
have a car accident desguabilarse [v] HN
dismantle a car (especially with the intention of steal the parts) desguajar [v] GT
steal parts off the exterior of a car chapiar [v] NI
transport someone in a car choferear [v] CLrare
give someone a ride in a car choferear [v] CLrare
honk a car's horn insistently fotutear [v] PR
maneuver a car to get through by force cañonear [v] CUPR
inspect the security at a place, of a car, or of a person catear [v] MXNI
cut someone off with a car colearse [v] VE
honk a car's horn insistently cornetear [v] VE
work in public transportation, typically in urban areas, using a vehicle, car, or motorcycle conchar [v] DO
pick someone up in a car levantar [v] BOGTrur.
kidnap and put into the trunk of a car encajuelar [v] MX
run over with a car pisar [v] ECBOUY
put a car in overdrive rebalsar [v] BO
service a car servir [v] CU
give a jump start to a car yompear (inglés jump) [v] PADO
give a jump start to a car yumpear (inglés jump) [v] DO
jump a car yompear (inglés jump) [v] PADO
jump a car yumpear (inglés jump) [v] DO
wax a car pastear [v] SV
have a car breakdown romper [v] UY
wax a car simonizar [v] PAECPE
back of a car la parte de atrás de un carro LAM
back of a car la parte de atrás de un coche ES
Idioms
put a dent in one's car abollar al coche de alguien [v]
put a dent in one's car rayarle el coche a alguien [v]
take a ride in the car pasear en coche [v]
go for a run in the car pasear en coche [v]
be run over by a car quedar como billete de a peso [v] HNSV
get dinged (referring to a car) darse un llegue [v] MX
be without a car estar a pie [v] PR
run someone over in a car llevarse de corbata [v] MXGT
get in a car crash ponerse el carro de sombrero [v] PA
get run over by a car quedar como billete de a peso [v] HNSV
be gravely damaged from a car accident quedar como estampilla en el pavimento [v] NI
drive a car tirar caña [v] PE
Speaking
you put a scratch on my car rayaste mi auto
you put a scratch on my car has rayado mi coche ES
do you have a car? ¿tienes un coche?
he died like in a car accident or something murió en un accidente de auto o algo así
that's what i call a car a eso llamo un auto
he died like in a car accident or something murió en un accidente de coche creo
do you have a car? ¿tienes coche?
have you got a car? ¿tienes coche?
I have a car tengo carro
I have a car tengo carro ES
do you have a car? ¿tiene carro?
can your father drive a car? ¿sabe tu padre manejar un automóvil?
can your father drive a car? ¿sabe tu padre manejar un coche?
I bought a new car compré un coche nuevo
i don't have a car no tengo auto
i don't have a car no tengo coche ES
i purchased a new car compré un coche nuevo
i purchased a new car me he comprado un coche nuevo
i drove a car for the first time he conducido un coche por primera vez ES
I drove a car for the first time conduje un coche por primera vez
i drove a car for the first time manejé un coche por primera vez
i have a car tengo coche
what is the first thing that should be done when a car starts to skid? ¿qué es lo primero que se debería hacer cuando un coche empieza a patinar?
Colloquial
hire a car alquilar un coche [v]
rent a car alquilar un coche [v]
want a car like that querer un coche así [v]
have a car estar motorizado [v]
hire a car [uk] alquilar un coche
rent a car [us] alquilar un coche
a passing car un coche que pasaba
a very luxurious sports car bajapanti [m] PR
a very luxurious sports car bajablumer [m] PR
person who breaks a car window to steal what's inside tortolero [m] PY
woman who is attracted to men with a car or motorcycle gasolinera [f] VEderog.
trunk of a car joroba [f] CR
a fan of car races fierrero [adj] PE
(a car) skid barrerse [v] MX
break down due to a broken axle (car) descacharse [v] CO
make modifications to the machinery or external appearance of a car in order to personalize it juquiar [v] DOteen
pick someone up in a car levantar [v] NIARUY
soap up a car pichicatear [v] PECLteen
run over with a car pisar [v] AR
Slang
a fucking great car un coche de puta madre
forge documents for a stolen car enfriar [v] HNdelinq.
like a clown car llenar hasta el cereguete [v] HN
a jalopy or car in bad shape mandarina CR