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Significados de "another person" en diccionario español inglés : 2 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
another person otro [pron]
another person otra persona [f]

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

Inglés Español
General
ghostwriter (person who works anonymously for the benefit of another) negro [m]
person tied with another año [m]
person paired with another by raffle estrecho [m]
person who signs another's work firmón [m]
a person with the same name as another tocayo [m]
someone that regularly looks after another person cuidador [m]
someone that loves another person enamorado [m]
person who marries one person while already legally married to another bígamo [m]
blind person who shields another tapadera [f]
a person with the same name as another tocaya [f]
someone that loves another person enamorada [f]
person who signs another's work firmona [f]
by another person por otra persona [adj]
transfer to another person endosar [v]
sign a document with another person firmar conjuntamente [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another encontrarse en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another estar en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
used to draw the attention of another person amoroso [interj] CL
used in a conversation to express that a person shares features with another person that is being discussed el otro cuarto se alquila [expr] CU
person at the service of another for interest gato despensero [n] PE
person who blindly obeys another gallo de garras [n] HN
shadow cast by a person preventing the light from reaching another sombrajo [m]
second (a person who aids or supports another) apoyo [m]
set one person against another irritar a uno en contra de otro [v]
set one person against another poner mal a uno con otro [v]
person who accompanies another while riding apadrinador [m] rare
person who mortally wounds another with a knife achureador [m] AR:Nw
person who regularly accompanies another arrebiate [m] VE
person who lives with another but isn't necessarily supported by them arrimado [m] CR
person who attacks another callapero [m] VE
well-known person able to help another to profit illicitly amarre [m] DOEC
food/drink paid for by another person cachete [m] PR
brief temporary space, especially where one waits before receiving help from another person chance (inglés) [m] MXCREC
assistant to a bricklayer, painter, or another person who works in construction chalán (francés) [m] MX
person who talks to another on the internet chateador (inglés) [m] USHNDOECPEBOUY
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperón (francés) [m] SVNICUPRECPECL
person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people chaperón (francés) [m] MXSVCUPRCOVECLUYdisused
person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people tomasito [m] PY
person or action that neutralizes or counteracts another that is detrimental contrafómeque [m] PACO:C
person united with another through a relationship, especially a spouse coyunto [m] DOPRrare
person who tries to convince another to use drugs comecerebro [m] PR
person who ruthlessly criticizes another hachero [m] HN
person who attracts another to his/her cause jalador [m] HN
person dominated by another jichiquí [m] BO:E
person who encourages another to do something ligador [m] PY
person who persuades another to do something enganchador [m] HN
person who lives with another and maintains a loving relationship mozo [m] COECderog.
person trying to peer pressure another into taking drugs oso [m] PRdrug
person who follows another everywhere rabo [m] NICUPRVEEC
person who mortally wounds another with a knife achureadora [f] AR:Nw
person who lives with another but isn't necessarily supported by them arrimada [f] CR
person who attacks another callapera [f] VE
taunt from one person to another bregeta [f] HN
insistence of one person in disturbing or damaging another amoladera [f] MXGTSVNIrur.rare
man inseparable and annoyed with another person bilma [f] GTdisused
person who talks to another on the internet chateadora (inglés) [f] USHNDOECPEBOUY
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperona (francés) [f] SVNICUPRECPECL
person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people chaperona (del francés) [f] ECrare
person who accompanies and looks after another person or group of people chaperona (francés) [f] MXSVCUPRCOVECLUYDOdisused
person who does not separate from another estampilla [f] HNSV
indebtedness caused by another person enyucada [f] PE
annoying person who always accompanies another garrapata [f] BOrare
annoying person who always accompanies another garrapata [f] HNNICRCU
shaking another person hamaqueada [f] PA
shaking another person jamaqueada [f] HNSVPADO
restlessness and nervousness that makes a person move continuously from one place to another gusanera [f] PErare
attitude typical of someone who is very close to another person guindazón [f] CR
person who attracts another to his/her cause jaladora [f] HN
person who encourages another to do something ligadora [f] PY
evil or damage caused to another person jocha [f] BO:E
person or institution acting in place of another mampara [f] HN
person who persuades another to do something enganchadora [f] HN
person who lives with another and maintains a loving relationship moza [f] COECderog.
grace when attracting another person salsa [f] CU
person who spends time joined at the hip with another arete [m/f] CU
person who takes advantage of another person (especially by not paying for services received) arete [m/f] CU
individual who sets one person against another in order to generate conflicts calientaorejas [m/f] NIPA
person clinging to another one brocha [m/f] HNSV
person who uses another's belongings without permission buitre [m/f] CUVE
person who steals another's belongings buitre [m/f] CUVE
person with bad intentions that tries to harm another cábula [m/f] MX
person who is economically dependent on another person (typically a child) dependiente [m/f] USDOPRCL
person who asks for loans frequently, and pays one loan using another equilibrista [m/f] PR
young person who pockets change from another matacambio [m/f] BO:C,W
hugging another person apuchungado [adj] DOVE
often with another person (someone) amadrinado [adj] VE
dominated by another person cabresteado [adj] BO:S
always attached to another (person) enyugado [adj] HN
accustomed to biting the hocks of another animal or the heels of a person (dog) garronero [adj] ARUYrur.
who sets one person against another (person) cranquero [adj] CUrare
not give any weight to what another person is saying abanicarse [v] AR:C
stop another person from making advances abarajar [v] AR
throw an object into the air so that another person catches it aventar [v] MXCRrare
agree with the opinion of another person bandearse [v] NI
lie down very close to another person agregarse [v] DOPR
sexually arouse another person calzonear [v] CL
get together with another person to do something illegal or improper apachetarse [v] AR:Nw
squash or squeeze another person due to lack of space amasijar [v] AR
take advantage of another person's inferior position in order to obtain benefits abusar [v] BO
guide another person cabrestear [v] VE
set someone against another person descuadrar [v] PR
exert influence over another person (person) charolear [v] MX
get into a fist fight with another person entromparse [v] VE
dominate or direct another person's behavior coachear (inglés) [v] CU
take part of another person's belongings guillar [v] PR
incite against another person jochar (francés) [v] NI
copy from another person's test plagiar [v] NIPEstud.
used to express desire to try something that another person is eating ¡abierto! [interj] CU
it is used to express affection for another person, especially between sexual partners bicho [expr] ARUY
Idioms
get another person to do one's dirty work adornar el chango para que otro lo baile [v]
be completely attentive to what another person is saying estar pendiente de los labios de alguien [v]
tell one's true feelings to another person abrir el corazón a alguien [v]
tell one's true feelings to another person abrir el pecho a alguien [v]
be a person who's protected or favored by another ser un paniaguado [v]
have one's fortune or success depend on another person chupar rueda [v]
do something before another person gets the chance to do it ganar a alguien por la mano [v]
do something before another person gets the chance to do it tomar la delantera a alguien [v]
make room at the table for another person dar la mesa a otra persona [v]
make room at the table for another person dar mesa a otra persona [v]
be another person ser alguien otro [v]
be another person ser alguien otra [v]
from one person to another de mano en mano [adv]
long conversation in which one person wants another to change their mind jarabe de lengua [n] VE
person who pretends to caress another lasciviously mano muerta [n] PA
one thing or person after another una cosa o persona tras otra
one thing or person after another una cosa o persona a continuación de la otra
(fighter cock) listed under another person's name to fool the public pasado por el torno [adj] PR
steal another person's ideas agarrar bolados [v] CR
abuse another person's trust agarrarse del codo [v] ECPY
fall easily in love with another person botarse a lacho [v] CL
not understand another person dejar en la luna [v] CU
do/say something that leaves another person unable to react dejar pagando [v] ARUY
do/say something that leaves another person speechless dejar pagando [v] ARUY
indicating that someone is the responsibility of another person that does not provide them with sufficient means for subsistence dejar como la chancha de tía lacha [v] NI
stand very close behind another person to the point of touching their buttocks with one's genitals, especially a man doing so in a crowd dar chino [v] PR
be obsessed with another person estar camote [v] CR
become fed up or tired of putting up with another person or thing estar chino [v] GTHN
be in a good relationship with another person estar en la buena [v] VE
establish or try to establish romantic contact with another person's partner comer la color [v] CL
lewdly touch another person's erogenous zones correr mano [v] CL
go to a place to solve your own or another person's matter hacer un mandado [v] CU
making funny faces so that another person overcomes their anger hacer caritas [v] SVCUBOCLARUY
cross one's feet around another person's waist hacer la colemico [v] NI
pass a matter from one person to another without receiving a prompt solution jugar al ping-pong [v] VE
not take another person into consideration llevarse de corbata [v] MX
have another person say on one's behalf hablar alguien por cerbatana [v] disused
Phrases
from one person to another de mano en mano [adv]
a phrase which is said to indicate a person who gives something to another and then takes it back or expects an equivalent in return santa rita, rita, lo que se da no se quita
a phrase which is said to indicate a person who gives something to another and then takes it back or expects an equivalent in return santa rita, rita; lo que se da no se quita
a phrase which is said to indicate a person who gives something to another and then takes it back or expects an equivalent in return santa rita, lo que se da no se quita