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Significados de "each other" en diccionario español inglés : 10 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
each other se [pron]
each other nos [pron]
each other el uno al otro [pron]
each other entre si [pron]
each other mutuamente [pron]
each other se [pron]
each other os [pron]
each other unos a otros
each other uno sí y otro no
Phrases
each other el uno al otro

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

Inglés Español
Common
meet each other by chance tropezarse [v]
kiss each other besarse [v]
General
hug (each other) abrazarse [v]
face each other enfrentarse [v]
know each other conocerse [v]
see each other verse [v]
look at each other mirarse [v]
talk at each other diálogo de sordos [m]
rubbing up against each other revuelco [m]
facing each other encontrado [adj]
following each other seguido [adj]
help each other ayudarse [v]
hug each other abarcarse [v]
hold each other abarcarse [v]
embrace each other abarcarse [v]
hug each other abrazarse [v]
hold each other abrazarse [v]
embrace each other abrazarse [v]
whisper sweet nothings to each other arrullarse [v]
reconcile with each other bienquistarse [v]
insult each other contrapuntearse [v]
offend each other contrapuntearse [v]
play each other disputarse [v]
place opposite each other encarar [v]
place facing each other encarar [v]
across from each other encarar [v]
sit across from each other encarar [v]
be placed opposite each other encararse [v]
be placed facing each other encararse [v]
be across from each other encararse [v]
be seated across from each other encararse [v]
place opposite each other encuadrar [v]
place facing each other encuadrar [v]
across from each other encuadrar [v]
sit across from each other encuadrar [v]
wink at each other guiñarse [v]
see each other hablarse [v]
address each other hablarse [v]
avoid each other no hablarse [v]
call out to each other reclamarse [v]
incriminate each other recriminarse [v]
accuse each other recriminarse [v]
resemble each other semejarse [v]
write to each other tarjetearse [v]
shoot at each other tirotearse [v]
bump into each other toparse [v]
address each other informally vosearse [v]
bump into each other zapatear [v]
running into each other encontronazo [m]
see each other to find oneself verse [v]
greet each other saludarse [v]
resemble each other semejarse [v]
call each other as tú instead of usted tutearse [v]
hug each other abrazarse [v]
destroy each other destruirse [v]
get to know each other confraternizar [v]
avoid each other evitarse [v]
say hello each other saludarse [v]
run into each other tropezarse [v]
understand each other compenetrarse [v]
be like each other semejarse [v]
stand each other tragarse [v]
speak to each other hablarse [v]
cross each other intersecar [v]
cut each other intersecar [v]
complement each other combinar con [v]
take each other on medir sus fuerzas [v]
face each other verse las caras [v]
talk to each other hablarse uno al otro [v]
complement each other hacer juego [v]
like each other agradarse [v]
neutralise each other neutralizarse [v]
visit each other visitarse [v]
help each other entreayudarse [v]
accuse each other acusarse el uno al otro [v]
accuse each other acusarse entre ellos [v]
bounce the ideas off each other intercambiar ideas [v]
bid against each other pujar entre ellos [v]
begin quarreling with each other comenzar a pelear con el otro [v]
beat each other aporrearse [v]
be separated from each other estar mutuamente separados [v]
be obstinate with each other ser obstinado el uno con el otro [v]
be opposed to each other estar opuestos el uno al otro [v]
be opposed to each other oponerse el uno al otro [v]
be separated from each other estar separados el uno del otro [v]
be stacked up on top of each other estar apilados el uno encima del otro [v]
be successor and predecessor to each other ser sucesor y predecesor respectivamente [v]
accuse each other acusarse el uno al otro [v]
accuse each other acusarse mutuamente [v]
affect each other ejercer influencia entre sí [v]
affect each other influenciarse mutuamente [v]
affect each other influenciarse el uno al otro [v]
each other's (algo) de cada uno [pron]
as if competing with each other como si competieran unos con otros [adv]
as if competing with each other como si compitieran mutuamente [adv]
bet with each other apuestas mutuas [f/pl]
used as a greeting between men who know each other well caballo [expr] CUDOPRVE
game where two people facing each other extend their hands, one with palms up and another down manitos calientes [n] NICL
assist each other prestarse ayuda mutua
appellation given by husband and wife to each other pariente [m]
appellation given by husband and wife to each other parienta [f]
abuse each other apitonarse [v]
hate each other aborrecerse [v]
cudgel each other aporrearse [v]
be attached to each other abrazarse [v]
contend with each other asirse entre [v]
know each other conocerse [v]
pull each other's hair desgreñarse [v]
destroy the conformity between two things which matched each other deshermanar [v]
spite each other contrapuntarse [v]
cannonade each other cañonearse [v]
cross each other cruzarse [v]
speak to each other hablarse [v]
understand each other entenderse [v]
cannonade each other bombardearse [v]
cudgel each other dar garrotazos [v]
contend with each other lidiar con [v]
contend with each other luchar con [v]
contend with each other enfrentarse entr [v]
wedding presents from bride and bridegroom to each other vistas [f/pl]
facing each other encontrado [adj]
set about each other venir a las manos [v]
couple that sits close together to whisper sweet nothings to each other altar [m] DO
game in which two children stand back-to-back, holding each other's arms, while they try to lift their opponent onto their backs balancín [m] HN
its equivalence with other units that measure the same dimensions varies for each region cuarterón [m] MX
each of balls using in the children's game played with small balls of clay, glass, or some other hard item cinco [m] GT
very narrow valley between two heights not too distant from each other cañadón [m] CL
singing of four-line stanzas by a man and a woman accompanied by guitars, alternating improvising verses with which they mock each other contrapunteo amoroso [m] BO:E
ritual game played by eight men who each carried a spear topped with two iron arrow heads that they throw at each other juego de la rueda [m] HN
rockers dance consisting of jumping, headbanging, and slamming into each other mosh [m] ECchild
dish decorated with two birds facing each other urpi [m] PE
children's game involving trying to lift each other on their backs tirante [m] HN
fighter cocks chasing each other to train toreo [m] HN
children's game involving trying to lift each other on their backs tambura [m] HN
traditional dance that symbolizes the different stages of a romance, in which dancers quickly search for and dodge each other cueca [f] BOCL
fight or quarrel between women in which they pull each other's hair chasqueadura [f] BO:W,C
informal meeting of people of lower social classes that, generally, do not know each other chamuchina [f] ECrareVEcult
carnival game where friends throw water, flour, and streamers at each other chaya [f] CL:NAR:Nw
small bus with two seats facing each other chiva [f] CRPA
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed cebolla siqui [f] BO:W,C
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed, the opposing team tries to separate the children in line cebollita jiqui jiqui [f] BOrare
children's game in which participants sitting on a bench push each other to eliminate others until one is left gata parida [f] BOAR:Nwrare
children's game in which participants sitting on a bench push each other to eliminate others until one is left gataparida [f] BO
game where boys gently pinch each other's hands picingaña [f] COrare
game where boys gently pinch each other's hands picizigaña [f] NIchild
quantity of corn, bean, or other seeds planted in each hole puesta [f] HNrur.
quantity of corn, bean, or other seeds planted in each hole postura [f] HN
cage where fighting cocks are placed to not attack each other tronera [f] PR
rustic gate made with two poles distanced from each other, with horizontal sticks to opens or close passage tronquera [f] AR:Nerur.
ballad that couples say to each other in traditional dances relación [f] ARUY