getting on

Significados de "getting on" en diccionario español inglés : 2 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
Engineering
1	Engineering	getting on	progreso [m]
2	Engineering	getting on	colocación [f]

Significados de "getting on" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 29 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	be getting on for	frisar [v]
2	General	a wider area for bus travelers boarding and getting on or off the bus	bahía [f] HNNI
3	General	set of underwear, bedding, and other objects a woman is provided with before going on a trip or getting married	habilitación [f] CUdisused
4	General	getting on in years, stocky, and healthy (man)	cosposón [adj] CRrare
5	General	getting on people's nerves	pochecó [adj] BO:E
6	General	give up on ever getting back money lent to someone who doesn't pay their debts	apuntar en el hielo [v] CU
7	General	spend everything on getting drunk	tomar [v] NICL
8	General	getting on in years and still beautiful (woman)	cosposona [adj/f] CRrare
Idioms
9	Idioms	be getting on a bit	estar envejeciendo un poco [v]
10	Idioms	be getting on in years	estar envejeciendo [v]
11	Idioms	be getting on in years	peinar canas [v]
12	Idioms	getting off on the right foot	con buen pie [adv]
13	Idioms	getting on people's nerves	como pulga en la oreja [adj] PE
Speaking
14	Speaking	how are you getting on?	¿cómo se están llevando ustedes?
15	Speaking	how are you getting on?	¿cómo te está yendo?
16	Speaking	it's getting on for ten	son casi las diez
17	Speaking	how are you getting on?	¿cómo te va?
Colloquial
18	Colloquial	not take a chance on getting involved in something	no entrar alguien por uvas [v]
19	Colloquial	getting on for	acercarse (un momento en el tiempo)
20	Colloquial	getting on for	acercarse a (alguien a una edad)
21	Colloquial	getting on toward	acercarse a (alguien a una edad)
22	Colloquial	getting on toward	acercarse (un momento en el tiempo)
23	Colloquial	getting on for	prepararse para
24	Colloquial	how are you getting on?	¿qué te cuentas?
25	Colloquial	how are you getting on?	¿qué pasa?
26	Colloquial	how are you getting on?	¿qué pasa contigo?
27	Colloquial	getting on people's nerves	puntete [adj] CLderog.
Slang
28	Slang	how are you getting on?	¿qué onda? LAM
Folklore
29	Folklore	during ash wednesday, carnival tradition that consists of throwing water on passersby or getting together at friends' homes to throw water at each other	carnaval [m] EC