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Significados de "lively" en diccionario español inglés : 139 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
lively animado [adj]
lively vivaz [adj]
lively vivo [adj]
General
lively activo [adj]
lively entonado [adj]
lively espiritoso [adj]
lively templado [adj]
lively travieso [adj]
lively vibrante [adj]
lively vivaracho [adj]
lively contentura [f]
lively alacre [adj]
lively alegre [adj]
lively avivador [adj]
lively chispoleto [adj]
lively contento [adj]
lively espiritoso [adj]
lively fuerte [adj]
lively hervoroso [adj]
lively movido [adj]
lively revesado [adj]
lively revuelto [adj]
lively tarantulado [adj]
lively telendo [adj]
lively vital [adj]
lively vivaz [adj]
lively lozanamente [adv]
lively bullanguero [m]
lively vital [adj]
lively pizpireta (coloquial) [adj]
lively ágil [adj]
lively jacarero [adj]
lively avispado [adj]
lively caldeado [adj]
lively alegre [adj]
lively animoso [adj]
lively pimpante [adj]
lively impetuoso [adj]
lively pizpireto [adj]
lively marchoso [adj]
lively juguetón [adj]
lively entusiasta [adj]
lively burbujeante [adj]
lively espumoso [adj]
lively vigoroso [adj]
lively perspicaz [adj]
lively llamativo [adj]
lively activamente [adv]
lively vívidamente [adv]
lively vibrantemente [adv]
lively airoso [adj]
lively chispoleto [adj]
lively chistoso [adj]
lively despierto [adj]
lively brioso [adj]
lively bullicioso [adj]
lively bullidor [adj]
lively galano [adj]
lively gallardo [adj]
lively intensivo [adj]
lively espirituoso [adj]
lively enérgico [adj]
lively fogoso [adj]
lively telendo [adj]
lively intenso [adj]
lively agudamente [adv]
lively eficaz [adj]
lively galán [adj]
lively vigorosamente [adv]
lively a lo vivo [adv]
lively aprisa [adv]
lively vivamente [adv]
lively fresco [adj] fig.
lively despabilado [adj] fig.
lively boruquiento [adj] MX
lively faceto [adj] MX
lively bizbirindo [adj] MX
lively brillante [adj]
lively chillante [adj] NI
lively chirote [adj] CR
lively huevón [adj] HN NI
lively malulo [adj] CL child
lively mitotero [adj] MX
lively moduloso [adj] rare
lively caldeada [adj/f]
lively activa [adj/f]
lively entonada [adj/f]
lively jacarandosa [adj/f]
lively animada [adj/f]
lively animosa [adj/f]
lively espiritosa [adj/f]
lively templada [adj/f]
lively traviesa [adj/f]
lively bizbirinda [adj/f] MX
lively vivaracha [adj/f]
lively viva [adj/f]
lively llamativa [adj/f]
lively intensiva [adj/f]
lively enérgica [adj/f]
lively airosa [adj/f]
lively espirituosa [adj/f]
lively faceta [adj/f] MX
lively fogosa [adj/f]
lively telenda [adj/f]
lively galana [adj/f]
lively gallarda [adj/f]
lively chispoleta [adj/f]
lively chistosa [adj/f]
lively boruquienta [adj/f] MX
lively intensa [adj/f]
lively briosa [adj/f]
lively bulliciosa [adj/f]
lively bullidora [adj/f]
lively despabilada [adj/f] fig.
lively despierta [adj/f]
Idioms
lively a lo vivo [adv]
lively al vivo [adv]
Colloquial
lively vivaracho [adj]
lively remango [adj]
lively resalado [adj]
lively atarantado [adj]
lively guapo [adj]
lively guerrero [adj]
lively malo [adj]
lively pizpereta [adj]
lively pizpireto [adj]
lively vivaracho [adj]
lively jacarandoso [adj]
lively aniñado [adj] CL
lively con todos los hierros [adv] VE
lively aniñada [adj/f] CL
lively marchosa [adj/f]
lively remanga [adj/f]
lively resalada [adj/f]
lively avispada [adj/f]
Construction
lively saleroso [adj]
Aeronautics
lively enérgicamente [adv]
Gastronomy
lively movido [adj]
Painting
lively afectuoso [adj]

Significados de "lively" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 145 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
in a lively way animadamente [adv]
lively march pasacalle [m]
lively march pasacalles [m]
giddy and lively girl locuela [f]
lively girl pispa [f]
with lively colors alegre [adj]
become lively avivarse [v]
be lively bailar [v]
grow lively desavaharse [v]
the state of being lively vivacidad [f]
lively (wit) agudo [adj]
ring or play lively repiquetear [v]
be lively moverse [v]
make more lively avivar [v]
make lively animarse [v]
lively conversation animada conversación
lively person rayo [m]
lively interpretation (painting) afecto [m]
lively and continued striking golpeteo [m]
brilliant/lively genius rayo [m]
lively march pasacalle [m]
lively manner trapío [m]
lively description pintura [f]
lively fancy travesura [f]
grow lively animarse [v]
become lively avisparse [v]
grow lively/sprightly desavaharse [v]
become lively desentorpecerse [v]
be lively pulular [v]
walk lively triscar [v]
talk in a lively way trastear [v]
in a lively manner avivadamente [adv]
in a lively way briosamente [adv]
salt (sharp lively wit) ingenio chispeante [m]
dance to lively music where the couples are joined only by the arms, which are extended and intertwined in order to form elegant and provocative poses alza que te han visto [m] EC
lively-colored plush skirt used by indigenous women from cuenca, ecuador bolsicón [m] EC:S
very lively and energetic street dance amorfino [m] EC:W
lively and flirtatious person (usually young) bizbirindo [m] MX
lively and flirtatious person (usually young) bizbiringo [m] GT
lively person chinche [m] PA
lively cheer guapido [m] PE:N
lively party destrabe [m] SV
aire de mejorana, lively song and dance zapatero [m] PA
continuous and lively dragging arrastradera [f] NI CL
lively woman pisca [f] CO
lively woman tusa [f] GT
lively person who explodes frequently polvorita [m/f] CL PY AR UY
smart and lively birusco [adj] HN SV rur.
lively and flirtatious bisbirindo [adj] MX GT SV
lively and flirtatious bisbiringo [adj] SV
very lively (music/dance) chilena [adj] EC
lively, bold, and sharp (child) chivato [adj] CO:C rare
lively, very cheerful, charming and romantic (person) chivirico [adj] DO
lively (person) chiribico [adj] SV
lively and bustling (party) guapachoso [adj] SV
very lively cachimbón [adj] HN
smart and lively birusca [adj/f] HN SV rur.
Idioms
lively person alma nacida [f]
lively person alma viviente [f]
look sharp/lively ponerse vivo [v]
feel lively and energetic sentirse en la cumbre [v]
be very lively sentirse en la cumbre [v]
be very lively or energetic person ser puro nervio [v]
be very lively and bustling ser un azogue [v]
be lively tener mucha pimienta [v]
be a lively sort tener mucha chispa [v]
as lively as a cricket tan viva como un grillo
as lively as a cricket muy vivaz
as lively as a cricket muy alegre
very lively con mucha marcha
be lively estar chicho [v] MX
lively chat hacer chorcha [v] MX
feel very lively desires hacer cominillo las manos [v] CL
have a lively conversation echar la talla [v] CL
Speaking
look lively! ¡apúrate! [interj]
Phrases
in a lively way con ganas
Colloquial
lively and hustling person torbellino [m]
lively person torbellino [m]
giddy and lively boy locuelo [m]
lively person tararira [m/f]
giddy and lively locuelo [adj]
be lively tener marcha [v]
make lively desamorrar [v]
be lively ser alguien una ardilla [v]
be lively ser una cendra [v]
be lively ser vivo como una cendra [v]
make lively desamorrar [v]
look lively! ¡vamos!
look lively! ¡anímate!
look lively! ¡date prisa!
look lively! ¡apresúrate!
look lively! ¡rápido, vamos!
lively person bolero [m] VE:C
lively party, typically with alcohol desturque [m] NI teen
aware, lively, and clever man sapo [m] EC PE BO
lively person bolera [f] VE:C
aware, lively, and clever woman sapa [f] EC PE BO
lively, bold, and sharp (child) chivato [adj] BO AR:Nw,W
lively (woman) pizpereta [adj/f]
lively (woman) pizpireta [adj/f]
look lively! ¡ándale! MX
look lively! ¡deprisa! PE
look lively! ¡dale! AR
look lively! ¡ándale pues! MX
Business
lively trade movimiento [m]
Work Safety Terms
lively playing repique [m]
Textile
lively handle tacto vivo [m]
Demographics
lively remark arranque [m]
Metallurgy
lively steel acero líquido vivo
lively steel acero no calmado
Music
lively musical rhythm from eastern bolivia carnaval [m] BO:E
more lively andante movement andantino (italiano) [m]
lively musical composition with a two by four rhythm chobena [f] BO:E
more lively than andante movement andantino (italiano) [adv]
Enology
lively wine vino vivo
Folklore
musical composition with a lively rhythm played at a three by four beat, and generally interpreted on guitar and accordion or harmonica, very popular in towns in the northeast of argentina, particularly in corrientes chamamé [m] PY AR
lively two-by-four country dance with a military style (the compere marks the rhythm with his baton) carabiné [m] DO
traditional open position dance set to a lively rhythm escondido [m] AR
open-position folk dance set to a lively rhythm caramba [m] AR
lively music that accompanies this dance gato [m] AR UY
musical composition with a lively and happy rhythm that accompanies this dance llamero [m] BO:W
open position folk dance set to a slow beat and a second lively beat, with minuet, waltz, and simple steps minué federal [m] AR UY rare
open position folk dance set to a slow beat and a second lively beat, with minuet, waltz, and simple steps minué montonero [m] AR UY
song and music of african origin with either a slow or lively beat and themes of oppression and slave exploitation panalivio [m] PE
folk dance depicting courtship to a lively beat pollito [m] AR
open position folk dance depicting courtship to a lively rhythm prado [m] AR
lively joropo llanero and narrative lyrics seis [m] VE
open position courtship dance to a lively beat using a handkerchief similar to the lorencita remedio [m] AR
lively song to the rhythm of the tundiqui dance tundiqui [m] BO:Nw
folk courtship dance to a lively rhythm, including greetings and other figures made with a hat, danced in córdoba, mendoza, santiago del estero and tucumán sombrerito [m] AR
dance to a lively beat taquirari [m] PE BO
folk dance to a lively rhythm where dancers start at the corners triunfo [m] BO AR
lively and rhythmical folk dance similar to taquirari, it is danced with a chobena time chobena [f] BO:E
open position folk dance, with a lively rhythm and picaresque character firmeza [f] AR UY
couples dance, typical of the yucatan peninsula, set to lively tapping jarana [f] MX
musical composition with a lively and happy rhythm that accompanies this dance llamerada [f] BO:C,W
open position folk dance to a lively rhythm, and danced with castanets and waltz steps jota cordobesa [f] AR
open position folk courtship dance to a lively rhythm by dancers spaced diagonally dancing from corner to corner lorencita [f] AR
popular closed position dance to a lively rhythm similar to the tango milonga [f] NI AR UY
traditional dance performed by couples moving handkerchiefs to the beat of lively music pampeña [f] PE:S
open position folk courtship dance to a lively beat using a handkerchief remesura [f] AR
lively song to the rhythm of the tundiqui dance tuntuna [f] BO:Nw
dance the jarana, yucatencan dance with lively stomping guachapear [v] MX:Se
lively flamenco from aragonese and yalencian dance and tune alegrías [f/pl]
Archaic
buxom (lively; vivacious) fresco [adj]