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Significados de "much too" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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much too demasiado [adv]

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

Inglés Español
General
too much demasiado [adv]
too much demasiados [adv]
bread with too much flour pan sentado [m]
that's too much boca de fraile [f]
too much demasía [f]
too much bastante [adj]
too much mucho [adj]
too much sobrante [adj]
eat too much enaguacharse [v]
eat too much aguacharse [v]
spoil with too much water aguachinar [v]
add too much water aguachinar [v]
spoil with too much water enaguazar [v]
add too much water enaguazar [v]
eat too much enaguacharse [v]
be too much pasarse de [v]
fry too much refreír [v]
put on too much make-up repintarse [v]
become sick from eating too much salt salmuerarse [v]
be too much sobrar [v]
get too much sun solearse [v]
work too much tallarse [v]
too much demasiado [pron]
too much una barbaridad [adv]
too much demasiado [adv]
too much time demasiado [adv]
too much mucho [adv]
someone that talks too much hocicón [m]
someone that talks too much or too loudly fanfarrón [m]
someone that talks too much or too loudly presumido [m]
someone that talks too much or too loudly presumida [f]
someone that talks too much or too loudly fanfarrona [f]
someone that talks too much bocaza [m/f]
put on too much make-up pintarrajearse [v]
lower the head too much encapotarse [v]
say too much escurrirse [v]
put on too much make-up repintarse [v]
ripen too much pasar [v]
try to do too much abarcar más de lo que se puede [v]
cook too much cocer demasiado [v]
use too much usar con exceso [v]
pay way too much for pagar hasta la camisa por [v]
talk too much abrir la boca [v]
reveal too much abrir la boca [v]
boast too much of one's strength presumir demasiado de sus fuerzas [v]
give too much cargar la mano (con) [v]
become too much for (someone) to take volverse demasiado difícil (algo/alguien) [v]
become too much for (someone) to take hacerse demasiado difícil (algo) [v]
be too much for ser demasiado para [v]
be too much (for) ser demasiado (para) [v]
be much too tight estar demasiado apretado [v]
drink too much coke beber demasiada coca-cola [v]
be much too tight ser demasiado tacaño [v]
be much too tight estar demasiado ceñido [v]
a little too much un poco demasiado [adv]
too much sobradamente [adv]
too much demasiado [adj]
drawing up the front legs too much (riding) braceador [adj]
too much nimio [adj]
cook too much achicharrar [v]
fry too much achicharrar [v]
toast too much achicharrar [v]
roast too much achicharrar [v]
toil too much afanarse [v]
become too much attached to anything empicarse [v]
boil too much recocer [v]
become sick from eating too much salt salmuerarse (ganado) [v]
handle too much traquear [v]
not too little not too much bastante [adv]
too much excesivo [adj]
think too much of oneself estar muy ancho [v]
think too much of oneself ponerse muy ancho [v]
think too much of oneself darse pisto [v]
far too much demasiado [adv]
someone who worries and mulls things over too much apurón [m] MX
person who talks too much bocachón [m] VE
person who talks too much and with bad manners bocatán [m] PE
person who speaks too much and scandalously chachalaquiento [m] MXGTHNSV
person who talks too much conversador [m] MXNICUDOPEBOCLPYUY
person who talks too much corneto [m] BO
person who talks too much cotorro [m] MXDOAR
job that allows one to earn money without too much effort guiye [m] ARUY
woman who talks too much and is dedicated to spreading gossip and rumors hocicólogo [m] CLderog.
charge too much destusado [m] CR
someone who worries and mulls things over too much apurona [f] MX
person who talks too much bocacha [f] AR:Nw
person who talks too much bocachona [f] VE
person who talks too much and with bad manners bocatana [f] PE
person who speaks too much and scandalously chachalaquienta [f] MXGTHNSV
food with too much salt curuma [f] HNSVNI
person who talks too much conversadora [f] MXNICUDOPEBOCLPYUY
person who talks too much corneta [f] BO
person who talks too much cotorra [f] MXDOAR
woman who talks too much and is dedicated to spreading gossip and rumors hocicóloga [f] CLderog.
paleness and malaise from too much cocaine penfli [f] NIdrug
gray tortilla made with too much lime neja [f] MX
person who talks too much bocacho [m/f] AR:Nw
having too much work because other people's assignments have been taken on arrollado [adj] PR
with too much work arrollao [adj] PR
who worries and mulls things over too much apurón [adj] MX
having too much work and little time to carry it out atorado [adj] GTSVNIUY
annoying due to insisting too much atorrante [adj] ECderog.
indisposed due to having drunk too much baleado [adj] PYAR
indisposed due to having eaten too much baleado [adj] PYAR
related to a calf that suckles too much, due to the milker's neglect or because it ran away to its mother agitado [adj] PR
feeling depressed during the day after drinking too much alcohol azumagado [adj] EC
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollado [adj] CU
(fabrics) stiffened (due to too much starch use) aimidoná [adj] DO
who talks too much and poorly of someone or something descosido [adj] HN
having indigestion or uncomfortable from having eaten too much ajito [adj] DO
who has too much work copado [adj] NIDOCOVEEC
irritating due to talking too much latero [adj] NIBOCL
talking too much lengón [adj] HNSV
wearisome due to talking too much latero [adj] NIBOCL
tedious due to talking too much latero [adj] NIBOCL
annoying due to talking too much latero [adj] NIBOCL
frustrating due to talking too much latero [adj] NIBOCL
exasperating due to talking too much latero [adj] NIBOCL
wearing too much cologne or perfume encoloniado [adj] CL
having gained too much weight ovachón [adj] MXrur.
having put on too much weight ovachón [adj] MXrur.
charging too much sangrón [adj] HN
too much asaz [adj] cultrare
too much demasiado [adj] disused
spend too much destrozar [v] fig.
lower the head too much (horses) engrillar [v] PRVE
eat too much jambarse [v] CAM
get sick by eating too much bran afrecharse [v] CL
revive after drinking too much achispolarse [v] CR:Nw
talk too much comer arroz con perico [v] PR
smile too much arresmillarse [v] PRderog.
read too much without assimilating knowledge atapuzar [v] VE
pamper a child too much atetar [v] DO
be stunned or dazed (as from talking too much or from listening to someone talk too much) agilarse [v] HNSVCL
(a horse) to gain too much weight from grazing during a long season aguacharse [v] ARUYrur.
pamper a child too much amamantar [v] CUDO
talk too much botiquiar [v] DO
eat too much amarrar [v] VE:W
talk too much and without thinking descorrotarse [v] PR
talk too much without reflection escorromperse [v] PR
talk too much without reflection escorrotarse [v] PR
lose too much weight due to bad habits consumirse [v] PE
bother someone by talking too much latear [v] BOCLAR:Nwrare
annoy someone by talking too much latear [v] BOCLAR:Nwrare
become tired from too much work destutanarse [v] CUDO
charge too much destusar [v] CR
get worn out from too much work destutanarse [v] CUDO
drink too much guarapo unfermented sugar cane juice enguaraparse [v] PR
drink too much guarapo unfermented sugar cane juice enguarapetarse [v] CUPR
drink too much beer embotarse [v] PE