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Significados de "participate" en diccionario español inglés : 17 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
participate participar [v]
General
participate compartir [v]
participate participar [v]
participate terciar [v]
participate tomar parte [v]
participate contribuir [v]
participate tomar parte (en) [v]
participate participar (de) [v]
Colloquial
participate pringar [v]
Business
participate participar [v]
Law
participate presenciar [v]
participate intervenir [v]
participate compartir [v]
Technical
participate tomar pane en [v]
participate asociarse a [v]
participate participar [v]
Aeronautics
participate tomar parte en

Significados de "participate" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 88 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
participate in a dialogue dialogar [v]
participate in participar [v]
participate in asistir [v]
participate in a competition participar en un concurso [v]
participate in profits participar de los beneficios [v]
participate in an inheritance participar de una herencia [v]
participate in an inheritance participar en una herencia [v]
participate in a contest participar en un concurso [v]
participate in a race participar en una carrera [v]
participate in something pringar en algo [v]
actively participate in something participar activamente en algo [v]
actively participate in something participar activamente en algo [v]
indicating that someone is taking credit for a task they did not participate in completing aramos dijo el mosquito [expr] AR UY
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] BO
right to participate a team in a championship boleto [m] HN
right to participate in a championship (person/team) boleto [m] HN
group of people who participate in a protest or rally buyucón [m] HN
transport of people in buses to participate in a protest acarreo [m] MX HN derog.
group of seniors living in the same area who meet up to exercise and participate in recreational activities círculo de abuelos [m] CU
sports championship where selections from the nine bolivian departments participate nacional [m] BO
person who for ethical or religious reasons does not participate in something such as war objetor por convicción [m] PR
person who for ethical or religious reasons does not participate in something such as war objetor por conciencia [m] PR
representing team of a country with players from different clubs to participate internationally seleccionado [m] HN SV NI CR PA CU DO CO EC PE BO AR UY PY CL
quality of being able to participate in a contest concursabilidad [f] CL cult
clandestine game of dice and cards in which several participate manigua [f] PR
willingness to participate in anything out of curiosity or snobbery novelería [f] CU
segregation of someone so they will not participate raleada [f] BO
popular singer who improvises ten-line stanzas and tends to participate in music competitions decimista [m/f] CU
refusing to participate in an activity fuñado [adj] CL
pertaining to horses trained to participate in rodeos corralero [adj] CL
who can participate in a contest concursable [adj] CL UY cult
participate actively in something (in politics/activism) activar (inglés) [v] HN PY NI rare
participate in something (particularly in a trial) accionar [v] HN NI
participate in a championship campeonar [v] UY
make someone lose the opportunity to compete/participate in something descualificar (inglés disqualify) [v] DO PR
participate in a troupe culequear [v] PA
actively participate in the conservative political party curuchupear [v] EC disused
participate in a fandango, a house party with drinking and dancing fandanguear [v] BO
participate in the making of a decision esbocarse [v] PR
participate in the making of a decision desbocarse [v] GT NI CU DO PR
star or participate meaningfully in a movie or a headline show estelarizar [v] NI CR EC PE CL AR
participate in political caravans caravanear [v] DO PY
participate in an illicit business comer [v] CO
organize people to participate in a political activity encolumnar [v] AR
make oneself available to participate in a political activity encolumnarse [v] AR
participate in a community project mingar [v] CL rur.
participate in a community project mingar [v] CO:Sw EC AR:Nw
participate in matricularse [v] CL
participate in community work mingar [v] CL rur.
participate in community work mingar [v] CO:Sw EC AR:Nw
participate in a competition where two roving singers take turns improvising songs on the same theme payar [v] CL AR UY
Idioms
participate in meter las manos en algo [v]
participate in running games where silk cloth was awarded to the winner correr el palio [v]
refusing to participate tira para abajo [adj] CL
invite someone to participate in a gathering arrimar al fogón [v] AR
participate in turmoil andar en la bola [v] MX
participate in a riot andar en la bola [v] MX
be willing to participate in any issue/project anotarse en todas [v] HN NI CU VE EC PY AR UY
not to participate in an activity or not to succeed no ir para el baile [v] VE
declare oneself willing to participate in any activity gustarle a un can [v] DO
not allow someone to participate dejar en banda [v] CU AR UY
allow someone else to participate in a fun activity that one is engaging in dar pichón [v] PA
participate in an illegal activity entrar al baile [v] CO
participate in a murky affair estar en la movida [v] PR
declare one's willingness to participate in anything gustarle a un can [v] DO
not participate in an activity, especially in a game jugar banco [v] CU VE
not participate in an activity, especially in a game jugar banca [v] VE
Phrasals
participate in tomar parte en [v]
participate in participar en [v]
Colloquial
participate in a meeting acudir a una cita [v]
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] EC AR UY
soldier inclined to participate in military rebellions fragotero [m] AR rare
injure oneself unexpectedly and to the point of not being able to participate in something (person or animal) fatalizarse [v] CL rare
agree to do something or participate in something coparse [v] AR teen
Slang
person who calls for something but does not participate in it machetera de salón [n] PR derog.
person who calls for something but does not participate in it machetero de salón [n] PR derog.
participate in an activity apuntarse [v] CR
participate in a matter that is about to start, but will take a long time estar como los huevos del burro [v] PR
Law
right to participate in a legal case personería [f]
participate in proceedings comparecer [v]
participate in a conspiracy participar en una conspiración [v]
participate in a criminal investigation participar en una investigación penal [v]
participate in participar en
participate in tomar parte en
participate in a conspiracy participar en una conspiración
participate in a crime participar en un crimen
Folklore
a ritual dance in which standard bearers, flute players, and jesters participate accompanied by the drum and war cry juego [m] HN
folk farce performed on corpus christi in which different characters participate dressed up as spirits, one a devil and one an angel grandiablos [m/pl] PA