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Significados de "romantic" en diccionario español inglés : 16 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
romantic romántico [m]
romantic romántico [adj]
General
romantic romántica [f]
romantic novelero [adj]
romantic novelesco [adj]
romantic romántico [adj]
romantic sentimental [adj]
romantic soñador [adj]
romantic fabuloso [adj]
romantic sentimental [adj]
romantic doneador [adj] disused
romantic romántica [adj/f]
romantic novelera [adj/f]
romantic novelesca [adj/f]
romantic fabulosa [adj/f]
Idioms
romantic del corazón [adj]

Significados de "romantic" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 276 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
romantic novel novela rosa [f]
romantic and about hardships jacarando [adj]
stories about romantic hardships jacarando [adj]
post-romantic posromántico [adj]
post-romantic postromántico [adj]
post-romantic postromántico [adj]
pre-romantic prerromance [adj]
pre-romantic prerromántico [adj]
rhaeto-romantic rético [adj]
sing romantic songs about hardships jacarear [v]
romantic partner novio [m]
romantic atmosphere atmósfera romántica [f]
romantic partner novia [f]
romantic person romántica [f]
neo-romantic neorromántico [adj]
in a romantic way románticamente [adv]
romantic partner freno de mano [n] GT CR BO
person obsessed with controlling his/her romantic partner control político [n] BO:W,S
a romantic escape una escapada romántica
romantic story burlería [f]
mate (a spouse or romantic partner) mujer [f]
romantic (books on knight-errantry) caballeresco [adj]
companion of a guest who is not a romantic partner arrebiate [m] VE:W
romantic relationship alce [m] HN NI
romantic relationship levante [m] HN NI
person who seeks to establish romantic relationships with european or north american tourists in order to obtain a visa brichero [m] PE
man who has been cheated on by his romantic partner buey [m] MX
romantic partner cabro [m] CR
person cheated on in a romantic relationship cacho quemado [m] HN
romantic passion camoteo [m] BO:S
romantic passion camoteo [m] BO:S
participation in parties that end in disturbances and some sort of romantic relationship desgorre [m] HN
romantic man cirio [m] PE teen
romantic partner chillo [m] PR
end of a romantic relationship chuteo [m] CL
romantic partner of a passive homosexual fontanero [m] HN derog.
romantic passion fogaje [m] CO:N
romantic trouble entrevero [m] AR
ending of a romantic relationship filo [m] CL
male romantic partner flaco [m] PE
romantic man cantineador [m] GT
romantic couple gevo [m] DO PR
romantic person gorrión [m] HN
man who has great romantic success with women ganador [m] AR UY
male go-between in romantic relationships conseguidor [m] GT
man who cohabitates with his romantic partner concubino [m] MX HN SV NI VE PE BO CL PY AR
romantic partner cortejo [m] CU PR
musical composition with romantic lyrics corrido [m] NI CL UY
musical composition with romantic lyrics, accompanied by harp or guitar, cuatro, and maracas corrido [m] CO:E VE UY
end of a romantic relationship corte [m] NI VE
female go-between in romantic relationships conseguidora [m] GT
romantic melancholic song sung by the inhabitants of the sierra harawi [m] PE BO
deceiving or cheating, especially in romantic relationships kikirigüiki [m] VE
romantic person jíbaro [m] DO
romantic person lacho [m] AR:Nw rur.
end of a romantic relationship dischar (inglés discharge) [m] PR
end of a romantic relationship discharge (inglés) [m] PR
informal and short-lived romantic relationship embullito [m] DO
man cohabitating with his romantic partner machuchín [m] EC rare
short-lived romantic relationship embullo [m] DO
romantic partner empate [m] CU VE
romantic partner pelado [m] EC BO
dark-skinned person who only wants a romantic relationship with someone light-skinned piolo [m] CU
romantic couple quitafrío [m] PA
romantic date programa [m] BO PY AR
romantic relationship romanceo [m] CL disused
hopeless romantic coscolino [m] MX
woman who easily gives in to romantic encounter golpe [m] UY derog.
passionate kisses and hugs between a romantic partners apretadera [f] CU
woman who takes the initiative in a romantic courtship bandolera [f] PE
passionate kisses and hugs between a romantic partners apretazón [f] CU
person who seeks to establish romantic relationships with european or north american tourists in order to obtain a visa brichera [f] PE
romantic partner cabra [f] CR
romantic passion camotera [f] BO
romantic partner changuarniza [f] MX
romantic partner chilla [f] PR
woman who takes the initiative in a romantic relationship entradora [f] VE PE BO
back row of seats in a theater or movie theater typically used by romantic couples fila de los cocheros [f] PY
back row of seats in a theater or movie theater typically used by romantic couples fila de los cocheros [f] CL disused
female romantic partner flaca [f] PE
romantic woman cantineadora [f] GT
mediator in romantic affairs colchonera [f] CU
romantic partner corteja [f] CU PR
woman who is unfaithful to her male romantic partners corona [f] SV BO
romantic relationship jalencia [f] HN NI
romantic person jíbara [f] DO
romantic person lacha [f] AR:Nw rur.
romantic affair movida [f] MX HN SV DO CL
romantic partner pelada [f] EC BO
dark-skinned person who only wants a romantic relationship with someone light-skinned piola [f] CU
hopeless romantic coscolina [f] MX
someone that has romantic or sexual relationships with somebody who is considerably younger atracacunas [m/f] CO
person who cohabitates without being married to his/her romantic partner conviviente [m/f] CO EC PE BO CL
person who pays expenses for their romantic partner resuelve [m/f] VE teen
living with a romantic partner in their parent's house arrimado [adj] VE:W
cheated on by his romantic partner cachudo [adj] GT HN NI EC BO VE:W
abandoned by one's romantic partner dejado [adj] MX PR
lively, very cheerful, charming and romantic (person) chivirico [adj] DO
romantic (person) coscolino [adj] MX GT NI
frequently changing one's romantic partner jalón [adj] NI
cohabitating with a romantic partner encuerado [adj] VE
living with a romantic partner encuerado [adj] VE
hopelessly romantic coscolino [adj] MX
passionately caress one's romantic partner arrochar [v] PA
find a romantic partner armarse [v] NI
cheat on a romantic partner arañar [v] CU
reestablish a romantic relationship between two people arreglarse [v] AR
start an informal romantic relationship arreglarse [v] BO
separate from a romantic partner abrir [v] CL AR UY
obstruct a romantic relationship clavear [v] SV
steal someone's romantic partner desbancar [v] GT
end a romantic relationship (referring to two people) dejarse [v] GT NI DO PR CO PY
be unfaithful to one's romantic partner cuernear [v] EC
accompany a romantic couple in order to monitor their behavior chaperonear [v] MX PA DO CU PR
convince someone of something using words, particularly in romantic situations chamuyar [v] PE BO AR UY
end a romantic relationship chutear (inglés shoot) [v] CL
go somewhere, generally covered and intimate, to have sexual intercourse (romantic couple) enzaguanarse [v] GT
make out (romantic couple) fajarse [v] MX
send messages through signals made generally from one hill to another, with small mirrors that refract the sun's rays (romantic couple) espejear [v] AR:Nw rur.
have a make-out session (romantic couple) fajarse [v] MX
have a romantic relationship fututear [v] DO PR teen
be unfaithful to one's romantic partner galletear [v] BO:C,W
cheat on one's romantic partner gorrear [v] CL AR:Nw
act in a ridiculous manner in public with one's romantic partner grajear [v] PR
act in a ridiculous manner in public with one's romantic partner grajiar [v] PR
embrace and kiss in a prolonged and lascivious way (romantic couple) guillarse [v] PR
maintain a romantic relationship jalar [v] HN NI CR
maintain a romantic relationship emburujarse [v] DO
be in a romantic relationship empatarse [v] CU DO PR VE PE
be in a romantic relationship enguaretarse [v] PR
be in a romantic relationship enmariscarse [v] HN DO rare rur.
be in a romantic relationship enrolarse [v] NI
have a romantic relationship with meterse [v] MX SV PE BO CL PY AR UY
end a romantic relationship planchar [v] CU
look for a romantic partner outside of town potreriar [v] EC:C rur.
have a brief romantic affair romancear [v] HN SV NI BO:W CL PY
be in a romantic relationship with someone romancear [v] CL disused
be in a romantic relationship noviar [v] MX DO AR GQ
get between romantic partners tumbar [v] CU VE
come between romantic partners tumbar [v] CU VE
romantic or sexual relationships that are kept secret entrevales [m/pl] DO PR
romantic (books on knight-errantry) caballeresca [adj/f]
who takes the initiative in a romantic relationship (woman) entradora [adj/f] VE PE BO
Idioms
act in an inexperienced way (in a romantic relationship) hacer el cadete [v]
attract someone's romantic interest echar los tejos a alguien [v]
attempt to attract the romantic interest of someone echar los tejos a alguien [v]
select a romantic partner sacar compadres [v]
in a romantic relationship with en brazos de [prep]
romantic person jóse miel [n] NI
romantic hassles lío amoroso
accept a romantic proposal dar bolilla [v] PE BO PY AR UY
accept a romantic proposal dar bola [v] PE BO CL AR UY
be in search of a casual romantic relationship andar de levante [v] PA AR
be unfaithful to a romantic partner dar vuelta [v] CR
end a romantic relationship darle a la guinda [v] NI
end a romantic relationship darle la quiebra [v] NI
put an end to a romantic relationship dar aire [v] MX
end a romantic relationship dar alicate [v] NI
end a romantic relationship with a man (referring to a woman) cortarle el rabo [v] CR
accept a romantic proposal dar bola [v] PE BO CL AR UY
accept a romantic proposal dar bolilla [v] PE BO AR UY
accept a romantic proposal dar boleto [v] CL EC rare
be unfaithful to a romantic partner dar galleta [v] BO
end a romantic relationship dar corte de chaleco [v] HN
end a romantic relationship dar corte [v] HN
end a romantic relationship dar cran [v] MX
break up with a romantic partner dar el bate [v] CU
break up with a romantic partner dar el teboté [v] CU
end a romantic relationship dar filo [v] CL teen
end a romantic relationship dar forata [v] PE
cheat on a romantic partner dar galleta [v] BO
end a romantic relationship with someone colgar la galleta [v] AR UY
end a romantic relationship with someone dejar colgado [v] AR UY
end a romantic relationship with a man (referring to a woman) dar los veinte [v] CR
abandon a romantic partner dejar en la mano [v] CU
accept a romantic proposal dar pelota [v] PE BO AR UY
monitor a romantic couple cuidar el gorro [v] VE disused
be unfaithful to one's romantic partner poner cachos [v] BO CO VE EC
be unfaithful to one's romantic partner chamuscar la canilla [v] GT
be unfaithful to one's romantic partner poner los chifles [v] DO
argue (a romantic couple) comer chivo [v] PE
be married or living together as a romantic couple estar amarrado [v] GT
not speak or write to each other (romantic couple) estar de abalazos [v] DO
get angry at each other (romantic couple) estar de quiebra [v] SV
talk, be idle, or waste time (romantic couple) estar en el witti witti (inglés witty witty) [v] US
spend quality time together (romantic couple) estar en el witti witti (inglés witty witty) [v] US
live together (romantic couple) casarse por detrás de la iglesia [v] CU
be dominant in a romantic relationship agarrar fuerte [v] BO CL
be unfaithful to a romantic partner dar galleta [v] BO
talk and make gestures of affection, usually watched over by the mother of the bride (romantic couple) comer gallina [v] DO
keep an eye on a romantic couple cuidar el gorro [v] VE disused
cheat on one's romantic partner poner el gorro [v] CL AR
encourage someone to start a romantic relationship with another hacer el gancho [v] PY BO
encourage someone to start a romantic relationship with another hacer gancho [v] BO CL PY AR UY
encourage someone to start a romantic relationship with another hacer el gancho [v] PY BO
become engaged (romantic couple) cruzar aros [v] VE BO
break up a with a romantic partner colgar la galleta [v] AR UY
break up a with a romantic partner dejar colgado [v] AR UY
break up with a romantic partner cortar las patas [v] VE
break up with someone (romantic partner/friendship) cortar palito [v] PA
break up with someone (romantic partner/friendship) cortarla [v] MX GT HN
cut ties with someone (romantic partner/friendship) cortar palito [v] PA
cut ties with someone (romantic partner/friendship) cortarla [v] MX GT HN
establish or try to establish romantic contact with another person's partner comer la color [v] CL
discover something revealing about hidden romantic relationships coger un güiro [v] DO
surprise one's romantic partner being unfaithful coger fuera de base [v] CU
cheat on one's romantic partner hacer gancho [v] BO:S
hold hands intertwining fingers (romantic couple) hacer empanadas [v] BO
cheat on one's romantic partner irse de chicagüita [v] SV
be cheated on by one's romantic partner irse de chicagüita [v] SV
prolong a romantic relationship indefinitely madurar cambures [v] VE
have romantic relationships tener onda [v] MX
have romantic relationships tener un jujú [v] VE
Speaking
it sounds so romantic suena tan romántico
you're a romantic eres un romántico
Colloquial
thing (romantic relationship) rollo [m]
catch (desirable romantic match) partido [m]
romantic partner peor es nada [n] MX GT PA VE EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
hopeless romantic romántico empedernido
hopeless romantic romántico incurable
place where rooms are rent for romantic/sexual meetings desnucadero [m] CO
beginning of a romantic relationship amarre [m] EC
person with whom one starts a short-lived romantic relationship filo [m] AR
secret romantic relationship fato [m] AR UY
informal or short-lived romantic relationship filo [m] AR
abandonment or rejection (romantic relationship) espiante [m] AR UY
person who facilitates or promotes romantic relationships ganchero [m] PY AR UY
initial flirting between romantic partners guasabeo [m] CU
musical composition with romantic lyrics, that praises criminal behavior corrido prohibido [m] CO
romantic person lacho [m] CL derog.
partner in a romantic relationship machucante [m] PE
kissing, hugging, and passionate caressing of a romantic partner rascabucheo [m] VE
romantic relationship sebo [m] VE teen
ghost that appears to a romantic couple when they are alone xtabay [m] MX disused rur.
romantic composition sung in verse taki [m] BO:C,W,S
something overly romantic or sappy pastelón [m] ES
romantic date programa [m] UY
person with whom one starts a short-lived romantic relationship fila [f] AR
person who facilitates or promotes romantic relationships ganchera [f] PY AR UY
romantic person lacha [f] CL derog.
female romantic partner nápier [f] CL
popular romantic song from northwestern argentina vidalita [f] BO AR UY
person who is frequently unfaithful to their romantic partner, engaging in amorous relationships with other partners cuchi [m/f] BO:C,W derog.
official romantic partner firme [m/f] PE
romantic partner rebusque [m/f] VE
having ability to approach someone of the opposite sex and declare his or her romantic intentions entrador [adj] GT HN NI CR EC BO AR
saddened and melancholic by the end of a romantic relationship entusado [adj] CO
cheated on by one's romantic partner gorreado [adj] CL
facilitating or promoting romantic relationships ganchero [adj] PY AR UY
overly romantic pastelón [adj] ES
maintain not entirely formal romantic relationship with someone curtir [v] UY
initiate a romantic relationship (two people) entreverarse [v] AR UY
be in a romantic relationship festejar [v] PY
maintain a romantic relationship firmear [v] BO
break up with one's romantic partner galletear [v] AR disused
initiate a romantic relationship cuadrarse [v] CU
start a romantic relationship encarretarse [v] CO
look for a romantic partner outside of town potrerear [v] EC:C rare
end a romantic relationship quebrar [v] CR
pay expenses for one's romantic partner resolver [v] VE
establish a romantic relationship resolverse [v] DO VE
act inexperienced in romantic relationships hacer el cadete [v] rare
Slang
woman who maintains a romantic relationship with a man madama (francés) [f] GT derog.
romantic liaison algebrista [m/f] delinq.
having had many romantic relationships usado [adj] MX NI CU PR BO CL derog.
to cheat (romantic affair) poner los cachos [expr] CO VE BO
Psychology
romantic love amor romántico
Rehabilitation
romantic relationship relaciones sentimentales
Linguistics
balkan romantic balcanorromance [adj]
balkan romantic balcanorrománico [adj]
Botany
nighttime dance for finding a romantic partner khachwaña [f] BO:W
Poetry
romantic poem of 4 stanzas with 10 lines per stanza and 8 syllables per line décima [f]
Pscyhology
fear of a romantic relationship erotofobia [f]
Folklore
patriotic or romantic music or singing that accompanies a dance cielito [m] PY AR UY
romantic melancholic song sung by the inhabitants of the sierra haraui [m] PE BO
creole romantic song accompanied with guitar triste [m] BO:C,W,S AR UY