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Significados de "take in" en diccionario español inglés : 67 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
take in ajustar (arreglar) [v]
take in estrechar [v]
take in atrapar [v]
take in admitir [v]
take in asimilar [v]
take in abarcar [v]
take in acobijar [v]
take in acoger [v]
take in digerir [v]
take in enangostar [v]
take in encobijar [v]
take in enlabiar [v]
take in amainar [v]
take in recibir [v]
take in enrollar [v]
take in embeber [v]
take in encandilar [v]
take in dar alojamiento [v]
take in abrazar [v]
take in amadrigar [v]
take in angostar [v]
take in anidar [v]
take in chupar [v]
take in cobijar [v]
take in acomodar [v]
take in embaucar [v]
take in recibir [v]
take in abarcar [v]
take in aspirar [v]
take in dar asilo [v]
take in encoger [v]
take in disminuir [v]
take in estafar [v]
take in enfaltricarse [v] PR
Phrasals
take in engañar [v]
take in comprender [v]
take in incluir [v]
take in alojar [v]
take in entender [v]
take in llevar a casa [v]
take in recibir en su casa [v]
take in refugiar [v]
take in meter [v]
take in tomar [v]
take in examinar [v]
take in observar [v]
take in visitar [v]
take in hacer una visita [v]
take in filtrar [v]
take in entrar [v]
take in coger [v]
take in absorber [v]
take in asilar [v]
Colloquial
take in embolsar [v]
take in chalaquear [v]
take in cascabelear [v]
Slang
take in trufar [v]
Textile
take in sisar [v]
Engineering
take in aceptar [v]
take in sujetar [v]
Technical
take in introducir [v]
take in ingerir [v]
Mechanics
take in aceptar [v]
take in sujetar [v]
Marine
take in cargar [v]
Agriculture
take in recoger [v]
Hunting
take in cobrar [v]

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

Inglés Español
General
take an interest in ocuparse [v]
take part in secundar [v]
take in water hacer aguas [v]
take a throw-in sacar de banda [v]
take part in tomar parte en [v]
take pleasure in complacerse en [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulaparse [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achularse [v]
take part in andar [v]
take part in andarse [v]
take refuge in arrimarse [v]
take in money colectar [v]
take part in concurrir [v]
take part in a competition concurrir [v]
take pleasure in deleitarse [v]
take special care in hacer [v]
take pleasure in halagar [v]
take pride in honrarse [v]
take interest in interesar [v]
take part in intervenir [v]
take pleasure in mirarse [v]
take pleasure in refocilarse [v]
take pleasure in regostarse [v]
take refuge in the mountains remontarse [v]
take back in time retrotraer [v]
take something in anticipation saltear [v]
take in (clothes) sisar [v]
take refuge in escudarse [v]
take in tow remolcar [v]
take down in shorthand taquigrafíar [v]
take part in concursar [v]
take pride in ufanarse [v]
take part in a feast banquetear [v]
take part in kitesurfing hacer kitesurf [v]
take part in kitesurfing kitesurfear {m} [v]
take pride in something ser orgulloso de [v]
take pride in something enorgullecerse [v]
take a degree in something hacer una licenciatura en algo [v]
take delight in doing something disfrutar haciendo algo [v]
take pleasure in something disfrutar haciendo algo [v]
take pride in something enorgullecerse de algo [v]
take pride in doing something enorgullecerse de hacer algo [v]
take someone in hand hacerse cargo de alguien [v]
take someone in hand ocuparse de alguien [v]
take an interest in interesarse por [v]
take an interest in interesarse en [v]
take part in an activity tomar parte en una actividad [v]
take place in celebrarse en [v]
take place in tener lugar en [v]
take place in librarse en [v]
take pleasure in complacerse con [v]
take pleasure in complacerse de [v]
take place in tener como marco [v]
take someone in acoger a alguien [v]
take place in estar ambientado en [v]
take in a stranger dar cobijo a un extraño [v]
take root in arraigarse en [v]
take refuge in refugiarse en [v]
take part in hacer partícipe en [v]
to take a leading role in abanderar [v]
take an interest in mostrar interés en [v]
take an interest in mostrar interés por [v]
take refuge in asilarse en [v]
take refuge in atrincherarse en [v]
take comfort in reconfortarse con [v]
take someone in dar entrada a alguien [v]
take pleasure in gozarse en [v]
take pleasure in holgarse con [v]
take part in terciar en [v]
take shelter in acogerse [v]
take (a piece in a game of draughts) comer [v]
take pleasure/satisfaction in holgar [v]
take part in figurar [v]
take a delight in gloriarse [v]
take a delight in anything glorificarse [v]
take an active part in an affair jugar (un papel) [v]
take refuge in the mountains remontarse [v]
take shelter in the night majadear [v]
take in good part tomar a buena parte [v]
take part in participar de [v]
take up quarters in alojarse en [v]
take in hand tomar entre manos [v]
take pleasure in tener el honor de [v]
take pleasure in disfrutar de [v]
take in hand tomar en mano [v]
take in hand tomar por su cuenta [v]
penitentiary in which prisoners take refuge in a rehabilitation and social reintegration plan combinado [m] CU
competition disputed during carnival in which some horse riders try to take possession of a basket hanging from an arch in which there is a duck or in other cases to pluck the head of the bird jalapato [m] PE
period to take exams and work on a thesis (in the university system) aspirantura [f] CU
tool used in carpentry and plumbing to take out screws chicharra [f] PR
children's game in which players occupy different places around a child in the center looking to take the place of one of the others pretending to ask for fire while they exchange positions candelita [f] VE
snack consisting of sandwiches, sweets, and fruits or juice, that students take in a lunch box or buy at school to eat around noon colación [f] ECCL
encourage someone to take sides in a dispute achujar [v] CU
take more money than what was stipulated (particularly in a bet) arrancharse [v] CU
take something in its totality abacanar [v] CRdisused
take advantage of another person's inferior position in order to obtain benefits abusar [v] BO
take a detour in order to avoid a problem bypasear (inglés) [v] VECL
take a detour in order to avoid a problem baipasear [v] VECL
take move a bone in it's leg out of it's natural position (animal) desocar [v] AR:NwUYrur.
take out something that had been in storage for a long time desengavetar [v] GTHNSVNICUPRVE
take out something that had been in storage/hidden desenguaracar [v] NI
take a tire off a vehicle in order to change it desenllantar [v] PE
take a vehicle apart in a disordered manner desguabilar [v] HN
stray from a path in order to take a shortcut desguindarse [v] NIDOrur.
take a machine apart in a disordered manner desguabilar [v] HN
take in the hem (article of clothing) chulunquear [v] HNSV
egg someone on so they take part in a humorous conversation carretear [v] NI
lend money in the short term with a high interest and take a valuable object as collateral garrotear [v] CU
take part in a protest manifestar [v] UYCLrare
take on characteristics of living in the countryside montunizarse [v] HNcult
illegally take an increase in salary recetarse [v] HNNICR
take a stroll down 6th avenue in guatemala city sextear [v] GT
take food in small quantities sapotear [v] CO:W
take in one's hand apearse [v] HNCUEC
take part in caber [v] disused
take pleasure in deliciarse [v] disused
take refuge in the mountains enmontañarse [v] NI
take pride in honestarse [v] disused
take an interest in someone else merendar [v] rare
take an interest in someone else's hand merendar [v] rare
participate in a competition where two roving singers take turns improvising songs on the same theme payar [v] CLARUY
Idioms
take in a cart carretear [v]
take one's courage in both hands revestirse de paciencia [v]
take one's courage in both hands revestirse de valor [v]
take one's courage in both hands armarse de paciencia [v]
take one's courage in both hands cargarse de paciencia [v]
take somebody's name in vain poner a alguien como hoja de perejil [v]
take somebody's name in vain poner a alguien a parir [v]
take somebody's name in vain cortar un sayo a alguien [v]
take no stock in something no prestar atención a algo [v]
take no stock in something no creer o aceptar algo [v]
take one's belt in (a notch) reducir los gastos [v]
take one's belt in a notch apretarse el cinturón [v]
take one's courage in both hands armarse de valor [v]
take one's courage in both hands tener valentía [v]
take one's life in one's hands poner en peligro la vida [v]
take one's life in one's hands arriesgar el cuello [v]
take one's life in one's hands arriesgar la vida [v]
take one's life in one's hands exponerse a la muerte [v]
take one's place in the spotlight atraer toda la atención [v]
take pride in enorgullecerse de [v]
take pride in sentir orgullo de [v]
take someone's name in vain criticar a alguien [v]
take someone's name in vain hablar de alguien por detrás [v]
take someone in aceptar a alguien [v]
take something in one's stride manejar algo con calma [v]
take something in one's stride tomar algo con calma [v]
take something in one's stride tomar algo con naturalidad [v]
take something in one's stride tomar algo con tranquilidad [v]
take something in one's stride aceptar como algo normal [v]