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Significados de "themselves" en diccionario español inglés : 9 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
themselves [pron]
themselves mismo [adj]
themselves ellos mismos [pron]
themselves (reflexivo) se [pron]
themselves (después de la preposición) sí [pron]
themselves ello mismos
themselves se [pron]
themselves sí mismos [pron]
themselves ellas mismas [pron]

Significados de "themselves" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 81 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
multitude of things falling themselves continuously and abundantly granizada [f]
himself/herself/themselves se [pron]
by themselves por ellos mismos [adj]
buy something between themselves comprar algo entre dos personas [v]
person who is full of themselves guacho pistola [n] AR
place where beggars clean themselves from lice or fleas espulgadero [m]
adjustment of two objects among themselves calce [m] DO CL PY AR
fighting rooster that keeps the younger roosters from fighting among themselves cabrerillo [m] PR
fighting rooster that keeps the younger roosters from fighting among themselves cabresto [m] PR
person who expresses themselves in an exaggerated or vehement way cuático [m] CL teen
a clever person who avoids implicating or defining themselves in a situation or conversation culebrero [m] PR CL
weapon used by police to protect themselves chuzo [m] HN
place where junkies inject themselves with drugs chicho [m] PR drug
controversial person who fights a lot, always trying to defend and justify themselves gallito [m] NI DO PY
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo marrueco [m] PR
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo tutelar [m] PR
person who is does not know what to do with themselves mariposón [m] CU
place where beggars clean themselves of lice or fleas espulgadero [m] rare
a clever person who avoids implicating or defining themselves in a situation or conversation culebrera [f] PR CL
platform that serves as a kind of car with small iron wheels or rollers, children sit on top and slide themselves down hill on the street chancha [f] CL
game that involves one person throwing themselves to the ground and the other participants piling on top guaguacha [f] BO
large amount of urine where people relieve themselves meadera [f] PE
collection of potatoes by women and children after initial harvest, keeping for themselves the potatoes left behind pallapa [f] PE:S rur.
unfriendly person who believes themselves to be superior to others comegofio [m/f] PR
who wants everything for themselves avorazado [adj] MX GT HN SV NI
exerting themselves a little facilista [adj] CU CO EC PE
who does what benefits themselves, especially in politics comodín [adj] PE PY UY
who enjoys warming themselves by a rock lined fire pit conchanero [adj] AR:Nw
who has a habit of involving themselves without being invited comedido [adj] BO AR
wrap up a little child so that (s)he cannot uncover themselves chumbar [v] PA
kill someone who never had a chance to defend themselves madrugar [v] MX GT NI PA
get kids to tire themselves out varear [v] UY
among themselves entre ellos [adv]
instruments used by drug addicts to inject themselves herramientas [f/pl] PR drug
Idioms
find themselves with their backs against the wall sentirse acorralado [v]
get someone to explain themselves sacar alguien la capa [v]
get someone to explain themselves sacar alguien su capa [v]
fight amongst themselves comerse unos a otros [v]
all by himself/herself/themselves a sus solas [adv]
behave themselves portarse bien
take care of the pennies and pounds will take care of themselves muchos pocos hacen un montón
take care of the pennies and pounds will take care of themselves a quien cuida los centavos nunca le faltará un peso
take care of the pennies and pounds will take care of themselves un granito no hace un granero pero ayuda a su compañero
things work themselves out las cosas se resuelven solas
things work themselves out las cosas se arreglan solas
heaven helps those that help themselves a quien madruga, dios la ayuda
heaven helps those that help themselves a dios rogando y con la maza dando
let someone paint themselves into a corner cogerle a alguien la flota [v] CO
Phrasals
squeeze themselves up apretarse todos juntos [v]
squeeze themselves up estrujarse todos juntos [v]
squeeze themselves together apretarse todos juntos [v]
Phrases
let them eat themselves deja que se coman entre ellos
as they call themselves como se llaman a sí mismos
Colloquial
speak for themselves hablan por sí mismos
person who refers themselves in the third person pechito [m] PE
name a person gives themselves servilleta [m/f] MX
who takes advantages of the circumstances that present themselves fregado [adj] CO
ask for things from someone who lacks them themselves al hospital por hilas [expr] disused
ask for things from someone who lacks them themselves al hospital por mantas [expr] disused
Proverbs
indicating that someone expresses themselves openly (without beating around the bush or pretending) más claro, no canta un gallo [expr] GT CO
eavesdroppers hear no good of themselves quien acecha por agujero, ve su duelo [old-fashioned]
god helps those who help themselves ayúdate y dios te ayudará
look after the pennies; and the pounds will look after themselves a quien cuida la peseta nunca le falta un duro
god helps those who help themselves a dios rogando y con el mazo dando
look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves a quien cuida la peseta nunca le falta un duro
take care of the pennies/pence, and the pounds will take care of themselves ahorra la calderilla y tendrás dinero, muchos pocos hacen un montón
god helps those who help themselves ayúdate que dios te ayudará
heaven helps those who help themselves la caridad bien entendida empieza por uno mismo
many seek to better themselves or make themselves rich but end by losing what they already have ir por lana y salir trasquilado
many seek to better themselves or make themselves rich but end by losing what they already have ir por lana y volver trasquilado
listeners hear no good of themselves quien escucha, su mal oye
god helps those who help themselves reza pero sigue remando
indicates that two persons of the same trade or with the same interests are not prejudiced between themselves entre bomberos no se pisan las mangueras MX HN AR
so-and-so blames everyone but themselves el cojo le echa la culpa al empedrado BO CL
everyone for themselves cada quien reza por su santo HN SV
Business
excel themselves superarse [v]
speak for themselves hablan por si mismos
speak for themselves hablan por si mismas
Bullfighting
bullfighting move where the bullfighter holds the cape behind themselves like butterfly wings mariposa [f]
Folklore
necklace of fruits worn by women in carnival, who defend themselves against the men who try to pull the necklace off of them denario [m] PE
ceremony held a few days before carnival, where several men and women pretend to meet and complain about themselves publicly to be consecrated as friends topamiento [m] AR:Nw