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Categoría |
Inglés |
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General |
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1 |
General |
multitude of things falling themselves continuously and abundantly |
granizada [f]
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2 |
General |
himself/herself/themselves |
se [pron]
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3 |
General |
by themselves |
por ellos mismos [adj]
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4 |
General |
buy something between themselves |
comprar algo entre dos personas [v]
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5 |
General |
person who is full of themselves |
guacho pistola [n]
AR
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6 |
General |
place where beggars clean themselves from lice or fleas |
espulgadero [m]
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7 |
General |
adjustment of two objects among themselves |
calce [m]
DO
CL
PY
AR
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8 |
General |
fighting rooster that keeps the younger roosters from fighting among themselves |
cabrerillo [m]
PR
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9 |
General |
fighting rooster that keeps the younger roosters from fighting among themselves |
cabresto [m]
PR
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10 |
General |
person who expresses themselves in an exaggerated or vehement way |
cuático [m]
CL
teen
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11 |
General |
a clever person who avoids implicating or defining themselves in a situation or conversation |
culebrero [m]
PR
CL
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12 |
General |
weapon used by police to protect themselves |
chuzo [m]
HN
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13 |
General |
place where junkies inject themselves with drugs |
chicho [m]
PR
drug
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14 |
General |
controversial person who fights a lot, always trying to defend and justify themselves |
gallito [m]
NI
DO
PY
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15 |
General |
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves |
gallo marrueco [m]
PR
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16 |
General |
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves |
gallo tutelar [m]
PR
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17 |
General |
person who is does not know what to do with themselves |
mariposón [m]
CU
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18 |
General |
place where beggars clean themselves of lice or fleas |
espulgadero [m]
rare
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19 |
General |
a clever person who avoids implicating or defining themselves in a situation or conversation |
culebrera [f]
PR
CL
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20 |
General |
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
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21 |
General |
game that involves one person throwing themselves to the ground and the other participants piling on top |
guaguacha [f]
BO
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22 |
General |
large amount of urine where people relieve themselves |
meadera [f]
PE
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23 |
General |
collection of potatoes by women and children after initial harvest, keeping for themselves the potatoes left behind |
pallapa [f]
PE:S
rur.
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24 |
General |
unfriendly person who believes themselves to be superior to others |
comegofio [m/f]
PR
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25 |
General |
who wants everything for themselves |
avorazado [adj]
MX
GT
HN
SV
NI
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26 |
General |
exerting themselves a little |
facilista [adj]
CU
CO
EC
PE
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27 |
General |
who does what benefits themselves, especially in politics |
comodín [adj]
PE
PY
UY
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28 |
General |
who enjoys warming themselves by a rock lined fire pit |
conchanero [adj]
AR:Nw
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29 |
General |
who has a habit of involving themselves without being invited |
comedido [adj]
BO
AR
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30 |
General |
wrap up a little child so that (s)he cannot uncover themselves |
chumbar [v]
PA
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31 |
General |
kill someone who never had a chance to defend themselves |
madrugar [v]
MX
GT
NI
PA
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32 |
General |
get kids to tire themselves out |
varear [v]
UY
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33 |
General |
among themselves |
entre ellos [adv]
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34 |
General |
instruments used by drug addicts to inject themselves |
herramientas [f/pl]
PR
drug
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Idioms |
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35 |
Idioms |
find themselves with their backs against the wall |
sentirse acorralado [v]
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36 |
Idioms |
get someone to explain themselves |
sacar alguien la capa [v]
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37 |
Idioms |
get someone to explain themselves |
sacar alguien su capa [v]
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38 |
Idioms |
fight amongst themselves |
comerse unos a otros [v]
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39 |
Idioms |
all by himself/herself/themselves |
a sus solas [adv]
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40 |
Idioms |
behave themselves |
portarse bien
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41 |
Idioms |
take care of the pennies and pounds will take care of themselves |
muchos pocos hacen un montón
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42 |
Idioms |
take care of the pennies and pounds will take care of themselves |
a quien cuida los centavos nunca le faltará un peso
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43 |
Idioms |
take care of the pennies and pounds will take care of themselves |
un granito no hace un granero pero ayuda a su compañero
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44 |
Idioms |
things work themselves out |
las cosas se resuelven solas
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45 |
Idioms |
things work themselves out |
las cosas se arreglan solas
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46 |
Idioms |
heaven helps those that help themselves |
a quien madruga, dios la ayuda
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47 |
Idioms |
heaven helps those that help themselves |
a dios rogando y con la maza dando
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48 |
Idioms |
let someone paint themselves into a corner |
cogerle a alguien la flota [v]
CO
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Phrasals |
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49 |
Phrasals |
squeeze themselves up |
apretarse todos juntos [v]
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50 |
Phrasals |
squeeze themselves up |
estrujarse todos juntos [v]
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51 |
Phrasals |
squeeze themselves together |
apretarse todos juntos [v]
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Phrases |
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52 |
Phrases |
let them eat themselves |
deja que se coman entre ellos
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53 |
Phrases |
as they call themselves |
como se llaman a sí mismos
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Colloquial |
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54 |
Colloquial |
speak for themselves |
hablan por sí mismos
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55 |
Colloquial |
person who refers themselves in the third person |
pechito [m]
PE
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56 |
Colloquial |
name a person gives themselves |
servilleta [m/f]
MX
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57 |
Colloquial |
who takes advantages of the circumstances that present themselves |
fregado [adj]
CO
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58 |
Colloquial |
ask for things from someone who lacks them themselves |
al hospital por hilas [expr]
disused
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59 |
Colloquial |
ask for things from someone who lacks them themselves |
al hospital por mantas [expr]
disused
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Proverbs |
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60 |
Proverbs |
indicating that someone expresses themselves openly (without beating around the bush or pretending) |
más claro, no canta un gallo [expr]
GT
CO
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61 |
Proverbs |
eavesdroppers hear no good of themselves |
quien acecha por agujero, ve su duelo [old-fashioned]
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62 |
Proverbs |
god helps those who help themselves |
ayúdate y dios te ayudará
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63 |
Proverbs |
look after the pennies; and the pounds will look after themselves |
a quien cuida la peseta nunca le falta un duro
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64 |
Proverbs |
god helps those who help themselves |
a dios rogando y con el mazo dando
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65 |
Proverbs |
look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves |
a quien cuida la peseta nunca le falta un duro
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66 |
Proverbs |
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
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67 |
Proverbs |
god helps those who help themselves |
ayúdate que dios te ayudará
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68 |
Proverbs |
heaven helps those who help themselves |
la caridad bien entendida empieza por uno mismo
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69 |
Proverbs |
many seek to better themselves or make themselves rich but end by losing what they already have |
ir por lana y salir trasquilado
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70 |
Proverbs |
many seek to better themselves or make themselves rich but end by losing what they already have |
ir por lana y volver trasquilado
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71 |
Proverbs |
listeners hear no good of themselves |
quien escucha, su mal oye
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72 |
Proverbs |
god helps those who help themselves |
reza pero sigue remando
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73 |
Proverbs |
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
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74 |
Proverbs |
so-and-so blames everyone but themselves |
el cojo le echa la culpa al empedrado
BO
CL
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75 |
Proverbs |
everyone for themselves |
cada quien reza por su santo
HN
SV
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Business |
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76 |
Business |
excel themselves |
superarse [v]
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77 |
Business |
speak for themselves |
hablan por si mismos
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78 |
Business |
speak for themselves |
hablan por si mismas
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Bullfighting |
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79 |
Bullfighting |
bullfighting move where the bullfighter holds the cape behind themselves like butterfly wings |
mariposa [f]
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Folklore |
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80 |
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
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81 |
Folklore |
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
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