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what is

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

Inglés Español
Common
more than what is requeired demasía [f]
what is this called in spanish? ¿cómo se llama esto en español?
what is this called in english? ¿cómo se llama esto en inglés?
General
graphic expressiveness in what is said grafismo [m]
what is coming mañana [m]
lowering tare of what is being weighed destara [f]
butcher shop policy for weighing meat to form an account of what is sold hijuela [f]
add what is missing acabalar [v]
point out what is not to be said cortar [v]
lower tare of what is being weighed destarar [v]
what is more más [adv]
what is more aún más [adv]
what I mean is miento [interj]
do what is said hacer caso [v]
tell what someone is thinking saber en qué está pensando alguien [v]
tell someone what time it is dar la hora [v]
guess what someone is thinking adivinar el pensamiento a alguien [v]
do with the left hand (what is usually done with the right) zurdear [v]
ask what it is preguntar qué es [v]
be unaware of what is going on around oneself no darse cuenta de lo que pasa alrededor de uno [v]
what is more es más [adv]
and what is more más aún [adv]
and what is more y además [adv]
and what is more y es más [adv]
and what is more y lo que es más [adv]
and what is worse y lo peor de todo [adv]
and what is worse y lo que es peor [adv]
and what is worse y lo más grave [adv]
it is used to refer to a situation that goes beyond what is expected la bola pica y extiende [expr] NICU
an excuse to indicate that what has been done under the effects of alcohol is not valid or does not imply responsibility curado no vale [expr] CL
remove what is fixed deshincar [v]
receive what is due cobrar [v]
know what one is about entenderse [v]
be wanting in what is right pecar [v]
take away what is useless remondar [v]
particular (surpassing what is common or usual or expected) extraño [adj]
extra gift beyond what is stipulated encime [m] CO
special food distinct from what is served daily in the army buque [m] SV
improvised action or saying pretending to know what one is doing or saying carril [m] CL
politician willing to do what is necessary in order to win colmilludo [m] PR
person who is does not know what to do with themselves mariposón [m] CU
children's game in which one of the participants must represent a trade by means of gestures and movements while others guess what it is oficio mudo [m] AR
fear that the opposite of what is expected will happen sunsún [m] NI
woman who spends long periods of time on the balcony of her house in order to observe what is happening around her balconera [f] BOrare
secret negotiation to achieve what is not expected by regular means cogioca [f] PR
provision of what is necessary to live, such as food mantención [f] GTNIDOCOVE
person who spends long periods of time on the balcony of her house in order to observe what is happening around her balconera [adj] BOrare
who spent more than what is in the budget (someone) desajustado [adj] MXHNSVNI
with difficulty expressing oneself and understanding what is being said chapetón [adj] ECdisused
who is oblivious to what is happening around them fly (inglés) [adj] VE
tenacious or insistent in charging what is owed cobrón [adj] DONICR
lacking what is necessary destartalado [adj] MXGTDO
procure what is needed with skill rebuscón [adj] NI
not give any weight to what another person is saying abanicarse [v] AR:C
brag of something (particularly what one is missing) bufar [v] HNNI
boast of something (particularly what one is missing) bufar [v] HNNI
not do what one is supposed to do ablandarse [v] DO
go beyond what is prudent desmandarse [v] PR
conceal what one is doing to avoid being discovered culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR
divide a quantity among several people, based on what is proportionally due to each person cuotear [v] BOCL
understand quickly what someone is trying to explain chaparse [v] BOARUY
not do what one is supposed to do fresquear [v] NI
ask insistently for what is owed, especially if they promised or gave their word cobrar [v] BOCL
do what is specified by the infinitive mandar [v] SVPACOBOPY
do what is specified by the infinitive mandarse [v] BOCL
pay what is requested echar [v] PR
not concentrate on what one is doing elevarse [v] COAR:Nw
figure out what someone is doing ventanear [v] HN
provide what is necessary aguisar [v] disused
that exceeds what is normal harto [adv] MXGTHNNIDOCOPEBOCL
indicates to your interlocutor that you know what he/she is talking about ¡avisen! [interj] ARUY
indicates to your interlocutor that you know what he/she is talking about ¡avisar! [interj] ARUY
indicates to your interlocutor that you know what he/she is talking about ¡avisá! [interj] ARUY
indicates to your interlocutor that you know what he/she is talking about ¡avisa! [interj] ARUY
Idioms
not to know what one is talking about oír campanas y no saber dónde [v]
know what is what conocer el paño [v]
know what the score is estar al cabo de algo [v]
know what the score is estar al cabo de la calle [v]
be completely attentive to what another person is saying estar pendiente de los labios de alguien [v]
know what one is doing haber sido cocinero antes que fraile [v]
know what one is talking about haber sido cocinero antes que fraile [v]
know what one is doing ser cocinero antes que fraile [v]
see someone for what one is ver la verdadera cara de alguien [v]
see someone for what one is ver a alguien tal como es [v]
see someone for what one really is ver la verdadera cara de alguien [v]
see someone for what one really is ver a alguien tal como es [v]
recognize something for what it is tomar algo por lo que es [v]
recognize one for what one is tomar a alguien por lo que es [v]
miss nothing of what is going on or of what is being said no perder ripio [v]
avoid talking about what is important irse por las ramas [v]
avoid talking about what is important andarse por las ramas [v]
avoid talking about what is important andarse con preámbulos [v]
know what is going on saber por dónde van los tiros [v]
be what everyone is talking about ser la comidilla [v]
be what everyone is talking about ser la comidilla de la gente [v]
be what usually happens or what is considered to be normal ser de ordenanza [v]
be what everyone is talking about ser la comidilla de la ciudad [v]
be what everyone is talking about ser la comidilla del público [v]
be what everyone is talking about ser la comidilla del barrio [v]
think carefully about what one is going to say comedirse en las palabras [v]
not easily consent to what is asked hacerse de pencas [v]
not to yield what is asked hacerse de pencas [v]
able to foresee what is to come tener narices de perro perdiguero [v]
be exactly what is wanted or needed venir como pedrada en ojo de boticario [v]
be exactly what is wanted or needed venir pintiparado [v]
be exactly what is wanted or needed venir que ni pintado [v]
be exactly what is wanted or needed venir que ni pintiparado [v]
be exactly what is wanted or needed venir rodado [v]
be exactly what is wanted or needed venirle a alguien al pelo [v]
know what someone is getting at comerse alguien la partida [v]
know what someone is getting at tragarse alguien la partida [v]
soak up what someone is saying beber el semblante a alguien [v]
let what someone is saying sink in beber el semblante a alguien [v]
what is said cannot be unsaid lo dicho, dicho [expr]
what's been said is said lo dicho, dicho [expr]
what's done is done líbrenos dios de hecho es [expr]
what's done is done lo pasado, pasado [expr]
what is one to do? qué quieres [expr]
what is one to do? qué quieres que le haga [expr]
what is one to do? qué quieres que le hagamos [expr]
person or thing in a situation distinct or different from what is normal chancho en misa [n] CL
moment considered too late with respect to what is mandatory or normal la hora del cuete [n] CL
not what something is cracked up to be no es tan bueno como se pensaba
what you reap is what you sow lo que siembres, cosecharás
not what something is cracked up to be no es tan bueno como se dice
what's done is done a lo hecho, pecho
what's done is done lo hecho, hecho está
what is ailing you ¿qué problema tienes?
what is biting you ¿qué problema tienes?
what is ailing you ¿qué te aflige?
what is biting you ¿qué te aflige?
what is to be will be será lo que tenga que ser
life is what you make it la vida es como la vives
what is done cannot be undone lo hecho, hecho está
what is done is done lo hecho, hecho está
what is done is done a lo hecho, pecho
what's done is done agua pasada no mueve molino
what is done is done agua pasada no mueve molino
what is done cannot be undone agua pasada no mueve molino
I know what your little game is te conozco bacalao aunque vengas disfrazao
act contrary to what is usually done borrar con el codo [v] COCL
act by mistake (not understanding what is going on) andar con los cables cruzados [v] PA
pay attention to what is going on abrir la mollera [v] CUDO
pretend to believe what someone is saying in order to get to the end of the story dar soga [v] CUDO
appropriate the majority of what is distributed among several people despacharse con la cuchara grande [v] MXPR
appropriate the majority of what is distributed among several people despacharse con el cucharón [v] PR
appropriate the majority of what is distributed among several people despacharse hermoso [v] NI
go beyond what is reasonable darse garra [v] CO
abandon what one is doing dejar el traqueteo [v] PR
pretend to believe what someone is saying in order to get to the end of the story dar cordel [v] DO