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Sens de "a lot" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 146 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
a lot mucho [adj]
a lot mucho [adv]
General
a lot muchísimo [adv]
a lot mucho [adv]
a lot mucho [adj]
a lot múltiples [adj]
a lot multíplice [adj]
a lot mucho [pron]
a lot bastante [adv]
a lot bien [adv]
a lot una barbaridad [adv]
a lot mucho [adv]
a lot puñado [m]
a lot disparate [m]
a lot barbaridad [f]
a lot cualquier cantidad [f] CL
a lot muchísimo [adj]
a lot un montón [adv]
a lot en demasía [adv]
a lot demasiado [adv]
a lot bastante [adv]
a lot mogollón [adv]
a lot frecuentemente [adv]
a lot por camionadas [n] VE
a lot cantidades navegables [n] DOPE
a lot chingo [m] MXGTHNSVderog.
a lot catizumbazo [m] NI
a lot demonial [m] MX
a lot celemín [m] DOCLrur.
a lot seremil [m] CU
a lot ceremillar [m] CU
a lot fracatón [m] PR
a lot catizumbal [m] SVHN
a lot cardumen [m] COVECL
a lot ceremillar [m] CU
a lot mameyazo [m] SV
a lot ceremil [m] CU
a lot fracatán [m] PRDO
a lot serón [m] CU
a lot serón [m] CU
a lot catervada [f] CL
a lot catajarra [f] VE
a lot catichumbada [f] SV
a lot catizumba [f] CRdisusedrur.
a lot mamasada [f] SV
a lot catajarria [f] VE
a lot carranganada [f] HNNIrare
a lot catizumbada [f] GTHNSVNI
a lot carrada [f] ARUY
a lot cantarada [f] SV
a lot catorcera [f] VE
a lot carrandanga [f] CO:N
a lot chinguero [adj] MXderog.
a lot burda [adj] VE
a lot muncho [adj] disused
a lot la bola [adv] EC
a lot cojonal [adv] CU
a lot la bola [adv] EC
a lot una kilada [adv] AR
a lot como bobo [adv] CU
a lot caleta [adv] CL
a lot cualquier cantidad [adv] CRCUDOVEECPEBOPYCLARUY
a lot algo [adv] disused
a lot como caballo [adv] NIPACUDOCLUY
a lot fiero [adv] BO:W,C
a lot harto [adv] MXGTHNNIDOCOPEBOCL
a lot full (inglés) [adv] ECteen
a lot harto [adv] MXBOCL
a lot caleta de [adv] CL
a lot full (inglés) [adv] COVEPE
a lot un buen [adv] MXNI
a lot en barbaridad [adv] HNNI
a lot harto [adv] formal
a lot a la bambarria [adv] CO
a lot duro [adv] HNNI
a lot a bochas [adv] UY
a lot a bocha [adv] UYAR:Ne
a lot galones (inglés gallon) [m/pl] HN
Idioms
a lot bien de [adj]
a lot la mar de [adv]
a lot a rabiar [adv]
a lot sin tino [adv]
a lot en forma [adv] BOARCO:W
a lot un fierro [adv] MX
a lot con carajo [adv] CU
a lot a todo forro [adv] PE
a lot con kile [adv] CU
a lot un resto [adv] MXGTCO
a lot como un carretonero [adv] CL
a lot como cancha [adv] PE
a lot para alante [adv] VE
a lot al zoco [adv] CO
a lot una quilada [adv] AR
a lot a chavo [adv] PR
a lot en caterva [adv] DO
a lot como descocido [adv] BO:W,C
Speaking
a lot a menudo [adv]
Phrases
a lot a punta de pala [adv]
a lot de lo lindo [adv]
a lot una buena cantidad
a lot para dar y tomar
a lot que no veas
Colloquial
a lot un montón [m]
a lot pilón [m]
a lot así de [adj]
a lot mucho [adj]
a lot ene [adv]
a lot como un enano [adv]
a lot horrores [adv]
a lot la mar [adv]
a lot la mar (de) [adv]
a lot mogollón [adv]
a lot un montón [adv]
a lot a punta de pala [adv]
a lot un rato [adv]
a lot un rato largo [adv]
a lot tela [adv]
a lot dios y ayuda [expr]
a lot a camionadas [n] ARUY
a lot cualquier cantidad [n] AMERteen
a lot de órdago
a lot carajal [m] MXPACUVEEC
a lot gajilete [m] PRrur.
a lot taco [m] ES
a lot cachimbazo [m] HNSV
a lot cachimbo [m] GTHNSVNI
a lot catizumba [f] GTHNSVNI
a lot carretada [f] HNNICRrare
a lot zopotocientoss [adj] PA
a lot hasta para botar a lo alto [adv] CO
a lot con pinga [adv] CU
a lot a cantaradas [adv] HNNI
a lot más que la cresta [adv] CL
a lot ene [adv] CLteen
a lot a carradas [adv] ARUY
a lot fiero [adv] AR
a lot como bobo [adv] CU
a lot a camionadas [adv] ARUY
a lot harto [adv] EC
a lot una pasada [adv] ES
a lot tela marinera [adv] ES
Slang
a lot carajazo [m] VE
a lot caleta [f] CL
a lot arto [adj] MX
a lot más que la chucha [adv] CL
Poetry
a lot asaz [adv]

Sens de "a lot" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 150 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
a lot of mucho [adj]
General
quite a lot of bastante [adj]
a lot of muchísimo [adj]
talk (a lot) parlar [v]
spend a lot of money triunfo [m]
walking a lot andadero [adj]
with a lot of stock caldoso [adj]
ending up costing a lot more caro [adj]
owning a lot of estate caudaloso [adj]
a lot of mucho [adj]
a lot of múltiples [adj]
a lot of multíplice [adj]
eating a lot of bread paniego [adj]
talking a lot vocinglero [adj]
go to a lot of effort esmerarse [v]
put a lot of effort into esmerarse [v]
eat a lot of hay pajear [v]
love a lot reamar [v]
beat a lot rebatir [v]
fry a lot refreír [v]
grunt a lot regruñir [v]
clean a lot relimpiar [v]
work a lot tallarse [v]
not a lot poco [pron]
not a lot poco [adv]
not a lot poco [adv]
a bad lot mal sujeto [m]
someone that habitually smokes a lot fumador empedernido [m]
someone who sleeps a lot dormilón [m]
a bad lot mala gente [f]
a bad lot mala persona [f]
a lot of people una multitud [f]
someone who sleeps a lot dormilona [f]
slew (a large amount or number; a lot) multitud [f]
a lot of muchos [adj]
a lot of mogollón de [adj]
a lot of muchas , un montón de [adj]
a whole lot muchísimo [adj]
score a lot of goals against golear [v]
take up a lot of room abultar [v]
make a lot of noise escandalizar [v]
lose a lot of blood desangrarse [v]
think a lot of something/someone tener en mucha estima algo/a alguien [v]
leave a lot to be desired dejar bastante que desear [v]
leave a lot to be desired dejar mucho que desear [v]
cost a lot salir caro [v]
endure a lot aguantar mucho [v]
put up with a lot aguantar mucho [v]
have a lot of fun pasárselo pipa [v]
have a lot of fun pasárselo bomba [v]
have a lot of fun divertirse mucho [v]
announce with a lot of hype anunciar a bombo y platillo [v]
have a lot of guts tener agallas [v]
have a lot to say tener mucho que decir [v]
have a lot of experience tener muchas tablas [v]
have a lot of nerve tener morro [v]
have a lot of nerve tener mucho morro [v]
have a lot to lose tener mucho que perder [v]
have a lot of nerve tener mucho rostro [v]
have a lot of talent tener mucho talento [v]
have a lot of problems tener muchos problemas [v]
have a lot of nerve tener narices [v]
have a lot to do tener mucho que hacer [v]
cost a lot costar caro [v]
know a lot saber latín [v]
know a lot hablar griego [v]
be under a lot of pressure estar bajo mucha presión [v]
rain a lot llover mucho [v]
suffer a lot sufrir lo indecible [v]
apologize a lot deshacerse en excusas [v]
soak a lot resobar [v]
talk a lot dar lata [v]
give a lot cargar la mano (con) [v]
give a lot of kisses comer boca [v]
give a lot of kisses coger la boca [v]
eat a lot levantar barriga [v]
eat a lot tener barriga de músico [v]
make a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
earn a lot ganar mucho (dinero) [v]
earn a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
be under a lot of stress estar sometido a mucha presión [v]
do a lot of makeup ponerse mucho maquillaje [v]
drink a lot beber mucho [v]
do a lot of volunteer work hacer mucho trabajo voluntario [v]
do a lot of makeup aplicarse mucho maquillaje [v]
do a lot of volunteer work trabajar mucho como voluntario [v]
be under a lot of stress tener mucho estrés [v]
a hell of a lot muchísimo [adv]
a hell of a lot mucho [adv]
a lot better mucho mejor [adv]
a lot better muchísimo mejor [adv]
a lot fewer muchísimo menos [adv]
a lot fewer mucho menos [adv]
a lot more mucho más [adv]
a lot more bastante más [adv]
quite a lot bastante [adv]
with a lot of work con gran esfuerzo [adv]
a hell of a lot muchisísimo [adv]
along with a lot con mucho más [adv]
and a lot more y mucho más [adv]
thanks a lot muchas gracias [interj]
person who talks a lot and without grounds hablador de paja [n] VEderog.
a lot of people malanga y el puesto de vianda [n] CU
a lot of people mucha gente
a lot of money un montón de dinero
a lot of people muchas personas
a lot of people un gran número de personas
a lot of water has flowed beneath the bridge han pasado muchas cosas
a lot of people una muchedumbre
a lot of water has flowed beneath the bridge ha transcurrido mucho
a lot of books tantos libros
a lot of problems muchos problemas
a whole lot taller muchísimo más alto
save a lot of time ahorrar mucho tiempo
a lot of money gran cantidad de dinero [f]
clear a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
horse that bucks a lot armador [m] MXGTHNrur.
a person who drinks a lot without becoming drunk garrafón [m] HN
someone who eats a lot cuarto bate [m] NICU
place where there are a lot of calabash camazal [m] VE
place where there is a lot of limestone calichero [m] HNSV
basketball player that scores a lot of baskets canastero [m] ECPE
a lot of lightning chisperío [m] HNrur.
a lot of lightning chisperío [m] PA
person with a lot of blisters chupiento [m] PE:E
a lot of people or things chuchonal [m] PE
person with a lot of boils chupiento [m] PE:E
meat and vegetable stew with a lot of ingredients centenario [m] AR:Nw
person who studies a subject a lot and learns it from memory garroteador [m] HN
pinch on the arm that produces a lot of pain gato [m] CU
controversial person who fights a lot, always trying to defend and justify themselves gallito [m] NIDOPY
fighter cock that cuts a lot with its spurs gallo boto [m] PR
fighter cock that cuts a lot with its spurs gallo de espuela [m] PR
fighter cock that cuts a lot with its spurs gallo espuelero [m] PR
fighter cock that cuts a lot with its spurs gallo fino de espuela [m] PR
well-breed fighter cock that fights a lot gallo inglés [m] NIPR
fighter cock that cuts a lot with its spurs gallo palero [m] PR
fighter cock that cuts a lot with its spurs gallo razao [m] PR
cattle that graze on a rented lot ganado a piso [m] DO
person who eats a lot comelón [m] CUDOPRPEBOCL
owner of a livestock lot haciendado [m] VE:Wrur.
person who talks a lot and uses vulgar and offensive words jetón [m] HNSVNIderog.
yellow and dark legged fighter cock that cuts a lot patimorado [m] PRrur.
fighter cock with blue or green legs that uses his spurs to cut a lot, like a crab patijuey [m] PR
lot prepared for building a house plantel [m] HN
man with a lot of life experience ranqueado [m] CU
person with a lot of livestock vacudo [m] SVAR:Nw
dividing a lot into street blocks amanzanamiento [m] BOARUY
small black beetle that causes a lot of damage in orchards pilme (mapuche) [m] CL
woman who spends a lot of time on the balcony to observe the street balconera [f] BOrare