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Sens de
"have out"
dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 1 résultat(s)
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General
1
General
have out
sacarse
[v]
Sens de
"have out"
avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 150 résultat(s)
Catégorie
Anglais
Espagnol
General
1
General
have a falling out
chocar
[v]
2
General
have gotten out of control
derramarse
[v]
3
General
have worn out the steel in a tool
desacerarse
[v]
4
General
have a falling out
desconcertarse
[v]
5
General
have worn out
desmejorarse
[v]
6
General
have stepped out of line
desordenarse
[v]
7
General
have worn out the heels of footwear
destalonarse
[v]
8
General
have a falling out with
disgustarse
[v]
9
General
have worked out
ejercitarse
[v]
10
General
have slip out
escaparse
[v]
11
General
have a falling out
indisponerse
[v]
12
General
have a falling out
ladearse
[v]
13
General
have a falling out
malquistarse
[v]
14
General
have burned out
morirse
[v]
15
General
have it out with someone
poner las cuentas claras con alguien
[v]
16
General
have one's tonsils out
operarse de las amígdalas
[v]
17
General
have sold out
estar agotado
[v]
18
General
have it out with someone
habérselas con alguien
[v]
19
General
have a tooth out
quitarse una muela
[v]
20
General
have a falling out with a person
enemistarse con una persona
[v]
21
General
have it out
hablar francamente
[v]
22
General
have it out
concluir un negocio
[v]
23
General
have it out
poner las cosas claras
[v]
24
General
go out dance, drink alcohol and have fun
bacanalear
[v]
NI
25
General
go out to a party to have fun
farrear
[v]
CO
EC
CL
PY
AR
UY
PE
disused
26
General
go out and have fun
envolatarse
[v]
PA
CO
27
General
go out and have fun
farrear
[v]
CO
EC
CL
PY
AR
UY
PE
disused
28
General
have a make-out session (romantic couple)
fajarse
[v]
MX
29
General
go out and have fun during carnival
carnavalear
[v]
HN
NI
PA
CU
CO:N
30
General
go out and have fun
hanguear
[v]
PR
31
General
go out and have fun
janguear
[v]
PR
32
General
go out and have fun
janguiar
[v]
US
PR
33
General
going out to have some fun
janguear (inglés hang around)
[v]
PR
34
General
going out to have some fun
hanguear (inglés hang around)
[v]
PR
35
General
going out to have some fun
janguiar (inglés hang around)
[v]
US
PR
36
General
have a cook out
churrasquear
[v]
BO
CL
AR
UY
37
General
have fallen out of being a fan of
desaficionarse
[v]
rare
38
General
make have a falling out
lacerar
[v]
disused
Idioms
39
Idioms
have money coming out of one's ears
apalear oro
[v]
40
Idioms
have money coming out of one's ears
atar los perros con longaniza
[v]
41
Idioms
have money coming out of one's ears
atar los perros con longanizas
[v]
42
Idioms
have someone eating out of the palm of one's hand
tener a alguien en el bolsillo
[v]
43
Idioms
have someone eat out of one's hand
tener en el bote
[v]
44
Idioms
have one's work cut out for one
tener mucha tela que cortar
[v]
45
Idioms
don't have a window to throw it out of
ser más pobre que las ratas
[v]
46
Idioms
don't have a window to throw it out of
no tener dónde caerse muerto
[v]
47
Idioms
don't have a window to throw it out of
no tener donde caer muerto
[v]
48
Idioms
don't have a window to throw it out of
ser más pobre que una rata
[v]
49
Idioms
have someone eating out of the palm of one's hand
tener a alguien comiendo de su mano
[v]
50
Idioms
have heart go out to
tener compasión por
[v]
51
Idioms
have it out for someone
tener el deseo de hostigar permanentemente a alguien
[v]
52
Idioms
have it out for someone
estar siempre criticando a alguien
[v]
53
Idioms
have money coming out of one's ears
tener montones de dinero
[v]
54
Idioms
have one's eye out (for something)
cuidar (de algo)
[v]
55
Idioms
have one's eye out (for something)
no perderse (de algo)
[v]
56
Idioms
have one's eye out (for something)
mantener los ojos abiertos (por algo)
[v]
57
Idioms
have one's eye out (for something)
estar alerta (a algo)
[v]
58
Idioms
have one's eye out (for something)
estar atento (a algo)
[v]
59
Idioms
have one's heart go out to someone
sentir lástima por alguien
[v]
60
Idioms
have one's heart go out to someone
sentir compasión por alguien
[v]
61
Idioms
have one's heart go out to someone
sentir piedad por alguien
[v]
62
Idioms
have one's luck run out
terminarse la buena suerte de uno
[v]
63
Idioms
have one's luck run out
acabarse la buena suerte de uno
[v]
64
Idioms
have one's nose out of joint
enfadarse
[v]
65
Idioms
have one's nose out of joint
contrariarse
[v]
66
Idioms
have one's nose out of joint
molestarse
[v]
67
Idioms
have one's nose out of joint
ofenderse
[v]
68
Idioms
have one's work cut out
ser un trabajo difícil de hacer
[v]
69
Idioms
have one's work cut out
ser una tarea difícil
[v]
70
Idioms
have somebody eating out of the palm of one's hand
tener a alguien bajo control
[v]
71
Idioms
have somebody eating out of the palm of one's hand
tener a alguien en la palma de la mano
[v]
72
Idioms
have somebody eating out of the palm of one's hand
tener dominio total sobre alguien
[v]
73
Idioms
have somebody eating out of the palm of one's hand
tener controlado a alguien
[v]
74
Idioms
have an eye out (for something)
estar ojo avizor
[v]
75
Idioms
have an eye out
estar ojo avizor
[v]
76
Idioms
have an eye out
cuidar
[v]
77
Idioms
have an eye out
estar alerta
[v]
78
Idioms
have an eye out
no perderse detalle
[v]
79
Idioms
have an eye out
mantener los ojos abiertos
[v]
80
Idioms
have an eye out (for something)
cuidar (algo)
[v]
81
Idioms
have an eye out (for something)
mantener los ojos abiertos (acerca de algo)
[v]
82
Idioms
have an eye out
estar atento a
[v]
83
Idioms
have an eye out (for something)
no perderse detalle (acerca de algo)
[v]
84
Idioms
have an eye out (for something)
estar atento a algo
[v]
85
Idioms
have an eye out (for something)
estar alerta (a algo)
[v]
86
Idioms
have one's eye out (for something)
permanecer ojo avizor
[v]
87
Idioms
not have an out
no tener excusas
[v]
88
Idioms
not have an out
no tener escapatoria
[v]
89
Idioms
have fallen out with someone
estar de uñas con alguien
[v]
90
Idioms
have fallen out with someone
estar de esquina con alguien
[v]
91
Idioms
have fallen out with someone
estar de morro con alguien
[v]
92
Idioms
have fallen out with someone
estar de morros con alguien
[v]
93
Idioms
have fallen out with someone
estar de punta con alguien
[v]
94
Idioms
have money coming out of one's ears
estar forrado en dinero
[v]
95
Idioms
have one's work cut out (for one)
llevarlo claro
[v]
96
Idioms
have one's tongue hanging out
estar con la lengua fuera
[v]
97
Idioms
have one's tongue hanging out
llevar la lengua fuera
[v]
98
Idioms
have someone eating out of the palm of one's hand
meterse a alguien en el bolsillo
[v]
99
Idioms
have gone out of one's mind
haber perdido el juicio
[v]
100
Idioms
have one's nose out of joint
no estar en el candelero
[v]
101
Idioms
have a falling out with someone
ponerse de punta con alguien
[v]
102
Idioms
have money coming out of one's ears
tener muchos cuartos
[v]
103
Idioms
have no way out
llevar alguien julepe
[v]
104
Idioms
have the rug pulled out from under one
soplarse alguien las manos
[v]
105
Idioms
have their eyes pop out of one's head
saltársele a alguien las niñas de los ojos
[v]
106
Idioms
have go in one ear and out the other
entrarle a alguien por un oído y salirle por el otro
[v]
107
Idioms
have one's eyes popping out of one's head
saltársele a alguien los ojos
[v]
108
Idioms
have one's feet cut out from under them
írsele los pies a alguien
[v]
109
Idioms
have sold out
estar vendido alguien
[v]
110
Idioms
have one's heart go out to someone
compadecerse (de alguien)
111
Idioms
have one's heart go out to someone
sentir compasión (por alguien)
112
Idioms
to have a falling out
tener un disgusto
113
Idioms
doesn't have enough sense to come in out of the rain
está mal de la cabeza
114
Idioms
don't have a window to throw it out of
no tener donde caerse muerto
115
Idioms
doesn't have enough sense to come in out of the rain
no tener sentido común
116
Idioms
don't have a window to throw it out of
no tengo dónde caerme muerto
117
Idioms
don't have a pot to piss in (or a window to throw it out of)
no tengo ni un centavo
118
Idioms
doesn't have enough sense to come in out of the rain
no tiene ni dos dedos de frente
119
Idioms
have hope that something gets figured out
hacerse el bocho
[v]
AR
UY
120
Idioms
not have a way out
no salvarlo ni la burburaca
[v]
DO
121
Idioms
have no way out
estar hecho
[v]
PE
122
Idioms
go out and have a good time
ir de rumba
[v]
PR
CO
123
Idioms
have one's feet go out from under them
ir a parar las patas
[v]
NI
124
Idioms
have the wind taken out of one's sails
irse el alma a los talones
[v]
CL
125
Idioms
have the shit scared out of one
morírsele las lombrices
[v]
CO
126
Idioms
you have to be able to handle what you dish out
pujar para abajo
[v]
GT
127
Idioms
not have a way out
no salvarlo ni la burburaca
[v]
DO
128
Idioms
have the brakes blow out
soplarse los breques
[v]
HN
NI
129
Idioms
have the brakes blow out
soplarse los frenos
[v]
HN
SV
130
Idioms
have a night out
ir de tapas
[v]
ES
Speaking
131
Speaking
you'll have your work cut out for you
te costará mucho
132
Speaking
you'll have your work cut out for you
te resultará muy difícil
133
Speaking
you'll have your work cut out for you
tendrás que trabajar duro
134
Speaking
do i have to spell it out for you?
¿tengo que deletrearlo para ti?
135
Speaking
do i have to spell it out (for you)?
¿tengo que deletrearlo (para usted)?
136
Speaking
do i have to spell it out for you?
¿tengo que explicar algo más para que entiendas?
137
Speaking
have a place figured out
que disponga de un lugar
138
Speaking
have you been working out?
¿te has estado ejercitando?
139
Speaking
I have to find out
debo averiguarlo
140
Speaking
do you think you have this place figured out?
¿crees que la tienes tan clara?
141
Speaking
we have to find out who did this to her/him
tenemos que averiguar quién le hizo esto a ella/él
142
Speaking
we have to get out of here
tenemos que salir de aquí
143
Speaking
things have gone out of hand
las cosas están fuera de control
144
Speaking
things have a way of turning out for the best
las cosas saldrán bien al final
145
Speaking
things have got out of hand
las cosas están fuera de control
146
Speaking
i have a book coming out
mi libro está por publicarse
147
Speaking
i have a book coming out
mi libro está por salir
148
Speaking
I have run out of credit
me he quedado sin crédito
149
Speaking
i have to go out
tengo que salir
150
Speaking
I have to wash a few things out
tengo que limpiar algunas cosas
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