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Sens de "hips" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 4 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
hips caderas [f/pl]
General
hips batán [m] PE
hips petacas [f/pl] MX
Colloquial
hips bullarengue [m]

Sens de "hips" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 89 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
sway one's hips cimbrarse [v]
swing one's hips contonearse [v]
swaying one's hips nalguear [v]
move one's hips tabalearse [v]
rose hips escaramujos [m]
swing the hips and shoulders in walking contonearse [v]
injure the hips or loin ringar [v]
person who has prominent buttocks and wide hips culo de puntilla [n] CU
having narrow hips (applied to women) escurrido [adj]
provocative movement of a woman's hips while walking/dancing cachondeo [m] PR
dance performed by a man and a woman who dance closely and move their hips perreo [m] PR EC PY teen
dance performed by a man and a woman who dance closely and move their hips perreo [m] DO PE
swaying of one's hips remeneo [m] PA CU DO PR
swaying of one's hips requiebre [m] NI
swaying of one's hips sandungueo [m] HN:N NI CU PR CL
swaying of one's hips zandungueo [m] MX
tall person with a large body and wide hips caja fuerte [f] HN NI
woman's wide hips guardafango [f] NI PA
dance performed by a man and a woman who dance closely and move their hips perreada [f] HN teen
woman with wide hips cancona [f] CL rare
fabric jacket, reaching below the hips, with lapels and buttons leva [f] CU EC
who sways their hips while walking dengoso [adj] NI
tight around the hips (underwear/pants) descaderado [adj] CO EC CL
tight hugging the hips (underwear/pants) descaderado [adj] CO EC CL
who moves their hips a lot chiqueador [adj] GT
who moves their hips while walking chiqueón [adj] HN
with wide hips and legs macetón [adj] AR
with big hips rabón [adj] VE EC
with big hips rabudo [adj] VE
swaying one's hips sandunguero [adj] HN PR
swaying one's hips zandunguero [adj] MX VE
swagger (sway one’s hips) chiquearse [v] CAM
dance while swinging the hips arrollar [v] CU
broaden (particularly the hips of a woman) ancharse [v] NI
dance moving one's hips wildly descoyuntarse [v] CU
sway ones hips a lot descaderarse [v] DO VE
swagger or wiggle one's hips, especially a woman condonguearse [v] PR
sway one's hips destetunarse [v] PR
sway one's hips destinterarse [v] PR
swing one's hips pandearse [v] HN
dance closely and moving their hips together perrear [v] HN CR DO PR teen
dance closely and moving their hips together perrear [v] PE
sway one's hips remenearse [v] CU DO PR
injure the hips ringar [v] CO
swing one's hips tongonearse [v] DO VE
wide hips of a woman cancos [m/pl] CL
fat hips pistolas [f/pl] SV NI
having narrow hips (applied to women) escurrida [adj/f]
Idioms
swing one's hips contonearse [v]
put one’s hands on one’s hips ponerse en jarras [v]
with hands on one's hips de jarra [adv]
with hands on one's hips en jarra [adv]
with hands on one's hips en jarras [adv]
dance moving the hips in a circle dar cintura [v] CU
dance by moving the hips in a circular fashion dar cintura [v] CU
with one's hands on one's hips con las manos en la cinta [adv] disused
Colloquial
fat hips pistolera [f]
shake one's hips contonearse (mujer) [v]
sway one's hips contonearse (mujer) [v]
swing one's hips contonearse (mujer) [v]
put one's hands on one's hips ponerse en jarras [v]
fat hips pistoleras [f/pl]
conspicuous movement of the hips cadereo [m] DO CL UY
moving the hips when walking chiqueado [m] HN SV
rapid and exaggerated movement of one's body and hips while dancing merecumbé [m] CL
rapid and exaggerated movement of one's body and hips while dancing merequetengue [m] NI CL
weight accumulation around the hips, thighs, and arms pululé [m] BO:E
large hips caderamen [m] ES
woman who sways her hips when walking licuadora [f] SV NI BO teen
having wide hips and a large bottom nalguiento [adj] ANS
having broad hips or large buttocks nalguiento [adj] ANS
swaying one's hips while walking candombero [adj] AR:Nw
sway the hips caderear [v] DO CL UY
swing the hips caderear [v] DO CL UY
walk moving one's hips (usually a woman) chiquearse [v] GT HN SV NI
sway one's hips menear las cañuelas [v] CL
sway one's hips tanganear [v] CO:Ne
sway one's hips when walking zarandearse [v] PA PR VE PY
injure one's hips desrengarse [v] VE
wide hips in a woman cancos [m/pl] CL
wide hips cancos [m/pl] CL
Proverbs
a moment on the lips, forever on the hips el que quiera ser buen charro, poco plato y menos jarro MX
Slang
rhythmic movement of the hips while walking, especially by a woman culipandeo [m] HN PR
dance performed by a man and a woman who dance closely and move their hips perreo [m] HN teen
move one's hips rhythmically while walking (woman) culipandearse [v] PR
dance closely and moving their hips together perrear [v] EC teen
Agriculture
width of hips anchura de grupa
Folklore
popular dance in which the couples dance hugging each other moving their shoulders and hips correteado [m] CL
in tango choreography, step in which the woman moves her hips and legs drawing an eight with her feet ocho [m] AR UY