one-place - Espagnol Anglais Dictionnaire

one-place

Sens de "one-place" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 66 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
he who enjoys the rights of nobility in one place or town only hidalgo de gotera [m]
move from one place to another bandear [v]
go from one place to the next saltar [v]
rush from one place to another zancajear [v]
number of inhabitants in one place vecindario [m]
assemble in one place confluir [v]
driving cattle from one place to another arreo [m] MX GT HN NI CO VE PE BO CL PY AR UY rur.
work or activity which implies moving from one place to another boleo [m] CO
group of jalopies in one place cacharrero [m] PR
group of fire flies fluttering in one place cucuyero [m] PR
great quantity of people or things clustered in one place cojonal [m] CU
great quantity of people or things clustered in one place carajal [m] MX PA CU VE EC
large number of people or things agglomerated in one place cojonal [m] CU
large number of people or things agglomerated in one place carajal [m] MX PA CU VE EC
handled mesh bag used to move fish from one place to another in a hatchery jático [m] PR
untidy objects in one place mugrero [m] MX
going from one place to another without achieving anything pimponeo [m] CO CL
crossing of something or someone from one place to another atravesada [f] CL
driving cattle from one place to another arreada [f] PE BO CL AR UY rur.
constant movement from one place to another brincoteadera [f] CR CU DO
a large number of people or things grouped together in one place burdajada [f] CU DO
a large number of people or things grouped together in one place burda [f] CU DO
restlessness and nervousness that makes a person move continuously from one place to another gusanera [f] PE rare
party from one place to the next zandunga [f] CL
accustomed to staying in one place (livestock) arrochelado [adj] VE
remain in one place for a long time, particularly in a home allantarse [v] DO
be accustomed to staying in one place without wanting to leave arrochelarse [v] VE
gather together in one place apilonarse [v] CU VE PY
stay in one place for a considerable length of time arrancharse [v] PA CU VE
get tired with some task or occupation going and coming from one place to another atafagarse [v] CO
transport a load from one place to another caletear [v] VE
move merchandise by boat from one place to another caletear [v] VE
transport something on one's shoulder or move something from one place to another estribar [v] HN
go from one place to another without achieving anything pimponear [v] CO BO CL rare
consume all goods in one place raspar [v] VE
go from one place to another virarse [v] CL teen
take merchandise from one place to another caletear [v] VE
Idioms
go from one place to another pasar de un sitio a otro [v]
go from one place to another without stop recorrer/andar las siete partidas (del mundo) [v]
from one place to another de aquí para allá [adv]
from one place to another de aquí para allí [adv]
not staying in one place for long de flor en flor [adv]
don't spend it all in one place no te lo gastes todo en una sola cosa
don't spend it all in one place no te lo gastes todo de golpe (con ironía cuando se le da poco dinero a alguien)
look for work from one place to another aplanar calles [v] CL
go from one place to another andar de alero en alero [v] HN SV
shuffle paper work from one place to another dar carreras [v] CU
stay in one place for a long time estar parqueado [v] CU
stay in one place for a long time tener parqueado [v] CU
gather in one place (massive group of people) hacer nata [v] CL
pass building materials from hand to hand to move them from one place to another hacer chasqui [v] EC rare
pass building materials from hand to hand to move them from one place to another hacer máquina [v] EC
go from one place to another ir del tingo al tango [v] MX GT SV DO PR CO
go from one place to another ir del tingo al tango y del tango al tingo [v] PR
Phrasals
drag something from one place to another arrastrar algo de un lugar a otro [v]
Colloquial
from one place to another de la ceca a la meca [adv]
from one place to another de ceca en meca [adv]
fast movement from one place to another out of necessity or urgency correrío [m] PE
group of jalopies in one place cacharrera [f] CU
go from one place to another (especially while looking for work) aplanar calles [v] CL
wander from one place to another, especially to look for a job galguear [v] UY
stay in one place for only a short time durar lo que dura un pedo en una canasta [v] CL
go from one place to another pataperrear [v] BO:E,W CL AR:Nw,W
stroll from one place to another without sleeping tunar [v] BO:E
move from one place to another ruletear [v] VE
Animal Husbandry
cattle guided from one place to another tropa [f] BO:S,E PY AR UY rur.