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Sens de "shoulders" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 3 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Colloquial
shoulders envés [m]
shoulders inclinación
Engineering
shoulders hombros [m/pl]

Sens de "shoulders" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 182 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
head and shoulders torso [m]
long hair spread over the shoulders cabellera [f]
rub shoulders with codearse con [v]
rub shoulders with codeo [m]
worker who racks wine or pelts on his shoulders corito [m]
being head and shoulders above descollamiento [m]
rub shoulders with codearse [v]
be head and shoulders above descollar [v]
be head and shoulders above descollarse [v]
carry on one's shoulders hombrear [v]
swing the hips and shoulders in walking contonearse [v]
rub shoulders codearse [v]
rub shoulders with codearse [v]
shrug one's shoulders encogerse de hombros [v]
have broad shoulders tener buenas espaldas [v]
have broad shoulders ser ancho de espaldas [v]
have round shoulders ser cargado de espaldas [v]
have round shoulders ser cargado de hombros [v]
raise the shoulders so as to give them a square appearance (to show dislike) enderezar los hombros [v]
broad shoulders hombros anchos [m/pl]
head and shoulders quiera o no quiera
shrug one's shoulders encoger los hombros
shrug one's shoulders encogerse de hombros
light blow on the shoulders espaldarazo [m]
slap on the head/shoulders tamborilada [f]
on one's shoulders a cuestas [adv]
a head and shoulders superior mucho mejor [adv]
a head and shoulders superior a las buenas o a las malas [adv]
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally made of wool with tassels on the ends, that is worn over the shoulders and back as an overcoat charlón [m] CL
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally of wool, with fringe on the ends, worn on the shoulders and back as an overcoat chalón [m] CL
women's cloak that covers from head to shoulders and part of the back chuco [m] PE
man who has a job to load and unload goods, or transporting them on his shoulders hombreador [m] AR UY
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CU DO disused
indigenous shawl, very colorful and contrasting with the color of one's skirt, used to cover a woman's shoulders and back lliclla [f] EC PE BO:W,C AR:Nw
indigenous shawl, very colorful and contrasting with the color of one's skirt, used to cover a woman's shoulders and back, (llijlla) llijlla [f] BO:W,C AR:Nw
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotado [adj] HN NI
having reddish and blackish fur areas on the neck and part of the shoulders josco [adj] HN NI CR rur.
shrug one’s shoulders alzarse de hombros [v] MX
shake someone by the shoulders jamaquear [v] DO CO:N VE
shake someone by the shoulders batuquear [v] DO CO:N VE
shake someone violently by the shoulders batuquiar [v] CU DO VE
shake someone violently by the shoulders batuquear [v] DO CO:N VE
rub shoulders with someone estrujar [v] PR
carry something on one's shoulders cargar en el hombro [v] PA DO PR
be head and shoulders above rifar [v] MX
grab and shake by the shoulders taraquear [v] DO
a head and shoulders superior por fuerza [adv] fig.
on someone's shoulders a monito [adv] AR:Ne
on someone's shoulders or back turucuto [adv] AR:Nw
on the shoulders of en bomborombillos [adv] AL
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotada [adj/f] HN NI
Idioms
with a good head on one's shoulders bien amueblado [adj]
rub shoulders with someone codearse con alguien [v]
carry something on someone's shoulders llevar algo sobre los hombros [v]
carry something on someone's shoulders cargar con algo sobre los hombros [v]
carry the weight of the world on one's shoulders llevar el peso del mundo sobre los hombros [v]
head and shoulders above someone por lejos mejor que alguien [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders estar lleno de recursos intelectuales [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders ser inteligente [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener sentido común [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders ser astuto [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders ser cultivado [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza bien puesta [v]
have a head on one's shoulders estar lleno de recursos intelectuales [v]
have a head on one's shoulders ser astuto [v]
have a head on one's shoulders tener una mente despierta [v]
have a head on one's shoulders ser inteligente [v]
have something on someone's shoulders tener algo sobre los hombros [v]
have something on someone's shoulders cargar algo sobre los hombros [v]
have a wise head on young shoulders reunir juventud y experiencia al mismo tiempo [v]
have a wise head on young shoulders ser un joven muy experimentado [v]
have a wise head on young shoulders tener experiencia a pesar de su corta edad [v]
have a wise head on young shoulders tener una sabia cabeza sobre los jóvenes hombros (literal) [v]
have a wise head on young shoulders ser maduro a pesar de su juventud [v]
have the cares of the world on one's shoulders cargar todas las preocupaciones del mundo sobre los hombros [v]
have the cares of the world on one's shoulders llevar la carga del mundo [v]
have an old head on young shoulders tener una sabia cabeza sobre los jóvenes hombros (literal) [v]
have an old head on young shoulders tener experiencia a pesar de su corta edad [v]
have an old head on young shoulders ser un joven muy experimentado [v]
have an old head on young shoulders reunir juventud y experiencia al mismo tiempo [v]
have an old head on young shoulders ser un joven muy maduro [v]
have an old head on young shoulders ser maduro a pesar de su juventud [v]
have the weight of the world on one's shoulders tener todo el peso del mundo sobre los hombros [v]
have the weight of the world on one's shoulders tener toda la responsabilidad del mundo sobre los hombros [v]
have broad shoulders ser lo suficientemente fuerte como para soportar la crítica [v]
stand head and shoulders above dar cien vueltas a alguien [v]
show indifference moving both shoulders up encogerse de hombros [v]
put something on someone's shoulders responsabilizar a alguien de algo [v]
put something on someone's shoulders culpar a alguien de algo [v]
stand head and shoulders above sobresalir [v]
stand head and shoulders above ser superior [v]
stand head and shoulders above estar lejos por delante [v]
stand head and shoulders above aventajar [v]
stand head and shoulders above llevar la delantera [v]
carry someone on one’s shoulders tener a alguien en andas [v]
tower head and shoulders above ser muy superior [v]
tower head and shoulders above someone estar muy por encima [v]
take someone on shoulders sacar a alguien en hombros [v]
rub shoulders with someone rozarse con alguien [v]
stand head and shoulders above someone dar sopas con honda a alguien [v]
have something on someone's shoulders echarse algo al hombro [v]
have a good head on your shoulders tener la cabeza en su sitio [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza bien amueblada [v]
have a good head on your shoulders tener la cabeza sobre los hombros [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza en su sitio [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza en su lugar [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza sobre los hombros [v]
have broad shoulders tener las espaldas anchas [v]
have a good head on your shoulders tener la cabeza bien puesta [v]
have a good head on your shoulders tener la cabeza bien amueblada [v]
have a good head on your shoulders tener la cabeza en su lugar [v]
be head and shoulders above llevarse alguien la bandera [v]
have a good head on one's shoulders tener la cabeza en su sitio [v]
rub shoulders ponerse hombro a hombro [v]
shrug one's shoulders encogerse de hombros [v]
be head and shoulders above hacer punta alguien [v]
be head and shoulders above ser de punta (alguien o algo) [v]
carried on someone shoulders en andas y volandas [adv]
carried on someone shoulders en volandas [adv]
on the shoulders of a cuestas [adv]
on one's shoulders al hombro [adv]
on one's shoulders a hombros [adv]
on one's shoulders en hombros [adv]
carry someone on one’s shoulders llevar a alguien en volandas [expr]
rub elbows or shoulders with someone codearse con
be a weight off one's shoulders quitarse un peso de encima
be a weight off one's shoulders quitarse un peso de los hombros
carry someone on one’s shoulders llevar a alguien en andas
head and shoulders above mejor por lejos
head and shoulders above superior por lejos
head and shoulders por lejos
be head and shoulders above ser muy superior
be head and shoulders above ser mucho mejor
be head and shoulders above estar lejos por delante
be head and shoulders above ser más importante
on somebody's shoulders bajo responsabilidad de alguien
on the shoulders of somebody sobre los hombros de alguien
rub elbows/shoulders with somebody codearse con alguien
rub shoulders with codearse con
square your shoulders enderézate
square your shoulders ponte recto
square your shoulders sube los hombros
lift or raise a child to sit on one's shoulders hacer apa [v] CO:S BO
carry on one's shoulders llevar a cucurucho [v] SV
be head and shoulders above the rest llevar el pandero [v] CL
be head and shoulders above poner punto [v] GT
have a good head on one's shoulders tener xeca [v] GT
on someone's shoulders en guando [adv] EC
on someone's shoulders or back a gabucha [adv] UY
on someone's shoulders sobre las costillas [adv] MX
on someone's shoulders a peteco [adv] AR:W
on the shoulders of a tuto [adv] GT HN SV NI
on someone's shoulders or back a turucuto [adv] AR:Nw
on someone's shoulders or back a turucutu [adv] AR
by shoulders a cucho [adv] ES local
on one's shoulders a cucucho [adv] SV
on someone's shoulders/back a tuto [adv] GT HN
Speaking
he has a good head on his shoulders es inteligente
he has a good head on his shoulders le funciona bien la cabeza
he has a good head on his shoulders tiene la cabeza en su lugar
Colloquial
shrugging of the shoulders concomimiento [m]
shrugging of the shoulders concomio [m]
shrug the shoulders concomerse [v]
shrug the shoulders coscarse [v]
rub shoulders estar hombro a hombro [v]
stand head and shoulders above someone dar sopas con honda [v]
bring your shoulders up sube los hombros
bring your shoulders down baja los hombros
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CL disused
with a good head on one's shoulders pilero [adj] SV
help someone carry a sack over their shoulders colear [v] CR
on shoulders a babucha [adv] AR UY
Business
head and shoulders pattern figura de cabeza y hombros
Textile
clothing that covered from the shoulders to the waist, tight and adjusted to the body apretado [m]
Geology
carry ore on one's shoulders burrear (sp) [v]
Medicine
head and shoulders cabeza y hombros
Military
army punishment that consists of running with someone on one's shoulders gigante [m] SV
American Football
carry someone on (the team's) shoulders llevar en andas a
square one's shoulders cuadrar los hombros
Bullfighting
maneuver in which the matador whips the cape over his own head then puts it on his shoulders farol [m]
second stage of a bullfight when the banderillas darts are placed in the bull's shoulders and neck tercio de banderillas [m]
Folklore
popular dance in which the couples dance hugging each other moving their shoulders and hips correteado [m] CL