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

Anglais Espagnol
Common
stories historias [f/pl]
Conjugations
stories cuentos [v]
General
stories batallas [f/pl]
stories batallitas [f/pl]

Sens de "stories" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 63 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
tell stories trufar [v]
person who tells funny stories chilindrinero [m]
using stories acroamático [adj]
telling funny stories chilindrinero [adj]
stories about romantic hardships jacarando [adj]
old stories antiguallas [f/pl]
war stories batallas [f/pl]
war stories batallitas [f/pl]
person who tells funny stories chilindrinera [f]
someone that relates stories to an audience cuentista [m/f]
tell war stories contar batallitas [v]
adventure stories relatos de aventuras [m/pl]
american adventure stories relatos de aventuras norteamericanas [m/pl]
american ghost stories cuentos de fantasmas americanos [m/pl]
american ghost stories relatos de fantasmas americanos [m/pl]
success stories casos de éxito [m/pl]
adventure stories historias de aventuras [f/pl]
american adventure stories historias de aventuras americanas [f/pl]
american ghost stories historias norteamericanas de fantasmas [f/pl]
short stories relatos breves
tell stories novelar [v]
lower stories of a house such as vaults and cellars oficina [f]
swindler who uses fake stories to trick his victims cuentero [m] PR EC PE BO CL AR UY
man fond of telling true or made-up stories cuentero [m] CU CO EC
man who swindles, cheats, or deceives by means of tales or false stories cuentisto [m] DO PE BO
person who offers entertainment on the highway using a boa, telling anecdotes and stories culebrero [m] HN
building of several stories connected by a corridor that ascends in spiral, where there are commercial establishments caracol [m] CL
woman fond of telling true or made up stories cuentera [f] CU CO EC
woman who swindles, cheats, or deceives by means of tales or false stories cuentista [f] DO PE BO
building with two or more stories casa de altos [f] BO
tell stories guaira [f] NI
house of two-or more stories casa de balcón [f] CO
lying person who tends to tell false stories or malicious lies fichista [m/f] SV
man/woman who likes telling funny stories cachista [m/f] EC
with false stories (document) argüendero [adj] MX
tell stories guayabar [v] EC:S
tell stories guayabear [v] PR
tell joke, fables or stories tallar [v] MX PA:Nw
stories (as opposed to ground) altos [m/pl] MX
false stories fichas [f/pl] SV
Idioms
tell old stories contar batallitas [v]
tell large stories contar con historias [v]
tell large stories venir con historias [v]
enough with the stories quitarse de cuentos [v]
tell stories inflar globos [v] CU
Speaking
you can't scare me with the ghost stories no me asustas con historias de fantasmas
there's some truth to these stories hay algo de verdad en esas historias
Colloquial
fall ten stories caerse de diez pisos [v]
make up stories contar milongas [v]
enough with the stories dejarse de cuentos [v]
fall ten stories caer de una décima planta
stop making up stories no me cuentes milongas
the type of newspapers that pay more attention to shocking stories about crime and sex than to serious matters los diarruchos
a person who likes to tell personal stories of past el abuelo cebolleta
sob stories historias tristes
popular musical composition that narrates stories of drug trafficking and exalting it narcocorrido [m] MX HN SV EC
make up stories chamullar [v] PE CL AR
tell stories or gossip about others cuentear [v] MX
tell stories guayabear [v] EC
Slang
that's enough of your stories ya está bien de cuentos
tell stories toyear [v] CL
Math
comparing stories cuentos sobre comparar
Music
contemporary popular music genre rooted in corridos, rancheras, and traditional music of northern mexico, with lyrics of everyday stories, sometimes related to drug trafficking música grupera [f] MX HN SV NI CR PA