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Sens de "used to something" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 2 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
used to something impuesto [adj] MXGTDO
used to something impuesto [adj] CUrare

Sens de "used to something" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 56 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
guy (a rope, cord, or cable used to steady, guide, or secure something) viento [m]
something which is used to edit text in computers editor de texto [m]
something which is used to pick a winner desempate [m]
case which is used to express the lack of something caso abesivo [m]
case which is used to indicate movement out of something caso elativo [m]
something which is used to enhance flavor condimento [m]
case which is used to express the lack of something caso caritivo [m]
something which is used to occupy empty spaces relleno [m]
case which is used to indicate movement into something caso ilativo [m]
be used to do something soler [v]
be used to doing something acostumbrar a hacer algo [v]
get used to something acostumbrarse a algo [v]
get used to something avezarse a algo [v]
become used to something acostumbrarse a algo [v]
become used to something habituarse a algo [v]
be used to something estar acostumbrado a algo [v]
be used to something usarse para algo [v]
used to indicate that something is true or happens to a small extent así siquiera [expr] BO
it is used to indicate that something has been achieved botó la bola [expr] CU
used to refer to someone who tripped over something ¡álzalas buey! [expr] MX
used to ask for something to be done quickly a darle, que es mole de olla [expr] MX
used to indicate to the speaker that their refusal to do something is actually an interest in that thing brincos dieras [expr] MX
used to express the impossibility of doing something when lacking the necessary means con qué se sienta la cucaracha [expr] CU
used to announce the beginning of an action prior to the enjoyment of something ¡dos cucharadas y a la papa! [expr] CL
set of words or signals used to announce something aviso [m] NICRVEECPEBOCLUY
dry leaf of certain muscaceas plants, like the banana, used to wrap something chante (inglés shanty) [m] EC
excessively ornate or ostentatious vocabulary used to persuade or convince someone of something floreo [m] PE
excessively ornate or ostentatious vocabulary used to persuade or convince someone of something floreteo [m] DO
excessively ornate or ostentatious vocabulary used to persuade or convince someone of something floro [m] PE
trick used to prolong the solution of something carameleo [m] CO
mineral residue stuck to a container used to boil something istapopo [m] NI
metal rod used to clean something baqueta [f] HNNIECdisused
strip of any material used to tie/gird/hang something amarra [f] CRCL
something used to get attention pifia [f] PAteen
used to express desire to try something that another person is eating ¡abierto! [interj] CU
Idioms
be used to something estar impuesto [v] MX
get used to something coger la embocadura [v] PR
Speaking
it's not something you ever want to get used to no es algo a lo que quisieras acostumbrarte
Phrases
it is used to reinforce or intensify the value of the name that precedes it (generally to indicate annoyance or resignation to the appearance of something that is repeated a lot) que te crio
I will eat my hat (I will be very surprised which is used to express strong disbelief in something) que venga dios y lo vea
I will eat my hat (I will be very surprised which is used to express strong disbelief in something) que baje dios y lo vea
it's used to imply something is great or extraordinary in any respect que no se lo salta un gitano
it's used to imply something is great or extraordinary in any respect que no se lo salta un torero
it's used to imply something is great or extraordinary in any respect que no se lo salta un galgo
Colloquial
get used to the idea of something hacerse a la idea de algo [v]
get used to something aclimatarse a algo [v]
be used to doing something no ser la primera zorra que alguien ha desollado [v]
evil ways (used to obtain something) malas artes
trick used to prolong the solution of something caramelo [m] CO
an expression used to urge someone to do something immediately ¡camina! [interj] PA
used to express that something happened differently than expected ¡me cacho en diez! [expr] CU
used to express annoyance when someone repeats something insistently y dale juana con la palangana [expr] CU
used to express boredom when someone repeats something insistently y dale juana con la palangana [expr] CU
Slang
used to describe a bad situation or something that a person did to you que poca madre
trick used to prolong the solution of something caramelo [m] SVdelinq.
it is used to show disbelief or skepticism about something that has been affirmed or exposed ¡sí, las bolas! [expr] AR