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Meanings of "and then" in Spanish English Dictionary : 10 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
and then con esto [adv]
and then y [conj] PYAR
Speaking
and then y en seguida
and then y entonces
Phrases
and then y luego
and then y entonces
and then para luego
and then y a continuación
and then y posteriormente
Colloquial
and then y entonces

Meanings of "and then" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 132 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
piece of land that is cultivated some years and then left wasteland añojal [m]
every now and then de vez en cuando [adv]
every now and then cada cierto tiempo [adv]
now and then ocasionalmente [adv]
now and then de vez en cuando [adv]
now and then a veces [adv]
then and there en el acto [adv]
there and then en el acto [adv]
and then some y la juana [expr] SV
and then some y la juana [expr] SV
and then some y la juana [expr] SV
fritter, bread soaked in milk and eggs or in wine, then fried and sweetened torrija [f]
now and then cuando [conj]
between now and then de aquí a allá [adv]
every now and then una que otra vez [adv]
now and then de cuando en cuando [adv]
robbery in which the thief waits for the victim to leave the bank after withdrawing money and then threatens the victim with a firearm fleteo [m] CO
marbles game involving hitting a marble against others and then getting it into the hole to win the marbles that were hit hachita y cuarta [m] CLdisused
corn left to germinate and then crushed to obtain chicha de jora corn beer guiñapo [m] PEBO
bean, cabbage, and potato disease characterized by drying the leaves and then the plant hielo negro [m] HNNI
thinly sliced beef stuffed with different ingredients and rolled up then cooked enrollado [m] VEPE
white corn boiled in ash lye and then peeled mote (quechua) [m] AR:Nw
and then some pan y pedazo [m] CL
and then some pichón [m] ARUY
person who monopolizes goods at a low price and then resells them at higher prices ranquero [m] BO
game like drawing straws to select a winner which involves drawing a line for each participant and marking one then covering the lines and having the participants select a line with the winner being the participant to select the marked line cachiporra [f] CO:W
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face cigua [f] HNSV
taco that is larger than normal, made of a rolled up corn tortilla filled with meat and then fried flauta [f] MXGTPR
game where five adolescent girls write their names on pieces of paper and on the back they write marriage, hate, or love, then each chews their piece of paper and throws it at the ceiling, if it sticks the wish will be granted carta rusa [f] BO:E
thin slice of flank steak seasoned with annatto and other condiments and then grilled caucara [f] EC
person who monopolizes goods at a low price and then resells them at higher prices ranquera [f] BO
person who picks up papers and cards in the street and then sells them for recycling juntapapeles [m/f] UYrare
clear a field, removing first the low-lying vegetation, then the trees and branches, and finally burning the waste chaquear (del quechua) [v] BO
clean and then pile soil around the trunk or stem of a plant comalear [v] MXGTHN
introduce herbs into a jar with the portrait or effigy of someone and then burying it enfrascar [v] GT
every now and then relanciadamente [adv] SV
and then some vigueta [expr] CU
Idioms
say one thing and then another hablárselo alguien todo [v]
now and then de tarde a tarde [adv]
now and then de cuando en cuando [adv]
every now and then de rato en rato [adv]
every now and then de tarde en tarde [adv]
every now and then de vez en cuando [adv]
every now and then una que otra vez [adv]
every now and then una vez que otra [adv]
and then some y tanto [interj]
it looks like a duck and swims like a duck, then it is a duck es justo lo que parece
it looks like a duck and swims like a duck, then it is a duck verde y con asas
it looks like a duck and swims like a duck, then it is a duck blanco y en botella (leche)
now and then de vez en cuando
and then some y pico
suddenly suspend a fight pretending to surrender and then turning around and surprising the other fighter cock with an unexpected blow (referring to a fighting cock) dar media vuelta española [v] PRrur.
pay back and then some echar cuarta y geme [v] NI
now and then de a ratos [adv] BOPYARUY
every now and then ralo ralo [adv] AR:Nw
and then some con yapa [adv] BOCL
and then some y la feria [expr] SV
and then some y la juana [expr] SV
Speaking
and then? ¿y qué paso?
and then it was like this red mist came over me y luego fue como si la ira se apoderara de mí
and then you show up out of nowhere y luego apareces de la nada
and then you 'show up'/out of nowhere y luego apareces de la nada
and what then? y ¿qué más?
and what then? y ¿qué resultó?
and what then? ¿qué resultará?
and what then? ¿qué es lo que pasó?
and what then? ¿qué es lo que pasará?
Phrases
every now and then cada dos por tres [adv]
then and there acto continuo
there and then en el acto
every now and then muy de vez en cuando
between now and then hasta entonces
there and then en caliente
there and then en el momento
every now and then de vez en cuando
now and then de vez en cuando
then and there en el acto
and then some con creces
every now and then de rato en rato
and then there's... y después está...
and then there's... y entonces hay...
and then there's... y luego hay...
and then... y luego de esto
and not even then y ni aun así
and then on top of that y lo más gordo fue que
a phrase which is said to indicate a person who gives something to another and then takes it back or expects an equivalent in return santa rita, rita, lo que se da no se quita
a phrase which is said to indicate a person who gives something to another and then takes it back or expects an equivalent in return santa rita, rita; lo que se da no se quita
a phrase which is said to indicate a person who gives something to another and then takes it back or expects an equivalent in return santa rita, lo que se da no se quita
Colloquial
and then some y tres más [adv]
and then what! ¿y de ahí qué? [n] ARUY
and then? ¿y de ahí? [n] GTHNSVNIECBOPYARUY
and then? ¿y de ahí? [n] ARUY
and then what! ¿y de ahí? [n] PYUY
and then what? ¿y de ahí? [n] GTHNSVNIECBOPYARUY
and then what? ¿y de ahí? [n] ARUY
and then.... ¡gua, pues! [n] VE
and then some y además
and then i said that y entonces dije que
and then they started eating each other y entonces empezaron a comerse unos a otros
and then i said that y luego dije que
and then some aún más
then I get up, bathe, and get dressed entonces me levanto, me baño y me visto
and then.... ¡gua! [interj] VEBO
and then? ¡jay! [interj] BO:W,C
and then what? ¿y diay? [expr] GT
and then what? ¿y de ahí? [expr] GTHNSVNIECBOPYARUY
and then some pinga [expr] CU
Slang
now and then de vez en cuando
Agriculture
soil where seedlings are planted and then transplanted colino [m] HN
Gastronomy
dish prepared with boiled and tenderized jerky that is then fried gently and served in a sauce made of oil, garlic, onion, tomato, and spices aporreado [m] MXCU
dish prepared with cooked and fried rabbit meat that is then seasoned with salt and pepper conejo estirado [m] BO
stew prepared with beef previously breaded and fried that is cooked in a sauce made of chopped onion and tomato, peas, broad beans, ground red or yellow chili peppers, and other spices that are fried and then cooked in water falso conejo [m] BO
sweet made with cornstarch, coconut milk, sugar, water, salt, and cinnamon, cooked and then cooled manjarblanco [m] CRCUDOPRVE
sweet made with cornstarch, coconut milk, sugar, water, salt, and cinnamon, cooked and then cooled manjarete [m] PRVE
sweet made with cornstarch, coconut milk, sugar, water, salt, and cinnamon, cooked and then cooled majarete [m] PADOPRVE
dessert made with flour dough, lard, water and salt, filled with a sweet quince or sweet potato, fried and then covered in syrup pastelito [m] AR
honey candy made with flour, butter, baking, anise, eggs, and salt then baked zopilote [m] HN
a tortilla dipped in a chile sauce then filled with meat or cheese and rolled up enchilada [f]
fine cake made of whole wheat flour, sugar, and milk then fried in butter and served with syrup arepa [f] CRPACU
arepa stuffed with fried egg and then fried in oil arepa de huevo [f] CO
sweet made with sugar and egg whites beaten until peaks form, which is then baked espumilla [f] GTHNSVNIEC
meal made of cooked chicken and then stir-fried, with pine nuts and ground and roasted corn gallina en pinol [f] HN
sweet made with cornstarch, coconut milk, sugar, water, salt, and cinnamon, cooked and then cooled chacá [f] DO
stew made with ground beef fried with onion and then boiled sajta [f] AR:Nwrur.
dish made with ground jerky, fried with onion, and then boiled sasta [f] AR:Nwrur.
dish prepared with cooked and fried rabbit meat that is then seasoned with salt and pepper estirados [m/pl] BO
Sports
(us pool) shot that involves first hitting a striped ball and then sinking the cue ball in a pocket dobletazo [m] HN
Mythology
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face ciguamonta (del náhuatl) [f] SV
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face ciguampera (del náhuatl) [f] SV
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face ciguanaba (del náhuatl) [f] HNSVNI
Folklore
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face cigua [f] SVNI
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face ciguanaba (náhuatl) [f] HNSVNI