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Meanings of "referring" in Spanish English Dictionary : 2 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
referring referente [adj]
referring recitado [m]

Meanings of "referring" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 173 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Conjugations
I was referring refería [v]
he/she was referring refería [v]
you were referring refería [v]
General
referring to couplets in honour of the virgin gozoso [adj]
referring to the cuban secret society abakuá ñáñigo [adj]
referring to the god pan pánico [adj]
spanish (referring to the language) castellano [adj]
referring to a condition that has been over ex [adj]
related to a language form referring to three of something trial [adj]
referring to someone who stayed up all night working or doing something else alumbrado (este de venezuela) [adj]
referring to environmentalism ambientalista [adj]
referring to acerca de [prep]
referring to referente a [prep]
referring to tocante a [prep]
gasping (referring to death of animal) boqueada [f]
referring to acquisition adquisitorio [adj]
referring to the tariff of customs duties arancelario [adj]
referring to the san lorenzo de almagro soccer team almácigo [m] MX GT HN NI CR CL AR UY
referring to the city of barinas barinés [m] VE
person in charge of applying something (especially referring to agricultural goods or livestock) aplicadora [f] AR rur.
start of an activity (primarily referring to the sugar harvest) arrancada [f] CU
good smelling (referring to a person) aloroso [adj] CL
referring to something very interesting (worth paying for to hear how it turns out) de alquilar balcones [adj] AR rare
referring to something very interesting (worth paying for to hear how it turns out) de alquilar balcones [adj] UY
very difficult to resolve (referring to a problem) alrevesado [adj] MX CR EC
referring to a person who does things in the most complicated manner possible alrevesado [adj] CR
referring to the patagonian cypress alercero [adj] CL
referring to shoplifter or warehouse thief (criminal slang) altarero [adj] SV
referring to the coco colo soccer team albo [adj] CL
referring to the quito university league albo [adj] EC
referring to a person that holds power in a region/town/community altísimo [adj] HN rare
referring to the san lorenzo de almagro soccer team almacenero [adj] AR
referring to a motor, automobile, or machine that runs on alcohol fuel alcoholero [adj] PY
referring to a person or animal that becomes sick after being exposed to moonlight alunado [adj] VE
referring to someone who is a repeat offender aliviado [adj] HN
referring to an easy job aliviado [adj] BO CL AR UY
referring to a young person that brings lunch to people working (typically in the fields) almuercero [adj] HN NI
referring to someone out of their mind alocado [adj] HN NI CU DO VE
referring to chaotic traffic alocado [adj] AR
referring to the lower abdomen alvino [adj] DO
referring to a person who acts younger than their age alolado [adj] HN NI DO VE PE BO CL
referring to a person with indigenous features alongado [adj] derog.
referring to someone who belongs to a minority group of power argollero [adj] HN SV CR derog.
referring to someone who blocks the participation of those not belonging to their minority group of power argollero [adj] CR
referring to a strong slap arrequintado [adj] VE
referring to baseball beisbolero [adj] MX GT HN SV CU PR CO VE CL
referring to baseball beisbolístico [adj] GT HN SV NI PA DO PR CO VE CL
referring to horses calchón [adj] CL rur.
referring to a bird calchón [adj] CL rur.
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotado [adj] HN NI
referring to the anti-riot police antimotines [adj] CR PR CO EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
referring to a rural school, which has only two teachers bidocente [adj] HN CL
referring to sweet bread/fruit covered in sugar abrillantado [adj] VE BO PY AR UY
referring to butiá fruit butiacero [adj] UY
referring to butiá fruit butiasero [adj] UY
referring to an ox bueyil [adj] NI rare
referring to the organized group of hooligans supporting the chilean soccer team universidad de chile bullanguero [adj] CL
referring to the area where street vendors sell their items cachinero [adj] PE
referring to a bus busero [adj] CL
referring to jelly palm fruit butiacero [adj] UY
referring to freshmen cachorro [adj] CL
referring to jelly palm fruit butiasero [adj] UY
referring to cacao cacaotero [adj] MX CO EC BO
referring to an abortion abortero [adj] BO
referring to the interior of colombia cachaco [adj] CO
referring to a borough delegacional [adj] MX
referring to an activity that takes time demoroso [adj] EC CL
referring to the center-left chilean political party democracia cristiana decé [adj] CL
referring to legislative decrees decretal [adj] HN
referring to someone who has aches and pains due to illness or being hungover (person) con el cuerpo cortado [adj] MX PR PE CL
referring someone who has had a bird defecate on them cuitado [adj] HN NI
referring someone who does not take drugs (person) culeado [adj] PR
referring someone who can lasso an animal by its feet (farm laborer) cucharero [adj] AR:Nw
referring someone who looks like a native of india culí (inglés) [adj] CR:S,E PA derog.
referring to someone who cares for pigs, either breeding them or buying and selling them chanchero [adj] CL BO
referring to someone who has lost prestige, good taste, or quality (person) charraleado [adj] CR
referring to someone who looks for food at strange hours dañino [adj] NI
referring to argentina che [adj] CL rare
referring to argentina che [adj] HN PE
become exhausted (particularly referring to sexual potency) alcanzarse [v] GT HN
heap merchandize (referring to a machine) apilonar [v] CU
work inefficiently (especially referring to a government agency) aplazar [v] BO
move very slowly (referring to a vehicle) cacharrear [v] CL
crack during cooking or drying (referring to a ceramic container) abrirse [v] HN
defecate (especially referring to a child) cacachar [v] BO child
economically support a lover (referring to a man) acamalar [v] AR rare
defecate (especially referring to a child) cacarearse [v] AR UY
possess the requirements necessary for something (referring to a person or thing) clasificar [v] MX CU CO
crumble (referring to bread) desmoronar [v] CU CO:C
drip from a hole in a container (referring to a liquid) descorrotarse [v] PR
worse (referring to a patient's illness) descotorrarse [v] SV
become broken (referring to a bone) despaletarse [v] PA
die from over-watering (referring to a plant) derretirse [v] CR rur.
lose the handle (referring to a tool) desencabarse [v] CO
manifest symptoms (referring to an illness that had been incubating) desenchiparse [v] CO:C,E
leak out (referring to all of the water in a container) desagotarse [v] AR UY
lose fur (particularly referring to a dog) despelechar [v] BO PY AR UY
surrender to a country's government under certain conditions (referring to an armed group) desalzarse [v] NI
happily accept someone else's company (referring to a child) dar [v] CU
blow out (referring to a tire) desbandarse [v] CL AR
turn around (referring to a person) davueltar [v] AR:N rur.
turn around (referring to a person) davueltear [v] AR:N
be plunged into chaos (referring to an institution/country) desbarrancarse [v] EC AR UY
fall off a cliff/precipice (referring to a vehicle) desbarrancar [v] BO
remain separated after cooking (referring to grains of rice) desgranarse [v] CU DO EC
become weaker with age (referring to one's physical abilities) desgranarse [v] DO
come to a certain place (referring to many people) descolgarse [v] CU DO MX
end a romantic relationship (referring to two people) dejarse [v] GT NI DO PR CO PY
move at a great speed (referring to a person/vehicle) desmadrarse [v] CR
go to a certain place (referring to many people) descolgarse [v] CU DO MX
fall off (referring to part of the facing of a surface, particularly a wall) decacarañar [v] DO
in depth (referring to the understanding of a topic/activity) de a caballo [adv] CL
grow considerably (referring a plant) altivarse [v] HN
referring to acquisition adquisitoria [adj/f]
referring to the tariff of customs duties arancelaria [adj/f]
referring to baseball beisbolera [adj/f] MX GT HN SV CU PR CO VE CL
referring to baseball beisbolística [adj/f] GT HN SV NI PA DO PR CO VE CL
referring to horses calchona [adj/f] CL rur.
referring to a bird calchona [adj/f] CL rur.
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotada [adj/f] HN NI
Idioms
referring to nicaraguan poet rubén darío dariano [adj] NI EC
hit someone as part of the punishment for losing a game (referring to a group of people) dar masilla [v] CR
offer oneself sexually to a man (referring to a woman) darlas [v] MX
converse for a long time (referring to two people) darse su desembarcada [v] NI
end up being favorable (referring to a series of events) darse las papas [v] CL rare
pair up (referring to two people of equal standing or with similar personalities) darse la piedra con el coyol [v] HN
attack verbally (referring to two or more people) darse madera [v] CO
attack in a competition/game (referring to two or more people) darse madera [v] CO
talk at great length (referring to two people) darse su desembarcada [v] NI
crash (referring to a vehicle) darse un bollo [v] AR
get dinged (referring to a car) darse un llegue [v] MX
hit each other (referring to two or more people) darse una buena moqueteada [v] NI
quickly agree to having sex with someone (referring to a woman) dárselas [v] MX
end a romantic relationship with a man (referring to a woman) cortarle el rabo [v] CR
remain single (referring to a woman) írsele el tren [v] MX SV PE PR BO CL
shake (referring to someone's legs) dar canillera [v] CR PR
look high quality but not actually be high quality (referring to a thing) dar el gatazo [v] MX
allow someone else to see an intimate part of the body (particularly referring to a woman) dar filo [v] CU
attract attention by one's beauty or elegance (referring to a woman) dar la hora [v] DO rare
attract attention by one's beauty or elegance (referring to a woman) dar la hora [v] CU PE
agree to have sex (referring to a woman) dar la pasada [v] CL
overwhelm someone (referring to a situation) dar lata [v] CL
become a drag (referring to an activity/task) dar lata [v] CL
end a romantic relationship with a man (referring to a woman) dar los veinte [v] CR
remain single (referring to a woman) dejar el tren [v] GT HN NI CR CO BO
hit someone as a joke (referring to a group of people) dar masilla [v] CR
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] PR rur.
show part of one's legs or underwear in certain positions (referring to a woman) dar picón [v] VE
Speaking
what are you referring to? ¿a que se refiere?
what are you referring to? ¿a qué te refieres?
referring to our conversation con respecto a nuestra conversación
Phrases
referring to their letter en relación con la carta
Colloquial
virgin, particularly referring to a forest crudo [adj] HN
referring to a horse that has calchas calchudo [adj] CL AR:Nw
referring to a bird that has calchas calchudo [adj] CL AR:Nw
referring to person who has abundant hair calchudo [adj] AR:Nw rare
faded (referring to clothes) cacarata [adj] BO:W rur.
referring someone who easily evades agreements or responsibilities (person) cuerpeador [adj] AR:Nw
defecate involuntarily (especially referring to a child) cacacharse [v] BO child
negatively impact someone's mood (referring to a bad experience) darse [v] CR
give out due to exhaustion (referring to someone's limbs) desgonzarse [v] GT CU DO AR UY CR disused
referring to something that was said with no special intention por decir nomás [adv] EC CL AR:Nw
virgin, particularly referring to a forest cruda [adj/f] HN
referring to a bird that has calchas calchuda [adj/f] CL AR:Nw
referring to person who has abundant hair calchuda [adj/f] AR:Nw rare
referring to a horse that has calchas calchuda [adj/f] CL AR:Nw
Slang
referring to something or some place with agitation or movement bullante [adj] CL
consent to sex with a man (referring to a woman) dar el chunche [v] NI
consent to sex with a man (referring to a woman) dar el gancho [v] NI
masturbate oneself (referring to a woman) dedearse [v] MX
consent to sex with a man (referring to a woman) dar el vicho [v] NI
agree to have sex with a man (referring to a woman) dar las nalgas [v] MX DO
Engineering
pejorative term referring to a french person gabacho [adj]