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Meanings of "someone else" in Spanish English Dictionary : 4 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
someone else otro [pron]
someone else otra [f]
someone else otra [adj/f]
Phrases
someone else otra persona

Meanings of "someone else" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
someone else's forastero [adj]
take on someone else's point of view ajustarse [v]
leave to someone else descuidar [v]
foist on someone else descuidar [v]
someone that rapes someone else violador [m]
someone that rapes someone else violadora [f]
belonging to someone else ajeno [adj]
referring to someone who stayed up all night working or doing something else alumbrado (este de venezuela) [adj]
(someone's path) cross with someone else cruzarse los caminos [v]
(someone's path) cross with someone else encontrarse a alguien (por el camino) [v]
request someone else to do something pedir [v]
harmonize (someone with someone else) bienquistar [v]
trespass on someone else's estate penetrar en finca ajena [v]
be in an unfavourable position relative to someone or something else encontrarse en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be in an unfavourable position relative to someone or something else estar en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
confront someone with someone else confrontar a alguien con alguien más [v]
do someone else's dirty works hacer el trabajo sucio de otro [v]
do someone else's dirty works sacar a alguien las castañas del fuego (expresión) [v]
do someone else's dirty works mancharse las manos por otro [v]
indicating that no one knows who someone else works for cachicamo trabaja para la lapa [expr] VE
indicating that no one knows who someone else works for cachicamo trabaja para la lapa [expr] CO:E
expressing impatience at someone else's insistence ¡daleque es tarde! [n] PR
expressing disapproval of a comparison made by someone else ¡da la vuelta! [n] PR
expressing unease at someone else's insistence ¡daleque es tarde! [n] PR
sudden, unexpected manner in which someone bothers someone else aleteo [m] CR
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [m] PAARUYrur.derog.
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [m] MXGTHNNIDOPRCOVEECPEPYderog.
person living at someone else's expense arrimado [m] HNSVNICRPAVEderog.
someone who obtains money from somebody else by means of threats or hoaxes atracador [m] CUVEUY
person who plays with someone else's money burro [m] DO
person who consumes food and drink paid for by someone else cachetero [m] PR
taking advantage of someone else's trust and kindness abusador [m] HNCRPACUDOVE
a folkloric dance in which a woman runs after a man until he falls or escapes and the turn is given to someone else baile de la chicha maya [m] CO
person who provides data/important information to someone else datero [m] VECLARUY
person who guards or watches someone else's property, generally a farm or ranch, and carries out some administrative or maintenance tasks there cuidandero [m] HNSVNIrur.
person who guards or watches someone else's property, generally a farm or ranch, and carries out some administrative or maintenance tasks there cuidandero [m] CRCOVE
eating from the same plate as someone else cuchareo [m] CLteen
man who takes advantage of someone else's interest in him, especially women, for personal gain chulampín [m] CU
search of someone else's pockets or belongings esculque [m] CO
person who bothers or annoys someone else fletador [m] GT
living off someone else gorreo [m] MX
drag off someone else's cigarette fumito [m] SVVE
sponging off someone else gorreo [m] MX
person who tends to drink and put it on someone else's tab gorrero [m] PACO:NAR
abusive person who drinks at someone else's expense goterero [m] CO
scene created by someone to impress someone else cuadro [m] HN
person who exploits someone else's mine and shares the profits with the owner kajcha [m] BO
exploitation of someone else's mine with the condition of selling the mineral to its owner kajchiris [m] BO
influential person who supports someone else digger (inglés) [m] PR
outing made to pick or eat fruit on someone else's property maroteo [m] DO
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimada [f] MXGTHNNIDOPRCOVEECPEPYderog.
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimada [f] PAARUYrur.derog.
person living at someone else's expense arrimada [f] HNSVNICRPAVEderog.
someone who obtains money from somebody else by means of threats or hoaxes atracadora [f] CUVEUY
person who consumes food and drink paid for by someone else cachetera [f] PR
someone who takes advantage of someone else's trust and kindness abusadora [f] HNCRPACUDOVE
person who provides data/important information to someone else datera [f] VECLARUY
person who bothers or annoys someone else fletadora [f] GT
living off someone else gorreada [f] MX
living off someone else gorreada [f] MX
sponging off someone else gorreada [f] MX
sponging off someone else gorreada [f] MX
person who tends to drink and put it on someone else's tab gorrera [f] PACO:NAR
abusive person who drinks at someone else's expense goterera [f] CO
sale of someone else's merchandise, which is paid off as items are sold at a prearranged price consignación [f] MXDOPEBO
indecision or contradiction when dealing with someone else contumeria [f] HNSV
outing made to pick or eat fruit on someone else's property marota [f] DO
who overstays their welcome in someone else's house arranchado [adj] VE
living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [adj] MXGTHNNIDOPRCOVEECPEPYderog.
living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [adj] PAARUYrur.derog.
filling in for someone else temporarily aguante [adj] DO
relating to someone who lives in someone else's house without paying rent arrimado [adj] PRUY
taking advantage of someone else's trust and kindness abusador [adj] HNCRPACUDOVE
who looks or searches through someone else's things, messing them up curteador [adj] DO
who is the lover of someone else's girlfriend or wife (person) entrador [adj] SV
who is the lover of the someone else's girlfriend or wife entruche [adj] SV
who searches someone else's pockets or belongings esculcón [adj] COderog.
obtained with the help of someone else without concern for legality a lo compadre [adj] CL
similar to someone else cortado por la misma tijera [adj] DOECCL
that has come to an agreement with someone or something else (person or entity) conveniado [adj] NICU
like someone else cortado por la misma tijera [adj] DOECCL
accustomed to involving someone else in shady business emborujador [adj] PR
continuously at someone else's disposal ofrecido [adj] GTNIBOPY
helping someone else paleteado [adj] CL
keep someone else's property achamparse [v] CL
have the edge on/over (be slightly better than someone or something else) garnachear [v] SCN
stay improperly in someone else's house or in any place achantarse [v] CUDOVE
influence somebody against someone else afilar [v] HNSVNI
persuade someone against someone else afilar [v] HNSVNI
hit someone else acomodar [v] CR
sexually arouse someone else alborotar [v] NICRPAVEBOARUY
keep some of the money that should be given to someone else apuntarse [v] CU
agree with someone else's opinion arrebiatarse [v] SVNIPADOVE
expropriate something from someone else armarse [v] PRVE
confiscate something from someone else armarse [v] PRVE
ruin someone else's plans escupir el asado [v] AR
live with someone else at their expense arrimarse [v] MXGTHNNIPADOPRCOVEderog.
live with someone else at their expense arrimarse [v] ARrur.derog.
make someone else to eat and drink excessively atacuñar [v] PR
make someone else eat and drink excessively atacuñar [v] PRrur.
make someone else to eat and drink excessively atucuñar [v] PR
keep something from someone else amallarse [v] CLderog.
get someone else to pay for lunch/dinner amolar [v] CU
take someone's else property and abuse it bolsear [v] MX
get something free from someone else bolsear [v] CL
say something that harms someone else buchonear [v] AR
put something on someone else without them noticing in order to make fun of them acarguillar [v] AR:Nwrur.
(among criminals) to watch out to warn others if someone else comes unexpectedly campanearse [v] MX
happily accept someone else's company (referring to a child) dar [v] CU
make things worse for oneself by killing someone else desgraciarse [v] NIPE
take someone else's job descarchar [v] SV
try to get things done with little effort or at someone else's expense cucarachear [v] PR
cool or calm someone else down culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR
look or search through someone else's things, messing them up curcutear [v] DO
illegally take someone else's belonging currar [v] AR
rummage through one's own things or someone else's things curucutear [v] VE
put up with someone else's annoyances fregar [v] MXHNSVNI
illegally occupy someone else's property explayarse [v] VE
hurt someone else (two or more people) convoyarse [v] VE
block the professional or other advancement of someone else (person) corchar [v] EC
interrupt someone else's relationships corcholear [v] NI
make one's position or reasoning clear to someone else cuadrarse [v] PE
reach an agreement to harm someone else contlapachearse [v] MX
pretend to be someone else guillarse [v] DO
make a mistake that seriously harms someone else despescuezar [v] SV
take someone else's money embolsillarse [v] NICUDOVEBOCLPYAR:NwUY
go bother someone else ir a morir largo [v] NIchild
use one's influence to help someone else palanquear [v] AMER
use one's leverage to help someone else palanquear [v] AMER
kick the ball into someone else's court pelotear [v] VE
spend someone else' money ripear [v] CU
spend someone else' money ripiar [v] CU
take one's frustration out on someone else rematar [v] GTPY
control someone else's spending reparar [v] VE
obtain something for someone else reparar [v] VE
take an interest in someone else merendar [v] rare
take an interest in someone else's hand merendar [v] rare
at someone else's expense de cachucha [adv] MX
obtained with the help of someone else without concern for legality a lo compadre [adv] CL
relating to someone who lives in someone else's house without paying rent arrimada [adj/f] PRUY
Idioms
give the responsibility (to someone else) cargar el blanco a alguien [v]
pass the blame (to someone else) cargar el blanco a alguien [v]
give the responsibility (to someone else) cargar el mochuelo a alguien [v]
pass the blame (to someone else) cargar el mochuelo a alguien [v]
give the responsibility (to someone else) cargar el muerto a alguien [v]
pass the blame (to someone else) cargar el muerto a alguien [v]
put one's nose in someone else's business meter la nariz [v]
equate someone to someone else equiparar a alguien con alguien más [v]
correct and improve something done by someone else corregirle la plana a alguien [v]
correct and improve something done by someone else enmendarle la plana a alguien [v]