time for - İspanyolca İngilizce Sözlük

time for

Play ENESENus
Play ENESENuk
Play ENESENau

Meanings of "time for" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
time for a [prep]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
for the time being por el momento [adv]
use for the first time estrenar [v]
General
for the time being por ahora [adv]
time allotted for watering land where water is distributed by the government ador (árabe) [m]
time it takes for sand to move into the lower part of an hourglass ampolleta [f]
plowing for the second time renda [f]
for the fifth time quinquies (latín) [adj]
plowing for the first time roturador [adj]
suffer intense pain or discomfort for a long time cocerse [v]
hoe land for a second time cruzar [v]
alter quality by oxidation through bottling for a long time remontarse [v]
chew for a second time remugar [v]
plow for the second time rendar [v]
plow for the second time volver [v]
for a short time fugazmente [adv]
for a long time largamente [adv]
for a short time transitoriamente [adv]
money paid for night time festival illumination luminarias [f/pl]
the time appointed for a debt to be paid pagadero [m]
device which is used for measuring time reloj de agua [m]
device which is used for measuring time cronómetro [m]
appropriate time for favourable opportunities momento adecuado para buenas oportunidades [m]
for a limited time temporal [adj]
wear for the first time estrenarse [v]
make up for lost time rescatar [v]
perform for the first time estrenarse [v]
prolong for a very long time eternizar [v]
(time) be ripe for llegar el momento (de algo) [v]
(for a time piece) be slow quedarse atrás [v]
(for a time piece) be slow quedarse atrasado [v]
(for a teacher) give a student hard time in school tomarla con un alumno (un profesor) [v]
last for a long time perdurar [v]
do something for the first time estrenarse [v]
do for a second time reiterar [v]
choose the time for programar [v]
make fit for any use by time or habit habituar [v]
make fit for any use by time or habit acostumbrar [v]
make fit for any use by time or habit aclimatar [v]
play for time intentar ganar tiempo [v]
have no time for no aguantar [v]
have no time for no poder con [v]
set a time for fijar una hora para [v]
set a time for fijar la hora para [v]
return in time for volver a tiempo para [v]
be back in time for volver a tiempo para [v]
be back in time for regresar a tiempo para [v]
return in time for regresar a tiempo para [v]
make up for lost time recuperar el tiempo perdido [v]
allow time for reservar tiempo para [v]
set aside time for reservar tiempo para [v]
have time for something tener tiempo para algo [v]
ask for more time pedir más tiempo [v]
ask for time pedir tiempo [v]
be appointed for the first time ser nombrado a un cargo por primera vez [v]
be pinched for time andar con el tiempo exacto [v]
be pinched for time ir justo de tiempo [v]
be pinched for time ir apretado de tiempo [v]
allocate time for oneself dedicarse tiempo a uno mismo [v]
be appointed for the first time ser nombrado por primera vez [v]
for a long time prolongadamente [adv]
in (for time) dentro [adv]
for the time being por lo pronto [adv]
for the time being de momento [adv]
for a long time detalladamente [prep]
used to call for a time out in a child's game cachos [expr] EC
time for watering land where water is officially distributed ador [m]
taking up mats and the time for doing it desestero [m]
time and food for fattening hogs engordadero [m]
time for putting on winter clothes estero [m]
time for propping vines rodrigazón [m]
using something for the first time encentador [adj]
leave off work for a time desensebar [v]
hoe and weed vines for the second time binar [v]
plough or dig ground for the second time binar [v]
use or do anything for the first time estrenar [v]
perform a play for the first time estrenar [v]
mix mortar for the second time estropear [v]
plough land for the first time romper [v]
for a long time largamente [adv]
time required for a motor to get up to speed arrancón [m] MX
time it takes for sea level to rise aguaje [m] EC
expression indicating the appropriate time for something aguacero [m] CU
a thief that keeps the stolen objects hidden for some time aguantador [m] VEPYARUY
storage of a product for some time (wine or wood) estacionamiento [m] ARUY
fighter cockfighting for the first time gallo niño [m] PR
person who performs a job for a longer time than other workers in the same category or specialty hombre ancla [m] CL
horse that has not been mounted for some time and wants to walk hobachón [m] HN
punishment consisting of making someone stand for a long time plantón [m] GTUY
player for the soccer time river plate de buenos aires riverplatense [m] AR
time allowed to workmen for drinks bebida [f] rur.rare
a thief that keeps the stolen objects hidden for some time aguantadora [f] VEPYARUY
activity, especially sports, performed on holidays in roads that are closed to vehicles for a certain time ciclovía [f] CO
remaining in a certain place for a certain amount of time estada [f] PACO:NECPECLARUY
round, dry bread, and flattened, without yeast or almost none, which can be preserved for a long time galleta marinera [f] ARUY
substitute military exercises, drug treatment, physical works or studies for prison time encarcelación emocional [f] PR
plowing land for the first time in order to sow plants rotura [f] CU
dancing for a long time regazón [f] HN
failing a course or subject for a third time trica [f] PE
training or exercise to walk for a long time trocha [f] VEdisused
hoeing for a second time cruza [f] CLrur.
part of a herd that can be removed for a certain amount of time without affecting production extracción [f] COVE
time for trimming trees remolda [f] ESlocalrur.
someone who has not had sex for a long time acumulado [adj] CLrare
wrinkled due to having been in contact with sunlight for a prolonged period of time (skin) aturrado [adj] HNSVrur.
wrinkled due to having been in contact with water for a prolonged period of time (skin) aturrado [adj] HNSVrur.
absent for a long time (someone) borrado [adj] ARUY
sharpened for the first time (cutting implement) despalmado [adj] CRrur.
unaccustomed to work after having been without activity for a long time (horse) enzacatado [adj] CR
assured for some future time comprado [adj] CL
having been abstinent for a long time veraneado [adj] VE
stuck in a place for a long time zampado [adj] HNSVNICR
remain in one place for a long time, particularly in a home allantarse [v] DO
prepare a plot of land to plant crops for the first time arrotar [v] ECdisusedrur.
stay in one place for a considerable length of time arrancharse [v] PACUVE
hug and kiss passionately for a prolonged amount of time apretujarse [v] PR
(a thief) to hide the stolen objects for a period of time to sell afterwards aguantar [v] VE
stay in a position for an excessive amount of time apernarse [v] CL
work part-time sporadic jobs for low pay cachuelear [v] PE
dance with one person for a long time abonarse [v] GTHNSVrur.
sharpen a cutting implement for the first time despalmar [v] CUMXHNNICRrur.
open a container for the first time desencetar [v] DOdisused
open a container for the first time desencetar [v] PRrur.
take out something that had been in storage for a long time desengavetar [v] GTHNSVNICUPRVE
cry a lot and for a long time desgarnatarse [v] PR
cry and yell loudly and for a long time desgaznatarse [v] PR
yell a lot and for a long time desgarnatarse [v] PR
make someone wait by not arriving at the agreed upon time for a meeting chantar [v] CO
place someone in a certain position of power or influence which they will occupy for a long time entornillar [v] PE
lose their good physical condition and custom for work after having spent a lot of time without activity (horse) enzacatarse [v] CR
cry and shout loudly and for a long time desgaznatarse [v] PR
cry and shout loudly and for a long time desgarnatarse [v] PR
open a container for the first time desencetar [v] PRrur.
open a container for the first time desencetar [v] DOrare
open a container for the first time esencetar [v] PR
cry and shout loudly and for a long time esmelenarse [v] PR
store a product for some time so that it reaches the right state for its use or consumption estacionar [v] ARUY
do something for some time ajustar [v] NI
work agricultural land for the second time, making furrows perpendicular to the previous cruzar [v] HNECrur.
water a plot of land for the first time after the plants have sprouted humarear [v] PE:Srur.
use shoes for the first time kilometrar [v] GT
have sex with someone for the first time librar [v] PR
use for the first time desvirgar [v] HN
use for the first time dibujar [v] PR
ride a wild horse for the first time machucar [v] PRrur.
use for the first time empollar [v] SV
go and stay without permission for a long time encasquetarse [v] HNSV
be doing something for x amount of time llevarse [v] CL
wait for the right time palanganear [v] GT
notice something for the first time rochar [v] CL
grind corn for the second time in a mortar repasar [v] MX