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Meanings of "to them" in Spanish English Dictionary : 6 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
to them les [pron]
to them se [pron]
to them se [pron]
to them se [pron]
Speaking
to them a ellos [expr]
Phrases
to them para ellos

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
captain of a body of young noble men to instruct them for the militia alcaide de los donceles [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tanganillo [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tarangallo [m]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa cáñama [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa dezmera [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa excusada [f]
throw dice in a way to make them land on a certain face cargar [v]
cut lambs/sheep tails off to fatten them desrabar [v]
cut lambs/sheep tails off to fatten them desrabotar [v]
letters given to an ambassador or minister for a foreign state to admit and recognize them credenciales [f/pl]
raise the shoulders so as to give them a square appearance (to show dislike) enderezar los hombros [v]
candidate to a high position whose candidacy keeps the group that supports them secret gallo tapado [n] HNSVNIPADOCO
cutting of a fighter cock's feathers to leave them pointed punta de tijera [n] PR
obstructing the course of bees in order to get them into a new hive deshilo [m]
work flax and hemp to make them feel like silk asedar [v]
sit on eggs in order to hatch them encobar [v]
araucanian witch who kidnapped children six months old to change them into monsters imbunche [m] CL
farm hand who catches the sheep to hand them over to the shearer agarrador [m] ARUY
agreement to plant land in which the owner provides the land and the partner provides the seeds and work with the resulting crops being divided evenly between them alpartidario [m] PE
narrowing chute to guide animals to separate them embudo [m] HN
person who wraps up the bunch's of bananas in a plastic bag to preserve them from damage while growing bellotero [m] HN:Nrur.
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CLARUY
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CLARUY
device used for sweepstakes, consisting of a container with numbered balls and a mechanism to extract them one by one bolillero [m] ARUY
wait in the lobby of the office of a powerful person in order to ask them a favor cabildeo [m] PA
elimination/reduction of the artificial control of prices allowing them to rise and fall freely based on supply and demand desembalse [m] PE
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucu [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucu [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucú lele [m] PY
man who, in the company of others, surprises someone to give them a beating cuatrero [m] BO:E
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cuculelé [m] PY
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cuculí [m] BO
amount of money gathered each month to raffled off among them cuchubal [m] GTSV
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperón (francés) [m] SVNICUPRECPECL
piece of paper on which a student makes a note of formulas and information in order to use them secretly during a test chanchullo [m] BO
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
plastic utensils rolled together in a bunch leaves to keep them in place espiral [m] CO
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonero [m] CLAR
theft of parts from one device or vehicle to put them in another canibalismo [m] CU
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo marrueco [m] PR
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo tutelar [m] PR
hoarding of products to later sell them at an exaggerated price when they are scarce coyotaje [m] HN
burlap cloth used to cover certain things to protect them from dust and water coleto [m] VE
burlap cloth used to cover certain things to protect them from dust and water coletón [m] VE
man who has a job to load and unload goods, or transporting them on his shoulders hombreador [m] ARUY
witch doctor who rubs a guinea pig on the body of a sick person to heal them jubeador [m] PErur.
confection technique that consists of knotting parts of a skein thread to make them impermeable to dye jaspe [m] GTNI
soft blow with a bunch of herbs by a healer to a patient to rid them of an evil or bad luck pase [m] CU
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] BO:C,S
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] CLdisused
male prostitute that drugs his johns to steal from them pepero [m] PEdelinq.
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them rastrillador [m] BO:W
obligatory savings for workers that is returned to them in january of each year salario escolar [m] CR
small amount of money given to someone to temporarily help them salve [m] PA
blow behind the knee to bring them down tuque [m] PR
torture consisting of putting a bag over the victim's head to suffocate them submarinoseco [m] CLARUY
children's game where the child in the middle has to guess the animal selected by the children sitting in a circle around them zape mirringo [m] HN
competition where riders pull the tail of cattle to knock them down in a race toros coleados [m] VE
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt taragallo [m] rare
pension given by grandees to knights fighting for them caballería [f] rur.rare
tool placed on animals' heads to prevent them entering cultivated fields carlanca [f] ECHN
flock of horsehair bristles for the rider to grasp from them while riding agarradera [f] ARUY
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality caladora [f] CL
chain/strap that lifts heavy spurs to attach them to the heel alzaprima [f] ARUY
leather sheath/coarse fabric to cover the spurs of fighting cocks and prevent them from being injured in tests or trials bota [f] HNDOPR
sleep-inducing substance administered to someone in order to rob them burundanga [f] COVEPE
confrontation between roosters without touching in order to prepare them for the fight (cock fighting) abosadura [f] CU
(horse taming) leather placed on the horse's hooves when teaching them to trot chancleta [f] PA
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperona (francés) [f] SVNICUPRECPECL
piece of paper on which a student makes a note of formulas and information in order to use them secretly during a test chanchulla [f] BO
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonera [f] CLAR
witch doctor who rubs a guinea pig on the body of a sick person to heal them jubeadora [f] PErur.
savings system consisting of a group of people agreeing to periodically deliver to one of them a certain fixed amount of money junta [f] PE
doubling of corn plants to help them dry out dobla [f] MX:SeGTHNSVNIrur.
ceremony in which incense is burned to ask the gods for protection or thank them for some benefit milluchada [f] BO
payment a musician makes to a media outlet to promote them payola [f] DO
female prostitute that drugs her johns to steal from them pepera [f] PEdelinq.
person who buys panama hats to sell them to an exporter perra [f] EC
substance used to put a spell on someone to attract them sexually pusanga [f] PE:E
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them rastrilladora [f] BO:W
leather strap tied to cattle's leg and horns to prevent them from jumping fences suelda [f] HNrur.
letters given to an ambassador or minister for a foreign state to admit and recognize them credencia [f] disused
not quick on returning things lent to them cullu [adj] BO
referring to someone who cares for pigs, either breeding them or buying and selling them chanchero [adj] CLBO
who is oblivious to what is happening around them fly (inglés) [adj] VE
pertaining to occasional side jobs and who does them pitutero [adj] CL
pertaining to the substance used to put a spell on someone to attract them sexually pusanguero [adj] PE:E
join two animals by the neck to get them used to walk together acollarar [v] BOCLARUY
pursue wandering horses through the night to herd them back to a corral trasnochar [v] VE
chase runaway animals and herd them back to a corral brujear [v] VE
fit together so tightly that it is impossible to separate them (two objects) atracarse [v] VEUY
open a person's mouth against their will (forcing them to take medicine) barbear [v] HNPAVE
stack harvested plants, especially tobacco and corn, to protect them from frost and drying calchar [v] AR:Nwrare
warm up one or more players on the bench, in order for them to join the game calentar el banco [v] CUPE
speak kindly to a target before robbing them to encourage them to let their guard down rezar [v] HN
lurk near two or more people in conversation trying to overhear them abejonear [v] DO
speak kindly to a target before robbing them to encourage them to let their guard down acampar [v] HN
cause roosters to confront one another without touching in order to prepare them for the fight (cock fighting) abosar [v] CU
put something on someone else without them noticing in order to make fun of them acarguillar [v] AR:Nwrur.
beat someone to the point of leaving them injured despaletillar [v] CU
eliminate/reduce the artificial control of prices allowing them to rise and fall freely based on supply and demand desembalsar [v] PE
soak grain and fruit in order to soften them desaguar [v] EC
touch someone's erogenous zones in order to sexually arouse them dedear [v] PECL
add salt to cold minerals or magistral to hot minerals to combine them curtir [v] PR
try to fool someone and take advantage of them due to their inexperience or ingenuity chamaquear [v] MX
discredit someone with tricks and wiles to keep them from standing out in a situation or activity chaquetear [v] CL
put a bull in the same pen with the cows to mate them entorar [v] ARUYrur.
imitate someone's mannerisms or speech pattern in order to make fun of them etricar [v] DO
throw someone into the water tied to a heavy object in order to kill them fondear [v] PEBOCL
recover cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonear [v] CLAR
steal pieces of an electronic device or a vehicle to use them in another or sell canibalear [v] CU
violently assault someone to rob them cogotear [v] PEBOCL
carefully observe a person before trusting them to do business encapillar [v] PR
tie corn or sugar cane into bunches while still planted to protect them from rain and frost monear [v] MXrur.
burn incense to ask the gods for protection or thank them for some benefit milluchar [v] BO:C,W
put fighter cocks together to work them up before a fight picar [v] PR
drug someone to rob them pepear [v] PE
tail someone to rob them postear [v] SV
follow someone to rob them postear [v] SV
shake someone to revive them zarandear [v] HNSVNI
punish a person by stretching them using four stakes nailed to the ground estaquear [v] AR/UYrare
competition where riders pull the tail of cattle to knock them down in a race toros coleados [m/pl] VE
red cosmetic powders and creams applied to the cheeks to give them color chapas [f/pl] PE
Idioms
officially punish someone or call them to account for their behaviour pedir cuentas a alguien [v]
officially punish someone or call them to account for their behaviour exigir cuentas a alguien [v]
cause them to take part or be implicated in something comprometer a alguien en algo [v]
cause them to take part or be implicated in something enrollar a alguien en algo [v]
cause them to take part or be implicated in something mezclar a alguien en algo [v]
cause them to take part or be implicated in something meter a alguien en algo [v]
whatever they say bounces off of me and sticks to them ser misas de salud [v]
I hope to see them again ojos que te vieron ir [interj]
according to popular belief, to make the souls of deceased family members return to the afterlife after eating the offerings prepared for them on day of the dead despachar las almas [v] AR:Nw
hit someone to reprimand them dársela [v] ARUY
insult someone to the point of not having more things to say to insult them decirle hasta la despedida [v] MX
make someone carry out a physical/violent activity (sometimes by subjecting them to corporal punishment) dar huaraca [v] CL
hit someone to hurt them dársela [v] ARUY
pass over someone (causing them to lose their position/importance) dar baje [v] MX
relegate someone (causing them to lose their position/importance) dar baje [v] MX
put a curse on someone to take advantage of them sexually dar chamico [v] EC
allow someone to continue working without alerting them they are under observation dar cordel [v] CU
make someone carry out a physical or violent activity (sometimes by subjecting them to corporal punishment) dar guaraca [v] CL
forcefully defeat someone (leaving them unable to react) dejar en la lona [v] NIECBOPY
encourage someone through words/actions to tease them dar cuerda [v] GT
criticize someone's actions in order to offend them dar plomo [v] PA
suppress someone's will using spells in order to take advantage of them sexually dar chamico [v] EC
give someone control or management of a matter allowing them to be humiliated entregar la oreja [v] CL
throw dried beans in the air to separate them from dirt or stubble soplar frijoles [v] HNrur.
get to know a person well to avoid problems with them or take advantage of them coger el juego [v] CU
talk badly about someone, especially due to being upset or angry at them hablar incendios [v] PEBOAR:Nw
pass building materials from hand to hand to move them from one place to another hacer chasqui [v] ECrare