two more

Meanings of "two more" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
General
1	General	two more	otros dos

Meanings of "two more" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 115 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
General
1	General	candlestick with two or more arms	candelabro [m]
2	General	person in jail for two or more weeks	quincenario [m]
3	General	card game with two or more french decks between two groups of players	canasta [f]
4	General	dead heat (a race in which two or more competitors finish in a tie)	empate [m]
5	General	person in jail for two or more weeks	quincenaria [f]
6	General	pertaining to connecting two or more regions	interregional [adj]
7	General	join two or more animals	acollarar [v]
8	General	fight two or more people	rajarse el ayote [v]
9	General	pertaining to two or more states	interestatal [adv]
10	General	union of two or more animals or things	acollaramiento [m] BOCLARUY
11	General	rope to tie two or more horses in single file	arrebiato [m] VE
12	General	loving hugs and kisses between two or more people	arrincone [m] HN
13	General	a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker	bacará [m] CLARUY
14	General	border territory in dispute between two or more countries	bolsón [m] HNSVNI
15	General	fight between two or more people	cachimbeo [m] GTHNNI
16	General	a highway or dual carriageway that connects two or more ports	canal seco [m] HNSVNI
17	General	pact between two or more people to do something hidden from others	cuchubal [m] HN
18	General	pact between two or more people to do something hidden from others	cuchuval [m] NI
19	General	fork in the road where two streets that had been more or less parallel meet	cuchillo [m] CU
20	General	part of the plant where two or more branches emerge	gonce [m] HNCRrur.
21	General	two or more bananas detached from the cluster	gajo [m] HN
22	General	card game in which two or more players try to group related cards before their opponents	golpeado [m] PE
23	General	money for a debt paid by two or more people	copago [m] COCL
24	General	sex involving more than two partners	cuadro [m] CU
25	General	sip, swig, or gulp of alcohol, typically combining two or more types of alcohol	coriloxis [m] NIrare
26	General	dispute between two or more people or groups	contrapunteo [m] NICUPEBOCL
27	General	break that divides an object into two or more parts	quiebre [m] PAAR
28	General	fight between two or more people	agarradera [f] PE
29	General	a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker	baccará [f] CLARUY
30	General	lack of synchronization between two or more people while undertaking a task	desintonización [f] HN
31	General	discrepancy between two or more people	desintonización [f] HNNI
32	General	iron lever that controls the junction of two or more railway lines	espuela [f] HN:N
33	General	two-or more story house	casa de alto [f] HNNICRCUVE:W
34	General	two-or more story house	casa de altos [f] PEdisused
35	General	two-or more story house	casa de altos [f] DOPRECBOCLARUY
36	General	building with two or more stories	casa de altos [f] BO
37	General	two-or more story house	casa de balcón [f] CO
38	General	two-or more story house	casa de altos [f] DOPRECBOCLARUYPEdisused
39	General	power strip with two or more plugs	zapatilla [f] CLPYARUY
40	General	house of two-or more stories	casa de balcón [f] CO
41	General	who have reconciled (two or more people)	abuenado [adj] BOCLARUY
42	General	who have reconciled (two or more people)	abuenado [adj] BOPYAR
43	General	pertaining to someone who has two or more jobs or positions (person)	chambero [adj] MXHN
44	General	occurring between two or more communities	intercomunal [adj] VECLPYAR
45	General	fight between two or more people	agarrarse [v] MXHNCRPAPRVEECPEBOCLUY
46	General	put money in a fund (two or more people)	acuotarse [v] BO
47	General	quarrel (two or more people)	bregetear [v] DO
48	General	fight between two or more people	abruzar [v] DO
49	General	lurk near two or more people in conversation trying to overhear them	abejonear [v] DO
50	General	get involved in a fight (two or more people)	deflecarse [v] DO
51	General	separate two or more things that had been connected	desempatar [v] CUPRVE
52	General	initiate an understanding and collaboration between two or more cliques or gangs	cliquear [v] HNteendelinq.
53	General	separate two or more things that had been connected	desenchuflar [v] HNSVDOCO
54	General	separate two or more people in a fight	desapartar [v] MXHNNICRCUDOVE
55	General	cease to have friendly relations (two or more people)	descachimbarse [v] HN
56	General	fight (two or more people)	deflecarse [v] DO
57	General	disagree (two or more people)	desintonizar [v] HNSVNI
58	General	differ (two or more people)	desintonizar [v] HNSVNI
59	General	disconnect two or more things that had been connected	desempatar [v] CUPRVE
60	General	come to an agreement to do something illicit (two or more people)	cuchubalearse [v] NI
61	General	make a pact between two or more people	cuchuvalearse [v] NI
62	General	conspire to do something two or more people, generally something illegal	cuecharse [v] SVderog.
63	General	make jokes between two or more people	changonetear [v] GTHNSV
64	General	make a racket by yelling (two or more people)	chajwar [v] BO:Sw,Crur.
65	General	converse or chat at length about insignificant or trivial subjects (two or more people)	cututear [v] HN
66	General	speak in whispers or lowered voices (two or more people)	chamuyar [v] BOARUY
67	General	become involved in a fight or discussion (two or more people)	entreverarse [v] BOCLAR
68	General	coincide in order to produce a specific result (two or more causes)	complotarse (inglés) [v] CL
69	General	agree on something that has been said or done (two or more people)	concuasar [v] BO
70	General	be in a dispute (two or more people)	contrapuntear [v] MXNICUCOPEBOAR
71	General	be in competition (two or more people)	contrapuntearse [v] CUPRPEBO
72	General	split the payment of a debt between two or more people	copagar [v] CL
73	General	hurt someone else (two or more people)	convoyarse [v] VE
Idioms
74	Idioms	exchange no more than two words with someone	intercambiar no más de dos palabras con alguien [v]
75	Idioms	exchange no more than two words with someone	cruzar no más de dos palabras con alguien [v]
76	Idioms	hardly exchange more than two words with someone	no ser capaz de intercambiar dos palabras con alguien [v]
77	Idioms	hardly exchange more than two words with someone	no ser capaz de hablar con alguien [v]
78	Idioms	not exchange more than two words with someone	hablar muy poco con alguien [v]
79	Idioms	not exchange more than two words with someone	no hablar más que un par de palabras con alguien [v]
80	Idioms	do more than two things at the same time	echar un ojo al gato y otro al garabato [v]
81	Idioms	scarcely exchange more than two words with someone	hablar sólo dos palabras con alguien [v]
82	Idioms	scarcely exchange more than two words with someone	intercambiar solo un par de palabras con alguien [v]
83	Idioms	four eyes see more than two	cuatro ojos ven más que dos
84	Idioms	attack verbally (referring to two or more people)	darse madera [v] CO
85	Idioms	attack in a competition/game (referring to two or more people)	darse madera [v] CO
86	Idioms	hit each other (referring to two or more people)	darse una buena moqueteada [v] NI
87	Idioms	agree on something (two or more people)	quedar cheque [v] HNSV
88	Idioms	not go together (two or more things)	hacer chiras pelas [v] MX
89	Idioms	speak in a scandalous way (two or more people)	estar como lora en guayabal [v] HNNI
90	Idioms	two people facing off to see who has more power	echar gallitos [v] CL
91	Idioms	come to an agreement two or more people in order to carry out an activity	cuadrar caja [v] CU
92	Idioms	make a nonaggression pact between two or more people from having all something to lose	hacerse pasito [v] CO
93	Idioms	incite discord between two or more people	jincar la yegua [v] NI
Speaking
94	Speaking	i need two more years	necesito dos años más
Phrases
95	Phrases	two times more	dos veces más
Colloquial
96	Colloquial	not get more than two hours of sleep a night	no dormir más de dos horas cada noche
97	Colloquial	meeting point of two or more people	junte [m] PRBO:N,E
98	Colloquial	sex between more than two people	pastel [m] CU
99	Colloquial	converse or chat at length about insignificant or trivial subjects (two or more people)	chachalaquear [f] MXGTHNSVNI
100	Colloquial	union or meeting of two or more people in order to establish a friendship	junta [f] CL
101	Colloquial	person who has two or more jobs or positions	chambista [m/f] MXHN
102	Colloquial	separate two or more things that had been connected	desenchuflar [v] PR
103	Colloquial	alternate reciting improvised verses in a competition between two or more popular poets	contrapuntearse [v] CUVEECPEBOPY
104	Colloquial	make amends (two or more people)	contentarse [v] MXNICRDOCOVEECCL
105	Colloquial	make two or more people reconcile with each other	contentar [v] GTCRDOCL
106	Colloquial	between two or more people or things	entremedio [adv] MXEC
Proverbs
107	Proverbs	a pair of breasts have more pull than two wagons	tiran más dos tetas que dos carretas
Slang
108	Slang	loving hugs and kisses between two or more people	rebaneo [m] HN
109	Slang	loving hugs and kisses between two or more people	atrucuñe [m] HN
110	Slang	loving hugs and kisses between two or more people	amontone [f] HNSV
Business
111	Business	consolidation of two or more properties	consolidación de fincas [f]
International Law
112	International Law	joinder of plaintiff’s claims against two or more defendants	acumulación de acciones
Printing
113	Printing	two or more frames joined together at the top (printing)	capuchinos [m/pl]
Agriculture
114	Agriculture	land kept fallow for two or more years	guamilar [m] HNrur.
Folklore
115	Folklore	danceable musical piece originally involving a repeated phrase in 8th notes called paseo and two parts of more than 8th or 16th time repeated	danza [f] DOPR