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Spanish-English translation for: diventare rosso come un pomodoro
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darse un porrazo [col.] [locución]to come a cropper [coll.] [idiom] [fall and get hurt]
venirto come
¡Arriba!Come on!
llegarto come [arrive]
pasarto come in
pasarto come past
salirto come out
volverto come back
¡Ven! [sur.]Come on!
andarto come on foot
entrarto come in [enter]
tener lugarto come about
tener lugarto come off
finalizarto come to an end
desprenderse [despegarse]to come off [detach itself]
(Yo) vengo de ...I come from ...
nacerto come aborning [esp. Am.] [also fig.]
regresar [al punto de partida]to come back
¿Cuánto es?What does that come to?
cobrar vidato come to life [become animate]
elucubrar sobre algoto come up with sth.
loc. estar que ardeto come to a head
proceder de algo [provenir]to come from sth. [originate]
provenir de algo/algnto come from sb./sth.
toparse con algn [hallar casualmente]to come across sb.
venirse abajo [edificio: colapso]to come down [building: collapse]
¡Ven pa'ca! [México] [pey.] [col.]Come here! [pej.]
entrar en tromba [locución]to come in like a whirlwind [idiom]
acudir en ayuda de algnto come to sb.'s aid
salir mal parado de algoto come out of sth. badly
Tengo grandes deseos de que vengan.I really hope they come.
¡A por ellos! [col.]Come on, let's kick arse! [Br.] [vulg.]
Acércate, te quiero contar algo.Come close, I want to tell you something.
proverb. Piedra sin agua no aguza en la fragua.Nothing will come of nothing.
dar una vaina [carib.] [col.] [locución]to come down with something [coll.] [idiom] [fall ill]
entrar en razón [col.] [locución]to come to one's senses [coll.] [idiom] [listen to reason]
en los años venideros {adv}for years to come [for a long time into the future]
ir a caer una buena [col.] [locución]to come a cropper [coll.] [idiom] [suffer defeat, misfortune]
un {adj}one
un poco {adv}slightly
un poquito {adv}slightly
un chin {adv} [carib.]slightly
un poco {adv}a little
un poquitito {adv}very slightly
un montón {noun}a lot
como un niño {adj}immature
echar un vistazoto peek
dar (un) consejoto give advice
ser un ascoto be awful
andar como un patoto lollop
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