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Dictionary Spanish English: [{[idiom]}]

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SpanishEnglish
¡Por Dios! [locución]Christ! [idiom] [potentially offensive exclamation of alarm or annoyance]
¡Blablablá! [col.] [locución] [también: ¡Bla-bla-bla!]Rhubarb! [dated] [sl.] [idiom]
Verbs
ir a paso de tortuga [locución]to crawl [idiom] [time: go slowly]
repetir algo como un loro [locución]to parrot sth. [idiom]
2 Words: Others
¡Sé mismo! [locución]Be yourself! [idiom]
¡Vaya cosa! [locución] [con sarcasmo]Big deal! [idiom] [said sarcastically]
¡Arriba el ánimo! [locución]Cheer up! [idiom]
¡Levanta el ánimo! [locución]Cheer up! [idiom]
a toda máquina {adv} [locución]flat out [idiom]
¡Así se habla! [locución]Hear, hear! [idiom]
a troche y moche {adv} [col.] [locución]helter-skelter [coll.] [idiom]
¡Por Dios! [locución]Jesus (Christ)! [idiom] [potentially offensive exclamation of alarm or annoyance]
de última hora {adj} [locución]last minute [idiom]
¡Y una porra! [col.] [locución]Like hell! [coll.] [idiom]
negro como la pez {adj} [locución]pitch black [idiom]
propiamente dicho {adv} [locución]strictly speaking [idiom]
cuanto más {adv} [locución]the more [idiom]
¡Así se habla! [locución]Well said! [idiom]
2 Words: Verbs
estar arrecho [col.] [locución] [hacer el amor] [Perú]to be horny [coll.] [idiom] [want to have sex]
llamar la atención [cosa] [locución]to be noteworthy [idiom]
andar aguja [col.] [locución] [no tener dinero] [Perú]to be skint [Br.] [coll.] [idiom] [have no money]
trastornarseto become unhinged [idiom] [lose one's mind]
fréir a-algn/algo a tiros [col.] [locución]to blow sb./sth. away [coll.] [idiom] [shoot dead]
poner a algn de patitas en la calle [col.] [locución]to boot sb. out [unwanted lodger / guest] [coll.] [idiom]
traer algo a la palestrato bring sth. forward [idiom] [consider, include]
traer algo a la palestra [locución]to bring sth. up [idiom] [consider, include]
salir de un brinco [locución]to burst forth [idiom]
regañar a algn a base de bien [col.] [locución]to chew sb. out [Am.] [coll.] [idiom]
juntar algo apresuradamenteto cobble sth. together [idiom]
dar con algn [locución] [hallar a una persona]to come across sb. [idiom]
Unverified encontrarse a-algn/algoto come across sb./sth. [coll.] [idiom]
partirse de risa [col.] [locución]to crack up [coll.] [idiom] [laugh uncontrollably]
adormecerse [empezar a dormirse]to doze off [coll.] [idiom] [fall asleep]
trastornar a algnto drive sb. crazy [Am.] [idiom]
trastornar a algnto drive sb. mad [Br.] [idiom]
adormecerse [empezar a dormirse]to drop off [coll.] [idiom] [fall asleep]
rezagarse [quedarse atrás]to fall behind [idiom]
pillarse por algn [col.] [locución]to fall for sb. [coll.] [idiom]
irse al traste [loc.]to fall through [idiom]
apetecer (algo)to feel like (sth.) [idiom] [fancy]
apañarse [esp.] [asearse, lavarse]to get ready [idiom] [spruce up, get washed]
acabarseto give out [coll.] [idiom] [become exhausted, depleted]
irse hecho una furia [col.] [locución]to go berserk [coll.] [idiom]
repasar algo [comprobar]to go over sth. [idiom] [check, re-examine]
ir sobre ruedas [locución]to go smoothly [idiom]
tener calada a algn [col.] [locución]to have sb. taped [coll.] [idiom] [know the intentions of]
ir a pata [col.] [locución]to hoof it [coll.] [idiom] [go on foot]
durar para siempre [locución]to last forever [idiom]
malear a algnto lead sb. astray [idiom] [debauch, corrupt]
salir por piernas [col.] [locución]to leg it [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]
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