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Spanish-English translation for: I walked across the square to the café
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cine ir al cineto go to the pictures [Br.] [dated]
con las prisas por hacer algo {adv}in the rush to do sth.
Unverified tirarle leña al fuego [locución]to add fuel to the fire [idiom]
llevar al cierre de algoto lead to the closure of sth.
Unverified ¡arráyate un millo! [vete a la mierda] [esp.] [Canarias]go to the devil! [Am.] [vulg.] [sl.]
proverb. A buen entendedor, pocas palabras bastan.A word to the wise is enough.
proverb. Quien tuvo, retuvo.Something stays with you to the grave.
denegar (el acceso a / el derecho a) algo a algnto deny sb. (access to / the right to) sth.
loc. no tener corazón para hacer algoto not have the heart to do sth.
cafetería {f}café
¿Dónde demonios se han metido? [locución]Where the devil have they got to? [idiom]
Desde que tengo uso de razón lo he sabido.Ever since I can remember I've known that.
Disculpe, no entendí esto.I'm sorry, I didn't catch that.
Disculpe, no entendí esto.I'm sorry, I didn't get that.
gastr. internet cibercafé {m}internet café
cafetería {f} con mesas fuerapavement café
¿Cómo diantres vamos a ... ? [col.] [locución]How the hell are we going to ...? [coll.] [idiom]
proverb. El fruto no cae lejos del árbol. [mex.]The fruit of a tree falls to its root.
proverb. El infierno está empedrado de buenos propósitos.The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Fuimos a despedirle a la estación.We went to see him off at the station.
estar hasta el moño [col.] [locución]to be fed up (to the back teeth) [coll.] [idiom]
sombrilla {f}umbrella [used on the beach and at cafés against the sun]
econ. activar algoto kick-start sth. [fig.] [stimulate, boost] [the economy, the production, tourism]
Nos llevó dos horas cruzar el bosque caminando.It took us two hours to walk through the forest.
El avión va directamente de Madrid a Moscú sin parar.The plane goes directly from Madrid to Moscow without stopping.
estar harto [ha comido mucho]to be stuffed to the gills [idiom] [full up with food]
ling. ser la oveja negra de la familiato be the black sheep of the family [idiom] [to be a disreputable/bad member of a family or group]
comerse las uñas por algo [locución]to be champing at the bit to do sth. [idiom] [be impatient]
a lo largo de {prep}across
a través de {prep}across
Era un día tan cálido que decidimos ir al mar.It was such a warm day that we decided to go to the beach.
hist. El Bienio Reformista {m}[The first two years of the Second Spanish Republic, when major political reforms were carried out, 1931-33]
Hace más frío que pelando rábanos. [esp.] [Jaén] [col.] [idioma]It's cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey. [coll.] [idiom]
toparse con algn [hallar casualmente]to come across sb.
cuadrado {adj}square
mat. cuadrado {m}square
proverb. Vale más el collar que el perro.[We spent more on the collar than on the dog.]
mat. tec. escuadra {f}set square
mat. raíz {f} cuadradasquare root
unid. centímetro {m} cuadradosquare centimeter [Am.]
unid. centímetro {m} cuadradosquare centimetre [Br.]
unid. kilómetro {m} cuadradosquare kilometre [Br.]
unid. metro {m} quadradosquare meter [Am.]
unid. metro {m} cuadradosquare metre [Br.]
ling. coger el toro por los cuernosto grab the bull by the horns [idiom] [to deal with a problem in a very direct and confident way, even though there is some risk in doing this]
loc. hacerse las Américasto make one's fortune in the Americas [usually refers to Spaniards who emigrated to Latin America in the 19th and early 20th centuries; also used ironically about companies breaking into Latin market]
unid. decímetro {m} cuadrado <dm²>square decimeter <dm²> [Am.]
trepar por algoto scramble across sth. [move using hands and feet]
urban. plaza {f} <plz>square [public area of town]
yo {pron}I
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