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proverb. A ver a un velorio y a divertirse a un fandango.There's a time and a place for everything.
ling. hacer de una pulga un camelloto make a mountain out of a molehill [idiom] [to make too much of a minor issue]
dejar a-algn/algoto leave sb./sth. [a thing somewhere, a person alone]
Unverified tenerle a monte a algn [acosar a algn] [sur.] [Venezuela] [col.]to harass sb.
denegar (el acceso a / el derecho a) algo a algnto deny sb. (access to / the right to) sth.
Unverified ¡vete a pulpiar a la marea! [vete a la mierda] [esp.] [col.] [Canarias]go to hell! [Am.] [vulg.] [sl.]
simpa {m} [col.] [esp.] [marcharse de un local sin pagar]doing a runner [Br.] [coll.] [avoiding payment of a bill in a restaurant]
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]
poner de vuelta a media a algn [col.] [locución]to tear a strip off sb. [Br.] [coll.] [idiom]
proverb. El que no se puede tirar, se jondea. [carib.]When there's a will, there's a way.
salir a pedir de boca [locución] [asunto etc.]to go off without a hitch [coll.] [idiom] [matter, affair: occur without a problem]
Apenas salí a la calle, se puso a llover.As soon as I went out into the street it began to rain.
baño {m}bathroom [in a home, normally with a toilet]
admin. econ. aduana {f} [a una frontera]Customs [at a border]
una [antes de una vocal]an ['a' before a vowel]
correr (algo)to run (sth.) [on foot, a distance, a risk]
clavado {adj} {past-p} [arma afilada]buried [coll.: of a knife in a torso]
hundido {adj} {past-p} [arma afilada]buried [coll.: of a knife in a torso]
indum. camiseta {f}vest [Br.] [a piece of underwear worn under a shirt]
sumarse [unirse a grupo]to join [a group]
mil. tec. cargar algoto load sth. [e.g. a computer file, also a weapon]
con cuentagotas {adv} [col.]in dribs and drabs [coll.] [a little at a time]
Unverified hacer la vida de cuadritos a algn [molestar a algn] [col.] [El Salvador]to pester sb.
regañar a algn a base de bien [col.] [locución]to chew sb. out [Am.] [coll.] [idiom]
lit. F La feria de las vanidadesVanity Fair: A Novel without a Hero [William Makepeace Thackeray]
puro {m} delgado [a menudo con un filtro]cigarillo [cigarette-sized cigar often with a filter]
Unverified hijo de la chingada {noun} [hijo de puta] [mex.] [col.]son of a gun [son of a bitch] [coll.] [sl.]
¡Bienvenidos!Welcome! [to a mixed group or to a group of only men]
proverb. No hay que ahogarse en un vaso de agua. [col.] [locución]Don't make a mountain out of a molehill. [coll.] [idiom]
¿Cómo se llama?What's your name? [said to a person who is unfamiliar]
llevar a algn a caballitoto give sb. a piggyback (ride) [coll.]
a unos diez minutos a pie {adv}about a ten minute walk
acompañar a algn a un lugarto see sb. to a place
acompañar a algn a un lugarto walk sb. to a place
Unverified darle un aventón a algn [darle una vuelta a algn] [mex.] [col.]to give sb. a ride
Unverified me voy a apolillar [me voy a dormir] [sur.] [Lufardo]to take a snooze [Am.] [sl.] [coll.]
una [before a masculine noun]
unaa [before a feminine noun]
med. sala {f} de hospitalward [in a hospital]
mil. llamar a filas a algnto conscript sb.
de manera práctica {adv}realistically [in a practical way]
de manera realista {adv}realistically [in a lifelike way]
ascender a algnto promote sb. [to a higher position]
a ritmo constante {adv}steadily [at a constant speed]
de remate {adj}hopeless [coll.] [of a person, completely stupid]
bandeja {f} de papelpaper loader [on a printer, photocopier]
bandeja {f} de papelpaper tray [on a printer, photocopier]
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]
acercar a algn [llevar en un coche etc.]to give sb. a lift [take in a car etc.]
Unverified fregar a algn [molestar a algn] [mex.]to bug sb.
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