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Dictionary Spanish English: over

Translation 1 - 73 of 73

SpanishEnglish
ADJ   over | more over | most over
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NOUN   an over | overs
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sobre {adv}
24
over
por {prep}
2
over [used with directions]
2 Words: Others
agachado {adj} {past-p}bent over
encorvado {adj} {past-p}bent over
para acá {adv}over here [towards here]
ahí {adv}over there
allí {adv}over there
allí enfrente {adv}over there
al ralenti {adj} [motor]ticking over [Br.] [motor]
2 Words: Verbs
calentarse con algoto agonize over sth.
agacharseto bend over
encorvarseto bend over
llamar a algnto call over sb.
meteo. nublarse [cielo]to cloud over
TIC migrar algoto cut sth. over
cubrir algo con algoto drape sth. over sth.
voltear algo [hacer dar vueltas]to flip sth. over
aero. sobrevolar a-algn/algoto fly over sb./sth.
superar algoto get over sth.
apenas tratar algoto gloss over sth. [fig.] [deal with superficially]
repasar algo [comprobar]to go over sth. [idiom] [check, re-examine]
entregar a-algn/algoto hand sb./sth. over
cernerse sobre algn/algo [también fig.]to hang over sb./sth. [also fig.]
náut. escorarseto heel over
cernerse sobre algn/algoto hover over sb./sth.
saltar (algo)to jump (over) (sth.)
náut. escorarto keel (over)
volcar algo [tirar]to knock sth. over
inclinarse sobre algoto lean over sth.
hacerse a un lado [locución]to move over [idiom] [step aside etc.]
botar corriente sobre algo [Colombia] [col.] [locución] [pensar profundamente]to mull sth. over [think deeply about sth.]
presidir algoto preside over sth.
imponerse a algoto prevail over sth.
prevalecer sobre algoto prevail over sth.
parar (a-algn/algo)to pull (sb./sth.) over
acercarse a la acera y pararto pull over
hacerse a un lado [locución]to pull over [idiom]
rebosarto run over [overflow]
atropellar a-algn/algoto run sb./sth. over
med. formar costrato scab (over)
med. cicatrizarseto scar (over)
asumir algo [encargarse]to take over sth.
desplomarseto topple over
tropezar con algoto trip over sth.
triunfar de algn/algoto triumph over sb./sth.
triunfar sobre algn/algoto triumph over sb./sth.
custodiar a-algn/algoto watch over sb./sth.
amarrar a algn [mex.] [Honduras] [conquistar, seducir a algn]to win sb. over
3 Words: Others
Sigue al dorso.Please turn over. <PTO>
3 Words: Verbs
sobrarto be left over
entregar algo a algn [dar]to hand sth. over to sb. [idiom] [give]
dominar algoto hold sway over sth.
echarle mente a algo [pensar en algo] [sur.] [Colombia] [col.]to mull it over [coll.]
alargar algo a algn [dar]to pass sth. (over) to sb. [give]
cubrir algo con algoto plaster sth. all over sth. [fig.]
volver a hacer algo [hacer algo de nuevo]to start over with sth.
tomarle el relevo a algnto take over from sb.
3 Words: Nouns
cine prof. actor {m} de doblajevoice-over artist
4 Words: Others
por medio {adv} [por todos lados]all over the place
Estoy la mar de contento. [col.] [locución]I'm over the moon. [coll.] [idiom]
otra vez y otra vez {adv}over and over again
¡Por encima de mi cadáver!Over my dead body!
cuando Colón baje el dedo [col.] [carib.]when hell freezes over
4 Words: Verbs
empañar algo [fig.]to cast a pall over sth. [idiom]
excederseto go over the line [idiom]
ling. tildar algoto put a tilde over sth.
llevarse a todo el mundo por delante [locución]to ride roughshod over everybody [idiom]
4 Words: Nouns
armas caza dep. escopeta {f} superpuestaover-and-under shotgun
5+ Words: Others
No salía de su asombro. [locución]He / She couldn't get over his / her surprise. [idiom]
Déjame masticarlo. [déjame pensarlo] [sur.] [Colombia] [col.]Let me mull it over. [coll.]
5+ Words: Verbs
estar hasta las manos con algn [Argentina] [col.] [locución]to be head over heels in love with sb. [idiom]
ver algo por encima de las cabezas ajenasto see sth. over the heads of the other people
recorrer mucho mundoto travel all over the world
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