recalarse en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de recalarse en el diccionario español»inglés

acicalarse V. vpr

acicalarse

to dress up

acicalarse

to get dressed up

acicalarse

to put on one's glad rags coloq., hum.

I.calar² V. trans.

1. calar líquido:

calar (empapar)

to soak

calar (atravesar)

to soak through

2.1. calar sandía:

calar

to cut a piece out of (in order to taste it)

2.2. calar coloq. persona/intenciones:

calar

to rumble coloq.

calar

to suss … out ingl. brit. coloq.

lo calé enseguida

I sussed him (out) o rumbled him right away

te tenemos muy calado

we've rumbled you o got you sussed

te tenemos muy calado

we've got your number argot

3.1. calar madera/cuero:

calar

to fret

3.2. calar tela/blusa:

calar

to make openwork in

4.1. calar NÁUT.:

calar velas

to lower

4.2. calar NÁUT.:

calar redes

to cast

4.3. calar NÁUT.:

calar barco:

to draw

el barco cala ocho metros

the ship draws eight meters

5. calar bayoneta:

calar

to fix

6. calar Esp. coche/motor:

calar

to stall

7. calar Chile coloq. gol (+ me/te/le etc):

desde fuera del área le caló un gol

he put the ball past him from outside the area

II.calar² V. intr.

1. calar moda (penetrar):

calar

to catch on

estos cambios calan lentamente en la sociedad

these changes permeate society slowly

los países donde ha calado esta religión

the countries where this religion has taken root o become established

aquellas palabras calaron hondo en él

those words made a deep impression on him

son experiencias que calan hondo

experiences of this kind affect you deeply o have a profound effect

2. calar zapatos/botas:

calar

to leak

calar

to let water in

III.calarse V. vpr

1. calarse (empaparse):

calarse

to get soaked

calarse

to get drenched

me calé hasta los huesos

I got soaked to the skin

2. calarse:

calarse sombrero/gorra

to pull … down

calarse gafas

to put on

3. calarse Esp. coche/motor:

calarse

to stall

4. calarse Ven. argot (aguantar):

calarse

to put up with

recalar V. intr.

1. recalar barco:

recalar en un puerto

to put in at a port

2. recalar Méx. coloq. (llegar):

recalar

to arrive

recalé en Guadalajara a las ocho

I got to o arrived in Guadalajara at eight

recalcar V. trans.

recalcar

to stress

recalcar

to emphasize

les recalcó que había que llegar a las 8 en punto

she impressed on them o she stressed o she emphasized that they should get there punctually for 8 o'clock

quiero recalcar la importancia de este tratado

I want to stress o emphasize the importance of this treaty

recalzar V. trans.

1. recalzar AGR. GANAD.:

recalzar

to earth up

2. recalzar ARQUIT.:

recalzar

to underpin

I.salar¹ V. trans.

1.1. salar (para conservar):

salar carne/pescado

to salt

salar carne/pescado

to salt down

salar pieles

to salt

1.2. salar (para condimentar):

salar

to salt

salar

to add salt to

2. salar Col. argot novato/alumno:

salar

to play a joke on

salar

to haze ingl. am.

II.salarse V. vpr

salarse Méx. coloq. (echarse a perder):

se me salaron las vacaciones

my vacation plans fell through o were ruined

se le saló el negocio

his business went down the drain

chalarse V. vpr coloq.

chalarse

to go nuts coloq.

chalarse por algo/alg.

to go nuts about sth/sb

el pobrecito se chaló por ella

the poor guy has gone nuts about her

I.jalar V. trans.

1.1. jalar amer. excep. Co. Sur (tirar de):

jalar

to pull

¡jalen ese cable!

pull on that cable!

me jalaba la manga

she was pulling at o tugging at my sleeve

jalar la cadena

to pull the chain

jalar la cadena

to flush the lavatory

“jale”

“pull”

1.2. jalar Méx. (agarrar):

jaló el periódico y se puso a leer

he picked up o took the newspaper and began to read

jaló una silla y se sentó

she drew up o took a chair and sat down

1.3. jalar Méx. (atraer):

ahora lo jalan más sus amigos

he's more interested in seeing his friends these days

lo jalan mucho hacia sus gustos

his tastes are very much influenced by them

lo jalan mucho hacia sus gustos

they influence him a great deal in his tastes

2. jalar Méx. argot (robar):

jalar

to lift coloq.

jalar

to swipe coloq.

3. jalar Perú argot alumno:

jalar

to fail

jalar

to flunk coloq.

4. jalar Perú coloq. (en automóvil, moto):

¿me puedes jalar hasta el centro?

could you give me a lift o a ride into town?

II.jalar V. intr.

1. jalar amer. excep. Co. Sur (tirar):

jalar

to pull

todos tenemos que jalar parejo

we all have to pull together

jalar de algo

to pull sth

no le jales del pelo a tu hermana

don't pull your sister's hair

jalarle a algo Col. coloq. ¿quién le jala a un partido de ajedrez?

who's for a game of chess?

jalarle a algo Col. coloq. ¿quién le jala a un partido de ajedrez?

who fancies a game of chess? ingl. brit.

ahora le jala a la política

she's into politics now coloq.

no jalar con alg. Méx. coloq. no jala con ellos

he doesn't get on o along well with them

nunca jalaba con nosotros cuando hacíamos fiestas

he never used to join in when we had parties

2.1. jalar coloq. (apresurarse):

jalar Méx. Perú

to hurry up

jalar Méx. Perú

to get a move on coloq.

jala o jálale, que van a cerrar

get a move on o hurry up, they're closing

2.2. jalar coloq. (ir):

jalar Col. Méx.

to go

jálale por el pan

go and get the bread

estaba tan oscuro, que no sabía para dónde jalar

it was so dark, I didn't know which way to go

jala por la izquierda

turn left

jala por la izquierda

take a left coloq.

3.1. jalar coloq. Perú (beber):

jalar

to booze coloq.

3.2. jalar coloq. Perú (inhalar cocaína):

jalar

to have a snort coloq.

4. jalar Méx. coloq. auto/refrigerador:

jalar

to work

¿cómo te va? — jalando

how's it going? — oh, all right o OK o not too bad coloq.

¿cómo van los negocios? — jalando, jalando

how's business? — oh, not so bad coloq.

5. jalar Esp. coloq. (atiborrarse):

jalar

to stuff oneself coloq.

6. jalar AmC coloq. (dos personas):

jalar

to date

jalar

to go out

jalar con alg.

to date o see sb

jalar con alg.

to go out with sb

III.jalarse V. vpr

1. jalarse Méx. (enfático) (agarrar, acercar):

jálate una silla y siéntate

draw up a chair and sit down

jalársela Méx. (exagerar) coloq.

to go over the top coloq.

jalársela (masturbarse) vulg. argot

to jerk off ingl. am. vulg. argot

jalársela (masturbarse) vulg. argot

to wank ingl. brit. vulg. argot

2.1. jalarse Méx.:

jalarse (enfático) (irse)

to go

yo me jalo por los refrescos

I'll go for o I'll get the drinks

se jalaron con los libros

they went off with the books

2.2. jalarse Méx.:

jalarse (enfático) (venir)

to come

jálate a mi casa

come round o over to my house

3. jalarse Méx. argot (robar):

jalarse

to lift coloq.

jalarse

to swipe coloq.

4. jalarse Esp. coloq.:

jalarse (enfático) (comerse)

to scoff coloq.

5. jalarse Col. coloq. (emborracharse):

jalarse

to get tight coloq.

6. jalarse Col. coloq. (realizar):

se jaló un buen discurso

she gave o made a good speech

se jaló un partido excelente

he played an excellent match

I.empalar V. trans.

empalar

to impale

II.empalarse V. vpr

empalarse Chile:

empalarse

to get frozen stiff

murieron empalados de frío

they froze to death

I.instalar V. trans.

1.1. instalar (colocar y conectar):

instalar teléfono

to install

instalar lavaplatos

to install

instalar lavaplatos

to plumb in

instalar antena

to erect

instalar antena

to put up

1.2. instalar (colocar):

instalar archivador/piano

to put

instalaron la mesa en el rincón

they put the table in the corner

instalamos a mi madre en el cuarto de los niños

we put o installed my mother in the children's room

1.3. instalar oficina/consultorio:

instalar

to open

instalar

to set up

2. instalar amer. comisión:

instalar

to set up

instalar

to establish

II.instalarse V. vpr

instalarse

to settle

instalarse

to install oneself

vino a pasar unos días y acabó instalándose

he came to stay for a few days and ended up moving in

se instaló en el sillón y se quedó allí toda la noche

she installed herself in the armchair and didn't move all evening

cuando estemos instalados en las nuevas oficinas

when we've settled into the new offices

cuando estemos instalados en las nuevas oficinas

when we're installed in the new offices

recalarse en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de recalarse en el diccionario español»inglés

I.regalar [rre·ɣa·ˈlar] V. trans.

1. regalar (obsequiar):

regalar

to give

en esta tienda regalan la fruta fig.

in this shop the fruit is dirt-cheap

regalar los oídos a alguien

to flatter sb

2. regalar (mimar):

regalar

to pamper

3. regalar (deleitar):

regalar

to delight

II.regalar [rre·ɣa·ˈlar] V. v. refl. regalarse

1. regalar (llevar buena vida):

regalar

to live very well

2. regalar (deleitarse):

regalar con algo

to delight in sth

I.recalar [rre·ka·ˈlar] V. intr.

1. recalar NÁUT.:

recalar

to put in

2. recalar (persona):

recalar

to appear

II.recalar [rre·ka·ˈlar] V. trans.

recalar

to soak

III.recalar [rre·ka·ˈlar] V. v. refl.

recalar recalarse:

recalar

to get soaked

I.calar [ka·ˈlar] V. intr.

calar

to soak in

II.calar [ka·ˈlar] V. trans.

1. calar (líquido):

calar

to soak

el chaparrón me ha calado la chaqueta

the downpour has drenched my jacket

2. calar (afectar):

calar a alguien

to make an impression on sb

3. calar (una prenda):

calar

to do openwork on

4. calar (cortar):

calar

to cut a piece out of

5. calar coloq. (desenmascarar):

calar

to see through

6. calar (motor):

calar

to stall

III.calar [ka·ˈlar] V. v. refl. calarse

1. calar (mojarse):

calar

to get soaked

2. calar (motor):

calar

to stall

3. calar (gorra):

calar

to pull down

acicalarse [a·si·ka·ˈlar·se, a·θi-] V. v. refl.

acicalarse

to get dressed up

recalcar <c → qu> [rre·kal·ˈkar] V. trans. (palabras)

recalcar

to stress

I.escalar [es·ka·ˈlar] V. intr.

1. escalar (en las montañas, socialmente):

escalar

to climb

2. escalar (profesionalmente):

escalar

to rise

II.escalar [es·ka·ˈlar] V. trans.

1. escalar:

escalar (subir)

to go up

escalar (una montaña)

to climb

has escalado las cimas del poder

you have reached the height of power

2. escalar (ladrón):

escalar

to break into

escalaron la habitación por la ventana

they got into the room through the window

3. escalar (una posición):

escalar

to rise to

I.colar <o → ue> [ko·ˈlar] V. trans.

1. colar:

colar (filtrar)

to filter

colar (metal)

to cast

2. colar coloq. (en la aduana):

colar

to slip through

II.colar <o → ue> [ko·ˈlar] V. intr.

1. colar:

colar (líquido)

to seep (through)

colar (aire)

to get in

2. colar coloq. (información):

colar

to be credible

a ver si cuela

let's see if it comes off

III.colar <o → ue> [ko·ˈlar] V. v. refl. colarse

1. colar coloq. (entrar):

colar

to slip in

2. colar (en una cola):

colar

to jump in line [or line]

3. colar coloq. (equivocarse):

colar

to be wrong

¡te colaste!

you're way off!

apilar(se) [a·pi·ˈlar·(se)] V. trans., (v. refl.)

apilar(se)

to pile up

amularse [a·mu·ˈlar·se] V. v. refl. Méx.

amularse (mercancía)

to become unsalable

amularse (persona)

to get stubborn

encularse [en·ku·ˈlar·se] V. v. refl. Arg. coloq.

1. encularse (ofenderse):

encularse por algo

to get ticked off about sth

2. encularse (enojarse):

encularse

to get angry