procrearse en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de procrearse en el diccionario español»inglés

procrear V. intr.

procrear

to procreate

procrear

to breed

procreación SUST. f

procreación

procreation

procreador (procreadora) SUST. m (f)

procreador (procreadora)

procreator

I.recrear V. trans.

recrear

to recreate

recreaba aquellos tiempos felices en su imaginación

she would recreate o relive those happy times in her mind

II.recrearse V. vpr

se recreaba viendo jugar a sus nietos

she took pleasure in o she enjoyed watching her grandchildren play

I.procurar V. trans.

1. procurar (intentar):

procurar + infinit.

to try to +  infinit.

procurar + infinit.

to endeavor to +  infinit. ingl. am. form.

procurar + infinit.

to endeavour to +  infinit. ingl. brit. form.

procura no olvidarte

try not to forget

(procurar que + subj) procura que no te vea

try not to let him see you

procuraremos que llegue intacto

we'll try to get it there in one piece

procuraremos que llegue intacto

we'll try to make sure it gets there in one piece

2. procurar ropa/armas form.:

procurar

to obtain

procurar

to secure

procurar

to procure form.

les procuró comida

he obtained o secured food for them

el consuelo que le procuran los niños

the comfort the children bring him

II.procurarse V. vpr

procurarse

to secure form.

se procuró un cargo en la Universidad

she secured a post (for herself) at the University

I.airear V. trans.

1. airear (ventilar):

airear manta/colchón

to air

airear casa/cuarto

to air

2. airear masa/tierra:

airear

to aerate

3. airear (hacer público):

airear cuestión/tema

to air

una revista que airea las intimidades de los famosos

a magazine that publishes o makes public details about the private lives of famous people

tienen mucho cuidado en no airear sus diferencias

they are very careful not to air their differences in public o not to let people see their differences

II.airearse V. vpr

1. airearse persona:

airearse

to get some (fresh) air

2. airearse:

airearse manta/abrigo:

to air

lugar: abre la ventana, que se airee esto un poco

open the window to let some air in here o to air this place a bit

ajetrearse V. vpr

ajetrearse

to rush around

I.marear V. trans.

1. marear MED.:

el olor a pintura me marea

the smell of paint makes me feel sick o queasy

las luces la mareaban

the lights were making her dizzy

el vino lo mareó

the wine made him feel drunk o light-headed

2. marear (confundir):

marear

to confuse

marear

to get … confused

marear

to get … muddled

me mareas con tantas preguntas

you're confusing me o making my head spin with all these questions

me mareas con tantas preguntas

you're getting me confused o muddled with all these questions

me mareó más con su explicación

his explanation confused me even more o got me even more confused o muddled

II.marear V. intr. arc.

marear

to navigate

III.marearse V. vpr

1. marearse MED.:

siempre se marea en el coche/en barco/en avión

he always gets carsick/seasick/airsick

miró hacia abajo y se mareó

he looked down and felt o went dizzy

bebió dos copas y se mareó

she had two drinks and started to feel drunk o light-headed

2. marearse (confundirse):

marearse

to get muddled

marearse

to get confused

I.orear V. trans.

1. orear:

orear habitación

to air

orear ropa/sábanas

to air

2. orear carne:

orear

to dry

II.orearse V. vpr

orearse Chile coloq.:

orearse

to sober up

I.aparear V. trans.

1. aparear animales:

aparear

to mate

2. aparear objetos:

aparear

to match

aparear

to pair up

II.aparearse V. vpr

aparearse

to mate

procrearse en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de procrearse en el diccionario español»inglés

procrear V. trans.

1. procrear (engendrar):

procrear

to procreate

2. procrear (reproducirse):

procrear

to reproduce

I.crear V. trans.

1. crear (hacer):

crear

to create

2. crear (fundar):

crear

to establish

3. crear INFORM.:

crear

to create

crear un archivo

to create [or make] a new file

II.crear V. v. refl. crearse

crearse

to be created

I.airear V. trans.

airear

to air

II.airear V. v. refl. airearse

1. airear (ventilarse):

airearse

to air

2. airear:

airearse (coger aire)

to get some fresh air

airearse (resfriarse)

to catch a chill

rumorearse V. v. refl.

se rumorea que...

it is rumoured ingl. brit. [or rumored ingl. am.] that ...

I.marear V. trans.

1. marear coloq. (molestar):

marear

to pester

2. marear MED.:

marear

to nauseate

3. marear (aturdir):

marear

to make dizzy

marear fig.

to confuse

II.marear V. v. refl. marearse

1. marear:

marearse (enfermarse)

to feel sick

marearse (en el mar)

to get seasick

marearse (al viajar)

to get travel-sick

2. marear (quedar aturdido):

marearse

to become dizzy

marearse fig.

to become confused

3. marear (emborracharse):

marearse

to get tipsy

I.aparear V. trans.

1. aparear (animales):

aparear

to mate

2. aparear (formar un par):

aparear

to pair

aparear personas

to pair people off

II.aparear V. v. refl. aparearse

1. aparear (animales):

aparearse

to mate

2. aparear (formar un par):

aparearse

to form a pair

I.apedrear V. vimpers

apedrear

to hail

II.apedrear V. trans.

apedrear

to throw stones at

apedrear (lapidar)

to stone (to death)

III.apedrear V. v. refl. apedrearse (cosecha)

apedrearse

to be damaged by hail

I.clarear V. v. impers.

1. clarear (amanecer):

clarear

to grow light

al clarear el día

at dawn

2. clarear (despejarse):

clarear

to clear up

II.clarear V. intr. (concretarse)

clarear

to become clear

III.clarear V. trans. (aclarar)

clarear

to brighten

IV.clarear V. v. refl. clarearse

1. clarear (transparentarse):

clarearse

to be transparent

2. clarear (descubrirse):

clarearse

to reveal oneself