rabilarga en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de rabilarga en el diccionario español»inglés

rabilargo (rabilarga) ADJ.

rabilargo (rabilarga)

long-tailed

uñalarga SUST. mf Perú coloq.

uñalarga (ladrón)

thief

uñalarga (carterista)

pickpocket

I.espabilar V. trans.

1. espabilar (quitar el sueño):

espabilar

to wake … up

tómate un café a ver si te espabila

have a cup of coffee, that'll wake you up

2. espabilar (avivar):

esa mujer lo ha espabilado

that woman has helped him get his act together

esa mujer lo ha espabilado

that woman has helped him buck his ideas up ingl. brit.

II.espabilar V. intr.

1. espabilar (sacudirse el sueño):

espabilar

to wake up

2. espabilar (darse prisa):

espabilar

to get a move on coloq.

3. espabilar (avivarse):

como no espabiles te lo van a quitar

if you don't get your act together o buck your ideas up, they'll take it away from you coloq.

¡espabila! que te vas a quedar sin postre

watch out o be careful or you'll be left without any dessert!

espabila, hombre, no dejes que te tomen el pelo así

come on, wake up, don't let them take you for a ride like that

espabila, hombre, no dejes que te tomen el pelo así

come on, wise up, don't let them take you for a ride like that coloq.

4. espabilar Ven. coloq. (pestañear):

espabilar

to blink

III.espabilarse V. vpr

1. espabilarse (sacudirse el sueño):

espabilarse

to wake (oneself) up

2. espabilarse (darse prisa):

espabilarse

to get a move on coloq.

3. espabilarse (avivarse):

espabilarse

to get one's act together coloq.

espabilarse

to wise up coloq.

espabilarse

to buck one's ideas up ingl. brit. coloq.

rabillo SUST. m

1. rabillo ZOOL.:

rabillo

short tail

2.1. rabillo BOT.:

rabillo

stem

rabillo

stalk

2.2. rabillo (del ojo):

rabillo

corner

mirar a alg. con el rabillo del ojo

to look at sb out of the corner of one's eye

despabilar V. trans.

despabilar → espabilar

Véase también: espabilar

I.espabilar V. trans.

1. espabilar (quitar el sueño):

espabilar

to wake … up

tómate un café a ver si te espabila

have a cup of coffee, that'll wake you up

2. espabilar (avivar):

esa mujer lo ha espabilado

that woman has helped him get his act together

esa mujer lo ha espabilado

that woman has helped him buck his ideas up ingl. brit.

II.espabilar V. intr.

1. espabilar (sacudirse el sueño):

espabilar

to wake up

2. espabilar (darse prisa):

espabilar

to get a move on coloq.

3. espabilar (avivarse):

como no espabiles te lo van a quitar

if you don't get your act together o buck your ideas up, they'll take it away from you coloq.

¡espabila! que te vas a quedar sin postre

watch out o be careful or you'll be left without any dessert!

espabila, hombre, no dejes que te tomen el pelo así

come on, wake up, don't let them take you for a ride like that

espabila, hombre, no dejes que te tomen el pelo así

come on, wise up, don't let them take you for a ride like that coloq.

4. espabilar Ven. coloq. (pestañear):

espabilar

to blink

III.espabilarse V. vpr

1. espabilarse (sacudirse el sueño):

espabilarse

to wake (oneself) up

2. espabilarse (darse prisa):

espabilarse

to get a move on coloq.

3. espabilarse (avivarse):

espabilarse

to get one's act together coloq.

espabilarse

to wise up coloq.

espabilarse

to buck one's ideas up ingl. brit. coloq.

I.jubilar² V. trans.

1. jubilar trabajador/empleado:

jubilar

to retire

jubilar

to pension off

2. jubilar coloq. (desechar, tirar):

jubilar silla/televisor

to get rid of

jubilar silla/televisor

to chuck out coloq.

jubilar novio

to get rid of

jubilar novio

to ditch coloq.

jubilar novio

to dump coloq.

II.jubilar² V. intr. Chile Col.

jubilar

to retire

III.jubilarse V. vpr

1. jubilarse (del trabajo):

jubilarse

to retire

si no me sale bien esta vez, me jubilo coloq.

if it doesn't work this time I'm giving up

2. jubilarse Ven. argot (del colegio):

jubilarse

to play truant

jubilarse

to play hooky esp. ingl. am. coloq.

jubilarse

to skive off (school) ingl. brit. coloq.

I.largar V. trans.

1.1. largar NÁUT.:

largar amarras/cabo

to let out

largar amarras/cabo

to pay out

1.2. largar Río Pl. (soltar, dejar caer):

largar

to let … go

ve largando el peso de a poco

let it down slowly

2.1. largar:

largar esp. Co. Sur coloq. discurso/sermón

to give

largar palabrota/insulto

to let fly

de repente le largó que se iba mañana

he suddenly came out with the news that he was leaving the next day

no me largó ni un peso

he didn't give me a penny

largá la plata Río Pl. coloq.

hand over the dough coloq.

2.2. largar Río Pl. olor:

largar

to give off

3. largar coloq. (encajar):

largar

to dump coloq.

largar

to unload coloq.

siempre le larga los niños a la madre

she's always dumping the kids on her mother

4. largar coloq. (despedir):

largar

to fire

largar

to give … the boot coloq.

largar

to sack ingl. brit.

la novia lo largó Río Pl.

his girlfriend ditched him o dumped him o gave him the boot coloq.

5. largar coloq. (de la cárcel):

largar

to let … out

6.1. largar DEP.:

largar Co. Sur Méx. pelota

to throw

6.2. largar DEP.:

largar Co. Sur Méx. carrera

to start

II.largar V. intr.

1. largar Esp. argot (hablar):

largar

to yack coloq.

largar

to natter coloq.

2. largar And.:

largar DEP., HÍP.

to start

¡largaron!

they're off!

III.largarse V. vpr

1. largarse coloq. (irse):

largarse

to beat it coloq.

largarse

to clear off coloq.

¡lárgate!

beat it!

¡lárgate!

clear off!

larguémonos antes de que venga la policía

let's get out of here before the police arrive

esto se pone feo, yo me largo

I don't like the look of this, I'm taking off ingl. am. coloq.

esto se pone feo, yo me largo

I don't like the look of this, I'm off ingl. brit. coloq.

2. largarse Río Pl. (saltar):

largarse

to jump

se largó a la pileta de cabeza

she dived (headfirst) into the pool

3. largarse:

largarse un pedo Río Pl. coloq.

to blow off coloq.

largarse un pedo Río Pl. coloq.

to let off coloq.

largarse un pedo Río Pl. coloq.

to fart argot

4. largarse Co. Sur coloq. (empezar):

largarse

to start

largarse

to get going coloq.

está a punto de hablar, cualquier día se larga

she's almost talking, she'll start any day now

largarse a + infinit.

to start to +  infinit.

largarse a + infinit.

to start -ing

se largó a llover

it started to rain

se largó a llover

it started raining

ya se largó a caminar

he has already started to walk o started walking

I.alargar V. trans.

1.1. alargar:

alargar vestido/pantalón

to let down

alargar vestido/pantalón

to lengthen

alargar manguera/cable

to lengthen

alargar manguera/cable

to extend

ese peinado te alarga la cara

that hairstyle makes your face look longer

1.2. alargar:

alargar cuento/discurso

to drag out

alargar cuento/discurso

to prolong

alargar cuento/discurso

to spin out ingl. brit.

alargar vacaciones/plazo

to extend

el tratamiento puede alargarle la vida

the treatment could prolong her life

1.3. alargar:

alargar riendas

to let out

alargar soga

to pay out

alargar soga

to let out

1.4. alargar:

alargar el paso

to lengthen one's stride

2.1. alargar (extender):

alargar mano/brazo

to hold out

alargó la mano en espera de la propina

she held out her hand for a tip

2.2. alargar (alcanzar):

alargar

to hand

alargar

to give

alargar

to pass

alargarle algo a alg.

to hand o give o pass sth to sb

alárgale el bastón al abuelo

hand o give o pass your grandfather his walking stick

II.alargarse V. vpr

1. alargarse cara/sombra:

alargarse

to get longer

2. alargarse:

alargarse días:

to grow longer

alargarse reunión/fiesta:

to go on

alargarse reunión/fiesta:

to continue

se alargó más de lo previsto

it went on o continued longer than expected

3. alargarse Méx. bola:

alargarse

to go too far

se alargó por la tercera base

it went past third base

pelilargo (pelilarga) ADJ.

pelilargo (pelilarga)

long-haired atrbv.

es moreno y pelilargo

he's dark, with long hair

tarabilla SUST. mf

1. tarabilla ZOOL.:

tarabilla

stonechat

2.1. tarabilla coloq. (charla):

tarabilla

prattle coloq.

2.2. tarabilla coloq. (persona habladora):

tarabilla

chatterbox coloq.

tarabilla

windbag coloq.

2.3. tarabilla coloq. (persona nerviosa):

es una tarabilla

she gets really hyped up coloq.

rabilarga en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de rabilarga en el diccionario español»inglés

I.espabilar [es·pa·βi·ˈlar] V. intr.

1. espabilar (darse prisa):

espabilar

to hurry up

2. espabilar (avivarse):

espabilar

to liven up

si quieres montar una empresa, tienes que espabilar

if you want to be self-employed, you'll have to shape up

II.espabilar [es·pa·βi·ˈlar] V. trans.

1. espabilar (despertar):

espabilar

to wake up

2. espabilar (avivar):

espabilar

to get one's act together coloq.

espabilar

to shape up

en la mili ya lo espabilarán

he's having to straighten up in the army

es muy perezosa, pero en el colegio ya la espabilarán

she's very lazy, but when she gets to school she'll have to change her act

3. espabilar:

espabilar (acabar deprisa)

to hurry

espabilar (fortuna)

to squander

espabilar (comida)

to wolf down

4. espabilar (robar):

espabilar

to swipe

5. espabilar (matar):

espabilar

to bump off

III.espabilar [es·pa·βi·ˈlar] V. v. refl. espabilarse

1. espabilar:

espabilar (sacudir el sueño)

to wake oneself up

espabilar (la pereza)

to get busy

tómate un café para espabilarte

have a coffee to wake yourself up

2. espabilar (darse prisa):

espabilar

to hurry up

3. espabilar (avivarse):

se han espabilado desde que van al colegio

they've livened up since they started school

4. espabilar amer. (marcharse):

espabilar

to head off

I.despabilar [des·pa·βi·ˈlar] V. trans.

1. despabilar (despertar):

despabilar

to wake up

2. despabilar (avivar):

despabilar

to sharpen up

es muy perezosa, pero en el colegio ya la despabilarán

she's very lazy, but at school they'll soon make her sharpen up

3. despabilar:

despabilar (acabar deprisa)

to finish off

despabilar (fortuna)

to squander

despabilar (comida)

to eat up

4. despabilar (robar):

despabilar

to steal

5. despabilar (matar):

despabilar

to kill

II.despabilar [des·pa·βi·ˈlar] V. intr.

1. despabilar (darse prisa):

despabilar

to hurry up

2. despabilar (avivarse):

si quieres empezar a trabajar por tu cuenta, tienes que despabilar

if you want to work for yourself, you'll have to get your act together

III.despabilar [des·pa·βi·ˈlar] V. v. refl. despabilarse

1. despabilar (sacudir el sueño):

despabilar

to waken up

2. despabilar (darse prisa):

despabilar

to hurry up

3. despabilar (avivarse):

despabilar

to get one's act together

se ha despabilado desde que va al colegio

he/she has really come to life since starting school

4. despabilar amer. (marcharse):

despabilar

to leave

I.largar <g → gu> [lar·ˈɣar] V. trans.

1. largar (soltar):

largar

to release

2. largar coloq.:

largar (golpe)

to land

largar (bofetada)

to let fly

3. largar coloq. (discurso):

largar

to give

4. largar coloq. (deshacerse de):

largar algo a alguien

to unload sth on sb

II.largar <g → gu> [lar·ˈɣar] V. v. refl. largarse

1. largar:

largar (irse)

to leave

largar (de casa)

to leave home

2. largar amer. (comenzar):

largar

to begin

largarse a hacer algo

to start to do sth

III.largar <g → gu> [lar·ˈɣar] V. intr. coloq.

largar

to yak

I.alargar <g → gu> [a·lar·ˈɣar] V. trans.

1. alargar (extensión):

alargar

to lengthen

alargar la pierna

to stretch one's leg

alargar el cuello

to crane one's neck

alargar la mano

to hold out one's hand

2. alargar (duración):

alargar

to prolong

3. alargar (retardar):

alargar

to delay

II.alargar <g → gu> [a·lar·ˈɣar] V. v. refl. alargarse

1. alargar (en la extensión):

alargar

to lengthen

no te alargues

be brief

alargarse en cumplidos

to be full of compliments

2. alargar (retardarse):

alargar

to be delayed

I.jubilar [xu·βi·ˈlar] V. trans.

jubilar

to pension off

II.jubilar [xu·βi·ˈlar] V. v. refl. jubilarse

1. jubilar (retirarse):

jubilar

to retire

2. jubilar AmC (hacer novillos):

jubilar

to play truant

manilargo (-a) [ma·ni·ˈlar·ɣo, -a] SUST. m (f)

manilargo (-a)

petty thief

alargado (-a) [a·lar·ˈɣa·do, -a] ADJ.

alargado (-a)

elongated

obnubilar [oβ·nu·βi·ˈlar] V. trans.

obnubilar (trastornar)

to confuse

obnubilar (ofuscar)

to fascinate

trabilla [tra·ˈβi·ja, -ʎa] SUST. f

trabilla

belt loop

trabilla (en la pernera)

foot strap