lavotearse en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de lavotearse en el diccionario español»inglés

I.motear V. trans. liter.

motear

to speckle

motear

to dot

II.motearse V. vpr

motearse Col.:

motearse

to become covered in little balls of fluff

motearse

to go bobbly coloq.

I.chotear V. trans. coloq.

chotear

to make fun of

II.chotearse V. vpr coloq.

1. chotearse (burlarse):

chotearse de alg.

to make fun of sb

chotearse de alg.

to take the mickey out of sb ingl. brit. coloq.

2. chotearse Méx. coloq. (quemarse):

chotearse

to lose one's mystique

I.chacotear coloq. V. intr. esp. amer.

chacotear

to have fun

lo dijo solo por chacotear

she only said it in fun

II.chacotearse V. vpr

chacotearse de algo/alg.

to make fun of sth/sb

chacotearse de algo/alg.

to poke fun at sth/sb

paltearse V. vpr Perú coloq.

paltearse

to blunder

paltearse

to goof coloq.

paltearse

to mess up ingl. am. coloq.

paletearse V. vpr Chile coloq.

paletearse

to be obliging

paletearse

to be helpful

se paleteó con ellos

she was very obliging o helpful

se paleteó con ellos

she bent over backwards to help them coloq.

I.patear V. trans.

1.1. patear (dar patadas a):

patear persona:

to kick

patear persona:

to boot coloq.

pateó el balón

he kicked the ball

1.2. patear (dar patadas a) amer.:

patear animal:

to kick

2. patear Chile coloq. novio/novia:

patear

to dump coloq.

patear

to give … the elbow coloq.

II.patear V. intr.

1.1. patear (dar patadas en el suelo):

patear

to stamp

patear

to stamp one's feet

1.2. patear amer. animal:

patear

to kick

1.3. patear escopeta:

patear

to kick

patear para el otro lado Río Pl. coloq.

to be gay

patear para los dos lados Río Pl. coloq.

to be bisexual

patear para los dos lados Río Pl. coloq.

to swing both ways argot

2. patear coloq. (andar mucho):

patear

to traipse around

patear

to tramp around

3. patear DEP.:

patear

to putt

4.1. patear Río Pl. coloq. (+ me/te/le etc) comida:

patear

to disagree with

me patea la cebolla

onions disagree with me

4.2. patear Chile (desagradar) (+ me/te/le etc):

me patea ese tipo

I loathe o I can't stand that guy coloq.

III.patearse V. vpr coloq.

1. patearse (enfático) (recorrer):

me pateé todo el centro buscando ese libro

I traipsed o tramped all over town looking for that book

2. patearse dinero:

patearse

to blow coloq.

patearse

to blue ingl. brit. coloq.

petatearse V. vpr Méx. coloq.

petatearse

to kick the bucket coloq.

petatearse

to peg out ingl. brit. coloq.

I.latear V. trans. And. coloq. (aburrir)

latear

to bore

me latea el colegio

I'm fed up with school coloq.

bueno, no los lateo más…

well, I won't keep you any longer…

II.latear V. intr. (dar la lata)

latear

to be a nuisance

latear

to be a pain coloq.

III.latearse V. vpr

latearse Chile coloq. (aburrirse):

latearse

to get bored

en mi vida me había lateado tanto

I had never been so bored in my life

en mi vida me había lateado tanto

I had never been so fed up in my life coloq.

I.matear V. intr. Co. Sur coloq.

matear

to drink maté

II.matear V. trans. Ven. coloq.

mateemos el trabajo

let's finish the work off quickly

no me lo matees con una respuesta rápida

don't try to make do with quick answer

III.matearse V. vpr

matearse Chile coloq.:

matearse

to grind ingl. am. coloq.

matearse

to swot ingl. brit. coloq.

cartearse V. vpr

cartearse

to correspond

nos carteamos durante cuatro años

we wrote to each other o corresponded for four years

cartearse con alg.

to correspond with sb

cartearse con alg.

to write to sb

lavotearse en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de lavotearse en el diccionario español»inglés

I.lavotear [la·βo·te·ˈar] V. trans.

lavotear

to wash sloppily

II.lavotear [la·βo·te·ˈar] V. v. refl.

lavotear lavotearse coloq.:

lavotear

to take a sponge bath

petatearse [pe·ta·te·ˈar·se] V. v. refl. Méx. (morirse)

petatearse

to croak argot

I.tirotear [ti·ro·te·ˈar] V. trans.

tirotear

to shoot at

II.tirotear [ti·ro·te·ˈar] V. v. refl. tirotearse

1. tirotear (disparar):

tirotear

to shoot at each other

2. tirotear (disputar):

tirotear

to quarrel

I.voltear [bol·te·ˈar] V. intr.

1. voltear:

voltear (dar vueltas: persona)

to roll over

voltear (cosa)

to spin

voltear (campana)

to peal

2. voltear (volcar):

voltear

to overturn

3. voltear amer.:

voltear (torcer)

to turn

voltear (girarse)

to turn around

voltear a hacer algo

to do sth again

4. voltear amer. (pasear):

voltear

to go for a walk

II.voltear [bol·te·ˈar] V. trans.

1. voltear:

voltear (invertir)

to turn over

voltear (volver del revés)

to turn the right way up

2. voltear (hacer girar):

voltear

to spin

voltear las campanas

to ring the bells

3. voltear amer.:

voltear (volcar)

to knock over

voltear (volver)

to turn

voltear la espalda a alguien

to turn one's back on sb

4. voltear amer.:

voltear (lanzar al aire)

to throw into the air

voltear (el lazo)

to swing

III.voltear [bol·te·ˈar] V. v. refl. voltearse

1. voltear (dar vueltas):

voltear

to turn over

2. voltear (cambiar de ideas):

voltear

to change one's ideas

3. voltear amer.:

voltear (volcar)

to overturn

voltear (darse la vuelta)

to turn around