loguearse en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de loguearse en el diccionario español»inglés

foguearse V. vpr

foguearse

to undergo a baptism of fire

caluguearse V. vpr

caluguearse (recíproco) Chile:

caluguearse coloq.

to pet

caluguearse coloq.

to canoodle ingl. brit. coloq.

penquearse V. vpr Chile coloq.

penquearse

to drink

I.chequear V. trans.

1.1. chequear (revisar):

chequear

to check

chequearon los frenos

they checked the brakes

1.2. chequear (verificar):

chequear

to check

hay que chequear la hora de salida

we must check the departure time

déjame chequearlo en mi agenda

let me check (in) my diary

1.3. chequear (cotejar):

chequear algo con algo

to check sth against sth

hay que chequear la copia con el original

you have to check the copy against the original

2. chequear amer. equipaje:

chequear

to check in

II.chequearse V. vpr

1. chequearse AERO.:

chequearse Col. Ven.

to check in

2. chequearse Ven. MED.:

chequearse

to have a checkup

I.chiquear V. trans. Méx. coloq.

chiquear

to spoil

II.chiquearse V. vpr

chiquearse Méx. coloq.:

chiquearse

to play hard to get coloq.

I.friquear V. trans. Méx. argot

friquear

to freak … out

II.friquearse V. vpr

friquearse Méx. argot:

friquearse

to freak out

I.pulquear V. intr. Méx.

pulquear

to drink pulque

II.pulquearse V. vpr

pulquearse Méx.:

pulquearse

to get drunk (on pulque)

I.loquear V. intr. amer. coloq.

loquear

to lark about coloq.

loquear

to horse around coloq.

loquear

to clown around coloq.

II.loquearse V. vpr

loquearse Perú coloq.:

loquearse

to go crazy coloq.

loquearse

to go around the bend coloq.

I.bloquear V. trans.

1.1. bloquear:

bloquear camino/acceso

to block

bloquear entrada/salida

to block

bloquear entrada/salida

to obstruct

estamos bloqueados por un camión

there's a truck blocking our way

1.2. bloquear MILIT.:

bloquear ciudad/puerto

to blockade

1.3. bloquear proceso/iniciativa:

bloquear

to block

su negativa bloqueó las negociaciones

her refusal blocked negotiations o brought negotiations to a standstill

1.4. bloquear DEP.:

bloquear

to block

2.1. bloquear mecanismo:

bloquear

to jam

2.2. bloquear MOTOR:

bloquear dirección

to lock

3. bloquear cuenta/fondos:

bloquear

to freeze

bloquear

to block

II.bloquearse V. vpr

1. bloquearse:

bloquearse mecanismo:

to jam

bloquearse frenos:

to jam

bloquearse frenos:

to lock on

bloquearse ruedas:

to lock

2. bloquearse negociaciones:

bloquearse

to reach deadlock

bloquearse

to come to a standstill

3. bloquearse coloq. persona:

me bloqueé en la entrevista

my mind went blank in the interview

ahora mismo tengo la mente bloqueada

I can't think straight right now

I.mosquear V. trans. coloq.

1. mosquear (disgustar):

mosquear

to annoy

2. mosquear (hacer sospechar):

mosquear persona

to make … suspicious

II.mosquearse V. vpr coloq.

1. mosquearse (sospechar, desconfiar):

mosquearse

to get suspicious

mosquearse

to smell a rat coloq.

2. mosquearse (disgustarse):

mosquearse

to get annoyed

mosquearse

to get mad ingl. am. coloq.

no te mosquees, era solo una broma

keep your shirt o hair on, it was only a joke coloq.

no te mosquees, era solo una broma

don't get annoyed o mad, it was just a joke

3. mosquearse Chile coloq. mujer:

mosquearse

to get a bad name (for oneself)

loguearse en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de loguearse en el diccionario español»inglés

I.foguear [fo·ɣe·ˈar] V. trans.

1. foguear (un arma):

foguear

to fire a blank (cartridge)

2. foguear MILIT.:

foguear

to get used to gunfire

3. foguear (a penalidades):

foguear

to harden

II.foguear [fo·ɣe·ˈar] V. v. refl.

foguear foguearse:

foguear

to become hardened

mosquearse [mos·ke·ˈar·se] V. v. refl. coloq.

mosquearse (ofenderse)

to take offense

mosquearse (enfadarse)

to get angry

I.latiguear [la·ti·ɣe·ˈar] V. intr.

latiguear

to crack a whip

II.latiguear [la·ti·ɣe·ˈar] V. trans. amer.

latiguear

to flog

I.rasguear [rras·ɣe·ˈar] V. intr. (en la escritura)

rasguear

to write with a flourish

II.rasguear [rras·ɣe·ˈar] V. trans. MÚS.

rasguear

to strum

alabear(se) [a·la·βe·ˈar·(se)] V. trans., (v. refl.)

alabear(se)

to warp

guasearse [gwa·se·ˈar·se] V. v. refl.

guasearse

to joke

guasearse de alguien/algo

to make fun of sb/sth

ganguear [gan·ge·ˈar] V. intr.

ganguear

to speak through one's nose

renguear [rren·ge·ˈar] V. intr. Co. Sur (cojear)

renguear

to limp

fogueado (-a) [fo·ɣe·ˈa·do, -a] ADJ. amer.

fogueado (-a)

expert

manguear [man·ge·ˈar] V. trans. Arg. coloq. (dinero)

manguear

to scrounge