aggie im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für aggie im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

aggro [Am ˈæɡroʊ, Brit ˈaɡrəʊ] SUBST U Brit sl

1. aggro (fighting):

aggro

bronca f ugs

2. aggro (annoyance):

aggro

lata f ugs

aggro

rollo m Esp ugs

to give sb aggro

darle la lata a alguien ugs

to give sb aggro

darle el coñazo a alguien Esp ugs

Baggie® [Am ˈbæɡi, Brit ˈbaɡi] SUBST Am

Baggie

bolsita f de plástico (para alimentos)

baggies [ˈbaɡɪz] SUBST Plsubst ugs

baggies

pantalones mpl anchos

baggies

pantalones mpl guangos Méx ugs

Argie [Am ˈɑrdʒi, Brit ˈɑːdʒi] SUBST esp Brit abw

Argie

argentino m / argentina f

bogie [Am ˈboʊɡi, Brit ˈbəʊɡi] SUBST BAHN Brit

1. bogie (wheel assembly):

bogie

bogie m

2. bogie (truck):

bogie

vagoneta f

veggie [Am ˈvɛdʒi, Brit ˈvɛdʒi] SUBST ugs

veggie

vegetariano m / vegetariana f

doggie bag, doggy bag SUBST

doggie bag

bolsita que proporcionan en algunos restaurantes para llevarse las sobras a casa

doggie SUBST

doggie → doggy

Siehe auch: doggy

I.doggy <pl doggies> [Am ˈdɔɡi, Brit ˈdɒɡi] SUBST Kinderspr

doggy

guau-guau m Kinderspr

doggy

perrito m

II.doggy [Am ˈdɔɡi, Brit ˈdɒɡi] ADJ

1. doggy (of, like a dog):

doggy

perruno

doggy

de perro

2. doggy (fond of dogs):

I'm not a very doggy person

no soy muy aficionado a or amante de los perros

biggie [Am ˈbɪɡi, Brit ˈbɪɡi] SUBST ugs

1. biggie (thing):

he caught a real biggie

pescó uno grandote ugs

his fourth was a biggie; it sold over a million

el cuarto fue un bombazo; vendió más de un millón

right, this is the biggie: when will it be finished?

bueno, esta es la gran pregunta: ¿cuándo estará terminado?

2. biggie (person):

biggie

grande mf

moggie [Am ˈmɑɡi, Brit ˈmɒɡi], moggy SUBST <pl moggies> Brit ugs, scherzh

moggie

gato m / gata f

moggie

chucho m / chucha f Chil ugs

aggie im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für aggie im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

veggie SUBST, vegie [ˈvedʒ·i] SUBST

1. veggie ugs:

veggie

vegetariano(-a) m (f)

Wendungen:

veggies (vegetables)

hortalizas f Pl

I.nagging [ˈnæg·ɪŋ] SUBST

nagging

quejas f Pl

II.nagging [ˈnæg·ɪŋ] ADJ

1. nagging pain, ache:

nagging

persistente

2. nagging (pestering):

nagging husband, wife

refunfuñón, -ona

lagging [ˈlæg·ɪŋ] SUBST

lagging

revestimiento m

waggish [ˈwæg·ɪʃ] ADJ ugs

waggish

bromista

baggy [ˈbæg·i] ADJ

baggy pants:

baggy

ancho, -a

baggy

holgado, -a

jaggy <-ier, -iest> [ˈdʒæg·i] ADJ

jaggy

irregular