inter nos im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für inter nos im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

inter nos ADV modificador de una oración

inter nos

between ourselves

inter nos

between you and me ugs

inter nos

entre nous scherzh

Übersetzungen für inter nos im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

NO SUBST m

NO → noroeste

NO

NW

Siehe auch: noroeste², noroeste¹

noroeste² SUBST m

1. noroeste (parte, sector):

el noroeste

the northwest

2. noroeste (punto cardinal):

noroeste

northwest

noroeste

Northwest

noroeste¹ ADJ invariable

noroeste región

northwestern

noroeste dirección

northwesterly

nos PERS PRON

1.1. nos (como complemento directo, indirecto):

nos

us

nos ayudaron mucho

they helped us a lot

escúcha nos

listen to us

nos han robado el coche

our car's been stolen

nos han robado el coche

we've had our car stolen

¿nos explicas cómo se hace?

can you tell us o explain (to us) how it's done?

nos lo trajeron ayer

they brought it yesterday

nos lo quitó

she took it off us o away from us

a nosotros no nos dijo nada

she didn't say anything to us

a Pablo y a mí nos trató muy bien

he treated Pablo and me very well

se nos quedó el coche a mitad de camino

our car broke down halfway there

que no se nos vaya a echar atrás ahora

I hope she isn't going to back out on us now

el día del picnic nos llovió/hizo mal tiempo

on the day of the picnic it rained (on us)/the weather was bad o we had bad weather

1.2. nos refl:

nos

ourselves

nos hicimos daño

we hurt ourselves

sentémo nos

let's sit down

nos vamos a hacer socios del club

we're going to become members of o join the club

1.3. nos (recíproco):

ella y yo nos conocemos desde hace años

she and I have known each other for years

2. nos (como sujeto):

nos arch

we

nos, los representantes del pueblo

we, the representatives of the people

desperezarse VERB vpr

desperezarse

to stretch

entró desperezándose y bostezando

she came in stretching and yawning

ño (ña) SUBST m (f) Chil ugs

ño (ña)

abbreviation of → Señor/Señora/Señorita used to refer to older people in rural communities

Siehe auch: Señor/Señora/Señorita

Señor/Señora/Señorita Info

Señor/Señora/Señorita

Titles used before someone's name when speaking to or about them. They are generally followed by the person's surname, or first name and surname. They can also be followed by the person's professional title, without the name: señor arquitecto, señora doctora, señorita maestra. They can be used on their own to attract attention. In letters they can be followed by the appropriate forms of Don/Doña don/doña Sr. Dn Juan Montesinos, Sra Dña. Ana Castellón.
The full forms are written in lower case when used in the middle of a sentence; the abbreviated forms are always capitalized - for señor, Sr., for señora, Sra., and for señorita, Srta.
Señor is used for men. Señores, can mean "sirs", "gentlemen", and "ladies and gentlemen", and when used of a married couple means "Mr and Mrs": los señores Montesino. Señora is used for married women and widows, and women of unknown marital status. Señorita is used for single women, young women of unknown marital status, and female teachers.

no¹ ADV

1. no la negación de la mayoría de los verbos ingleses requiere el uso del auxiliar 'do':

no (como respuesta)

no

no (modificando adverbios, oraciones, verbos)

not

¿te gustó? — no

did you like it? — no o no, I didn't

¿vienes? — no

are you coming? — no o no, I'm not

“NO al cierre del hospital”

“NO to the closure of the hospital”

pídeselo tú — ¡ah, no! ¡eso no!

you ask her — oh, no! no way! ugs

¿por qué no quieres ir? — porque no

why don't you want to go? — I just don't

no todos podemos tener dos casas y un yate

we can't all have two houses and a yacht

¿lo encontraste difícil? — no mucho

did you find it difficult? — not really o not very o not particularly

no solo que no ayuda, sino que molesta

not only doesn't he help, he gets in the way

se fue, no sin antes recordarme que …

he left, but not before reminding me that …

no porque sea caro tiene que ser mejor

the fact that it's expensive doesn't necessarily mean it's better

no te preocupes — ¡no voy a preocuparme!

don't worry — what do you mean, don't worry!

2. no (con otro negativo):

no veo nada

I can't see a thing o anything

no viene nunca

she never comes

no es ni rico ni guapo

he isn't rich or good-looking

no es ni rico ni guapo

he's neither rich nor good-looking

3. no (en coletillas interrogativas):

está mejor ¿no?

she's better, isn't she?

comprendes ¿no?

you understand, don't you?

lo mandaste ¿no?

you sent it, didn't you?

ha dimitido ¿no?

he has resigned, hasn't he?

más vale tarde que nunca ¿no?

better late than never, don't you think?

4. no (expresando incredulidad):

la plantó dos días antes de la boda — ¡no!

he broke up with her two days before the wedding — he didn't! o no!

5. no (sustituyendo a una cláusula):

creo que no

I don't think so

¿podemos ir? — he dicho que no

can we go? — I said no

¿te gustó? a mí no

did you like it? I didn't

tiene que ser rojo, si no no sirve

it has to be red, it's no good otherwise

yo llegaré antes — ¡a que no!

I'll get there first — I bet you won't!

no lo hemos visto, ¿a que no, Paloma?

we haven't seen him; have we, Paloma?

voy a salir — ¡que no!

I'm going out — no, you are not!

¿no que no vendrías? Méx

didn't you say you weren't coming?

¿no que no vendrías? Méx

I thought you said you weren't coming

6. no (sin valor negativo):

prefiero que llueva que no que haga este frío

I'd rather it rained than have it this cold

nadie viajará hasta que no recibamos el dinero

no-one can travel until we receive the money

¡cuántas veces no se lo habré dicho!

how many times have I told him!

¿y esta boba no va y se lo cuenta todo?

and would you believe this stupid idiot went and told him everything?

tenía miedo no le fuese a ocurrir algo

I was afraid something might happen to him

¿no me lavarías esto?

do you think you could wash this for me, please?

7.1. no attr:

los no fumadores

nonsmokers

la no violencia

non-violence

sustantivos no numerables

uncountable nouns

7.2. no delante de Adj, Part Perf:

un hijo no deseado

an unwanted child

un visado no renovable

a nonrenewable visa

material no inflamable

nonflammable material

los objetos no reclamados

unclaimed articles

no² <pl noes> SUBST m

no

no

contestó con un no rotundo

her answer was an emphatic no

hubo 15 síes y 11 noes

there were 15 ayes and 11 nays o noes

hubo 15 síes y 11 noes

there were 15 votes in favor and 11 against

inter nos im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für inter nos im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

NO

NO ABBR Noroeste

NO

NW

I.nos PRON Pers

nos

us

tu primo nos pegó

your cousin hit us

nos escribieron una carta

they wrote a letter to us

II.nos PRON reflexivo

nos

ourselves

nos

each other

desperezarse VERB refl z → c

desperezarse

to stretch

ño SUBST m AmC, AmS ugs (señor)

ño

abbreviated form of ‘señor’ used only before the first name

no ADV

1. no (respuesta):

no

no

¡que no!

I tell you it isn't!

2. no + adjetivo:

no

non-

no protegido

non-protected

3. no + verbo:

no

not

no... nada

not ... anything

no... nadie

not ... anyone

no... nunca

not ... ever

no... nunca

never

no lo compró

he/she did not buy it

no tal

not at all

no ya

not only

ya no

not any more

ya no

no longer

hoy no tengo clase

I don't have class today

no tiene más que un abrigo

he/she only has one coat

no quedan más que dos botellas

there are only two bottles left

no querer más hijos

not to want any more children

no quiero hablar más de esto

I don't want to talk about this any more

4. no (retórica):

¿no?

isn't he/she?

¿no?

don't we/they?

Wendungen:

no bien +subj

as soon as

el no va más

the best

el no va más

the state-of-the-art

tener un no sé qué

to have something special

a no ser que +subj

unless

¡a que no!

do you want to bet?

¿cómo no?

of course

o, si no

otherwise

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