loguearme im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für loguearme im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

rearme SUBST m

rearme

rearmament

foguearse VERB vpr

foguearse

to undergo a baptism of fire

I.manguear VERB trans

1. manguear RíoPl sl dinero/cigarrillos:

manguear

to scrounge ugs

2. manguear Chil:

manguear ganado

to round up

manguear perdices

to put up

manguear perdices

to beat for

II.manguear VERB intr RíoPl sl

manguear

to scrounge ugs

manguear

to hit on sb for money Am sl

bloguero (bloguera) SUBST m (f)

bloguero (bloguera)

blogger

gaguear VERB intr

1. gaguear niño:

gaguear

to say ga-ga-ga

2. gaguear Col Perú ugs adulto:

es difícil entenderle porque gaguea

it's difficult to understand him because he can't pronounce his consonants properly

renguear VERB intr LatAm often beleidigend

renguear

to limp

chinguear VERB intr, trans AmC

chinguear → chingar

Siehe auch: chingar

I.chingar VERB intr

1. chingar (copular):

chingar esp. Méx vulg sl

to screw vulg sl

chingar esp. Méx vulg sl

to fuck vulg sl

2. chingar Méx vulg sl (molestar):

no le hagas caso te lo dijo para chingar nada más

don't take any notice of him, he only said it to annoy you

¡deja de chingar!

stop being such a pain in the ass! vulg sl

¡deja de chingar!

get off my back! ugs

me caso mañana — ¡no (me) chingues!

I'm getting married tomorrow — you're kidding! ugs

3. chingar RíoPl ugs vestido/pollera (+ me/te/le etc):

la pollera te chinga de atrás

your skirt doesn't hang straight at the back

II.chingar VERB trans

1. chingar LatAm vulg sl (en sentido sexual):

chingar

to fuck vulg sl

chingar

to screw vulg sl

2. chingar Méx vulg sl (jorobar):

chingar

to screw vulg sl

si no lo haces te van a chingar

if you don't do it, they'll screw you vulg sl

ese no más se pasa chingando a todo el mundo

that guy spends his life screwing people o shitting on people vulg sl

chingarla ¡no la chingues! ya cerraron el banco Méx vulg sl

shit! the bank's already closed! vulg sl

no sabés cómo la chingué RíoPl ugs

I really put my foot in it ugs

III.chingarse VERB vpr

1. chingarse LatAm vulg sl:

chingarse (enfático) (en sentido sexual)

to fuck vulg sl

chingarse (enfático) (en sentido sexual)

to screw vulg sl

2. chingarse esp. Méx vulg sl (jorobarse):

creyó que le darían el premio pero se chingó

he thought he'd be given the prize but he got a shock o he was disappointed

se chingó el motor

the engine's had it ugs

se chingó el motor

the engine's knackered Brit sl

encendió el cohete pero se chingó

he lit the rocket but it didn't go off o it fizzled and went out ugs

3. chingarse Méx vulg sl (aguantarse):

si no te gusta, te chingas

if you don't like it, that's tough ugs

si no te gusta, te chingas

if you don't like it, you can lump it Brit ugs

no quisiste hacerme caso, ahora te chingas

you wouldn't listen, so tough shit! vulg sl

4.1. chingarse vulg sl Méx (castigar):

chingarse

to give … a hard time

4.2. chingarse vulg sl Méx (robar):

chingarse

to rip … off ugs

fogueado (fogueada) ADJ AmS ugs

fogueado (fogueada)

experienced

ganguear VERB intr

ganguear

to talk through one's nose

rasguear VERB trans

rasguear

to strum

loguearme im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für loguearme im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

I.foguear [fo·ɣe·ˈar] VERB 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] VERB refl

foguear foguearse:

foguear

to become hardened

I.latiguear [la·ti·ɣe·ˈar] VERB intr

latiguear

to crack a whip

II.latiguear [la·ti·ɣe·ˈar] VERB trans LatAm

latiguear

to flog

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

rasguear

to write with a flourish

II.rasguear [rras·ɣe·ˈar] VERB trans MUS

rasguear

to strum

ganguear [gan·ge·ˈar] VERB intr

ganguear

to speak through one's nose

renguear [rren·ge·ˈar] VERB intr CSur (cojear)

renguear

to limp

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

fogueado (-a)

expert

manguear [man·ge·ˈar] VERB trans Arg ugs (dinero)

manguear

to scrounge

vaguear [ba·ɣe·ˈar] VERB intr

1. vaguear (holgazanear):

vaguear

to laze about

2. vaguear (vagar):

vaguear

to wander