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-something
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Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. something [Am ˈsəmˌθɪŋ, Brit ˈsʌmθɪŋ] PRON
1. something:
something
something has happened to her
something must be broken
have something to eat/drink
give him something to eat/drink
may I ask you something?
do you know something? I think we're lost
he caught sight of something white
it sounded like something out of a novel
or something of the kind
there may be something in what she says
it's not something to be proud of
is it something I said?
it must be something you ate
it's not much, but it's something
2.1. something (in vague statements or approximations):
in eighteen hundred and something
she's 30 something, I reckon
she's 30 something, I reckon
have you gone mad or something?
have you gone mad or something?
something in the region of $50, 000
it was something over 12m long
2.2. something:
something like, something like 200 spectators
he looks something like his brother
2.3. something:
something of (rather), she's something of an eccentric
he became something of a hermit
it came as something of a surprise
it's something of a drawback
3. something (sth special):
that party was something else! ugs
she's quite something, isn't she? (in looks)
she's quite something, isn't she? (in general)
¡qué mujer (or chica etc.)! ¿no?
there's something about him
there's something about him
to have (got) something (be talented)
II. something [Am ˈsəmˌθɪŋ, Brit ˈsʌmθɪŋ] SUBST kein Pl
won't you have a little something (to eat/drink)?
she has that certain something
III. something [Am ˈsəmˌθɪŋ, Brit ˈsʌmθɪŋ] ADV ugs
¡la espalda me tiene … !
-something SUFFIX
a twenty/thirty-something
a twenty/thirty-something
a thirty-something couple
a thirty-something couple
she had something of the schoolmarm about her abw
Spanisch
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Englisch
Englisch
she has a certain something
something incredible happened to me ugs
put something warmer on, it's cold
im PONS Wörterbuch
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Spanisch
I. something [ˈsʌmθɪŋ] PRON unbest, Sg
1. something (some object or concept):
something
something else/nice
something or other
2. something (about):
... or something inf
two metres something
his name is Paul something
II. something [ˈsʌmθɪŋ] SUBST
a little something
a certain something
Wendungen:
that is really something!
III. something [ˈsʌmθɪŋ] ADV
something around £10
something over/under £100
to knock together something to eat
to do something until you drop [o till you drop]
to buy something on hire purchase
Spanisch
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Englisch
Englisch
to have a certain something
to do something just for show
something
this film is something special
he/she thinks he/she is something
something like
im PONS Wörterbuch
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Spanisch
I. something [ˈsʌm·θɪŋ] PRON unbest, Sg
1. something (some object or concept):
something
something else/nice
something or other
2. something (about):
...or something ugs
six-foot something
his name is Paul something
II. something [ˈsʌm·θɪŋ] SUBST
a little something
a certain something
Wendungen:
that is really something!
III. something [ˈsʌm·θɪŋ] ADV
something around $10
something over/under $100
that's not something to be sneezed at
to knock together something to eat
to do something different
to get something out of one's system ugs
there's something amiss
to send something by fax
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
something
this film is something special
he/she thinks he/she is something
something like
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Logic programming was thought as something that unified various gradients of computer science (software engineering, databases, computer architecture and artificial intelligence).
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His status was something unique in Tibet, growing to possess military, political and economic power.
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It evokes giggles and coquettishness; a sense of something perverse that at once fulfills man's needs and makes him debauched.
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Tonight, something terrifying is about to be born.
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When she's really interested in something, she looks rather po-faced, but when the smile lights up, it's like the sun coming out.
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