amigar im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für amigar im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

I.amagar VERB intr

1. amagar (amenazar):

amagaba con llover

it looked as though it was going to rain

amagaba con llover

it looked like rain

amagaba con llover

it was threatening (to) rain

le estaba amagando un ataque al corazón

he was showing the warning signs of a heart attack

2. amagar (amagar con algo):

amagó con pegarle

she moved as if she was going to hit him

amagó con pegarle

she made as if to hit him

siempre amaga con que va a pagar pero nunca paga

he always acts like he's going to pay o makes as if to pay, but he never does

3. amagar SPORT:

amagar

to fake

amagar

to dummy Brit

amagó hacia la izquierda

he faked o dummied to the left

II.amagar VERB trans

1. amagar (esbozar):

amagó un saludo

he moved as if he was going to wave

amagó un saludo

he made as if to wave Brit

2. amagar Méx (amenazar):

amagar

to threaten

lo amagaron con pistolas

they threatened him with guns

amigarse VERB vpr

1. amigarse ugs (reconciliarse):

amigarse

to make up

se amigaron en seguida

they made (it) up right away

2. amigarse veraltend (amancebarse):

amigarse

to set up house together

desmigar VERB trans

desmigar (desmigajar)

to crumble

desmigar (quitar la miga de)

to remove the crumb from

fumigar VERB trans

1. fumigar campo/cultivo:

fumigar

to spray

fumigar

to dust

2. fumigar local:

fumigar

to fumigate

amigable ADJ

amigable persona

friendly

amigable trato

friendly

amigable trato

amicable

le habló en tono poco amigable

she spoke to him in a rather unfriendly manner

amigacho SUBST m

amigacho → amigote

Siehe auch: amigote

amigote SUBST m ugs

amigote

crony ugs, abw

amigote

buddy Am ugs

amigote

mate Brit ugs

amigote SUBST m ugs

amigote

crony ugs, abw

amigote

buddy Am ugs

amigote

mate Brit ugs

amigo¹ (amiga) ADJ

son/se hicieron muy amigos

they are/they became good friends

es muy amigo mío

he's a good o close friend of mine

un país amigo

a friendly country

un médico amigo me recetó estas pastillas

a doctor friend (of mine) prescribed these tablets for me

(ser amigo de algo) es muy amigo de contradecir

he's a great one for contradicting people ugs

(ser amigo de algo) es muy amigo de contradecir

he loves o he's fond of contradicting people

no es amiga de fiestas y reuniones sociales

she doesn't like going to o she's not keen on parties and social gatherings

no soy muy amigo de la comida picante

I'm not a great one for o a great fan of spicy food ugs

no soy muy amigo de la comida picante

I'm not terribly fond of o partial to o keen on spicy food

amigo² (amiga) SUBST m (f)

amigo (amiga)

friend

un amigo mío

a friend of mine

somos íntimos amigos

we're very close friends

una amiga de la infancia/facultad

a childhood/college friend

su amigo del alma

her best friend

su amigo del alma

her bosom friend

el perro es el mejor amigo del hombre

a dog is a man's best friend

pregúntale al amigo aquí

ask our friend here

no son más que amigos

they're just good friends

Amigos del Museo de Bellas Artes

Friends of the Museum of Fine Art

¡un momento, amigo!

now, just a minute, pal! ugs

¡un momento, amigo!

now, just a minute, buddy! Am ugs

¡un momento, amigo!

now, just a minute, mate! Brit ugs

amigo de lo ajeno scherzh

thief

los amigos de lo ajeno abundan en esta zona

this area is full of thieves

amigo³ INTERJ

¡amigo!, eso explica …

ah, so that's it, that explains …

¡amigo! resultó ser pendenciero el muchachito

well, well! the young lad turned out to be a bit of a troublemaker

amigar im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für amigar im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

I.amagar <g → gu> [a·ma·ˈɣar] VERB intr

1. amagar (amenazar):

amagar

to threaten

estaba amagando la guerra cuando...

war was threatening to break out when...

2. amagar (enfermedad):

amagar

to show the first symptoms

II.amagar <g → gu> [a·ma·ˈɣar] VERB trans

1. amagar (indicar):

amagó un golpe

he/she made as if to strike

2. amagar (amenazar):

amagar

to threaten

amagar a alguien con algo

to threaten sb with sth

fumigar <g → gu> [fu·mi·ˈɣar] VERB trans

fumigar

to fumigate

amigable [a·mi·ˈɣa·βle] ADJ

amigable

friendly

I.amigo (-a) [a·ˈmi·ɣo, -a] ADJ

1. amigo (amistoso):

amigo (-a)

friendly

es muy amiga mía

she's a good friend of mine

somos (muy) amigos desde la infancia

we've been close friends since our childhood

2. amigo (aficionado):

ser amigo de algo

to be fond of sth

soy más amigo de veranear en el campo que en la costa

I prefer spending the summer in the country rather than at the seaside

soy amigo de decir las cosas claras

I'm all for calling a spade a spade

este tipo es muy amigo de lucir

this guy is a great one for showing off

Wendungen:

¡y tan amigos!

and that's that!

II.amigo (-a) [a·ˈmi·ɣo, -a] SUBST m (f)

1. amigo (general):

amigo (-a)

friend

amigo de lo ajeno

thief

amigo por correspondencia

pen pal

hacerse amigo de alguien

to make friends with sb

poner a alguien cara de pocos amigos

to look grimly at sb

2. amigo (amante):

amigo (-a)

lover

3. amigo (adepto):

amigo (-a)

supporter

I.ligar <g → gu> [li·ˈɣar] VERB intr ugs (tontear)

ligar

to flirt

ligar con alguien (conocer)

to get off with sb

ligar con alguien (conocer)

to pick sb up

II.ligar <g → gu> [li·ˈɣar] VERB trans

1. ligar (atar):

ligar

to tie

2. ligar (metal):

ligar

to alloy

3. ligar (unir):

ligar

to join

III.ligar <g → gu> [li·ˈɣar] VERB refl ligarse

1. ligar (unirse):

ligar

to join

2. ligar ugs (tontear):

ligar

to flirt

litigar <g → gu> [li·ti·ˈɣar] VERB trans tb. JUR

litigar

to dispute

irrigar <g → gu> [i·rri·ˈɣar] VERB trans

irrigar (regar)

to irrigate

irrigar (la sangre)

to oxygenate

I.fatigar <g → gu> [fa·ti·ˈɣar] VERB trans

1. fatigar (cansar):

fatigar

to tire

fatigar

to fatigue

2. fatigar:

fatigar (molestar)

to annoy

fatigar (importunar)

to pester

II.fatigar <g → gu> [fa·ti·ˈɣar] VERB refl fatigarse

1. fatigar:

fatigar (agotarse)

to wear oneself out

fatigar (ojos)

to strain

2. fatigar (esforzarse):

fatigar

to exert oneself

3. fatigar (sofocarse):

fatigar

to get short of breath

I.mitigar <g → gu> [mi·ti·ˈɣar] VERB trans

1. mitigar:

mitigar (dolores)

to alleviate

mitigar (sed)

to quench

mitigar (hambre)

to take the edge off

mitigar (temperamento)

to pacify

mitigar la inquietud de alguien

to put sb's mind at rest

2. mitigar:

mitigar (colores, luz)

to subdue

mitigar (calor)

to mitigate

II.mitigar <g → gu> [mi·ti·ˈɣar] VERB refl mitigarse

1. mitigar (dolores):

mitigar

to lessen

2. mitigar (color, luz):

mitigar

to become subdued

I.obligar <g → gu> [o·βli·ˈɣar] VERB trans

1. obligar:

obligar (forzar)

to force

obligar (comprometer)

to oblige

2. obligar Chile, Arg (invitar):

obligar

to invite to drink

II.obligar <g → gu> [o·βli·ˈɣar] VERB refl

obligar obligarse:

obligar

to commit oneself