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adj.1 de más (available); sobrante (surplus)2 sobrio(a), sencillo(a) (frugal) (meal, style, room)3 (familiar) (enfado, enojo)to go spare subirse por las paredes (británico), ponerse como agua para chocolate (español de México), ponerse verde (RP)4 de repuesto, auxiliar, de prevención, de recambio.5 desocupado.6 extra, de sobra, disponible.7 enjuto, delgado.8 frugal.9 enojado.10 loco.adv.de sobra, de más.s.1 (pieza de) recambio o repuesto (spare part); rueda de repuesto o (tire)de auxilio (R.Plata), llanta de refacción (México)2 semipleno.vt.1 (disponer, reservar)to have no time to spare no tener ni un minuto libre, no poder entretenersethey arrived with five minutes to spare llegaron cinco minutos antescan you spare the time? ¿tienes tiempo?can you spare me a few moments? ¿tienes un rato?, ¿me puedes dedicar unos minutos?could you spare me some milk? ¿puedes dejarme un poco de leche?to spare a thought for somebody acordarse de alguiento spare no expense/effort no reparar en gastos/esfuerzosto spare somebody the trouble of doing something ahorrar a alguien las molestias de hacer algospare me the details! ¡ahórrame los detalles!4 apiadarse de (show mercy toward)5 escatimar, ahorrarse, economizar, ahorrar.6 reservar.7 poder disponer de.8 perdonar, tener piedad de.vi.1 hacer gracia, usar de clemencia.2 abstenerse, detenerse, refrenarse, desistir.3 ser frugal, ahorrativo, vivir con frugalidad y economía.(pt & pp spared)
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have to spare — have (something) to spare to have something available to use. I m doing a survey and I wonder if you have five minutes to spare … New idioms dictionary
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have got on — phrasal verb have on or have got on [transitive, never progressive] Word forms have on : present tense I/you/we/they have on he/she/it has on present participle having on past tense had on past participle had on 1) have something on to be wearing … English dictionary
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