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101 achisparse
• become merry• become tipsy• get tight• get tired -
102 alegrarse
• be glad• be happy• be of good cheer• become happy• become merry• cheer up• rejoice -
103 alegre
• blithesome• cheerful• cheery• convivial• debonair• debonaire• glacier• glad hand• glee• gleeful chuckle• happily• happy and prosperous New Year• jocular• jolly• jovial• joyful• joyous• light-hearted• lighthearted• merry• mirthful• perking• perm• vituperative• vivacious person -
104 armar un caramillo
• make merry over• make mistakes• stir up trouble -
105 bailar en una pata
• be merry as a cricket -
106 buen humor
• cheerfulness• good hitter• good morning• good-humored• good-humoured• good-natured• merry disposition -
107 carrusel
• carousel• carrousel• merry-go-round -
108 celebrar
• be glad of• celebrate• commemorate• formalize• make medicinal by adding steel• make merry over• remember• revel• revel noisily -
109 dar las Pascuas
• wish a happy Christmas• wish a Merry Christmas -
110 desear Feliz Navidad
• wish a Merry Christmas -
111 divertirse
• disport• disport oneself• divert oneself• enjoy oneself• have a good reputation• have a good trip• have friction• have fun of• make medicinal by adding steel• make merry over• play about• play around -
112 echar a rodar los bolos
• make merry over• make mistakes• stir up troubleDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > echar a rodar los bolos
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113 echar una cana al aire
• go on a journey• go on a pilgrimage• go on a special diet• go on a summer vacation• have a fit of anger• have a foot in both camps• have a liking towards• have a little time left• have one's fill• have one's good share of• kick up one's heels• make medicinal by adding steel• make merry over -
114 enfiestarse
• have a good reputation• have a good trip• make medicinal by adding steel• make merry over -
115 estar feliz como un grillo
• be jumping happy• be merry as a cricketDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > estar feliz como un grillo
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116 feliz
• blissful• felicitous• glacier• glad hand• happily• happy and prosperous New Year• lucky• merry -
117 Feliz Navidad
• happy medium• happy-go-lucky• Merry Christmas -
118 festejar
• celebrate• cheer to• give a note of indebtedness• give a pearly luster to• make medicinal by adding steel• make merry over• throw a party -
119 festivo
• festal• festive• humourous• jaunty• joyful• merry• playful• witty -
120 hacer mención de
• make medicinal by adding iron• make merry
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