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101 aburguesarse
pron.v.1 to adopt middle-class ways.se han aburguesado mucho desde que se casaron they've become very bourgeois o middle-class since they married2 to become middle class, to become bourgeois.El alcalde se aburguesó muy rápido The mayor became bourgeois very quickly3 to follow the easy path in life.Los chicos se aburguesaron The boys followed the easy path in life.* * *1 to become bourgeois* * *VPR [persona] to become bourgeois, adopt middle-class ways* * *verbo pronominal to become bourgeois* * *verbo pronominal to become bourgeois* * *aburguesarse [A1 ]to become bourgeois o middle class* * *
■aburguesarse verbo reflexivo to become bourgeois
* * *aburguesarse vprto adopt middle-class ways;se han aburguesado mucho desde que se casaron they've become very bourgeois o middle-class since they got married* * *v/r despbecome bourgeois omiddle class -
102 acalambrarse
pron.v.to cramp up, to cramp, to get a cramp, to get cramps.* * *1 to get cramps* * *VPR to get cramp* * *verbo pronominal to get (a) cramp* * *verbo pronominal to get (a) cramp* * *acalambrarse [A1 ]to get crampse me acalambró la pierna I got cramp in my leg* * *acalambrarse vprto get cramp* * *acalambrarse vr: to cramp up, to get a cramp -
103 accidentarse
pron.v.to be involved in or have an accident.* * *1 to have an accident* * *VPR to have an accident; Méx (Aut) to (have a) crash* * *verbo pronominal to have an accident* * *verbo pronominal to have an accident* * *accidentarse [A1 ]to have an accident* * *accidentarse vprto be involved in o have an accident* * *v/r have an accident, be involved in an accident* * *accidentarse vr: to have an accident -
104 acicalarse
pron.v.to smarten up, to get dressed up.* * *1 to dress up, smarten up* * *VPR to smarten o.s. up, spruce o.s. up* * *verbo pronominal to dress up, get dressed up* * *verbo pronominal to dress up, get dressed up* * *acicalarse [A1 ]to dress up, get dressed up, put on one's glad rags ( colloq hum)* * *
acicalarse ( conjugate acicalarse) verbo pronominal
to dress up, get dressed up
acicalarse verbo reflexivo to dress up, smarten up
' acicalarse' also found in these entries:
English:
doll
- preen
* * *vprto do oneself up, to spruce oneself up* * *v/r get dressed up* * *vr: to get dressed up -
105 aclimatarse
pron.v.to acclimatize oneself, to get acclimatized, acclimate (US).* * *1 to become acclimatized (a, to), become US acclimated (a, to)2 figurado to get used to* * *VPR to acclimatize o.s., get acclimatized* * *verbo pronominal to acclimatize, get o become acclimatized* * *verbo pronominal to acclimatize, get o become acclimatized* * *aclimatarse [A1 ]to acclimatize, get o become acclimatized* * *
aclimatarse ( conjugate aclimatarse) verbo pronominal
to acclimatize, get o become acclimatized
■aclimatarse verbo reflexivo
1 (a un clima) to become acclimatized, US to become acclimated
2 fig (a una situación) to get used to something: hace poco que viven aquí, pero ya se han aclimatado, they haven't been coming here for long, but they seem to have got used to it
' aclimatarse' also found in these entries:
English:
acclimatized
- acclimatize
* * *vpr2. [acostumbrarse] to settle in;aclimatarse a algo to get used to sth* * *v/r acclimatize, become acclimatized* * *vraclimatarse a : to get used to♦ aclimatación nf -
106 acomedirse
pron.v.1 to offer to help. (Latin American Spanish)2 to volunteer, to offer to help.* * *VPR LAm to offer to help* * *verbo pronominal (Méx) to offer to help* * *verbo pronominal (Méx) to offer to help* * *acomedirse [ I14 ]( Méx) to offer to help* * *
acomedirse ( conjugate acomedirse) verbo pronominal (Méx) to offer to help
* * *acomedirse vprAndes, CAm, Méx to offer to help, to volunteer* * *v/r Méxoffer to help -
107 aconcharse
pron.v.1 to keel over; to run aground. (Nautical)2 to settle, clarify (líquido). (Southern Cone)3 vivir de otro, to sponge, to live off somebody else.* * *VPR1) (Náut) (=volcarse) to keel over; (=encallarse) run aground2) Cono Sur [líquido] to settle, clarify3) * (=vivir de otro) to sponge *, live off somebody else* * *verbo pronominal (Chi) to clear* * *verbo pronominal (Chi) to clear* * *aconcharse [A1 ]( Chi) to clear* * *aconcharse vpr1. Chile, Perú [sedimiento] to settle2. Chile, Perú [situación] to settle down, to calm down -
108 acriollarse
pron.v.1 to adopt local ways. ( Latin American Spanish)2 to go native, to adopt Spanish American ways.* * *VPR esp Cono Sur to go native* * *verbo pronominal to go native* * *verbo pronominal to go native* * *acriollarse [A1 ]* * *acriollarse vprAm to adopt local ways* * *acriollarse vr: to adopt local customs, to go native -
109 acuclillarse
pron.v.1 to squat (down).2 to squat down, to crouch down.* * *1 to squat, crouch, crouch down* * *VPR to squat down* * *verbo pronominal to squat (down)* * *verbo pronominal to squat (down)* * *acuclillarse [A1 ]to squat, squat down* * *acuclillarse vpr[agacharse] to squat (down)* * *v/r squat, crouch down -
110 achisparse
pron.v.to get tipsy.* * *1 to get tipsy/tight* * *VPR to get tipsy* * *verbo pronominal (fam) to get tipsy (colloq)* * *verbo pronominal (fam) to get tipsy (colloq)* * *achisparse [A1 ]* * *vprto get tipsy* * *v/r famget tipsy -
111 adueñarse
pron.v.to take possession, to take hold.* * *1 to take possession (de, of)2 figurado to seize* * *VPRadueñarse de — (=apropiarse) to take possession of; (fig) to master
* * *verbo pronominala) personab) (liter) miedo/pánicoadueñarse de alguien: el miedo/pánico se adueñó de ellos — they were seized by panic
* * *verbo pronominala) personab) (liter) miedo/pánicoadueñarse de alguien: el miedo/pánico se adueñó de ellos — they were seized by panic
* * *adueñarse [A1 ]1 «persona»: adueñarse DE algo; to take over sthse adueñó de su corazón she won his heart2«pánico/tristeza/pesimismo»: adueñarse DE algn: el pánico se adueñó de ellos they were overcome by panic, panic got the better of them* * *
adueñarse verbo reflexivo 1 adueñarse de (hacerse con el control, apropiarse) to take over
2 (apoderarse un sentimiento, una situación) to take hold of
* * *adueñarse vpr1.adueñarse de [apoderarse de] to take over, to take control of;se adueñó de la mejor cama sin consultar a nadie he claimed the best bed for himself without asking anyone2.adueñarse de [dominar] to take hold of;el pánico se adueñó de ellos panic took hold of them* * *v/r:adueñarse de take possession of* * *adueñarse vradueñarse de : to take possession of, to take over -
112 agolparse
pron.v.to crowd round (gente).* * *1 to crowd, throng* * *verb* * *VPR (=apiñarse) to throng, crowd together; (=acumularse) [problemas] to come one on top of another; [lágrimas] to come in a flood* * ** * ** * *agolparse [A1 ]«personas» to crowdlas ideas se me agolpaban en la cabeza my mind was o my thoughts were racing, ideas o thoughts crowded into my headúltimamente se han agolpado las desgracias sobre ellos they've had one misfortune after another recently* * *
agolparse verbo reflexivo
1 (gente) to crowd, throng
2 (ideas, acontecimientos) to come one after another
' agolparse' also found in these entries:
English:
crowd
- squash together
* * *agolparse vpr[gente] to crowd; [sangre] to rush;se le agolpaban los problemas his problems were piling up* * *v/r crowd together -
113 agringarse
pron.v.1 to act like a foreigner.2 to become like a gringo, to behave like a gringo.* * *VPR LAm to act o behave like a gringo, act o behave like a foreigner* * *verbo pronominal (AmL fam & pey) ( norteamericanizarse) to become Americanized; ( extranjerizarse) to become like a gringo II a)* * *verbo pronominal (AmL fam & pey) ( norteamericanizarse) to become Americanized; ( extranjerizarse) to become like a gringo II a)* * *agringarse [A3 ]* * *agringarse vprAm Pey = to become like a North American or European* * *v/r L.Am.become Americanized -
114 agriparse
pron.v.to catch the flu. (Andean Spanish (Bolivia, Chilean Spanish, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru), Mexican Spanish)* * *VPR Cono Sur (=coger gripe) to get flu, get the flu ( esp EEUU)estar agripado — to have flu o ( esp EEUU) the flu
* * *verbo pronominal (Andes) to get the flu (AmE), to get flu (BrE)* * *verbo pronominal (Andes) to get the flu (AmE), to get flu (BrE)* * *agriparse [A1 ]está agripado en cama he's in bed with (the) flu* * *
agriparse ( conjugate agriparse) verbo pronominal (Andes) to get the flu (AmE), to get flu (BrE);
* * *agriparse vprAndes, Méx to catch the flu* * *v/r Méxcatch the flu* * *agriparse vr: to catch the flu -
115 ahorcajarse
pron.v.to sit astride.* * *1 to sit astride* * *VPR to sit astride* * *verbo pronominal* * *verbo pronominal* * *ahorcajarse [A1 ]ahorcajarse EN algo to sit astride sth -
116 ajamonarse
pron.v.to get plump.* * *1 familiar to get plump* * *verbo pronominal (fam) to get porky (colloq)* * *verbo pronominal (fam) to get porky (colloq)* * *ajamonarse [A1 ]* * *ajamonarse vprFam [mujer] to get middle-aged spread -
117 alunarse
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118 amancebarse
pron.v.1 to live together, to cohabit.2 to live in concubinage.* * *1 to cohabit, live together* * *verbo pronominal (ant) to start living together* * *verbo pronominal (ant) to start living together* * *amancebarse [A1 ]( ant); to start living together, set up house together* * *amancebarse vprto live together, to cohabit* * *v/r move in together -
119 amanerarse
pron.v.1 to become effeminate.2 to become affected (volverse afectado).* * *1 to become affected2 (afeminarse) to become effeminate* * ** * *verbo pronominal to become affected* * *verbo pronominal to become affected* * *amanerarse [A1 ]to become affected* * *amanerarse vpr1. [afeminarse] to become effeminate2. [volverse afectado] to become affected* * *v/r become affected -
120 amartelarse
pron.v.1 to fall madly in love, to fall blindly in love, to fall passionately in love.2 to make out, to canoodle.* * *1 (enamorarse) to fall in love; (acariciarse) to be all over one another* * *VPR to fall in love (de with)* * *verbo pronominal (fam) to cuddle, canoodle (colloq)* * *verbo pronominal (fam) to cuddle, canoodle (colloq)* * *amartelarse [A1 ]* * *amartelarse vprto be lovey-dovey
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