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Accepted meanings15227
Obtained votes2107
Votes by meaning0.015406
Inquiries506229
Queries by meaning335406
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ser chistoso
  24

Be funny: It is said that it is talkative, sympathetic and always has a joke or anecdote on hand that illustrates and gracefully explains the issue that is being talked about.

  
al tuntún
  42

To the tuntun: tells of the actions done sloppily, stupidly, without any attention or care, without regard to advantages or disadvantages, is also go stumble, tripping.

  
pelotillear
  27

Pelotillear: It is said of praise, flattery and excessive amiability towards one person.

  
irse por los cerros de úbeda
  33

Go for the hills of Ubeda: it is said when someone tries to tell or explain something and dilates your speech entering another issue that embarulla and bundles that tries to tell.

  
llegar en un periquete
  14

Get in a snap: arrive at a time, in an instant, in a second, immediately.

  
desentramparse
  14

Desentrampar is: escape from a trap, a trap, metaphorically is to pay all the debts.

  
espachurrarse
  23

Squash are: spread over a surface something that is soft, or falling from a considerable height, or who has received a sharp blow.

  
merman
  27

Merman: Verb time undermine and express the decrease of the number of objects that contains a container, the amount of water of a swamp when it evaporates, the demise of the objects that shrink, which are subject to wear.

  
empalagarte
  55

Annoying you: is the feeling of displeasure displayed with too much sweet food, also is tiredness or boredom caused by people too loving or kind.

  
quedarse mudo
  38

Staying silent: is run out of words. stunned, not knowing what to say, shocked, confused, etc. for something that can be heard or seen.

  
descolgarse
  25

SAG: get off a person of a more or less high place sliding down a rope, drain of roof, wall, etc. also in figurative way is detached or separated from a group of people, an ideology, a business, etc.

  
encaprichado
  37

Infatuated: It says in a pejorative way, that shows an attitude of surface and whimsical, self-willed, stubborn for a person or thing or enamoradiza.

  
poner de través
  12

Put crosswise: put or do something so oblique, transverse, leaning, Crooked, diagonal.

  
echar la zarpa
  19

Check the paw: is hand, claw, paw, catch, grabbing or grasping something abruptly, without delicacy.

  
abolladuras
  27

Dents: Subsidence or buns on the surface of metal objects by striking them against something hard as a stone, soil, etc.

  
antonimo de cejar
  11

Antonym of cejar: antonyms of cejar are not back, insist vehemently, with constancy, firmness, not to give up, move forward with determination, attacking the opponent. You may find it interesting to know that cease is back, forfeit, surrender, yield in an effort, in a discussion.

  
oste ni moste
  22

Oste or moste: the expression is "there is no or no oste no moste" and means not to be anyone, anything, anything, be empty a place.

  
tener buenos modales
  46

Having good manners: have good education, acting at all times correctly, courteously, with respect, sympathy, patience.

  
nos pusimos las botas
  20

We got the boots: Express of any matter to which it relates was obtained or achieved much without effort, that ate much, which got lots of money easily, etc.

  
socorrar
  31

Char: Toast, burn or slightly scorch the clothes to the press with the hot iron, the meat on the barbecue by the excessive fire, hair dryer, etc. .

  






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