arrollarse no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para arrollarse no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

acriollarse VERBO vpr

acriollarse

to adopt native ways

I.desarrollar VERBO trans

1.1. desarrollar:

desarrollar facultad/inteligencia

to develop

desarrollar músculos

to develop

desarrollar músculos

to build up

tiene el sentido del olfato muy desarrollado

it has a very highly developed sense of smell

1.2. desarrollar industria/comercio:

desarrollar

to develop

1.3. desarrollar (ampliar, desenvolver):

desarrollar idea/teoría/plan

to develop

2.1. desarrollar (exponer):

desarrollar teoría/idea

to explain

desarrollar teoría/idea

to expound formal

desarrollar tema

to explain

2.2. desarrollar MAT:

desarrollar

to develop

2.3. desarrollar (llevar a cabo):

desarrollar actividad/labor

to carry out

desarrollar plan

to put into practice

3. desarrollar coche/motor:

desarrolla una velocidad de …

it can reach a speed of …

desarrolla 75 caballos

it develops o generates 75 horsepower

4. desarrollar Chile FOTO:

desarrollar

to develop

II.desarrollarse VERBO vpr

1.1. desarrollarse (crecer):

desarrollarse niño/cuerpo/planta:

to develop

desarrollarse niño/cuerpo/planta:

to grow

1.2. desarrollarse adolescente:

desarrollarse

to develop

desarrollarse

to go through puberty

1.3. desarrollarse pueblo/industria/economía:

desarrollarse

to develop

1.4. desarrollarse teoría/idea:

desarrollarse

to develop

desarrollarse

to evolve

2. desarrollarse acto/entrevista:

desarrollarse

to take place

habrá que esperar a ver cómo se desarrollan los acontecimientos

we shall have to wait and see how things develop o turn out

la acción se desarrolla en una aldea gallega

the action unfolds o takes place in a Galician village

I.arrollar VERBO trans

1.1. arrollar:

arrollar vehículo:

to run over

arrollar muchedumbre:

to sweep away

arrollar muchedumbre:

to carry away

arrollar agua/viento:

to sweep away

arrollar agua/viento:

to carry away

1.2. arrollar (derrotar, vencer):

arrollar

to crush

arrollar

to overwhelm

2. arrollar papel/carne/cable → enrollar

II.arrollar VERBO intr (triunfar)

arrollar

to triumph

arrolló en los mundiales

he achieved a crushing o resounding victory o he triumphed in the world championships

dondequiera que iba arrollaba con su simpatía

everywhere he went he won people over with his warmth

Veja também: enrollar

I.enrollar VERBO trans

1.1. enrollar papel/persiana:

enrollar

to roll up

1.2. enrollar cable/manguera:

enrollar

to coil

enrollar el hilo en el carrete

wind the thread onto the spool

1.3. enrollar papel/carne:

enrollar

to roll up

2.1. enrollar coloq Esp (confundir):

enrollar

to confuse

enrollar

to get … confused

2.2. enrollar coloq Esp (en un asunto):

enrollar

to involve

enrollar

to get … involved

a mí no me enrolles en esto

leave me out of this o don't get me involved in this

II.enrollarse VERBO vpr

1. enrollarse:

enrollarse papel:

to roll up

enrollarse cuerda/cable:

to coil up

la cadena se enrolló en la rueda

the chain wound o wrapped itself around the wheel

2.1. enrollarse coloq Esp (hablar mucho):

no te enrolles y ve al grano

stop jabbering on o waffling and get to the point coloq

no te enrolles hablando por teléfono

don't stay on the phone too long

se enrolla como una persiana

she really goes on coloq

se enrolla como una persiana

she can talk the hind leg off a donkey

2.2. enrollarse coloq Esp pareja:

enrollarse

to make out together americ coloq

enrollarse

to get off together Brit coloq

enrollarse con alg.

to make out with sb americ coloq

enrollarse con alg.

to get off with sb Brit coloq

se enrolló con mi prima pero no duró mucho

he had a thing (going) with my cousin but it didn't last long

2.3. enrollarse coloq Esp (con una actividad):

enrollarse con algo

to get into sth coloq

se enrollaron hablando de política

they got deep into conversation about politics

2.4. enrollarse coloq Esp (animarse):

enrollarse

to get into the swing coloq

enrollarse

to get with it Brit calão

enrollarse bien Esp calão se enrolla muy bien con la gente

he gets on very well with o he has a way with people

ese pinchadiscos se enrolla muy bien

that disc jockey is really cool coloq

3. enrollarse Ven calão (ponerse nervioso):

enrollarse

to freak out calão

I.enrollar VERBO trans

1.1. enrollar papel/persiana:

enrollar

to roll up

1.2. enrollar cable/manguera:

enrollar

to coil

enrollar el hilo en el carrete

wind the thread onto the spool

1.3. enrollar papel/carne:

enrollar

to roll up

2.1. enrollar coloq Esp (confundir):

enrollar

to confuse

enrollar

to get … confused

2.2. enrollar coloq Esp (en un asunto):

enrollar

to involve

enrollar

to get … involved

a mí no me enrolles en esto

leave me out of this o don't get me involved in this

II.enrollarse VERBO vpr

1. enrollarse:

enrollarse papel:

to roll up

enrollarse cuerda/cable:

to coil up

la cadena se enrolló en la rueda

the chain wound o wrapped itself around the wheel

2.1. enrollarse coloq Esp (hablar mucho):

no te enrolles y ve al grano

stop jabbering on o waffling and get to the point coloq

no te enrolles hablando por teléfono

don't stay on the phone too long

se enrolla como una persiana

she really goes on coloq

se enrolla como una persiana

she can talk the hind leg off a donkey

2.2. enrollarse coloq Esp pareja:

enrollarse

to make out together americ coloq

enrollarse

to get off together Brit coloq

enrollarse con alg.

to make out with sb americ coloq

enrollarse con alg.

to get off with sb Brit coloq

se enrolló con mi prima pero no duró mucho

he had a thing (going) with my cousin but it didn't last long

2.3. enrollarse coloq Esp (con una actividad):

enrollarse con algo

to get into sth coloq

se enrollaron hablando de política

they got deep into conversation about politics

2.4. enrollarse coloq Esp (animarse):

enrollarse

to get into the swing coloq

enrollarse

to get with it Brit calão

enrollarse bien Esp calão se enrolla muy bien con la gente

he gets on very well with o he has a way with people

ese pinchadiscos se enrolla muy bien

that disc jockey is really cool coloq

3. enrollarse Ven calão (ponerse nervioso):

enrollarse

to freak out calão

arrollador (arrolladora) ADJ

1. arrollador:

arrollador (arrolladora) éxito

overwhelming

arrollador (arrolladora) éxito

resounding atrib

arrollador (arrolladora) victoria

crushing

arrollador (arrolladora) victoria

overwhelming

ganaron por una mayoría arrolladora

they won by an overwhelming majority

2. arrollador fuerza/viento/ataque:

arrollador (arrolladora)

devastating

3. arrollador personalidad/elocuencia:

arrollador (arrolladora)

overpowering

arrollado SUBST m RioPr

1. arrollado (dulce):

arrollado

jelly roll americ

arrollado

Swiss roll Brit

2. arrollado (de verduras):

arrollado

roulade

I.embrollar VERBO trans

1. embrollar hilo/madeja:

embrollar

to tangle

embrollar

to tangle up

2. embrollar (confundir):

embrollar situación

to complicate

embrollar persona

to muddle

embrollar persona

to confuse

3. embrollar (implicar):

embrollar a alg. en algo

to embroil sb in sth

embrollar a alg. en algo

to get sb involved in sth

II.embrollarse VERBO vpr

1. embrollarse hilo/madeja:

embrollarse

to get tangled

2. embrollarse:

embrollarse situación:

to get confused

embrollarse situación:

to get muddled

embrollarse situación:

to get complicated

embrollarse persona:

to get confused

embrollarse persona:

to get muddled

embrollarse persona:

to get mixed up coloq

I.desenrollar VERBO trans

desenrollar alfombra/póster

to unroll

desenrollar persiana

to let down

desenrollar ovillo/cuerda

to unwind

II.desenrollarse VERBO vpr

desenrollarse alfombra/póster:

to unroll

desenrollarse alfombra/póster:

to come unrolled

desenrollarse ovillo/cuerda:

to unwind

desenrollarse ovillo/cuerda:

to come unwound

atollarse VERBO vpr

atollarse

to get bogged down

atollarse

to get stuck

emperifollarse VERBO vpr humor

emperifollarse

to titivate oneself humor

emperifollarse

to preen oneself humor

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Traduções para arrollarse no dicionário Espanhol»inglês

acriollarse VERBO reflex lat-amer

acriollarse

to go native

arrollador(a) ADJ

1. arrollador:

arrollador(a) (mayoría)

overwhelming

arrollador(a) (fuerza)

devastating

2. arrollador (carácter, vitalidad, optimismo):

arrollador(a)

irresistible

I.desarrollar VERBO trans

1. desarrollar (aumentar):

desarrollar

to develop

desarrollar relaciones comerciales

to develop trade relations

2. desarrollar (tratar en detalle):

desarrollar

to expound

3. desarrollar (desenrollar):

desarrollar

to unroll

II.desarrollar VERBO reflex desarrollarse

1. desarrollar (progresar):

desarrollarse

to develop

2. desarrollar (tener lugar):

desarrollarse

to take place

arrollar VERBO trans

1. arrollar (enrollar):

arrollar

to roll up

2. arrollar (atropellar):

arrollar

to run over

3. arrollar DESP (derrotar):

arrollar

to crush

4. arrollar (riada, agua):

arrollar

to sweep away

I.enrollar VERBO trans

enrollar (cartel)

to roll up

enrollar (cuerda)

to coil

II.enrollar VERBO reflex enrollarse coloq

1. enrollar (extenderse demasiado):

enrollarse

to go on and on

enrollarse como una persiana

to talk the hind leg off a donkey

2. enrollar (ligar):

enrollarse con alguien

to take up with sb

3. enrollar (saber estar):

enrollarse

to get on well

I.follar² <o → ue> VERBO trans (soplar)

follar

to blow with bellows

II.follar² <o → ue> VERBO reflex follarse vulg

follarse

to silently fart

subdesarrollado (-a) ADJ

subdesarrollado (-a)

underdeveloped

I.embrollar VERBO trans

1. embrollar (liar):

embrollar

to mess up

embrollas todo lo que tocas

you mess everything up

lo embrollas más de lo necesario

you're overcomplicating things

2. embrollar CSur (engañar):

embrollar

to deceive

II.embrollar VERBO reflex

embrollar embrollarse:

embrollarse

to get tangled up

embrollarse en algo

to get involved in sth

I.hallar VERBO trans

1. hallar:

hallar (encontrar)

to find

hallar (sin buscar)

to come across

2. hallar (inventar):

hallar

to invent

3. hallar (averiguar):

hallar

to check

4. hallar (darse cuenta):

hallar

to realize

5. hallar (tierra):

hallar

to discover

II.hallar VERBO reflex hallarse

1. hallar (sitio):

hallarse

to be

2. hallar (estado):

hallarse

to feel

no me hallo a gusto aquí

I don't feel comfortable here

se halló con la resistencia de su partido

he met opposition from his party

grillarse VERBO reflex

1. grillarse coloq (persona):

grillarse

to go nuts

2. grillarse (tubérculo):

grillarse

to sprout