clarearse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for clarearse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.clarear VB impers

1. clarear (amanecer):

clareaba cuando se pusieron en camino

it was getting light o day was breaking when they set out

2. clarear METEO:

comenzó a clarear

the sky/the clouds began to clear

II.clarear VB intr

clarear (volverse gris)

to go gray

clarear (volverse blanco)

to go white

I.marear VB trans

1. marear MED:

el olor a pintura me marea

the smell of paint makes me feel sick o queasy

las luces la mareaban

the lights were making her dizzy

el vino lo mareó

the wine made him feel drunk o light-headed

2. marear (confundir):

marear

to confuse

marear

to get … confused

marear

to get … muddled

me mareas con tantas preguntas

you're confusing me o making my head spin with all these questions

me mareas con tantas preguntas

you're getting me confused o muddled with all these questions

me mareó más con su explicación

his explanation confused me even more o got me even more confused o muddled

II.marear VB intr arch

marear

to navigate

III.marearse VB vpr

1. marearse MED:

siempre se marea en el coche/en barco/en avión

he always gets carsick/seasick/airsick

miró hacia abajo y se mareó

he looked down and felt o went dizzy

bebió dos copas y se mareó

she had two drinks and started to feel drunk o light-headed

2. marearse (confundirse):

marearse

to get muddled

marearse

to get confused

I.aparear VB trans

1. aparear animales:

aparear

to mate

2. aparear objetos:

aparear

to match

aparear

to pair up

II.aparearse VB vpr

aparearse

to mate

I.pajarear VB intr

1.1. pajarear inf (no prestar atención):

pajarear Chil Mex

to daydream

estaba pajareando

I was miles away inf

estaba pajareando

I was daydreaming

1.2. pajarear Mex (perder el tiempo):

pajarear inf inf

to loaf around inf

pajarear inf inf

to laze around inf

2. pajarear Mex inf (ahuyentar pájaros):

pajarear

to scare birds away

II.pajarearse VB vpr

pajarearse Peru inf:

pajarearse

to goof inf

pajarearse

to boob Brit inf

clarete N m

1. clarete (rosado):

clarete

rosé

2. clarete (tinto):

clarete

claret

vino clarete N m

vino clarete

rosé wine

I.airear VB trans

1. airear (ventilar):

airear manta/colchón

to air

airear casa/cuarto

to air

2. airear masa/tierra:

airear

to aerate

3. airear (hacer público):

airear cuestión/tema

to air

una revista que airea las intimidades de los famosos

a magazine that publishes o makes public details about the private lives of famous people

tienen mucho cuidado en no airear sus diferencias

they are very careful not to air their differences in public o not to let people see their differences

II.airearse VB vpr

1. airearse persona:

airearse

to get some (fresh) air

2. airearse:

airearse manta/abrigo:

to air

lugar: abre la ventana, que se airee esto un poco

open the window to let some air in here o to air this place a bit

ajetrearse VB vpr

ajetrearse

to rush around

I.orear VB trans

1. orear:

orear habitación

to air

orear ropa/sábanas

to air

2. orear carne:

orear

to dry

II.orearse VB vpr

orearse Chil inf:

orearse

to sober up

I.cacarear VB intr

1. cacarear:

cacarear gallo:

to crow

cacarear gallina:

to cluck

2. cacarear inf (presumir):

cacarear

to brag

cacarear

to swank

3. cacarear inf (charlar):

cacarear

to chatter

II.cacarear VB trans inf

cacarear triunfo:

cacarear

to crow about

fue una victoria muy cacareada

there was a lot of crowing about the victory

fue una victoria muy cacareada

it was a much-trumpeted victory

clarearse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for clarearse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.clarear [kla·re·ˈar] VB intr

1. clarear (amanecer):

clarear

to grow light

al clarear el día

at dawn

2. clarear (despejarse):

clarear

to clear up

II.clarear [kla·re·ˈar] VB trans

clarear

to brighten

III.clarear [kla·re·ˈar] VB refl

clarear clarearse:

clarear

to be transparent

I.marear [ma·re·ˈar] VB trans

1. marear inf (molestar):

marear

to pester

2. marear MED:

marear

to nauseate

3. marear (aturdir):

marear

to make dizzy

marear fig

to confuse

II.marear [ma·re·ˈar] VB refl marearse

1. marear:

marear (enfermarse)

to feel sick

marear (en el mar)

to get seasick

marear (al viajar)

to get travel-sick

2. marear (quedar aturdido):

marear

to become dizzy

marear fig

to become confused

3. marear (emborracharse):

marear

to get tipsy

clarete [kla·ˈre·te] N m

clarete

rosé (wine)

rumorearse [rru·mo·re·ˈar·se] VB refl

se rumorea que...

it is rumored that...

I.airear [ai·re·ˈar] VB trans

airear

to air

II.airear [ai·re·ˈar] VB refl airearse

1. airear (ventilarse):

airear

to air

2. airear (coger aire):

airear

to get some fresh air

I.aparear [a·pa·re·ˈar] VB trans

1. aparear (animales):

aparear

to mate

2. aparear (formar un par):

aparear

to pair

aparear personas

to pair people off

II.aparear [a·pa·re·ˈar] VB refl aparearse

1. aparear (animales):

aparear

to mate

2. aparear (formar un par):

aparear

to form a pair

I.atarear [a·ta·re·ˈar] VB trans

atarear

to give a job to

II.atarear [a·ta·re·ˈar] VB refl

atarear atarearse:

atarear

to work hard

I.cacarear [ka·ka·re·ˈar] VB intr

1. cacarear (gallinas):

cacarear

to cackle

2. cacarear inf (presumir):

cacarear

to brag

II.cacarear [ka·ka·re·ˈar] VB trans inf

cacarear

to brag about

I.carear [ka·re·ˈar] VB trans

carear

to bring face to face

II.carear [ka·re·ˈar] VB refl

carear carearse:

carear

to confront

alabear(se) [a·la·βe·ˈar·(se)] VB trans, (refl)

alabear(se)

to warp