lisiarse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for lisiarse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.extasiar VB trans

extasiar

to entrance

II.extasiarse VB vpr

se extasiaba escuchando música barroca

he would go into ecstasies o raptures listening to baroque music

me extasié ante aquel magnífico paisaje

I was enraptured o captivated by that magnificent landscape liter

lisiar VB trans dated o offens

lisiar

to cripple dated o offens

lisiar

to lame

lisiado¹ (lisiada) ADJ dated o offens

lisiado (lisiada)

disabled

lisiado (lisiada)

crippled dated o offens

lisiado² (lisiada) N m (f) dated o offens

lisiado (lisiada)

cripple dated o offens

un lisiado de guerra

a disabled veteran o ex-serviceman

los lisiados de guerra

the war wounded

I.criar VB trans

1.1. criar (cuidar, educar):

criar

to bring up

criar

to raise

la criaron los abuelos maternos

she was brought up o raised by her maternal grandparents

fui criada en el amor a los libros

I was brought up to love books

ya tiene a sus hijos criados

her children are grown up now

1.2. criar (amamantar):

criar

to breast-feed

criado con biberón

bottle-fed

lo crió su madre

his mother breast-fed him

2. criar:

criar ganado

to raise

criar ganado

to rear

criar (para la reproducción)

to breed

criar pollos/pavos

to breed

3. criar (producir):

el pan ha criado moho

the bread has gone moldy

este perro cría pulgas

this dog is always covered in fleas

esos libros van a criar polvo

those books are just going to gather dust

II.criar VB intr

criar mujer:

to breast-feed

criar animal:

to suckle

III.criarse VB vpr

criarse

to grow up

nos criamos juntos

we were brought up together

nos criamos juntos

we grew up together

me crié con mi abuela

I was brought up o raised by my grandmother

me crié en el campo

I grew up in the country

a la que te criaste RioPl inf

any old how

a la que te criaste RioPl inf

any which way Am

See also malcriado², malcriado¹

I.malcriado² (malcriada) N m (f) (niño)

eres un malcriado

you're so bad-mannered o badly brought up

II.malcriado N m (muñeco)

malcriado

doll

malcriado¹ (malcriada) ADJ

malcriado (malcriada) (mimado)

spoiled Am

malcriado (malcriada) (mimado)

spoilt Brit

malcriado (malcriada) (travieso)

naughty

malcriado (malcriada) (travieso)

bad-mannered

malcriado (malcriada) (travieso)

badly brought up

estriarse VB vpr

estriarse piel:

para que no se estríe la piel

so that you don't get stretch marks

para que no se estríe la piel

to prevent stretch marks developing form

I.guiar VB trans

1. guiar (por un camino):

guiar

to guide

nos guió a través de las callejuelas

he guided us through the backstreets

guiados por el afán de lucro

drawn by the desire to make money

2. guiar (aconsejar):

guiar

to guide

me guió y me aconsejó

he gave me guidance and advice

no te dejes guiar por él

don't be guided by him

no te dejes guiar por él

don't let yourself be led by him

II.guiarse VB vpr

guiarse (guiarse por algo):

sabía guiarse por las estrellas

he knew how to orient himself o navigate by the stars

nos guiamos por el mapa

we followed the map

nos guiamos por el mapa

we used the map to guide us

¿te has guiado por algún patrón?

did you follow a pattern?

a veces es peligroso guiarse por el instinto

it's sometimes dangerous to be led by o to follow one's instincts

herniarse VB vpr

herniarse

to get a hernia

herniarse

to rupture oneself

cuidado, no te vayas a herniar iron

mind you don't strain yourself iron

I.fiar VB trans

fiar mercancías:

fiar

to sell … on credit

¿me las fía?

can I owe you for them?

¿me las fía?

will you put them on the slate? Brit inf

le fío los envases

I won't charge you the deposit on the bottles

¡largo me lo fías/fiáis! Spain

I'll believe it when I see it!

II.fiar VB intr

1. fiar (dar crédito):

fiar

to give credit

“en este establecimiento no se fía”

“no credit given”

“en este establecimiento no se fía”

no credit

ya no le fían en la tienda

they won't let him have anything else on credit at the store

ya no le fían en la tienda

they won't let him have anything else on tick at the store Brit inf

Phrases:

(no ser de fiar) esta cerradura no es de fiar

this lock is not very secure

no es persona de fiar

he's not to be trusted

no es persona de fiar

he's not trustworthy

no es muy de fiar e igual no aparece

he's not very reliable so he might not turn up

III.fiarse VB vpr

no me fío de lo que dice

I don't believe what he says

fiarse de alg.

to trust sb

no se fía de nadie

he doesn't trust anyone

(fiarse de que + subj) no me fío de que cumpla su promesa

I don't trust him to keep his promise

(fiarse de que + subj) no me fío de que cumpla su promesa

I don't believe he'll keep his promise

fíate de la Virgen y no corras prov Spain inf, iron

you'd better get your act together inf

exiliarse, exilarse VB vpr

exiliarse

to go into exile

lisiarse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lisiarse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

lisiado (-a) [li·ˈsja·do, -a] ADJ

lisiado (-a)

crippled

lisiar [li·ˈsjar] VB refl

lisiar lisiarse:

lisiar

to become disabled

herniarse [er·ˈnjar·se] VB refl

herniarse

to rupture oneself

herniarse iron hum

to work very hard

¡no te herniarás, no! iron hum

don't burst a blood vessel!

ranciarse [rran·ˈsjar·se, -ˈθjar·se] VB refl

ranciarse

to go rancid

aliar(se) <1. pres alío> [a·li·ˈar·(se)] VB trans, (refl)

aliar(se)

to ally (oneself)

I.aviar <1. pres avío> [a·βi·ˈar] VB trans

aviar (maleta)

to pack

aviar (mesa)

to set

II.aviar <1. pres avío> [a·βi·ˈar] VB intr

1. aviar (apresurar):

aviar a alguien

to hurry sb up

diles que vayan aviando

tell them to get a move on

estar aviado (en un apuro)

to be in a tight spot

2. aviar AmS (prestar):

aviar

to lend

III.aviar <1. pres avío> [a·βi·ˈar] VB refl aviarse

1. aviar (arreglarse):

aviar

to get ready

2. aviar (espabilarse):

aviar

to get by

gloriarse <1. pres me glorío> [glo·ri·ˈar·se] VB refl (presumir)

gloriarsese de algo

to boast about sth

I.liar <1. pres lío> [li·ˈar] VB trans

1. liar:

liar (fardo)

to tie up

liar (paquete)

to wrap up

2. liar (cigarrillo):

liar

to roll

3. liar inf:

liar (engañar)

to take in

liar (enredar)

to mix up

¡ahora sí que la hemos liado!

we've really done it now!

II.liar <1. pres lío> [li·ˈar] VB refl liarse

1. liar inf (juntarse):

liar

to become lovers

2. liar (embarullarse):

liar

to get complicated

liarse la manta a la cabeza inf

to take the plunge

3. liar (ponerse a):

liarse a golpes con alguien

to start fighting with sb

jupiarse [xu·ˈpjar·se] VB refl AmC

jupiarse

to get drunk

tibiarse [ti·ˈβjar·se] VB refl AmC, Ven (irritarse)

tibiarse

to get cross