michicata in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for michicata in the Spanish»English Dictionary

michicato (michicata) ADJ Col inf

michicato (michicata)

tightfisted inf

pichicata N f

1. pichicata Peru inf (cocaína):

pichicata

coke sl

2. pichicata inf (droga):

pichicata CSur Peru

drugs pl

pichicato (pichicata) ADJ Col Mex inf

pichicato (pichicata)

stingy inf

pichicato (pichicata)

tight inf

michino (michina) N m (f) inf

michino (michina)

puss inf

michino (michina)

pussy inf

michino (michina)

pussy cat inf

michimán N m Chil inf

michimán

midshipman

pichicatearse VB vpr CSur Peru inf

pichicatearse

to take drugs

pichicatero (pichicatera) N m (f) CSur Peru inf

1. pichicatero (adicto):

pichicatero (pichicatera)

drug addict

pichicatero (pichicatera)

junkie inf

2. pichicatero (proveedor):

pichicatero (pichicatera)

drug dealer

pichicatero (pichicatera)

pusher inf

suricata N f

suricata

meerkat

I.achicar VB trans

1.1. achicar chaqueta/vestido:

achicar

to take in

1.2. achicar persona:

los reveses que ha sufrido lo han ido achicando

the setbacks he's suffered have gradually diminished his confidence

nada lo achica

nothing daunts him

nada lo achica

he's not daunted by anything

intentaron achicarnos a base de patadas

they tried to intimidate us by playing rough

2. achicar agua:

achicar

to bail out

II.achicarse VB vpr

no te achiques y dile lo que piensas

don't be intimidated o don't feel daunted, tell him what you think

achicador N m

achicador (cubo)

bailer

achicador (bomba)

bilge pump

michicata in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for michicata in the Spanish»English Dictionary

pichicata [pi·ʧi·ˈka·ta] N f Arg inf

pichicata

drugs pl

pichicato (-a) [pi·ʧi·ˈka·to, -a] ADJ AmC

pichicato (-a)

stingy

pichicatearse [pi·ʧi·ka·te·ˈar·se] VB refl Arg inf

pichicatearse

to take drugs

pichicatero (-a) [pi·ʧi·ka·ˈte·ro, -a] N m (f) Arg inf

pichicatero (-a)

drug addict

I.achicar <c → qu> [a·ʧi·ˈkar] VB trans

1. achicar:

achicar (empequeñecer)

to make smaller

achicar (persona)

to intimidate

2. achicar (agua):

achicar

to bale out

II.achicar <c → qu> [a·ʧi·ˈkar] VB refl achicarse

1. achicar (empequeñecerse):

achicar

to become smaller

2. achicar:

achicar (persona)

to take fright

achicar (no atreverse)

not to dare

3. achicar LatAm (humillarse):

achicar

to demean oneself

I.chicarrón (-ona) [ʧi·ka·ˈrron, -·ˈrro·na] ADJ

chicarrón (-ona)

sturdy

II.chicarrón (-ona) [ʧi·ka·ˈrron, -·ˈrro·na] N m (f)

chicarrón (-ona)

sturdy kid

chicano (-a) [ʧi·ˈka·no, -a] N m (f)

chicano (-a)

Chicano (person of Mexican origin living in the USA)

pichichi [pi·ˈʧi·ʧi] N m SPORTS

pichichi

top goal-scorer