garbearse in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for garbearse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.babear VB intr

1.1. babear persona:

babear

to dribble

babear

to drool Am

1.2. babear animal:

babear

to slaver

babear

to slobber

2. babear Chil Mex inf (mirar embelesado):

todos babean por ella

they all drool over her

II.babearse VB vpr

1. babearse refl niño:

babearse

to dribble

babearse

to drool Am

el bebé se ha babeado toda la blusa

the baby has dribbled o drooled all down (o over etc.) her blouse

2. babearse RioPl → X

See also X

X, x [ˈekis] N f (the letter)

X

X

X

x

garbeo N m Spain inf

dar un garbeo (a pie)

to go for a walk

dar un garbeo (en coche)

to go for a ride

I.alabear VB trans

alabear

to warp

II.alabearse VB vpr

alabearse

to warp

apearse VB vpr

1. apearse form (bajarse):

apearse

to get off

apearse

to alight form

apearse de algo un tren

to alight from sth

apearse de algo un tren

to get off sth

se apeó del caballo

he got off the horse

se apeó del caballo

he dismounted

2. apearse (retractarse):

apearse

to climb down

apearse

to back down

I.asear VB trans

asear (limpiar)

to clean

asear (arreglar)

to straighten (up)

asear (arreglar)

to tidy up Brit

II.asearse VB vpr

asearse refl:

asearse (lavarse)

to wash

asearse (arreglarse)

to clean oneself up Am

asearse (arreglarse)

to tidy oneself up Brit

asearse (arreglarse)

to smarten oneself up Brit

paltearse VB vpr Peru inf

paltearse

to blunder

paltearse

to goof inf

paltearse

to mess up Am inf

pearse VB vpr LatAm inf

pearse

to fart sl

pearse

to blow off Brit inf

pearse

to let off Brit inf

despearse VB vpr

despearse

to get footsore

foguearse VB vpr

foguearse

to undergo a baptism of fire

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

garbearse in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for garbearse in the Spanish»English Dictionary

I.gorjear [gor·xe·ˈar] VB intr

1. gorjear (personas):

gorjear

to twitter

2. gorjear (pájaros):

gorjear

to chirp

II.gorjear [gor·xe·ˈar] VB refl gorjearse

1. gorjear (niño):

gorjear

to gurgle

2. gorjear LatAm (burlarse):

gorjear

to make fun of

barbear [bar·βe·ˈar] VB trans

1. barbear AmC, Par (afeitar):

barbear

to shave

2. barbear AmC, Mex (adular):

barbear

to flatter

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

alabear(se)

to warp

garbeo [gar·ˈβeo] N m

garbeo

stroll

guasearse [gwa·se·ˈar·se] VB refl

guasearse

to joke

guasearse de alguien/algo

to make fun of sb/sth

yerbear [jer·βe·ˈar] VB intr LatAm

yerbear

to drink maté

I.caldear [kal·de·ˈar] VB trans

1. caldear (calentar):

caldear

to heat (up)

2. caldear (acalorar):

caldear

to inflame

II.caldear [kal·de·ˈar] VB refl caldearse

1. caldear (calentarse):

caldear

to heat up

2. caldear (acalorarse):

caldear

to get heated

I.emplear [em·ple·ˈar] VB trans

1. emplear:

emplear (usar: medio, técnica, método)

to use

emplear (tiempo)

to spend

¡podrías emplear mejor el tiempo!

you could make better use of your time!

¡ya te está bien empleado!

it serves you right!

dar algo por bien empleado

to be satisfied with the results of sth

2. emplear (dinero):

emplear

to invest

he empleado todo el dinero en la casa

I've put all my money into the house

3. emplear:

emplear (colocar)

to employ

emplear (ocupar)

to engage

en estos momentos no estoy empleado

I'm unemployed at the moment

II.emplear [em·ple·ˈar] VB refl emplearse

1. emplear (colocarse):

emplearse de [o como] algo

to be employed as sth

2. emplear (usarse):

emplear

to be used

3. emplear (esforzarse):

emplearse a fondo

to put everything into sth

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

I.ladear [la·de·ˈar] VB trans

1. ladear (inclinar):

ladear

to slant

2. ladear (desviar):

ladear

to skirt

ladear un problema

to get around a problem

II.ladear [la·de·ˈar] VB refl ladearse

1. ladear (inclinarse):

ladear

to lean

2. ladear Chile (enamorarse):

ladearse de alguien

to fall in love with sb