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Dictionary Spanish English: [estar]

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Spanish English
rico {adj} [comida, uso con estar]
2
delicious [food]
esmallao {adj} [esp.] [col.] [estar muerto de hambre]starving
resentido {adj} {past-p} [ofendido, uso con estar]offended
resentido {adj} [ofendido, uso con estar]pissed off [vulg.]
Verbs
asentarse [estar situado]to be situated
bordear algo [ir por el borde de algo / estar en el borde de algo]to skirt sth. [go / be along the edge of]
Unverified cotizarse [fig.] [estar valorado]to be valued
descansar [estar enterrado]to be buried
descansar [estar enterrado]to be laid to rest
agr. descansar [estar sin cultivar]to lie fallow
encontrarse [estar]to be (situated)
espabilar [estar más atento]to pay attention
faltar [no estar]to be missing
hallarse [estar ubicado]to be situated
janguear [Estados Unidos] [col.] [divertirse o estar ocioso, desocupado]to hang around [coll.]
llevarse [col.] [estar de moda]to be in [coll.] [be in fashion]
procurar algo [estar pendiente de algo]to make sure of sth.
rabiar [estar furioso]to rage
radicar [estar asentado]to reside
reposar [estar enterrado]to be buried
sesionar [estar en sesión]to be in session
subyacer [estar debajo]to be underneath
suscribir algo [estar de acuerdo]to endorse sth.
suscribir algo [estar de acuerdo]to subscribe to sth.
vacilar [estar indeciso]to dither
vagar [estar ocioso]to idle
velar [estar sin dormir]to stay awake
Nouns
presencia {f} [estar físicamente]presence
2 Words: Verbs
andar bolo [cent.] [col.] [estar borracho]to be drunk
coincidir con algn [estar de acuerdo]to agree with sb.
constar de algo [estar compuesto de]to consist of sth.
estar achacao [Chile] [col.] [estar preocupada, triste, etc.]to be in a funk [Am.] [coll.] [to be sad]
estar aguja [sur.] [Perú] [col.] [estar sin dinero]to be broke [coll.]
estar arrecho [estar enfadado] [sur.] [Venezuela] [col.]to be vexed [Am.] [coll.]
estar con algn [estar de acuerdo]to agree with sb.
estar pisado [estar jodido] [cent.] [Guatemala] [col.]to be screwed [coll.] [vulg.]
3 Words: Verbs
Unverified arrastrar la cobija [mex.] [col.] [estar triste]to be (down) in the dumps [coll.] [idiom]
estar agüitado con algn [estar enojado con algn] [mex.] [col.]to be salty with sb. [Am.] [sl.]
estar en pedo [col.] [rpl.] [estar borracho]to be plastered [coll.] [be very drunk]
estar enchilado con algn [mex.] [col.] [estar enojado con algn]to be mad at sb. [Am.]
ponerse (muy) avispa [mex.] [Honduras] [Nicaragua] [col.] [locución] [estar muy atento]to be on the ball [coll.] [idiom] [competent, alert]
4 Words: Verbs
psico. estar mal del coco [col.] [locución] [estar loco]to have a screw loose [coll.] [idiom] [be insane]
quedarse de a seis [estar sorprendido] [mex.] [col.]to be surprised
5+ Words: Verbs
estar arriba de la pelota [Chile] [col.] [estar borracho]to be hammered [coll.] [idiom] [totally drunk]
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