Spanish words: dar el coñazo to de a grapa

300 Spanish words, part 2 of 42 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 14 have a page of their own.

Spanish words dar el coñazo to de a grapa

dar el coñazo verb /ˌdaɾ el koˈɲaθo/: to piss off, bug, get on someone's tits, push someone's buttons (irritate)
dar el cuero phrase [ˈd̪aɾ el ˈkweɾo]
dar el pecho verb: to breastfeed
dar el pego verb: to fool
dar el pésame phrase [ˈd̪aɾ el ˈpesame]
dar el pie verb: to give the cue
dar el piné verb: to be cut out for something
dar el pistoletazo de salida verb /ˌdaɾ el pistoleˌtaθo de saˈlida/: to kick off; to begin
dar el primer paso verb: to take the first step
dar el soplo verb: to blow the whistle, to tip off, to squeal
dar el tostón verb /ˌdaɾ el tosˈton/: synonym of dar la chapa (“to bug, annoy”)
dar en cara phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ ẽŋ ˈkaɾa]: synonym of echar en cara
dar en el blanco verb: to hit the target; to hit the nail on the head
dar en el clavo verb: to hit the nail on the head
dar en el hito verb: to hit the nail on the head
dar en ello verb /ˌdaɾ en ˈeʝo/: to understand,
dar en hueso verb: to hit someone hard
dar en la diana verb: to hit the nail on the head
dar en la nariz verb /ˌdaɾ en la naˈɾiθ/: to be suspicious, to give (someone) a feeling
dar en la tecla phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ẽn la ˈt̪ekla]
dar esquinazo verb: to slip away (from), give someone the slip, get past
dar fe verb /ˌdaɾ ˈfe/: [with de] to vouch (for)
dar ganas verb /ˌdaɾ ˈɡanas/: to provoke desire, to make feel like, want
dar gato por liebre phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˌɡato poɾ ˈljebɾe/: to bait and switch, to sell someone a pup
dar golpe verb: to make effort; to contribute
dar gracia verb /ˌdaɾ ˈɡɾaθja/: to be funny
dar gracias verb /ˌdaɾ ˈɡɾaθjas/: to give thanks
dar grima verb: to be disgusted by something repulsive
dar guerra phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˈɡera/: to act up
dar gusto verb /ˌdaɾ ˈɡusto/: to be nice; to be pleasant
dar hasta con el tobo phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈast̪a kõn el̪ ˈt̪oβ̞o]
dar hora verb: to give an appointment
dar huasca phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈ(ɣ̞)w̝aska]
dar igual phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ iˈɡwal/: translated in various ways with to not mind, to be indifferent, to not matter, couldn't care less, to make no difference either way
dar jabón verb /ˌdaɾ xaˈbon/: to flatter, to butter up, to soft-soap
dar jena phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈxena]
dar julepe phrase [ˈd̪aɾ xuˈlepe]
dar la barrila verb: to kick up a fuss
dar la batalla verb: to do battle
dar la brasa phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈbɾasa/: to bug, annoy, keep on
dar la cara phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈkaɾa/: to face up to
dar la casualidad verb: to be by chance
dar la chapa phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈt͡ʃapa/: to bug, annoy, keep on
dar la cola phrase [ˈd̪aɾ la ˈkola]
dar la espalda verb /ˌdaɾ la esˈpalda/: to turn one's back; to refuse to help or aid somebody
dar la gana phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ la ˈɣ̞ana]: to feel like (doing something); to fancy (doing something)
dar la hora verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈoɾa/: to strike (said of a bell)
dar la lata phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈlata/: to annoy, bug
dar la lección phrase [ˈd̪aɾ la lekˈsjõn]
dar la luz verb: to give birth
dar la murga verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈmuɾɡa/: to bug, annoy, keep on
dar la nota phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ la ˈnot̪a]: to attract attention, to make a spectacle of oneself
dar la palabra verb: to give the floor (allow to speak)
dar la salsa verb: to beat up; to give a beating
dar la tabarra verb: to piss someone off; get someone's goat
dar la talla phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈtaʝa/: to hit the mark; fit the bill, measure up
dar la teta verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈteta/: to breastfeed
dar la última mano verb: to add the finishing touch; to put the cherry on the cake
dar la última pincelada verb /ˌdaɾ la ˌultima pinθeˈlada/: to give the finishing touches
dar la vara verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈbaɾa/: to annoy, bother
dar la vida phrase [ˈd̪aɾ la ˈβ̞ið̞a]
dar la voz de alarma verb: to raise the alarm
dar la vuelta verb /ˌdaɾ la ˈbwelta/: to turn around
dar largas verb: to put off, to delay, to give somebody the runaround
dar las doce antes de hora phrase [ˈd̪aɾ las ˈð̞ose ˈãn̪t̪es ð̞e ˈoɾa]
dar las espaldas verb /ˌdaɾ las esˈpaldas/: alternative form of dar la espalda.
dar las gracias phrase [ˈd̪aɾ las ˈɣ̞ɾasjas]
dar las tantas verb: to cause someone to take a long time
dar las uvas phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ las ˈuβ̞as]: to cause to take a long time or to go slowly
dar lata phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈlat̪a]
dar lección phrase [ˈd̪aɾ lekˈsjõn]
dar lo mismo verb /ˌdaɾ lo ˈmismo/: synonym of dar igual
dar los buenos días verb: to greet in the morning; to say hello to (in the morning)
dar lugar verb /ˌdaɾ luˈɡaɾ/: give place (to be replaced by something)
dar mala espina verb: to have a bad feeling about something; to give a bad feeling
dar manija phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ maˈnixa/: to egg on; to urge
dar marcha atrás verb /ˌdaɾ ˌmaɾt͡ʃa aˈtɾas/: see marcha atrás
dar margaritas a los cerdos verb /ˌdaɾ maɾɡaˌɾitas a los ˈθeɾdos/: to cast pearls before swine
dar más mal que un hijo tonto phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ ˈmas ˈmal ke ũn ˈixo ˈt̪õn̪t̪o]: to be a real piece of work
dar más oportunidades que al Platanito proverb [ˈd̪aɾ ˈmas opoɾt̪uniˈð̞að̞es ke al plat̪aˈnit̪o]
dar matica de café phrase [ˈd̪aɾ maˈt̪ika ð̞e kaˈfe]
dar matraca phrase [ˈd̪aɾ maˈt̪ɾaka]
dar mente verb /ˌdaɾ ˈmente/: to worry
dar miedo verb /ˌdaɾ ˈmjedo/: to scare, to frighten
dar mil vueltas verb: alternative form of dar cien vueltas
dar muerte verb /ˌdaɾ ˈmweɾte/: to kill
dar murra phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈmura]
dar pábulo phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpabulo/: to add fuel to the fire
dar paja phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈpaxa]
dar palmas verb: to clap (hands)
dar palo verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpalo/: to peeve, annoy
dar palos de ciego verb: to lash out
dar papaya phrase [ˈd̪aɾ paˈpaʝa]
dar parte verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpaɾte/: to report (on something)
dar paso verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpaso/: to make way, step aside
dar pelota phrase [ˈd̪aɾ peˈlot̪a]
dar pena verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpena/: to make somebody feel sorry for
dar pie verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpje/: to give rise to
dar piso phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˈpiso/: to kill; to murder
dar plancha verb /ˌdaɾ ˈplant͡ʃa/: be embarrassing
dar plantón verb: to stand up (not attend a date)
dar poder phrase [ˈd̪aɾ poˈð̞eɾ]
dar por phrase [ˈd̪aɾ poɾ]
dar por concluido verb /ˌdaɾ poɾ konˈklwido/: to finalise; terminate
dar por culo verb /ˌdaɾ poɾ ˈkulo/: alternative form of dar por el culo.
dar por descontado verb: synonym of dar por supuesto (“to take for granted”)
dar por el culo verb: to fuck in the ass
dar por hecho phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ poɾ ˈet͡ʃo/: to take for granted, assume
dar por perdido phrase [ˈd̪aɾ poɾ peɾˈð̞ið̞o]
dar por sentado verb /ˌdaɾ poɾ senˈtado/: to take for granted, to assume
dar por supuesto verb /ˌdaɾ poɾ suˈpwesto/: to assume, take for granted that something is true, without checking for proof
dar que hablar phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ ke aˈβ̞laɾ]: to give (people) something to talk about
dar que pensar verb /ˌdaɾ ke penˈsaɾ/: to give [someone] food for thought; to give pause
dar remoquete a alguien phrase [ˈd̪aɾ remoˈket̪e a ˈalɣ̞jẽn]
dar resultado verb: to take effect; to do the trick
dar riata phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈrjat̪a]
dar rienda suelta phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˌrjenda ˈswelta/: to give free rein
dar risa verb /ˌdaɾ ˈrisa/: to be funny
dar socolladas phrase [ˈd̪aɾ sokoˈʝað̞as]
dar soga verb: to poke fun at
dar teta verb: to breastfeed
dar tiempo verb: to allow/give (someone) time
dar tiempo al tiempo verb: to let time take its course
dar tinelo verb: to feed servants
dar traspiés phrase [ˈd̪aɾ t̪ɾasˈpjes]
dar tumbos phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˈtumbos/: to blunder; to stagger
dar un baile phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ um ˈbaile/: to thrash; to run rings around
dar un cuarto al pregonero verb: to let the cat out of the bag
dar un estallido verb: to smash to smithereens
dar un hervor verb: to blanch
dar un jabón verb /ˌdaɾ un xaˈbon/: to castigate; to criticize harshly
dar un mal paso verb /ˌdaɾ um ˌmal ˈpaso/: to put a foot wrong
dar un paseo verb /ˌdaɾ um paˈseo/: to go for a walk; to have a walk
dar un paso atrás verb: to take a step back
dar un paso en falso verb: to slip up
dar un pesto phrase /ˌdaɾ um ˈpesto/: to defeat by large margins; to crush
dar un plantón verb: alternative form of dar plantón
dar un vistazo verb /ˌdaɾ um bisˈtaθo/: synonym of echar un vistazo
dar un voltio verb /ˌdaɾ um ˈboltjo/: synonym of dar una vuelta
dar un vuelco verb /ˌdaɾ um ˈbwelko/: to take a turn
dar un yuyu phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ũɲ ˈʝuʝu]
dar una en el clavo y cien en la herradura phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈuna ẽn el ˈklaβ̞o i ˈsjẽn ẽn la eraˈð̞uɾa]
dar una vista verb /ˌdaɾ ˌuna ˈbista/: To have a whistle-stop tour
dar una vuelta verb /ˌdaɾ ˌuna ˈbwelta/: to go for a stroll, to take a spin
dar verga phrase, verb /ˌdaɾ ˈbeɾɡa/: to give a beating to (someone)
dar vergüenza verb /ˌdaɾ beɾˈɡwenθa/: to be embarrassing
dar virote verb /ˌdaɾ biˈɾote/: to make the most of (something); to engage in (an activity)
dar vista phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈβ̞ist̪a]
dar vuelta phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾ ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a]: to turn, turn around
dar vuelta la página phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a la ˈpaxina]
dar vuelta la pisada phrase [ˈd̪aɾ ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a la piˈsað̞a]
dar vueltas verb /ˌdaɾ ˈbweltas/: to spin, to rotate, to revolve
dar zancadas verb /ˌdaɾ θanˈkadas/: to stride
Daract proper noun [d̪aˈɾakt̪]
darbepoetina noun /daɾbepoeˈtina/: darbepoetin
Dardanelos proper noun: Dardanelles (strait)
dárdano adjective, noun /ˈdaɾdano/: Trojan
dárdico adjective /ˈdaɾdiko/: Dardic
dardo noun /ˈdaɾdo/: dart
dardos noun /ˈdaɾdos/: darts (the game)
darfuriano adjective, noun /daɾfuˈɾjano/: Darfuri
darga noun [ˈd̪aɾɣ̞a]
dari noun /ˈdaɾi/: Dari
dariano adjective /daˈɾjano/: Darian (relative to Rubén Darío)
darico noun [d̪aˈɾiko]
Dariela proper noun [d̪aˈɾjela]
Darién proper noun /daˈɾjen/: Darién (a province of Panama)
darienita adjective, noun /daɾjeˈnita/: of, from or relating to the province of Darién, Panama
dariista adjective /daɾiˈista/: of Rubén Darío; Darío's
Darío proper noun /daˈɾio/: Darius
darketo noun /daɾˈketo/: a goth; a member of the goth subculture
darle a la botella phrase [ˈd̪aɾle a la β̞oˈt̪eʝa]
darle a la lengua verb /ˌdaɾle a la ˈlenɡwa/: to jabber away; to prattle
darle a la matraca phrase [ˈd̪aɾle a la maˈt̪ɾaka]
darle a la zambomba phrase, verb /ˌdaɾle a la θamˈbomba/: to jerk off, spank the monkey (of males, masturbate)
darle al tema verb: to get it on (have sex)
darle caña phrase [ˈd̪aɾle ˈkaɲa]
darle chola phrase [ˈd̪aɾle ˈt͡ʃola]
darle en la nariz verb /ˌdaɾle en la naˈɾiθ/: to tell (have a suspicion)
darle guaraca phrase [ˈd̪aɾle ɣ̞waˈɾaka]
darle para el pelo verb: to rip to shreds; to wipe the floor (with) (a person)
darle rosca phrase [ˈd̪aɾle ˈroska]
darlusar verb /daɾluˈsaɾ/: to greet
darma noun: dharma (principle that orders the universe)
Darmstadt proper noun [d̪aɾmsˈt̪að̞t̪]
darmstatio noun /daɾmsˈtatjo/: darmstadtium
darodíes noun /daɾoˈdies/: Darod
darolutamida noun: darolutamide
Darras proper noun [ˈd̪aras]
darriqueño adjective [d̪ariˈkeɲo]
darse verb /ˈdaɾse/: infinitive of dar combined with se
darse a conocer verb: to make a name for oneself
darse a entender verb /ˌdaɾse a entenˈdeɾ/: to make oneself understood
darse a la tarea de phrase [ˈd̪aɾse a la t̪aˈɾea ð̞e]
darse alguien balijú phrase [ˈd̪aɾse ˈalɣ̞jẽm baliˈxu]
darse bomba phrase [ˈd̪aɾse ˈβ̞õmba]
darse cita verb: to join up; gather; meet up
darse color verb /ˌdaɾse koˈloɾ/: to notice, to realize, to figure out, to pick up on
darse con de todo phrase [ˈd̪aɾse kõn̪ d̪e ˈt̪oð̞o]
darse con la cabeza en la pared verb /ˌdaɾse kon la kaˌbeθa en la paˈɾed/: to bang one's head against a brick wall
darse con la cabeza en las paredes verb /ˌdaɾse kon la kaˌbeθa en las paˈɾedes/: to bang one's head against a brick wall
darse con un canto en los dientes verb /ˌdaɾse kon un ˌkanto en los ˈdjentes/: to thank one's lucky stars
darse cuenta phrase, verb /ˌdaɾse ˈkwenta/: to notice, to realize, to figure out, to pick up on
darse de alta verb /ˌdaɾse de ˈalta/: reflexive of dar de alta; to discharge oneself or be discharged (from a hospital)
darse de baja phrase, verb /ˌdaɾse de ˈbaxa/: reflexive of dar de baja: to unsubscribe, deregister
darse de bruces verb: to fall face down, to go head first
darse de cabezadas verb: To bang one's head against a brick wall
darse de calabazadas verb: To bang one's head against a brick wall; to go nowhere fast
darse de las astas verb: to lock horns
darse de narices verb /ˌdaɾse de naˈɾiθes/: to bump into (meet accidentally)
darse dique phrase [ˈd̪aɾse ˈð̞ike]
darse el bote verb /ˌdaɾse el ˈbote/: to take to one's heels, clear off
darse el filete verb /ˌdaɾse el fiˈlete/: to touch up, fondle
darse el lote verb: to make out; do it
darse importancia verb /ˌdaɾse impoɾˈtanθja/: to put on airs (to behave like you're more important than others or like you're superior to them)
darse la gran vida verb /ˌdaɾse la ˌɡɾam ˈbida/: to have a whale of a time, have the time of one's life
darse la mano verb /ˌdaɾse la ˈmano/: to shake hands
darse la paja phrase [ˈd̪aɾse la ˈpaxa]
darse pisto verb /ˌdaɾse ˈpisto/: to show off
darse por vencido verb /ˌdaɾse poɾ benˈθido/: to give up, quit, admit defeat
darse postín phrase, verb /ˌdaɾse posˈtin/: to show off
darse prisa phrase, verb /ˌdaɾse ˈpɾisa/: to hurry, to hurry up, to get a move on, to be quick, to make haste (to speed up the rate)
darse un saque phrase [ˈd̪aɾse ũn ˈsake]
darse vuelta el paraguas phrase [ˈd̪aɾse ˈβ̞wel̪t̪a el paˈɾaɣ̞was]
dársela verb /ˈdaɾsela/: to make fun of; poke fun; take the mickey
dársela con queso phrase, verb /ˌdaɾsela kon ˈkeso/: to hoodwink
dársela en la pera phrase [ˈd̪aɾsela ẽn la ˈpeɾa]
dárselas con queso verb: to take in; hoodwink; fool
dárselas de phrase, verb [ˈd̪aɾselas ð̞e]: to make out to be; to pretend to be
dársena noun /ˈdaɾsena/: dock (internal part of a harbour used for shoring vessels)
darsenero adjective, noun /daɾseˈneɾo/: of Club Atlético River Plate (a football club from Montevideo, Uruguay)
daruma noun [d̪aˈɾuma]
darvinismo noun [d̪aɾβ̞iˈnismo]
darwiniano adjective, noun /daɾwiˈnjano/: Darwinian
darwinismo noun /daɾwiˈnismo/: Darwinism
darwinismo social noun: social Darwinism (theory)
darwinista adjective, noun: Darwinian
dasatinib noun: dasatinib
dashi noun: dashi
dasiuromorfo noun: dasiuromorph
dasonomía noun [d̪asonoˈmia]
daspletosaurio noun [d̪asplet̪oˈsawɾjo]
data adjective, noun, verb /ˈdata/: date (point of time at which a transaction or event takes place)
data mart noun [ˈd̪at̪a ˈmaɾt̪]
datable adjective /daˈtable/: dateable (That may be ascribed a date or age)
datación noun /dataˈθjon/: dating (act, instance of attributing a date to something)
datado verb /daˈtado/: past participle of datar
datáfono noun /daˈtafono/: payment terminal, POS terminal, credit card terminal
datagrama noun: datagram
dataísmo noun: dataism
datando verb /daˈtando/: gerund of datar
datar verb /daˈtaɾ/: to date, assign a date to
dataría noun, verb /dataˈɾia/: first/third-person singular conditional of datar
datario noun [d̪aˈt̪aɾjo]: datestamp
dateado verb [d̪at̪eˈað̞o]: past participle of datear
dateando verb [d̪at̪eˈãn̪d̪o]: gerund of datear
datear verb: to hit up with info
dátil noun /ˈdatil/: date (fruit of the date palm)
dátil de mar phrase [ˈd̪at̪il̪ d̪e ˈmaɾ]
datilado adjective [d̪at̪iˈlað̞o]
datilera adjective, noun /datiˈleɾa/: date palm
datilero adjective /datiˈleɾo/: date-producing
datilillo noun /datiˈliʝo/: Yucca valida
dating show noun /ˌdeitin ˈʃou/: dating game show
dativa adjective, noun [d̪aˈt̪iβ̞a]: feminine singular of dativo
dativo adjective, noun /daˈtibo/: dative
dato noun, verb /ˈdato/: datum (a single piece of information)
dato de color noun /ˌdato de koˈloɾ/: fun fact, tidbit of interest
datófono noun /daˈtofono/: alternative form of datáfono
datolita noun /datoˈlita/: datolite
Datong proper noun /daˈton/: Datong (a city in China)
datos noun /ˈdatos/: plural of dato
dauleño adjective, noun /dauˈleɲo/: of, from or relating to the city of Daule, Guayas Province, Ecuador
dauntaun noun: alternative form of downtown
dáurico adjective: Daurian
davalado verb [d̪aβ̞aˈlað̞o]
davalando verb [d̪aβ̞aˈlãn̪d̪o]
Davalos proper noun [d̪aˈβ̞alos]
Dávao proper noun /ˈdabau/: Davao City (a city in the Philippines)
davaoeño adjective, noun /dabaˈweɲo/: Davaoeño (of, from or relating to Davao)
David proper noun /daˈbid/: David
davidiano adjective [d̪aβ̞iˈð̞jano]
davídico adjective /daˈbidiko/: Davidic
Dávila proper noun /ˈdabila/: a surname from Galician
Davis proper noun /ˈdeibis/: a surname from English
Dayan proper noun [ˈd̪aʝãn]
Dayana proper noun /daˈʝana/: a female given name
Dayton proper noun [ˈd̪ajt̪õn]
daza noun [ˈd̪asa]
dcha. noun: abbreviation of derecha
dcho adjective: abbreviation of derecho, right (as opposed to left)
DCM phrase: abbreviation of de cada mes (of each month)
DD HH abbreviation, noun: initialism of derechos humanos (“human rights”)
DDHH abbreviation, noun: alternative form of DD. HH.
DDL noun: initialism of dulce de leche
DDT noun /dedeˈte/: DDT (chemical compound)
de noun, prefix, preposition, verb /de/: The name of the Latin script letter D/d.
de a deveras adverb /de a deˈbeɾas/: really; actually
de a folio phrase [d̪e a ˈfoljo]
de a grapa adverb: alternative form of de a gratis

Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under D: 12,472 words, in 42 parts.