Spanish words: de la noche a la mañana to de través

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Spanish words de la noche a la mañana to de través

de la noche a la mañana adverb: overnight (in a very short space of time)
de la Parra phrase [d̪e la ˈpara]
de la Peña phrase [d̪e la ˈpeɲa]
de la Quintana phrase [d̪e la kĩn̪ˈt̪ana]
de la Reta phrase [d̪e la ˈret̪a]
de la Rúa phrase [d̪e la ˈrua]
de la Sota phrase [d̪e la ˈsot̪a]
de la tierra adjective: locally made
de la Vega phrase [d̪e la ˈβ̞eɣ̞a]
de la verga adjective, adverb /de la ˈbeɾɡa/: shitty; very bad
de lado adverb /de ˈlado/: on one's side
de larga data adjective /de ˌlaɾɡa ˈdata/: long-standing
de largo a largo adverb /de ˌlaɾɡo a ˈlaɾɡo/: all the way along
de las Heras phrase [d̪e las ˈeɾas]
de las narices adjective: bloody; damn; darned; godforsaken
de leche phrase [d̪e ˈlet͡ʃe]
de lege ferenda phrase [d̪e ˈleɣ̞e feˈɾẽn̪d̪a]
de lejanas tierras, grandes mentiras proverb [d̪e leˈxanas ˈt̪jeras | ˈɣ̞ɾãn̪d̪es mẽn̪ˈt̪iɾas]
de lejos adverb: by far, by a long shot
de León phrase [d̪e leˈõn]
de ley adverb /de ˈlei/: indeed, absolutely, definitely
de libro adjective: spot on; perfecto; perfect
de llano en llano adverb /de ˌʝano en ˈʝano/: loud and clear
de lleno adverb /de ˈʝeno/: totally; fully
de lo contrario adverb /de lo konˈtɾaɾjo/: otherwise, under different circumstances
de lo lindo adverb: a great deal
de lo más adverb: incredibly; hugely (used before an adjective or adverb)
de lo que se come se cría proverb /de lo ke se ˌkome se ˈkɾia/: you are what you eat
de locos adjective /de ˈlokos/: phenomenal, incredible
de locura adjective /de loˈkuɾa/: extraordinary; out of this world
de los nervios phrase: on edge
de los pies a la cabeza adjective: through and through
de lujo adjective, phrase /de ˈluxo/: deluxe, high-end, top-of-the-range
de luto adjective /de ˈluto/: in mourning
de madre adjective: lousy, trash, dogwater
de madrugada adverb: in the wee hours; very early in the morning
de mal en peor adverb: from bad to worse
de mal grado adverb: unwillingly; against one's will
de mal vivir adjective /de ˌmal biˈbiɾ/: synonym of de mala vida
de mala fe adverb /de ˌmala ˈfe/: in bad faith
de mala gana adverb, phrase /de ˌmala ˈɡana/: reluctantly, grudgingly, begrudgingly
de mala ley adjective /de ˌmala ˈlei/: of bad sorts, fishy
de mala muerte adjective, phrase [d̪e ˈmala ˈmweɾt̪e]: crummy, shoddy, grotty, crappy, godforsaken, seedy
de mala vida adjective: wicked; of ill repute; ill-reputed
de malas adverb: with bad intentions
de mañana adverb /de maˈɲana/: in the morning; bright and early
de mancomún phrase [d̪e mãŋkoˈmũn]
de manera de conjunction /de maˈneɾa de/: alternative form of de modo que (“so as to”)
de manera que conjunction /de maˈneɾa ke/: so that, in order that
de mano armada adverb: alternative form of a mano armada
de mano en mano adverb /de ˌmano em ˈmano/: down through the generations
de manual adjective: textbook (having the typical characteristics of some class of phenomenon)
de maravilla adverb, phrase [d̪e maɾaˈβ̞iʝa]: marvellously; swimmingly
de maravillas adverb: alternative form of de maravilla
de marca adjective: designer label
de marras adjective, phrase /de ˈmaras/: well-known
de más adverb, phrase [d̪e ˈmas]: extra; too much, too many
de mecha corta adjective, phrase [d̪e ˈmet͡ʃa ˈkoɾt̪a]: short-tempered
de media petaca phrase
de medio cuerpo adjective: half-body (photo)
de medio ojo adverb /de ˌmedjo ˈoxo/: half-hidden
de medio pelo adjective, phrase [d̪e ˈmeð̞jo ˈpelo]: second-rate; low-quality; low-grade; shoddy
de memoria adverb: by heart
de menor cuantía adjective /de meˌnoɾ kwanˈtia/: small-time; picayune
de mentas adverb [d̪e ˈmẽn̪t̪as]
de mentira adjective, phrase /de menˈtiɾa/: fake (not real)
de mentiras phrase [d̪e mẽn̪ˈt̪iɾas]
de mérito adjective: noteworthy; praiseworthy
de mi flor adjective /de mi ˈfloɾ/: exquisite; sumptuous
de mi vida adjective: my dear
de miedo adjective, adverb /de ˈmjedo/: brutal; helluva
de mientra phrase [d̪e ˈmjẽn̪t̪ɾa]
de miércoles phrase [d̪e ˈmjeɾkoles]
de mierda adjective, phrase /de ˈmjeɾda/: shitty; crappy
de mil amores adverb: with pleasure; more than happily
de mil demonios adverb /de ˌmil deˈmonjos/: synonym of del demonio
de milagro adverb /de miˈlaɡɾo/: miraculously
de mírame y no me toques adjective, phrase [d̪e ˈmiɾame i ˈno me ˈt̪okes]: incredibly fragile
de miranda adjective: shirking
de moda adverb, phrase [d̪e ˈmoð̞a]: in, in fashion
de modo de conjunction /de ˈmodo de/: alternative form of de modo que (“so as to”)
de modo que conjunction /de ˈmodo ke/: so that, in order that, in such a way as/that, so as to, such that
de modo tal que conjunction: such that
de molde adjective: printed
de momento adverb /de moˈmento/: at the moment, at present, for now, for the time being
de momio adverb: synonym of de balde
de muerte adjective /de ˈmweɾte/: to die for
de nacimiento adjective /de naθiˈmjento/: from/since birth
de nada adjective, interjection, phrase /de ˈnada/: it's nothing, think nothing of it, you're welcome, don't mention it, no worries (informal), my pleasure
de ñangué phrase [d̪e ɲãŋˈge]
de narices adjective /de naˈɾiθes/: used as an intensifier; huge, big
de natura adverb: naturally
de necesidad adverb /de neθesiˈdad/: out of necessity
de ningún modo adverb /de ninˌɡum ˈmodo/: by no means, no way
de ninguna forma adverb /de ninˌɡuna ˈfoɾma/: synonym of de ninguna manera
de ninguna manera adverb, phrase /de ninˌɡuna maˈneɾa/: by no means; no way
de no te menees adjective: bloody-great; helluva; hefty; whopping
de noche adverb /de ˈnot͡ʃe/: at night; in the nighttime
de noche todos los gatos son pardos proverb /de ˌnot͡ʃe ˌtodos los ˌɡatos ˌsom ˈpaɾdos/: all cats are grey in the dark, all cats are gray in the dark
de normal adverb /de noɾˈmal/: normally
de nueva planta adverb: from the ground up
de nuevo adverb, phrase /de ˈnwebo/: again
de nuevo cuño adjective /de ˌnwebo ˈkuɲo/: newly-made, new-style
de nuez phrase [d̪e ˈnwes]
de nunca acabar prepositional phrase /de ˌnunka akaˈbaɾ/: never-ending
de ocasión adjective: second-hand
de oficio adverb: officially; by trade
de oídas adverb: from hearsay; from the grapevine
de oído adverb /de oˈido/: by ear
de olor adjective: scented
de Oña phrase [d̪e ˈoɲa]
de onda adjective /de ˈonda/: in fashion, fashionable
de oque phrase [d̪e ˈoke]
de oquis phrase [d̪e ˈokis]
de órdago phrase [d̪e ˈoɾð̞aɣ̞o]
de orden de preposition /de ˈoɾden de/: at the behest of, on behalf of
de ordeno y mando adjective: tyrannical; iron-fisted
de ordinario adverb /de oɾdiˈnaɾjo/: ordinarily
de oro y azul adjective /de ˌoɾo i aˈθul/: dressed to the nines
de otro modo adverb /de ˌotɾo ˈmodo/: otherwise
de pacotilla adjective, phrase /de pakoˈtiʝa/: second-rate; subpar
de padre y muy señor mío adjective: helluva; hefty; whopping
de pago adjective /de ˈpaɡo/: paid (not free)
de paisano adjective, adverb, phrase [d̪e pajˈsano]: plainclothes
de pana adverb /de ˈpana/: truly
de papaya phrase [d̪e paˈpaʝa]
de papayita phrase [d̪e papaˈʝit̪a]
de paquete adverb: pillion
de par en par adverb, phrase /de ˌpaɾ em ˈpaɾ/: (of doors, windows, etc) wide open
de parte de preposition /de ˈpaɾte de/: from, on behalf of
de pasada adjective /de paˈsada/: in passing
de pasapalo phrase [d̪e pasaˈpalo]
de Pascuas a Ramos adverb, phrase /de ˌpaskwas a ˈramos/: once in a blue moon
de paso adverb, phrase /de ˈpaso/: in passing
de paso en paso adverb /de ˌpaso em ˈpaso/: alternative form of paso a paso
de pata en quincha phrase [d̪e ˈpat̪a ẽŋ ˈkĩnʲt͡ʃa]
de pata negra adjective: top-quality; top-notch; first-class
de pe a pa adverb, phrase /de ˌpe a ˈpa/: from A to Z
de pecado adjective /de peˈkado/: to die for
de pecado mortal adjective /de peˌkado moɾˈtal/: to die for
de pedo phrase [d̪e ˈpeð̞o]
de pega adjective, phrase [d̪e ˈpeɣ̞a]: fake; phoney
de película adjective, adverb /de peˈlikula/: awesome; smashing; top-notch
de pelotas adjective /de peˈlotas/: mighty; helluva
de pena adjective, adverb: awful; rotten
de perdidos al río phrase /de peɾˌdidos al ˈrio/: in for a penny, in for a pound; there is nothing to lose
de perfil adjective, adverb /de peɾˈfil/: side-on; in profile
de perlas adverb /de ˈpeɾlas/: swimmingly, really well
de perogrullo adjective [d̪e peɾoˈɣ̞ɾuʝo]
de perros adjective: godawful; rotten; craptacular
de persona a persona adverb /de peɾˌsona a peɾˈsona/: face to face; in person
de peso adjective: weighty; heavyweight
de pie adverb, phrase /de ˈpje/: standing, upright, afoot
de piedra adjective /de ˈpjedɾa/: shocked; frozen; stock-still
de Piérola phrase [d̪e ˈpjeɾola]
de pies adverb /de ˈpjes/: alternative form of en pie (“afoot/standing”)
de pies a cabeza adverb, phrase /de ˌpjes a kaˈbeθa/: from head to toe
de pitiminí adjective /de pitimiˈni/: trifling; measly
de plano adverb: outright; flatly
de planta adverb: alternative form of de nueva planta
de plantilla adjective /de planˈtiʝa/: pro, professional
de plantón adjective: standing, afoot for a long time
de pleno adverb /de ˈpleno/: full on
de pleno derecho adjective /de ˌpleno deˈɾet͡ʃo/: full-fledged
de poca monta adjective, phrase [d̪e ˈpoka ˈmõn̪t̪a]: inconsequential; small-time; picayune
de pocas palabras adjective /de ˌpokas paˈlabɾas/: untalkative; of few words
de poder a poder phrase [d̪e poˈð̞eɾ a poˈð̞eɾ]
de popa a proa adverb /de ˌpopa a ˈpɾoa/: from stem to stern
de por ahí adjective /de poɾ aˈi/: run of the mill
de por fuerza adverb /de poɾ ˈfweɾθa/: perforce, by force
de por medio adverb /de poɾ ˈmedjo/: in the way; in the middle
de por sí adverb: by itself, by oneself (for emphasis)
de por vida adverb, phrase /de poɾ ˈbida/: for life, perpetually
de porrazo adverb: in one go
de posta adverb [d̪e ˈpost̪a]
de postín adjective: posh, high-class
de postre adverb /de ˈpostɾe/: for dessert
de potrero phrase [d̪e poˈt̪ɾeɾo]
de precisión adjective /de pɾeθiˈsjon/: precision
de preferencia adverb /de pɾefeˈɾenθja/: preferably
de prepo phrase [d̪e ˈpɾepo]
de presente adverb /de pɾeˈsente/: right now; at this moment
de previo y especial pronunciamiento adjective /de ˌpɾebjo i espeˌθjal pɾonunθjaˈmjento/: (being a) special rule
de primer orden adjective /de pɾiˌmeɾ ˈoɾden/: first-rate
de primera adjective, phrase /de pɾiˈmeɾa/: top-notch, high-level, top-class
de primera intención adverb /de pɾiˌmeɾa intenˈθjon/: at first; from the outset
de primera línea adjective /de pɾiˌmeɾa ˈlinea/: front-row
de primera mano adverb /de pɾiˌmeɾa ˈmano/: straight from the horse's mouth
de primera necesidad adjective /de pɾiˌmeɾa neθesiˈdad/: essential; staple
de primero adverb /de pɾiˈmeɾo/: first
de prisa adjective, adverb, phrase /de ˈpɾisa/: alternative form of deprisa
de pro phrase [d̪e ˈpɾo]
de profundis phrase [d̪e pɾoˈfũn̪d̪is]
de pronto adverb /de ˈpɾonto/: suddenly, all of a sudden, unexpectedly
de propina adverb /de pɾoˈpina/: in addition; plus; as a bonus
de propio phrase [d̪e ˈpɾopjo]
de propósito adverb, phrase /de pɾoˈposito/: on purpose
de provecho adjective: worthwhile; worthy
de prueba adjective /de ˈpɾweba/: mock
de público adverb /de ˈpubliko/: publicly; to the public
de puertas abiertas adjective /de ˌpweɾtas aˈbjeɾtas/: open; open to the public
de puertas afuera adverb /de ˌpweɾtas aˈfweɾa/: synonym of de puertas para afuera
de puertas para afuera adverb: from the outside; externally
de puño y letra adverb /de ˌpuɲo i ˈletɾa/: written, penned (by)
de punta adjective, adverb /de ˈpunta/: pointed; pointy
de punta a cabo adverb /de ˌpunta a ˈkabo/: synonym of de cabo a cabo
de punta a punta adverb /de ˌpunta a ˈpunta/: from one end to the other
de punta en blanco adjective: in full armour
de puntillas adverb, phrase /de punˈtiʝas/: on tiptoe, tiptoeingly
de punto adjective /de ˈpunto/: knitted
de pura cepa adjective /de ˌpuɾa ˈθepa/: full-blooded
de pura uva adjective /de ˌpuɾa ˈuba/: top-class
de puro fay adverb /de ˌpuɾo ˈfai/: in vain; vainly
de puta madre adjective /de ˌputa ˈmadɾe/: dog's bollocks, fucking great, very good, super cool
de que conjunction /de ke/: that (introduces a clause)
¿de qué color era el caballo blanco de Santiago? phrase [d̪e ˈke koˈloɾ ˈeɾa el kaˈβ̞aʝo ˈβ̞lãŋko ð̞e sãn̪ˈt̪jaɣ̞o]
¿de qué color es el caballo blanco de Santiago? phrase [d̪e ˈke koˈloɾ ˈes el kaˈβ̞aʝo ˈβ̞lãŋko ð̞e sãn̪ˈt̪jaɣ̞o]
de quemarropa phrase [d̪e kemaˈropa]
de querusa phrase [d̪e keˈɾusa]
de quiero y no puedo phrase [d̪e ˈkjeɾo i ˈno ˈpweð̞o]
de quita y pon adjective, phrase /de ˌkita i ˈpon/: detachable, clip-on
de raíz adverb /de raˈiθ/: at the base, at grass roots level.
de rama en rama adverb: makig it up as one goes along; flittingly
de Ramón phrase [d̪e raˈmõn]
de raro en raro adverb: rarely
de rato en rato adverb: from time to time; every now and again
de raza adjective /de ˈraθa/: pedigree
de razón adverb /de raˈθon/: synonym of con razón
de rebajas adverb /de reˈbaxas/: on sale
de rebote adverb: indirectly
de recambio adjective /de reˈkambjo/: spare
de rechazo adverb: indirectly
de rechupete adjective, adverb, phrase /de ret͡ʃuˈpete/: gorgeous, splendid; (food) scrumptious, finger-licking good
de refilón adverb, phrase /de refiˈlon/: out of the corner of one's eye
de refresco phrase [d̪e reˈfɾesko]
de relleno adjective /de reˈʝeno/: filler
de remate adverb /de reˈmate/: as they come
de renombre adjective /de reˈnombɾe/: renowned
de reojo adverb /de reˈoxo/: askance, out of the corner of one's eye
de reparto adjective /de reˈpaɾto/: bit-part
de repente adverb, phrase /de reˈpente/: suddenly, abruptly, (instantly): in a heartbeat
de repuesto adjective /de reˈpwesto/: spare, backup
de reserva adjective /de reˈseɾba/: spare; in reserve
de respeto adjective [d̪e resˈpet̪o]
de resultas de preposition /de reˈsultas de/: as a result of
de retrocarga phrase [d̪e ret̪ɾoˈkaɾɣ̞a]
de revés adverb /de reˈbes/: synonym of al revés
de rodillas adverb /de roˈdiʝas/: kneeling, on one's knees
de rondón adverb, phrase /de ronˈdon/: intrepidly or suddenly, without hesitation, unexpectedly
de rositas adverb /de roˈsitas/: scot-free
de rúcula phrase [d̪e ˈrukula]
de ruta phrase [d̪e ˈrut̪a]
de sangre caliente adjective /de ˌsanɡɾe kaˈljente/: warm-blooded
de sangre fría adjective /de ˌsanɡɾe ˈfɾia/: cold-blooded
de secreto adverb /de seˈkɾeto/: in secret
de seguida phrase, prepositional phrase /de seˈɡida/: next
de seguido prepositional phrase /de seˈɡido/: next
de segunda adjective, phrase /de seˈɡunda/: second-rate
de segunda mano adjective: second-hand, secondhand, thrift, used
de seguro adverb /de seˈɡuɾo/: surely; certainly
de sentido común phrase [d̪e sẽn̪ˈt̪ið̞o koˈmũn]
de servicio adverb /de seɾˈbiθjo/: on duty
de sobra adverb, phrase /de ˈsobɾa/: too much, too well, in excess
de sobremesa phrase [d̪e soβ̞ɾeˈmesa]
de socorro adjective /de soˈkoro/: emergency
de sol a sol adjective, phrase /de ˌsol a ˈsol/: from dusk to dawn, from dawn to dusk; all day
de solo a solo adverb /de ˌsolo a ˈsolo/: one on one; man to man
de sopetón adverb, phrase /de sopeˈton/: suddenly, out of the blue
de soslayo adverb, phrase /de sosˈlaʝo/: askance, sideways
de sport adjective: alternative form of sport
de su casa phrase [d̪e su ˈkasa]
de su peso adjective: under one's own steam
de súbito adverb: suddenly; out of nowhere
de suerte que conjunction, phrase /de ˈsweɾte ke/: so as to, such that
de suyo adverb, phrase /de ˈsuʝo/: on one's own
de tal palo, tal astilla proverb /de ˌtal ˌpalo | ˌtal asˈtiʝa/: chip off the old block, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree
de tanto en tanto adverb /de ˌtanto en ˈtanto/: occasionally; once in a while; now and then; from time to time
de tapadillo adverb /de tapaˈdiʝo/: in secret; on the hush-hush
de tarde a tarde adverb /de ˌtaɾde a ˈtaɾde/: occasionally; once in a while; now and then; from time to time
de tarde en tarde adverb: every now and then
de temporada adjective: in season
de Temu adjective /de ˈtemu/: Temu, Wish.com, knockoff
de tercera adjective /de teɾˈθeɾa/: third-rate
de tiempo completo adverb /de ˌtjempo komˈpleto/: full time
de tiempo en tiempo adverb /de ˌtjempo en ˈtjempo/: from time to time
de tiros largos adjective /de ˌtiɾos ˈlaɾɡos/: dressed up; dressed to the nines
de toda la vida adjective, adverb: lifelong
de todas formas adverb, phrase /de ˌtodas ˈfoɾmas/: in any case; anyway
de todas maneras adverb, phrase [d̪e ˈt̪oð̞as maˈneɾas]: in any case, anyway, regardless
de todo phrase /de ˈtodo/: all kinds of things, you name it
de todo a cien adjective /de ˌtodo a ˈθjen/: second-rate; low-quality; low-grade
de todo corazón adverb: wholeheartedly; with all one's heart
de todo en todo phrase [d̪e ˈt̪oð̞o ẽn̪ ˈt̪oð̞o]
de todo hay en la viña del Señor proverb /de ˌtodo ˌai en la ˌbiɲa del seˈɲoɾ/: it takes all kinds to make a world
de todo punto adverb /de ˌtodo ˈpunto/: entirely; completely
de todos modos adverb, phrase /de ˌtodos ˈmodos/: anyway, in any case
de tomo y lomo adjective, phrase /de ˌtomo i ˈlomo/: huge; humongous; ginormous
de traca adjective: hilarious
de tránsito adjective /de ˈtɾansito/: passing by
de través adverb, phrase [d̪e t̪ɾaˈβ̞es]: across; crosswise

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.