| Español | Inglés | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | biaba [f] AR UY CL rare | whipping |
| General | biaba [f] AR UY CL rare | thrashing |
| General | biaba [f] AR UY | landslide |
| General | biaba [f] AR UY CL rare | beating |
| General | biaba [f] AR UY | killing |
| Español | Inglés | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General | ||||
| General | darse la biaba [v] | get high | ||
| Idioms | ||||
| Idioms | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | beat someone up | ||
| Idioms | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | give someone a beating | ||
| Idioms | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | beat up someone | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR | excessively groom oneself | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR | make an excessive effort | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR | exert oneself too much | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR:Nw | go overboard | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR:Nw | make an excessive effort | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR rare | primp excessively | ||
| Idioms | darse la biaba [v] AR rare | do oneself up excessively | ||
| Colloquial | ||||
| Colloquial | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | defeat someone | ||
| Colloquial | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | dust someone's jacket | ||
| Colloquial | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | put someone away | ||
| Colloquial | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | bust someone up | ||
| Colloquial | dar la biaba a alguien [v] | beat someone up | ||
