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Meanings of "the drinks!" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Slang
the drinks! el pisto [m] MX

Meanings of "the drinks!" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 181 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
drinks tragos [m/pl]
drinks bebidas [f/pl]
Conjugations
he/she drinks bebe [v]
he/she drinks beba [v]
Common
(drinks) gin ginebra [f]
General
drinks cabinet mueble-bar [m]
sale of drinks by the glass copeo [m]
have drinks copeo [m]
last round of drinks espuela [f]
sell drinks by the cup copear [v]
have drinks copear [v]
drinks copas [f/pl]
drinks and snacks stall chiringuito [m]
pertaining to drinks on tap de baril [adj]
pertaining to drinks on tap de grifo [adj]
go out for a few drinks ir de copeo [v]
meet up (for drinks) quedar [v]
have a few drinks tomar unas copas [v]
drinks bebestibles [m/pl]
hard drinks bebidas fuertes [f/pl]
drinks made with liquor bebidas fuertes [f/pl]
alcoholic drinks bebidas alcohólicas [f/pl]
small restaurant where drinks and light meals are served copetín al paso [n] AR
sourish aftertaste of some drinks asperillo [m]
sale of drinks by the glass copeo [m]
round of drinks ronda [f]
snacks served with drinks tapa [f]
sell drinks by the glass copear [v]
mix (food/drinks) componer [v]
dress/season foods and drinks condimentar [v]
soft drinks bebidas no alcohólicas [f/pl]
person who goes from table to table in an attempt to not pay for drinks (in a bar) alcuza (despectivo) [m] BO rare
man who habitually drinks low quality alcohol artillero [m] BO
a person who drinks a lot without becoming drunk garrafón [m] HN
honey obtained from the boiling and evaporation of the brown sugar loaf for sweetening drinks aguamiel [m] EC
establishment where drinks are served and is attended by women dressed in little clothing or in a provocative manner café con piernas [m] CL
a noisy party, generally with alcoholic drinks bache [m] NI
frozen drinks seller botillero [m] DO
establishment where alcoholic drinks are sold/consumed depósito de licores [m] VE:W
party with music and drinks chanchullo [m] PR teen
mixture of alcoholic drinks chapurrado [m] PR disused
mixture of alcoholic drinks chapurrado [m] MX
mixture of alcoholic drinks with fruit juice, water, and ice champurreado [m] CU PR HN rare
mixture of drinks champurriao [m] DO
sediment of coffee or other drinks chancaste [m] MX
consume alcoholic drinks chupe [m] MX AR UY
consumption of alcoholic drinks chupindengue [m] UY
telephone number of an alcoholic drinks vendor reserved for home delivery fono copete [m] CL
person who frequents places where drinks are served estañero [m] AR disused
establishment at the side of the highway where meals and drinks are served to travelers estadero [m] CO
street stall where meals and drinks are served friquitín [m] DO PR
small store where food and drinks are sold friquitín [m] PR
abusive person who drinks at someone else's expense goterero [m] CO
small restaurant where drinks and light meals are served copetín [m] PY
person who eats, drinks or has fun at the expense of others colero [m] AR:Nw derog.
enameled cylindrical vessel with a single handle used to serve drinks jarro [m] CR DO
wake where no food or drinks are offered ojo choco [m] SV
mix of alcoholic drinks ojo de gallo [m] UY
person who drinks low quality wine quebrachero [m] AR
round of drinks round (inglés) [m] PR
cocktail of alcoholic drinks such as rum, moonshine, gin, and whiskey submarino [m] HN
booth or street stall where drinks and meals are served tabarete [m] MX:N
last round of drinks arranque [m] PA
stool from drinks concolón [m] PA PE
drinks stand timbiriche (tarasco) [m] CU
time allowed to workmen for drinks bebida [f] rur. rare
toasted flour added to alcoholic drinks (principally malt) aritmética [f] CL
a mix of alcoholic drinks campechana [f] MX
retail store where food, drinks, and household items are sold despensa [f] HN PY AR UY
consuming of alcoholic drinks chupa [f] HN SV NI
abusive person who drinks at someone else's expense goterera [f] CO
woman who works in bars and night clubs and encourages customers to order more drinks copera [f] AR UY CO derog. rare
large bottle of pisco with four other smaller bottles of drinks linterna con cuatro pilas [f] CL
store or stall where mabí fermented drinks are sold mabicería [f] DO rare
taking turns buying drinks redondilla [f] BO:E
person who drinks low quality wine quebrachera [f] AR
round of drinks tanda [f] CO
someone who has the habit of consuming alcoholic drinks curdeli [m/f] AR UY
person who drinks excessively guachaca [m/f] CL derog.
person who drinks excessively huachaca [m/f] CL
with little sugar (drinks) achocadito [adj] PR
with little sugar (drinks) despuntado [adj] PR
dregs (drinks/wine) bigoteado [adj] CL
who usually drinks alcoholic beverages jumas [adj] CR
person who drinks a lot of strong drinks zangolotero [adj] SV
booth or street stall where drinks and meals are served tabarrón [adj] DO
get happy after a few drinks achamuscarse [v] AR
treat friends to drinks at a bar baldear las tripas [v] CL
consume alcoholic drinks curdar [v] CU
mix something with something else, especially drinks or food champurrear [v] HN rare
consume alcoholic drinks chupar [v] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA DO CO EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
produce or manufacture soft drinks envasar [v] BO
mooch free drinks off someone goterear [v] CO
have a few drinks copetearse [v] BO CL
have a few drinks copetear [v] HN
have a few drinks huarapear [v] PE:E
mix alcoholic drinks ligar [v] CU
have several drinks embicar [v] DO
have several alcoholic drinks in a row embicar [v] DO
celebrate the acquisition of an asset with food and drinks challar [v] BO
have a few drinks potear [v] ES local
alcoholic drinks served to celebrate the birth of a child miaos [m/pl] VE:E
with little sugar (drinks) despuntada [adj/f] PR
Idioms
order drinks on the house disparar con pólvora del rey [v]
buy a round (of drinks) pagar una ronda [v]
stand a round of drinks pagar una convidada [v]
stand a round of drinks dar una convidada [v]
pay for the drinks and food estar de alcalde [v]
buy the next round of drinks pagar la próxima ronda de tragos
buy a round of drinks pagar una ronda de copas
buy the next round of drinks pagar la próxima ronda de copas
buy a round of drinks invitar una ronda
play for the drinks quien pierde paga
drinks on the house la casa invita
the drinks are on the house la casa invita con las bebidas
the drinks are on the house la casa paga las bebidas
person who frequently drinks alcohol pico caliente [m] DO BO:W
pay for the drinks and food ser de alcalde [v] HN NI
pay for the drinks and food ser de alcalde [v] HN NI
have too many drinks subírsele las copas [v] MX
have several drinks tocarse un poco [v] PR
pound drinks tomar tupido [v] BO:W
passing the yerba mate around the room so everyone drinks some a lo resero [adv] AR rur.
Speaking
drinks all around pago la ronda para todos
drinks on the house la casa invita
drinks all around esta ronda la pago yo
i'll get us some drinks nos conseguiré unos tragos
help yourselves to drinks sírvanse unos tragos
drinks are on the house las bebidas son a cuenta de la casa
how many drinks did you have? ¿cuántos tragos tomaste?
how many drinks did you have? ¿cuántas copas tomaste?
how many drinks did you have? ¿cuánto tragos tomó usted?
how many drinks did you have? ¿cuántas copas te has tomado?
stop buying me more drinks no me pagues más tragos
she/he drinks every day (ella/él) toma todos los días
we had a few drinks tomamos unos tragos
Phrases
he drinks like a fish bebe como un cosaco
Colloquial
irregular and extravagant mixture of drinks bebistrajo [m]
person who drinks a lot of wine cuba [f]
foods and drinks alimentos y bebidas [f]
have a few drinks pegarse unos palos [v]
be merry (after a few drinks) tener un puntillo [v]
be cheerful (after a few drinks) tener un puntillo [v]
be happy (after a few drinks) tener un puntillo [v]
have a few drinks tomarse unas copitas [v]
have a few drinks tomar unos potes [v]
have a few drinks irse de copas [v]
have drinks trincar [v]
watch what one eats/drinks amansar alguien el trote [v]
cheers! (when toasting drinks) salud [interj]
person who will drink any type of alcoholic drinks of good or of bad quality garganta de lata [n] BO CL
person who drinks alcohol excessively garganta de lata [n] CL
a round (of drinks) una ronda
drinks are on me la bebida corre por mi cuenta
drinks are on me yo pago los tragos
a noisy party, generally with alcoholic drinks bacán [m] NI
establishment where drinks are sold, especially coffee feco [m] AR UY
bustling party with drinks and dancing guaracheo [m] CU
truck driver delivering or distributing soft drinks cocacolero (de coca cola®) [m] BO PY
heavy drinker of strong or low quality alcoholic drinks huactero [m] PE:S
person who drinks low quality alcohol tirillero [m] BO:W
consume alcoholic drinks chupandina [f] AR:Nw
consumption of alcoholic drinks chupindanga [f] AR UY
woman who owns a copetín, small restaurant where drinks and light meals are served copetinera [f] PY
person who drinks low quality alcohol tirillera [f] BO:W
a person who drinks a lot without becoming drunk aguarrás [m/f] HN
person who drinks many alcoholic beverages without getting drunk taco [m/f] BO
go out for drinks copetear [v] ES
consume alcoholic drinks chupaletear [v] HN:N
have a few drinks huarapear [v] PE:E
have a few drinks guarapear [v] PE:E
get excited after a few drinks encandilarse [v] HN NI
match someone in drinks pagar [v] BO:E,W
count the corresponding drinks for each drinker to charge them echar china un tabernero [v] rare
have a few drinks copetear [v] CL
go out for drinks copetearse [v] CL
Slang
the drinks! el pisto [m] MX
person who habitually drinks alcoholic beverages mamerto [m] BO AR:Nw UY derog.
person who habitually drinks alcoholic beverages mamerta [f] BO AR:Nw UY derog.
Gastronomy
an appetizer served with drinks botana [f]
mix of alcoholic drinks campechana [f] MX