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  1. time:
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    • veces
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  1. timar:
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English

Detailed Translations for times from English to Spanish

times:


Translation Matrix for times:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- multiplication

Synonyms for "times":


Related Definitions for "times":

  1. an arithmetic operation that is the inverse of division; the product of two numbers is computed1
    • four times three equals twelve1
  2. a more or less definite period of time now or previously present1
    • it was a sign of the times1

Wiktionary Translations for times:

times
en-prep
  1. multiplied by
    • times → por
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• times → vez ↔ mal — multipliziert mit
• times → por ↔ fois — (mathématiques) produit des nombres précédent et suivant.

times form of time:

time [the ~] noun

  1. the time (epoch; period; era; age)
    – an indefinite period (usually marked by specific attributes or activities) 1
    el tiempo; el período; la hora; la época
  2. the time
    – an instance or single occasion for some event 1
    la vez
    • vez [la ~] noun
  3. the time (period; term; period of time; space of time; space)
    el período
  4. the time (space of time; period; period of time)
    la época; el espacio de tiempo; el lapso de tiempo; el plazo; el término; el período
  5. the time
    – A SQL Server system data type that stores a time value from 0:00 through 23:59:59.999999. 2
    la hora

to time verb (times, timed, timing)

  1. to time (clock)
    – measure the time or duration of an event or action or the person who performs an action in a certain period of time 1
    fichar; cloquear; borbotar

Conjugations for time:

present
  1. time
  2. time
  3. times
  4. time
  5. time
  6. time
simple past
  1. timed
  2. timed
  3. timed
  4. timed
  5. timed
  6. timed
present perfect
  1. have timed
  2. have timed
  3. has timed
  4. have timed
  5. have timed
  6. have timed
past continuous
  1. was timing
  2. were timing
  3. was timing
  4. were timing
  5. were timing
  6. were timing
future
  1. shall time
  2. will time
  3. will time
  4. shall time
  5. will time
  6. will time
continuous present
  1. am timing
  2. are timing
  3. is timing
  4. are timing
  5. are timing
  6. are timing
subjunctive
  1. be timed
  2. be timed
  3. be timed
  4. be timed
  5. be timed
  6. be timed
diverse
  1. time!
  2. let's time!
  5. timed
  6. timing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for time:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
borbotar ebullition; effervescence
espacio de tiempo period; period of time; space of time; time little while; period of time; space of time
hora age; epoch; era; period; time class; course; date; hour; lesson; lesson hour; moment
lapso de tiempo period; period of time; space of time; time little while; period of time; space of time
período age; epoch; era; period; period of time; space; space of time; term; time age; developmental stage; epoch; era; gap; hour; interim; interval; little while; menses; menstruation; period; period of time; phase; space of time; stage
plazo period; period of time; space of time; time hire-purchase; lead time; little while; payment; period of time; space of time
tiempo age; epoch; era; period; time driving speed; speed; velocity; while
término period; period of time; space of time; time cock; computation of time; conclusion; dick; end; ending; far end; final; little while; member; member of the congregation; penis; period of time; prick; rod; sod; space of time; termination; terminus; tip; willie
vez time bending; change
época age; epoch; era; period; period of time; space of time; time age; epoch; era; period
- clip; clock time; fourth dimension; meter; metre; prison term; sentence
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
borbotar clock; time clang; clink; jangle; jingle; rattling; tinkle; tinkle away
cloquear clock; time chatter; cluck; gobble; jabber away
fichar clock; time
- clock
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
tiempo weather
- period; space

Related Words for "time":


Synonyms for "time":


Related Definitions for "time":

  1. the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past1
  2. rhythm as given by division into parts of equal duration1
  3. a person's experience on a particular occasion1
    • he had a time holding back the tears1
    • they had a good time together1
  4. an instance or single occasion for some event1
    • this time he succeeded1
    • he called four times1
  5. an indefinite period (usually marked by specific attributes or activities)1
    • he waited a long time1
    • the time of year for planting1
    • he was a great actor in his time1
  6. a reading of a point in time as given by a clock1
    • do you know what time it is?1
    • the time is 10 o'clock1
  7. the fourth coordinate that is required (along with three spatial dimensions) to specify a physical event1
  8. the period of time a prisoner is imprisoned1
    • he is doing time in the county jail1
  9. a suitable moment1
    • it is time to go1
  10. a period of time considered as a resource under your control and sufficient to accomplish something1
    • take time to smell the roses1
    • I didn't have time to finish1
    • it took more than half my time1
  11. adjust so that a force is applied and an action occurs at the desired time1
    • The good player times his swing so as to hit the ball squarely1
  12. regulate or set the time of1
    • time the clock1
  13. measure the time or duration of an event or action or the person who performs an action in a certain period of time1
  14. assign a time for an activity or event1
    • The candidate carefully timed his appearance at the disaster scene1
  15. set the speed, duration, or execution of1
    • we time the process to manufacture our cars very precisely1
  16. A SQL Server system data type that stores a time value from 0:00 through 23:59:59.999999.2
  17. The time the preventive maintenance routine was completed.2

Wiktionary Translations for time:

time
noun
  1. inevitable passing of events
  2. quantity of availability in time
  3. measurement of a quantity of time
  4. time of day, as indicated by a clock, etc
  5. particular moment or hour
  6. measurement under some system of the time of day or moment in time
  7. numerical indication of a particular moment in time
  8. instance or occurrence
  9. ratio of comparison
  10. era
verb
  1. to measure time
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• time → tiempo ↔ tijd — de onstuitbare gang der dingen van toekomst door het heden naar het verleden
• time → compás ↔ maat — 6. (muziek) manier om een muziekstuk ritmisch in te delen
• time → vez ↔ maal — telkens terugkerend tijdstip waarop iets gebeurt
• time → vez ↔ keer — telkens terugkerend tijdstip waarop iets gebeurt
• time → vez ↔ Mal — bestimmter Zeitpunkt; Moment; die Anzeige eines Wiederholungsfaktors oder einer Reihenfolge
• time → hora ↔ Uhrzeit — die Zeit, welche eine Uhr zeigen, anzeigen
• time → tiempo ↔ Zeit — der stetige Ablauf von Zeiteinheiten
• time → datar; limitar ↔ terminieren — befristen
• time → pasar; veranear ↔ verbringen — besonders mit Angaben von Zeit und Zeiträumen (Jugend, Alter, Leben, Ferien, Wochenende, usw.): eine Zeitdauer verstreichen lassen
• time → cronometrar ↔ chronométrer — Se servir du chronomètre pour mesurer avec précision le temps pendant lequel s’accomplir une action, un fait ou, en termes de sports, une course, etc.
• time → duración ↔ durée — espace de temps pendant lequel une chose dure.
• time → vez ↔ fois — Reprise
• time → vez ↔ fois — Ratio
• time → momento; instante ↔ moment — point dans le temps.
• time → tiempo ↔ temps — Durée des choses
• time → época ↔ époque — moment de l’histoire qui ordinairement marquer par quelque événement considérable.

Related Translations for times



Spanish

Detailed Translations for times from Spanish to English

timar:

timar verb

  1. timar (hacer una mala jugada; hacer trampas)
    be unfaithful; stray; commit adultery
  2. timar (engañar; defraudar; dar el pego; embaucar; estafar)
    to deceive; to cheat; to swindle; to hoodwink; woodwink; to diddle
    • deceive verb (deceives, deceived, deceiving)
    • cheat verb (cheats, cheated, cheating)
    • swindle verb (swindles, swindled, swindling)
    • hoodwink verb (hoodwinks, hoodwinked, hoodwinking)
    • woodwink verb
    • diddle verb (diddles, diddled, diddling)
  3. timar (sacar)
    to cheat; to trick; to fool
    • cheat verb (cheats, cheated, cheating)
    • trick verb (tricks, tricked, tricking)
    • fool verb (fools, fooled, fooling)
  4. timar (defraudar; despistar; hacer una mala jugada)
    to deceive; to trick; to spoof; to swindle
    • deceive verb (deceives, deceived, deceiving)
    • trick verb (tricks, tricked, tricking)
    • spoof verb (spoofs, spoofed, spoofing)
    • swindle verb (swindles, swindled, swindling)
  5. timar (estafar; colocar; defraudar; )
    to cheat; to swindle; to con
    • cheat verb (cheats, cheated, cheating)
    • swindle verb (swindles, swindled, swindling)
    • con verb (cons, conned, conning)
  6. timar (destronar; joder; engañar; )
    to spoof; to trick; to gull; to cheat
    • spoof verb (spoofs, spoofed, spoofing)
    • trick verb (tricks, tricked, tricking)
    • gull verb (gulls, gulled, gulling)
    • cheat verb (cheats, cheated, cheating)
  7. timar (acotar; cerrar; definir; )
    to demarcate; to outline; to fence off; to mark out; to clearly define; to define; to map out; to fence in; to trace out; to fence
    • demarcate verb (demarcates, demarcated, demarcating)
    • outline verb (outlines, outlined, outlining)
    • fence off verb (fences off, fenced off, fencing off)
    • mark out verb (marks out, marked out, marking out)
    • clearly define verb (clearlys define, clearly defined, clearly defining)
    • define verb (defines, defined, defining)
    • map out verb (maps out, mapped out, mapping out)
    • fence in verb (fences in, fenced in, fencing in)
    • trace out verb (traces out, traced out, tracing out)
    • fence verb (fences, fenced, fencing)
  8. timar (agarrar; coger; engañar; )
    to catch
    • catch verb (catches, catched, catching)
  9. timar (levantar; elevar; subir; alzar)
    to lift up
    – take and lift upward 1
    • lift up verb (lifts up, lifted up, lifting up)
    to heave
    – lift or elevate 1
    • heave verb (heaves, hove, heaving)
    to lift
    – rise up 1
    • lift verb (lifts, lifted, lifting)

Conjugations for timar:

presente
  1. timo
  2. timas
  3. tima
  4. timamos
  5. timáis
  6. timan
imperfecto
  1. timaba
  2. timabas
  3. timaba
  4. timábamos
  5. timabais
  6. timaban
indefinido
  1. timé
  2. timaste
  3. timó
  4. timamos
  5. timasteis
  6. timaron
fut. de ind.
  1. timaré
  2. timarás
  3. timará
  4. timaremos
  5. timaréis
  6. timarán
condic.
  1. timaría
  2. timarías
  3. timaría
  4. timaríamos
  5. timaríais
  6. timarían
pres. de subj.
  1. que time
  2. que times
  3. que time
  4. que timemos
  5. que timéis
  6. que timen
imp. de subj.
  1. que timara
  2. que timaras
  3. que timara
  4. que timáramos
  5. que timarais
  6. que timaran
miscelánea
  1. ¡tima!
  2. ¡timad!
  3. ¡no times!
  4. ¡no timéis!
  5. timado
  6. timando
1. yo, 2. tú, 3. él/ella/usted, 4. nosotros/nosotras, 5. vosotros/vosotras, 6. ellos/ellas/ustedes

Translation Matrix for timar:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
catch botín; captura; cerradura; cerrojo; cierre; interceptación; pesca; pestillo
cheat chantaje; defraudador; embaucador; embustera; embustero; engañador; estafador; impostor; mentirosa; mentiroso; sablista; timador; trampista; tramposo
con desfalco; engaño; engaño burdo; estafa; estafas; falsificación; farsa; fraude; malversaciones; malversación; petardo; timo; trampa; trampería
diddle engaño; estafa; timo
fence alambrada; baranda; barandilla; cerca; chute; cosecha; definición; disparo; empalizada; encubridor; enmaderamiento; enrejado; mampara; pared divisoria; pared medianera; pasamanos; pequeño tabique; raya; reja; rejería; seto; tabique; tapia; trama; tramado; valla; valla de madera; valla enrejada; verja
fence in alambrada
fence off alambrada
fool Juan Lanas; alienada; alienado; boba; bobo; buenazo; bufón; deficiente mental; demente; enajenada; enajenado; estúpido; idiota; imbécil; loca; loco; majadero; mentecato; mequetrefe; necio; nulidad; papamoscas; papanatas; retardado; simplón; subnormal; tonto
gull gaviota
lift ascensor; cabina del ascensor; jaula del ascensor
outline borde; circunferencia; contorno; diseño; esquema; límite; línea básica; línea general; línea principal; marco; perímetro
swindle bluf; cháchara; cotorreo; desfalco; engaño; engaño burdo; estafa; estafas; falsificación; farsa; fraude; malversaciones; malversación; petardo; timo; trampa; trampería
trick acecho; agilidad; anzuelo; aptitud; ardid; arte; artes; artimaña; astucia; canallada; cebo; ciencia; comodidad; escapada; estratagema; etapa; excursión; jugada; jugarreta; locura; manija; maña; pericia; presteza; señuelo; trampa; trayecto; treta; trucaje; truco; viaje
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
be unfaithful hacer trampas; hacer una mala jugada; timar
catch agarrar; captar; coger; engastar; engañar; estafar; timar; trabar abordar; abrigar con algo; adquirir; agarrar; agarrarse a; apoderarse de; apresar; atrapar; birlar; capturar; cautivar; cazar; coger; coger algo que está cayendo; coger preso; coger prisionero; comprender; depositar; detener; detengo; embalar; encadenar; encapsular; encarcelar; engastar; engañar; entender; fascinar; fijar; ganar; incurrir en; inmovilizar; mangar; montar; pescar; pillar; poner las esposas; prender; recoger; sorprender; sufrir; tomar; tomar en posesión; trabar
cheat acotar; agarrar; alzar; amanecer; amañar; apagar; apear; atrabancar; burlarse; camelar; cercar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; colocar; dar el pego; dar salida; dar un sablazo; defraudar; depositar; desconectar; destituir; destronar; dársela; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; engañar; enredar; estafar; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer trampa; hacer trampas; hacer una mala jugada; joder; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; pegarse; robar con engaño; sablear; sacar; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo; trapacear engañar; estafar; frangollar; hacer mal; joder; mentir; tomar el pelo
clearly define abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo delimitar; demarcar; elaborar; planificar una ruta ó un proyecto
commit adultery hacer trampas; hacer una mala jugada; timar
con acotar; alzar; amanecer; amañar; apagar; apear; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; colocar; dar un sablazo; defraudar; destronar; embarullar; emporcarse; enredar; estafar; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo
deceive dar el pego; defraudar; despistar; embaucar; engañar; estafar; hacer una mala jugada; timar amañar; embarullar; embrollar; engañar; enredar; tomar el pelo
define abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo caracterizar; contar; definir; describir; detallar; especificar; exponer; localizar un sitio para bombardear; narrar; precisar
demarcate abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo cerrar; cerrar herméticamente; tapar
diddle dar el pego; defraudar; embaucar; engañar; estafar; timar
fence abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo esgrimir; practicar la esgrima
fence in abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo abrigar; camuflar; cercar; cubrir; delimitar; demarcar; empotrar; encerrar; encubrir; guardar; proteger; tapar
fence off abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo abrigar; camuflar; cercar; cerrar; cerrar herméticamente; cubrir; delimitar; demarcar; empotrar; encerrar; encubrir; guardar; proteger; tapar
fool sacar; timar afligir; atormentar; dar el pego; embromar; engañar; estafar; fastidiar; gastar una broma; hacer rabiar; hacer tonto a alguien; hacer un broma; incordiar; tomar el pelo
gull agarrar; alzar; amanecer; burlarse; colocar; dar el pego; dar salida; depositar; desconectar; destituir; destronar; dársela; engañar; estafar; hacer trampa; hacer trampas; hacer una mala jugada; joder; mentir; pegarle a una persona; pegarse; robar con engaño; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo; trapacear
heave alzar; elevar; levantar; subir; timar agitar; agitarse; alzar; arrojar; arrojar al suelo; aupar; balancearse; bambolearse; blandir; borbotear de; borbotear por; columpiarse; dar bandazos; derribar; echar; elevar; entrar a chorros en; escorar; fluctuar; guindar; hacer eses; hacer oscilar; izar; lanzar; levantar; levar; levar el ancla; mecer; mecerse; moverse continuamente; ondear; ondularse; oscilar; renguear; rizar; sacar para mostrar; salir a borbotones de; saltar sobre; saludar con la mano; sentir bascas; serpentear; tambalearse; tirar; tirar abajo; tirar al suelo
hoodwink dar el pego; defraudar; embaucar; engañar; estafar; timar afligir; atormentar; embromar; engañar; estafar; fastidiar; hacer rabiar; hacer tonto a alguien; hacer un broma; incordiar
lift alzar; elevar; levantar; subir; timar alzar; arrancar; desarraigar; elevar; guindar; izar; levantar; sacar para mostrar
lift up alzar; elevar; levantar; subir; timar alzar; aupar; elevar; levantar; subir
map out abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo
mark out abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar; timar; tomar el pelo
outline abrir; acorralar; acotar; agrandarse; alzar; amanecer; amañar; amover; amputar; apagar; apear; apoyarse en; atrabancar; camelar; cercar; cerrar; chafallar; chapucear; clarear; clarecer; colocar; dar salida; dar un sablazo; definir; delimitar; demarcar; depositar; derrocar; desahuciar; desalojar; desconectar; deslindar; destituir; destronar; elaborar; embarullar; embaucar; emporcarse; enredar; ensuciarse; estafar; formular; frangollar; hacer mal; hacer una mala jugada; levantar; mancharse; mentir; pegarle a una persona; perfilar; proyectar; robar con engaño; sablear; socaliñar

Synonyms for "timar":


Wiktionary Translations for timar:

timar
verb
  1. obtain through guile or cunning
  2. (ambitransitive) to cheat or swindle; to use crafty, deceitful methods (often with "out of")
  3. to obtain money or property by fraud
  4. to trick or defraud, usually for personal gain
  5. to defraud someone







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