English–Spanish dictionary
Spanish translation of the English word head over heels
| English | Spanish (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
| (conduct; direct; guide; lead; drive; show the way) | guiar ; orientar | |
| (pate) | cabeza | |
🔗 She almost took my head off. | ||
| (effigy) | efigie | |
| (direct; guide; manage; steer; conduct; drive; lead; refer; address) | dirigir | |
| (govern; restrain; cover; master; be in charge; be in charge of; be at the head of) | capitanear ; subyugar | |
🔗 The most obvious recent example is the president’s nomination of Budi Gunawan to head the national police. | ||
| (boss; chief; leader; governor; master; prefect) | amo ; capitán ; caudillo ; comandante ; dueño ; jefe ; patrón | |
🔗 Inflation in Russia could reach between 17% and 20% this year, Aleksej Kudrin, the head of Russia’s audit chamber, said on Wednesday. | ||
| (boss; chief; leader; headman; kingpin) | amo ; capitán ; caudillo ; comandante ; jefe ; patrón | |
🔗 Ukrainians have now largely turned their backs on the Russian Orthodox Church whose head patriarch Kirill has backed the invasion. | ||
heel | ||
heel | tacón | |
| English | Spanish |
|---|---|
| head over heels | ⇆ en un salto mortal; ⇆ hasta los tuétanos; ⇆ precipitadamente |
| head | ⇆ cabeza; ⇆ cabecera; ⇆ tro; ⇆ espuma; ⇆ parche; ⇆ puño; ⇆ fondo; ⇆ tapa; ⇆ culata; ⇆ crisis; ⇆ punto decisivo; ⇆ acaudillar; ⇆ dirigir; ⇆ mandar; ⇆ estar a la cabeza de; ⇆ venir primero en |
| heel | ⇆ calcañar; ⇆ talón; ⇆ tacón; ⇆ sinvergüenza |