Tease in spanish

Molestar

pronunciation: moʊlestɑɹ̩ part of speech: verb, noun
In gestures
molestar

tease1 = chinche, bromista. 

Example: Pixie is introduced as a precocious character who is impatient with other people, a tease, and a mimic.

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» be a (real) tease = ser muy provocador, ser muy provocativo, ser muy insinuador, ser muy sugerente.

Example: She is very affectionate but is a real tease with the other dogs who tolerate her mischievous ways and put up with her playfulness.

» be a (real) tease = ser (un/muy) chinche, ser (un/muy) guasón, ser (un/muy) cachondo, ser (un/muy) bromista.

Example: when I mention any of this to him he pretends not to know what I am talking about because, on top of all this, he's a real tease.

tease2 = bromear, incitar, provocar, chinchar, tomarle el pelo, meterse con, hostigar, gastar bromas. 

Example: I like to be considered one of the team, to joke with and tease the employee but that sure creates a problem when I have to discipline, correct, or fire an employee.

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» get + teased = chinchar, tomarle el pelo, meterse con, gastar bromas.

Example: I constantly get teased for wearing armbands when I go swimming with people in my school.

» striptease = striptease.

Example: They also provide a historical account of the origins of striptease and an insight into the world of modern-day commercial strippers.

» tease + each other = chincharse mutuamente, meterse el uno con el otro.

Example: Left to their own devices, the kids have been spending most of their time video gaming, teasing each other, and pestering the dogs.

» tease + Nombre + apart = separar, distinguir, averiguar, descubrir.

Example: The author and his colleagues embarked on a series of studies to tease apart hereditary and environmental factors thought to be implicated in schizophrenia.

» tease out = desenredar, sacar poco a poco, sonsacar, dilucidar.

Example: This was so that the stuffing could be teased out and cleared of lumps, and so that the pelts could be softened by currying and soaking them in urine; the smell is said to have been revolting.

» tease + Posesivo + brain = inquietar, intranquilizar, desasosegar, martirizar.

Example: She tried to go back to sleep but bits and pieces of her dream teased her brain.

Tease synonyms

card in spanish: , pronunciation: kɑrd nounbug in spanish: , pronunciation: bʌg nounride in spanish: , pronunciation: raɪd verb, nounbadger in spanish: , pronunciation: bædʒɜr nounrally in spanish: , pronunciation: ræli noun, verbtaunt in spanish: , pronunciation: tɔnt noun, verbrag in spanish: , pronunciation: ræg nouncod in spanish: , pronunciation: kɑd nounbait in spanish: , pronunciation: beɪt nounharass in spanish: , pronunciation: hɜræs verbvamp in spanish: , pronunciation: væmp nounflirt in spanish: , pronunciation: flɜrt verb, nountwit in spanish: , pronunciation: twɪt noun, verbfluff in spanish: , pronunciation: flʌf nounpester in spanish: , pronunciation: pestɜr verbteaser in spanish: , pronunciation: tizɜr nouncoquette in spanish: , pronunciation: koʊket nounminx in spanish: , pronunciation: mɪŋks nountantalize in spanish: , pronunciation: tæntəlaɪz verbloosen in spanish: , pronunciation: lusən verbbeleaguer in spanish: , pronunciation: bɪligɜr verbteasing in spanish: , pronunciation: tizɪŋ nountease apart in spanish: , pronunciation: tizəpɑrt verbvamper in spanish: , pronunciation: væmpɜr nounprickteaser in spanish: , pronunciation: prɪktizɜr nounannoyer in spanish: , pronunciation: ənɔɪɜr nountantalizer in spanish: , pronunciation: tæntəlaɪzɜr noun
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