rallar - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Verbs

to get so.'s goat	rallar a alguien [coll.]   rare
to vex so.  | vexed, vexed |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   rare
to roil so.  | roiled, roiled | (Amer.)   - make so. annoyed	rallar a alguien [coll.]   rare
to nettle so.  | nettled, nettled |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to anger so.  | angered, angered |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to annoy so.  | annoyed, annoyed |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to antagonize^AE so.; to antagonise^BE / antagonize^BE so.  | antagonized, antagonized / antagonised, antagonised |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to bother so.  | bothered, bothered |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to pick on so.  | picked, picked |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to spite so.  | spited, spited |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to tease so.  | teased, teased |	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to aggravate so.  | aggravated, aggravated |   - annoy	rallar a alguien [coll.]   dated
to rasp  | rasped, rasped |	rallar algo
to grate sth.  | grated, grated | [COOK.]	rallar algo   - verdura, queso, etc.

Nouns

breadcrumb  sg., usually in plural: breadcrumbs [COOK.]

pan rallado

Orthographically similar words

alelar, aullar, callar, fallar, hallar, pallar, ralear, tallar, tralla, vallar

Related search terms

chinchar, contrariar, molestar, chinchorrear, atormentar, irritar, jeringar, enojar, crispar, hinchar, incomodar, picar, fastidiar, cabrear, exasperar, incordiar, rayar, atosigar, sulfurar, desazonar