screwed - Translation in LEO’s English ⇔ Spanish Dictionary

Possible base forms

screwed
screw (Verb)

Adjectives / Adverbs

screwed   - drunk  adj.   chiefly  (Brit.) [coll.]   archaic	chingado, chingada [vulg.] (Lat. Am.)
screw-in  adj.	de enroscado
screw-plug  adj.	de tapón de rosca

Verbs

to screw sth.  | screwed, screwed |	atornillar algo
to screw sth. (to sth.)  | screwed, screwed |	desatornillar algo
to screw sth. (to sth.)  | screwed, screwed |	desenroscar algo
to screw sth. (to sth.)  | screwed, screwed |	destornillar algo
to screw so.  | screwed, screwed | [coll.]	timar a alguien
to screw so.  | screwed, screwed | [coll.]	desplumar a alguien [coll.]   - sacar dinero a alguien sin intención de devolverlo
to screw so.  | screwed, screwed | [coll.]	sablear a alguien [coll.]   - sacar dinero a alguien sin intención de devolverlo
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	echar un palo [fig.] [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	trincar (a alguien) [coll.] [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	coger (Lat. Am.: Arg., Méx., Urug.) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	culear (Lat. Am.: Arg., Chile, Col.) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	follar (Span.; Lat. Am.: C. Rica) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	joder (Span.) [vulg.]
to screw  | screwed, screwed | [sl.]	pichar (Lat. Am.: Ecu.) [vulg.]

Nouns

screwed joint [TECH.]	unión roscada
adjusting screw [TECH.]	tornillo de ajuste
adjusting screw [TECH.]	tornillo graduable
adjustment screw [TECH.]	tornillo graduable
assembly screw [TECH.]	tornillo para superestructura
bow screw [TECH.]	tornillo abarcón
charging screw [TECH.]	rosca de relleno
ice screw [SPORT.]	tornillo de hielo   [Mountaineering]
lock screw [TECH.]	tornillo de seguridad
power screw [TECH.]	el husillo
power screw [TECH.]	tornillo de potencia
spacer screw [TECH.]	tornillo distanciador
special screw [TECH.]	tornillo especial
spring screw [TECH.]	perno capuchino

Orthographically similar words

screed

Related search terms

bogus, munted, failed, trashed, cussed, blotto, drunk, faulty, washed-up, broken