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Detailed Translations for teaser from English to Spanish

teaser form of tease:

to tease verb (teases, teased, teasing)

  1. to tease (pester; bully; antagonize; )
    fastidiar; hacer la puñeta; molestar; provocar; incordiar
  2. to tease (fool; vex; badger; )
    hacer un broma; engañar; incordiar; fastidiar; afligir; embromar; estafar; hacer rabiar; hacer tonto a alguien; atormentar
  3. to tease (provoke)
    suscitar; excitar; soliviantar; provocar; desafiar

Conjugations for tease:

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

Translation Matrix for tease:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
fastidiar tormenting
provocar alluring; causing; provoking; tormenting
- annoyer; coquette; flirt; minx; prickteaser; ribbing; tantalization; teaser; teasing; vamp; vamper; vexer
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
afligir badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex bother; harass; trouble; visit
atormentar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex badger; bait; bother; give rise to; harass; needle; provoke; trouble; visit
desafiar provoke; tease arouse; badger; bait; give rise to; needle; provoke; put someone on to something; stimulate; urge
embromar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
engañar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex be deceived; be duped; capture; catch; cheat; deceive; diddle; dodge; fool; gull; hoodwink; kid; lead up the garden path; lie; mislead; put on the wrong track; seize; spoof; swindle; trick; woodwink
estafar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex catch; cheat; clearly define; con; confine; cut back; deceive; define; demarcate; diddle; dodge; fence; fence in; fence off; gull; hoodwink; lead astray; lie; limit; map out; mark out; outline; reduce; spoof; swindle; trace out; trick; woodwink
excitar provoke; tease activate; arouse; awake; bait; drive; encourage; excite; freshen; generate; glance; goad; incite; instigate; irritate; just touch; nettle; provoke; put someone on to something; reactivate; recover; refresh; revive; rouse; stimulate; stir; stir up; support; tag; tap; tick; touch; touch upon; urge; whip up
fastidiar antagonise; antagonize; badger; bully; fool; harass; hoax; hoodwink; pester; provoke; swindle; tease; trick; vex anger; annoy; badger; be a nuisance; bother; cause irritation; chafe; complain; complaint; deplore; despise; disdain; disregard; give offence; gripe; harass; harp; have something on one's mind; hold in contempt; irritate; irritating; look down upon; nag; pester; scorn; slight; tedious; tiresome; treat with disregard; trouble; vex; visit
hacer la puñeta antagonise; antagonize; bully; harass; pester; provoke; tease
hacer rabiar badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex nag
hacer tonto a alguien badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
hacer un broma badger; fool; hoax; hoodwink; swindle; tease; trick; vex
incordiar antagonise; antagonize; badger; bully; fool; harass; hoax; hoodwink; pester; provoke; swindle; tease; trick; vex twaddle; whine
molestar antagonise; antagonize; bully; harass; pester; provoke; tease annoy; badger; be a nuisance; bother; disturb; harass; interrupt; molest; nag; pester; trouble; visit
provocar antagonise; antagonize; bully; harass; pester; provoke; tease activate; advise; arouse; awake; badger; bait; be a nuisance; boost; bring about; bring on; cause; clock off; create; elicit; encourage; engender; excite; give rise to; instigate; motivate; nag; needle; pester; poke up; produce; prompt; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; stir up; stoke up; suggest; support; urge; whisper; whisper in someone's ear
soliviantar provoke; tease badger; bait; give rise to; needle; provoke
suscitar provoke; tease arouse; badger; bait; boost; encourage; give rise to; motivate; needle; provoke; push on; put someone on to something; stimulate; urge
- badger; beleaguer; bug; card; fluff; loosen; pester; tease apart

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Related Definitions for "tease":

  1. the act of harassing someone playfully or maliciously (especially by ridicule); provoking someone with persistent annoyances1
    • he ignored their teases1
  2. a seductive woman who uses her sex appeal to exploit men1
  3. someone given to teasing (as by mocking or stirring curiosity)1
  4. ruffle (one's hair) by combing the ends towards the scalp, for a full effect1
  5. mock or make fun of playfully1
    • the flirting man teased the young woman1
  6. separate the fibers of1
    • tease wool1
  7. disentangle and raise the fibers of1
    • tease wool1
  8. raise the nap of (fabrics)1
  9. tear into pieces1
    • tease tissue for microscopic examinations1
  10. annoy persistently1
    • The children teased the boy because of his stammer1
  11. to arouse hope, desire, or curiosity without satisfying them1
    • The advertisement is intended to tease the customers1
    • She has a way of teasing men with her flirtatious behavior1

Wiktionary Translations for tease:

tease
verb
  1. to separate the fibers
  2. to comb
  3. to poke fun at
  4. to provoke or disturb
  5. to entice
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• tease → irritar ↔ sarren — iemand voortdurend lastig vallen
• tease → afligir; zumbar; vejar ↔ plagen — iemand lastigvallen
• tease → tomar el pelo a alguien ↔ aufziehen — jemanden ~: necken
• tease → burlar ↔ foppen — jemanden hereinlegen, hinters Licht führen
• tease → cardar ↔ karden — Textilverarbeitung: ein Tuch oder Stoff mit der Karde (mit der Kardiermaschine, ursprünglich aber mit dem getrockneten Blütenstand der Karden- oder Weberdistel) bearbeiten, einen Stoff glattbürsten
• tease → estimular ↔ reizen — (sexuell) anregen, erregen
• tease → provocar ↔ reizen — provozieren, ärgern
• tease → provocar ↔ reizen — jemandes Interesse wecken
• tease → molestar; irritar; fastidiar; embromar; majadrear ↔ ärgern — transitiv: (jemanden) necken, Ärger verursachen
• tease → escarnecer ↔ railler — plaisanter quelqu’un ou quelque chose, lui parler ou en parler avec moquerie.

teaser:

teaser [the ~] noun

  1. the teaser (tormentor; bully; terror; puck)
    el diablo cojuelo; el torturador
  2. the teaser (tormentor)
    el fastidioso; el chinche; el torturador

Translation Matrix for teaser:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
chinche teaser; tormentor bastard; bedbug; bully; cad; chinch; fault; immorality; monstrosity; nuisance; ogre; rascal; rogue; scoundrel; sin; tormentor; ugly fellow; vice; villain
diablo cojuelo bully; puck; teaser; terror; tormentor
fastidioso teaser; tormentor bully; nuisance; tormentor
torturador bully; puck; teaser; terror; tormentor baiter; torturer
- annoyer; mystifier; puzzle; puzzler; tease; tormenter; tormentor; vexer
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
chinche nasty; sly
fastidioso aggravating; annoying; arrogant; bold; boring; bothersome; dawdling; deadly dull; dragging; drooping; exasperating; impudent; inactive; inconvenient; incriminating; indolent; inert; insolent; languid; lazy; limp; lingering; listless; nagging; nasty; overbearing; passive; presumptuous; provoking; shameless; shuffling; slow; slow of understanding; sluggish; sly; spiritless; tantalising; tantalizing; tardy; tormenting; tough; tricky; troublesome

Related Words for "teaser":

  • teasers

Synonyms for "teaser":


Related Definitions for "teaser":

  1. a device for teasing wool1
    • a teaser is used to disentangle the fibers1
  2. a flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings1
  3. an attention-getting opening presented at the start of a television show1
  4. a particularly baffling problem that is said to have a correct solution1
  5. an advertisement that offers something free in order to arouse customers' interest1
  6. someone given to teasing (as by mocking or stirring curiosity)1
  7. a worker who teases wool1

Wiktionary Translations for teaser:

teaser
noun
  1. a short film or quote meant to draw an audience to a film or show

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