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Detailed Translations for lie from English to Spanish

lie:

to lie verb (lies, lay, lying)

  1. to lie (fib)
    – tell an untruth; pretend with intent to deceive 1
    mentir; contar un cuento chino; tomar el pelo
  2. to lie (cheat; dodge)
    – tell an untruth; pretend with intent to deceive 1
    engañar; joder; estafar; mentir; tomar el pelo; frangollar; hacer mal
  3. to lie (fabricate; fib; make up)
    – tell an untruth; pretend with intent to deceive 1
    contar un cuento chino
  4. to lie (be situated)
    – be located or situated somewhere; occupy a certain position 1
    estar; encontrarse

Conjugations for lie:

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

lie [the ~] noun

  1. the lie (deceit; deception; falsehood; )
    – a statement that deviates from or perverts the truth 1
    el timo; la mentira; la estafa; el fraude; la impostura; la superchería; la falsedad; el embuste; el engaño

Translation Matrix for lie:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
embuste cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth cheating; deceit; deception; double-cross; falseness; falsity; fibbing; fraud; illegitimacy; mess; spuriousness; swindling
engaño cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth affectation; affectedness; artificiality; cheating; circumvention; con; deceit; deception; diddle; double-cross; falseness; falsity; far-fetchedness; fraud; frauds; illegitimacy; mendacity; mess; pretence; pretense; skulduggery; skullduggery; sneakiness; spuriousness; swindle; swindling; trickery; untruthfulness; varnishing
estafa cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth affectation; affectedness; artificiality; cheating; circumvention; con; deceit; deception; defalcation; diddle; double-cross; embezzlement; far-fetchedness; fraud; frauds; mendacity; mess; pretence; pretense; scam; skulduggery; skullduggery; sneakiness; swindle; swindling; trickery; untruthfulness; varnishing
falsedad cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth affectation; affectedness; artificiality; cheating; circumvention; cunning; deceit; deceitfulness; deception; dissimulation; double-cross; duplicity; falseness; falsity; far-fetchedness; fraud; hypocrisy; illegitimacy; insincerity; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sanctimoniousness; shrewdness; slyness; sneakiness; spuriousness; swindling; treacherousness; unnaturalness; untruthfulness
fraude cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth affectation; affectedness; artificiality; cheating; circumvention; con; deceit; deception; double-cross; evasion; far-fetchedness; fraud; frauds; mendacity; mess; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; swindle; swindling; trickery; untruthfulness
impostura cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth affectation; affectedness; artificiality; circumvention; deceit; falseness; falsity; far-fetchedness; illegitimacy; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; spuriousness; untruthfulness
joder fucking; screwing
mentira cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth affectation; affectedness; artificiality; cheating; circumvention; deceit; deception; double-cross; far-fetchedness; fibbing; fraud; mendacity; pretence; pretense; sneakiness; swindling; trickery; untruthfulness
superchería cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth deceit; falseness; falsity; illegitimacy; spuriousness; swindling
timo cheating; deceit; deception; falsehood; fooling; lie; untruth con; diddle; skulduggery; skullduggery; swindle; thymus; varnishing
- prevarication
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
contar un cuento chino fabricate; fib; lie; make up
encontrarse be situated; lie assemble; be; be somewhere; come across; come together; discover; dwell; enjoin; find; forgather; get together; hang out; join; learn; meet; meet each other; reside; see each other; to gather; visit
engañar cheat; dodge; lie badger; be deceived; be duped; capture; catch; cheat; deceive; diddle; fool; gull; hoax; hoodwink; kid; lead up the garden path; mislead; put on the wrong track; seize; spoof; swindle; tease; trick; vex; woodwink
estafar cheat; dodge; lie badger; catch; cheat; clearly define; con; confine; cut back; deceive; define; demarcate; diddle; fence; fence in; fence off; fool; gull; hoax; hoodwink; lead astray; limit; map out; mark out; outline; reduce; spoof; swindle; tease; trace out; trick; vex; woodwink
estar be situated; lie be; be present; be there; dwell; hang out; reside; sojourn; sojourn somewhere
frangollar cheat; dodge; lie bungle; cheat; clearly define; con; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; fool about; fool around; map out; mark out; mess; mess about; mess around; muck up; outline; swindle; trace out
hacer mal cheat; dodge; lie aggrieve; be disadvantuous; botch; bring evil upon; bungle; cause damage; cause disadvantage; cause injury; cause someone sorrow; cheat; clearly define; con; damage; defamate; define; demarcate; do harm; do wrong; do wrongly; fence; fence in; fence off; harm; harm somebody; hurt; hurt someone's feelings; infringe; injure; map out; mark out; mess; mess about; misbehave; muddle; muddle on; offend; outline; slander; slop; spill; swindle; tinker; trace out; transgress; violate; wreak evil
joder cheat; dodge; lie cheat; chuck; fall; fuck; gull; have sexual intercourse; screw; spoof; trick; tumble
mentir cheat; dodge; fib; lie cheat; clearly define; con; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; gull; map out; mark out; outline; spoof; swindle; trace out; trick
tomar el pelo cheat; dodge; fib; lie cheat; clearly define; con; deceive; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; fool; gull; kid; map out; mark out; outline; pull someone's leg; spoof; swindle; take someone for a ride; take the micky out of; trace out; trick
- consist; dwell; lie down; lie in; rest
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
joder damn it; damnation; damned; hang it

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Related Definitions for "lie":

  1. a statement that deviates from or perverts the truth1
  2. position or manner in which something is situated1
  3. tell an untruth; pretend with intent to deceive1
    • Don't lie to your parents1
    • She lied when she told me she was only 291
  4. be lying, be prostrate; be in a horizontal position1
    • The sick man lay in bed all day1
    • the books are lying on the shelf1
  5. assume a reclining position1
  6. originate (in)1
  7. be located or situated somewhere; occupy a certain position1
  8. have a place in relation to something else1
    • The fate of Bosnia lies in the hands of the West1
    • The responsibility rests with the Allies1
  9. be and remain in a particular state or condition1
    • lie dormant1

Wiktionary Translations for lie:

lie
verb
  1. tell an intentional untruth
  2. be situated
  3. be in horizontal position
noun
  1. intentionally false statement
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• lie → mentira ↔ onwaarheid — het onwaar zijn
• lie → mentir ↔ liegen — met opzet feiten vertellen die niet de waarheid zijn maar wel als dusdanig worden gepresenteerd
• lie → embuste; mentira ↔ leugen — een mededeling die niet waar is met de bedoeling om anderen te misleiden
• lie → mentira ↔ Lüge — falsche Aussage, mit der andere bewusst täuschen werden sollen
• lie → estar localizado; estar situado ↔ liegen — eine mehr oder weniger horizontal ausgerichtete Lage einnehmen
• lie → mentir ↔ lügen — vorsätzlich nicht die Wahrheit sagen
• lie → acostarse ↔ coucher — Se coucher
• lie → yacer ↔ gésir — étendre, couché.
• lie → mentira ↔ mensonge — Propos contraire à la vérité
• lie → mentir ↔ mentir — Sens intransitif

Lie:


Translation Matrix for Lie:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- Trygve Halvden Lie; Trygve Lie

Related Definitions for "Lie":

  1. Norwegian diplomat who was the first Secretary General of the United Nations (1896-1968)1

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Spanish

Detailed Translations for lie from Spanish to English

liar:

liar verb

  1. liar (mariposear; coquetear; hacer lío; flirtear)
    to flirt; be on the make; to fool around
  2. liar (expropiar; desposeer; mangar; escamotear)
    to expropriate; to dispossess; to disown
    • expropriate verb (expropriates, expropriated, expropriating)
    • dispossess verb (dispossesss, dispossessed, dispossessing)
    • disown verb (disowns, disowned, disowning)
  3. liar (atar)
    bundle; to unite; to bind together
  4. liar (girar; dar vueltas)
    to roll; to roll away
    • roll verb (rolls, rolled, rolling)
    • roll away verb (rolls away, rolled away, rolling away)

Conjugations for liar:

presente
  1. lío
  2. lías
  3. lía
  4. liamos
  5. liáis
  6. lían
imperfecto
  1. liaba
  2. liabas
  3. liaba
  4. liábamos
  5. liabais
  6. liaban
indefinido
  1. lié
  2. liaste
  3. lió
  4. liamos
  5. liasteis
  6. liaron
fut. de ind.
  1. liaré
  2. liarás
  3. liará
  4. liaremos
  5. liaréis
  6. liarán
condic.
  1. liaría
  2. liarías
  3. liaría
  4. liaríamos
  5. liaríais
  6. liarían
pres. de subj.
  1. que líe
  2. que líes
  3. que líe
  4. que liemos
  5. que liéis
  6. que líen
imp. de subj.
  1. que liara
  2. que liaras
  3. que liara
  4. que liáramos
  5. que liarais
  6. que liaran
miscelánea
  1. ¡lía!
  2. ¡liad!
  3. ¡no líes!
  4. ¡no liéis!
  5. liado
  6. liando
1. yo, 2. tú, 3. él/ella/usted, 4. nosotros/nosotras, 5. vosotros/vosotras, 6. ellos/ellas/ustedes

Translation Matrix for liar:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
bundle agrupación; fajo; fardo; gavilla; lío; paquete
flirt amorío; chicoleadora; coqueta; coquetona; flirteo; ligue; lío; persona que echa ojeadas
roll bobina; bocadillo; bollo; carrete; devanadera; panecillo; rollo
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
be on the make coquetear; flirtear; hacer lío; liar; mariposear
bind together atar; liar abotonar; abrochar; anudar; atar; encordar; ligar
bundle atar; liar agrupar; empaquetar; incluir; reunir; unir
disown desposeer; escamotear; expropiar; liar; mangar abjurar; renunciar a; repudiar
dispossess desposeer; escamotear; expropiar; liar; mangar
expropriate desposeer; escamotear; expropiar; liar; mangar coger; hurtqr; robar
flirt coquetear; flirtear; hacer lío; liar; mariposear coquetear; echar ojeadas; flirtear; ojeadar
fool around coquetear; flirtear; hacer lío; liar; mariposear chafallar; chamarilear; chapucear; farfullar; frangollar; hacer chapuzas
roll dar vueltas; girar; liar agitar; agitarse; arrojar; balancearse; bambolearse; blandir; borbotear de; borbotear por; columpiarse; dar bandazos; dar vueltas; entrar a chorros en; escorar; fluctuar; girar; hacer eses; hacer oscilar; mecer; mecerse; moverse continuamente; ondear; ondularse; oscilar; renguear; rizar; salir a borbotones de; saltar sobre; saludar con la mano; serpentear; tambalearse; tornar; tornarse
roll away dar vueltas; girar; liar irse rodando
unite atar; liar acoplar; afluir; agregar; agrupar; agruparse; añadir; combinar; conectar; confluir; conglomerar; empalmar; ensamblar; juntar; juntarse; montar; reunir; unir

Synonyms for "liar":


Wiktionary Translations for liar:

liar
verb
  1. to tie or wrap together

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