WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
arroba nf | (informática: símbolo) (Name of the @) | "at“ sign, commercial at, at symbol, arroba n |
| (in an e-mail address) | at prep |
| El símbolo @ se llama "arroba"; hoy en día se usa principalmente en las direcciones de correo electrónico. |
| The @ symbol is called the "at" sign, and is used mainly in email addresses. |
| ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. obama@whitehouse.gov |
Additional Translations |
arroba nf | (medida de peso) (historical Spanish weight measure) | arroba n |
| La arroba equivale a once quilos y medio, aunque en algunos lugares equivale a doce quilos y medio. |
| The arroba is equal to eleven and a half kilos, even though in some places it's equal to twelve and a half kilos. |
arroba nf | (capacidad, volumen) (historical Spanish volume measure) | arroba n |
| La arroba se utiliza para medir líquidos. Su valor varía dependiendo de las zonas y del líquido medido. |
| The arroba is used to measure liquids. Its value varies depending on the region and the liquid being measured. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
Principal Translations |
arrobar⇒ vtr | (embelesar) | entrance⇒, enchant⇒ vtr |
| (UK) | enthral⇒ vtr |
| (US) | enthrall⇒ vtr |
| El precioso paisaje me arrobaba. |
| I was entranced (or: enchanted) by the beautiful scenery. |
Additional Translations |
arrobarse⇒ v prnl | (perder el sentido) | go into shock v expr |
| | be stunned v expr |
| Se arrobó cuando le anunciaron la muerte de su esposa. |
| He was stunned when they announced the death of his wife. |
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