WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| jeta nf | coloquial (cara) (slang) | mug n |
| | | face n |
| | Tomás le dio un bofetón en toda la jeta a Jerónimo. |
| | Tom slapped Geronimo right on his mug. |
| jeta nf | AmL: coloquial (boca, labios) (UK, slang: lip) | chop n |
| | (slang: lip) | kisser n |
| | (UK, slang: mouth) | gob, mush n |
| | Tienes la jeta toda embadurnada de chocolate. |
| | You've got chocolate all over your chops. |
| Additional Translations |
| jeta n común | ES: coloquial (caradura) | have a lot of nerve v expr |
| | | nervy adj |
| | (UK) | cheeky adj |
| | | bold as brass adj |
| | Eres un jeta porque siempre te vas sin pagar tu ronda. |
| | You have a lot of nerve because you always leave without paying your round. |
| jeta nf | (hocico de cerdo) | snout n |
| | (culinary) | cheek n |
| | En el bar me comí una ración de jeta de cerdo. |
| | I had a serving of pork snout for dinner. |