WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
Dis,
Dis Pater n | (Roman god of the underworld) | Dis Pater n propio m |
| | | Dis n propio m |
| | The Romans used to worship Dis. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| dis prefix | (removal) | des prefijo |
| | For example: displace |
| dis prefix | (reversal) | no adv |
| | For example: disown |
| dis prefix | (negation, lack) | des prefijo |
| | | dis prefijo |
| | For example: disinterested, dislike |
dis [sb/sth],
diss [sb/sth]⇒ vtr | slang (disrespect: speak ill of) | hablar mal de loc verb |
| | (persona) | humillar⇒ vtr |
| | | humillar a vtr + prep |
| | Mark's always dissing this place, but I think they make a great hoagie. |
| | Mark siempre habla mal de este lugar, pero yo creo que hacen buenos emparedados. |
dis [sb],
diss [sb]⇒ vtr | slang (disrespect: speak rudely to) | faltar el respeto a loc verb |
| | Don't let him dis you like that! |
| | ¡No dejes que él te falte el respeto! |
| Additional Translations |
dis,
diss n | slang (insult) (coloquial) | puteada nf |
| | | insulto nm |
| | Ain't no way I'm gonna let a diss like that go; you are gonna pay for that! |
| | De ninguna manera voy a dejar pasar esa puteada, ¡vas a pagar! |
| dis prefix | (intensification) | dis prefijo |
| | | des prefijo |