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mister1
Translate mister into Spanish
noun
variant form of Mr, often used humorously or with offensive emphasis
‘don't back-talk me, mister!’
- ‘You can't get away with changing the subject mister!’
- ‘And mister, if you don't smarten up you'll end up just like her.’
- ‘I may be pregnant but I will get up and kick your butt mister.’
- ‘Another voice could be heard that was even louder, ‘You don't have to like my decision mister but you will have to live with it!’
- ‘Hold your tongue mister, you're going to say something stupid.’
- ‘"Well mister," she said, pointing her fork at him.’
- ‘Well mister, we won't be having any of that.’
- ‘‘My memory has just been sold’ - well, boo-hoo, mister!’
- ‘Well, I'm sorry, mister, but I've been a Frank Zappa fan since before you were even wearing diapers, okay?’
- ‘You just wait until you have problems fitting into your tux, mister.’
- ‘That's my wife you're talking about, mister.’
- ‘She'd march him down the street to some secret bunker and shove his nose into a nuclear bomb and say, ‘Uh, huh, and what do you call this, mister?’’
- ‘I think you've been reading too many Tom Clancy novels, mister.’
Origin
Mid 16th century weakened form of master in unstressed use before a name.
mister2
Translate mister into Spanish
noun
A device, such as a bottle, with a nozzle for spraying a mist of water, especially on houseplants.
‘Rabbits, which find the knee-high orchard grass perfectly hospitable habitat, have also presented problems, particularly since they have shown a penchant for the spaghetti tubing that connects the irrigation hose to the misters.’- ‘And I carry a small spray bottle - a mister - to hydrate my face and eyes.’
- ‘Blend a cup of cold water with 12 drops of jasmine essential oil, put the mix in a spray bottle with a fine mister, and spritz your lower legs before you go to sleep.’
- ‘After planting, soak the bottom of the container in a pan of water until the surface is wet or spray with a mister until well-watered.’
- ‘I recommend a plant sprayer / mister rather than a water pistol, unless you really need to intervene at a distance.’
- ‘The exhaust pipe was very hot, so I sprayed it with the mister I use for my seedlings to dry to cool it down.’
- ‘Also use a pebble tray or spray plants often with a mister to increase humidity.’
- ‘If you do not have time or do not need to wash your hair, just dampening it slightly with a mister or wet comb should do the trick.’
- ‘In warm weather a mister will be attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies too!’
- ‘He poured the entire liquid contents into a small mister and smiled.’
- ‘A fun way to make sure your bird gets his regular shower is to use a mister.’
- ‘Use a mister for larger planter boxes with the same method that you used with the drippers.’
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