"Opposite of with"
The Spanish word for "featuring" is "con la participación de" or "con la colaboración de."
Jugo de naranja means orange juice in Spanish.
It means "of yours," as in "is this something of yours," or in Spanish, "este es algo de ti."
The word "de" in Spanish can have multiple meanings in English, such as "of," "from," "about," or "belonging to," depending on the context.
"Vengo de España" means "I come from Spain" in Spanish.
It means "the opposite of expensive" Cheap in spanish is "barato"
contrary...for example Lo contrario de padre means the contrary of dad which is madre
Assuming you are referring to "straight", i.e. the opposite of curly, the term is "lacio(a)". If you mean to translate the phrase "opposite of curly", it would be "el contrario de rizado".
The Spanish word for "featuring" is "con la participación de" or "con la colaboración de."
It could mean many things: opposite/unfavourable day of/to etc. It looks like someone took the slang American English term "opposite day" and translated it literally into Spanish. However, as such a term does not colloquially exist in Spanish, the term is nonsensical in Spanish as a specific idea.
I'm sorry but this is not all in spanish, or there are words that don't make sense "beso con un...", means "a kiss with a..." but "de tenra" is not in spanish, so I'm not able to translate that sorry :(
"I'm going shopping with friends (all-female friends)."
Galletas Con Chispas de Chocolate! Yum!(;
"Favor de estudiar con diligencia."
tortitas/pastelillos chocolate con una capa verde de clara de huevo batida con azucar.
playa (con/de) agua clara
te de la mano con su