Translation for 'as well as' from English to Spanish

as well

también {adv}

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as well as

unverified además de {prep}

tanto ... como ... {conj}

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I saw him too / as well.

Yo lo vi también.

She not only sings­; she plays the piano as well.

(Ella) no solo canta; sino que también toca el piano.

We'd better get some butter as well.

Es mejor que también consigamos un poco de mantequilla.

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as

como {adv} {conj}

just as

igual que {conj}

such as

tal como {adv}

tal cual {conj}

arsenid <As>

arsénico {m} <As>quím.

arsenic <As>

arsénico {m} <As>quím.

as before

como antes {adv}

as always

como siempre {adv}

as usual

como de costumbre {adv}

como se suele hacer

como siempre {adv}

disguised as sth.

disfrazado de algo {adj}

as a rule

por norma general {adv}

as a pair

en parejas {adv}

Asperger syndrome <AS>

síndrome {m} de Asperger <AS>psico.

as [indicating progression]

según {conj} [a medida que]

to function as sth.

hacer las veces de algo

as fast as

tan deprisa como {conj}

as soon as

no bien {conj}

en cuanto {conj} [+subj.]

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