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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "played" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
played jugado [adj]

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Englisch Spanisch
Conjugations
we played jugamos [v]
General
card game played with half a deck cacho [m]
kind of shuttlecock played with battledores rehilete [m]
song played at dawn alborada [f]
dominoes played with four or three players garrafina [f]
prize amount stamped on promissory notes of a lottery game, corresponding to the sum played promesa [f]
stop being played callarse [v]
be played by caracterizarse [v]
children's game played with pins alfileres [m/pl]
music played with these instruments requinto [m]
practical joke played on december 28 inocentada [f]
bowls game played with metal balls petanca [f]
small guitar-like instrument with pear-shaped body and 6 pairs of strings played with a pick bandurria [f]
(card games) played with one hand exposed or unplayed muerto [adj]
be played interpretarse [v]
be played desempeñarse [v]
be played reproducirse [v]
be played ser tocada (música/canción) [v]
be played estar representada (obra) [v]
be played ser embaucado [v]
game of ombre, played by five persons cinqueño [m]
game played by boys castro [m]
party game played at the feast of the epiphany estrecho [m]
a professional musician who played wind or string instruments ministril [m]
a card game played by three tresillo [m]
game of ombre, played by five persons cinquillo [m]
kind of game of draughts played with stones andarraya [f]
a game played with three cards báciga [f]
game played among country people calva [f]
spanish game played with iron bars barra [f]
ancient game played by boys guzpatarra [f]
sung/played in chorus coreado [adj]
lacking a card of the suit played fallo [adj]
roll and heat a ball in one's hand before it is played calentar [v]
domino player who holds onto chips that can be played agachón [m] CU
musical composition played by a band in parties organized by priostes acompañamiento [m] EC
african heritage ritual where drums are played bembé [m] CU
musical piece played by military bands at religious processions or important burials bolera [m] BO
betting game which is played with a small ball and three cups boligorrín [m] HN
musical accompaniment in which percussion instruments are played rhythmically cajoneo [m] PE
a soccer modality which is played in a smaller facility, with five players per team babyfutbol [m] AR UY
a soccer modality which is played in a smaller facility, with five players per team baby fútbol [m] AR CL
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker bacará [m] CL AR UY
a game played on a rectangular court by players with light rackets used to hit a shuttlecock over a high net badminton [m] PR VE
a short musical theme played in a radio broadcast to change the topic bache musical [m] SV
a soccer game played by children under 14 years baby fútbol [m] AR UY
music played generally at dawn, on occasion of certain popular religious festivals albazo [m] EC
place where boccia is played bochódromo [m] PE CL
music that is played with a marimba and is accompanied by dancing andarel [m] EC
dice game played with a dice cup cachito [m] VE PE
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantero [m] AR
it is played with both hand sand a foot baisié [m] DO
a game played by two people, each trying to make a line of three x's or three o's in a boxlike figure with nine spaces ajedrez [m] DO
children's play of the three in line, which is played with small stones. ajedrez [m] DO
children's game like fivestone or jacks played with 5 rocks denenti [m] AR
popular music played primarily on stringed instruments like the guitar and double bass curruncuchún [m] HN
children's game played with small balls of clay, glass, or some other hard item cinco [m] GT
each of balls using in the children's game played with small balls of clay, glass, or some other hard item cinco [m] GT
daily lottery played informally chance (inglés) [m] CO VE
children's game played with small balls made of mud, glass, or some other hard material chutis [m] BO
sound imitating the music played by a cimarrona, musical group farafarachín [m] CR
musical movement originating in the middle of the 20th century that is characterized by emotional songs played on guitar filin (inglés feeling) [m] CU
sport similar to soccer played on a smaller court with fewer players fulbito [m] PE
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futbolito [m] HN SV NI EC CL AR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futsal [m] EC PE BO CL AR UY
fraction of a lottery ticket played monthly and that pays an extraordinary prize gordito [m] PA
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquiam [m] GT HN SV
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquián [m] MX GT SV
ritual game played by eight men who each carried a spear topped with two iron arrow heads that they throw at each other juego de la rueda [m] HN
children's game played by two teams libre [m] HN child
volleyball played by three-person teams ecuavoli [m] EC
marbles game played by partners where the marble should hit the opponent's marbles maule al toque y la cuarta [m] HN child
children's game played by picking up small stones from the ground while throwing another one into the air pimpín [m] VE
bingo played in theaters wahoo [m] PA disused
flute of different types of dimensions, tessitura and holes, played during harvest season, carnivals and festivities tocoro [m] PE BO:C,W,S rur.
reed pipe played during holy week toyo [m] BO:W
song played at dawn albazo [m] EC
santería festival where consecrated drums are played toque [m] CU
santería festival where consecrated drums are played toque de santo [m] CU
a game played with three dice maraca [f] CL
domino player who holds onto chips that can be played agachona [f] CU
type of bowling played with wooden balls and a small ball called "mingo" bolas criollas [f] VE pl.
drum music and brazilian songs played by batucadas batucada [f] PR CL
dance rhythm played by this set of instruments cajada [f] PE
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker baccará [f] CL AR UY
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantera [f] AR
traditional game played by children in a circle with the children making requests, singing songs, and punishing those who do not respond correctly chanchavalancha [f] SV
happy tune played on a bugle to announce good news cuyaya [f] DO
place where this type of lottery is played chalupa [f] NI
ball game played by mapuches chueca [f] CL
children's game played on a board with a star shape with four points with different colors corresponding to each player estrella [f] BO
dirty trick played on someone jangada [f] SV
game of chance played with three die that have a sun, a gold nugget, a cup, a star, a moon, and an anchor maraca [f] PE CL rare
state-sponsored national lottery played each sunday lotería chica [f] HN SV
lottery played at festivals lotería de atiquizaya [f] SV
event where folk music is played and typical food and drink are served peña [f] CL
carnival street parade where folk music is played and danced tuna [f] PA
meeting where a game of taba is played tabeada [f] BO AR
children's toy played with a violin-like bow chicharra [f] AL
dance to the rhythm of the music played by a carnival troupe arrollar [v] CU
be played out chotearse [v] MX SV
game similar to marbles that is played with soapnuts chumicos [m/pl] CR
marbles game played with soapberry tree seeds checos [m/pl] EC:S
period during which pranks and practical jokes are played between december 28 and january 6 inocentes [m/pl] DO EC
lacking a card of the suit played falla [adj/f]
sung/played in chorus coreada [adj/f]
Idioms
played out cansado [adj]
be played out estar para el arrastre [v]
be played out estar reventado [v]
be played out estar roto de cansancio [v]
be played out estar hecho unos zorros [v]
be played out ir de vencido [v]
played out agotado
played out gastado
suddenly take over what is being played, bet, and taken hacer coca [v] DO
Speaking
you played me! ¡has estado jugando conmigo!
you played me! ¡jugaste conmigo!
you got played te han usado
you got played te utilizaron
your mind must have played tricks on you tu mente te debe haber jugado una mala pasada
have you ever played golf? ¿alguna vez ha jugado golf?
have you ever played golf? ¿jugó al golf alguna vez?
the character i played el personaje que representé
we only played it once solo lo jugamos una vez
I played football yesterday jugué al fútbol ayer
I played football yesterday ayer jugué al fútbol
i played it safe fui a lo seguro
i haven't played since university no he jugado desde la universidad
which teams have you played for en que equipos has jugado
Phrases
they played a trick on you te gastaron una broma
Colloquial
practical joke played on new boy at school bisoñada [f]
practical joke played on new boy at school bisoñería [f]
be played out ser un cero a la izquierda [v]
be played out ser el último mono [v]
be played out ser un don nadie [v]
be played our calentarse la cabeza [v]
be over played estar más visto que el tebeo [v]
a soccer modality which is played in a smaller facility, with five players per team baby [m] EC CL
musical number played and danced to with great enthusiasm at the end of a party cacharpaya [f] BO:W,S
dirty trick played on someone jijez [f] MX
joke played on newcomers primiparada [f] CO
practical joke played on newcomers primiparada [f] CO
prank played on newcomers primiparada [f] CO
gathering where popular music is played tocada [f] MX SV
played on an accordion accompanied by a soloist and traditional singer típico [adj] PA
Slang
be played out estar agotado [v]
Music
a musical instrument consisting of a triangular metal bar that is played with a small hammer triángulo [m]
musical instrument with four strings, similar to the guitar but smaller, that is played or more commonly strummed to accompany folk or popular compositions cuatro [m] MX CO VE BO
musical instrument with four strings, similar to the guitar but smaller, that is played or more commonly strummed to accompany folk or popular compositions cuatro [m] PR
varied selection of creole music played continuously at the request of guests, to finalize a party chairito [m] BO:W
drum played to liven up the congas conguito [m] DO
musical instrument string and bow, larger and with a deeper sound than the cello, that is usually played standing and resting on the ground guitarrón [m] MX HN NI
set of drums of varying sizes played with a single drum stick huancar [m] PE
music played by this group pri pri [m] DO
musical percussion instrument composed of four or more bamboo tubes of different sizes and diameters, played between three or four people quitiplás [m] VE
percussion instrument made from bamboo closed at both ends, with one incisions thicker than the other, that when played emits one sound more sharply than the other tunkul [m] GT HN
each of the bars played by a musical instrument in the mejorana dance torrente [m] PA
three double string guitar played with a tortoise shell pick tres [m] CU EC
small, round drum with just one drumhead and the lower section carved into three supports, played to accompany music and dances of african origin curbeta [f] VE
brief musical fragment that is played to introduce or end different sections of a tv show during a festival fanfarria [f] GT DO PR VE EC CL
andean music typical of muleteers and herdsmen, played with clarinet, saxophones, harp, and violin mulisa [f] PE rur.
andean music typical of muleteers and herdsmen, played with clarinet, saxophones, harp, and violin muliza [f] PE rur.
played in a moderately slow tempo andante [adj]
Sports
rugby played on a smaller court by seven players seven (inglés) [m] CL
rugby played on a smaller court by seven players seven a side (inglés) [m] CL
Football
played with a ball, with a spin de chaflán [adv] HN
Religion
santería festival where consecrated drums are played toque [m] CU
santería festival where consecrated drums are played toque de santo [m] CU
Baseball
games played (g) juegos jugados [m]
Games
pool game played to 30 points chapó [m]
children's game played with sticks escampilla [f] ES local
game played in pairs or odds morra muda [f]
Folklore
musical composition with a lively rhythm played at a three by four beat, and generally interpreted on guitar and accordion or harmonica, very popular in towns in the northeast of argentina, particularly in corrientes chamamé [m] PY AR
traditional rhythm from the ecuadorian mountains that is played of drums, maracas, bells, jingles, whistles, and small flutes, and is danced at certain religious festivals danzante [m] EC:C
folk rhythm played on a small guitar, a guitar, a traditional andean flute, and panpipes chuntunki [m] BO
place where chicha is danced and music is played chichódromo [m] PE
music played to accompany the congo dance congo [m] CU DO PR
drum played to liven up the congas congo [m] DO PR
musical composition accompanying this dance and played on reeds and horns loncomeo [m] AR:Sw
last song played at a dance mogollón [m] PA
music played by street group perico ripiao [m] DO
music played with a siku sicuri [m] PE BO
folk couple's dance played with guitar or marimba sique [m] HN
carol music played in december and carnival, of rites performed for the child jesus tono de niño [m] EC:S rur.
energetic dance to the music played on guitar, accordion, violin, and vihuela along with four-line verses décima [f] EC
party with music played on charangos charangueada [f] BO AR
party with music played on charangos charangueada [f] CL rare
popular sport which is played by two teams and consists in throwing a ball with a rubber racket chaza [f] CO:Sw
popular dance of three stanzas with a leisurely rhythm, played to the sound of guitar, snare drum, and clapping marinera [f] EC PE
popular musical composition played on guitar and accompanied by octosyllablic verses milonga campera [f] AR
popular musical composition played on guitar and accompanied by octosyllablic verses milonga sureña [f] AR
popular musical composition played on guitar and accompanied by octosyllablic verses milonga surera [f] AR
folk musical composition with a slow rhythm and nostalgic tone, played on guitar milonga [f] NI AR UY
activity or party with music played on pinkillu indigenous flutes pinquillada [f] BO
Card Games
card game played to 100 points cientos [m/pl]
mus card game round played for the best combination of matching cards pares [m/pl]