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

Englisch Spanisch
General
-group esco [suf]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "-group" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 150 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
group grupo [m]
group agrupar [v]
group of three trío [m]
group conjunto [m]
unit or group of one thousand millar [m]
group of regulars peña [f]
group cuadrilla [f]
General
group (assembly) cuerpo [m]
group hato [m]
group segmento [m]
substantive (a word or group of words functioning as a noun) sustantivo [m]
group of three terno [m]
pressure group lobby [m]
group macizo [m]
school (a group of aquatic animals that swim together; a shoal) banco [m]
group leader monitor [m]
group cáfila [f]
group parcialidad [f]
group parranda [f]
group partida [f]
group peña [f]
group piña [f]
ethnic group etnia [f]
group of three trinca [f]
group banda [f]
group leader monitora [f]
group colectivo [adj]
group grupal [adj]
group together agrupar [v]
form a group agruparse [v]
group tanda [f]
group of fifteen quincena [f]
group agrupación [f]
party (a group of people) banda [f]
group agregado [m]
group of admirals almirantazgo [m]
group of trees arbolado [m]
large group of islands archipiélago (italiano) [m]
group of barrels barrilamen [m]
youngest member of a group benjamín [m]
group of actors touring with a show bolo [m]
group caravanero [m]
group of houses caserío [m]
group cenáculo [m]
group cerco [m]
splinter group chorizo [m]
group of tenant farmers colonato [m]
group of homesteaders colonato [m]
group of people conjunto [m]
partisan of the same political group copartidario [m]
group of ecclesiastics gathered in the temple to sing or pray coro [m]
small group corrillo [m]
group of rustic properties linked within an area of the same owner coto redondo [m]
group of christians cristianismo [m]
flamenco dance and music group cuadro flamenco [m]
group cuerpo [m]
dance group cuerpo de baile [m]
group of weaned cattle desteto [m]
group of tents entoldado [m]
group of exiled people exilio [m]
group of day-school students externado [m]
group foro [m]
group of officials funcionariado [m]
group of beasts that graze and walk in herds ganado [m]
group of generals generalato [m]
member of a group of the cantabrian region of trasmiera in the 15th century gil [m]
group of romanis gitanismo [m]
group grupo [m]
pressure group grupo de presión [m]
working group grupo de trabajo [m]
mixed group grupo mixto [m]
small group grupúsculo [m]
splinter group grupúsculo [m]
group of correctional facilities gulag (ruso) [m]
group hato [m]
insurance group igualatorio [m]
group of foplings lechuguino [m]
group of busybodies mentidero [m]
group of biracial people mestizaje [m]
group of bicultural people mestizaje [m]
group of young single people mocerío [m]
focus group muestreo [m]
group of women mujeriego [m]
group of women mujerío [m]
chorus group orfeón [m]
group of gentiles paganismo [m]
group of civilians paisanaje [m]
group pelotón [m]
18th century group followers of spanish theater in contrast to the chorizos. polaco [m]
group of prisoners presidio [m]
group of protestants protestantismo [m]
mess hall group rancho [m]
group of gregarious people rebaño [m]
group of recruits reclutamiento [m]
rosary group rosario [m]
group of influential people sanedrín [m]
group of seven setenario [m]
student musical group member tuno [m]
group of thorns argaña [f]
parliamentary group bancada [f]
group of armed men/women banda [f]
group of barrels barrilería [f]
youngest member of a group benjamina [f]
group of bohemians bohemia [f]
bed for group sex cama redonda [f]
group sex cama redonda [f]
group camarada [f]
pressure group camarilla [f]
tour group caravana [f]
group of cases casuística [f]
group of kids chiquillería [f]
group that sings humorous and satirical songs during carnival chirigota [f]
group of pimps chulada [f]
group of rude people chusma [f]
group of galley slaves chusma [f]
group cohorte [f]
group colección [f]
dining group comensalía [f]
group compañía [f]
group of confessionists confesión [f]
group constelación [f]
group of farm houses cortijada [f]
group of criticisms crítica [f]
group of critics crítica [f]
group of friends cuadrilla [f]
group of hunting dogs cuadrilla [f]
armed group of the spanish holy brotherhood cuadrilla [f]
group of forty units cuarentena [f]
group of four of a kind cuatrinca [f]
group of ten decena [f]
group of ten students decuria [f]
group of city representatives with voting rights in the general courts diputación general de los reinos [f]
group armed with shotguns escopetería [f]
group escuadra [f]
group of soldiers armed with shotguns espingardería [f]
group of people forming an expedition expedición [f]
group of foreigners extranjería [f]
group of knights of a military order freiría [f]
group of priests of a military order freiría [f]
group of roustabouts gañanía [f]
meeting or group of romanis gitanería [f]
group of shameless people golfería [f]
group of grandees grandeza [f]
group of royal bodyguards guardia de corps [f]
guerrilla group guerrilla [f]
group of people humanidad [f]
group of latin people latinidad [f]
group of legates legación [f]
group of rowdy and tumultuous people marabunta [f]
group of sailors marinería [f]