People - Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch

People

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "People" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 27 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
people gente [f]
people pueblo [m]
people personas [f/pl]
General
people nación [f]
people población [f]
people personal [m]
people asistencia [f]
people gente [f]
people nación [f]
people tierra [f]
people uno [pron]
people humanos [m/pl]
people ciudadanía [f]
people popular [adj]
people poblarse [v]
people poblar con [v]
people vulgo [m]
people populacho [m]
people mara [f] GTSV
people majada [f] SV
people paña [m/f] SVdrug
Colloquial
people personal [m]
people uno [pron]
people vulgacho [m] derog.
people fauna [f] derog.
Law
people sociedad [f]
people público [adj]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
young people jóvenes [pl]
some people algunos [pron]
collector of famous people's possessions mitómano [m]
the common people vulgo [m]
(fig) place with lots of people hormiguero [m]
common people plebe [f]
(slang) the common people gentuza [f]
some (some people) unas [adj]
order people around caciquear [v]
General
common people pueblo [m]
lower orders (the common people) pueblo [m]
old people's home geriátrico [m]
people carrier monovolumen [m]
common people vulgo [m]
crowd (large number of people or things together) nube [f]
young people juventud [f]
family (related people living together) casa [f]
throng (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
party (a group of people) banda [f]
person who favors and makes exceptions for certain people aceptador de personas [m]
place packed with people ahogadero [m]
amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amusgo [m]
amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amuzgo (náhuatl) [m]
person who gives people nicknames apodador [m]
log raft used by the coromandel people of india catamarán [m]
member of the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [m]
gift from roman emperors distributed to the people congiario [m]
group of people conjunto [m]
meeting of despicable people corrincho [m]
group of exiled people exilio [m]
old people's home hogar [m]
man launching people in the air with a blanket manteador [m]
launching people in the air with a blanket manteamiento [m]
launching people in the air with a blanket manteo [m]
man from the marsi people marso [m]
man from the amerindian people mataco [m]
man from the amerindian people mataguayo [m]
group of biracial people mestizaje [m]
group of bicultural people mestizaje [m]
group of young single people mocerío [m]
male member of the niquirano people of nicaragua niquirano [m]
people of a country país [m]
pigeon that with lullabies and caresses takes other people's pigeons to its own loft palomo ladrón [m]
man of the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésico [m]
the common people pueblo [m]
group of gregarious people rebaño [m]
gathering people reclutamiento [m]
20 percent tax imposed on Indigenous people of peru by philip II of spain requinto [m]
stream of people río [m]
circle of people rolde [m]
group of influential people sanedrín [m]
simple people villanaje [m]
common people vulgo [m]
person who favors and makes exceptions for certain people aceptadora de personas [f]
behavior of african people africanidad [f]
amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amusga [f]
amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amuzga (náhuatl) [f]
person who gives people nicknames apodadora [f]
the people calle [f]
comedic composition to soothe people caroca [f]
group of rude people chusma [f]
company (of people) cohorte [f]
eight-month period that indigenous people worked in mines in colonial americas demora [f]
ertzaintza people's guard ertzaintza (euskera) [f]
group of people forming an expedition expedición [f]
set of notable people galería [f]
people easy to please galería [f]
old fashioned dance for two people gaveta [f]
upper class people gente [f]
rich people gente bien [f]
people of the lower town gleba [f]
group of shameless people golfería [f]
group of people humanidad [f]
indigenous people indiada [f]
nightly gathering of people who are rowdy and sing in the streets jácara [f]
young people juventud [f]
group of latin people latinidad [f]
cage of crazy people loquera [f]
woman launching people in the air with a blanket manteadora [f]
group of rowdy and tumultuous people marabunta [f]
people that make up the navy marina [f]
woman from the marsi people marsa [f]
woman from the amerindian people from chaco mataca [f]
woman from the amerindian people mataguaya [f]
group of young people mocedad [f]
common people multitud [f]
black people negrería [f]
female member of the niquirano people of nicaragua niquirana [f]
small group of people joined at the hip patrulla [f]
woman of the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésica [f]
pressure exerted by two people or two opposing groups pinza [f]
common people plebe [f]
poor people pobrería [f]
poor people pobretería [f]
group of people born in the same year quinta [f]
group of people of the same age quinta [f]
group of noisy people tabla de la vaca [f]
mob of people turba [f]
member of the indigenous south american chimú people chimú [m/f]
member of the ertzaintza people's guard ertzaina (euskera) [m/f]
member of an amerindian people of the southwestern honduras lenca [m/f]
member of the masmuda people masamuda [m/f]
man/woman from an amerindian people of nicaragua and el salvador matagalpa [m/f]
member of the mopan people mopán [m/f]
male/female member of the niquirano people of nicaragua niquira [m/f]
man/woman from the pech indigenous people paya [m/f]
man/woman of the pilagá people of argentina pilagá [m/f]
man/woman of the pipil people of el salvador pipil [m/f]
member of the puquina or pukina people of bolivia and peru puquina [m/f]
pertaining to avila or people from avila abulense [adj]
pertaining or relative to acomayo or the acomayo people acomayino [adj]
other people's ajeno [adj]
similar to jewish people ajudiado [adj]
from an amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amusgo [adj]
from an amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amuzgo (náhuatl) [adj]
from the chané indigenous people chané [adj]
pertaining to the chané indigenous people chané [adj]
from the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [adj]
pertaining to the chango indigenous people of northern chile chango [adj]
pertaining to indigenous people from the bolivar province chimbo [adj]
pertaining to the indigenous south american chimú people chimú [adj]
pertaining to the chiriguano people of the chaco salteño chiriguana (quechua) [adj]
of the cocama indigenous people cocama [adj]
pertaining to the cocama indigenous people cocama [adj]
transporting people or goods cosario [adj]
other people's forastero [adj]
of an amerindian people of the southwestern honduras lenca [adj]
pertaining to the amerindian people of the southwestern honduras lenca [adj]
launching people in the air with a blanket manteador [adj]
pertaining to the māori people maorí [adj]
pertaining to the mapuche people mapuche [adj]
pertaining to the marsi people mársico [adj]
from the marsi people marso [adj]
pertaining to the marsi people marso [adj]
from the masmuda people masamuda [adj]
pertaining to ancient african people masilio [adj]
from the amerindian people mataco [adj]
pertaining to the amerindian people mataco [adj]
from an amerindian people of nicaragua and el salvador matagalpa [adj]
pertaining to an amerindian people of nicaragua and el salvador matagalpa [adj]
from the amerindian people mataguayo [adj]
pertaining to the amerindian people mataguayo [adj]
from the mopan people mopán [adj]
pertaining to the mopan people mopán [adj]
of the niquirano people of nicaragua niquira [adj]
pertaining to the niquirano people of nicaragua niquira [adj]
of the niquirano people of nicaragua niquirano [adj]
pertaining to the niquirano people of nicaragua niquirano [adj]
from the pech indigenous people paya [adj]
of the pesici pre-roman people of spain pésico [adj]