WHO - Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch

WHO

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "WHO" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 23 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
who quién [pron]
who quien [pron]
who quiénes [pron]
General
who que [pron]
who quien [pron]
who quién [pron]
who cual [pron]
who oms [abrev]
who oms
who que [pron]
who el cual [pron]
who el que [pron]
who quienes [pron]
who la persona que [pron]
who ¿quién? [interj]
who ¿quiénes? [interj]
who cuál [adj] LArare
who qui [pron] disused
Idioms
who el que [pron]
Business
who los que
who las que
who oms (organización mundial de la salud)
Law
who organización mundial de la salud (oms)

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
the player who is next to the hooker in a scrum pilar [m]
criminal who carries a knife navajero [m]
member of the crowd who joins in a bullfight espontáneo [m]
one who plays tennis tenista [m/f]
(in a subordinate clause as a relative pronoun) who de [prep]
General
ghostwriter (person who works anonymously for the benefit of another) negro [m]
person who was slapped abofeteador [m]
person who waters cattle abrevador [m]
person who abridges abreviador [m]
person who moves the grain onto the threshing floor acarreador [m]
person who favors and makes exceptions for certain people aceptador de personas [m]
judge of the council of the mesta that imposes fines on those who violated the privileges of cattle ranchers and migrating cattle achaquero [m]
person who adds adicionador [m]
person who disfigures afeador [m]
person who criticizes afeador [m]
person who adopted values of the french enlightenment during the 18th century afrancesado [m]
religious mendicant who begs for corn in august agostero [m]
person from a navarra faction who was primitively led by the lord of agramont agramontés [m]
person who drowned ahogado [m]
person who plays the pastoral flute alboguero [m]
person who plays the cymbals alboguero [m]
official who inspects weights and measures alcalde alamín [m]
person who reaches alcanzador [m]
villager or bourgeois who delivers mail alfaqueque (árabe) [m]
man who is wise of the law alfaquí (árabe) [m]
man who takes a plot of land for cultivation alijarero [m]
person who sells lupin beans altramucero [m]
man who lights the way alumbrador [m]
man who marks his property amelgador [m]
man who becomes rich in the us americano [m]
person who sharpens tools and utensils amolador [m]
person who covers the deceased with a shroud amortajador [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]
parishioner who prays for souls in purgatory animero [m]
person who hexes aojador [m]
person who curses aojador [m]
person who puts the evil eye on others aojador [m]
person who gives people nicknames apodador [m]
man who rushes apurador [m]
man who makes arches arcador [m]
person who silver-plates argentador [m]
technician who calculates tonnage of a ship arqueador [m]
person who takes shortcuts atajador [m]
person who is fasting ayunador [m]
person who unites or joins ayuntador [m]
person who soaks in sulfur azufrador [m]
person who incites dogs azuzador [m]
educated person who is not street smart burro cargado de letras [m]
person who slices a piece of fruit to taste calador [m]
master tailor who makes breeches, stockings, and hose calcetero [m]
person who makes beds, hangings or similar things camero [m]
person who rents out beds camero [m]
friar who superintends a farm campero [m]
man who raises canaries canaricultor [m]
person who makes decorations in public festivities caroquero [m]
person who suffers from chronic sore throat carrasposo [m]
professor who gives lessons in the morning catedrático de prisma [m]
man who sells cork shoes lined with cordovan leather for women chapinero [m]
player who stops the ball chazador [m]
person who makes or sells children's toy chicharrero [m]
person who tells funny stories chilindrinero [m]
surgeon who does not know latin cirujano romancista [m]
person who administers an enema clistelero [m]
slave who agrees to his release with his owner coartado [m]
person who picks up cigarette butts colillero [m]
man who conspires with others conjurador [m]
worker who racks wine or pelts on his shoulders corito [m]
clergyman who was tonsured or ordained to minor orders coronado [m]
postman who had to travel ten leagues in twenty-four hours correo a las diez [m]
postman who had to travel fifteen leagues in twenty-four hours correo a las quince [m]
postman who had to travel twenty leagues in twenty-four hours correo a las veinte [m]
courtier who served the king at court cortesano [m]
palatine officer who accompanied the king to his chapel costiller (francés) [m]
dignity of the four roman magistrates who preside over the city, chosen from among decurions cuatorvirato [m]
roman magistrates who preside over the city, chosen from among decurions cuatorviro [m]
person who makes or sells wooden spoons cucharetero [m]
person who wasted an opportunity desaprovechado [m]
person who wears clothes out destrozón [m]
person who is miles away distraído [m]
person who has learned his lesson escarmentado [m]
person who makes do with what he has esgrimidor [m]
man who leased spolias in vacant headquarters espolista [m]
crowd member who joins in a show espontáneo [m]
crowd member who joins in a bullfight espontáneo [m]
person who skims liquids espumador [m]
man who runs a shop or small store estanquillero [m]
person who sells white-leaved rock roses estepero [m]
person who provides services in exchange for certain favors estómago agradecido [m]
boxer who does not shy away from a fight fajador [m]
person who sells on credit fiador [m]
person who signs another's work firmón [m]
person who signs anything firmón [m]
person who signs without thinking firmón [m]
you know who fulano [m]
man who makes cookies galletero [m]
person who makes goals goleador [m]
thief who is part of a gang golfín [m]
nobleman who served as a midshipman or cadet guzmán [m]
landowner who rents out meadows or pastures herbajero [m]
person who pays rent on meadows or pastures herbajero [m]
person who runs an herb store herbolario [m]
man who is cruel with children herodes [m]
one who enjoys the privileges of nobility on account of his being father of seven sons without any intervening female child hidalgo de bragueta [m]
nobleman who by the old charters of castile, had the right to collect 500 salaries, in satisfaction of the injuries that were done to him hidalgo de devengar quinientos sueldos [m]
nobleman who had litigated his nobility and proved to be a noble by blood hidalgo de ejecutoria [m]
he who enjoys the rights of nobility in one place or town only hidalgo de gotera [m]
son who is the head of a household hijo único [m]
man who encourages hounds or dancers jaleador [m]
man who reads aloud lector [m]
laborer who ties the feet of sheep for shearing legador [m]
person who raises the anchor levador [m]
man who sells cheaply malbaratador [m]
man who checks currencies, metals, weights and measures marcador [m]
title given in castile to the head of the markers who contrasted coins marcador mayor [m]
man who makes straw mattresses marraguero [m]
subaltern who accompanied the roman orator in forum monitor [m]
slave who accompanied his master in the streets monitor [m]
boy who carries the plate of black powder for shearing morenero [m]
person who sells potatoes patatero [m]
person who eats potatoes frequently patatero [m]
person who blues or bronzes pavonador [m]
person who manufactures or sells combs peinero [m]
livestock herder who owns pasturage posesionero [m]
bull-fighter who delivers the coup de grâce puntillero [m]
night pupil who boards the midday meal medio pupilo [m]
priest or religious person who has abandoned one's habits rebotado [m]
mounted bullfighter who uses the lance rejoneador [m]
master-carpenter who makes oars remolar [m]
person who was slapped abofeteadora [f]
person who waters cattle abrevadora [f]
person who abridges abreviadora [f]
person who moves the grain onto the threshing floor acarreadora [f]
person who favors and makes exceptions for certain people aceptadora de personas [f]
person who disfigures afeadora [f]
person who criticizes afeadora [f]
person who adopted values of the french enlightenment during the 18th century afrancesada [f]
person from a navarra faction who was primitively led by the lord of agramont agramontesa [f]
person who drowned ahogada [f]
person who praises alabadora [f]
person who makes and sells white drapery albendera [f]
person who reaches alcanzadora [f]
person who sells lupin beans altramucera [f]
person who hallucinates alucinadora [f]
person who lights the way alumbradora [f]
woman who breast-feeds amamantadora [f]
woman who becomes rich in the us americana [f]
person who sharpens tools and utensils amoladora [f]
person who covers the deceased with a shroud amortajadora [f]
amerindian people who lived in the mixteca, today guerrero, mexico amusga [f]