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

Englisch Spanisch
Mammals
a large nutria [f] AR

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Englisch Spanisch
General
to a large extent en gran parte [adv]
throng (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
each of the lots drawn of a large area of land divided to sell pastures cuarto [m]
soldier armed with a large shield empavesado [m]
a large evergreen oak native to the mediterranean region (quercus ilex) encino [m]
blow from a large pointed knife facazo [m]
wound from a large pointed knife facazo [m]
plot of land large enough for a thousand sheep millar [m]
wound from a large knife navajonazo [m]
old tenement house made up of small dwellings around a large interior patio corrala [f]
large trough from a single piece of wood desga [f]
owner of a large estate latifundista [m/f]
owner of a large farm latifundista [m/f]
armed with a large shield empavesado [adj]
with a large forehead frentón [adj]
with a large forehead frontudo [adj]
clean wheat with a large sieve arelar [v]
put into a large basket embanastar [v]
provisions for a large group mantenimientos [m/pl]
a large bonito palometón [m]
a kind of large german dirigible airship dirigible [m]
a kind of large german dirigible airship zepelín [m]
a large and muscular man hombretón [m]
a large-chested man pechugón [m]
a man with large pectorals pechugón [m]
owner of a large estate latifundista [m]
forest (a large tract of land covered with trees and underbrush; woodland) monte [m]
horde (a large group or crowd; a swarm) nube [f]
a large bonito palomina [f]
stream (a large amount or number moving or occurring in steady succession) lluvia [f]
a large amount barbaridad [f]
army (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
flock (a large crowd or number) multitud [f]
swarm (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
swarm (a large number of small animals or insects) masa [f]
horde (a large group or crowd; a swarm) multitud [f]
rudder like a large oar for steering small boats espadilla [f]
dozens (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
ton (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
mob (a large number of people) multitud [f]
legion (a large number of people o things) multitud [f]
herd (a large number of people) multitud [f]
droves (a large number of people) multitud [f]
crowding (a large number of people) multitud [f]
lump (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
slew (a large amount or number; a lot) multitud [f]
with a large head cabezudo [adj]
with a large nose narizón [adj]
expressing a large amount of love amoroso [adj]
earn a large amount of money hacer su agosto [v]
win a large amount of money hacer su agosto [v]
earn a large amount of money hacerse la américa [v]
win a large amount of money hacerse la américa [v]
ask someone to take a large risk pedir a alguien que tome un gran riesgo [v]
to a large extent en gran medida [adv]
a large crowd of faces una gran multitud
a large medlar níspero europeo
a large crowd of reporters una horda de periodistas
a large crowd of reporters una gran multitud de periodistas
a large industrial installation una gran instalación industrial
a large proportion of the profits una gran parte de los beneficios
a large section of the community un amplio sector de la comunidad
a large section of the community un gran sector de la comunidad
a large segment of the society un gran sector de la comunidad
a large segment of the society un amplio sector de la sociedad
a large staff una plantilla numerosa
a large staff una gran plantilla
a large staff una extensa plantilla
musical instrument resembling a large lute archilaúd [m]
cut with a large cutlass alfanjonazo [m]
a large watch calentador [m]
small seal placed next to a large one contrasello [m]
oblong boat with a large bow barcolongo [m]
a large, round-headed nail bellote [m]
a large, narrow-mouthed pitcher cántaro [m]
a large, deep ditch carcavón [m]
a large knife used by the indians in philippines bolo [m]
a large, ill-proportioned house caserón [m]
large trap-door of a stage escotado [m]
a large, loose stone pedrejón [m]
a large, ugly mask mascarón [m]
a large, coarse oyster ostro [m]
a large, ugly or straggling village lugarón [m]
a large, strong root raigón [m]
a large, ugly village poblazo [m]
a large dugout from philippines pamandabuán [m]
a large american monkey papión [m]
a large bird of the gállente group urogallo [m]
a large central and south american seminocturnal rodent tepeizcuinte [m]
a large, ugly or straggling village lugarote [m]
pear-shaped fruit with a large stone chayote [m]
oblong boat with a large bow barcoluengo [m]
a large parrot amazona [f]
a large boa from america anaconda [f]
a large, narrow-mouthed pitcher cántara [f]
army (a large number of people) gente [f]
a large culverin moyana [f]
a large, coarse woman mujeracha [f]
a large, ugly hand manota [f]
a large grape tortozón [f]
large trap-door of a stage escotadura [f]
diving bell (a large vessel for underwater work) campana [f]
having a long and large nose narigón [adj]
having a long and large nose narigudo [adj]
lay in a large stock cargar [v]
a large grape uva tortozón
drove (a large crowd of people, esp. in motion) multitud [f]
number (a large quantity or group of people or things) multitud [f]
on a large scale en gran escala [adv]
on a large scale a gran escala [adv]
a large deer alanés [m] MX
a large fox aguará [m] ARUY
pear-shaped fruit with a large stone chote [m] CU
a large lizard caraguay [m] BO
a large shed galpón [m] SA
a large, white flower of a cactus espiritusanto [m] CRNI
a large edible fish peto [m] CU
a large bird similar to the wild turkey piuquén [m] CL
a large fruit tree pacay [m] AMER
a large river fish pacú [m] ARPYUY
a large non-poisonous snake majá [m] CU
a large parrot of the andes tricahue [m] CL
a large owl tucúquere [m] CL
a large brown mouse tunduque [m] CL
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] BO:W
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] NI
a large amount of things aterro [m] CR
a large amount of food eaten atracón [m] VE
banana that produces a small cluster with large number of short fingers, thick and less curved than those of other varieties banano orito [m] EC
a large amount of stagnant rainwater in low-lying grounds agualotal [m] CR
a large heavy horse aguilón [m] COEC
a person who can drink large amounts of alcoholic beverages without reaching a state of inebriation aguantador [m] MXVEBO
a large amount of pumpkins ayotal [m] HNNICR
a nest of large ants bachaguero [m] VE
blow given with a large object bodocazo [m] GT
a large amount or volume of something bodoque [m] MXPE
large intestine filled with a small one (especially from a pig) andullete [m] DO
large amount (typically of a liquid) buey [m] GTrare
fighting rooster with a large crest fallen to one side cachón [m] HNrur.
a large number of people, animals or things cachimbazal [m] HNSVNIGTCR
a large number of people, animals or things tanate [m] GTSVCR
a large number of people, animals or things chorro [m] HNCRDO
large room where a council/assembly meets cabildo [m] MXBO
porter using a large wicker carrying frame cacastero [m] MXSV
a large refrigerated truck used for food transportation camión cava [m] VE
a large metal pot with an arch-shaped wire serving as a handle canari [m] VE
large, antique coin with a value equivalent to one peso or approximately 20 cents of a dollar clavao [m] DO
relief from the sensation of fullness after eating a large meal desempance [m] MX
large round squash generally used as a container for making chicha, an alcoholic drink cumbo [m] CR
large bill or debt that must be paid for a service rendered cuentononón [m] MX