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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "accustomed" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 29 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
accustomed habituado [adj]
General
accustomed acostumbrado [adj]
accustomed enseñado [adj]
accustomed envejecido [adj]
accustomed avezado [adj]
accustomed cursado [adj]
accustomed curtido [adj]
accustomed envejecido [adj]
accustomed habitual [adj]
accustomed hecho [adj]
accustomed enseñado [adj]
accustomed mostrado [adj]
accustomed sólito [adj]
accustomed usual [adj]
accustomed frecuente [adj]
accustomed ducho [adj]
accustomed afecho [adj] disused
accustomed asueto [adj] disused
accustomed mostrado [adj] rare
accustomed avezada [adj/f]
accustomed acostumbrada [adj/f]
accustomed enseñada [adj/f]
accustomed sólita [adj/f]
accustomed mostrada [adj/f]
accustomed cursada [adj/f]
accustomed curtida [adj/f]
accustomed hecha [adj/f]
accustomed ducha [adj/f]
Business
accustomed acostumbrado [adj]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "accustomed" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 129 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
accustomed to acostumbrado [adj]
be accustomed to soler [v]
be accustomed to acostumbrarse [v]
General
get accustomed to acostumbrarse a [v]
accustomed to doing acostumbrado [adj]
accustomed to doing actuado [adj]
accustomed to usado [adj]
be accustomed to doing acostumbrar [v]
get accustomed to avezarse [v]
become accustomed to connaturalizarse [v]
become accustomed to the stable establearse [v]
become accustomed to work foguearse [v]
get accustomed to habituar [v]
be accustomed to habituarse [v]
get accustomed to hacer [v]
be accustomed to hacerse [v]
be accustomed to soler [v]
be accustomed to usar [v]
become accustomed to vezarse [v]
be accustomed to vivir [v]
accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass (horse) paramero [adj]
be accustomed to by habit habituarse [v]
get accustomed habituarse [v]
be accustomed by habit habituarse [v]
get accustomed to acostumbrarse [v]
be accustomed soler [v]
get accustomed to acomodarse [v]
be accustomed to doing something acostumbrar a hacer algo [v]
get accustomed to something acostumbrarse a algo [v]
get accustomed avezarse [v]
get accustomed to something avezarse a algo [v]
get accustomed to connaturalizarse con [v]
get accustomed to habituarse a [v]
get accustomed to doing something imponerse a hacer algo [v]
get accustomed to something imponerse a algo [v]
get accustomed to doing something hacerse a hacer algo [v]
get accustomed to an idea hacerse a una idea [v]
become accustomed foguearse [v]
be accustomed to something estar acostumbrado a algo [v]
become accustomed to something acostumbrarse a algo [v]
become accustomed to doing something acostumbrarse a hacer algo [v]
be accustomed to something estar acostumbrado a algo [v]
one accustomed to be up late at night licnobio [m]
one accustomed to be up late at night licnobia [f]
accustomed to the sea amarinado [adj]
accustomed to carry a hood (hawk) capirotero [adj]
accustomed to butt (of animals) topetudo [adj]
be accustomed acostumbrarse [v]
become accustomed to acostumbrarse [v]
become accustomed habituarse [v]
become accustomed enseñarse [v]
be accustomed naturalizarse [v]
become accustomed acostumbrarse [v]
be accustomed acostumbrarse a [v]
male student accustomed to skipping school without permission from their parents or teachers chachón [m] BO:W,C,S
horse accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass cerrero [m] EC rare
male person who is accustomed to offering bribes in order to obtain benefits coimeador [m] BO UY
person who is accustomed to denouncing or informing against others for convenience or out of malice corcho [m] BO
person who is accustomed to flattering other people in order to obtain some benefit corcho [m] BO
young man who is accustomed to wearing his shirt untucked cotisuelto [m] PR
getting accustomed afacimiento [m] disused
female student accustomed to skipping school without permission from their parents or teachers chachona [f] BO:W,C,S
female person who is accustomed to offering bribes in order to obtain benefits coimeadora [f] BO UY
person who is accustomed to running great distances chasqui (del quechua) [m/f] BO:W,C
accustomed to staying in one place (livestock) arrochelado [adj] VE
accustomed to being with others of the same or another species (cattle/horse) amadrinado [adj] VE
adapted to or accustomed to a new environment/place/activity amañado [adj] HN NI PA CO VE EC
accustomed to dominating something (someone) buchón [adj] CR derog.
accustomed to spreading rumors (person) cuenteretes [adj] CR disused
accustomed to skipping school without permission from their parents or teachers (student) chachón [adj] BO:W,C,S
accustomed to walking in flip-flops chancletero [adj] PA
accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass (horse) cerrero [adj] EC rare
accustomed to appropriating all or in a large part of a genre of things garifo [adj] CR rare derog.
accustomed to biting the hocks of another animal or the heels of a person (dog) garronero [adj] AR UY rur.
accustomed to swearing garabatero [adj] CL
accustomed to something impuesto [adj] CU rare
accustomed to something impuesto [adj] MX GT DO
accustomed to misleading emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to fooling emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to conning emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to involving someone else in shady business emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to tricking emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to swindling emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to cheating emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to deceiving emborujador [adj] PR
accustomed to going out at night nochero [adj] AR rare
accustomed to going out at night nochero [adj] BO:W PY
accustomed to looking a woman up and down orejero [adj] DO
accustomed to walking with agility over uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass paramero [adj] EC
accustomed to working on a farm campero [adj] UY
accustomed to consueto [adj] rare
accustomed to swearing garabatero [adj] CL
accustomed to impuesto [adj] MX CU
get accustomed to enseñarse a [v] LAM
be accustomed to staying in one place without wanting to leave arrochelarse [v] VE
get accustomed to amañarse [v] GT HN SV NI PA CO VE
get accustomed to encontrarse [v] HN
get accustomed to amañarse [v] AR:Nw
get accustomed to amañarse [v] BO UY rur.
grow accustomed to something abonarse [v] DO
become accustomed to imponerse [v] MX DO
become accustomed to moving as a herd entablarse [v] AR rur.
be accustomed to encontrarse [v] HN
be accustomed to saber [v] HN SV NI AR EC PE
be accustomed amostrarse [v] disused
be accustomed to living outside enmaniguarse [v] PR
be accustomed to country living enmaniguarse [v] PR
accustomed to carry a hood (hawk) capirotera [adj/f]
accustomed to the sea amarinada [adj/f]
accustomed to butt (of animals) topetuda [adj/f]
Idioms
become accustomed to curtirse contra [v]
get accustomed by necessity hacerse a las armas [v]
Colloquial
get accustomed acostumbrarse [v]
get accustomed to something aclimatarse a algo [v]
be accustomed to abuse criar callos [v]
be accustomed to abuse hacer callos [v]
be accustomed to abuse tener callos [v]
become accustomed to tomar el chorrillo de hacer algo [v]
person accustomed to causing trouble when drunk chajwaco (del quechua) [m] BO:Sw,C
person accustomed to making a racket chajwaco (del quechua) [m] BO:Sw,C
person accustomed to making a racket chajwaca (del quechua) [f] BO:Sw,C
person accustomed to causing trouble when drunk chajwaca (del quechua) [f] BO:Sw,C
person who is accustomed to flattering other people in order to obtain some benefit corchete [m/f] BO disused
get accustomed to amañarse [v] CO VE
Business
become accustomed amañar [v]
Economy
becoming accustomed apalancamiento [m]
Law
be accustomed usar [v]
accustomed practice práctica acostumbrada
Aeronautics
be accustomed to doing something to do something regularly soler [v]