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

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gentleman from burgundy that accompanied the king to public events and in war acroy [m]
person from aguadilla, city and municipality in puerto rico aguadillano [m]
person from ahuachapán, city and department in el salvador ahuachapaneco [m]
person from albacete, city and province in spain albaceteño [m]
artistic and literary style from alexandria alejandrinismo [m]
person from antigua and barbuda antiguano [m]
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areito [m]
slow danceable song originally from cuba, popular in the caribbean, with a two-by-four beat and melancholic lyrics bolero [m]
man from castile and león, spain castellanoleonés [m]
an astringent medicine, decocted of green fruits and center of an acacia log, used industrially to protect fishing nets from rotting cato [m]
collecting fish from traps and estuaries of a salt marsh despesco [m]
old coin from aragon and valencia dinerillo [m]
mestizo from argentina, uruguay, and rio grande, brazil, skilled in herding gaucho [m]
variety of dialect from asturias and león leonés [m]
dialect from asturias and león leonés [m]
man free from moral and social conventions liberado [m]
man from los llanos region of colombia and venezuela llanero [m]
feeble and with sores from working matalote [m]
muslim man from mindanao and other malaysian islands moro [m]
man from saint kitts and nevis sancristobaleño [m]
person from aguadilla, city and municipality in puerto rico aguadillana [f]
person from ahuachapán, city and department in el salvador ahuachapaneca [f]
person from antigua and barbuda antiguana [f]
obligated service to the state to compensate successors of former trade owners for the rights alienated from the crown or holders of donations and royal privileges carga de justicia [f]
woman from castile and león, spain castellanoleonesa [f]
collecting fish from traps and estuaries of a salt marsh despesca [f]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
stain on wool cloth from natural oils absorbed before carding and spinning juarda [f]
woman free from moral and social conventions liberada [f]
woman from los llanos region of colombia and venezuela llanera [f]
treasury council board composed of ministers and representatives from different cities sala de millones [f]
woman from saint kitts and nevis sancristobaleña [f]
sweet made from sponge cake, sugar, cinnamon, and rum sopa borracha [f]
wood from the canary islands, leon, and pontevedra tijera [f]
man/woman from aguascalientes, mexican city and state aguascalentense [m/f]
man/woman from alajuela province and city in costa rica alajuelense [m/f]
man/woman from albacete, city and province in spain albacetense [m/f]
man/woman from almería, city and province in spain almeriense [m/f]
person from the indigenous regions of west and north mexico chichimeca (náhuatl) [m/f]
man/woman from an amerindian people of nicaragua and el salvador matagalpa [m/f]
man/woman from río de la plata, argentina and uruguay platense [m/f]
from aguadilla, city and municipality in puerto rico aguadillano [adj]
from aguascalientes, mexican city and state aguascalentense [adj]
from ahuachapán, city and department in el salvador ahuachapaneco [adj]
from alajuela province and city in costa rica alajuelense [adj]
from albacete, city and province in spain albacetense [adj]
from albacete, city and province in spain albaceteño [adj]
from almería, city and province in spain almeriense [adj]
from antigua and barbuda antiguano [adj]
from castile and león, spain castellanoleonés [adj]
from the indigenous regions of west and north mexico chichimeca (náhuatl) [adj]
born of parents from different races, especially spanish and mulatto in colonial america coyote (náhuatl) [adj]
pertaining to dialect from asturias and león leonés [adj]
from los llanos region of colombia and venezuela llanero [adj]
from an amerindian people of nicaragua and el salvador matagalpa [adj]
feeble and with sores from working matalote [adj]
from río de la plata, argentina and uruguay platense [adj]
from saint kitts and nevis sancristobaleño [adj]
direct the carriages from right to left, and vice versa cuartear [v]
withdraw from mutiny and sedition desamotinarse [v]
remove spindles from railings, balconies, and other iron constructions despatillar [v]
collect fish from traps and estuaries of a salt marsh despescar [v]
suffix used to form diminutives, derogatory words of affective value, sometimes from adjectives and nouns cete [suf]
the state of being unworried and free from anger sosiego [m]
shirking from responsibilities and duties ausentismo [m]
popular dance from argentina and uruguay zamba [f]
dance and music from cuba habanera [f]
something from castile and león castellanoleonés [f]
a person who is from trinidad and tobago or of descent of trinidad and tobago trinitense [m/f]
someone that is from bosnia and herzegovina bosnioherzegovino [m/f]
of african descent and from chocó afrochocoano [adj]
feeble and with sores from working (horse) matalón [adj]
that one [far from speaker and listener] aquél [pron]
those ones [far from speaker and listener] aquéllas [pron]
contraction from psoe and pp often used by critics to denote their similar positions ppsoe [abrev]
silk from outer part of cocoon and the cloth made from it adúcar [m]
flying of a spark from the fire and damage it causes chispazo [m]
manservant sent to follow the hawk on horseback and take its prey from it catarribera [m]
a method of writing from left to right and right to left alternately bustrófedon [m]
operation and time of removing honey from a hive escarzo [m]
kind of grape and wine made from it pardillo [m]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
tax levied in haste and collected from house to house manlieva [f]
a tree from philippines largely used in making cabinets and musical instruments nanjea [f]
a long and narrow inlet from philippines silanga [f]
a soup from philippines made of minced chicken, potatoes and pumpkins tinola [f]
change from positive to negative and back again in turns alternar [v]
observe country and coast from a watch-tower atalayar [v]
separate must from lees and dregs desliar [v]
remove oil and grease (from wool) desaceitar [v]
rest from labor and fatigue descansar [v]
abstract oneself from worldly thoughts and cares recogerse [v]
wine, oil and all juices extracted from fruits caldos [m/pl]
wedding presents from bride and bridegroom to each other vistas [f/pl]
person from the bajío, region including the states of guanajuato, michoacán, and jalisco, mexico abajeño [m]
from the bajío, region including the states of guanajuato, michoacán, and jalisco, mexico abajeño [adj]
a person who is from trinidad and tobago or of descent of trinidad and tobago trinitario [m] VE
strong drink from cactus sap and sugar colonche [m] MX
refreshment made from custard-apple, sugar and ice champola [m] CAMCUDO
one exempt from tribute and services ermunio [m] outdated
shell of various fruits, from which cups and other vessels are made gachumbo [m] AMER
residue remaining from food after cooking and casting afrecho [m] PAPE
ball made from butter and annatto powder wrapped in tusa (food coloring) achiote de cocina [m] GT
rhomboid-shaped sweet made from yucca starch, egg, unrefined brown sugar and spices almidón [m] VE
rhomboid-shaped sweet made from yucca starch, egg, unrefined brown sugar and spices almidoncito [m] VE
rhomboid-shaped sweet made from yucca starch, egg, unrefined brown sugar and spices almidonero [m] VE
round hut/shack made from sticks and reeds caney [m] COVE
pejorative term in the plains for colombians and people from the andes guate [m] VE
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areyto [m] MXNIDOPR
substance extracted from the coyol grain (bactris guineensis) which is dehydrated and used to prepare an alcoholic drink arroz de coyol [m] CR:Nw
awning made of palm fronds sewn together (used to protect food from the sun and rain) armayari [m] PErur.
childrens' game in which children line up placing their hands on the waist of person in front and one by one they are separated from the line arrancacebollas [m] GTSV
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areíto [m] CU
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areito [m] MXNIDOPR
a cut of beef semi-squared and dark-colored (from the inner-upper part of the hindquarter) asiento [m] CL
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
lending supplies and basic goods obtained from a grocery store guaranteed by the salary (centers where a state-owned mining company operates) avío [m] BO:W,S
person who removes the honey from the fire and signals when it is ready to be made into sugar loaf (sugar industry) bandero [m] HN
cylindrical cube made from iron (used to transport the mixture of sand and cement in buildings construction) balde [m] DOPRBOPYARUY
honey obtained from the boiling and evaporation of the brown sugar loaf for sweetening drinks aguamiel [m] EC
food made from corn flour with a little fat and salt, boiled in water with lime calapi [m] AR:Nwrare
drink prepared with brandy made from boiled rum, cinnamon and sugar calentado [m] VE:WEC
drink prepared with brandy made from boiled rum, cinnamon and sugar canelazo [m] CO:CEC
drink prepared with brandy made from boiled rum, cinnamon and sugar calentao [m] VE:W
drink prepared with brandy made from boiled cane rum, cinnamon and sugar canelazo [m] CO:CEC
drink prepared with brandy made from boiled cane rum, cinnamon and sugar calentado [m] VE:WEC
drink prepared with brandy made from boiled cane rum, cinnamon and sugar calentao [m] VE:W
separation of grain from leaf bean and stems by thrashing apaleo [m] DO
alcoholic beverage made from honeyberry and rum bilí [m] PR
drink extracted from the heads of maguey (roasted and fermented) binguí [m] MXderog.
alcoholic drink made from aguapanela and sugar cane syrup bujo [m] PA
wooden mortar used to store salt and keep it safe from humidity bunque (inglés) [m] HN:Srur.
a rickety bed made from the bark of trees and lianas canapé [m] BO:Ne,E
man who carries an image of a saint and begs for money from town to town demandante [m] HNSVdisused
removal of weeds and debris from a cultivated field despaje [m] PErur.
removal of dirt from the sugar cane stalk to aerate and promote the growth of shoots desaporque [m] HNrur.
process of removing the flesh and impurities from the animal hide (hide tanning) descarne [m] HNNIECAR
removal of certain shoots and sprouts from a plant/tree deshije [m] HNSVNICRCU
hive and honey from the bee of the same name, which builds its hive underground culo de buey [m] HNSV
lid that serves as a roof covering a section and protecting it from inclement weather cubichete [m] CL
soft and flexible fiber obtained from the tender fronds of the tucum palm cumare [m] VE
piece of leather places on top of one's pants and that covers from the buttocks to the abdomen, worn by miners culero [m] CL
mineral pigment extracted from clay and used in pottery making curiol [m] CR
mixture of petals from certain flowers, particularly roses and geraniums, that in some processions are thrown at religious images as a sign of praise chagrillo [m] EC
drink prepared with the juice from the lower portion of the maguey, sometimes sweetened and boiled with cornstarch chahuarmishqui (del quechua) [m] EC
soft and fresh breeze that blows in the early morning hours from the ocean inland chango [m] HN:S
modest stew prepared from leftovers or using few ingredients, typically pieces of meat, tomatoes, potatoes, and onions cutriaco [m] AR:W
toy made from string and a button chacalele [m] SV
stick with a flat end which is used for removing soil from plant bulbs and roots and other agricultural uses chope [m] CL