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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "animals" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 2 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
animals animales [m/pl]
Engineering
animals ganado vacuno bovine

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Common
herd (animals) rebaño [m]
General
school (a group of aquatic animals that swim together; a shoal) banco [m]
game (wild animals/birds) caza [f]
gait of firmhoofed animals aire [m]
drove of draft animals bestiaje [m]
fee paid by pastors to graze animals carneraje [m]
whistle for calling out to wild animals chillo [m]
place where animals scratch the ground escarbadero [m]
train with pull tested against pack animals ferrocarril de sangre [m]
duration of lethargy in animals letargo [m]
shooing away animals zaleo [m]
set of animals killed in the hunt cacería [f]
meat from drowned animals carne ahogadiza [f]
meat of land animals carne de pelo [f]
meat of air animals carne de pluma [f]
whistle for calling out to wild animals chilla [f]
call out to wild animals chilla [f]
slice of bacon for fattening animals mecha [f]
group of wild animals salvajina [f]
pertaining to animals animal [adj]
halt loose animals cabestrar [v]
improve a breed of animals encastar [v]
hold a herd of animals in a corral overnight majadear [v]
feed animals pensar [v]
fatten animals sainar [v]
shoo away animals zalear [v]
band (identification of live animals) distintivo [m]
confined space buuilt for feeding the animals pesebre [m]
doctor who treats animals veterinario [m]
someone that traps animals trampero [m]
enclosure for domestic animals corral [m]
enclosure for domestic animals redil [m]
enclosure for domestic animals aprisco [m]
enclosed area for animals corral [m]
barn (for animals) establo [m]
herd (group of animals) ganado [m]
one who tames animals domador [m]
thick gut of some animals used to make sausage morcón [m]
beating the bush to drive animals to a corral or place where they can be roped ojeo [m]
lot/group of animals lote [m]
post for tying up animals bramadero [m]
typhus in animals (tabardillo) atarrillamiento [m]
rounding up animals in corral encierro [m]
drove of animals recua [f]
drove of animals going in a single line reata [f]
enclosure for domestic animals cerca [f]
animals born in one birth camada [f]
a place which is for the detention of stray animals perrera [f]
stuffing dead animals taxidermia [f]
swarm (a large number of small animals or insects) masa [f]
litter (of animals) camada [f]
meat of jaw of certain animals carrillera [f]
one who tames animals domadora [f]
small foot/anklebone of animals taba [f]
staggers (animals) modorra [f]
group/herd of ranch animals piara [f]
leather collar for draft animals with pack saddle pretina [f]
related to animals whose eggs hatch inside their body ovovivíparo [adj]
pertaining to animals zoológico [adj]
stuff dead animals disecar [v]
separate young animals from their mothers desmadrar [v]
(for animals) reach breeding age llegar a edad de reproducción (animales) [v]
(for animals) reach breeding age llegar a edad reproductiva (animales) [v]
feed the animals echar de comer a los animales [v]
feed the animals dar de comer a los animales [v]
join two or more animals acollarar [v]
hold a flock/herd of animals corralled overnight majadear [v]
be kind to animals tratar bien a los animales [v]
assistance animals animales de apoyo [m/pl]
assist animals animales de apoyo [m/pl]
assist animals animales de asistencia [m/pl]
dogs as laboratory animals perros como animales de laboratorio [m/pl]
animals in art (los) animales en el arte [m/pl]
animals in danger of extinction animales en peligro de extinción [m/pl]
body parts of animals partes del cuerpo de animales [f/pl]
draft animals ganado de tiro
exotic animals animales exóticos
hundreds of animals centenares de animales
hundreds of animals cientos de animales
drinking-pool (wild animals) aguadero [m]
contraction of the nerves in animals' feet emballestado [m]
bathing-place of wild animals bañadero [m]
lip (animals) belfo [m]
white spot/hairs (on animals) blanco [m]
brand (on animals) carácter [m]
nursery (for plants/animals) criadero [m]
rutting-place of deer and other wild animals bramadero [m]
croup of animals culo [m]
food given to animals cebo [m]
fattening of animals cebo [m]
place where boars, wolves, and other animals scratch the ground escarbadero [m]
liver of birds, fishes and other small animals higadillo [m]
young of all animals hijo [m]
bud or root of the horns of animals hijo [m]
swarm of people or little animals hormiguero [m]
ringing (animals) ensortijamiento [m]
fat of animals lardo [m]
extremities of animals menudillo [m]
trap (for animals) orzuelo [m]
tail of animals rabo [m]
worms in animals rosones [m]
yearly ring formed upon the horns of animals of the genus ovis and capra redro [m]
team of draught animals tiro [m]
flank of animals vacío [m]
animals' dung estiércol [m]
root of horns/tails of animals cepa [f]
litter of young animals cachillada [f]
garter or ribbon tied on certain animals calza [f]
lair/couch of wild animals cama [f]
bedding for animals and plants cama [f]
brood of young animals camada [f]
hides and skins of animals corambre [f]
fricassee of animals' hearts coraznada [f]
art of utilizing animals and plants biotecnia [f]
brood of animals cría [f]
copulation (animals) cubrición [f]
mating season of deer and other wild animals brama [f]
haunch (of animals) culata [f]
breaking in (horse/animals) doma [f]
resting-place of animals dormida [f]
fattening of domestic animals ceba [f]
fattening of domestic animals cebadura [f]
animals' dung majada [f]
female of animals/plants hembra [f]
pad of some animals' feet manzanilla [f]
liver of birds, fishes and other small animals higadilla [f]
wildness (animals) hurañía [f]
hair of some animals lana [f]
bullfight with young animals novillada [f]
foot of cloven-hoofed animals pesuña [f]
foot of cloven-hoofed animals pezuña [f]
retying, tying animals in single file reatadura [f]
dew-drenched herbs given to animals as medicine rociada [f]
foot and leg of animals pata [f]
leg (of animals) patita [f]
number of persons or animals employed tanda [f]
thrust with the horns (from animals) cornada [f]
copulation (animals) cópula [f]
injurious (animals) dañino [adj]
five years old (of animals) cincoañal [adj]
with extremities of a different colour to the rest of the body (animals) calzado [adj]
worn by work (said of animals) cansino [adj]
black-mouthed (of animals) boquinegro [adj]
carnivorous (of animals) carnicero [adj]
old and galled (animals) caroñoso [adj]
copulating (animals) cubriente [adj]
untamed (animals) bravío [adj]
bald (animals) chamorro [adj]
relating to the animals that carry the shepherd's baggage hatero [adj]
dark brown (of animals' legs) zahonado [adj]
milch (applied to animals) lechera [adj]
almost black (of animals) retinto [adj]
of animals with one quarter higher than the other lunanco [adj]
sucking (animals) mamantón [adj]
vicious (animals) ruin [adj]
in heat (of female animals) salido [adj]
accustomed to butt (of animals) topetudo [adj]
robust (animals) trepado [adj]
mate (animals) acoplar [v]
tame wild animals cicurar [v]
break loose (penned animals) desembanastarse [v]
take out the bones of animals deshuesar [v]
fatten animals criar [v]
pair (animals) cubrir [v]
exterminate (animals) descastar [v]
puff and blow with anger (animals) bufar [v]
feed animals cebadar [v]
fatten animals cebar [v]
be sprained in the haunches (animals) descuadrillarse [v]
couple animals sexually echar [v]
mark animals with pitch empeguntar [v]
sling dead animals by the feet empiolar [v]
flesh (animals) encarnizar [v]
improve a breed of animals encastar [v]
run to ground (animals) encavarse [v]
clean the guts of animals jamerdar [v]
eject excrements (animals) frezar [v]
shear (animals) marcear [v]
feint (said of animals) rehurtarse [v]
cross breeds of animals mestizar [v]
couple (animals) lujuriar [v]
beget more males than females (animals) machear [v]
fatten (animals) sainar [v]
couple (animals) copular [v]
cross breeds of animals cruzar [v]
flanks of animals delgados [m/pl]
diurnal animals/plants diurnos [m/pl]
cartilaginous larynx of animals gañiles [m/pl]
horns of animals astas [f/pl]
extremities (animals) extremidades [f/pl]
troop (a group or company of people, animals, or things) banda [f]
post in corral for tying animals bramadero [m] AMER
a herd of male animals machaje [m] AR CL
a parasitic worm which burrows under the skin of man or animals tórsalo [m] CAM
for a scrubland or forrest area where plants are crushed or broken by lying animals aballado [m] CU
large semiconic basket made from wicker (used to transport the load on animals) agaje [m] VE
man in charge of extracting the entrails of slaughtered animals in a slaughterhouse achurador [m] AR:Nw
man in charge of extracting the entrails of slaughtered animals in a slaughterhouse achurreador [m] AR UY
union of two or more animals or things acollaramiento [m] BO CL AR UY
union of two people or animals acolleramiento [m] BO
balanced diet, feed given to domestic animals and livestock alimento balanceado [m] MX NI EC PE BO PY AR UY
narrowing chute to guide animals to separate them embudo [m] HN
surface ripples/eddies left by fish or animals swimming under water aguaje [m] PE VE
trapping unbranded animals cachilapeo [m] VE
spontaneous gathering of frightened animals cabildo [m] VE
cowboy who chases down runaway animals brujeador [m] VE
post for tying up animals botalón [m] CO VE
place where people/animals/things gather at a rodeo apiñadero [m] CL
herd of draft animals arreo [m] GT CO VE rur.
fence to avoid the crossing of animals atajo [m] PR rare rur.
flat basket with food hanging from the kitchen celling used to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
flat basket that hangs from the kitchen ceiling used to store food in order to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
flat basket with food hanging from the kitchen celling to protect it from animals balay [m] VE:W
poisoned meat sandwich given to feral animals bocado [m] PE
poisoned meat slice given to feral animals bocado [m] SV NI
poisoned piece of meat used to kill animals bocado [m] SV NI
group of annoying small animals bicherío [m] CU DO CO CL AR UY
multitude of animals bichero [m] VE
group of animals (livestock) animalaje [m] UY rur.
group of animals (livestock) animalaje [m] VE AR
group of animals animalerío [m] MX HN
large group of animals animalero [m] MX GT HN SV NI CO
movement of people/animals around something abejeo [m] HN
a large number of people, animals or things cachimbazal [m] HN SV NI GT CR
a large number of people, animals or things tanate [m] GT SV CR
a large number of people, animals or things chorro [m] HN CR DO
a man that takes care of animals in farms with fields or mountains campañista [m] CL rare
chaotic dispersion of people/animals desparpajo [m] HN rur.
man in charge of watching the house and farm and feeding the animals cuidón [m] VE:W
leather apron worn by a gaucho or field hand to protect their thighs when working or lassoing animals with their hands culero [m] AR rur.
catarrhal illness that some animals contract dandí [m] DO rur.
damage caused by animals in cultivated fields daño [m] DO AR:Nw rur.
narrow road or path, generally created by the continuous traffic of people or animals chaquiñán (del quechua) [m] EC rur.
path or route only for pedestrians or draft animals chaquinani [m] PE
ovary (animals) chinaste [m] GT rur.
place where people, animals or things gather together chinaxtle [m] MX
place where people, animals, or things gather chinastle [m] MX
place where people, animals or things gather chinascle [m] MX
place where people, animals or things gather chinaste [m] MX
considerable group of inert objects, animals, or people that are scattered on a surface esterero [m] VE
owner of a pack of draft animals or of shipping trucks fletero [m] GT HN
destruction of animals or plants cementerio [m] HN NI
pair of male and female animals, usually birds casal [m] VE PY AR UY
site covered haphazardly or rustically to protect people, animals, or things from the elements canchón [m] EC
person who attracts marine animals to the ship carpintero de ribera [m] PR
mark that is put to animals as a sign of ownership amenjesús [m] DO
country farm generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock, and mainly the largest animals fundo [m] DO VE CL EC disused
wood fencing to keep animals on a property guardapatio [m] AR UY
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo marrueco [m] PR
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo tutelar [m] PR
wooden basket for fitting animals with sacks of charcoal gancho [m] PR rur.
person who raises animals criancero [m] CL
place in a forest where certain animals eat fruits comedero [m] CR
place with bays, mangroves, or estuaries where small marine animals are found criadero [m] PR
crossbreed of two breeds of animals to improve the quality of the young hibridaje [m] PE BO CL
large quantity or abundance of activities, people, things, or animals jurgo [m] CO:C
sudden bolting of animals jopeo [m] HN
place where animals sleep, especially farmyard birds dormidero [m] PR rur.
person who lives from hunting and selling animals, like the capybara, otter, and alligator mariscador [m] PY AR:Ne
nighttime hunt where animals are stunned with a lantern luceo [m] GT
large amount of animals or people nudo [m] HN rur.
unattended border point used to illegally transport people, animals or products to another country nudo ciego [m] HN
pair of draft animals persogo [m] VE
set of animals selected from a livestock establishment plantel [m] PY AR UY
enclosed space for animals piquete [m] AR UY
abundance of people, animals, or things pitiquín [m] HN
herd of animals puño [m] GT
man who leads animals to the hitching post postero [m] HN rur.
small rope for tying up animals rezo [m] MX:E rur.
list of animals registered for a cock fight registro de lidia [m] PR
group of fruits or animals hanging from a braid or string sartal [m] HN
open land in the back of the houses used as an orchard, for breeding animals, and recreational activities solar [m] MX:Se HN CR CO VE BO
small farmstead made for breeding domestic animals and farming sitio [m] MX:Se GT CU
warm, strong, and dry wind from the cuyo premountain range to the area of cuyo and northwestern argentina, that causes restlessness and uneasiness in people and animals zonda [m] AR
mexican folkloric fantastic animals made from paper-mâché or wood alebrije [m] MX
ground used as a garden or for raising animals corral [m] CU VE
pair of draft animals persogo [m] VE
culled animals rezago [m] CL AR
rearing or breeding of animals criazón [f] rare
thrust with the horns (from animals) cachada [f] CO EC SV HN NI
drove of bagual animals bagualada [f] AR PY UY
taming of wild animals cicuración [f] disused
branding-iron (animals) carimba [f] CU
tool placed on animals' heads to prevent them entering cultivated fields carlanca [f] EC HN
fry of animals' brains meollada [f] rur. rare
number of animals fattened at one time engorda [f] CL MX
slaughter (animals for food) matacía [f] rur. rare
root of the tongue of animals agalla [f] GT
physical defect (animals) adición (francés) [f] AR
abrasion sore from straps on work animals matadura  [f] DO
trap for catching birds/small animals (pyramidal in shape and made of reeds/sticks) aripuca [f] AR:Ne
trap for catching birds/small animals (pyramidal in shape and made of reeds/sticks) aripuca [f] UY
container made of a hollowed out tree trunk and used for washing dishes or to serve water to animals artesa [f] HN NI
turnout of people/animals in an area arribazón [f] CU
antlers/horns of certain animals (bovines/deer) astadura [f] HN rare
action of going to find people/animals that have run away atajada [f] CR PA CU DO VE EC PE AR
owner's group set of animals (cockfights) banca [f] PR
owner's group set of animals (cockfights) banca de gallos [f] PR
bunches of hairs or feathers that certain animals or birds have on the legs calcha [f] CL AR:Nw rur.
a parasitic worm that lives in the organs of farm animals babosa [f] CU
(in cockfights) an owner's group of animals traba de gallos [f] PR
(in cockfights) an owner's group of animals banca [f] PR
(in cockfights) an owner's group of animals banca de gallos [f] PR
group of animals (livestock) animalada [f] VE
group of animals (livestock) animalada [f] CL AR derog.
container made from cow horn and used to transport phenol for treating animals acaroinera [f] AR:Ne
sterilization of animals capa [f] CR CL
woman in charge of watching the house and farm and feeding the animals cuidona [f] VE:W
group of people, animals, or objects cuerda [f] VE
pet's house, or shelter for domesticated animals cucha [f] CL UY
group of undomesticated animals cimarronada [f] PA CU DO AR UY rur.
trap for hunting birds or other small animals cimbra [f] AR UY
trap for hunting small four-legged animals cimbra [f] HN UY
trap made of reeds or sticks used to hunt birds or other small animals cimbra [f] SV AR:Ne
sweet fermented sediment left after chicha is prepared and given to animals when they are tagged chuya [f] AR:Nw
large number of people, animals, things, or immaterial entities chorrera [f] GT HN NI CU VE BO CL AR UY
female animal that cares for other animals chichihua [f] MX GT
excrement of some animals chicuca [f] VE:W
liquid disinfectant or insecticide typically used to clean latrines, drains or stables and to heal infections in animals fenelina [f] AR:Nw
excrement of some animals, especially dogs cañiña [f] PR
strong and unpleasant smell of some animals and plants catinga [f] PY AR UY
wooden tether attached to the neck of animals canga [f] AR UY rur.
wooden tether attached to the neck of animals canga [f] PY rare rur.
wooden tether attached to the neck of animals cangalla [f] PY UY rur.
barn or pen where livestock animals are raised guachera [f] AR UY rur.
many people, animals, or things collera [f] AR:Ne rur.
material made of woven majagua stems used to tie domestic draft animals crineja [f] PA
rounding up and counting the large livestock on a ranch in order to brand the animals corrida [f] AR:Nw rur.
group of animals born on a ranch and set to remain there crianza [f] CL
group of animals of a species that are close together and form a compact block colpa [f] CL
person who raises animals criancera [f] CL
stampede of animals guindeada [f] SV
place where beasts and animals are fed jurunela [f] DO
hunting of wild animals that inhabit the banks of rivers and lagoons mariscada [f] PY rur.
clay pot with geometric decorations and symbolic drawings of animals such as boas, turtles, and lizards mucahua [f] EC
disease in some animals pajarilla [f] GT
pair of draft animals persoga [f] PA rur.
hunting or slaughter of animals in order to avoid overpopulation and maintain the ecological balance saca [f] PE
set of animals killed in the hunt cacera [f] ES local
dry jaw of some animals carraca [f] CO
herd of wild animals cimarronada [f] MX HN PA CU DO VE EC AR
fattened animals engorda [f] MX CL
jerky movements and neurological symptoms associated with enteritis in animals torsión [f] disused
ambling (animals) amblador [adj] disused
wild (untamed animals) chúcaro [adj] AMER
experienced in crossing rivers and lands (animals) campero [adj] AMER
black and white colored (animals) marmoleado  [adj] MX NI PA PR EC PE BO
sick with mange/scabies (animals) arestiniento [adj] CL
related to the bovine animals, having both ribs of the same color, but different from that of the loin and belly aguanés [adj] CL
with open wounds caused by an external parasite (animals) abichado [adj] AR UY rur.
with open wounds caused by an external parasite (animals) abichado [adj] BO:E rur.
joined at the genitals after mating (animals) acollarado [adj] AR
joined at the genitals after mating (animals) abotonado [adj] AR UY
skillful in handling horses and other animals campirano [adj] MX
outdoors breed of animals a campo [adj] AR UY rur.
full of people or animals (thing or place) cundido [adj] HN SV NI DO
that cares for other animals (female animal) chichigua [adj] MX GT SV NI
that cares for other animals (female animal) chichigua [adj] HN rur.
accessible only to draft animals and all-terrain vehicles (path) carreteable [adj] CO
pertaining to raising animals criancero [adj] CL
relating to animals able to have two offspring at once mellicero [adj] AR:Nw rur.
get sick through overeating (animals) afrecharse [v] CL
tie two animals by the neck acollarar [v] AR CL UY
brand animals calimbar [v] CU
swell (the belly of animals) empastar [v] AR CL
feel sad (animals) achorcholarse [v] HN SV rur.
frighten the animals (someone/something) acosar [v] DO
restrict movements with a short tether (animals) achicar [v] CU
join two animals by the neck to get them used to walk together acollarar [v] BO CL AR UY
chase down unbranded/ownerless animals (orejanos) cachilapiar [v] VE
chase down unbranded/ownerless animals (orejanos) cachilapear [v] VE
lead a group of animals ford a river cabrestear [v] VE
chase runaway animals and herd them back to a corral brujear [v] VE
cram people/animals/things together in one spot apiñuscar [v] CO
cram people/animals/things together in one spot apiñuscarse [v] CO
give birth to (animals) aumentar [v] EC rur.
blow up excessively (dead animals) aventarse [v] DO
die (animals) aventarse [v] DO
give animals water agüitar [v] HN
give animals water agüitiar [v] HN
give animals water aguadar [v] HN
give animals water aguadear [v] HN
water animals aguar [v] HN SV NI CR:Nw DO VE
join or tie up things or animals in pairs such as corn or oxen aguayantar [v] HN
slaughter (animals for human consumption) beneficiar [v] GT HN CO PE CL CU DO PR VE AR rur.
pair off animals aparejar [v] HN DO PR VE
pair (animals) aparejarse [v] VE
pair up animals aparejar [v] HN DO PR VE
use a tame animal to lead other less obedient animals cabestrear [v] CO
use a tame animal to lead other less obedient animals cabestrear [v] BO:S
disperse (people/animals) desparpajar [v] HN NI
flee chaotically (group of people/animals) desparpajarse [v] HN
become a disordered mix (people, animals, or things) entreverarse [v] EC PE BO CL AR UY
kill and butcher animals for consumption faenear [v] BO
pair male and female animals together casar [v] VE
feed domestic animals carar [v] BO:C,Sw rur.
mate animals of different breeds castizar [v] PR
graze animals gramear [v] BO:E rur.
skin animals by removing their skin in a single piece copinar [v] MX rare
scare animals by screaming jopear [v] HN
hunting for wild animals inhabiting the banks of rivers and lagoons mariscar [v] PY AR:Ne
hunt animals at night by stunning them with a lantern lucear [v] GT
feed animals corn maiciar [v] SV
pierce an animals nose to put on a snout ring narigonear [v] CU rur.
breed domestic animals alparcear [v] rare
sic animals on azomar [v] disused
feed corn to animals maicear [v] MX SV
march a head of a group of people or animals puntear [v] MX CU VE EC PE PY AR UY
shoo animals zacear [v] disused
lariat with balls at one end to catch animals by the legs boleadoras [f/pl] AR
ruts and potholes in terrain resulting from passing animals or cars saltanejas [f/pl] VE
with extremities of a different colour to the rest of the body (animals) calzada [adj/f]
experienced in crossing rivers and lands (animals) campera [adj/f] AMER
worn by work (said of animals) cansina [adj/f]
carnivorous (of animals) carnicera [adj/f]
old and galled (animals) caroñosa [adj/f]
milch (applied to animals) lechera [adj/f]
almost black (of animals) retinta [adj/f]
ambling (animals) ambladora [adj/f] disused
of animals with one quarter higher than the other lunanca [adj/f]
in heat (of female animals) salida [adj/f]
sucking (animals) mamantona [adj/f]
bald (animals) chamorra [adj/f]
wild (untamed animals) chúcara [adj/f] AMER
dark brown (of animals' legs) zahonada [adj/f]
injurious (animals) dañina [adj/f]
accustomed to butt (of animals) topetuda [adj/f]
robust (animals) trepada [adj/f]
black-mouthed (of animals) boquinegra [adj/f]
relating to the animals that carry the shepherd's baggage hatera [adj/f]
untamed (animals) bravía [adj/f]
black and white colored (animals) marmoleada  [adj/f] MX NI PA PR EC PE BO
related to the bovine animals, having both ribs of the same color, but different from that of the loin and belly aguanesa [adj/f] CL
skillful in handling horses and other animals campirana [adj/f] MX
Idioms
like animals a lo bestia [adv]
person who neglects the animals in his care charro de agua dulce [n] MX
lead animals to night feeding grounds componer los animales [v] PR
draw a cross on a bullet with ashes or holy water in order to shoot people or animals that made a pact with the devil curar balas [v] HN
tie up animals at night near their food so they can feed (someone) componer los animales [v] PR
Speaking
are you afraid of wild animals? ¿le tienes miedo a los animales salvajes?
do you like animals ¿te gustan los animales?
animals are my friends and i don’t wear my friends los animales son mis amigos y yo no me visto de mis amigos
do animals have dreams? ¿los animales tienen sueños?
do animals dream? ¿los animales sueñan?
we should protect animals deberíamos proteger a los animales
what kind of animals do you like? ¿qué clase de animales te gustan?
Phrases
feed (animals) echar de comer [v]
Colloquial
string of people, things or animals cáfila [f]
(several other animals) to attack one animal aguaicar [v]
men kill animals and eat their flesh los hombres matan a los animales y comen su carne
domestication or taming of animals aguachamiento [m] CL
a large number of people, animals or things cachimbazo [m] GT HN SV NI CR
large number of things, people, or animals choclón [m] PE
residue of ground corn that remains after the production of chicha and serves as feed for some domestic animals janchi [m] BO:N,E
group of animals for breeding macheaje [m] BO
attack on one animal by several other animals aguaicada [f] AR:Nw
tail and tailbone (animals) chupa [f] BO:C
corpulent (person or certain animals) champulón [adj] CR rare derog.
chubby (person or some animals) chompolón [adj] CR
stocky (person or some animals) chompolón [adj] CR
Proverbs
it refers to the usual animosity between certain animals and relatives suegra y nuera, perro y gato, no comen en el mismo plato
Business
test on animals efectuar pruebas utilizando animales [v]
working animals animales de trabajo
Law
cruelty to animals crueldad contra animales [f]
wild animals animales fieros
possession of wild animals posesión de animales fieros
wild animals animales salvajes
International Law
abandonment of animals abandono de animales
Engineering
draft animals animales de tiro
crossing place for animals lugar de cruce para animales
specific pathogen-free animals animales sin patógenos específicos
feeding of animals alimentación de los animales
germ-free animals animales sin gérmenes
small animals ganado menor
downer animals animales impedidos
wild animals fauna salvaje
protection of animals protección animal
Biology
society (certain communities of animals or insects) colonia [f]
Ornithology
nocturnal bird that according to popular belief sucks the blood of animals huacaca [f] PE
Science
branch of discipline studying on postulated animals criptozoología [f]
a branch of medicine dealing with animals medicina veterinaria
Dyeing
landscape with cottage and domestic animals cabaña [f]
Medicine
animals phobia zoofobia [f]
skin of animals phobia dorafobia [f]
some animals algunos animales
animals phobia fobia a los animales
skin of animals phobia fobia a la piel de los animales
Psychology
cruelty to animals crueldad contra los animales [f]
fear of animals temor a los animales
domestic animals animales domésticos
violence against animals violencia contra los animales
genetically-modified animals animales genéticamente modificados
genetically-engineered animals animales genéticamente modificados
ethical treatment of animals tratamiento ético de animales
phobia of animals fobia a los animales
fear of animals miedo a los animales
Radioprotection
reference animals and plants animales y plantas de referencia
Veterinary
difficulty of breathing in animals huérfago [m]
jerky movements and neurological symptoms associated with enteritis in animals torozón [m]
jerky movements and neurological symptoms associated with enteritis in animals torzón [m]