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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
armed armado [adj]
General
armed armados [adj/pl]
armed armadas [adj/pl]
armed provisto de (armas) [adj]
armed armado de brazos [adj]
armed facienda [f] disused
armed riflero [adj] ARdisused
armed riflero [adj] VEBO
armed empistolado [adj] MXHN
armed cañonero [adj] HN
armed enhierrado [adj] VE
armed calzada [adj/f] VEARUY
armed armada [adj/f]
Idioms
armed en pie de guerra [adj]
armed a mano armada [adv]
armed con mano armada [adv]
armed de mano armada [adv]
Colloquial
armed ensillado [adj] CU
armed calzado [adj] VEARUY
armed empistolado [adj] MXHN
armed calzado  [adj] AR
armed calzada  [adj/f] AR
Slang
armed cargado [adj] SVCLdelinq.
Engineering
armed montado [adj]
Literature
armed armífero [adj]
armed armígero [adj]
armed armífera [adj/f]
Botany
armed espinoso [adj]
armed espinosa [adj/f]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
one-armed manco [adj]
General
one-armed bandit tragaperras [f]
armed with armado con [adj]
armed with armado de [adj]
armed with armada con [adj]
armed with armada de [adj]
be armed ir armado [v]
go armed ir armado [v]
soldier armed with a arquebus arcabuz [m]
armed wing brazo armado [m]
armed conflict conflicto [m]
commander of an armed band cuadrillero [m]
member of an armed band cuadrillero [m]
woman's corset armed with whale bones emballenado [m]
soldier armed with a large shield empavesado [m]
man armed with a shotgun escopetero [m]
soldier armed with a shotgun espingardero [m]
roman soldier armed with a sickle falcario [m]
one-armed person manco [m]
commander of an armed retinue mesnadero [m]
ancient catalan rebel armed with a blunderbuss trabucaire (catalán) [m]
group of armed men/women banda [f]
armed group of the spanish holy brotherhood cuadrilla [f]
group armed with shotguns escopetería [f]
group of soldiers armed with shotguns espingardería [f]
guerrilla armed forces guerrilla [f]
armed aggression hostilidad [f]
armed detachment manga [f]
armed retinue mesnada [f]
armed escort mesnada [f]
armed escort's pay mesnadería [f]
member of the group belonging to the spanish police or armed forces geo [m/f]
able to be armed armable [adj]
armed with a large shield empavesado [adj]
armed with buckler enrodelado [adj]
armed with a coat of mail lorigado [adj]
one-armed manco [adj]
armed forces filas [f/pl]
armed forces fuerzas armadas [f/pl]
cavalryman armed with a bow arquero a caballo [m]
one-armed bandit tragamonedas (game) [m]
serviceman (a man who is a member of the armed forces) soldado [m]
armed man hombre armado [m]
armed conflict conflicto armado [m]
armed thief ladrón armado [m]
armed mugging asalto armado [m]
armed heist atraco armado [m]
armed services committee comité de los servicios armados [m]
duty in the armed forces servicio en las fuerzas armadas [m]
armed services committee comité de servicios armados [m]
armed struggle conflicto armado [m]
armed thief ladrón armado [m]
armed heist atraco a mano armada [m]
armed man hombre armado [m]
armed mugging robo a mano armada [m]
armed conflagration conflagración armada [f]
armed violence violencia armada [f]
armed struggle lucha armada [f]
armed forces censorship censura de las fuerzas armadas [f]
armed militia milicia armada [f]
armed person persona armada [f]
armed extortion extorsión armada [f]
armed force fuerza armada [f]
armed seizure toma armada (del poder) [f]
duty in the armed forces labor en las fuerzas armadas [f]
armed violence violencia con armas [f]
armed seizure toma del poder armado [f]
armed struggle lucha armada [f]
armed conflagration conflagración armada [f]
armed extortion extorsión armada [f]
armed violence violencia armada [f]
armed forces censorship censura de las fuerzas armadas [f]
armed militia milicia armada [f]
armed person persona armada [f]
one-armed person manca [f]
an armed bandit pistolero [m/f]
armed with provisto de [adj]
broken-armed con el brazo roto [adj]
double-armed doble armado [adj]
be armed with estar armado con [v]
be armed with estar equipado con [v]
be armed with estar provisto de [v]
armed force fuerzas armadas [f/pl]
armed forces ff. aa. [abrev]
national armed forces (the military of venezuela) fan (fuerza armada nacional)
moorish vessel with xebec rigging, and usually armed cendal [m]
commander of an armed band cuadrillero [m]
strong-armed man bracero [m]
wooden movable figure of an armed man estafermo [m]
horseman armed with a goad (in bullfights) picador [m]
armed gangster pistolero [m]
armed body of citizens somatén [m]
armed gangster bandolero [m]
trooper armed with a helmet capellina [f]
crowd armed with guns escopetería [f]
armed aggression hostilidad [f]
small armed vessel jangua [f]
body of armed men to watch by way of defence guardia [f]
armed retinue mesnada [f]
armed aggression agresión armada [f]
armed with nails clavado [adj]
armed with a shield enrodelado [adj]
armed with a coat of mail lorigado [adj]
collect or head a band of armed men acuadrillar [v]
have the command of an armed corps capitanear [v]
armed force ejército [m]
service man (a man who is a member of the armed forces) soldado [m]
cross-armed con los brazos cruzados [adj]
light-armed armado levemente
man (someone who serves in the armed forces) soldado [m]
military truck used by the armed forces of bolivia caiman [m] BO
one-armed man bisoco [m] DO
guerrilla/paramilitary fighters who voluntarily abandon their activities as members of armed organizations on the fringes of the law in order to work for government organizations desmovilizado [m] CO
character associated with the urban guerrilla revolutionaries, who participates in armed uprisings conchoprimo [m] DO
police officer armed only with a nightstick macanero [m] PA
police officer armed with a nightstick policía de pito y tolete [m] PA
loot from armed robbery recupere [m] NI
armed man puñalero [m] VE
armed fugitive alzado [m] HNVE
character representing urban guerrilla revolutionaries, who participated in armed uprisings conchoprimo [m] DO
soldier armed with a shield escudado [m] disused
one-armed bandit traganíquel [m] CU
guns carried by the armed forces of colombia arma de dotación especial [f] CO
female member of the armed branch of the bolivian party national revolutionary movement (mnr) barzola [f] BOdisused
degree of academic achievement obtained by a member of the armed forces in the course of a military institution antigüedad [f] EC
one-armed woman bisoca [f] DO
governmental policy that reintroduces to society guerrilla and paramilitary fighters who abandon their armed organizations at the fringes of the law desmovilización [f] CO
surrender of guerrilla/paramilitary fighters who voluntarily abandon their activities as members of armed organizations on the fringes of the law in order to work for government organizations desmovilización [f] CO
advocation of the virgen de las mercedes, recognized with the military rank of marshal and patron of the armed forces of peru mariscala [f] PE
police officer armed only with a nightstick macanera [f] PA
each of the armed service branches rama [f] CL
armed combat runga [f] HNNI
armed forces id tifa [f] CL
armed retinue meznada [f] disused
armed escort meznada [f] disused
one-armed bandit tragaperras [f] ES
one-armed bandit tragamonedas [f] HNARUY
police officer armed only with a nightstick policía de pito y tolete [m/f] PA
armed guerrilla member of the counter revolution recontra [m/f] NI
member of the armed group resistencia nacional renato [m/f] SVdisused
one-armed/legged chonco [adj] CRNI
one-armed tunco [adj] AMER
one-armed zoco [adj] AMER
armed with a sword espadado [adj] outdated
one-armed bisoco [adj] DO
one-armed bisoco [adj] DO
one-armed (person) chunco [adj] CO
one-armed mancuncho [adj] NI
one-armed mancuncho [adj] NI
armed with missiles misilero [adj] ECPECL