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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "balls" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 53 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
balls pelotas [f/pl]
General
balls pelotería [f] rare
balls testigos [m/pl] HNSV
balls compañones [m/pl] rare
balls tanates [m/pl] MXGTHNSVNI
balls timbales [m/pl] CUDOPR
balls güiles [m/pl] SV
Colloquial
balls bemoles [m/pl]
balls huevos [m/pl]
balls bolas [f/pl]
balls alegrías [f/pl]
balls pelotas [f/pl]
balls bolas [f/pl]
balls agallas [f/pl]
balls pelotas [f/pl]
balls bolsa [f] VEBOpl.
balls guacales [m/pl] HN
balls kinotos [m/pl] ARUY
balls kiwis [m/pl] CL
balls higos [m/pl] BOAR
balls guindos [m/pl] BOAR
balls guaretos [m/pl] PR
balls haches [f/pl] SV
balls güevas [f/pl] COEC
Slang
balls güitos [m]
balls valor [m]
balls coraje [m]
balls arrojo [m]
balls cagada [f]
balls cojones [m/pl]
balls cataplines [m/pl]
balls bolas [f/pl]
balls intrepidez
balls bolas
balls (tener) huevos
balls guindas
balls bolamen [f]
balls sopladores [m/pl] MX
balls tanates [m/pl] MX
balls berocos [m/pl] CU
balls aguacates [m/pl] MX
balls mancuernos [m/pl] SV
balls ayotes [m/pl] MX
balls tompiates [m/pl] MX
balls tompiates [m/pl] MXSV
balls obstáculos [m/pl] MX
balls gandumbas [f/pl] SV
balls trolas [f/pl] BO
balls maracas [f/pl] SV
balls tolas [f/pl] CR
balls huevas [f/pl] COCLECBO
balls kisas [f/pl] BO
balls albóndigas [f/pl] MX

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
fighting bull without wooden balls on its horns toro de puntas [m]
paste that is used to model billiard balls marfilina [f]
vote using small voting balls balotar [v]
throw iron balls and bet on who throws further bolear [v]
put balls on the tips of bulls' horns embolar [v]
bowls game played with metal balls petanca [f]
someone that clears balls recogepelotas [f]
moth balls naftalina [f]
form into knots or balls apelotonar [v]
knock the balls about bolear [v]
make into balls bolear [v]
form into balls apelotonarse [v]
balls-deep hasta las pelotas [adv]
balls of string ovillos de hilo [m/pl]
balls of hair bolas de pelo [f/pl]
moth balls bolas de naftalina
moth balls bolitas de naftalina
mark for balls to arrive at arrime [m]
stroke by which two balls are hit in the game of argolla cabe [m]
place where balls are thrown boleo [m]
leather container for numbered balls bombo [m]
heap of balls pelotería [f]
scourge with lead balls plomada [f]
fond of attending balls or dancing the fandango fandanguero [adj]
relating to artillery carrying balls the size of oranges naranjero [adj]
form into balls apelotonar [v]
put balls on the tips of bulls' horns embolar [v]
throw wooden or iron balls for a wager bolear [v]
kiss (of billiard-balls) tocar [v]
voting black balls altramuces [m/pl]
white and black balls used in secret ballots habas [f/pl]
balls of flour, honey and water alcuzcuz [m] rare
lariat with balls at one end tonto [m] CL
vote using balls baloteo [m] PE
base on balls boleto [m] HNNICU
device used for sweepstakes, consisting of a container with numbered balls and a mechanism to extract them one by one bolillero [m] ARUY
pitcher who doesn't throw fast balls bolón [m] PR
rubber used in the manufacture of low quality balls bleris [m] EC
children's game played with small balls of clay, glass, or some other hard item cinco [m] GT
each of balls using in the children's game played with small balls of clay, glass, or some other hard item cinco [m] GT
pile of chirustes, small sticky balls chirustero [m] SV
children's game played with small balls made of mud, glass, or some other hard material chutis [m] BO
lottery balls cargamento de bolas de marfil [m] PA
a hit with which one of the steel balls is knocked out of the circle coco [m] EC
game that consists of putting coins or balls in a small hole made in the ground by throwing them from a distance, whoever gets them into the highest numbered hole wins juego de bolita y hoyo [m] PR
us pool game using 16 balls el dieciséis [m] HN
fermenting corn drink with balls of sundried corn ñoñoco [m] PA
game of hoyuelo, where players throw coins or balls into a hole from a distance ñoco (kikongo) [m] PE
technique of decorating clay pots with bulges, flowers in bas-relief, buttons, balls, and other shapes and incisions pastillaje [m] HN
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] BO:C,S
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] CLdisused
blow that hits one so the steel balls out of the circle in cocos game pepo [m] EC:C
type of bowling played with wooden balls and a small ball called "mingo" bolas criollas [f] VEpl.
pool balls bag bolera [f] MX
pool balls rack bolera [f] MX
blocks or balls of sugar, extracted from the boiled juice of sugar cane azúcar de pilón [f] HNNI
party celebrated during a festival with public dances and balls festidanza [f] PE
set of fifteen balls arranged in a triangle to start a game of pool piña [f] MXHN
win all of the balls in the game chocolongo arruchar [v] CU
rack pool balls armar [v] HN
throw balls or rocks at bolear [v] ARUYBO:W,Crur.
serve someone ice cream balls bolear [v] NI
set up pool balls to facilitate a carom pagar [v] COBO:W
what balls! ¡qué pechuga! [interj] DO
traditional game where a steel ball is used to knock out other balls that are inside a circle drawn on the ground cocos [m/pl] EC
lariat with balls at one end to catch animals by the legs boleadoras [f/pl] AR
caramel corn balls pelotas de maicillo [f/pl] HN
fond of attending balls or dancing the fandango fandanguera [adj/f]
relating to artillery carrying balls the size of oranges naranjera [adj/f]
Idioms
walk on the balls of the feet caminar con las puntas de los pies [v]
walk on the balls of the feet caminar en puntas de pie [v]
have somebody by the balls tener acorralado a alguien [v]
have somebody by the balls tener a alguien completamente bajo control [v]
have somebody by the balls tener a alguien contra las cuerdas [v]
have the brass balls to do something tener el coraje de hacer algo [v]
have the brass balls to do something atreverse a hacer algo [v]
have the brass balls to do something (us) tener el valor de hacer algo [v]
have by the balls tener agarrado de las pelotas [v]
have by the balls tener contra las cuerdas [v]
have by the balls tener a alguien completamente bajo control [v]
put balls on something ponerle ganas a algo [v]
to balls up embrollar [v]
to balls up desordenar [v]
have balls tener alguien barra [v]
have someone by the balls traer algo por los cabellos [v]
place a coin where the balls lands again rehacer la chaza [v]
a balls-up chasco
a balls-up fracaso
a balls-up un fiasco
get someone by the balls tener dominado a alguien
get by the balls controlar completamente
get someone by the balls agarrar a alguien de las bolas
get by the balls agarrar de las bolas
get by the balls agarrar de los testículos
get by the balls dominar a alguien por completo
get by the balls tener cogido a alguien por las bolas
get someone by the balls tener a alguien a merced de uno
balls up sin limitaciones
balls up con el máximo esfuerzo
balls up con mucha energía
balls up temerariamente
balls up a toda velocidad
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey (hace) mucho frío
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey frío extremo
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey frío intenso
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey frío invernal
cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey muy frío (un lugar)
not have the balls (to do something) no tener estómago para
not have the balls (to do something) no tener estómago para hacer algo
have balls comer candela [v] CUPR
have many balls in the air at once prenderse en todas [v] AR
not have the balls to say something no tener caña [v] HN
have balls tener bolas [v] GTHNSVNIPAVEBOARUY
have balls tener los coyolos bien rayados [v] HN
have balls tener más güevos que una iguana [v] HN
have balls tener más huevos que una iguana [v] GT
have balls tener pantalones [v] ECCL
have balls tener tabaco en la vejiga [v] DO
have balls tenerlos más grandes que el caballo de maceo [v] CU
have balls tenerlos más grandes que maceo [v] CU
have balls tenerlos rayados [v] HNNI
more balls than brains a lo macho [adv] DOBO:WUY
more balls than brains a lo mero macho [adv] BO:WCL
what balls! ¡qué pantalones! [interj] PR
what balls! ¡qué pantaleta! [interj] PR
Speaking
what balls! ¡qué huevos!
Colloquial
have balls tener cojones [v]
have balls tener huevos [v]
have balls tenerlos bien puestos [v]
break someone's balls moler los hígados a alguien [v]
break one's balls dar a alguien con la del martes [v]
bust someone's balls cascarle a alguien las nueces [v]
have someone by the balls traer algo por los pelos [v]
have balls tener riñones [v]
balls (genitals) huevos [m/pl]
you've got some balls ¡qué güevos! [n] MX
great balls of fire! ¡qué disparate!
great balls of fire! ¡santo cielo!
balls-up cahuín [m] CL
balls to the wall rico o pinjado [expr] disused
Proverbs
if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle si mi abuela tuviera ruedas, sería una bicicleta
Slang
balls up confusión [f]
balls (courage) hombradía [f]
break one's balls tocar las narices [v]
break one's balls cachondearse de alguien [v]
break one's balls tocar los cojones [v]
bust one's balls perder el culo [v]
have someone by the balls coger por los huevos [v]
have someone by the balls tener agarrado por los cojones [v]
have the balls tener redaños [v]