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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "cars" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 4 Ergebniss(e)

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Common
cars coches [m/pl]
cars carros [m/pl]
General
cars automoción [f]
cars autos [m/pl]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "cars" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 56 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
line of cars tropa [f]
iron arch behind a metal plate in the front shaft of cars cogotillo [m]
bumper cars coches de choque [m/pl]
device for unloading railroad freight cars by tipping them volquete [m]
person who clandestinely locates cars to be bought and sold for a commission corredor de carros [m] CU
column (line of people, cars) fila [f]
fast cars carros veloces [m/pl]
bumper cars autitos chocadores
bumper cars los coches de choque
fast cars los coches veloces
line of cars fila de coches
regulating tool of electric cars and trains which puts the circuits of the motor in combination combinador [m]
american cars manufactured and commonly used between the twenties and fifties in cuba almendrón [m] CU
mechanical damage to cars caused by the low pressure of high altitude areas apunamiento (del quechua) [m] AR
bank where clients are assisted in their cars autobanco [m] MXGTHNSVNICRDOPREC
nickel-plated molding placed on the sides of cars as decoration cintillo [m] CU
person who helps drivers park their cars in public streets in exchange for a tip franelero [m] MX
person who repairs old cars perolero [m] NIdisused
person who helps drivers park their cars in public streets in exchange for a tip franelera [f] MX
line of parked or moving cars cordillera de carros [f] CU
set of coupled train cars with no engine car lingada [f] HN:N
place to lock cars remesa [f] disused
person on a public street who helps drivers park or clean cars for extra change sale (inglés) [m/f] MX
passionate about cars tuerca [adj] ARUYCLPY
tune (cars) afinar [v] AMER
cause mechanical damage to cars (low pressure of high altitude areas) apunar [v] AR
steal cars brujear [v] HN
carry out activities such as selling, acting, or cleaning windshields of cars at intersections with traffic lights in return for tips semaforear [v] CLdisused
race cars rolear (inglés roll) [v] PR
bumper cars carritos locos [m/pl] CU
bumper cars carros locos [m/pl] CRCUCOCLrare
bumper cars carros chocones [m/pl] MXHNNICRCOVEEC
ruts and potholes in terrain resulting from passing animals or cars saltanejas [f/pl] VE
Speaking
what a lot of cars! ¡cuántos coches!
Colloquial
skill in handling of cars caña [f] PE
person/person passionate about cars tuerca [m/f] ARUY
related to cars tuerca [adj] ECCLARUY
passionate about cars tuerca [adj] ARUY
use or touch something that is new, especially cars or replacement pieces chabelear [v] SV
Business
mass-produce cars fabricar coches en serie
Engineering
loaded on cars cargado sobre vagón [adj]
fleet of cars parque de coches
fleet of cars parque de vagones
loaded on cars puesto sobre vagón
Technical
hopper cars carros de tolva [m/pl]
cable reel cars carros con tambor de cables [m/pl]
tripper cars carros terminal de la cinta [m/pl]
Automotive
line of cars [us] fila de coches [f]
line of traffic queue of cars [uk] fila de coches [f]
queue of cars [uk] fila de coches
line of cars [us] fila de coches
used cars autos usados
Transportation
line of cars [us] caravana [f]
queue of cars [uk] caravana [f]
line of cars [us] cola de coches
Railway
yard (an area having a network of railway tracks and sidings for storage and maintenance of cars and engines) patio [m] MX