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

Englisch Spanisch
General
caused causado [adj]
Colloquial
caused causó
caused abrió las puertas a
caused fue la causa

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

Englisch Spanisch
Conjugations
you/he/she caused causó [v]
Common
damage caused by insiders sabotaje [m]
chills caused by fear escalofrío [m]
General
destruction caused by artillery fire cañonazo [m]
illness caused by fright espanto [m]
blow caused by a lantern farolazo [m]
be caused by deberse [v]
be caused (violent movements) desencadenarse [v]
be caused (passionate events) desencadenarse [v]
have caused a rift between desunirse [v]
be caused encenderse [v]
have caused levantarse [v]
be caused by venir [v]
rust [caused by moisture] orín [m]
injury caused by a sharp pointed object puntazo [m]
a disorder caused by an earlier disease or problem secuela [f]
abscess caused by laminitis aguadura [f]
wound caused by a thrust estocada [f]
wound caused by a stab cuchillada [f]
stroke caused by blood clot seca (usado mayoritariamente en américa) [f]
caused by succession sucesorio [adj]
caused by enzymes enzimático [adj]
that causes or caused by inflammation inflamatorio [adj]
pertaining to caused by factions sedicioso [adj]
expression of or caused by remorse compungido [adj]
pertaining to or caused by a physical or mental disorder patológico [adj]
pertaining to caused by rotation rotacional [adj]
be caused venir de [v]
be caused arrancar [v]
be caused proceder de [v]
be caused by ser provocado por [v]
caused by causado por [prep]
it is used to refer to a problem involving other subjects or aspects caused by it la bola pica y extiende [expr] NI
death caused by machete blows corte de chaleco [n] NI
stupefaction caused by a blow atronamiento [m]
blow caused by the head cabezazo [m]
blow caused by a stone chinazo [m]
blow caused by a bench bancazo [m]
blow caused by a candlestick candelerazo [m]
blow caused by a kitchen lamp candilazo [m]
report and damage caused by a cannon-shot cañonazo [m]
blow caused by a basket capachazo [m]
blow caused by a cloak capazo [m]
blow caused by a bonnet bonetazo [m]
bump on the head caused by a blow borujón [m]
blow caused by the head casquetazo [m]
blow caused by a lantern farolazo [m]
blow caused by a spit espetón [m]
spot on the face or body caused by acute pain ramalazo [m]
blow caused by a slipper pantuflazo [m]
wound caused by shaft, dart or arrow virotazo [m]
bump on the head caused by a blow burujón [m]
pit caused by small-pox cacaraña [f]
blow caused by a hood capillada [f]
soreness caused by friction colisión [f]
disease in horses caused by overwork desainadura [f]
disease of horses caused by overheating encalmadura [f]
damage caused to crops by mist nebladura [f]
red marks on legs caused by fire cabras [f/pl]
funk (great anxiety caused by a danger) miedo [m]
disease caused by snakebite curucurú [m] AMER
feel responsible (for the damage caused by a mistake) acriminarse [m] CL
disease of the potato caused by the fungus solanum virus achibolado [m] GT
turbidity and blushing (caused by shame) acholamiento [m] ECCLPErare
turbidity and blushing (caused by shame) acholo [m] ECCL
blow caused by a fall aporrión [m] CO:W
mechanical damage to cars caused by the low pressure of high altitude areas apunamiento (del quechua) [m] AR
dent caused by a fall aporrión [m] CO:W
rejection caused by something asquete [m] ARderog.
bowel movement caused by a digestive disorder asiento [m] GTSVNIECrare
block caused by a landslide/another type of material aterro [m] CR
aversion caused by something asquete [m] ARderog.
bowel movement caused by the ingestion of a laxative asiento [m] GTSVNIECrare
breathing with difficulty and having a red face caused by excessive heat or physical effort asorochamiento [m] CL
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] CRCUDOrare
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] MX:Serare
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] VE:W
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] HNNI
a state of unrest and worry caused by insubordination agite [m] COVE
vibration caused by inadequate wheel balance beriberi [m] COEC
burning of the stomach or discomfort caused by ingestion of alcoholic beverages caldero [m] DOPE
wound caused by a jagged knife calachazo [m] SV
astonishment caused by something unexpected or strange azoro [m] NICUPR
coffee disease caused by the coffee berry borer candado [m] SV
accelerated breathing caused by agitation acecido [m] GTrur.
altered state caused by drugs onda [m] GTHN
altered state caused by drugs acelere [m] HNSVNIAR
excessive noise caused by a disturbance or commotion burumbumbún [m] NI
confusing clamoring caused by several people discussing something generally in a heated discussion burumbún [m] CR
disaster caused by humans acabóse [m] USMXGTCRPACUDOPRCOECPEBOPYAR
catastrophe caused by humans acabóse [m] USMXGTCRPACUDOPRCOECPEBOPYAR
illness in cattle caused by tripanosomiasis bovina cacho hueco [m] HN
shortness of breath accompanied by a wheezing sound caused by asthma or severe catarrh ahoguillo [m] PRUSrare
bad air caused by exposure to drafts mal aire [m] VEEC
muscle pain caused by agitation, cooling off or lifting heavy objects aire [m] MXGTHNSVNICRPADOCOPE
wear on the thread of a metal tube caused by rubbing/friction desolle [m] ECrare
healing of the discomfort caused by a hangover desengome [m] CRrare
treatment of the discomfort caused by a hangover desengome [m] CRrare
phobia caused by fright desangelamiento [m] HN
landslide typically caused by rain/erosion deslizamiento [m] PA
inflammation or irritation in the tissues like tumors caused by an infected molar cuichi [m] ECrur.
blinding caused by a shiny object charol [m] MX
racket or din caused by many voices chachareo [m] PR
damage or harm caused by a curse or hex daño [m] PADOPEARUY
damage caused by animals in cultivated fields daño [m] DOAR:Nwrur.
stomach upset caused by indigestion daño [m] VE:W
racket or din caused by many voices vacilón [m] PR
injury caused by a sting or other sharp object chutazo [m] GT
foot rash caused by fungi chiquichique [m] VE:E
microbial disease in livestock caused by ingesting waxy-leaf nightshade enteque seco [m] AR
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances faracho [m] PA
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances muyo-muyo [m] BO:W
dirt formation caused by erosion estoraque [m] CO
alarm or fright caused by the appearance of a spirit, ghost, or mythical animal espeluzno [m] HNrur.
coffee disease caused by the coffee berry borers candado [m] SV
tropical disease characterized by white or pink spots on the skin that usually spread throughout the body, caused by the treponema carateum bacteria carare [m] VE
illness caused by ringworm giote [m] MX
welt or skin rash due to illness caused by ringworm giote [m] MX
superficial wound caused by a violent graze guayón [m] DOteen
enthusiasm caused by something or someone cope [m] ARUYteen
phobia syndrome caused by a fright desangelamiento [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
infection of the skin and mucous membranes caused by fungi of the genus candida gusanillo [m] CR
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
disease of some plants, characterized by wrinkling, discoloration, and wilting of the leaves caused by weather hielo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
altered mood caused by displeasure kilombo [m] ARrare
altered mood caused by displeasure quilombo [m] AR
allergic reaction caused by the litre litre [m] CL
illness caused by exposure to gases malviento [m] EC
chaos caused by a jail break despetronque [m] CU
diarrhea caused by ingestion of contaminated fruit mal de mayo [m] SV
diarrhea caused by ingestion of contaminated fruit mayo [m] PA
fungal infection caused by pellicularia koleroga mal de hilachas [m] GTEC
wound and scar caused by a machete machetazo [m] GTNICRPACUDOCOVEEC
damage caused by a hex or curse mal [m] PYAR:NwUYrur.
infection in a horse's hoof caused by a spider bite mal de araña [m] GTrur.
disease in cattle and horses caused by a calcium and magnesium deficiency mal de los avenales [m] AR
damage caused by a hex or curse mal postizo [m] AR:Nw
illness caused by exposure to drafts malaire [m] EC
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances muyo-muyo [m] BO:W
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances faracho [m] PA
rash caused by contact with the red quebracho paaj [m] AR:Nwrur.