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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "clothes" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 31 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
clothes vestido [m]
clothes ropa [f]
clothes vestimenta [f]
clothes ropas [f/pl]
General
clothes vestuario [m]
clothes ropero [adj]
clothes paños [m/pl]
clothes vestidos [m/pl]
clothes atuendo [m]
clothes vestido [m]
clothes vestuario [m]
clothes hatería [f]
clothes ropa [f]
clothes vestidura [f]
clothes vestimenta [f]
clothes zamarra [f]
clothes vestidura [f]
clothes hato [m]
clothes ropaje [m]
clothes vestimenta [m]
clothes traje [m]
clothes indumentaria [f]
clothes ropa de cama [f]
clothes ropa (de todo tipo) [f]
clothes trapo [m] fig.
clothes vestimentos [m/pl] disused
clothes ropera [adj/f]
Colloquial
clothes mecha [f] CO
Slang
clothes pilcha [f] AR UY EC PY
Online Shopping Terms
clothes prendas de vestir
Biology
clothes pelaje [m]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "clothes" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 500 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
(clothes) seam costura [f]
iron (for ironing clothes) plancha [f]
clothes dryer secadora [f]
clothe (to put clothes on; dress) vestir [v]
change one's clothes mudarse [v]
(with clothes) to see if it fits probarse [v]
change clothes mudar [v]
General
clothes rack perchero [m]
clothes horse tendedero [m]
baby clothes ropita [f]
clothes rack percha [f]
clothes peg pinza [f]
clothes moth polilla [f]
for clothes ropero [adj]
baby clothes vestiditos [m/pl]
clothes hanger percha [f]
clothes liner aforrador [m]
taking off clothes ahorramiento [m]
taking off clothes ahorro [m]
second-hand clothes seller ropavejero [m]
clothes for ironing aplanchado [m]
frame to dry clothes azufrador [m]
hem at the bottom of clothes bajo [m]
clothes rack clavijero [m]
person who wears clothes out destrozón [m]
pleat on clothes entorno [m]
place for washing clothes estregadero [m]
bundle of clothes hatillo [m]
set of white clothes to be washed jabonado [m]
clothes scrubber jabonador [m]
sample made in canvas to mark clothes marcador [m]
clothes rack perchero [m]
ironed clothes planchado [m]
clothes iron holder planchero [m]
strong lye for cleaning very dirty clothes recuelo [m]
clothes salesman ropero [m]
clothes horse sahumador [m]
clothes dryer secador [m]
clothes line tendal [m]
clothes line tendalero [m]
clothes horse tendalero [m]
clothes line tendedero [m]
clothes horse tendedero [m]
clothes rack tendedero [m]
clothes line tendedor [m]
clothes horse tendedor [m]
clothes rack tendedor [m]
clothes hanger tendedor [m]
set of clothes hung on a clothes line tendido [m]
clothes shopping plaza zacatín (árabe) [m]
clothes liner aforradora [f]
clothes needle aguja capotera [f]
second-hand clothes seller ropavejera [f]
ash for cleaning clothes barrilla [f]
creasing clothes or drapery caída [f]
drawers in the sacristy to keep sacred garments and altar clothes cajonera [f]
clean clothes colada [f]
washed clothes colada [f]
carnival masked woman with dirty, grotesque clothes destrozona [f]
swaddling clothes empañadura [f]
swaddling clothes envoltura [f]
change of clothes muda [f]
clothes horse percha [f]
clothes hanger percha [f]
ironed clothes plancha [f]
clothes moth polilla [f]
change of clothes remuda [f]
clothes store ropería [f]
clothes dryer secadora [f]
clothes hanging tendedura [f]
hanging up clothes tendedura [f]
clothes cleaner quitamanchas [m/f]
wearing shorter clothes rabicorto [adj]
wearing longer clothes rabilargo [adj]
change clothes cambiarse [v]
take off one's clothes descoritarse [v]
tend clothes enramblar [v]
fit clothes entallarse [v]
wrap in swaddling clothes envolver [v]
be infested with clothes moths picarse [v]
change clothes remudar [v]
take in (clothes) sisar [v]
put on some clothes vestirse [v]
swaddling clothes fajos [m/pl]
table clothes faldas [f/pl]
clothes cleaner quitamanchas [m]
bedding and clothes of a soldier or prisoner petate [m]
clothes shop tienda de ropa [m]
clothes which are worn by mourners luto [m]
clothes hook colgador [m]
clothes brush cepillo para la ropa [m]
work clothes equipamiento [m]
best clothes gala [f]
baby clothes canastilla [f]
clothes pin pinza [f]
change of clothes muda [f]
a change of clothes una muda [f]
old clothes ropa vieja (literal) [f]
device which is used to hang up clothes percha [f]
clothes which are worn on formal occasions gala [f]
dress clothes ropa de vestir [f]
affordable clothes ropa asequible [f]
affordable clothes ropa económica [f]
affordable clothes ropa rebajada [f]
preceded clothes for a woman or baby canastilla [f]
person who wears clothes out destrozona [f]
clothes scrubber jabonadora [f]
clothes sales person ropera [f]
clothes hanger tendedora [f]
remove one's clothes desnudarse [v]
put on (clothes) poner [v]
take off one's clothes desvestirse [v]
take off (clothes) quitar [v]
put on one's best clothes endomingarse [v]
take ones' clothes off desnudarse [v]
take off one's clothes desarroparse [v]
house clothes ropa de andar por casa [v]
hang up (clothes) tender [v]
mill (clothes) abatanar [v]
be tight (clothes) ceñir [v]
suit (clothes) quedar [v]
put on clothes ponerse [v]
put on clothes vestirse de [v]
change one's clothes cambiarse de ropa [v]
put one's clothes on vestirse [v]
wear warm clothes vestirse con ropa de abrigo [v]
take one's clothes off quitarse la ropa [v]
wear clothes usar ropa [v]
take one's clothes off sacarse la ropa [v]
be in regular clothes estar de trapillo [v]
be in regular clothes ir de trapillo [v]
be dressed in daily clothes estar de trapillo [v]
be dressed in daily clothes ir de trapillo [v]
iron the clothes planchar la ropa [v]
hang the clothes tender la ropa [v]
wash the clothes lavar la ropa [v]
wash the clothes lavar ropa [v]
hang clothes tender la colada [v]
get clothes trajearse [v]
buy clothes comprar ropa [v]
change (clothes) cambiarse [v]
dress in civilian clothes vestirse con ropa de civil [v]
dress in plain clothes vestirse con ropa de calle [v]
dress clothes prendas de vestir [f/pl]
affordable clothes prendas baratas [f/pl]
heavy person wearing tight clothes hallaca mal amarrada [n] VE
a change of clothes ropa para cambiarse
a change of clothes una muda (de ropa)
clothes peg pinza de tender
clothes which are worn over one's underwear ropa exterior
clothes which are worn over one's underwear prenda exterior
pressing clothes with an iron acción de planchar
plain-clothes vestido de paisano
plain-clothes vestida de paisano
clothes peg [uk] pinza para la ropa
white clothes vestimenta blanca
warm clothes ropa de abrigo
ragged clothes ropa harapienta
ragged clothes ropa andrajosa
tattered clothes ropa andrajosa
old clothes ropa inservible
matching clothes ropa a juego
tight-fitting clothes ropa ceñida
tight-fitting clothes ropa ajustada
body-tight clothes ropa ajustada
casual clothes ropa de diario
everyday clothes ropa de diario
someone who lines clothes aferrador [m]
clothes-press armario [m]
clothes-press almario [m]
tucking up the clothes arremango [m]
trunk for clothes cofre [m]
tatter or rag hanging from clothes colgajo [m]
bag, wrinkle/pucker in clothes buche [m]
a few clothes hatillo [m]
clothes of linen or hemp as distinguished from wool/cool hilo [m]
tucking up one's clothes enfaldo [m]
time for putting on winter clothes estero [m]
misfit clothes jergón [m]
place for washing clothes estregadero [m]
clothes-press guardarropa [m]
quality of clothes pelaje [m]
grease spot in clothes pringue [m]
patch hanging from clothes pingajo [m]
small hole in clothes piquete [m]
clothes-cleaner quitamanchas [m]
rent (clothes) rasgón [m]
old-clothes man ropavejero [m]
edging of clothes pasamano [m]
strong lye for steeping very dirty clothes recuelo [m]
someone who takes spots out of clothes sacamanchas [m]
garb (clothes, esp the distinctive attire of an occupation or profession) vestido [m]
grease, dirt on clothes saín [m]
fit of clothes talle [m]
trussing-up (clothes) sofaldo [m]
room/floor for clothes secador [m]
fullness of clothes vuelo [m]
clothes spread out to dry tendido [m]
place where clothes are sold zacatín [m]
suit of clothes terno [m]
trimming/edging of clothes trepado [m]
clothes-horse camilla [f]
soaking of clothes or linen in lye colada [f]
bucking of clothes with lye bogada [f]
pouch (in clothes) bolsa [f]
stain of urine in swaddling-clothes culera [f]
clothes-bleach bugada [f]
splashings of mud on the clothes cazcarria [f]
edging of clothes ceja [f]
allowance of provisions and clothes for shepherds hatería [f]
purse concealed in the clothes landre [f]
change of clothes remuda [f]
glazing of clothes ojeadura [f]
clothes-brush limpiadera [f]
beetle for pounding clothes pala [f]
inflation of clothes pompa [f]
grave clothes mortaja [f]
old-clothes shop ropavejería [f]
clothes-store ropería [f]
clothes (poetry) veste [f]
arm-hole, opening in clothes under the armpit sobaquera [f]
dirt/mud on the clothes zarpa [f]
dirt/mud on clothes zarrapastra [f]
dirt sticking to clothes zarria [f]
trimming/edging of clothes trepa [f]
someone who lines clothes aferradora [f]
cut/slashed (of clothes) arrocado [adj]
warm (of clothes) abrigado [adj]
parti-colored (clothes) arlequinado [adj]
puffed up (clothes) campanudo [adj]
destructive of clothes/shoes destrozón [adj]
reaching the heels (said of clothes) talar [adj]
eat clothes (moths) apolillar [v]
infest clothes (moths) apolillar [v]
gnaw clothes (moths) apolillar [v]
fit (as clothes) asentar [v]
raise to the armpits (clothes) asobarcar [v]
fit clothes tight to the body atacar [v]
line (clothes/vessels) aforrar [v]
blue laundry clothes añilar [v]
slash (clothes) acuchillar [v]
beat (clothes) apalear [v]
bind clothes/rugs cabecear [v]
remove swaddling-clothes from children desempañar [v]
take off one's clothes desnudarse [v]
take the gloss off clothes desaprensar [v]
rend/tear clothes descalandrajar [v]
wear (clothes) durar [v]
collect one's clothes (for travelling) hatear [v]
supply (with clothes) fardar [v]
wring (as clothes) escurrir [v]
put a shirt over one's clothes for a camisade encamisarse [v]
put on clothes over the head encapillarse [v]
buck clothes enlejiar [v]
line (as clothes) forrar [v]
soil one's bed/clothes ensuciarse [v]
air (clothes) repasar [v]
mend (clothes) repasar [v]
press clothes planchar [v]
shift dress in fresh clothes mudar [v]
dress in fresh clothes mudar [v]
fray near a seam (as clothes) nacerse [v]
rumple (clothes) manosear [v]
make clothes for another vestir [v]
draw up (clothes) to the armholes sobarcar [v]
strip of clothes desnudar [v]
buck clothes meter ropas en lejía [v]
strip of clothes dejar en cueros a alguien [v]
array (to dress, especially in fine clothes; adorn) vestir [v]
(clothes, dress) be baggy in nadar [v]
swaddling clothes fajos [m/pl]
mourning clothes lutos [m/pl]
gaudy and ostentatious ornaments on clothes angaripolas [f/pl]
swaddling-clothes envolturas [f/pl]
swaddling clothes mantillas [f/pl]
suit of clothes traje [m]
clothes-brush cepillo para ropa [m]
suit of clothes vestido completo [m]
clothes-horse enjugador (para secar ropa) [m]
wardrobe (clothes, outfit, apparel, clobber (Brit. slang), attire, collection of clothes) vestido [m]
cast-off clothes ropa vieja [f]
change of clothes muda de ropa [f]
body-clothes manta [f]
old clothes ropa usada [f]
cast-off clothes ropa usada [f]
clothes-hanger percha [f]
clothes-line tendedera [f]
clothes-line cuerda de la ropa [f]
grave-clothes mortaja [f]
clothes rack alcándara [f]
second-hand clothes shop ropavejería [f]
small-clothes ropa interior [f]
put off one's clothes desnudarse [v]
try on clothes ensayar un vestido [v]
slip on one's clothes vestirse de prisa [v]
readymade clothes vestidos ya hechos [m/pl]
clothes pin palillo [m] UY
clothes peg palillo [m] UY
suit (set of clothes) terno [m] BO CL EC PE
laundry (dirty clothes) traste [m] MX
clothes peg broche [m] AR
tightening (clothes) atacamiento [m] disused
second-hand clothes shop agachón [m] HN
ironed clothes aplanchado [m] HN NI
clothes hook armador [m] EC
basket used to carry freshly ironed clothes balay [m] CU
objects and clothes sold at a very low price baratero [m] NI
maternity clothes babito [m] BO
clothes pin broche [m] AR
street vendor of clothes anchetero [m] SV
bundle of used clothes bulto [m] HN
school athletic clothes buzo escolar [m] BO CL
a party where guests start taking their clothes off until they remain completely naked baile de perchero [m] CU
solution of alkaline or neutral salts in water used for cleaning and whitening clothes cloro (de clorox®) [m] HN CU VE
wide, thick, colorful sash used by women to tighten their clothes and protect their belly chumbe [m] PE:E AR:N rur.
wide, thick, colorful sash used by women to tighten their clothes and protect their belly chumpi [m] PE BO:C:W AR:Nw
worn out clothes chunche [m] HN
package of clothes chupuste [m] HN
change of worn out and dirty clothes chincho [m] PR rur.
young man wearing oversized clothes cholo [m] US:S MX HN NI teen
used clothes galifardo [m] SV police
used clothes gallardete [m] SV
clothes pin gancho [m] MX HN SV NI CO VE PE BO
clothes rack gancho [m] CO:C
place where clothes are laid out to dry on the terrace of a residential building colgadero [m] AR UY
clothes basket colote [m] MX
clothes horse cordón [m] PR
clothes line colgadero [m] VE UY
clothes line cordón [m] BO PY PR
clothes hamper hamper (inglés) [m] PR
pile of shabby clothes lishquero [m] SV
tattered clothes lishque [m] SV
pile of old clothes lishquero [m] SV
raggedy clothes lishque [m] SV
old clothes lishque [m] SV
pile of raggedy clothes lishquero [m] SV
pile of tattered clothes lishquero [m] SV
shabby clothes lishque [m] SV
hit clothes with a stick when washing manducazo [m] PA
stick to hit clothes when washing manduco [m] PA CO
click beetle worn alive on one's clothes, tied with a chain, as a brooch or ornament pin maquech [m] MX
person who wears clothes that are too big lluchucho [m] BO:W
click beetle worn alive on one's clothes, tied with a chain, as a brooch or ornament pin cocuyo [m] PA
stripping of clothes empiluchamiento [m] CL
work clothes módulo [m] CU
clothes pattern molde [m] PA
washing of clothes ojito [m] CU
washing of clothes ojo [m] CU
clothes pin palillo [m] UY
clothes pin palito de ropa [m] DO
clothes pin palito de tendedera [m] CU:W
clothes pin palito de tender [m] CU:W
maternity clothes petaquero [m] BO:E
dirty clothes pelero [m] NI
new clothes pollo [m] SV
hand washing of clothes ranga ranga [m] SV
old clothes retobo [m] HN rur.
patching of clothes rumbo [m] NI
clothes basket ropero [m] PR rur.
used clothes repelo [m] MX
brief washing of clothes sanjuaniada [m] NI
stitching up of clothes rumbo [m] NI
light wool and polyester fabric used to make mid-summer clothes tropical [m] PY AR UY
pile of clothes to iron tendal [m] UY
clothes hanger solterón [m] CO
old clothes yagual [m] GT HN derog.
small and meticulous stitching of a tear in clothes zurcido japonés [m] CL
out of style clothes traperío [m] NI DO
clean clothes xampoh [m] MX disused rur.
dated clothes traperío [m] NI DO
second-hand clothes seller aljabibe (árabe) [m] disused
tore or dirty clothes chilpe [m] CL
reinforcement put on clothes embono [m] disused
place to hang wet clothes in the sun embostadero [m] VE
used clothes gallo [m] MX SV
clothes peg gancho [m] HN SV DO PE BO
clothes pin palillo [m] UY
clothes peg palillo [m] UY
clothes pin palito de tendedera [m] CU
clothes peg palito de tendedera [m] CU
used clothes repelo [m] MX rare
clothes line tendal [m] ES local
clothes horse tendal [m] ES local
swaddling clothes envoltura [f] disused
low-quality clothes pilcha [f] AR BO PY
clothes-line post berlinga [f] AND
hat/clothes rack capotera [f] AMER
fold/bag in misfit clothes bocha [f] rur. rare
clothes rack capotera  [f] CO VE
ironing of clothes asentada [f] EC:C disused
washing clothes in the river aguada [f] DO
wooden container with a small base used to wash clothes batea [f] CU BO PY
dirty clothes batea [f] CU
bubbles of soapy water to wash clothes bacia [f] CU
bubbles of soapy water to wash clothes basia [f] CU
soapy water foam used in washing clothes bacia [f] CU
soapy water foam used in washing clothes basia [f] CU
stall in the market that sells clothes ancheta [f] SV
sale of clothes in markets ancheta [f] SV
street vendor of clothes anchetera [f] SV
clothes worn by a farmer cacharpa [f] AR:Nw rur.
clothes worn by a farmer cacharpa [f] CL UY rur.
cloth/leather bag for carrying clothes or provisions busaca [f] VE
a wooden plate that contains a sheet with parallel grooves used to rub dirty clothes with soap baibol (inglés) [f] HN
pile of ragged clothes chirajera [f] SV
used clothes gallada [f] SV
starching in new clothes goma [f] SV
boiling clothes before washing them hervidura [f] CU
clothes pin horquilla [f] CU:E
dirty clothes laundry (inglés) [f] US
plain clothes police force that takes on special investigations judicial [f] GT
large flat rock used for washing clothes laja (portugués) [f] NI
shiny mark on clothes from ironing lamparón [f] NI
iron burn on clothes lamparón [f] NI
stripping of clothes empiluchada [f] CL
change of clothes muda [f] DO rur.
change of clothes mudada [f] MX GT SV NI CR EC PE BO
bundle of clothes muca [f] PA
change of clothes mudada [f] GT HN NI EC BO
clothes store pilchería [f] AR rare
expensive clothes percha [f] SV CU VE UY
old and worn out clothes remúa [f] DO
used clothes ropa americana [f] NI CR CL PY
house clothes ropa de andar [f] CU
used clothes ropa de bulto [f] HN
dress clothes ropa de color [f] HN NI
dress clothes ropa de vestir [f] HN
rock by a river used for scrubbing clothes sastana [f] BO:E rur.
street clothes ropa de color [f] HN NI
street clothes ropa de vestir [f] HN
holes in worn out clothes tronera [f] DO
long line of clothes tendedera [f] NI PE
clothes horse tendedera [f] MX GT SV CU DO BO
used clothes store tienda de agachón [f] HN
cowboy clothes store vaquería [f] AR disused
mending of clothes zurcida [f] MX PE BO PY AR
labor of mending clothes zurcidera [f] NI
bundle of clothes tamuga [f] PA rur.
clothes line tendedera [f] MX GT SV CU DO BO
western clothes store vaquería [f] AR disused
clothes line pole berlinga [f] AL
used clothes chiva [f] VE
second-hand clothes chiva [f] VE
change of clothes mudada [f] GT HN SV NI BO
changing of clothes mudada [f] NI BO
clothes rack percha valet [f] AR
fine clothes pilcha [f] PE BO PY AR UY
old clothes pilcha [f] BO AR rur.
clothes line pinga [f] PH
house clothes ropa de cámara [f] disused
house clothes ropa de levantar [f] disused
clothes line tendedera [f] CU
clothes horse tendedera [f] CU
clothes rack tendedera [f] CU
set of clothes hung on a clothes line tendedera [f] CU
short (more than usually/clothes) alto [adj] CO EC
oriented upright (hat/clothes/mustache/nose) arrizado [adj] HN SV NI
ironed (clothes) aplanchado [adj] HN NI
who likes to wear the latest fashion clothes and accessories avanti (del italiano) [adj] PR
loose (clothes) bambaludo [adj] CU
wide (clothes) bambaludo [adj] CU
too broad at the height of the buttocks (clothes/trousers) bolsilludo [adj] UY
too big (clothes) buchudo [adj] SV
baggy (clothes) buchudo [adj] SV
eaten away by clothes moths, weevils, and other insects (wood/grains) acarunchado [adj] UY
who has defecated oneself or on one's clothes (person) chispeado [adj] CU
defecated in their clothes churrusqueado [adj] SV
short (particularly clothes) churunco [adj] HN SV
stainless (especially clothes) espercudido [adj] VE
with very loose clothes fustanudo [adj] SV
member of honduras' liberal party with a red colored flag, reflecting the color of saint nicolas' clothes colocho [adj] HN
bright and strong colored (clothes or paint) coloriento [adj] CL
dressed in work clothes enguayucado [adj] PR
dressed in old clothes enguayucado [adj] PR
dressed in used clothes enguayucado [adj] PR
clothes-stealing pañalero [adj] SV delinq.
wearing tight-fitting clothes pachuco [adj] GT HN SV NI
not wearing much clothes peladingo [adj] BO:E
not wearing much clothes pelado [adj] PA HN SV CR BO
wearing baggy clothes playero [adj] HN
with shabby clothes rasposo [adj] AR UY derog.
unable to move one's arms in tight clothes aspado [adj] disused
splatter clothes with water pringar [v] NI
brush clothes acepillar [v] disused
pouch (clothes) bolsear [v] rur. rare
full/mill clothes infurtir [v] rare
strip of clothes encuerar [v] AMER
take off clothes calatear [v] PE
shrink when washed (clothes) achicarse [v] CU VE BO CL PY
take up (clothes) achingar (de chingo) [v] NI
shorten (clothes) achingar (de chingo) [v] NI
pound clothes to remove the dirt when washing aporrear [v] CL AR rur.
pound clothes to remove the dirt when washing aporrear [v] VE:W rur.
search someone's clothes for money bolsillear [v] AR
wash and whiten clothes that had been poorly washed descurtir [v] NI CO:W
wash dirty clothes desempercudir [v] CU
remove one's clothes desbolarse [v] UY
dirty something, especially the clothes one is wearing curtir [v] HN SV NI AR:Nw rur.
lose its original color (clothes) curtirse [v] HN SV NI DO CO
dirty something, especially the clothes one is wearing curtir [v] CR rur. disused