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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "coins" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 6 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
coins monedas [f/pl]
General
coins dinero trocado [m]
coins galas [f/pl]
Slang
coins chauchas CL
Finance
coins moneda acuñar
coins moneda metálica

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "coins" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 98 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
roll of coins cartucho [m]
scam of giving what appears to be a roll of coins, but has none inside cartucho de perdigones [m]
title given in castile to the head of the markers who contrasted coins marcador mayor [m]
orderly collection of coins and medals monetario [m]
set of shelves, drawers or boards where coins and medals are arranged monetario [m]
place for shelves or drawers where coins and medals are arranged monetario [m]
consented difference between their official law in coins remedio [m]
amount of gold or silver in bars, jewels or coins, established by law ley [f]
amount of coins minted before passing through authorized circulation rendición [f]
press coins cerrillar [v]
die for milling coins cerrillos [m/pl]
thirteen coins arras [f/pl]
wedding coins arras [f/pl]
someone that collects coins numismático [m]
someone that collects coins numismática [f]
create coins acuñar [v]
thirteen coins that the bridegroom gives the bride during the catholic wedding arras [f/pl]
ancient coins monedas antiguas [f/pl]
children's game in which several children dispute a handful of coins thrown into the air garata con puños [n] DO
officer in the mint who burnishes coins blanquecedor [m]
set of weights used for testing gold and silver coins dineral de (oro/plata/quilates) [m]
roll of coins cartucho [m]
large stake hidden under coins of small value (gambling) embuchado [m]
collector of coins numismático [m]
size of coins módulo [m]
reverse (coins) reverso [m]
cabinet of ancient coins monetario [m]
die (for coins) troquel [m]
silver and copper alloy used for coins vellón [m]
die for milling coins cerrilla [f]
various spanish and foreign coins corona [f]
heap of doubloons/coins doblonada [f]
collector of coins numismática [f]
incuse (some coins) incuso [adj]
of less value (coins) sencillo [adj]
mill coins cerrillar [v]
13 coins given by the bridegroom to the bride at a wedding arras [f/pl]
game of tossing up coins chapas [f/pl]
coins that are tossed by the godfather at a christening for children to grab bolo [m] US:Sw
coins that are tossed by the godfather at a christening for children to grab bolo [m] MX
gold chain adorned with gold coins or pendants worn by women in typical panamanian dress cabestrillo [m] PA
coins and bills clavo [m] MX
belt of pig skin with large pockets and decorated with silver coins chanchero [m] AR
large amount of small denomination coins centavero [m] HN
children's game with coins cuadrilete [m] NI
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
coins that are thrown after a marriage or baptism manchancho [m] AR:Nw
stacking and wrapping up coins encartuchado [m] EC
game of hoyuelo, where players throw coins or balls into a hole from a distance ñoco (kikongo) [m] PE
set of coins the godfather throws to children at a christening patacón [m] PA
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] CL disused
game where coins are thrown against a wall, and the coin that lands closer to the others, wins pite [m] CO:Sw
ribbon with silver coins worn on the forehead trarilonco [m] CL
handful of coins that the godfather of a baptism gives to the children present bolo [m] MX
childrens' game where the objective is to toss coins or round objects at a wall with the goal of getting as close to the wall as possible arrimadita [f] AR UY
hidden bottle with coins from the colonial era botijuela [f] DO rur. disused
small denomination coins cacharpa [f] MX
money, coins, or bills cifra [f] MX
face of costa rican coins on which the coat of arms of the republic of costa rica is engraved escudo [f] CR
game involving taking turns tossing coins into a small hole in the ground grilla [f] PR rur.
face of costa rican coins indicating the value corona [f] CR
coins that are thrown after a marriage or baptism manchancha [f] AR
tossing of coins by children at weddings and baptisms marchanta [f] AR
gift given at baptisms, usually in the form of coins mariquita [f] PR
small denomination bills and coins mumuja [f] SV
silver gaucho's belt buckle with a carved central plate and coins attached by chains rastra [f] AR UY
children's game involving throwing coins at a line the winner comes the closest raya [f] BO:W
gramophone or phonograph that works with coins sinfonola [f] MX NI
lipped/ragged (of coins) alabiado [adj] rare
small (coins) minuto [adj] disused
throw coins or candy into the air to entertain children during carnival festivities chauchitar [v] BO:W,C
change big notes or coins sencillar [v] AR:Nw rur.
change big notes or coins sencillar [v] PE PY
handful of coins thrown in the air by the godfather at a baptism to the typically poor children gathered outside the church capillos [m/pl] EC
handful of coins tossed into the air for children to pick up at a baptism capillos [m/pl] EC
children's game that involves throwing coins into the air, calling the face that will be up when they hit the ground chapas [f/pl] PR
incuse (some coins) incusa [adj/f]
lipped/ragged (of coins) alabiada [adj/f] rare
of less value (coins) sencilla [adj/f]
Idioms
exchange bills or coins for others of lesser value hacer sencillo [v] GT CL rare
Colloquial
hiding higher value coins under those of lesser value embuchado [m]
million peseta coins kilo [m]
change money into small coins derretir [v]
change money into small coins derretir [v]
Finance
banknotes and coins billetes y moneda metálica
Economy
coins in circulation monedas en circulación
Engineering
collection of coins and medals monetario [m]
Science
branch of discipline studying on coins numismática [f]
Math
gold coins monedas de oro
Coil Minting
money in coins moneda [f]
money in coins moneda metálica [f]
Botany
palm tree or other type of tree planted during certain festivals or carnival which are decorated with coins, bottles, bread, and other objects to later be knocked down after dancing around them humisha [f] PE
Games
game of guessing the total number of coins inside a fist chinos [m/pl]
game of chapas, throwing two coins in the air to get 2 faces landing up chapas [f/pl]
Folklore
necklace worn by indigenous women made of coral and glass beads and old coins chachal (del maya) [m] GT
Card Games
jack of coins (reversis card game) pendanga [f]
seven of coins in perejila card game perejila [f]