covered with - Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch

covered with

Play ENESENus
Play ENESENuk
Play ENESENau

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "covered with" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 2 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
covered with cuajadito  [adj] VE
covered with cuajadita  [adj/f] VE

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
gladiator that fights with his head and eyes covered andábata [m]
land covered with brambles and weeds balsar [m]
covered with copper cobreado [m]
matter or business covered with a deceptive appearance embuchado [m]
land covered with harvest sheaves gavillar [m]
doublet covered with chain mail jubete [m]
doublet covered with chain mail jubón ojeteado [m]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush mohedal [m]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush monte cerrado [m]
carriage with a wicker box covered by an awning with curtains cesta [f]
sea-bed covered with broken shells conchuela [f]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush moheda [f]
stone construction, covered with straw for livestock palloza [f]
covered with paste empastador [adj]
covered with sheepskin enzamarrado [adj]
covered with flowers florido [adj]
leave covered with sand and gravel arramblar [v]
become covered with water encharcarse [v]
become covered with water aguazarse [v]
be covered with cubrirse [v]
be covered with water enaguazarse [v]
become covered with sand enarenarse [v]
be covered with a hood encapuzarse [v]
be covered with wort or must enmostarse [v]
be covered with sheets ensabanarse [v]
be covered with carpet ensayalarse [v]
be covered with fluff entamarse [v]
be covered with chaff entamarse [v]
have covered the sky with clouds entoldarse [v]
be covered with dust entrapar [v]
be covered with impregnarse [v]
forest (a large tract of land covered with trees and underbrush; woodland) monte [m]
bread soaked in milk covered with egg and dipped in sugar or honey torrija [f]
covered with filth sucio [adj]
covered with filth mugriento [adj]
covered with filth mugroso [adj]
covered with filth inmundo [adj]
covered with fluff peludo [adj]
covered with fluff suave [adj]
covered with extraneous matter inmundo [adj]
covered with clouds nublado [adj]
covered with blood ensangrentado [adj]
covered with blood sanguinolento [adj]
covered with blood sangriento [adj]
covered with grass herboso [adj]
covered with mould mohoso [adj]
covered with mud turbio [adj]
covered with mud barroso [adj]
covered with mud lodoso [adj]
covered with mud fangoso [adj]
covered with dirt sucio [adj]
covered with ice cubierto de hielo [adj]
covered with dust polvoriento [adj]
covered with sharp points espinoso [adj]
covered with sharp points con espinas [adj]
covered with sharp points espinudo [adj]
covered with feathers emplumado [adj]
covered with sand arenoso [adj]
covered with snow cubierto de nieve [adj]
covered with snow nevado [adj]
covered with trees boscoso [adj]
covered with mud cubierto de barro [adj]
be covered with puddles encharcarse [v]
be covered with sores estar hecho un lázaro [v]
be covered with something cubrirse de algo [v]
get covered with mud encenagarse [v]
covered with snow cubierto de nieve
place covered with silver firs abetal [m]
place covered with furze aliagar [m]
flat ground covered with boulders callao [m]
mud wall covered at the top with straw or brushwood bardal [m]
land covered with thistles and weeds cardizal [m]
roof covered with lead emplomado [m]
iron plates covered with tin estaño [m]
doublet covered with mail jubete [m]
land covered with broom retamal [m]
uncultivated land covered with trees, shrubs, bushes or grass monte [m]
place covered with mallows malvar [m]
land covered with broom retamar [m]
distance covered with one rowing-stroke bogada [f]
sea-bed covered with broken shells conchuela [f]
mountain covered with bramble and underbrush moheda [f]
ground covered with brambles maleza [f]
ground covered with weeds mancha [f]
paste-board covered with leather pasta [f]
covered with weals acardenalado [adj]
covered with thick down algodonoso [adj]
covered with wounds acribillado [adj]
covered with ashes cenizoso [adj]
covered with bushes brozoso [adj]
covered with bristles erizado [adj]
covered with a helmet encapacetado [adj]
covered with a cuirass encorazado [adj]
covered with leather encorazado [adj]
covered with jewels enjoyelado [adj]
covered with white plaster enlucido [adj]
covered with hair peludo [adj]
covered with bushes matoso [adj]
covered with dust polvoroso [adj]
covered with rust ruginoso [adj]
covered with sweat sudoso [adj]
be covered with weals acardenalarse [v]
become covered with mire atarquinarse [v]
be covered with water encharcarse [v]
become covered with pimples engranujarse [v]
be covered with granules granularse [v]
be covered with weeds enmalecerse [v]
be covered with dust entraparse [v]
become covered with mire atarquinarse [v]
piles of weeds covered with earth and burned to serve as manure hormigueros [m/pl]
deep slough covered with grass huecú [m] CL
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] BO:W
frame in the form of a large half circle covered with canvas and adorned with flowers, fruit, dolls, and silverwork put together for festivals arco [m] NI
wire clip used to attach papers (sometimes covered with plastic) ataché (francés) [m] CU
a drum about 27 cm high by 24 in diameter, made with a hollowed trunk covered with leather on both sides kakülkultrumg [m] CL
a drum about 27 cm high by 24 in diameter, made with a hollowed trunk covered with leather on both sides calquelcultrún [m] CL
pastry made with pork meat, tomatoes and capsicum, covered with banana leaves bacán [m] CU
little open field covered with grass campichuelo [m] AR
a neighborhood path covered with gravel camellón [m] VE
an unpaved, dirt road covered with gravel camino ripiado [m] ECBO
a wall of sticks woven with canes and covered with mud bajareque [m] MXGTHNNICOVE
a wall of sticks woven with canes and covered with mud bahareque [m] NIDOVEECPE
cylindrical wafer filled with dulce de leche or cream and sometimes covered with chocolate cubanito [m] ARUY
plot of land covered with underbrush charral [m] NICRHN
small cone-shaped candy made with eggs, cornstarch, and sugar, and covered with syrup capuchino [m] CU
whip partially covered with leather chuzo [m] CUDOPR
any roof covered with tiles entejado [m] COEC
any roof covered with tiles entejado [m] MXrare
plot of land covered with thorny plants espinero [m] MXGTHNNIEC
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futbolito [m] HNSVNIECCLAR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futsal [m] ECPEBOCLARUY
small sweet cookie covered with chocolate, in the shape and color of a cigar habanito [m] ARUY
a drum about 27 cm high by 24 in diameter, made with a hollowed trunk covered with leather on both sides kakülkultrumg [m] CL
puff pastry stuffed with ham and cheese, and covered with a sweet layer jesuita [m] AR:NUY
process of becoming covered with weeds enmalezamiento [m] CL
place covered with old large roots ñoñal [m] PR
piece of baguette or white bread cut lengthwise, toasted and covered with refried beans and topped with melted cheese mollete [m] MX
mountain covered with snow nevado [m] MXCOECPEBOCLAR
dish formed by layers of flour paste that are covered with meat or vegetables pasticho (italiano) [m] VEAR
man covered with feathers and pendants in religious processions plumudo [m] AR:Nw
small arable land abandoned and covered with weeds rastrojo [m] CRPAVEAR:Nw
bun covered with sugar sacramento [m] AR
hillside covered with small stones sayar [m] AR:Nwrur.
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running around the square toroencuetado [m] HN
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running around the square torofuego [m] HN
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running through a crowd torito [m] GTPE
swamp covered with aquatic plants sibal [m] MX:Se
dancer covered with feathers and pendants in religious festival dances before images in processions suri [m] AR:Nw
small soft candy made with syrup, gelatin, covered with sugar flower tolín [m] CL
waste or unoccupied land covered with trees montaña [f] outdatedBOCLCOHNPEVE