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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "dress" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 123 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
dress traje [m]
dress vestir [v]
dress trajear [v]
General
dress indumento [m]
dress saya [f]
dress indumentaria [f]
dress ropa [f]
dress empavesar [v]
dress vendar [v]
dress desguazar [v]
dress zurrar [v]
dress vestimenta [f]
dress atuendo [m]
dress atavío [m]
dress aliñar [v]
dress traje [m]
dress vestido [m]
dress vestuario [m]
dress vestidura [f]
dress vestimenta [f]
dress adobar [v]
dress alistar [v]
dress aprestar [v]
dress cubrir [v]
dress guarnecer [v]
dress trajear [v]
dress vendar [v]
dress vestir [v]
dress curar [v]
dress ataviar [v]
dress condimentar [v]
dress engalanar [v]
dress arrear [v]
dress almohazar [v]
dress arreglar [v]
dress vestir (usar ropa) [v]
dress ponerse [v]
dress aliño [m]
dress arreo [m]
dress hábito [m]
dress ornato [m]
dress vestidura [f]
dress arropar [v]
dress acicalar [v]
dress apañar [v]
dress desbastar [v]
dress guarnecer [v]
dress guarnir [v]
dress labrar [v]
dress revestir [v]
dress revocar [v]
dress poner [v]
dress vestirse [v]
dress tocado [m]
dress compostura [f]
dress ajustar [v]
dress adornar [v]
dress componer [v]
dress curar (las heridas) [v]
dress poner (la mesa) [v]
dress guisar [v]
dress peinar [v]
dress podar (una viña) [v]
dress desbastar (madera) [v]
dress amortajar [v]
dress componerse [v]
dress ataviarse [v]
dress alinearse [v]
dress túnico [m] CO HN
dress atruendo [m] disused
dress camisón [m] CO VE
dress habillamiento [m] disused
dress tenida [f] PE BO CL
dress chantar [v] AMER
dress aconchar (italiano) [v] disused
dress adeliñar [v] disused
dress adrezar [v] disused
dress deliñar [v] disused
dress enderezar [v] disused
dress vestimentos [m/pl] disused
Idioms
dress de vestir [adj]
Colloquial
dress sayo [m]
dress emperejilar [v]
dress emperifollar [v]
dress empilchar [v] BO UY
Engineering
dress vestuario [m]
dress alineación [f]
dress ordenar (las conexiones) [v]
dress ordenar las conexiones [v]
dress cepillar [v]
dress labrar [v]
dress aderezar [v]
dress acepillar [v]
Medicine
dress curar [v]
Construction
dress revocar [v]
dress labrar [v]
Technical
dress cultivar [v]
dress desbarbar [v]
dress poner en orden [v]
dress aplanar [v]
dress terminar [v]
dress adiestrar [v]
dress reacondicionar [v]
dress podar [v]
dress cortar a dimensiones [v]
dress allanar [v]
dress cepillar [v]
dress alinear [v]
dress tallar [v]
Television
dress porte [m]
Aeronautics
dress rectificar [v]
dress alisar [v]
dress formar filas
Nautical
dress cepillar [v]
Gastronomy
dress cocinar [v]
Mining
dress preparación [f]
dress preparar minerales [v]
Petrol
dress (bit) afilar [v]
dress aguzar [v]
dress acondicionar herramientas de perforación
Literature
dress veste [f]
Poetry
dress veste [f]
Production
dress desbarbar [v]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
full dress frac [m]
evening dress frac [m]
dress-coat frac [m]
shroud (dress for the dead) mortaja [f]
hem (of a dress) orilla [f]
clothe (to put clothes on; dress) vestir [v]
dress (a wound) curar [v]
dress up vestir [v]
General
pinafore dress pichi [m]
long dress faldón [m]
pinafore dress mandil [m]
(dress) train cola [f]
dress up as disfrazarse de [v]
dress up disfrazarse [v]
dress up aderezarse [v]
dress up emperifollarse [v]
dress up engalanarse [v]
dress up entarascar [v]
dress up componerse [v]
dress up prenderse [v]
cross-dress travestirse [v]
dress well vestir bien [v]
dress badly vestir mal [v]
dress up repulir [v]
dress (food) aderezar [v]
dress up acicalar [v]
arab head-dress alfareme (árabe) [m]
traditional dress aparejo real [m]
dress coat capuz (francés) [m]
traditional ecuadorian and bolivian dress centro [m]
short dress tail colín [m]
dress made of deer skin correal [m]
each of the four parts that make up a dress cuarto [m]
dress rehearsal ensayo general [m]
dress sword espadín [m]
dress made of deer skin estezado [m]
frill of a dress falbalá (francés) [m]
baby's dress faldón [m]
dress lining falso [m]
dress coat frac [m]
dress coat fraque [m]
dress formerly worn by women gonete [m]
silk dress guardapiés [m]
mourning dress luto [m]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manolo [m]
ceremonial dress manto [m]
mourning dress monjil [m]
peplum dress peplo [m]
crude dress picote [m]
dress width tiro [m]
evening dress vestido de ceremonia [m]
dress suit vestido de ceremonia [m]
full dress vestido de ceremonia [m]
court dress vestido de corte [m]
evening dress vestido de etiqueta [m]
dress suit vestido de etiqueta [m]
full dress vestido de etiqueta [m]
evening dress vestido de serio [m]
dress suit vestido de serio [m]
full dress vestido de serio [m]
dress coat casaca [f]
dress pin aguja [f]
flamenco dress bata de cola [f]
antique fabric for dress linings camanonca [f]
small dress coat casaquilla [f]
girl from madrid wearing traditional dress chulapa [f]
dress tail colilla [f]
gaudy dress gaitería [f]
pretty dress or ornament galanía [f]
pretty dress or ornament galanura [f]
showy dress guapeza [f]
wool dress lana [f]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manola [f]
dress patch pega [f]
rustic dress saltaembarca [f]
rustic dress saltambarca [f]
gift from a queen to cover the cost of her servant's wedding dress saya [f]
unpleated part of a dress tabla [f]
purple dress empurpurado [adj]
in military dress coat militar [adj]
dress up ataviar [v]
dress up ataviarse [v]
dress up aderezarse [v]
dress up adornar [v]
dress oneself up adornarse [v]
dress up alindar [v]
dress oneself up alindarse [v]
dress up aliñar [v]
dress oneself up aliñarse [v]
dress oneself up alistarse [v]
dress oneself in alistarse [v]
dress up apañar [v]
dress oneself up ostentatiously aparatarse [v]
dress up aparejar [v]
dress oneself up aparejarse [v]
dress with clay arcillar [v]
dress flashy atusarse [v]
dress food aviar [v]
dress up empaquetar [v]
dress up emparamentar [v]
dress in one's sunday best endomingarse [v]
dress in mourning enlutar [v]
dress in black enlutar [v]
fit in a dress entallarse [v]
dress skins with herbs herbar [v]
dress up pulir [v]
dress oneself up pulirse [v]
dress in purple purpurar [v]
dress flax rastillar [v]
cross-dress travestir [v]
cross-dress travestirse [v]
dress in vestir [v]
dress up vestirse [v]
mourning dress/adornment lutos [m/pl]
traditional dress worn by ecuadorian and bolivian women centro [m]
dress circle (theatre) [uk] entresuelo [m]
full-dress coat frac [m]
bustle of woman's dress polisón [m]
fancy dress ball baile de etiqueta [m]
wedding dress traje de novia [m]
dress rehearsal ensayo general [m]
little black dress little black dress [m]
little black dress vestidito negro [m]
morning dress chaqué [m]
morning dress chaquet [m]
frill (of a dress) faralá [m]
woman's dress túnico [m]
dress code código de vestimenta [m]
sloppy dress and personal hygiene desaliño [m]
wedding dress vestido nupcial [m]
wedding dress vestido de novia [m]
bespoke dress vestido a medida [m]
blue dress vestido de novia con adornos ostentosos [m]
bling wedding dress vestido de novia [m]
dress forms maniquí de costura [m]
dress hanger colgador de ropa [m]
dress pattern patrón de vestido [m]
dress suit traje de vestir [m]
dress stone revestimiento de piedra fabricada [m]
dress with spots vestido con lunares [m]
dress-up game juego de vestirse [m]
dress-up game juego de disfrazarse [m]
dress pattern estampado [m]
ball dress traje formal [m]
ball dress vestido de gala [m]
part of a dress that covers the shoulder hombro [m]
bosom of dress pechera [f]
wear (dress) puesta [f]
baby dress ropa de bebé [f]
house dress bata de casa [f]
dress clothes ropa de vestir [f]
dress shirt camisa de vestir [f]
dress shop tienda de ropa [f]
dress shop tienda de vestidos [f]
tight (dress, clothing) justo [adj]
dress up in one's sunday best endomingarse [v]
dress for burial amortajar [v]
dress oneself in mourning enlutarse [v]
dress up emperejilar [v]
dress up emperifollar [v]
garb (clothe; dress) vestir [v]
dress a ship with flags empavesar [v]
(a dress) to try on probar [v]
do or dress one's hair tocarse [v]
dress oneself ataviarse [v]
dress one's hair peinarse [v]
dress up aderezar [v]
(dress) look good favorecer [v]
(dress) look good on favorecer [v]
(dress) suit favorecer [v]
adjust (dress) ceñir [v]
dress up embellecer [v]
dress warmly abrigarse [v]
dress up ponerse bonito [v]
wear fancy dress ponerse bonito [v]
wear fancy dress embellecer [v]
dress warmly vestirse con ropa de abrigo [v]
dress up as vestirse de [v]
dress a salad aliñar una ensalada [v]
dress a salad aderezar una ensalada [v]
dress lightly aligerarse de ropa [v]
know how to dress saber vestir [v]
wear dress in rags estar hecho un harapo [v]
dress casually vestir de sport [v]
dress casually vestir informalmente [v]
dress up trajearse [v]
dress to the nines atusarse [v]
buy a wedding dress comprar un vestido de novia [v]
be late for the dress rehearsal llegar tarde al ensayo de vestuario [v]
dress off quitarse la ropa [v]
dress a wound vendar una herida [v]
dress as if it is summer vestir como si fuera verano [v]
dress appropriately for the occasion vestir apropiadamente para la ocasión [v]
dress down the waiter for bringing cold soup regañar al camarero por traer la sopa fría [v]
dress in civilian clothes vestirse con ropa de civil [v]
dress in plain clothes vestirse con ropa de calle [v]
dress hurriedly vestirse apresuradamente [v]
dress immodestly vestirse inmodestamente [v]
dress in a sexually provocative manner vestirse de una manera provocativa [v]
dress one's leg vendarse la propia pierna [v]
dress off quitarse el vestido [v]
dress quickly vestirse rápidamente [v]
dress one's wound vendarse la propia herida [v]
dress plainly vestir sin gracia [v]
dress ship empavesar una embarcación [v]
dress sporty vestir con ropa deportiva [v]
dress somebody down reprender a alguien [v]
dress up like a superhero vestirse como un superhéroe [v]
dress up like her mom vestirse como su madre [v]
dress the baby vestir al bebé [v]
dress up smartly vestir bien [v]
dress oneself vestirse uno mismo [v]
dress somebody down reñir a alguien [v]
dress immodestly vestirse de manera atrevida [v]
dress plainly vestir sosamente [v]
dress ship decorar un barco con banderas para una ocasión especial [v]
dress in a sexually provocative manner vestirse de manera sexualmente provocativa [v]
dress somebody down darle un rapapolvos a alguien [v]
dress folding doblar ropa [v]
dress somebody down vestir a alguien con ropa informal [v]
dress ship embanderar una embarcación [v]
dress accessories accesorios de vestir [m/pl]
dress clothes prendas de vestir [f/pl]
traditional dress traje típico
two-piece dress vestido de dos piezas
pinafore dress vestido de tirantes
little black dress un vestidito negro
frilly dress worn by flamenco dancers vestido de faralaes
dress circle piso principal
dress rehearsal ensayo general
bridal dress traje de novia
evening dress traje de etiqueta
evening dress traje de noche
fancy-dress party fiesta de disfraces
national dress traje típico de un país
a dress of silk un vestido de seda
maternity dress vestido premamá
wedding dress traje de novia
low-cut dress vestido escotado
dress designer diseñador de vestidos
tight dress vestido apretado
dress shield elemento protector para prendas de vestir contra el sudor en las axilas
arab head-dress alfareme [m]
veil/head-dress for women alquinal [m]
false hair or wig worn by women to embellish their head-dress cairel [m]
lower-class native of madrid loud in manners and dress chulo [m]
layman wearing a clerical dress clerizonte [m]
puff in dress bollo [m]
negligence in dress desaliño [m]
negligence in dress desatavío [m]
small jewel for head-dress brinco [m]
low-necked (dress) descote [m]
diving-dress escafandra [m]
head-dress made of net-work escofión [m]
low cut in the neck (of a dress) escotado [m]
small dress sword espadín [m]
dress formerly worn by women gonete [m]
waist in female dress jubón [m]
dress made of skins/furs pellico [m]
dress like a scapular paletoque [m]
mourning-dress monjil [m]
children's night-dress mameluco [m]
one loud in dress/habits manolo [m]
coarse stuff or dress saco [m]
dress allowance vestuario [m]
head-dress tocado [m]
head-dress maker loquero [m]
flounce of a dress volante [m]
clown's dress sayo [m]
small dress sayuelo [m]
women's one-piece dress traje [m]
belt to hold the dress at the waist ceñidor [m]
band to hold the dress at the waist ceñidor [m]
woman's morning dress chapona [f]
bell-shaped dress fringe campanilla [f]
head-dress of sisters of charity corneta [f]
part of a collegian's dress worn over the gown beca [f]
head-dress cofia [f]
train (dress) cola [f]
ancient head-dress resembling a nun's wimple cariñana [f]
motley dress botarga [f]
dress-coat casaca [f]
gay and gaudy dress gaitería [f]
gala dress gala [f]
court dress gala [f]
pretty dress/ornament galanura [f]
kind of head-dress for women escarcela [f]
flamboyancy in dress or ornamentation garambaina [f]
a tunic or dress of silk or leather, sleeveless, and reaching to the calf of the leg, worn over the armour gonela [f]
ostentation in dress guapeza [f]
tawdry ornaments of dress guara [f]
fancy-dress masquerade máscara [f]
suspended balloon filled with sweets at a fancy dress ball piñata [f]
effeminacy in dress muñequería [f]
head-dress toca [f]
kind of rustic dress saltaembarca [f]
dress skirt saya [f]
persian head-dress tiara [f]
head-dress of gauze escofieta [f]
low cut in the neck (of a dress) escotadura [f]
one loud in dress/habits manola [f]
lower-class native of madrid loud in manners and dress chula [f]
person fond of dress/fashion modista [m/f]
affected (in dress) acicalado [adj]
dress leather apellar [v]
dress oneself aderezarse [v]
dress oneself atildar [v]
dress skins like chamois leather agamuzar [v]
dress, cook/season victuals aliñar [v]
dress with an adze aparar [v]
give a décolleté cut to a woman's dress desgolletar [v]
dress foods cocer [v]
pull off the cap or head-dress from destocar [v]
dress/season foods and drinks condimentar [v]
cut low in the neck (dress) descotarse [v]
cook/dress food guisar [v]
dress (a dish) hacer [v]
dress skins with herbs herbar [v]
dress ships (with bunting) empavesar [v]
cut a dress to the figure escotar [v]
dress the hair high encopetar [v]
dress cloth engrasar [v]
dress pompously/gorgeously entoldarse [v]
fry/dress in a frying-pan friendo [v]
dress the hair peinar [v]
dress or season with wine and sour gravy lamprear [v]
dress meat with a slow fire rehogar [v]
dress in an elaborate way perfilarse [v]
dress down (ironic) propinar [v]
dress vines a second time rendar [v]
dress affectedly repulirse [v]
dress in purple purpurar [v]
dress to advantage lucirse [v]
dress flax rastrillar [v]
shift dress in fresh clothes mudar [v]
dress in fresh clothes mudar [v]
comb and dress (the hair) tocar [v]
dress flax tascar [v]
be affected in dress (game) soplarse [v]
dress hides/pelts with sumac zumacar [v]
dress (leather) zurrar [v]
cook/dress food aderezar [v]
dress affectedly repulirse [v]
array (to dress, especially in fine clothes; adorn) vestir [v]
cook/dress food condimentar [v]
cook/dress food aliñar [v]
(clothes, dress) be baggy in nadar [v]
tawdry ornaments in female dress cintajos [m/pl]
dress of ecclesiastics hábitos [m/pl]
women's gaudy dress perendengues [m/pl]
tawdry ornaments in female dress cintarajos [m/pl]
dress-hoops caderillas [f/pl]
fancy dress disfraz [m]
garb (a distinctive style or form of clothing; dress) traje [m]
dress ball sarao [m]
fancy dress ball baile de disfraces [m]
fancy dress traje de capricho [m]
fatigue-dress traje de fajina [m]
bathing-dress traje de baño [m]
dress-suit traje de etiqueta [m]
dress-guard (carpentry) guardafangos [m]
court dress traje de corte [m]
dress coat frac [m]
full dress traje de etiqueta [m]
trim (dress or equipment) traje [m]
trim (a person's dress, adornment, or appearance) vestido [m]
walking-dress traje de paseo [m]
wedding-dress traje nupcial [m]
toilet (dress; attire; costume) vestido [m]
full dress de gala [adj]
dress flax rastrillar lino [v]
dress hides adobar y curtir cueros [v]
habit (to clothe; dress) vestir [v]
dress the hair peinarse [v]
re-dress vestir de nuevo [v]
re-dress vestirse de nuevo [v]
dress of indian women anaco [m] PE BO
short flannel dress worn by indian women centro [m] EC
band to hold the dress at the waist chumbe [m] SA
cord to hold the dress at the waist chumbe [m] CO PE
belt to hold the dress at the waist chumbe [m] SA
dress, costume of any material other than black silk camisón [m] CO VE
woollen monastic dress túnico [m] CL
habit (garb of a particular rank, profession, religious order, etc.; dress) traje [m]
a dress which has become too short zancón [m] MX VE
mourning dress zulú [m] CU
garment for women, usually a dress or a petticoat, that is long, rough, ugly and usually old balandrán [m] CR
long and very wide one-piece dress. balandrán [m] HN SV NI
semi-formal dress birrete [m] HN
maternity dress bobito [m] BO
lack of taste in dress cacherío [m] AR:Nw rare
lack of taste in dress cacherío [m] UY rare
gold chain adorned with gold coins or pendants worn by women in typical panamanian dress cabestrillo [m] PA
woman's dress camisón [m] VE
beautiful new dress chachai (del chino) [m] PA child
beautiful new dress chachay [m] PA child
beautiful new dress chachai [m] PA
baptism dress faldellín [m] CU disused
baptism dress faldellín [m] NI DO VE
horsehair plume on the crest of a military helmet worn as part of the full dress uniform flamín [m] BO
person with good taste who pays attention to how they dress fachero [m] BO:S AR UY
dress down day casual day [m] PR
wedding dress ajuar [m] MX
man who likes to dress elegantly and rigorously follow fashion futre (francés) [m] EC BO CL disused
old, large, and worn-out dress gabán [m] NI derog.
top of a woman's dress corpiño [m] EC CL AR
uneducated person who doesn't dress properly comunacho [m] PY derog.
dress-coat colepato [m] NI
young rebel from the 1960s who is characterized by an attitude of protest against the establishment, expressed by their forms of speech, dress or striking life colérico [m] BO CL disused
any ornament that hangs from the body, such as necklaces or earrings, or from a dress or a saddle guilindaje [m] HN derog.
any ornament that hangs from the body, such as necklaces or earrings, or from a dress or a saddle guilinduje [m] HN SV
mourning dress disimulo [m] DO
bright and boldly colored dress matachinado [m] CO:C
men's dress shoe makario [m] PE
dress making pattern molde [m] PA
young man who likes to dress up to show off pinganillo [m] EC BO
young man who likes to dress up to show off pinganillo [m] PE disused
new dress pollito [m] SV
fabric used for traditional dress worn by indigenous women saburete [m] PA
dress-coat yacumín [m] AR disused
sun dress solero [m] AR UY disused
wide dress without fitting zambuco [m] CU
dress suit vestido [m] PA CO
dress suit vestido de hombre [m] PA CO
dress suit vestido sastre [m] CO
dress coat vestón [m] BO CL
sleeveless and low cut dress solero [m] AR UY disused
dress-down day viernes de colores [m] DO
dress suit traje de carácter [m] EC
militia uniform that members of the army dress in for public acts traje de parada [m] BO
dress jacket vestón [m] BO CL
short dress baticulo [m] rare
small dress coat casaquín [m] derog.
ruana dress chamanto [m] CL
baptism dress faldellín [m] CU DO VE
dress like a scapular paletoque [m] rare
silk dress tapapiés [m] disused
head-dress of gauze escofia [f] disused
negligence in dress espesura [f] fig.
house dress bata de levantarse [f] NI CO CL
house dress batita de levantarse [f] DO
little girl dress bata [f] CU
dress shirt blusa [f] VE:W disused
maternity dress batita [f] HN
maternity dress batita de maternidad [f] DO
child's party dress cacona [f] DO
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class birlocha [f] BO
men's dress shirt blusa [f] VE:W disused
mestizo woman who has changed the skirt for the dress worn by women of higher social class apicera [f] BO
dress shoe chinela [f] HN
person with good taste who pays attention to how they dress fachera [f] BO:S AR UY
fringe or ribbon used to decorate or hem the border of a cloth or dress guarda [f] NI CR EC:S PE CL UY
uneducated person who doesn't dress properly comunacha [f] PY derog.
little girl that carries the train of the bride's dress in a wedding colera [f] PA
house dress levantadora [f] CO
sleeveless baby dress, buttoned in the front mañanita [f] NI
shawl or mantel of fine cotton typical of chola dress macana [f] EC BO
set of garments or ornaments to dress elegantly paquetería [f] PY AR
young woman who likes to dress up to show off pinganilla [f] EC BO
young woman who likes to dress up to show off pinganilla [f] PE disused
dress clothes ropa de color [f] HN NI
dress clothes ropa de vestir [f] HN
casual dress tenida casual [f] CL
formal dress tenida formal [f] CL
sun dress solera [f] BO CL PY AR UY
sleeveless and low cut dress solera [f] BO CL PY AR UY
silk dress albadena (árabe) [f] disused
dress coat casaca [f] CO
dress shirt cerristopa [f] ES local
pollera traditional dress pollera [f] PA CO
summer dress solera [f] AR UY
ragged dress tirilla [f] CL
low class person who tends to display aggressive behavior and dress in an exaggerated manner flaite [m/f] CL derog.
person with good taste who pays attention to how they dress facha [m/f] UY
person who is not physically graceful, is ungainly, or does not know how to dress properly malagracia [m/f] PE BO:E
frayed (dress/fabric) bichín [adj] HN derog.
sleeveless or with short sleeves (dress or blouse) desmangado [adj] HN NI
short (dress) cuto (del náhuatl) [adj] GT SV
concerned with one's appearance and dress pepillito [adj] DO
concerned with one's appearance and dress pepillo [adj] DO
short (dress) rabanero [adj] disused
dress up alistarse [v] NI PA VE PE CL
dress down articular [v] CL CO
dress up maquillar [v] fig.
dress oneself with affectation atusarse [v] fig.
dress smartly arriscar [v] PE SV rare
dress the head with a coif escofiar [v] disused
dress up arriscarse [v] CAM
dress someone like a chute (young men well dressed in the latest fashion) achutar [v] CL
dress outlandishly afocar [v] CU VE
dress and groom with care achivarse [v] SV
dress sharp afutrarse (de futre) [v] BO CL
dress up a child alistar [v] NI PA BO AR
dress up elegantly apirularse [v] CL
dress nicely arriscar [v] SV
dress up a child so as to look as an adult agrandar [v] AR:W
have an irregular hem (for a dress) bembear [v] CU
(a dress) fit calzar [v] CL AR EC UY rare
dress elegantly show off bacanear [v] BO
dress up elegantly catrinearse [v] HN SV NI CR rare