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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "dressed" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 43 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
dressed trajeado [adj]
dressed vestido [adj]
General
dressed estofado [adj]
dressed curtido [adj]
dressed almohadillado [adj]
dressed adobado [adj]
dressed atildado [adj]
dressed condimentado [adj]
dressed aliñado [adj]
dressed aliñoso [adj]
dressed peinado [adj]
dressed adornado [adj]
dressed acicalado [adj]
dressed arropado [adj]
dressed sazonado [adj]
dressed habillado [adj] disused
dressed almohadillada [adj/f]
dressed vestida [adj/f]
dressed adobada [adj/f]
dressed sazonada [adj/f]
dressed atildada [adj/f]
dressed condimentada [adj/f]
dressed acicalada [adj/f]
dressed peinada [adj/f]
dressed vesitda [adj/f]
dressed arropada [adj/f]
dressed aliñosa [adj/f]
dressed adornada [adj/f]
dressed aliñada [adj/f]
Idioms
dressed preparado
dressed decorado
dressed adornado
Colloquial
dressed hecho un pincel
Law
dressed cepillado [adj]
Engineering
dressed rastrillado [adj]
dressed concentrado [adj]
dressed labrado [adj]
dressed puesto [adj]
General Medicine
dressed vestida [adj]
Psychology
dressed labrado [adj]
dressed aprestado [adj]
Machinery
dressed lavado [adj]
Gastronomy
dressed aderezado [adj]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
get dressed vestir [v]
get dressed vestirse [v]
General
over-dressed exagerado [adj]
dressed up repulido [adj]
dressed up peripuesto [adj]
getting dressed up acicalado [m]
getting dressed up acicalamiento [m]
man dressed in rags andrajoso [m]
person dressed like a harlequin arlequinado [m]
well-dressed lower class person chulo [m]
ill-dressed or ill-mannered priest clerizonte [m]
dressed lamb skin corderillo [m]
person dressed in rags desharrapado [m]
shabbily dressed person desharrapado [m]
person dressed in rags desarrapado [m]
shabbily dressed person desarrapado [m]
dressed as a cowboy estribo vaquero [m]
boy poorly dressed galopín [m]
dressed wineskin piezgo [m]
person dressed in rags andrajosa [f]
person dressed like a harlequin arlequinada [f]
dressed stone sillería [f]
smartly dressed acicalado [adj]
dressed in rags andrajoso [adj]
dressed up apuesto [adj]
dressed like a harlequin arlequinado [adj]
smartly dressed atildado [adj]
dressed down descorbatado [adj]
well-dressed galano [adj]
well-dressed guapo [adj]
well-dressed puesto [adj]
well-dressed refitolero [adj]
get dressed up arreglarse [v]
get dressed to go out aviarse [v]
be dressed up empaquetarse [v]
be dressed in a tie encorbatarse [v]
be dressed in mourning enlutarse [v]
be dressed in black enlutarse [v]
get dressed in ponerse [v]
be dressed trajearse [v]
get dressed vestir [v]
get dressed vestirse [v]
well-dressed lower class person chula [f]
person dressed in rags desharrapada [f]
shabbily dressed person desharrapada [f]
person dressed in rags desarrapada [f]
shabbily dressed person desarrapada [f]
dressed up emperifollado [adj]
dressed to the nines vestida de punta en blanco [adj]
well-dressed bien vestido [adj]
dressed in rags haraposo [adj]
dressed with mayonnaise cubierto con mayonesa [adj]
dressed with mayonnaise aderezado con mayonesa [adj]
well-dressed arreglado [adj]
get dressed up acicalarse [v]
get dressed up emperejilarse [v]
get dressed up empavonarse [v]
get dressed up emperifollarse [v]
wear (dressed in) traer [v]
be dressed estar vestido [v]
be dressed in ir vestido de [v]
be well dressed ir bien vestido [v]
be dressed informally estar de trapillo [v]
be dressed informally ir de trapillo [v]
be dressed in daily clothes estar de trapillo [v]
be dressed in daily clothes ir de trapillo [v]
get dressed trajearse [v]
be dressed in black tights llevar puestas medias negras [v]
be dressed in blue vestirse de azul [v]
be dressed in judge's robes llevar puesta la toga de juez [v]
a man dressed as father christmas un hombre vestido de Papá Noel
a man dressed as father christmas un hombre vestido de Santa Klaus
mutton dressed as lamb andar como quinceañera
dressed buck/buffalo skin ante [m]
dressed hemp chorrón [m]
soft dressed skin for gloves baldés [m]
place behind an altar where images are dressed and ornaments destined for that purpose are kept camarín [m]
lambskin dressed with the fleece corderillo [m]
dressed lambskin cordero [m]
ill-dressed or ill-mannered priest clerizonte [m]
calfskin tanned and dressed becerro [m]
tanned and dressed calfskin becerrillo [m]
dressed reddish deerskin correal [m]
boy dressed up as friar cucarro [m]
dish of meat dressed, poorly cooked guisote [m]
dressed deer-skin estezado [m]
holy week pilgrim dressed in a long robe and accompanying the pasos in spanish towns nazareno [m]
hair dressed, combed and curled peinado [m]
dressed wine-skin piezgo [m]
dressed vegetable potaje [m]
refuse of dressed hemp agramiza [f]
dressed lamb/kid-skin cabritilla [f]
dressed sheep-skin badana [f]
house/shop where skins are dressed and sold pellejería [f]
small dressed skin pellica [f]
well-dressed apuesto [adj]
ill-dressed acabado [adj]
dressed with capers alcaparrado [adj]
smartly dressed acicalado [adj]
splendidly dressed galano [adj]
fully-dressed jarifo [adj]
be dressed vestirse [v]
be dressed traerse [v]
dressed marten skins martas [f/pl]
ridiculously dressed person catimbao [m] fig.CL
figure dressed as soldier placed in the bullring dominguillo [m] disused
grotesque person that participates in the festivities of the corpus, dressed in rags or in an explicitly patched creole costume, mask with horns and wig made of ox tails or rope abago [m] EC
someone dressed to the nines alindongado [m] HN:W
person dressed in a ridiculous and inappropriate manner for an occasion arrisés [m] VE:W
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
dancer who performs a folkloric dance with a shotgun and dressed in rags in remembrance of a military heroic deed of the war of the pacific avelino [m] PE
poorly dressed balín cascado [m] NI
establishment where drinks are served and is attended by women dressed in little clothing or in a provocative manner café con piernas [m] CL
a traditional funerary dance in which dancers are dressed in black and wear bird feathers ayarachi [m] PE
somebody dressed to the nines tirado [m] HN:W
well-dressed man cachaco [m] CO
well-dressed man cachaco [m] VE:W
a dance celebrated on st. andrew's day, with women dressed in white and their hair powdered with talcum to make it white baile blanco [m] DO
a dance performed by a person dressed in black, with a wooden mask with a big mustache, a whip on his/her right hand and a stuffed iguana on his/her left hand, dancing with flute music and to the rhythm of a drum, in honor of st. matthew baile del garrobo [m] HN:W
dumb person dressed in rags chalungoso [m] PRderog.
man dressed as a wild west cowboy cow boy (inglesa) [m] USHNNIBO
well-dressed person cotonudo [m] SV
traditional carnival character representing an older black woman dressed in bright colors mama vieja [m] ARUY
attractive and fashionably dressed young man muñeco [m] HNNI
young, attractive, well-dressed young man peluche [m] HNteen
young, attractive, well-dressed young man muñeco [m] HNNI
attractive and fashionably dressed young man peluche [m] HNteen
well-dressed man pepito [m] CO:Cdisused
well-dressed man pepito [m] VE
person dressed in an extravagant and ridiculous way rayado [m] BO:W
man dressed with feathers and pendants in religious festivals who dance before images in processions samilante [m] AR:Nw
elegantly dressed person tipo [m] SV
dance by performers dressed in red and black stripes and a devil mask toletón [m] PA
soldier dressed as a civilian vestido de franco [m] GTHN
character dressed as a devil cachidiablo [m] rare
well-dressed person catrín [m] MXGTHNSVNICR
ill-dressed or ill-mannered priest clerizón (francés) [m] disused
black slave dressed in traditional african attire dancing in the street on three kings' day diablito [m] CU
posh dressed man pije [m] BOCL
lumber dressed four sides pontón [m] ESlocal
someone dressed to the nines alindongada [f] HN:W
painstakingly getting dressed and tidied up arreglada [f] MXGTHNSVNI
person dressed in a ridiculous and inappropriate manner for an occasion arrisesa [f] VE:W
ugly, dressed up woman becerra [f] VE
somebody dressed to the nines tirada [f] HN:W
poorly dressed person antínfora [f] DO
well-dressed woman cachaca [f] CO
well-dressed woman cachaca [f] VE:W
dumb person dressed in rags chalungosa [f] PRderog.