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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "during" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 13 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
during durante [prep]
General
during bajo [adj]
during durante [prep]
during por [prep]
during a lo largo de [prep]
during mientras [conj]
during en [prep]
during cuando [adv]
Idioms
during en tanto [adv]
during entre tanto [adv]
Phrases
during en un momento de
Colloquial
during tan y mientras [conj]
Law
during en el transcurso de

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
cooked meats served cold during day of the dead (día de los muertos) fiambre [m]
General
newsreel (during spanish dictature) nodo [m]
newsreel (during spanish dictature) no-do [m]
difficulty breathing during sleep pesada [f]
person who adopted values of the french enlightenment during the 18th century afrancesado [m]
sympathizer with the french during the napoleonic invasion afrancesado [m]
military campaigns formed in of north africa during the twentieth century africanista [m]
currency made during time of alfonso the tenth alfonsino [m]
time during which the office of antipope is occupied antipapado [m]
paper money during the french revolution asignado [m]
a municipal judge or governor in the philippines during the spanish colonial period capitán pasado [m]
light ship that used to transmit news during time of war catascopio [m]
rain fall during autumnal equinox cordonazo de san francisco [m]
supporter of germany during one of two world wars germanófilo [m]
judas effigy burned in the streets during holy week judas [m]
offerings and prayers for the dead made during the nine days after death novenario [m]
allotment of lands during the conquest repartimiento de indios [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tanganillo [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tarangallo [m]
person who adopted values of the french enlightenment during the 18th century afrancesada [f]
sympathizer with the french during the napoleonic invasion afrancesada [f]
burlap wrapped around wine casks during fermentation barbillera [f]
group that sings humorous and satirical songs during carnival chirigota [f]
feeding time during molting season freza [f]
offerings and prayers for the dead made during the nine days after death novena [f]
a device used to give an electric shock during electrical torture electrica picana [f]
a device used to give an electric shock during electrica picana [f]
a device used to give an electric shock during electrical torture picana eléctrica [f]
stop made by the clergy during a burial to sing the prayer for the dead posa [f]
eating during lent promiscuación [f]
harvest of resin secreted by pines during the resin season remasa [f]
distribution received by capitulars attending choir during the terce hour terzuela [f]
descendant of almanzorben abiámir, who founded taifa kingdoms in the levant of spain, during the start of the 11th century amirí (árabe) [m/f]
adopting customs of the french enlightenment during the 18th century afrancesado [adj]
sympathizing with the french, during the napoleonic invasion afrancesado [adj]
during august agostizo [adj]
descendant of almanzorben abiámir, who founded taifa kingdoms in the levant of spain, during the start of the 11th century amirí (árabe) [adj]
created in madrid during carlos v's chidlhood chambergo [adj]
designated for military functions during the spanish civil war and in the national zone estampillado [adj]
supporting germany during one of two world wars germanófilo [adj]
imprisoned during the inquisition penitenciado [adj]
heat up during fermentation ahervorarse [v]
have a stay during winter invernar [v]
eat meat during lent promiscuar [v]
verses accompanying the calling of participants' names during the game that took place on the eve of kings, consisting of matching by raffle a gentleman with a lady to serve throughout the year motes [m/pl]
meat sold during easter and eaten after lent carnes nuevas [f/pl]
festivities celebrated in ancient rome during the month of may in honor of malefic characters lemurias [f/pl]
low and flat area of plains that floods during winter estero [m]
red army hat which was used during the russian civil war budiónovka [f]
place where a rest stop is made during a trip etapa [f]
supporter of germany during one of two world wars germanófila [f]
have a break during a trip repechar [v]
break fast (during ramadan) romper el ayuno (durante el ramadán) [v]
during fasting durante el ayuno [adv]
during fasting en ayunas [adv]
during production durante la producción [adv]
during this week a lo largo de esta semana [adv]
thirteen coins that the bridegroom gives the bride during the catholic wedding arras [f/pl]
during the week entre semana
expensive cloth from middle east used during middle age aceituní [m]
a spanish sympathizer with the french, during the napoleonic invasion (1808-1813) afrancesado [m]
small basket used during vintage cobanillo [m]
effigy of judas burnt in the streets during holy week judas [m]
lees (sediment settling during fermentation, especially in wine; dregs) suelo [m]
extra must poured into pipes and butts as an allowance for wastage during fermentation atestadura [f]
damage sustained by merchandise during transport avería [f]
faction in valencia during the days of charles v germanía [f]
small coin circulating in the low countries during the spanish rule placa [f]
vigil (a watch kept during normal sleeping hours) vela [f]
a spanish sympathizer with the french, during the napoleonic invasion (1808-1813) afrancesada [f]
born in a plane during a flight aeronato [adj]
relating to the spaniards sided with the allies during the first world war aliadófilo [adj]
during the night nocturno [adj]
during life vitalicio [adj]
keep watch during the first hours of the night sonochar [v]
during the night nocturnamente [adv]
surprise visit to a house during the christmas holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] CUPR
surprise visit to a house during the carnaval holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] UY
display of flags or banners waving to the rhythm of a drum and flute during a dance bandereo [m] HNNIDO
rowdy speech read during evening student parties or in the days before carnival to ridicule people bando [m] BO
river and swamp grass which cattle eat during a drought caguaso [m] CU
a piece of any fish, generally dried and salted dogfish, that is consumed mainly during the holy week period bacalao [m] PYARUY
a set of small particles of the bagasse already burnt, spread in the air during grinding bagacillo [m] CU
(during a party) a custom by which a gift is offered to the hosts ayni [m] BO:W,C
music that is performed at dawn and outdoors during the festivities albazo [m] PE
member of the colombian liberal party during the middle of the 20th century cachiporro [m] CO
collective andean dance that includes soft and short tapping and was originally performed in the round during harvest in prehispanic times cachua [m] BOPErur.
wooden frame for building the fire bull (loaded with fireworks and carried around town during festivals) cacaste [m] HNSVNI
wooden frame for building the fire bull (loaded with fireworks and carried around town during festivals) cacastle [m] MXGT
low land that is usually inundated during the rainy period bajumbal [m] VE
a dance performed during the celebration of the "guancasco" between gracias and mejicapa, which is an annual festivity of the patron saints of such two neighbor towns as a sign of friendship baile del encierro [m] HN:W
a road in use, designed and built during the period of spanish colonization camino real [m] MXHNNIPAEC
beating of a piston during movement due to wear or a fault in adjustment that generates a slight clearance campaneo [m] MX
a low land that is inundated during river floods bajío [m] EC
a low land that is inundated during river floods bajial [m] PACUCOVEECPEBO:Ne
utensil with a drain in which cacao is placed during several days until the sticky sap covering has been drained off desbabadero [m] VE
low-lying plot of land in which water accumulated during the rainy season curiche [m] BO:N,E
low-lying plot of land in which water accumulated during the rainy season curichi [m] BO:N,E
student who illegally uses a cheat sheet during a test chanchullero [m] BO
regulated study of a subject during a certain amount of time cursado [m] PEAR
fantastic character that likes to eat ash from the fireplaces in houses during the night cipe (del náhuatl) [m] HN
fantastic character that likes to eat ash from the fireplaces in houses during the night cipitillo [m] HN
fantastic character that likes to eat ash from the fireplaces in houses during the night cipitío [m] HNSV
group of students who prepare for a profession during school hours círculo de interés [m] CU
piece of paper on which a student makes a note of formulas and information in order to use them secretly during a test chanchullo [m] BO
stall for selling food or gaming during popular festivals chinamo [m] NICR
short stick used by pepinos (clowns) to hit people during carnival festivities chorizo [m] BO:W
round musical instrument made of flattened metallic bottle tops, used during traditional bolivian festivities chullu-chullu [m] BO
person who performs improvised music during parties just for the fun of it chuinero [m] DO
person who wears a tunic and hood during the holy week processions cartucho [m] EC
egg shell filled with perfumed water or flour that are thrown at people as a game during carnival cascarón [m] BO:W,C
egg shell filled with perfumed water or flour that are thrown at people as a game during carnival cascarón [m] PErare
egg shell filled with perfumed water or flour that are thrown at people as a game during carnival cascarón [m] ECdisused
blow from a cascarón egg shell during carnival cascaronazo [m] BO:W,C
part of ecuadorian cities founded during the colonial period casco colonial [m] EC
caretaker of the fighter cock during the fight coleador [m] PR
caretaker of the fighter cock during the fight careador [m] ARdisused
caretaker of the fighter cock during the fight careador [m] HNNIDOPR
break typically one minute long during a cock fight careo [m] PR
owner of a temporary stall set up during popular festivals where food and drink are sold carpero [m] AR:Nw
balloon filled with water to spray people during carnival globito de carnaval [m] BOPYAR:Ne
fighter cock that fights, runs, and forces the opponent to exert itself during jolting gallo de carrera [m] PR
fighter cock that fights, runs, and forces the opponent to exert itself during jolting gallo de salida [m] PR
type of howl used by farmers when in others' company during parties grito [m] PA
(in cockfights) caretaker who watches over the rooster during the fight coleador [m] PR
road where parking is prohibited during certain hours corredor vial [m] COVE
small peach that ripens during march and april cuaresmillo [m] PE
historical period during which some countries of latin america were colonies of spain coloniaje [m] MXGTHNNICRCUDOPRECPEBOCLARUY
intermediary between buyer and seller who receives a commission from both to sell goods at elevated prices during times of scarcity coyote [m] HNSV
lifestyle during the time of the urban guerrilla revolution conchoprinismo [m] DO
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
older man who directs the dances during town festivals huehuenche [m] MX
older man who directs the dances during town festivals güegüenche [m] MX
special chapel where the statue of christ is displayed during holy week humilladero [m] CO
ceremony during which a sorcerer tries to transmit his magical or curative powers to a person to prevent a curse icaro [m] PE:Erur.
chant used to contact the spirits during certain rituals and ceremonies icaro [m] PE:Erur.
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
provisions carried by farmers on their trips or during their work in the fields cocahui [m] BO
competition disputed during carnival in which some horse riders try to take possession of a basket hanging from an arch in which there is a duck or in other cases to pluck the head of the bird jalapato [m] PE
bow worn by the bride and groom during the marriage ceremony lazo [m] MX
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
provisions carried by farmers on their trips or during their work in the fields kohawi [m] BO:W
blow to the head during a cock fight langosteado [m] PR