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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "ears" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 4 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
ears orejas [f/pl]
General
ears polveras [f/pl] SV
Colloquial
ears pantallas [f/pl] UYderog.
Anatomy
ears oídos [m/pl]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
ringing in the ears zumbidos [m/pl]
ringing in the ears acúfenos [m/pl]
General
with big ears orejudo [adj]
fall on deaf ears caer en saco roto [v]
prick up one's ears aguzar el oído [v]
cropping the ears desorejamiento [m]
man with long hair over his ears but bald on top cuatro orejas [m]
pulling of the ears orejón [m]
ringing in the ears silbido de oídos [m]
field planted taking advantage of the uncollected ears of grain ricia [f]
with hairy ears cuchareta [adj]
wet behind the ears verde [adj]
put ears back flat alastrar [v]
lay ears back amusgar [v]
cover the ears of atronar [v]
crop the ears desorejar [v]
move its ears orejear [v]
fall on deaf ears perderse [v]
lop ears orejas de soplillo f[/pl]
garment to keep the ears warm orejera [f]
all ears escucho [adj]
all ears todo oídos [adj]
by the head and ears en deuda o en apuros [adj]
by the ears por los oídos [adj]
by the ears por las orejas [adj]
by the head and ears con el agua al cuello [adj]
be all ears ser todo oídos [v]
open one's ears aguzar el oído [v]
prick up one's ears levantar las cejas [v]
cover one's ears taparse los oídos [v]
cover one's ears taparse las orejas [v]
be all ears ser todo orejas [v]
box somebody's ears pegar [v]
box somebody's ears dar una bofetada [v]
bleed from one’s ears sangrar por los oídos [v]
by the head and ears profundamente [adv]
drooping ears orejas caídas [f/pl]
drooping ears orejas gachas [f/pl]
foolish words fall on deaf ears a bagazo no hacer caso [expr] VE
wet behind the ears gusto a leche [n] CL
person who is wet behind the ears gusto a leche [n] CL
music to someone's ears música para los oídos
pierced ears orejas agujereadas
ear-drop or wire to keep ears pierced abridor [m]
cropping the ears desorejamiento [m]
someone who crops off the ears desorejador [m]
omelet made of the ears of green corn rigüe [m]
nape hone of a dog, between the ears viento [m]
ringing in the ears zumbido [m]
ringing in the ears zumbo [m]
covering for the ears orejera [f]
someone who crops off the ears desorejadora [f]
offensive to pious ears malsonante [adj]
having one or both ears cut off (horses) tronzo [adj]
throw back the ears alastrar [v]
throw back the ears amusgar [v]
stop the ears of horses atronar [v]
shake out grain from ears of corn desgranar [v]
crop the ears desorejar [v]
shake the ears (an animal) orejear [v]
ring (the ears) zumbar [v]
box one's ears zumbarse [v]
sore ears mal de oídos [m]
covering the ears of atronamiento [m]
be head over ears in debt estar cargado de deudas [v]
prick up one's ears aguzar las orejas [v]
prick up one's ears prestar atención [v]
be head over ears in debt estar comido por las deudas [v]
over head and ears por encima de las orejas [adv]
head over ears por encima de las orejas [adv]
cylindrical leather mallet used to hit ears of corn in order to remove the kernels capacho [m] AR:Nwrur.
pulling of the ears chorejazo [m] SV
annual ceremony in which the ears or back of livestock are marked floreo [m] CL:N
disease that produces tumors on ears of corn carbón [m] MXGTHNAR
fighter cock shaved around the base of the crest or behind the ears gallo afeitado [m] PR
flick someone's head or ears with one's fingers lepe [m] VE
torture consisting of simultaneously slapping both ears to cause pain and loss of balance teléfono [m] CLdisused
tagging cattle ears tronce [m] VE
measurement of 400 logs or 400 ears of corn sonte [m] GT
field planted taking advantage of the uncollected ears of grain ricio [m] ESlocal
pulling of the ears descarga [f] CUDOPRVE
cap or hat that covers the head and ears chapeta [f] SV
intestines, stomach, and ears of beef or pork fuerza [f] PRrur.
long hair, especially around the ears or nape of the neck corbeja [f] DOPR
masked character with large ears and a very long trunk, characteristic of the barranquilla carnival marimonda [f] CO
pile of harvested ears of corn and cotton moticha [f] SVNIrur.
hamper to collect spikes or ears of grain goja [f] disused
gold or silver sheet to clean teeth or ears pajuela [f] CO
horse/mare with drooping ears nambí [m/f] AR
person with anotia (missing one or both ears) choreja [m/f] SV
with cropped ears (horses) sonto [adj] GTHNNI
lowering back and ears due to tiredness or heat (horses) acholado [adj] AR:Nw
deformed (boxer's ears) arrepollado [adj] AR
having one or both ears mutilated or damaged sorejo [adj] PR
having one or both ears mutilated or damaged gacho [adj] DOPR
missing one or both ears gocho [adj] CO:EVE:W
wet behind the ears gusto a leche [adj] CL
white with black ears orejinegro [adj] CO
relating to ears of corn mazorquero [adj] AR
constantly moving ears and tail to scare flies, when punished, or when forced to march mosqueador [adj] ARrur.
with drooping ears muengo [adj] CU
with white ears orejiblanco [adj] PR
with one or two mutilated ears sorejo [adj] PRrur.
with one or both ears cut off zonto [adj] HNSVNI
with ears covered zurumbo [adj] SV
wet behind the ears tortolito [adj] rare
having one or both ears cut off (horse) tronzo [adj] rare
with blocked ears zurumbo [adj] SV
open one's ears pajarear [v] MX
form ears (corn) jilotear [v] CAM
lay ears back (animal) amusgar [v] VE
lay ears back (animal) amugar [v] VE
tie corn ears in pairs ayuntar [v] VE
tie two ears of corn with dry leaves apersogar [v] VErur.
flatten the ears as an indication of annoyance (horse/mule) amugar [v] VE
place the ears back/down as an indication of annoyance (horse/mule) amusgarse [v] NI
cut the ears of a fighting cock in preparation for a fight desorejar [v] PR
pull someone's ears chorejear [v] NI
pull someone's ears orejear [v] HNSVNIGTBO:WAR:Nw
sprout ears of corn mazorcar [v] CU
sprout ears of corn mazorquear [v] SV
constantly move ears and tail to scare flies, when punished, or when forced to march mosquear [v] MXAR:NwUYrur.
collect piles of harvested ears of corn and cotton motichar [v] SVNIrur.
remove the ears sontear [v] GTHNNI
remove the ears from a person or animal zontear [v] GTHNNI
sprout ears of corn mazorquear [v] MX
grab by the ears orejear [v] CO
remove the ears zontear [v] HN
head over ears completamente [adv] fig.
with big ears orejuda [adj/f]
with cropped ears (horses) sonta [adj/f] GTHNNI
having one or both ears cut off (horses) tronza [adj/f]
Idioms
wet behind the ears en pañales [adj]
pin someone's ears back castigar [v]
be wet behind the ears estar verde [v]
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears meterse en un berenjenal [v]
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears meterse en un aprieto [v]
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears meterse en un embrollo [v]
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears meterse en aprietos [v]
bring a hornet's nest about one's ears meterse en un lío [v]
be a treat to the ears ser un regalo para los oídos [v]
be all ears aguzar las orejas [v]
be all ears aplicar el oído [v]
prick up one's ears aplicar el oído [v]
have money coming out of one's ears apalear oro [v]
nail someone's ears back cardarle la lana a alguien [v]
nail someone's ears back dar un jabón a alguien [v]
nail someone's ears back cagar a pedos a alguien [v]
nail someone's ears back soltar una andanada a alguien [v]
nail someone's ears back soltar la andanada a alguien [v]