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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "given" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 23 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
given dado [adj]
General
given determinado [adj]
given asignado [adj]
given proclive [adj]
given postulado [m]
given debido [adj]
given dada [prep]
given dado [prep]
given dado [adj]
given inclinado [adj]
given expresado [adj]
given teniendo en cuenta [prep]
given dada [adj/f]
given inclinada [adj/f]
given expresada [adj/f]
Idioms
given a la luz de [prep]
Colloquial
given en vista de
Business
given donado [adj]
Law
given donado [adj]
Math
given expedido [adj]
Psychology
given fijado [adj]
Environment
given convenido [adj]
Linguistics
given definido [adj]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
given away regalado [adj]
prize given for the value of the last card in the game of malilla alce [m]
soup with some leftovers vegetables and legumes given to the poor at some convents bodrio [m]
blow given with a cloak capazo [m]
back stroke given to a ball cotín [m]
god-given right derecho divino [m]
support given to a king's retinue estado [m]
blow given on the neck of a bottle to break and remove the contents golletazo [m]
respectful treatment among muslims given to sultans and princes jadraque [m]
title given in castile to the head of the markers who contrasted coins marcador mayor [m]
title given to clergymen in aragon and catalonia mosén [m]
title given to second-class nobles in the ancient kingdom of aragon mosén [m]
given name nombre de pila [m]
point given to a card in a card game punto [m]
gift basket with candy given to councils at public functions canastilla [f]
obligation to be ordained within a given time coartación [f]
pardon or apostolic letters given for appointing conservative judges conservatoría [f]
piece of cake given in galleys costra [f]
badge given to victors in olympic games gaya [f]
given name gracia [f]
given name onomástica [f]
female having recently given birth parida [f]
woman who has recently given birth puérpera [f]
given to dado [adj]
given in concession to shepherds but maintained by owners horro [adj]
given to wandering about at night nocherniego [adj]
given to talking in one's sleep somnílocuo [adj]
be given darse [v]
have a job given to acomodarse [v]
have a position given to acomodarse [v]
be given lodging alojarse [v]
consider a given descontar [v]
have given up despedirse [v]
have given up from fatigue destroncarse [v]
be given off difundirse [v]
be given up sacrificarse [v]
given that presupuesto que [conj]
letters given to an ambassador or minister for a foreign state to admit and recognize them credenciales [f/pl]
permission to preach given to ecclesiastics by their superiors licencias [f/pl]
fine requiring payment seven times a given amount setenas [f/pl]
preferential treatment given to friends amiguismo [m]
something which is given liberally presente [m]
something which is given liberally obsequio [m]
given name nombre de pila [m]
given name nombre [m]
someone that is not a professional in a given field profano [m]
someone that is not a professional in a given field aficionado [m]
someone that is not a professional in a given field lego [m]
specialist in a given field entendido [m]
name given to several species of turtle galápago [m]
premium given at re-enlistment reenganche [m]
caress or embrace given as a sign of affection achuchón [m]
title given to a father paternidad [f]
blow given with a cloak capazo [f]
something which is given to the poor as charity limosna [f]
something which is given liberally dádiva [f]
something which is given in reply respuesta [f]
something of value given in return for an act recompensa [f]
the quality or payment given at time of marriage dote [f]
something which is given liberally donación [f]
gathering of cattle used to grazing in given place mancha (de ganado) [f]
blow/bump given with chest repechada [f]
given number of head of cattle punta [f]
early identification of the genetic nature of a given condition identificación temprana de la naturaleza genética de una condición dada [f]
given to stuttering tartajoso [adj]
given to walking andariego [adj]
given to habits (often bad) talludo [adj]
given to habits (often bad) talluda [adj]
be given the thumbs down ser recibido con descontento [v]
be given the thumbs down ser rechazado (plan) [v]
be given the sack ser despedido [v]
be given one's notice ser despedido [v]
be given to something ser dado a algo [v]
be given to doing something ser dado a hacer algo [v]
be given to vice encenagarse [v]
at a given time en un momento dado [adv]
any given time en cualquier momento dado [adv]
any given time en cualquier momento [adv]
given that dado que [conj]
abbreviation of the given name maría mª [abrev]
advice given or favor offered with the intention of benefiting oneself caridad con uñas [n] VE
given name nombre de pila
name given to the sun lorenzo
given name nombre propio
an appellation formerly given to the governor of a province adelantado [m]
a name given to opium in the east indies anfión [m]
collection of breeding mares given to the owner of the principal steed acogido [m]
slight tinge of blue given to linen to make it look white azulete [m]
blow/stroke given with a pike chuzazo [m]
stroke given with a foil or the fiat of a sword cimbronazo [m]
money given by winning gamblers barato [m]
signal given with a bell campanillazo [m]
early luncheon given to labourers bocadillo [m]
poison given in food bocado [m]
broken meat and garden stuff given to the poor bodrio [m]
name given reciprocally by the father and godfather of a child compadre [m]
nickname given to spaniards by the moors cristianillo [m]
thrust given with a fencing foil botonazo [m]
whipping given by jail prisoners to newcomers culebrazo [m]
soup given to the poor in convents brodio [m]
provision of oil, salt and vinegar given to shepherds cundido [m]
purging physic given to falcons curalle [m]
food given to animals cebo [m]
blow and wound given by the chafarote chafarotazo [m]
first feed of entrails of game given to hounds encarne [m]
present given to lenten preacher hornazo [m]
title given to bishops ilustrísimo [m]
mess given to fowls masón [m]
receipt given to someone who has paid on behalf of another lasto [m]
broken bread given to beggars mendrugo [m]
first color given in dyeing pie [m]
name given to several south american tribes orejón [m]
title of honor given to certain prelates monseñor [m]
food given to a bird of prey papo [m]
title given to clergymen in aragon and catalonia mosén [m]
appellation given by husband and wife to each other pariente [m]
appellative given to the christians by the moors rumi [m]
premium given at re-enlistment reenganchamiento [m]
blow given to a ball in the air voleo [m]
token of good marks given schoolboys vale [m]
star (mark given to a student) vale [m]
tip given to seamen at the end of a voyage adiafa [f]
means that are given to someone to stay asistencia [f]
title given to a church, chapel, or altar dedicated to the blessed virgin or a saint advocación [f]
share of spoils given to a knight caballería [f]
blow or butt given with or received on the head cabezada [f]
excess given in liquid measure chorrada [f]
sweetmeats given to servants on christmas eve colación [f]
money given to confirm a bargain caparra [f]
name given reciprocally by the mother and godmother of a child comadre [f]
refreshment given to travellers caridad [f]
contract with a doctor to attend the sick of a given district conducta [f]
security or pledge given for the performance of an agreement caución [f]
extra dish given in colleges on special days dupla [f]
blow on the head given in fun while the hand is being kissed buzcorona [f]
form given to a thing hechura [f]
figure given to a thing hechura [f]
food given to pilgrims gallofa [f]
promise given fe [f]
badge given to victors in olympic games gaya [f]
courteous appellation given to untitled persons merced [f]
treat or tip given at the conclusion of a deal robra [f]
dew-drenched herbs given to animals as medicine rociada [f]
dowry given by the queen of spain to her maids when marrying saya [f]
nickname given to spaniards by the moors cristianilla [f]
appellation given by husband and wife to each other parienta [f]
one given to method and order metodista [m/f]
given sparingly alambicado [adj]
given to fits accidentado [adj]
given to hogs cochinero [adj]