hard fall

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "hard fall" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 32 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	hard fall	tumbo [m]
2	General	hard fall	talegada [f]
3	General	hard fall	tumba [f]
4	General	hard fall	matón [m] SV
5	General	hard fall	talaguashtazo [m] SV
6	General	hard fall	malmatón [m] NI
7	General	hard fall	pencazo [m] GTHNSVNI
8	General	hard fall	malmatón [m] NI
9	General	hard fall	cachimbazo [m] GTHNSVNI
10	General	hard fall	macanazo [m] GT
11	General	hard fall	tallazo [m] DO
12	General	hard fall	pencazo [m] CO:Nrare
13	General	hard fall	vergazo [m] GTHNSV
14	General	hard fall	reventón [m] DO
15	General	hard fall	madrazo [m] GTHNSV
16	General	hard fall	vastagazo [m] CR
17	General	hard fall	suelazo [m] CO:C,NVEECPECL
18	General	hard fall	malmate [m] SV
19	General	hard fall	reventón [m] CRrare
20	General	hard fall	huevazo [m] HNSVNI
21	General	hard fall	aguacatazo [m] GTHNSVNI
22	General	hard fall	pancada [f] EC
Colloquial
23	Colloquial	hard fall	pencazo [m] CL
24	Colloquial	hard fall	ranazo [m] MXGT
25	Colloquial	hard fall	somatón [m] MXGTHNSVNI
26	Colloquial	hard fall	matada [f] HNSVCUVE
27	Colloquial	hard fall	malmatada [f] HNNICRrur.
28	Colloquial	hard fall	malmatada [f] SV
29	Colloquial	hard fall	sófero [adj] PE
Slang
30	Slang	hard fall	madrazo [m] MX
31	Slang	hard fall	morongazo [m] GTHNSV
32	Slang	hard fall	pijazo [m] HN

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "hard fall" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 10 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	a hard blow or fall	aguacatazo [m] GTHNSVNI
2	General	hard and loud fall	zapotazo [m] MXHNSV
3	General	suffer a hard fall resulting in grave physical injury	desmadrar [v] MXGTHNSV
4	General	fall down hard	escocotarse [v] PR
Idioms
5	Idioms	fall on hard times	vivir en tiempos difíciles [v]
6	Idioms	fall on hard times	atravesar tiempos difíciles [v]
7	Idioms	fall on hard times	atravesar una época nefasta [v]
Colloquial
8	Colloquial	hard fall on one's rear	tamborilazo [m]
9	Colloquial	hard fall on one's rear	tamborilada [f]
10	Colloquial	hard blow from a fall	matazo [m] DO