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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "horns" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 14 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
horns cuernos [m/pl]
General
horns cuerna [f]
horns cláxones [m/pl]
horns claxons [m/pl]
horns astamenta [f]
horns cornadura [f]
horns cornamenta [f]
horns cuerna [f]
horns encornadura [f]
horns armamiento [m] disused
horns armadura [f] rare
Colloquial
horns herramienta [f]
Finance
horns metales [m/pl]
Automotive
horns bocinas [f/pl]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
growing horns apitonamiento [m]
budding horns apitonamiento [m]
bovine with horns facing down cubeto [m]
ram with strong long horns pitorro [m]
annual grown ring in sheep horns redro [m]
bull with sparklers on its horns running at a festival toro de fuego [m]
fighting bull without wooden balls on its horns toro de puntas [m]
bull with sparklers on its horns running at a festival toro de ronda [m]
bull with sparklers on its horns running at a festival toro jubillo [m]
game consisting of throwing stones at bull's horns calva [f]
thrust from horns cornada [f]
space between horns cuna [f]
locking horns topada [f]
with fine and thin horns astifino [adj]
bearing large horns cornalón [adj]
bearing horns open outwards corniabierto [adj]
bearing close set horns corniapretado [adj]
bearing horns turning inwards cornibrocho [adj]
having downturned horns cornigacho [adj]
having horns that turn upward corniveleto [adj]
with horns facing down cubeto [adj]
with horns facing down gacho [adj]
with strong long horns pitorro [adj]
gore with horns amurcar [v]
spout horns apitonar [v]
bud horns apitonar [v]
butt with horns cornear [v]
lose skin as horns grow in descorrear [v]
be lost (skin as horns grow in) descorrearse [v]
tip horns with a wooden ball embolar [v]
put balls on the tips of bulls' horns embolar [v]
grow horns encornudar [v]
grab by the horns mancornar [v]
tie together by the horns mancornar [v]
butt with it's horns morcar [v]
lock horns topar [v]
lock horns topetar [v]
small horns cercetas [f/pl]
thrust with the horns cornada [f]
horned (having horns) cornudo [adj]
horned (having horns) astado [adj]
tossed between horns of bull encunado [adj]
tossed on the horns of bull encunado [adj]
with long horns de cuernos largos [adj]
catch with the horns empitonar [v]
tip horns with a wooden ball embolar [v]
remove the horns from descornar [v]
secure a steer by the horns mancornar [v]
blow/stroke with the horns amurco [m]
casting of the horns desmogue [m]
strap for yoking oxen by the horns cornal [m]
place where deer rub their horns escodadero [m]
bud or root of the horns of animals hijo [m]
young bull with horns tipped morucho [m]
yearly ring formed upon the horns of animals of the genus ovis and capra redro [m]
quick rush of the bull's horns viaje [m]
strap for yoking oxen by the horns cornil [m]
horns of an animal cornadura [f]
horns of an animal cornamenta [f]
space between the horns of cattle cuna [f]
position of horns encornadura [f]
thrust with the horns (from animals) cornada [f]
having widespread horns corniabierto [adj]
with close-set horns corniapretado [adj]
with horns pointing forward cornidelantero [adj]
with horns pointing slightly downwards cornigacho [adj]
having horns turned sharply upward corniveleto [adj]
having horns curved downwards gacho [adj]
gore with the horns amurcar [v]
butt with the horns acornar [v]
put balls on the tips of bulls' horns embolar [v]
cast the horns (deer) desmogar [v]
knock or cut the horns off a stag descogotar [v]
toss between the horns embrocar [v]
begin to get horns encornudar [v]
catch between the horns encunar [v]
twist the neck of and hold down on the ground with the horns downwards mancornar [v]
tie two head of cattle by the horns mancornar [v]
butt with the horns acornear [v]
horns of animals astas [f/pl]
first horns of a deer garcetas [f/pl]
horns of a bull puntas [f/pl]
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
cattle horns that are pointed inward cacho cumbo [m] HNrur.
cattle horns pointed up and back cacho peinado [m] HN
removal of an animal's horns descache [m] ECrur.
horns of a cattle that point outward cuerno de brazada [m] HN
small green worm with horns (tobacco industry) chiflú [m] PRrur.
bull producing offspring with no horns mochador [m] UYderog.
ram just growing out horns topeco [m] BO:E
thrust with the horns (from animals) cachada [f] COECSVHNNI
wound from a bull's horns cabezada [f] DO
blow using the horns of an animal cachada [f] MXHNSVNIrur.
machine used to cut the horns off a cow from the base desmochadora [f] UYrur.
leather strap tied to cattle's leg and horns to prevent them from jumping fences suelda [f] HNrur.
very white, with pink horns and blue eyes (cattle) borcelano [adj] VE
with long horns (cattle) cachón [adj] HNCRPACO
with long horns (cattle) cachón [adj] HNCRPACOrur.
with long horns (cattle) cachudo [adj] MXGTHNSVNICRPAVEECPEBOCL
with horns that point downward (cattle) currito [adj] HN
with horns twisted, uneven, or pointing down (cattle) curro [adj] CR
with twisted horns currutaco [adj] CR:Nw
with its horns pointing down carabuco [adj] DOPRrur.
with its horns pointing down cornigacho [adj] DOPRrare
with very large horns guampón [adj] ARrur.
with very large horns guampudo [adj] ARUYrur.
born with horns facing down (cattle) gambeto [adj] NICR:Nwrur.
with its horns bent down (cattle) cornigacho [adj] DOPRrare
with its horns bent down (cattle) carabuco [adj] DOPR
having very wide-set horns destemplado [adj] HN
lacking horns melón [adj] MX:Nw
lacking horns motón [adj] DO
with no horns muco [adj] NICR
producing offspring with no horns mochador [adj] UYderog.
with back-turned horns pailetas [adj] CR
having unclipped horns puntal [adj] MXNICRrur.
missing one or two horns soroco [adj] PRrur.
with back-turned horns pailetas [adj] CR
lose one's horns descacharse [v] CO
tie cattle by the horns afrontilar [v] MX
cut off the horns of an animal descachar [v] HNNI
gore (horns) cachar [v] GTHNSVCOVEECCLrare
begin to grow horns abotonar [v] CRPArur.
lose one's horns (animal) descacharse [v] HNNICRCLrur.
remove the horns of an animal (generally cattle) desguampar [v] UYrur.
blunt the horns of cattle desbotonar [v] HNrur.
dull the horns of livestock descabar [v] SV
break one's horns (animal) descacharse [v] HNNICRCLrur.
remove an animal's horns descachar [v] MXHNNICRPACOVErur.
cut the horns of an animal (generally cattle) desguampar [v] UYrur.
tie up an animal with a rope from the horns to one of it's front legs in order to lead it easily compullar [v] AR:Nwrur.
grow horns encornar [v] HN
cutting or filing livestock horns trasnar [v] SVrur.
gore with the horns amufar [v] disused
grab by the snout and horns barbear [v] CU
catch with horns cachar [v] GTCOCL
grow horns encornar [v] HN
lock horns topear [v] disused
tip horns traspuntar [v] HN
have horns tipped traspuntarse [v] HN
having widespread horns corniabierta [adj/f]
with horns pointing slightly downwards cornigacha [adj/f]
with horns pointing forward cornidelantera [adj/f]
with close-set horns corniapretada [adj/f]
having horns turned sharply upward corniveleta [adj/f]
having horns curved downwards gacha [adj/f]
tossed between horns of bull encunada [adj/f]
tossed on the horns of bull encunada [adj/f]
Idioms
take the bull by the horns coger el toro por los cuernos [v]
grab the bull by the horns coger el toro por los cuernos [v]