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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "illness" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 26 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
illness enfermedad [f]
illness dolencia [f]
General
illness mal [m]
illness morbo [m]
illness bajón [m]
illness encanijamiento [m]
illness mal [m]
illness morbo [m]
illness zamarrazo [m]
illness dolencia [f]
illness indisposición [f]
illness indisposición [f]
illness depravación [f]
illness afección [f]
illness arrebato [m] BO
illness malaestanza [f] disused
illness malatía [f] disused
illness malencia [f] SV
illness maleta [f] disused
illness desgracia [f] outdated
illness maletía [f] disused
Colloquial
illness arrechucho [m]
illness calate [m] HNSV
illness peste [f] NIBO:W
Law
illness padecimiento [m]
Medicine
illness enfermedad [f]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
sudden illness accidente [m]
losing weight due to illness ahilamiento [m]
losing weight due to illness ahílo [m]
illness suffered by europeans on arrival to latin america chapetón [m]
illness caused by fright espanto [m]
vague illness ramo [m]
illness brought by europeans on arrival to latin america chapetonada [f]
occupational illness enfermedad ocupacional [f]
work-related illness enfermedad ocupacional [f]
occupational illness enfermedad profesional [f]
work-related illness enfermedad profesional [f]
prone to illness enfermucho [adj]
lose weight due to illness ahilarse [v]
lose weight due to illness deshilar [v]
resist due to a vice contracted by illness entablarse [v]
horse illness affecting the legs, neck, and throat agujas [f/pl]
mild illness achaque [m]
habitual ailment remaining after an illness reliquia [f]
dread of contagion or illness aprensión [f]
mental illness enfermedad mental [f]
mental illness locura [f]
treatment of mental illness psicoterapia [f]
alzheimer illness enfermedad de alzheimer [f]
have a terminal illness tener una enfermedad mortal [v]
be stricken by (illness) estar aquejado de [v]
be stricken with (illness) estar aquejado de [v]
suffer from an illness padecer de una enfermedad [v]
suffer from an illness sufrir de una enfermedad [v]
recover from an illness reponerse de una enfermedad [v]
recover from an illness recuperarse de una enfermedad [v]
give someone an illness pegar una enfermedad a alguien [v]
give someone an illness contagiar una enfermedad a alguien [v]
spread an illness to someone pegar una enfermedad a alguien [v]
spread an illness to someone contagiar una enfermedad a alguien [v]
lose weight (due to illness) demacrar [v]
become severe (illness) volverse grave (enfermedad) [v]
become serious (illness) llegar a ser grave (enfermedad) [v]
a mysterious illness una enfermedad misteriosa
mental illness enfermedad mental
fit of illness acometimiento [m]
sudden fit of illness insulto [m]
illness produced by the shade of this tree litre [m]
a trace of illness ramo [m]
dull ache or pain left after an illness or injury redolor [m]
fit of illness acometida [f]
illness affecting europeans newly arrived in america chapetonada [f]
illness of the blood hemopatía [f]
mark/trace left by illness lacra [f]
aggravation of an illness subida [f]
be seized with illness adolecer [v]
have an illness adolecer [v]
be seized with a fit or sudden illness accidentarse [v]
recover strength after illness aletear [v]
come on (illness) dar [v]
recover from illness curarse [v]
recover from illness restablecerse [v]
recover from an illness recobrarse [v]
recover from an illness or financial calamity convalecer [v]
recover from illness curarse [v]
get over an illness convalecer [v]
get over an illness reponerse [v]
depression or illness due to nostalgia (children) amartelo [m] BO
depression or illness due to the absence of a loved one amartelamiento [m] BO
illness afflicting farmyard birds that is highly contagious and lethal accidente [m] GTHNSVrur.
illness in cattle caused by tripanosomiasis bovina cacho hueco [m] HN
illness attributed superstitiously to the negative influence of the rainbow cuichi [m] ECrur.
catarrhal illness that some animals contract dandí [m] DOrur.
ecuadorian aborigine who treats illness empirically using massages fregador [m] EC
illness caused by ringworm giote [m] MX
welt or skin rash due to illness caused by ringworm giote [m] MX
thyroid illness güecho [m] NI
illness characterized by sudden rise in temperature, headache, inflammation of the respiratory tract and other symptoms colerón [m] BO:C,W
(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
(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
(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
illness caused by exposure to gases malviento [m] EC
alleged illness dolor correlativo [m] PRrur.
illness caused by exposure to drafts malaire [m] EC
illness among newborn children, known for the blue-green color of the excrement mucle [m] HN
illness among newborn children, known for the blue-green color of the excrement pujo [m] PA
illness caused by liver fluke pirgüín [m] CL
illness caused by liver fluke pirhuín [m] CL
illness caused by liver fluke pirigüín [m] CL
physical or mental illness produced by magic or witchcraft soplado [m] EC
illness caused by vapors from a cadaver ijillo (náhuatl) [m] HN
illness caused by vapors from a cadaver ijiyo (náhuatl) [m] HN
illness due to exposure to drafts malviento [m] EC
illness caused by liver fluke pirgüín [m] CL
weakness from exhaustion or illness aguadencia [f] GTSVNI
symptoms of mild illness andancia [f] VE
illness in some mammals cause by an infection by the protozoa trypanosoma evansi derrengadera [f] VE
decline due to illness dejativez [f] NIrur.
illness that affects the eyes of roosters culebrilla [f] PRrur.
illness that affects pigs culebrilla [f] PR
illness a child contracts from having nursed from a pregnant mother or wet nurse cipencia [f] NIdisused
temporary illness that affects tourists from europe visiting the americas chapetonada [f] CO
medical opinion on the state of a patient's illness epicrisis [f] NICRCO
plant illness produced by pathogenic fungi cenicilla [f] GTHNrur.
physical illness caused by a spirit causa espiritual [f] PRrur.
illness caused by urinary retention imbombera [f] CO
illness that is not serious lereca [f] DO
catastrophic illness enfermedad catastrófica [f] CL
slight illness maleza [f] NIDO
illness or discomfort a child suffers when their mother becomes pregnant again pechera [f] SV
sudden onset of illness pataleta [f] CLARUY
prediction of an illness by smoking a puro cigar pureada [f] HNSV
prediction of an illness by smoking a puro cigar pureada [f] SV
feigned illness roña [f] CO
long illness zamarrada [f] ESlocal
sick from ciguatera (foodborne illness from fishes) aciguatado [adj] DOPR
in bed due to a mild illness achocado [adj] PR
stunned or disturbed as a result of an illness or another cause barbasqueado [adj] BO
not causing a serious illness (infection/virus) banal [adj] UY
pale from illness biche [adj] PA
in decline due to illness descompuesto [adj] PE
referring to someone who has aches and pains due to illness or being hungover (person) con el cuerpo cortado [adj] MXPRPECL
relating to the illness chagas chagático [adj] HNBOcult
completely recovered from a disease or illness (person) chalita [adj] BO
skinny, squalid or weak, usually because of an illness ajilado [adj] HNNICUDOPR
skinny, squalid or weak, usually because of an illness agilado [adj] PR
healthy, especially if elderly or recovering from an illness giro [adj] MX
with a non-serious illness golpeado [adj] CR
with a disfigured face by illness or fatigue halado [adj] CU
swollen and pale due to illness imbombo [adj] CO
skinny due to illness peche [adj] SV
recovered from illness overjol (inglés overhaul) [adj] HN
get ciguatera (foodborne illness from fishes) aciguatarse [v] DOPR
catch an illness (especially a cold or the flu) apestar [v] NICOARUY
feel sad due to illness amotetarse [v] PR
disfigure one's face due to illness or fatigue halar [v] CUDO
worse (referring to a patient's illness) descotorrarse [v] SV
have one's growth stunted due to illness descriarse [v] GTHN
manifest symptoms (referring to an illness that had been incubating) desenchiparse [v] CO:C,E
lose weight due to age or illness chuparse [v] GTCUEC:CCL
cause illness in an animal entecar [v] AR
rub the part of the body causing illness or discomfort in traditional aboriginal medicine in ecuador fregar [v] EC
be exhausted due to illness (person) estroncarse [v] PRrur.
lose weight due to illness escurrirse [v] GTNICREC
be weakened due to illness (person) estroncarse [v] PRrur.
get worse (illness) gravarse [v] NI
worsen (illness) gravarse [v] NI
recover from an illness componerse [v] MXGTHNSVNIVEARUY
have a disfigured face due to illness or fatigue halarse (francés) [v] CUDOPR