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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "in short" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 34 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
in short en resumen [adv]
in short en breve [adv]
in short total [adv]
in short en definitiva [adv]
in short abreviadamente [adv]
in short en cuentas resumidas [adv]
in short en resumidas cuentas [adv]
in short al fin de cuentas [adv] MXGTCRPRCOPEBOCLPY
Idioms
in short en definitiva [adv]
in short en fin [adv]
in short por todo [adv]
in short por todas [adv]
in short en compendio [adv] rare
in short en un final [adv] CU
Speaking
in short para abreviar
Phrases
in short resumiendo [adv]
in short al fin [adv]
in short en síntesis
in short en resumidas cuentas
in short en total
in short en breves palabras
in short en suma
in short en pocas palabras
in short a fin de cuentas
in short en fin
in short por fin
in short en corto
in short en resumen
in short al breve
in short en dos palabras
Colloquial
in short total [adv]
in short en síntesis
in short en un final [adv] CU
Law
in short en síntesis

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "in short" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 85 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
in the short run a corto plazo [adv]
a fat short humpbacked clown in italian puppet shows polichinela [m]
brief and short treatise in some trade or art cartilla [f]
in short supply parco [adj]
be in short supply escasear [v]
be in short supply parvificar [v]
be in short supply parvificarse [v]
short stop in dancing paradetas [f/pl]
be in short supply escasear [v]
in the short term a corto plazo [adv]
in a very short amount of time de la noche a la mañana [adv]
a short pause in a sentence bueno [interj]
short spear or dart used in tournaments bohordo [m]
short course of lectures in a university cursillo [m]
short lance used in olden times jineta [f]
short piece/essay in prose prosita [f]
short-stop in dancing paradeta [f]
short-stop in dancing paradilla [f]
written in short sentences clausulado [adj]
stop short in a discourse atascarse [v]
in a short time poco [adv]
in a short time dentro de poco tiempo [adv]
in a short time pronto [adv]
excessive amount of work to be completed in a short amount of time arrope [m] PR
variety of the avatí plant smaller in size than the common variety (with fine and short grain of a pearled shiny color) avatí pororó [m] AR:Ne
short text that advertises something in the ads section of a journal aviso clasificado [m] MXNICRPADOCOVEBOPYARUY
a short musical theme played in a radio broadcast to change the topic bache musical [m] SV
collective andean dance that includes soft and short tapping and was originally performed in the round during harvest in prehispanic times cachua [m] BOPErur.
short skirt typically made of rags, worn over a slip or underskirt by rural women in the sierra debajero [m] EC:C
circumstantial work or business that reports gains in a short amount of time curro [m] ARUY
short and free ride in a car colazo [m] SV
short, intensive course in a discipline concentrado [m] CU
something done twice in a short period of time doblete [m] GTHNSVNI
short skirt decorated with filigree, beads, and sequins used as a costume in folk dances pollerín [m] BO:C,W
variety of short comedy play in the rio de la plata tenements sainete [m] AR
short sleeve shirt without side pockets that is wide and pleated in front and cinched at the waist, which students use as part of their uniform cubayera [f] HN
with short wings making it a favorite in cock fights (rooster) alicorto [adj] PR
with only very short feathers in its tail (farmyard bird) búlico [adj] HN
lend money in the short term with a high interest and take a valuable object as collateral garrotear [v] CU
be in short supply lacerar [v] disused
in short order a la minuta [adv] BOPY
written in short sentences clausulada [adj/f]
Idioms
in a short time de ayer a hoy [adv]
in short pants de corto [adv]
in a short period of time de una mano a otra [adv]
in the short run a corto plazo [adv]
in the short term a corto plazo [adv]
in short supply escaso
in the short haul muy pronto
in the short run en el corto plazo
give someone a short ride in a vehicle dar un colazo [v] GT
drink a large amount of alcohol in a short amount of time darle duro [v] DOVEBO
Phrases
in the short run a corto plazo [adv]
in the short term a corto plazo [adv]
in the short haul a corto plazo [adv]
in the short run a corto plazo [adv]
in a short while en breve [adv]
in the short run en un futuro próximo
in the short run en un futuro cercano
in the short run en un futuro inmediato
in short supply escasear
in short order en poco tiempo
in short order en breve plazo
in a very short time a pocos lances
in the short haul a la vuelta de la esquina [adv]
Colloquial
cut someone short in a speech chafar [v]
in a short minute en daca esas pajas [adv]
short lapse in time ratón [m] MXGTBO:E
stay in one place for only a short time durar lo que dura un pedo en una canasta [v] CL
in short order en dos monazos [adv] GTHNNICR
in short order en un monazo [adv] GT
Proverbs
who falls short in the head must be long in the heels quien no tiene cabeza, debe tener piernas [old-fashioned]
Business
write in short hand taquigrafíar [v]
in the short term a corto plazo [adv]
Electricity
maximum short-circuit currents in welding corrientes máximas de cortocircuito en soldadura
Engineering
short spear that breaks off in bull neck rejón [m]
Aeronautics
in short supply escaso [adj]
in short supply en déficit
Zoology
mammal rodent up to 60 cm in length, yellowish fur, pointed snout, small ears and short tail acure [m] VEPE
Botany
variety of flax sown in spring, with a short branchy stem, producing more yarn lino caliente [m]
variety of flax sown in spring, with a short branchy stem, producing more yarn lino cañocazo [m]
a plant up to 12 m in height, short trunk, lanceolate leaves, pale green to gray and white border (furcraea tuberosa) cocuisa [f] PR
a plant up to 12 m in height, short trunk, lanceolate leaves, pale green to gray and white border (furcraea tuberosa) cucuisa [f] PR
Folklore
(in popular tradition) mischievous and teasing fantastic character, short in stature, wearing a large hat and one hand made of wool the other of steel, of spanish origin duende [m] DOAR:Nw
dance of the atlantic coast region performed in pairs, with short steps and shuffling paseo [m] CO