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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "in spanish" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 3 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
in spanish en español
Colloquial
in spanish en cristiano [adv]
in spanish en cristiano

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "in spanish" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 100 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
the letter k in the spanish phonetic alphabet kilo [m]
the letter s in the spanish phonetic alphabet sábado [m]
what is this called in spanish? ¿cómo se llama esto en español?
General
in colonial america, person born of moorish and spanish parents albino [m]
a municipal judge or governor in the philippines during the spanish colonial period capitán pasado [m]
small spanish silver coin, which has been in circulation in spain since 16th century carlín [m]
christian of spanish descent in morocco farfán [m]
18th century group followers of spanish theater in contrast to the chorizos. polaco [m]
step in an ancient spanish dance rey [m]
in colonial america, person born of moorish and spanish parents albina [f]
in spanish dance, movement with the opposing foot in the opposite direction deshecha [f]
letter ñ in spanish eñe [f]
double letter r in spanish alphabet letra canina [f]
step in an ancient spanish dance retirada [f]
born of parents from different races, especially spanish and mulatto in colonial america coyote (náhuatl) [adj]
designated for military functions during the spanish civil war and in the national zone estampillado [adj]
in the style of spanish poet antonio machado's works machadiano [adj]
units of moroccan soldiers in spanish military bodies of former protectorate of morocco regulares [m/pl]
intensifier suffix in spanish achón [suf]
intensifier suffix in spanish achona [suf]
spanish or hispano-american and living in the united states hispano [adj]
pronounce c as s in spanish sesear [v]
spanish word used only in america americanismo [m]
open gallery round a court-yard in a spanish house cenador [m]
bending movement in a spanish dance cimbrado [m]
step in a spanish dance doble [m]
christian of spanish descent in morocco farfán [m]
supreme authority in spanish morocco jalifa [m]
holy week pilgrim dressed in a long robe and accompanying the pasos in spanish towns nazareno [m]
professor in spanish universities regente [m]
member of the carlist regiments in spanish civil war requeté [m]
step in a spanish dance rey [m]
a step in spanish dancing sustenido [m]
a unit of moroccan troops in the spanish army tabor [m]
indian compelled to serve in spanish households tanor [m]
spanish step in dancing vacío [m]
moorish document written in spanish with arabic letters aljamía [f]
a movement in the spanish dance contenencia [f]
step in a spanish dance deshecha [f]
splits (in certain spanish dances) despatarrada [f]
front-door grating or screen in spanish houses cancela [f]
spanish step in dancing carrera [f]
rapid movement in a spanish dance carrerilla [f]
stanza in old spanish poetry castellana [f]
canonry in spanish cathedrals doctoral [f]
small coin circulating in the low countries during the spanish rule placa [f]
step in an ancient spanish dance retirada [f]
indian compelled to serve in spanish households tanora [f]
relating to money struck in spanish america columnario [adj]
in the style of the spanish painter goya goyesco [adj]
transformation of someone into gachupín (spanish person living in america) with its vices and customs agachupinamiento [m] MX
blended spanish-portuguese language which is used in the uruguayan-brazilian border bayano [m] UY
a road in use, designed and built during the period of spanish colonization camino real [m] MXHNNIPAEC
quantity that can be contained in a cuartillo or quarter of a cajuela, a cajuela is equivalent to 1/20 of a spanish bushel cuartillo [m] CR
(in spanish cards) 10 of gold chanón [m] HNNI
mixed-race, spanish-speaking male person with indigenous features living in the cities of the ecuadorian mountain range cholo [m] EC
spanish man established in the usa cachupín [m] ECPEBO
spanish man established in the usa gachupín [m] MXBOderog.
spanish man established in the usa gachupín [m] CUdisusedderog.
spanish man established in the usa gachupo [m] MX
tarascan word used in spanish tarasquismo [m] MX
latin phrase used in spanish latinazgo [m] CLderog.
sunday function in spanish universities dominical [f] outdated
mixed-race, spanish-speaking female person with indigenous features living in the cities of the ecuadorian mountain range chola [f] EC
spanish woman established in the usa cachupína [f] ECPEBO
spanish woman established in the usa gachupina [f] MXBOderog.
set of five baccalaureate courses that make up the curriculum in a bilingual english-spanish high school high school (inglés) [f] HN
person born in spain or of spanish descent gaita [m/f] ARUY
relating to any european or spanish newcomer in america chapetón [adj] CO
which has the characteristics, vices or customs of the gachupín (spanish person living in america) agachupinado [adj] MX
pertaining to someone who only speaks an indigenous language and cannot communicate in spanish cerrado [adj] BO
pertaining to what pertains to argentina and comes from the spanish tradition, especially in the rural area criollo [adj] AR
make someone acquire the vices and customs of the gachupín (spanish people living in america) agachupinar [v] MX
acquire the vices and customs of the gachupín (spanish person living in america) agachupinarse [v] MX
adopt the customs of the spanish-speaking country in which someone is living acriollarse [v] PYARUYrare
adopt the customs of the spanish-speaking country in which someone is living acriollarse [v] PADOPRVEPECL
insult someone in chilean spanish rotear [v] CL
speak to someone in chilean spanish rotear [v] CL
relating to money struck in spanish america columnaria [adj/f]
relating to any european or spanish newcomer in america chapetona [adj/f] CO
in the style of the spanish painter goya goyesca [adj/f]
Idioms
talk/tell in plain spanish (or english) hablar en cristiano [v]
talk/tell in plain spanish (or english) hablar en román paladino [v]
in the spanish style a la española [adv]
Colloquial
latin phrase used in spanish latinajo [m] derog.
person born in spanish yoyega [m/f] ARUYdisused
latin phrases used in spanish latinajos [m/f] derog.
the number fifteen in some spanish card games niña bonita ES
International Law
multinational project on the use of new technologies in training spanish teachers in the caribbean proyecto multinacional sobre el uso de nuevas tecnologías en la preparación de profesores de español en el caribe
Education
standards-based test in spanish (sts) pruebas en español basadas en los estándares de california
Rehabilitation
pronunciation of c as s in spanish seseo [m]
Military
a contingent of moroccan troops in spanish service mía [f]
contingent of moroccan troups in spanish service mía [f]
Theater
corridor in early spanish theatres tertulia [f]
History
a spanish royal bodyguard in full armor corselete [m]
Folklore
music that accompanies folklore dance, generally with lyrics in spanish and quechua carnavalito [m] PEBOAR
dancer who performs in a typical dance wearing 18th century spanish clothing corcovado [m] PE
(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
an annual festival held in the Spanish towns of baza and guadix cascamorras [m]
popular dance celebrated on new years or three kings day in which the dancers wear colonial costumes and masks that represent spanish governors, which they make fun of with ridiculous poses and simulate dealing out justice huaconada [f] PE