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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "items" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 4 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
items artículos [m/pl]
items piezas [f/pl]
Engineering
items partidas [f/pl]
Biology
items elementos [m/pl]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "items" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 297 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
household items menaje [m]
arranged items aliño [m]
set of seven items semanario [m]
thirteenth part of the value of items sold that was paid to the jurisdictional lord trecén [m]
glass items sold in a glass store cristalería [f]
personal items hatería [f]
sell second-hand items chamarilear [v]
sale items oportunidades f[/pl]
entry into books of items that had previously been concealed afloramiento [m]
joining two items together acoplamiento [m]
someone who is selling foodstuffs and household items abacero [m]
arrangement of items in a line alineación [f]
someone who is selling foodstuffs and household items abacera [f]
newspaper section for news items gacetilla [f]
pertaining to or being the second of two items segundo [adj]
pertaining to or being the second of two items éste [adj]
state in items especificar [v]
ancillary items elementos auxiliares [m/pl]
person who clandestinely locates items to be exchanged for a commission corredor de permuta [n] CU
items on sale artículos en oferta
sale items artículos en oferta
rope (a string of items attached in one line) fila [f]
news-items noticias [f/pl]
news-items actualidades [f/pl]
placement of items one on top of the other apilonamiento [m] HN NI
store that sells essential items abasto [m] VE EC disused
hoarding commercial items with intent to dominate the market abarque [m] EC
pot made with three royal palms used to carry miscellaneous items beniquén [m] DO
horse-drawn cart used to carry firewood and other miscellaneous items birloche [m] CL:S
someone who is strong and able to carry heavy items buey de carga [m] CU
person who sells stolen items cachinero [m] EC:N
person who sells stolen items cachinero [m] PE
group of useless items cachivacherío [m] AR:Nw
group of useless items cachivacherío [m] PE UY PY
pile of useless items cachivachero [m] HN SV NI CR VE
place in a home where useless items are stored cachivachero [m] NI PY
pile of discarded items cachureo [m] CL
canvas cushion used to carry heavy items on the head abonuco [m] CU rur.
a person who packs groceries or other items into bags bagger (inglés) [m] PR
disordered appetite for food or other items esmayamiento [m] PR
group of collapsed items desburrungazón [m] SV
disordered appetite for food or other items desmayamiento [m] DO PR
room in which many items are kept, generally old items or items no longer in use cuarto de desahogo [m] CU
a small room that is typically used to store items of little use cuarto de san alejo [m] CO
a small room that is typically used to store items of little use cuarto del rebrujo [m] CO:W
a small room that is typically used to store items of little use cuarto del reblujo [m] CO:W
fibrous pith of a plant used to bind tamales and other items cibaque [m] GT
search and collection in the streets or landfills for useful discarded items that can be resold cirujeo [m] AR
person dedicated to the importation or exportation of customs-free items falluquero [m] MX
mixture of items wrapped together envoltijo [m] HN DO
place where items are packed envasadero [m] CU
enameled iron used for tableware and household items fierro aporcelanado [m] PE
rubber filling in small items foam rubber (inglés) [m] US PR
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonero [m] CL AR
set of items used as bait, especially the head, spine, legs, and entrails of a goat or ram alafre [m] VE:W
set of items to be loaded carguillero [m] NI
vendor of inexpensive items cangallero [m] PE
man who collects or buys used items, paper, bottles, and transports them in a two-wheeled cart carretelero [m] AR
man who pushes a cart with items to trade for bottles or to sell fruit carretillero [m] PA disused
vice of buying items after being motivated by exaggerated publicity consumerismo [m] PR
large number of items of personal and domestic use coroterío [m] VE
large quantity of items of the same type costalado [m] CO:W
quantity of items that fit in a sack costalado [m] CO
bundle of fodder, wood, medicinal plants, legumes, or other similar items huango [m] EC
straw for making hats, mats, and other items jipi [m] EC
reed basket for transporting provisions and other items macuto [m] CU DO VE
children's game where participants catch items thrown into the air óleo [m] AR
owner of a modest hardware stall on public roads where various items are sold quincallero [m] PR
set of scattered items regadero [m] AR
round of fabric for carrying items on the head yagual [m] MX GT HN SV NI CR:Nw
person who sells rounds of fabric for carrying items on the head yagualero [m] SV
personal items tilinche [m] PA
store where stolen items are sold tope [m] HN delinq.
person who buys or sells stolen items topetero [m] HN police
person who buys or sells stolen items toponero [m] SV
tax on confiscated items descamino [m] disused
disordered mixture of items/food burundanga [f] VE:C
sale of stolen items cachinería [f] EC
person who sells stolen items cachinera [f] EC:N
person who sells stolen items cachinera [f] PE
selling of low cost items cachivachería [f] BO
stolen items cachada [f] SV
retail store where food, drinks, and household items are sold despensa [f] HN PY AR UY
group of useless items of silver or gold, to be melted down chafalonía [f] PE
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] AR:Nw disused
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] MX CO:W,Sw HN SV NI PE BO EC rare
barter or direct exchange of agricultural products for other food items chapara [f] BO
woman who sells mystical or esoteric items chiflera [f] BO:W,C
importation or exportation of items without paying legally required customs fees falluca [f] MX
importation or exportation of items without paying legally required customs fees fayuca [f] MX
store where different items are sold retail ferretería [f] VE disused
factory where a great variety of food stuffs and domestic items are produced factoría (inglés factory) [f] US
list of items or supplies to be consumed in a certain amount of time factura [f] CU
list of items or supplies to be consumed in a certain amount of time facturería [f] CU
protrusion on a support beam where items are hung ceja [f] HN rur.
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonera [f] CL AR
woman who collects or buys used items, paper, bottles, and transports them in a two-wheeled cart carretelera [f] AR
sale of someone else's merchandise, which is paid off as items are sold at a prearranged price consignación [f] MX DO PE BO
large quantity of items of the same type costalada [f] GT HN
quantity of items that fit in a sack costalada [f] GT HN SV NI BO
portion of a street in quito where contraband items from the colombian town of ipiales are sold ipiales [f] EC
set of hidden items huacabolas [f] CU
box for moving fragile items jaba [f] GT DO VE:E EC PE BO CL
straw for making hats, mats, and other items jipijapa [f] BO
store where items are paid for in dollars diplo [f] NI disused rare
store where items are paid for in dollars diplotienda [f] CU
place where items made of woven palm mats are made or sold petatería [f] MX
modest impromptu stall on the street where different items are sold quincalla [f] PR
owner of a modest hardware stall on public roads where various items are sold quincallera [f] PR
set of scattered items regazón [f] HN NI CR CU
establishment that sells items used in the practice of santería and esotericism santería [f] DO EC PE PY UY
religious items store santería [f] CL AR
items for sewing and knitting sedería [f] PA
establishment for felling sewing and knitting items sedería [f] PA
set of small items like sardines or caitipa mojarra xirulada [f] MX disused rur.
person who sells rounds of fabric for carrying items on the head yagualera [f] SV
roll of cloth for carrying items on one's head umallina [f] PE:E
person who buys or sells stolen items topetera [f] HN police
person who buys or sells stolen items toponera [f] SV
children's game involving dropping items trying to cover another tapadita [f] AR UY
pile of overly sweet items dulzaina [f] derog.
buyer of stolen items tope [m/f] HN NI delinq.
forming mounds (items) arrumado [adj] PE
describing items piled up or forming mounds arrumado [adj] PE
piled up (items) arrumado [adj] PE
referring to the area where street vendors sell their items cachinero [adj] PE
selling poor quality items runcho (inglés raunchy) [adj] PA
selling counterfeit items tapujero [adj] SV
pile items on top of each other apilonar [v] NI CU DO PR CO VE BO PY disused
heap items in a small space apilonar [v] NI PA PY
separate out useless items arrumar [v] PA VE EC CO:C
hoard commercial items with intent to dominate the market abarcar [v] US AR
hoard commercial items with intent to dominate the market abarcar [v] PA CU DO rare
prepare a hidden place in a vehicle to transport illicit items caletear [v] NI
pile items on top of each other empilonar [v] PR
carry items on a horse acarguillar [v] AR:Nw rur.
separate items that had been united desenyugarse [v] PR
separate items that had been united desenyuntar [v] PR rur.
collect waste in the streets or landfills to subsist by marketing recoverable or recyclable items from trash cirujear [v] AR
steal items from a suitcase in an airport/at a port capar [v] CU
import or export items without paying legally required customs fees falluquear [v] MX
recover cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonear [v] CL AR
rummage through items looking for something crucutear [v] DO
sell items of one or several types at wholesale prices by buying from several retailers corretear [v] AR UY
offer low demand merchandise for sale with other items that are in demand convoyar [v] CU disused
join to similar items cuapear [v] NI
put the same items together cuapear [v] NI
collect used items for sale huesear [v] SV
cause a strange feeling in someone's teeth and gums due to eating something bitter, hearing high-pitched noises, or touching certain items destemplar [v] CR PA CO VE EC PE BO CL
have a strange feeling in one's teeth and gums due to eating something bitter, hearing high-pitched noises, or touching certain items destemplar [v] MX GT HN CR PA CO EC PE BO CL
flaunt stylish clothing or luxury items paquetear [v] PY AR UY rare
buy and sell stolen items reducir [v] CL PY AR UY
considering the items exchanged to be of equal value (in the direct exchange of items) dando y dando [adv] MX CR CU EC HN DO
trivial items corotos [m/pl] PA CU DO PR CO VE
store that sells essential items abarrotes [m/pl] MX rare
store that sells essential items abarrotes [m/pl] US rare
personal items with little value badulaque [m/pl] HN VE
clothing worn out from use, old household items, or personal objects of little value chalmates (del náhuatl) [m/pl] HN
food and other items bought at a store mandados [m/pl] CU
strange items stuck to one's face micos (cuma) [m/pl] HN NI
personal items tiliches [m/pl] MX GT HN SV NI PA BO:E
personal items tilicheros [m/pl] GT HN SV NI
personal items tanates [m/pl] GT SV
personal items and furniture desgracias [f/pl] SV
set of items required for an activity vituallas [f/pl] BO CL AR
pertaining to or being the second of two items ésta [adj/f]
Phrases
hereby expressly disclaims any warranty or guarantee whether express or implied with regard to items described herein por la presente expresamente desestima cualquier garantía expresa o implícita con relación a los artículos descritos
Colloquial
full of hot items lleno de objetos robados
an amount of one million items palo [m] AR
items piled up chaotically arrume [m] CO VE
person who sells useless items cachivachero [m] CO BO PE
large number of items of personal and domestic use corotaje [m] VE
large number of items of personal and domestic use corotero [m] VE
set of personal items to be moved elsewhere itacate [m] MX
set of scattered items regajero [m] CU
set of scattered items reguero [m] MX HN SV NI CR PA CU DO PR CO VE EC BO AR UY
set of many items reguero [m] CR EC
set of clothing, household utensils and personal items of little value chalmate [m] HN
a woman who sells items made of china locera [f] HN AND VE
an amount of one hundred items gamba [f] AR
place with many useless items cachivachería [f] AR:Nw
place with many useless items cachivachería [f] PY
person who sells useless items cachivachera [f] CO BO PE
large number of items of personal and domestic use corotada [f] VE
large number of items of personal and domestic use corotera [f] VE
place where the best items are sold hueca [f] EC:S teen
cleansing of an ill body using an animal or some preparation of medicinal herbs and other items pichara [f] BO:W
cleansing of an ill body using an animal or some preparation of medicinal herbs and other items piscura [f] BO:W
set of scattered items reguera [f] VE
carrying a lot of items in a bagpack or hand bag bagayero [adj] AR
making defective items mamarrachento [adj] UY
making defective items mamarrachero [adj] UY
look for useful items that have been discarded cachurear [v] CL
group of items of personal and domestic use corotos [m/pl] PA CU DO PR CO:N,E,W VE
carrying a lot of items in a bagpack or hand bag bagayera [adj/f] AR
Slang
thief who receives stolen items aliviador [m] delinq.
Business
store (items kept) reserva [f]
register in books items that were previously concealed aflorar [v]
reduce the price of unauctioned items retasar [v]
non-recurring items partidas extraordinarias
exceptional items partidas excepcionales
extraordinary items partidas extraordinarias
sundry items artículos varios
extraordinary items partidas excepcionales
miscellaneous items artículos varios
unusual items otros items
unusual items partidas atípicas
unusual items otros ítems
other items otros items
fast-selling items artículos de fácil venta
cash items efectos de caja
cash items artículos de efectivo
return items artículos devueltos
branded items artículos de marca
tax preference items artículos de preferencia impositiva
consolidated items artículos consolidados
collection items artículos de cobro
items for sale artículos de venta
taxable items artículos gravables
taxable items artículos imponibles
taxable items artículos tributables
transit items artículos de tránsito
agenda items asuntos de la agenda
cash items efectos de caja
other items otros ítems
unusual items partidas atípicas
exceptional items partidas excepcionales
return items artículos devueltos
cash items artículos de efectivo
consolidated taxable items artículos imponibles consolidados
Quality Management
proportion of nonconforming items proporción de unidades inconformes [f]
Employment
convenience items artículos de conveniencia
Accounting
amounts transferred to the initial carrying amount of the hedged items importes transferidos al valor inicial de las partidas cubiertas
unusual items partidas no usuales
qualifying hedged items partidas cubiertas que cumplen las condiciones
other items relating to financing activities otros cobros relacionados con actividades de financiación
monetary items partidas monetarias
other items relating to financing activities otros pagos relacionados con actividades de financiación
adjustable items rubros ajustables
items exposed to inflation rubros expuestos a la inflación
tax preference items beneficios tributarios sujetos al impuesto mínimo
items of tax preference beneficios tributarios preferenciales
Finance
cash items activos líquidos
items in transit partidas en tránsito
gains from disposal of fixed assets and extraordinary items beneficios procedentes del inmovilizado e ingresos excepcionales ES
items on a balance sheet partidas de un balance
exceptional items partidas excepcionales
extraordinary items partidas extraordinarias
Law
pertinent items of the petition puntos petitorios de estilo
par items efectos cobrables sin comisión
receipt for items purchased recibo de compra
items for collection valores al cobro
items in the agenda puntos a tratar
agenda items asuntos de la agenda
International Law
invisible items of trade comercio invisible
Politics
cuban enterprise for exporting and importing art and culture items empresa cubana exportadora e importadora de artículos de arte y cultura CU
Education
true-false items exams examen con respuestas de tipo verdadero-falso
Computer
apply this decision to remaining items aplicar esta decisión a los elementos restantes [v]
mail and news items elementos de correos y noticias
delete the currently selected items eliminar los elementos seleccionados actualmente
about related items acerca de temas relacionados
synchronize offline items sincronizar elementos desconectado
select items for download seleccionar elementos para descargar
in selected items en los elementos seleccionados
items matching elementos coincidentes
sort the currently displayed items ordenar los elementos mostrados actualmente
items to transfer elementos para transferir
search for items buscar elementos
select all items seleccionar todos los elementos
search for items in the history list where: buscar elementos en la lista de historial donde:
select items to show: seleccionar elementos para mostrar:
uploading all items enviar todos los elementos
search for items in buscar elementos en
choose the items you would like to download. elija los elementos que desea descargar.
list items ítems de lista
search for items in: buscar elementos en:
items related to this website elementos relacionados con esta página web
select items... seleccionar elementos...
select items for download... seleccionar elementos para descargar...
Engineering
miscellaneous items partidas varias
main items partida principal
big-ticket items compra a plazo
Psychology
cultural items artículos culturales
Real Estate
escrow items partidas en reserva
Technical
nonconforming items artículos no conformes [m/pl]
Aeronautics
management of items subject to repair gestión de artículos reparables
management of items subject to repair (mistr) gestión de artículos reparables
list of items requiring special handling (lirsh) lista de artículos de manejo especial
consolidated hazardous items list (chil) lista consolidada de artículos peligrosos
consolidated hazardous items list lista consolidada de artículos peligrosos
cataloged items artículos catalogados
Gastronomy
a dish consisting of a mixture of pickled food items, small pieces of ham, different types of cheese, olives and salami pichanga [f]
dish prepared by mixing or stirring together several items of food, especially pig entrails, that are generally eaten separately chanfaina [f] HN NI PA
Folklore
popular ceremony that marks that start of carnival and during which the symbolic items buried the year before are dug up desentierro del carnaval [m] AR:Nw rur.
andean ceremony in which alcohol is sprinkled on new or recently acquired items as an offering to mother earth or pachamama challa (del quechua) [f] BO:W,C,S
ritual that involves burning candies, llama wool dyed different colors, incense, herbs, nuts, and other items, in honor of andean divinities like mother earth cowa [f] BO
sprinkle alcohol on new or recently acquired items as an offering to mother earth or pachamama challar (del quechua) [v] BO:W,C,S