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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "livestock" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 31 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
livestock ganado [m]
General
livestock ganadería [f]
livestock pecuario [adj]
livestock ganado de pata hendida [m]
livestock ganado de pezuña hendida [m]
livestock haberío [m]
livestock semoviente [m]
livestock bestia [f]
livestock bestia de carga [f]
livestock cabaña [f]
livestock hacienda [f]
livestock res [f]
livestock pecuario [adj]
livestock hacienda [f]
livestock haberío [m]
livestock bestial [m] disused
livestock armento [m] disused
livestock belua [f] disused
livestock res [f] MXGTSVPRCOEC
livestock pecuaria [adj/f]
Business
livestock ganado [m]
livestock hacienda [f]
livestock ganadería [f]
Finance
livestock semovientes [m]
Law
livestock semoviente [m]
Engineering
livestock hacienda [f]
Railway
livestock la hacienda
livestock el ganado
Animal Husbandry
livestock animales de abasto
livestock animales de renta
Metallurgy
livestock semovientes [m]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
conceding rights to livestock ahorramiento [m]
conceding rights to livestock ahorro [m]
roping livestock encintado [m]
livestock stable establo [m]
pig livestock ganado de cerda [m]
pig livestock ganado moreno [m]
livestock of fighting bulls hierro [m]
leaves for livestock marojo [m]
small portion of harvest or livestock pegujal [m]
livestock caretaker piensador [m]
livestock herder who owns pasturage posesionero [m]
livestock crossing puente cerril [m]
wool tassels placed on the heads of livestock quitaipón [m]
wool tassels placed on the heads of livestock quitapón [m]
worker charged with bringing livestock to the slaughterhouse rastrero [m]
wallowing place for livestock revolvedero [m]
livestock shed tinado [m]
livestock shed tinador [m]
tax paid for livestock passing asadura [f]
tax paid for livestock passing asaduría [f]
livestock tax borra [f]
transhumant livestock of mesta cabaña real [f]
herd of communal livestock dula (árabe) [f]
livestock housing estabulación [f]
livestock tax jineta [f]
woo livestock marking ink mela [f]
time that pig livestock pasture montanera [f]
moist straw with bran for livestock pajada [f]
stone construction, covered with straw for livestock palloza [f]
sugar cane harvest residue used for livestock feed pulpa [f]
unweaned livestock rastra [f]
herd of livestock vacada [f]
livestock path vereda [f]
with plenty of livestock acaudalado [adj]
relating to agriculture and livestock agropecuario [adj]
pertaining to livestock boyal [adj]
unbranded (livestock) orejano [adj]
owning livestock grazing on the banks of rivers riberiego [adj]
rope livestock encintar [v]
enclosure for livestock corral [m]
someone that works the land or who keeps livestock granjero [m]
someone that works the land or who keeps livestock granjera [f]
device which is used to goad livestock into moving picana [f]
device which is used to goad livestock into moving aguijada [f]
device which is used to goad livestock into moving garrocha [f]
agriculture and livestock breeding agricultura y ganadería [f]
agriculture and livestock breeding agricultura y actividad ganadera [f]
agriculture and livestock breeding agricultura y cría de ganado [f]
livestock and cattle farmer ganadero [m/f]
relating to livestock pecuario [adj]
livestock molasses melaza ganadera [n] VE
large enclosure for livestock corralón [m]
summer season (livestock) veranada [f]
purveyor of livestock, fruit, vegetables abastero [m] CLCU
balanced diet, feed given to domestic animals and livestock alimento balanceado [m] MXNIECPEBOPYARUY
short whip for rounding up livestock arreador [m] COBOPYARUYrur.
herding livestock arreo [m] MXGTHNNICOVEPEBOCLPYARUYrur.
confinement of livestock to pastures apotreramiento [m] CUrur.
confinement of livestock to pastures apotreramiento [m] CU
livestock seller beneficiador [m] PErur.
body of bovine livestock barril [m] GTrarerur.
an iron rod with a simple symbol or mark, heated in a fire and used to brand livestock calimbo [m] PRBO:E,S
place where livestock is separated apartadero [m] MXrur.
place for livestock aparte [m] MXrur.
group of animals (livestock) animalaje [m] UYrur.
group of animals (livestock) animalaje [m] VEAR
separation of livestock aparte [m] ARUY
mouth opening device for feeding livestock abreboca [m] UYrur.
livestock farm owner cabañero [m] PYARUYrur.
livestock farm owner cabañero [m] BOrur.
livestock theft abigeato [m] MXHNNIPAVEECBOCLARUY
livestock theft abigeo [m] BO
livestock horn butute [m] HNNI
livestock theft abigeateo [m] BOrare
livestock farmer cabañero [m] BOrur.
livestock farmer cabañero [m] PYARUYrur.
theft of livestock abigeo [m] BO
theft of livestock abigeato [m] MXHNNIPAVEECBOCLARUY
theft of livestock abigeateo [m] BOrare
a livestock specimen shown in fairs as a model of breeding campeón [m] PYAR
livestock keeper campañista [m] CLrare
a puncture hole mark in the ear of livestock agujero [m] VE
type of rabies that infects livestock derriengue [m] MX
theft of livestock cuatrerismo [m] DOARUY
food, generally grass, given to livestock cuido [m] CRrur.
livestock laborer cuentario [m] ECrur.
occupation involving caring for livestock on a farm cuentayazgo [m] ECrur.
livestock laborer cuentayo [m] ECdisusedrur.
microbial disease in livestock caused by ingesting waxy-leaf nightshade enteque seco [m] AR
small benefit obtained from crops or livestock esquilmo [m] MXHN
large plot of land dedicated to agricultural and livestock tasks establecimiento [m] BO
male person who works on a ranch, agricultural farm, or livestock ranch estanciero [m] ECCL
male person who works on a ranch, agricultural farm, or livestock ranch estanciero [m] BOrur.
annual ceremony in which the ears or back of livestock are marked floreo [m] CL:N
disinfectant liquid to cure livestock and for domestic uses cangarú (de kangaroo®) [m] PA
country farm generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock, and mainly the largest animals fundo [m] DOVECLECdisused
man in charge of caring for the livestock in the corrals corralero [m] HNNIUYrur.
homemade soap made from ash and tallow from large livestock jabón de tierra [m] CO
livestock farm, generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock hato [m] CUdisused
livestock farm, generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock hato [m] HNNIDOPRCOVEPY
owner of a livestock lot haciendado [m] VE:Wrur.
livestock farm, generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock fundo [m] DOVECLEC
livestock brander marquero [m] ARrur.
livestock branding hierro [m] PA
worker in charge of livestock branding marquero [m] ARrur.
livestock owner partideño [m] GTHN
livestock owner partideño [m] GT
directing livestock to graze pasteaje [m] PEdisused
place grazed bare by livestock peladero [m] CR
herd of livestock piño [m] CLAR:S
set of animals selected from a livestock establishment plantel [m] PYARUY
man who cuts grass for livestock picador [m] HN:C
clipping of an ear to brand livestock puerta [m] VE
payment of municipal taxes for the right to sell livestock outside of town postaje [m] HN
livestock for which feed is paid potreraje [m] HNNIECrur.
worker who watches livestock on horseback rodeador [m] PErur.
worker who watches livestock on horseback rodeante [m] PE
livestock vendor in the andes remesero [m] AR:Nwrur.
rounding up of livestock repunte [m] MXCLARUYrur.
rounding up of livestock sabaneo [m] VE
mountainous and humid area where livestock are taken during droughts retiro [m] HN:C,W
amount of money paid for feeding livestock kept in a paddock sitiaje [m] ECrur.
rent paid to use a plot of land to put livestock to pasture yerbaje [m] AR:Nw
person with a lot of livestock vacudo [m] SVAR:Nw
livestock theft abigeato [m] MXSVNIPAHNCOPYPEECBOARCLUY
livestock thief abigeo [m] MXNIHNCOECPEPYBOARCLUY
separation of livestock aparte [m] COARUY
livestock theft cuatrerismo [m] AR
small benefit obtained from crops or livestock esquilmo [m] MXHN
livestock owner hatero [m] HNCUDO
small portion of harvest or livestock pegujar [m] disused
napping of livestock in a field rodeo [m] ESlocal
livestock market tiangue [m] SV
herd of livestock vacaje [m] UYrur.
theft of cattle or horses or any livestock arreada [f] ARMX
entrails from livestock achura [f] PEBOPYUY
livestock theft arreada [f] BOARUYrur.
put rings into the nose of livestock argolladura [f] SVrur.
person in charge of applying something (especially referring to agricultural goods or livestock) aplicadora [f] ARrur.
livestock seller beneficiadora [f] PErur.
an iron rod with a simple symbol or mark, heated in a fire and used to brand livestock calimba [f] CUdisused
an iron rod with a simple symbol or mark, heated in a fire and used to brand livestock carimba [f] CUAR
herding livestock arreada [f] PEBOCLARUYrur.
group of animals (livestock) animalada [f] VE
group of animals (livestock) animalada [f] CLARderog.
separation of livestock apartada [f] ARUY
livestock farm (for high-quality products) cabaña [f] PYARUY
a procedure for taming livestock by pressing the animal's head against the boom using a rope to a near choke ahorcada [f] VE
salt lick for livestock curuma [f] HNNI
corn plant left after the harvest that is used to feed livestock chala [f] BO:W,C,SPY