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

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	nighttime	noche [f]
Engineering
2	Engineering	nighttime	durante la noche
Aeronautics
3	Aeronautics	nighttime	durante la noche

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "nighttime" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 25 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	nighttime serenade	ronda [f]
2	General	frequent participation in carretes, nighttime social activities	carreteo [m] CL teen
3	General	nighttime walk along a river to observe alligators	lagarteo [m] BO:N,E
4	General	nighttime hunt where animals are stunned with a lantern	luceo [m] GT
5	General	nighttime gathering	serano [m] ES local
6	General	nighttime restaurant	cenaduría [f] MX
7	General	nighttime party	corrida [f] PR
8	General	outdoor nighttime get together with a bonfire	lunada [f] MX GT HN NI CR CO
9	General	open-air nighttime municipal band concert	retreta [f] CU DO disused
10	General	open-air nighttime municipal band concert	retreta [f] GT NI CR BO
11	General	be at a nighttime gathering	seranear [v] ES local
Colloquial
12	Colloquial	take part in a carrete, nighttime social activity	carretear [v] CL teen
Engineering
13	Engineering	nighttime use	uso nocturno
Meteorology
14	Meteorology	nighttime orbit	órbita nocturna
15	Meteorology	nighttime temperatures	temperaturas nocturnas
16	Meteorology	nighttime visibility	visibilidad nocturna
17	Meteorology	average nighttime temperature	temperatura media nocturna
Aeronautics
18	Aeronautics	nighttime use	uso nocturno
Fire Fighting
19	Fire Fighting	nighttime visible channel	canal visible nocturno
20	Fire Fighting	breakup of a nighttime inversion	la inversión nocturna se rompe
Military
21	Military	nighttime code word	nombre [m]
22	Military	stop using a nighttime code word	romper el nombre [v]
Botany
23	Botany	nighttime dance for finding a romantic partner	khachwaña [f] BO:W
Folklore
24	Folklore	nighttime party, after january 6th, held around a fire	fogata [f] EC:C
25	Folklore	nighttime party, after january 6th, in which christmas trees are burned	fogata [f] PA