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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "on and on" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 19 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
on and on continuamente [adv]
on and on siempre [adv]
Idioms
on and on dale que dale
on and on sin parar
Phrases
on and on interminablemente
on and on sin descanso
on and on incansablemente
on and on sin parar
on and on para siempre
on and on eterno
on and on interminable
Colloquial
on and on continuamente [adv]
on and on dale que dale [interj]
on and on que si patatín que si patatán [expr]
on and on que patatín que patatán [expr]
on and on sin parar
on and on dale que dale
on and on sigue y sigue
on and on sin cesar

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
and so on etcétera [expr]
General
expert on china and chinese culture chinólogo [m]
and so on etcétera [adv]
expert on china and chinese culture chinóloga [f]
be on pins and needles estar en ascuas [v]
judge of the council of the mesta that imposes fines on those who violated the privileges of cattle ranchers and migrating cattle achaquero [m]
soldier on horseback in andalusia and castile aguisado de a caballo [m]
ball with masks held on the first sunday of lent and which includes the breaking of a piñata baile de piñata [m]
prank consisting of letting someone kiss one's hand and unloading a blow on their head and cheek buzcorona [m]
one of the four parts a criminal's body is dismembered, and placed on the roads or other public places cuarto [m]
and so on etcétera [m]
tahona stone that is very worn out and placed on top of another faldón [m]
blow given on the neck of a bottle to break and remove the contents golletazo [m]
pimple on the rump of canaries and linnets granillo [m]
baggage and provisions carried on a land trip matalotaje [m]
on bread and water pan y agua [m]
cross bishops and prelates carry on their chests pectoral [m]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
sharp point on shields and bucklers bloca [f]
loud and local party made with bells on the breast-strap cascabelada [f]
long and strong pull on a rope estrepada [f]
measured for irrigated land, which has 90 ft on each side and is equivalent to 628.88 m2 hemina [f]
stain on wool cloth from natural oils absorbed before carding and spinning juarda [f]
jubilee held on august 2 in churches and convents of the order of san francisco porciúncula [f]
with pimple on the rump of canaries and linnets granilloso [adj]
chestnut colored on the upper and middle part and the rest of the body lighter colored lombardo [adj]
becoming burned on the outside and uncooked inside ahornarse [v]
throw iron balls and bet on who throws further bolear [v]
horizontal and transparent stripes on vat paper puntizones [m/pl]
weather predictions made by country folk, based on weather variations in the first few days of january and august cabañuelas [f/pl]
celebration of noblemen on horseback, with colorful dresses and liveries máscaras [f/pl]
device which is used to turn electric current on and off interruptor [m]
branch of discipline studying on the fauna and flora of aquaria acuariología [f]
branch of discipline studying on music and culture etnomusicologia [f]
farmer living and working on the same land colono [m/f]
off and on intermitente [adj]
on the up-and-up arribista [adj]
go on and on enrollarse (coloquial) [v]
(a bulb) flash on and off encender y apagar (una bombilla/un foco) [v]
be pushy and obnoxious on something ser insistente y detestable acerca de algo [v]
be pushy and obnoxious on something ser agresivo [v]
and so on y cosas así [adv]
on and off de vez en cuando [adv]
and so on cosas por el estilo [adv]
group of people who bet privately on horse races and the lottery (regardless of official bets) banca suiza [n] PRVE
a regional holiday celebration game that consists of one person dressing up as a tapir and other people on horseback dodging the tapir and the tapir removing their hats with a pole (most notably in agalteca) torear la danta [n] HN:E
a game in which players pretend that the floor is lava and proceed to climb on furniture or other objects to keep their feet off the ground el piso es lava
search for arms and weapons on suspects cacheo [m]
number of baskets filled with crushed olives and piled one on the other and put in the oil-press cargo [m]
manservant sent to follow the hawk on horseback and take its prey from it catarribera [m]
pimple on the rump of canaries and linnets granillo [m]
he who puts on and takes off the irons of prisoners grillero [m]
ancient duty on imports and exports almojarifazgo [m]
duty on broadcloths and woollen goods almocatracía [f]
mixture of ashes and size laid on canvas to prepare it for painting cernada [f]
wooden draught-excluder on doors and windows contrapilastra [f]
complement of oars and oarsmen on a galley esquifazón [f]
old tax on food and beverages octavilla [f]
square rigged on mainmast and foremast barque bricbarca [m/f]
with feathers on the legs and feet (birds) calzado [adj]
relating to organizations in which managers and workers meet on equal terms paritario [adj]
beat iron on the flat and side alternately contraforjar [v]
test the strength in the wrist of two persons by grasping hands and resting the elbows on a table pulsear [v]
twist the neck of and hold down on the ground with the horns downwards mancornar [v]
gaudy and ostentatious ornaments on clothes angaripolas [f/pl]
off and on por intervalos [adv]
off and on de una manera intermitente [adv]
on and off por intervalos [adv]
dish made of meat, shellfish and vegetables, cooked on hot stones curanto [m] CL
ancient duty on imports and exports almojarifalgo [m] disused
piling of sand, branches, and dirt on twists and backwaters of rivers and gorges abalseramiento [m] HNNI
flat basket that hangs on the ceiling to smoke the curd and cheese adorote [m] VE:W
observation point to keep a watch on cattle and wild horses veladero [m] VE
fighting rooster with yellow feathers on the wings and black on the breast talisayo [m] DOVE
someone who lives on the border between haiti and the dominican republic arrayano [m] DO
fever with an intense headache and other symptoms that come on quickly following an annoyance arrebato [m] BO
childrens' game in which children line up placing their hands on the waist of person in front and one by one they are separated from the line arrancacebollas [m] GTSV
children's' game where some players sit on a bench and those left standing try to sit down in order displacing players at the other end in the process apretacanuto [m] GT
children's' game where some players sit on a bench and those left standing try to sit down in order displacing players at the other end in the process aprietacanuto [m] GT
short on brains and slow-reacting person asopado [m] CLderog.
man in charge of spurring on and picking up cattle in a country estate aventador [m] GTHNrur.rare
transportation medium similar to a bus (driven by an internal combustion engine on railroad tracks and used generally for the transportation of tourists) autocarril [m] NIrare
transportation medium similar to a bus (driven by an internal combustion engine on railroad tracks and used generally for the transportation of tourists) autocarril [m] ECPEBOCL
transportation medium similar to a bus (driven by an internal combustion engine on railroad tracks and used generally for the transportation of tourists) autoferro [m] ECrare
tuber of the auyey, yellow on the outside and white and creamy on the inside with a brittle texture (edible) auyey [m] DO
a small and thin downy thorn on certain plants such as sugarcane or corn aguate [m] MXHNSVNI
a small bag of seasonal fruit and candy given to children on christmas aguinaldo [m] MXrare
creeping grass that forms bumps on the ground and whose flowers are pink and lilac, and open only in full sun bellalasonce [m] CO
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaste [m] MXHN
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaxtle [m] SV
rod placed on the ground and used as support/signal botalón [m] VErur.
person selling food and drink on a train/in a canteen bufetero [m] CU
a dance celebrated on st. andrew's day, with women dressed in white and their hair powdered with talcum to make it white baile blanco [m] DO
a traditional dance by garifuna dancers performed on the holy saturday to the music of wind instruments and shells baile de las tiras [m] HN:N
a dance performed by a person dressed in black, with a wooden mask with a big mustache, a whip on his/her right hand and a stuffed iguana on his/her left hand, dancing with flute music and to the rhythm of a drum, in honor of st. matthew baile del garrobo [m] HN:W
a conical hut made with long poles driven into the ground and joined on the upper part, as a pavilion bajareque [m] DO
stalking, spying on the movements and developments of others with specific purposes, generally by the police or criminals campaneo [m] MX
a hydraulic excavating machine that consists of a tractor with a hinged boom attached, and a bucket with movable jaws on the end of the boom bajop [m] CR
a conical hut made with long poles driven into the ground and joined on the upper part, as a pavilion bahareque [m] DOdisused
piece of sackcloth which is tied to sterilized rams like an apron and soaked in liquid chalk so that it leaves a mark on ewes in heat delantal [m] PYUY
elimination/reduction of the artificial control of prices allowing them to rise and fall freely based on supply and demand desembalse [m] PE
fast boat with a propulsion motor used on rivers and lakes deslizador [m] PYrare
fast boat with a propulsion motor used on rivers and lakes deslizador [m] COPEBO
high speed boat used on rivers/lakes (typically made of fiberglass and propelled using an internal combustion motor) deslizador [m] EC
person who offers entertainment on the highway using a boa, telling anecdotes and stories culebrero [m] HN
piece of leather places on top of one's pants and that covers from the buttocks to the abdomen, worn by miners culero [m] CL
contagious disease characterized by eruptions on the face, hands, feet, and genitals of fungal excrescences similar to white or red raspberries susceptible to ulcerating cuchipe [m] PE
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally made of wool with tassels on the ends, that is worn over the shoulders and back as an overcoat charlón [m] CL
popular music played primarily on stringed instruments like the guitar and double bass curruncuchún [m] HN
location and form taken on by soil where yam is planted herote [m] PR
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally of wool, with fringe on the ends, worn on the shoulders and back as an overcoat chalón [m] CL
water container placed on the table at the end of a meal to wash some fruit and rinse one's fingers cío [m] MXrare
tin in its natural state embedded in the rock and recognizable on the surface chami (del quechua) [m] BO:W
location and form taken on by soil where yam is planted cerón [m] PRrur.
(cockfighting) bar of wax that is melted to fill the mouth of the spur and attach it to the stump left on the rooster's leg cerote [m] PR
person who cuts or clears weeds and underbrush on a farm or in a garden chapiador [m] NI
piece of paper on which a student makes a note of formulas and information in order to use them secretly during a test chanchullo [m] BO
rooster with a crest and no feathers on its neck chorompo [m] SV
system of government in which the state has great impact on business and other economic matters estatismo [m] ECCLAR
big tack with a golden or silver head, often adorned on chests, chairs and other objects estoperol [m] MXCOEC
place where the fire it lit for cooking, on ranches and farms fogón [m] MXPACUDOVEECBOCLPYARrur.
person who rents and sets up tents on the beach carpero [m] PEARUY
group of bushes, shrubs, and weeds on a plot of cultivated agricultural land huatal [m] MX:SeGTHNSVNI
signboard, advertisement or poster that hangs on poles and lampposts gallardete [m] HN
vehicle used to transport passengers, travel on rails and use gasoline or oil as fuel gascar (inglés gascar) [m] CUdisused
person who tends to drink and put it on someone else's tab gorrero [m] PACO:NAR
group of bushes, shrubs, and weeds on a plot of cultivated agricultural land guatal [m] MX:SeGTHN
barracks punishment that consists in whipping someone while their feet and fingers remain on the ground gandi [m] HN
palm fiber basket used to carry things and children on one's back guayare [m] VE:E
extension on the back of a wooden house consisting of a single slope roof and that usually serves as the kitchen colgadizo [m] PR
repression and massacre of students perpetrated by the los halcones paramilitary group on june 10, 1971 in mexico city el halconazo [m] MX
bunch of branches or splinters of montezuma pine that is set on fire and used for illumination hachón [m] GTHN
bunch of branches or splinters of montezuma pine that is set on fire and used for illumination achón [m] HN
man who has a job to load and unload goods, or transporting them on his shoulders hombreador [m] ARUY
person who makes and sells hallula cakes baked on cinders hallullero [m] ECCL
person who makes and sells hallula cakes baked on cinders allullero [m] ECCL
hard leather, commonly cow hide, waterproofed with wax and used to protect loads, cover one's body, or to lie on top of hijar [m] AR:Nw
children's game that consists of sitting on the floor closely together in a row, opening the legs and hugging the one in front juego de la cebolla [m] MX
delinquent who robs drunk people on the street at night and with violence, stealing their belongings and clothing lequentero [m] BO:W
amusement park ride with a spinning platform with seats that rotates and oscillates on a vertical axis mambo [m] UY
wide mouthed cylindrical basket woven with palm fibers and fitted with straps for carrying on one's back mapire [m] VE
children's game involving pinching the person next to one and so on to form a chain enchufe [m] BO
infection of the mexican creeping zinnia plant on the foot that forms a red spot with a white and round head ojo de pescado [m] HNSVNI
piece of gauze soaked in almond oil and cane syrup given to a baby to suck on and used for laxative effects paladeo [m] PEdisused
torture involving forcing a prisoner to swallow a grain of corn on a string and loosening and tightening the string pescadito [m] HNdelinq.
game where the first player places a coin on the ground heads or tails and the second player hits that coin with another that should fall either heads or tails as called picapollo [m] HN
turning a light off and on quickly pispileo [m] HNcult
romerism, based on peronist political ideas and postulated by roberto romero, governor of salta from 1983 to 1987 romerismo [m] AR
folk hat with black spots on the crown, ribbon and brim tumbahombre [m] PA
region located on the eastern and western slopes of the andes suni [m] PE