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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "or" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 16 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
or o [conj]
General
or ni [conj]
or ó [conj]
or quirófano [m]
or así [conj]
or ni [conj]
or o [conj]
or que [conj]
or u [conj]
or u [conj]
or siquier [conj]
or ya [conj]
or o sea [adv]
or ne [conj] disused
or nen [conj] disused
or nin [conj] disused

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

Spanisch Englisch
General
or [suf] -ness
or [suf] -er
or [suf] '-or

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
(gaming) a die or dice dado [m]
draw (an equal score or result) empate [m]
tie (an equal score or result) empate [m]
implement (a piece of equipment; tool or utensil) herramienta [f]
Conjugations
happens or occurs ocurre [v]
Common
buzzing or humming noise zumbido [m]
fox (sly or cunning person) zorro [m]
dark-skinned or tan person moreno [m]
an especially gifted or talented person prodigio [m]
wheel or rim rin [m]
despicable man or woman pendón [m]
the act of stalking or spying acecho [m]
unit or group of one thousand millar [m]
working or exploitation of a mine disfrute [m]
malay badger or teledu lingo [m]
front hall or entryway zaguán [m]
heroic action or deed heroísmo [m]
any vegetable or produce that is grown fruto [m]
any fabric or paper piece for clean trapo [m]
step (of a staircase or ladder) peldaño [m]
any debt or material obligation of an entity pasivo [m]
small gap or opening ventana [f]
scale (of a fish or reptile) escama [f]
an isolated chapel or shrine ermita [f]
shelter or safehouse guarida [f]
stopover (a stop on a road, or a longer layover) escala [f]
pound (unit of mass or force/weight) libra [f]
task or job faena [f]
popular or recurring hideout or lair guarida [f]
burst or volley of gunfire ráfaga [f]
the act or state of burial sepultura [f]
short hike or journey jornada [f]
wife or spouse señora [f]
pot or pan olla [f]
little or small lamp lamparilla [f]
flowerpot or holder maceta [f]
a formal defense or justification apología [f]
member (of a committee or board) vocal [m/f]
of or from madrid madrileño [adj]
labor or toil faenar [v]
display or flaunt ostentar [v]
inflate with air or liquid hinchar [v]
(with reversed subject and object) to like very much or love encantar [v]
usher or settle acomodar [v]
hit or strike propinar [v]
clear or scrape land rozar [v]
clock in or clock out fichar [v]
inflame or anger enconar [v]
put down or euthanize an animal sacrificar [v]
cover or reinforce with boards entablar [v]
doze or nap dormitar [v]
(store) to attend or serve despachar [v]
liberate or set free libertar [v]
flex or twist quebrar [v]
support a weight or load soportar [v]
impersonal neuter pronoun in certain colloquial phrases it or this la [pron]
plural masculine or neuter pronoun los [pron]
either or o [conj]
or else o [conj]
truth or dare verdad o atrevimiento [expr]
awkwardness in actions or conduct embarazo [n]
General
down (a covering of soft, short hairs, as on some leaves or fruit) pelo [m]
implement (a tool, utensil, or other piece of equipment used in doing work) instrumento [m]
substantive (a word or group of words functioning as a noun) sustantivo [m]
guy (a rope, cord, or cable used to steady, guide, or secure something) viento [m]
bride or groom contrayente [m]
crowd (large number of people or things together) nube [f]
erratum (an error in printing or writing) mentira [f]
harsh criticism or disapproval animadversión [f]
engaged (employed, occupied, or busy) ocupado [adj]
take (to cause to die; kill or destroy) matar [v]
either ... or o [conj]
children or offspring familia [f]
storehouse (an abundant source or supply) mina [f]
throng (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
gold mine (a source of wealth or profit) mina [f]
principal actor or actress in a play protagonista [m/f]
owner of abbatial lands or goods abadengo [m]
roman linear measure equivalent to 120 ft or 36 m acto [m]
lucidity (the quality, state, or art of clarity in thought and style) acuerdo [m]
order or divide by the dozen adecenamiento [m]
mix made to tan skins or to give shine to fabrics adobo [m]
brake for crushing flax or hemp agramador [m]
case with one or more compact disks álbum [m]
hollow of oven or chimney alcabot (árabe) [m]
person from alcalá de guadaña or alcalá del río, towns in the province of seville in spain alcalareño [m]
villager or bourgeois who delivers mail alfaqueque (árabe) [m]
piece or place of an oil mill stone alfarje (árabe) [m]
provisional ensign or second lieutenant alférez provisional [m]
man in charge of a granary or salt deposit alfoliero [m]
man in charge of a granary or salt deposit alfolinero [m]
two or three cards of the same suit or number ali [m]
lacking style or mannerism amaneramiento [m]
person or thing that silences amordazador [m]
ferris wheel or mill moved by horse andén [m]
word or phrase particular to the antilles antillanismo [m]
bench or seat with drawers arquibanco [m]
arab or moorish chief arráez (árabe) [m]
grinding or pounding rags arrepisto [m]
ride-or-die atlante [m]
person who unites or joins ayuntador [m]
way sheep or goats move in a row along paths azagón [m]
whitened or fumigated with sulphur azufrado [m]
owner or master of a vessel bajelero [m]
earthenware or porcelain object after the first cooking with no varnish or enamel yet bizcocho [m]
frill or lace formerly worn by women around the tucker bobillo [m]
ball or stone ball fired bolaño [m]
scientific, artistic, historical or literary publication edited by some corporation boletín [m]
embossed or raised work bollo de relieve [m]
small pendant or earring with one button bollón [m]
arch or prominence of a nose caballete [m]
loosely coiled thread or yarn caballo [m]
gold, silver or seed pearl chain necklace cabestrillo [m]
gold, silver or seed pearl chain necklace cabestro [m]
preferential right to parcels or benefits in the order of saint john cabimiento [m]
manufacturer or seller of caps cachuchero [m]
manufacturer or seller of pin cases cachuchero [m]
skein of thread or silk cadejo [m]
cornmill clack or clapper cagachín [m]
hatred or strong animosity for close friends cainismo [m]
man from calagurris or calahorra, spain calagurritano [m]
passing through a hot-press or calendar calandrado [m]
boiler manufacturer or vendor calderero [m]
steel, iron or other metal in liquid form caldo [m]
stove or place in convents designed for warming calefactorio [m]
person in charge of wheat deposit, tithes or grain kept in the granary camarero [m]
person who makes beds, hangings or similar things camero [m]
custom or saying of canarian spanish canarismo [m]
gum or resin of a tree cáncamo [m]
candlestick with two or more arms candelabro [m]
a municipal judge or governor in the philippines during the spanish colonial period capitán pasado [m]
amount of stone for masonry or foundation, equivalent to 1/3 m3 cargo [m]
letter or paper containing severe rebuke cartazo [m]
ornament imitating long leaves made of iron, brass or other metal, and wood cartón [m]
tongs or pincers to crack seeds and nuts cascapiñones [m]
agricultural tenant of land or farmhouse casero [m]
cloth or felt made with beaver fur castor [m]
man from castrojeriz, castrogeriz, castro urdiales, or castro del rio, spain castreño [m]
sheep or hog castrón [m]
fondness of things catalan or catalonian catalanismo [m]
fond of things catalan or catalonian catalanismo [m]
small jug or cup to taste wine catavino [m]
marcus porcius the elder or the censor catón [m]
work divided into one hundred parts or chapters centiloquio [m]
long silver rod used in church by the prebendaries or chaplains cetro [m]
metal disk or ruined coin used to play chito chanflón [m]
author of a small merry song or ballad chanzonetero [m]
person who makes or sells children's toy chicharrero [m]
shiʻa, shia, shiʻism/shiʻite or shiism chiismo [m]
girdle or band with that a priest’s alb is tied up cíngulo [m]