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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "or more" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

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Idioms
or more de tres altos [adv] disused

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

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case with one or more compact disks álbum [m]
candlestick with two or more arms candelabro [m]
one or more parishes located in one estate coto [m]
dismembering a body into quarters or more parts cuarteo [m]
owner of one or more brands of wine dedicated to trade without having a winery marquista [m]
person in jail for two or more weeks quincenario [m]
card game with two or more french decks between two groups of players canasta [f]
collection of poems by one or more authors to honor someone or celebrate an event corona [f]
lose one or more horseshoes descalzarse [v]
more or less por ahí, por ahí [adv]
dead heat (a race in which two or more competitors finish in a tie) empate [m]
act of becoming older or more mature envejecimiento [m]
manner of saying thing which is incomplete or suggests that more reticencia [f]
person in jail for two or more weeks quincenaria [f]
pertaining to connecting two or more regions interregional [adj]
join two or more animals acollarar [v]
fight two or more people rajarse el ayote [v]
more or less más o menos [adv]
pertaining to two or more states interestatal [adv]
place with one or more hermitages eremitorio [m]
someone who serves one or more fifteen days in prison quincenario [m]
someone who serves one or more fifteen days in prison quincenaria [f]
become fine or flourishing once more reflorecer [v]
found (one or more towns) poblar [v]
more or less casi [adv]
union of two or more animals or things acollaramiento [m] BOCLARUY
coupling of one or more motor vehicles acoplado [m] CU
rope to tie two or more horses in single file arrebiato [m] VE
loving hugs and kisses between two or more people arrincone [m] HN
truck with one or more trailers for transportation of merchandise/livestock autotransporte de carga [m] AR
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker bacará [m] CLARUY
border territory in dispute between two or more countries bolsón [m] HNSVNI
fight between two or more people cachimbeo [m] GTHNNI
a highway or dual carriageway that connects two or more ports canal seco [m] HNSVNI
pact between two or more people to do something hidden from others cuchubal [m] HN
pact between two or more people to do something hidden from others cuchuval [m] NI
male child or teenager who behaves more maturely than others their same age culisucio [m] CUderog.
fork in the road where two streets that had been more or less parallel meet cuchillo [m] CU
bit used to tie it up or more easily guide a horse fiador [m] CR:Nw
type of us pool game involving three or more players fichado [m] HN
boy or young man more physically developed than others his age guailón [m] CL
part of the plant where two or more branches emerge gonce [m] HNCRrur.
two or more bananas detached from the cluster gajo [m] HN
card game in which two or more players try to group related cards before their opponents golpeado [m] PE
rooster born with one or more of its toes turned in corino [m] PR
money for a debt paid by two or more people copago [m] COCL
sip, swig, or gulp of alcohol, typically combining two or more types of alcohol coriloxis [m] NIrare
dispute between two or more people or groups contrapunteo [m] NICUPEBOCL
young person who tries to appear older or more mature huehuete [m] GT
event in which one or more people are injured or killed due to violence hecho de sangre [m] CRPADOCOECPEBOPYCL
break that divides an object into two or more parts quiebre [m] PAAR
person missing one or more fingers, hands, or arms ñoco [m] PRCOVE
fight between two or more people agarradera [f] PE
small hook-shaped anchor with six or more arms used for small boats araña [f] NI
small hook-shaped anchor with six or more arms used for small boats araña [f] HN:S
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker baccará [f] CLARUY
musical event involving one or more artists performing for a small audience descarga [f] CU
lack of synchronization between two or more people while undertaking a task desintonización [f] HN
discrepancy between two or more people desintonización [f] HNNI
female child or teenager who behaves more maturely than others their same age culisucia [f] CUderog.
iron lever that controls the junction of two or more railway lines espuela [f] HN:N
two-or more story house casa de alto [f] HNNICRCUVE:W
two-or more story house casa de altos [f] PEdisused
building with two or more stories casa de altos [f] BO
two-or more story house casa de altos [f] DOPRECBOCLARUY
two-or more story house casa de balcón [f] CO
two-or more story house casa de altos [f] DOPRECBOCLARUYPEdisused
girl or young woman more physically developed than others her age guailona [f] CL
shouting or uproar by one or more people grisapa [f] VE
shouting or uproar by one or more people grizapa [f] VE
screaming by one or more people guirisapa [f] VE
racket made by one or more people guirisapa [f] VE
hollowed out in a more or less circular shape joyada [f] HNSVrur.
power strip with two or more plugs zapatilla [f] CLPYARUY
house of two-or more stories casa de balcón [f] CO
person missing one or more fingers, hands, or arms ñoca [f] PRCOVE
person missing one or more teeth dientemeno [m/f] DO
who have reconciled (two or more people) abuenado [adj] BOCLARUY
who have reconciled (two or more people) abuenado [adj] BOPYAR
pertaining to someone who has two or more jobs or positions (person) chambero [adj] MXHN
missing one or more teeth guaco [adj] CO:Sw
missing one or more teeth güicho [adj] HN
occurring between two or more communities intercomunal [adj] VECLPYAR
missing one or more teeth janicho [adj] HN
missing one or more fingers manuco [adj] HN
more or less como la mojarra [adj] GT
with one or more fingers missing nuco [adj] HN
missing one or more fingers muco [adj] HN
missing one or more fingers, hands, or arms ñoco [adj] PRCOVE
receiving one or more salaries for doing no work pipón [adj] EC
fight between two or more people agarrarse [v] MXHNCRPAPRVEECPEBOCLUY
put money in a fund (two or more people) acuotarse [v] BO
join one or more vehicles to another one to be towed acoplar [v] CUDOPEBOCLPYARUY
warm up one or more players on the bench, in order for them to join the game calentar el banco [v] CUPE
quarrel (two or more people) bregetear [v] DO
fight between two or more people abruzar [v] DO
lurk near two or more people in conversation trying to overhear them abejonear [v] DO
leap on food in order to serve oneself more or better quality food acarancharse [v] AR:Nw
get involved in a fight (two or more people) deflecarse [v] DO
separate two or more things that had been connected desempatar [v] CUPRVE
initiate an understanding and collaboration between two or more cliques or gangs cliquear [v] HNteendelinq.
separate two or more things that had been connected desenchuflar [v] HNSVDOCO
separate two or more people in a fight desapartar [v] MXHNNICRCUDOVE
cease to have friendly relations (two or more people) descachimbarse [v] HN
fight (two or more people) deflecarse [v] DO
disagree (two or more people) desintonizar [v] HNSVNI
differ (two or more people) desintonizar [v] HNSVNI
disconnect two or more things that had been connected desempatar [v] CUPRVE
come to an agreement to do something illicit (two or more people) cuchubalearse [v] NI
make a pact between two or more people cuchuvalearse [v] NI
conspire to do something two or more people, generally something illegal cuecharse [v] SVderog.
make jokes between two or more people changonetear [v] GTHNSV
make a racket by yelling (two or more people) chajwar [v] BO:Sw,Crur.
converse or chat at length about insignificant or trivial subjects (two or more people) cututear [v] HN
speak in whispers or lowered voices (two or more people) chamuyar [v] BOARUY
take one or more cards from the deck chupar [v] EC
become involved in a fight or discussion (two or more people) entreverarse [v] BOCLAR
cross off one or more names from a list of candidates escrachar [v] PR
stretch and lengthen something to increase its surface or occupy more space estericarse [v] DO
stretch and lengthen something to increase its surface or occupy more space estericar [v] DO
coincide in order to produce a specific result (two or more causes) complotarse (inglés) [v] CL
agree on something that has been said or done (two or more people) concuasar [v] BO
be in a dispute (two or more people) contrapuntear [v] MXNICUCOPEBOAR
be in competition (two or more people) contrapuntearse [v] CUPRPEBO
become more or less solid (mixture) cortar [v] CR
split the payment of a debt between two or more people copagar [v] CL
hurt someone else (two or more people) convoyarse [v] VE
make someone pay more for something by taking advantage of a situation of power, strength, or privilege cogotear [v] CL
make something more complex or difficult complejizar [v] BOrare
make something more complex or difficult complejizar [v] NIPE
twist one or more threads in a spinning wheel klantir [v] BO:W,C
break one or more of one's teeth despozolarse [v] HN
split one or more marbles with a ponche hard marble ponchar (inglés punch) [v] MX
lose or split one or more teeth desbichinarse [v] HN
have one or more teeth fallen or split desbichinarse [v] HN
more or less regular aquí [adv] MXHNNIVEEC
more or less in between (inglés) [adv] USPR
more or less medio [adv] PRCL
more or less como la mojarra [adv] GT
Idioms
one or more una que otra [adj]
one or more uno que otro [adj]
be much better or much more advanced dar sopas con honda [v]
have enough (or more than enough) of something darse un verde [v]
have enough (or more than enough) of something darse un verde de algo [v]
start to control something or someone more carefully sujetar las riendas [v]
start to control something or someone more carefully templar las riendas [v]
more or less del orden de [adv]
more or less así así [adv]
more or less grosso modo [adv]
more or less más o menos [adv]