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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "parties" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 2 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
parties fiestas [f/pl]
Law
parties las partes

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

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General
fond of parties fiestero [adj]
consisting of four-parties cuatripartito [adj]
public parties and festivities alegrías [f/pl]
a young rich venezulean businesman who goes parties bolichico [m]
third parties terceros [m/pl]
both parties ambas partes [f/pl]
contracting parties contratantes [m/f/pl]
person in the middle of a conflict of interest between two opposing parties jamón del sándwich [n] SVCLAR
diplomatic agreement between two countries or parties nota reversal [n] BO
parties involved partes involucradas
form parties acuadrillar [v]
joint-parties to a lawsuit consortes [m/pl]
statement of intention to marry made by both parties before a priest dichos [m/pl]
musical composition played by a band in parties organized by priostes acompañamiento [m] EC
rowdy speech read during evening student parties or in the days before carnival to ridicule people bando [m] BO
one who does not like parties aguacatado [m] COrare
colored-paper festoon used as ornament in parties aguinaldo [m] DO
joyful person who enjoys noisy parties bochinchero [m] VE
participation in parties that end in disturbances and some sort of romantic relationship desgorre [m] HN
man who accompanies a teenager to parties or when traveling chaperón (francés) [m] MXGTHNSVNIPACUPR
person who performs improvised music during parties just for the fun of it chuinero [m] DO
politically active person who criticizes political parties without being affiliated with any particular political party francotirador [m] MX
series of back to back parties fiesterío [m] MXGTHNSVNICOBO
man who likes to organize and enliven parties for close friends carnavalero [m] BO
caravan of vehicles that campaign for political parties in rural towns carreteo [m] DO
confrontation between two equally prepared parties with different interests or points of view gallito [m] CL
type of howl used by farmers when in others' company during parties grito [m] PA
married man who goes out to parties correntón [m] CUDO
bag or package of trinkets, decorations, and gag gifts offered at children's parties cotillón [m] PE
small, single membrane drum used in dances of african origin and parties celebrated by black people cua [m] PR
act of both parties yielding in a dispute happy medium (inglés) [m] PR
set of people or parties of different tendencies or guidelines that support the government oficialismo [m] HNNICUDOVEPEBOCLPYARUYcult
set of people of a party or coalition of parties that constitute the government of a country oficialismo [m] SVNICRPADOCOECPEBOCLPYARUY
prior agreement or pact of honor between two antagonistic or rival parties to determine that the number of representatives of a party do not vote and balance it with an equal number of the other party that are absent for some reason pareo [m] CL
practice alternating political parties in a mayor's office or other public administration pasanacu [m] BO
yard or patio used for parties or meetings rancho [m] CRPA
long bag with rags or some weight that boys use in parties to have fun fighting salbeque [m] SV
one who does not like parties aguacatada [f] COrare
joyful person who enjoys noisy parties bochinchera [f] VE
woman who accompanies a teenager to parties or when traveling chaperona (francés) [f] MXGTHNSVNIPACUPR
person who performs improvised music during parties just for the fun of it chuinera [f] DO
politically active person who criticizes political parties without being affiliated with any particular political party francotiradora [f] MX
woman who likes to organize and enliven parties for close friends carnavalera [f] BO
money owed by the national elections tribunal to the political parties for each vote obtained deuda política [f] HN
switching of political parties machincuepa [f] MX
switching of political parties machingüepa [f] MX:E
abusive influence of political parties in government action partidocracia [f] EC
small box with candy and toys given at the end of children's parties sorpresa [f] EC
suit for parties toga [f] PA
person who claims to support different political parties mbatará [m/f] PY
that enjoys going to parties arrocero [adj] VEdisused
who frequently changes candidates, parties, or personal position errático [adj] HN
enjoying parties carnavalero [adj] CU
enjoying parties carretero [adj] CLteen
who takes advantage of parties to eat and drink for free cotanero [adj] DO
fond of loud parties rochelero [adj] VE
relating to loud parties sandunguero [adj] PECL
fond of loud parties tuno [adj] EC
pertaining to this coalition of political parties upeliento [adj] CLdisusedderog.
hire someone with only one of the parties having an advantage atornillar [v] PR
divide up information on a matter among the interested parties compartimentar [v] CUPE
taking sides with one of the parties in conflict parcializarse [v] VEEC
change political parties voltear [v] MXHNSVNICRPADOPRCOVEECPEBO
change political parties voltearse [v] NIPRCOPEBO
Idioms
be someone who likes going to parties a lot and goes to as many as possible ser perrillo de todas bodas [v]
person who frequently attends parties or celebrations hoja de pacaya [n] CU
someone who likes going to parties a lot and goes to as many as possible perrillo de todas bodas
sparkler at christmas parties pata de gallina [f] DO
change political parties dar el cambiazo [v] PA
change sides or parties for personal convenience brincar la talanquera [v] VE
change sides or parties for personal convenience saltar la talanquera [v] VE
stall something by offering false promises to the interested parties dar atolillo con el dedo [v] CR
award oneself the larger share when dividing an amount among various parties despacharse con el cucharón [v] PR
enjoy parties pelearse por un can [v] DO
Speaking
i love surprise parties me gustan las fiestas sorpresa
Phrases
in the presence of third parties en presencia de terceras partes
in the presence of third parties en presencia de una tercera parte
in the presence of third parties en presencia de terceros
one of the parties una de las partes
one of the parties uno de los partidos
may hereafter be referred to individually as a party and collectively as the parties de aquí en adelante se hará referencia a la parte, individual, y a las partes, colectivamente
Colloquial
someone who likes to go parties panchanguero [m]
change political parties dar el cambiazo [v]
change parties cambiar alguien de camisa [v]
person who sympathizes with two political parties pastelero [m] VE
person fond of loud parties tunante [m] BO
person not fond of parties zanahorio [m] CO:C
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull decorated with mirrors at popular parties torito guapo [m] PA
back to back parties fiesterío [m] MXHNSVDO
person who sympathizes with two political parties pastelera [f] VE
person not fond of parties zanahoria [f] CO:C
person who constantly meets up with friends or goes to parties fiesta chococa [m/f] BO:W
person who constantly meets up with friends or goes to parties fiesta cohetillo [m/f] BO
relating to someone who does not like parties zanahorio [adj] CO:C
relating to someone who does not like parties aguacatado [adj] CO
fan of parties pichanguero [adj] CL
bragging about money by spending it on parties and luxuries rangoso [adj] BO:ECL
fond of parties and fun salsoso [adj] PA
fond of loud parties sandunguero [adj] PEBOPRCL
fond of loud parties tunante [adj] ECBO
sympathize with two political parties pastelear [v] VE
go to parties tunar [v] EC
switch political parties dar la machincuepa [v] MX
switch political parties echar la machincuepa [v] MX
switch political parties hacer machincuepas [v] MX
relating to someone who does not like parties zanahoria [adj/f] CO:C
relating to someone who does not like parties aguacatada [adj/f] CO
Slang
someone who likes to go to parties carretero [m] CL
someone who likes to go to parties carretera [f] CL
Business
to third parties a terceros [adv]
the decision is final and binding on the parties la decisión es inapelable y vinculante para las partes
parties involved partes involucradas
parties to the contract partes contratantes
trading parties terceros contratantes
the contracting parties las partes contratantes
competent parties partes competentes
capacity of parties capacidad de las partes
signatures of the parties firmas de las partes
hands of the parties firmas de las partes
intent of the contracting parties intención de los contratantes
capacity of parties capacidad de las partes
competent parties partes competentes
related parties partes relacionadas
Foreign Trade
interested parties partes interesadas
Employment
contract parties partes de contrato
Accounting
related parties partes vinculadas
related parties partes relacionadas
Finance
property received from third parties bienes recibidos de terceros
unrelated parties partes no relacionadas
related parties partes relacionadas
related parties partes vinculadas ES
related parties terceros vinculados ES
Insurance
competent parties partes competentes
Law
cooperation between the parties cooperación entre las partes [f]
by consent of the parties contractual [adj]
third parties terceros [m/pl]
parties to the suit litigantes [m/pl]
damage to third parties daños a terceros [m/pl]
representatives of the parties comparecientes [m/f/pl]
intention of the parties intención de las partes
capacity of parties capacidad de las partes
contracting parties partes contratantes
parties to an action partes en un pleito
action brought by parties’ agreement acción amigable
the parties hereto las partes abajo firmantes
parties hereto partes comparecientes en el presente acto
parties to the suit partes litigantes
high contracting parties altas partes contratantes
identity of parties identidad de las partes
joinder of parties unión de las partes