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

Englisch Spanisch
General
plants plantaje [m]
plants plantas [f/pl]
Medicine
plants plantar [v]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
nursery for plants semillero [m]
grow (plants) cultivar [v]
General
rot (plants) quemar [v]
disease of some plants hormigón [m]
design made with boxwood, myrtle, and other garden plants lazo [m]
milky juice of plants lechal [m]
row of plants linio [m]
piling soil around plants or trees recalce [m]
uprooting plants rancajada [f]
cutting plants atusador [adj]
hill up soil around plants acobijar [v]
prop up plants with reeds encañar [v]
used to form collective nouns derived from names of trees or plants areda [suf]
fecundation of flowers in some plants cierne [m]
a place which is for cultivation of young plants vivero [m]
a place which is for cultivation of young plants semillero [m]
substance which is used to kill plants herbicida [m]
garden area with mignonette (reseda) plants resedal [m]
filament surrounding the grain of wheat and other grass plants arista [f]
the study of medicinal plants fitomedicina [f]
arrangement of garden plants disposición de plantas de jardín [f]
arrangement of garden plants disposición de plantas de jardín [f]
arrangement of garden plants distribución de plantas de jardín [f]
pertaining to plants vegetal [adj]
related to vegetables or plants vegetal [adj]
prop up plants with reeds encañar [v]
sprout (of plants) guiar [v]
grow plants trabajar el jardín [v]
remove plants entresacar [v]
dig ground in order to prepare it for new plants binar [v]
arid regions plants regiones áridas de plantas [f/pl]
arid regions plants plantas de regiones áridas [f/pl]
related to or derived from plants fito- [pref]
someone who trims plants atusador [m]
thorn (plants) aguijón [m]
small heart or flower of garden plants cogollico [m]
a kind of iron ornament imitating the leaves of plants cartón [m]
nursery of plants renuevo [m]
trunk of trees and plants pie [m]
row of plants linio [m]
nursery (plants) pimpollar [m]
prickle of plants pincho [m]
collection of plants plantaje [m]
ground for rearing plants plantario [m]
refuse of plants malhojo [m]
growing (of plants) nacimiento [m]
sprouting (plants) natío [m]
generic name for several plants with prickly stems tríbulo [m]
small heart or flower of garden plants cogollito [m]
juice of certain plants asa [f]
fence to enclose plants albitana [f]
anther of blossom of vines, corn, and some other plants cierna [f]
bedding for animals and plants cama [f]
art of utilizing animals and plants biotecnia [f]
art and science of cultivating fruit trees and plants fruticultura [f]
leaf (of trees and plants) hoja [f]
small seed of some plants grana [f]
spore of cryptogamous plants gránula [f]
fleshy leaf or joint of some plants penca [f]
viscid matter surrounding the seeds of some fruits or plants ligamaza [f]
nursery for plants planta [f]
uprooting plants rancajada [f]
stalk of plants bearing fruit lleta [f]
dew on plants rociada [f]
green of unripe fruit and young plants verdina [f]
juice of plants savia [f]
someone who trims plants atusadora [f]
uncultivated (plants) bravío [adj]
poisoned with juice of plants herbolado [adj]
wild (plants) rusticano [adj]
grow weak (plants) ahilarse [v]
water plants to excess ahogar [v]
lay plants flat (by a storm) acamar [v]
clip plants, trees afeitar [v]
trim plants atusar [v]
uproot (plants) desmatar [v]
separate the shoots of plants despamplonar [v]
take away from plants earth which had been heaped about them desaporcar [v]
take away the leaves and superfluous buds of plants descaballar [v]
be reared among others (plants) entrecriarse [v]
become strong (plants) embravecerse [v]
go searching for herbs and plants herborizar [v]
stake plants encañar [v]
sprout (plants) engrillarse [v]
take root (plants) pegar [v]
clean (plants) a second time remondar [v]
parch plants requemar [v]
grow (of plants) vegetar [v]
remove suckers (from plants) quitar chupones (a las plantas) [v]
name of several plants whose bulbs and rhizomes are used as soap amole [m] MX
name given to several wild herbaceous plants with prickly or spinous fruit guisaso [m] CU
name given to several climbing plants suspiro [m] ARCL
for a scrubland or forrest area where plants are crushed or broken by lying animals aballado [m] CU
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn afate [m] GTHNSV
plants grown in the nursery almácigo [m] CR
plants grown in the nursery almacigal [m] CRCLARUY
plants grown in an orchard almácigo [m] CRCLARUY
act of covering the lower stem of plants with soil atierro [m] PRrare
act of covering the lower stem of plants with soil atierro [m] HNrur.
cultivation of many plants and crops atierro [m] PRrur.
a small and thin downy thorn on certain plants such as sugarcane or corn aguate [m] MXHNSVNI
place filled with prayer plants bijagual [m] MXHN:NCR
place filled with prayer plants bijagual [m] VE
drink prepared with fruits or bitter medicinal plants amargo [m] VE
various plants characterized by the yellow color of some of their parts amarillo [m] PE
circular assembly of plants in the middle of uncultivated land/water bolsón [m] HN
place planted with prayer plants bijagual [m] MXCR
place planted with prayer plants bijagual [m] HN:N
place where wild prayer plants grow bijagual [m] VE
small and thin hairy spine of plants ahuate [m] MXHNNI
small and thin hairy spine of plants guate [m] HNCR
small and thin hairy spine of plants ajuate [m] HNSVNICR
small and thin hairy spine of plants aguate [m] MXHNSVNI
small and thin hairy spine of plants uguate [m] MX:S
small and thin hairy spine of plants huate [m] HN
small and thin hairy spine of plants afate [m] GTHNSV
dry leaf of certain muscaceas plants, like the banana, used to wrap something chante (inglés shanty) [m] EC
pointed stick used to remove root plants and make holes to plant seeds espeque (del neerlandés) [m] PRMX:ENICRrur.
plot of land with abundant fodder plants espartillar [m] ARUY
method of sowing plants espequeado [m] HNCR
plot of land covered with thorny plants espinero [m] MXGTHNNIEC
destruction of animals or plants cementerio [m] HNNI
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn ajuate [m] HNSVNICR
square space decorated with small plants and flowers (park or garden) cantero [m] PACUDOPYARUY
bundle of plants that are plucked at once with a hand gajo [m] HNrur.
carnival character that represents an old doctor wearing a white lab coat, walking with a cane, and with a doctor's bag full of medicinal plants gramillero [m] ARUY
sprouting of certain plants such as banana or tobacco colino [m] CO
flour made from roasted grains or other starchy plants, sometimes with salt cofio [m] PA
soap made from the vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of certain plants jabón vegetal [m] HN
bundle of fodder, wood, medicinal plants, legumes, or other similar items huango [m] EC
stem or shoot of some plants, such as corn, tall grass, or sugar cane güin [m] CU
disease of some plants, characterized by wrinkling, discoloration, and wilting of the leaves caused by weather hielo [m] HN
length measurement for plants, equivalent to about 12 cm geme [m] HNNIPY
length measurement for plants, equivalent to about 12 cm jeme [m] HN
group of corn plants milperío [m] MXGTSVNI
person who heals diseases with plants parchero [m] GTHNSV
flower of some leguminous plants pito [m] MX
spiritual cleansing of a house with water or smoke of aromatic plants, or incense sahumerio [m] HNPAPRCOVECL
swamp covered with aquatic plants sibal [m] MX:Se
marijuana mixed with dried plants to sell as good quality soplado [m] CLdrug
plot of land with abundant thistle and other plants arrezafe (árabe) [m] rare
land where coca plants are cultivated cocal [m] PEBO
land covered in prickly plants espinero [m] MXGTHNEC
thinning of plants raleo [m] HNDO
acidity (of fruits and plants) agudeza [f] disused
gum exuding from certain plants mangla (sierra morena) [f] ES
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (attacking particularly corn crops) atopa [f] ECrur.
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (it particularly attacks corn crops) atupa (voz quechua) [f] ECrur.
wood frame used to plant plants and vegetables barbacoa [f] VE
irrigation sprinkler placed on a pole at a height higher than the banana plants bandera [f] HN:Nrare