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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "players" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 4 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
players jugadores [m/pl]
Business
players protagonistas [m/f/pl]
Sports
players plantilla [f]
Football
players guerreros [m/pl]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "players" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 103 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
strolling troupe of actors and players cambaleo [m]
company of strolling players bojiganga [f]
card game with two or more french decks between two groups of players canasta [f]
reserve of young players cantera [f]
pool of young players cantera [f]
troupe of strolling players farándula [f]
company of strolling players gangarilla [f]
company of strolling players garnacha [f]
dominoes played with four or three players garrafina [f]
get four players for a team each cuartear [v]
pool of players cantera de jugadores [f]
pertaining to the a.c. milan football club and its players milanista [adj]
baseball players jugadores de béisbol [m/pl]
baseball players jugadores de béisbol [m/pl]
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
strolling troupe of players cambaleo [m]
card game with five players quintillo [m]
company of traveling theater players bojiganga [f]
company of strolling players gangarilla [f]
troupe of strolling players farándula [f]
company of strolling players garnacha [f]
company of strolling players farsa [f]
relating to strolling players farandúlico [adj]
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
person in charge of bringing water to players at a soccer match aguatero [m] HN SV CR DO CO EC BO CL PY AR UY PE
a soccer modality which is played in a smaller facility, with five players per team babyfutbol [m] AR UY
a soccer modality which is played in a smaller facility, with five players per team baby fútbol [m] AR CL
a game played on a rectangular court by players with light rackets used to hit a shuttlecock over a high net badminton [m] PR VE
meeting of players and dancers to perform the bomba dance bombazo [m] PR
type of us pool game involving three or more players fichado [m] HN
sport similar to soccer played on a smaller court with fewer players fulbito [m] PE
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futbolito [m] HN SV NI EC CL AR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futsal [m] EC PE BO CL AR UY
card game in which two or more players try to group related cards before their opponents golpeado [m] PE
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquiam [m] GT HN SV
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquián [m] MX GT SV
person responsible for distributing points among players in the game of cuarenta juez de aguas [m] EC
marbles game in which the players can only use their thumbnail to move the marbles maule a la uñita [m] HN child
card game where players leave a card on the table while they say a number from 1 to 13 nervioso [m] PE BO CL
game of hoyuelo, where players throw coins or balls into a hole from a distance ñoco (kikongo) [m] PE
team of 11 soccer players onceno [m] NI CR PA CO BO PY
game consisting of awarding money from the weekly or monthly fees of the players pasanacu [m] BO
sports competition where two teams of four players try to get a six-handled ball through a hoop pato [m] AR
game between two players throwing a coin against a wall, the winner getting the closest to a certain distance rechinón [m] NI
card game between two players with half a deck each, alternately throwing down one card at a time until one is left without cards quitacamisa [m] CO
representing team of a country with players from different clubs to participate internationally seleccionado [m] HN SV NI CR PA CU DO CO EC PE BO AR UY PY CL
card game with a spanish deck and up to four players truco [m] VE BO CL AR UY
card game where cards are distributed among players tonto [m] CR PE
card game where cards are distributed among players, except one that remains hidden tonto cotudo [m] CO
football team of excellent players trabuco [m] NI
selection processes that athletic teams or players are subject to clasificatoria [f] MX DO EC BO CL PY AR UY
version of children's game of hide and seek involving kissing the players as they are discovered escondida china [f] CL
children's game in which players occupy different places around a child in the center looking to take the place of one of the others pretending to ask for fire while they exchange positions candelita [f] VE
amount of money players bet in a cockfight coima [f] CU
children's game where the players throw their tops to try to take the others out of a circle drawn on the ground cocina [f] PE
person responsible for distributing points among players in the game of cuarenta jueza de aguas [f] EC
card game with two to five players using a poker deck to form rows of cards of the same suit or number loba [f] BO AR
team of 11 soccer players oncena [f] MX GT SV EC PE BO CL UY
cloth with a number worn by players in many sports or competitions pechera [f] CL
related to players or fans of the buenos aires soccer club boca juniors boquense [adj] AR
relating to a team's reserve players reservista [adj] PE
put in order, describing players lining up in order alistarse [v] CO PE BO CL PY AR UY
warm up one or more players on the bench, in order for them to join the game calentar el banco [v] CU PE
collect the commission on the players winnings (gambling hall) chinguear [v] CR rare
win the entire pot, all of the money the players bet espirriar [v] CR disused rur.
children's game where a group selects a color that must be guessed by the two players representing the angel and the devil listones [m/pl] NI
relating to strolling players farandúlica [adj/f]
Idioms
pass the ball through opposing players recibir en filtro [v] HN
Phrases
many of the best players muchos de los mejores jugadores
most of the best players la mayoría de los mejores jugadores
Colloquial
cheering (to encourage the players) jaleo [m]
band of strolling players pipirijaina [f]
band of strolling players pipirijaina [f]
a soccer modality which is played in a smaller facility, with five players per team baby [m] EC CL
card game with a spanish deck and up to four players truco [m] PY
when both players do not score zapatero [m] CU VE UY
children's game in which players form groups and hit each other using flechas flechitas [f/pl] BO:W
used in a game of marbles to surprise the players, taking advantage of an oversight and taking all the marbles manigüiti [expr] CU
International Trade
economic players agentes económicos [m/f/pl]
Automotive
cd players lector de cd's
Sports
rugby played on a smaller court by seven players seven (inglés) [m] CL
rugby played on a smaller court by seven players seven a side (inglés) [m] CL
when two soccer players pin the ball between their legs tracalión [m] SV
players on a soccer team artillería [f] CO
reserve players banca [f] BO
line up of players línea [f]
sub in players mover el banquillo [v]
sub out players mover el banquillo [v]
Football
soccer player who makes quick moves against the other team's players caballo [m] BO
Baseball
superstars (the best players) ases [m]
encounter, confrontation, meeting (between ballclubs or players) encuentro [m]
meeting (between ballclubs or players) cotejo [m]
foreign players on a baseball team importación [f] NI VE
train baseball players to catch a batted ball fonjear [v] DO
allow players to steal bases soltar [v] CU
allow players to run soltar [v] CU
Folklore
a ritual dance in which standard bearers, flute players, and jesters participate accompanied by the drum and war cry juego [m] HN
Archaic
someone who comes into a game to complete the number of players brechador [m]
Card Games
card game of ombre between five players cinqueño [m]
card game of ombre between five players cinquillo [m] disused
variety of the game with three players renegado [m]
among players, kings of the deck casa grande [f] disused