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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "popular" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 29 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
popular popular [adj]
General
popular taquillero [adj]
popular codiciable [adj]
popular concurrido [adj]
popular folklórico [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular cartelero [adj]
popular solicitado [adj]
popular folclórico [adj]
popular estimado [adj]
popular para las masas [adj]
popular generalizado [adj]
popular de moda [adj]
popular comunero [adj]
popular general [adj]
popular famoso [adj]
popular codiciable [adj]
popular taquillera [adj/f]
popular estimada [adj/f]
popular comunera [adj/f]
popular generalizada [adj/f]
popular famosa [adj/f]
popular concurrida [adj/f]
Colloquial
popular caída y limpia [adj] EC
popular botado [adj] CU
popular taquilla [adj] CL

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "popular" im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch : 27 Ergebniss(e)

Spanisch Englisch
Common
popular [adj] popular
General
popular [adj] folk
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] inexpensive
popular [adj] economical
popular [adj] low-cost
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] poor
popular [adj] working-class
popular [adj] people's
popular [adj] pertaining to the common people
popular [adj] people
popular [adj] famous
popular [adj] public
popular [adj] colloquial
popular [adj] known
popular [adj] mainstream
popular [adj] trending
popular [adj] plebeian
popular [adj] demotic
popular [f] AR people who sit in the cheap seats
popular [f] AR general public
popular [f] BOARUY cheap seats
Idioms
popular a hot ticket
Law
popular [adj] current

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
popular song cuplé [m]
popular or recurring hideout or lair guarida [f]
General
hit (popular song) éxito [m]
popular song copla [f]
popular song aire popular [m]
popular saying put into song anejir (árabe) [m]
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areito [m]
popular dance baile de candil [m]
popular spanish music bolero [m]
slow danceable song originally from cuba, popular in the caribbean, with a two-by-four beat and melancholic lyrics bolero [m]
popular catchy music chinchín [m]
popular place emporio [m]
popular art movement folclorismo [m]
light popular music folión [m]
singer of light popular music folión [m]
popular latin latín vulgar [m]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manolo [m]
popular name nombre común [m]
flemish painting or tapestry representing popular festivals quermés [m]
popular historical romance romance de gesta [m]
popular song of the fifteenth century andola [f]
popular song cantilena [f]
popular song cantinela [f]
popular culture cultura popular [f]
popular democracy democracia popular [f]
popular democracy democracia popular [f]
canary islands popular dance folía [f]
popular music folía [f]
popular print hoja volante [f]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manola [f]
popular galician dance muiñeira [f]
popular spanish song tirana [f]
spanish popular song style tonadilla [f]
bull used in popular festivities for the first bullfight of the morning vaca del aguardiente [f]
popular art arte popular [m/f]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulado [adj]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulapado [adj]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulaparse [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achularse [v]
be popular florecer [v]
become popular salir [v]
popular spanish music boleras [f/pl]
popular spring songs marzas [f/pl]
popular militias milicias populares [f/pl]
popular mexican dance jarabe [m]
popular government gobierno popular [m]
card game which is very popular in spain mus [m]
aged in popular culture envejecimiento en la cultura popular [m]
popular dance from argentina and uruguay zamba [f]
popular mexican song ranchera [f]
popular assembly asamblea popular [f]
the state of being popular popularidad [f]
popular song/music tonada [f]
british popular music música popular británica [f]
member/supporter of the partido popular pepero [m/f]
pertaining to the partido popular pepero [adj]
become popular tener eco [v]
become popular cuajar [v]
become popular volverse popular [v]
get popular features folklorizarse [v]
become more popular volverse más popular [v]
become a popular hangout convertirse en un lugar popular [v]
become a popular place to go convertirse en un lugar popular al que ir [v]
become a popular hangout convertirse en un lugar frecuentado [v]
become a popular place convertirse en un lugar popular [v]
become a popular place to go convertirse en un lugar popular para ir [v]
be more popular ser más popular [v]
be popular ser famoso [v]
be popular ser popular [v]
be popular with the public ser popular con el público [v]
buddhism popular works obras populares de budismo [f/pl]
partido popular progresista ppp [abrev]
popular music música popular
popular song canción de moda
popular song and dance of the caribbean areito [m]
popular spanish dance and song bolero [m]
popular dance cariaco [m]
light and popular music folión [m]
popular dance tango [m]
last stanza in popular songs despedida [f]
popular andalusian song dealing with prisoner's tribulations carcelera [f]
popular dance in asturias giraldilla [f]
andalusian popular song in j tempo jabera [f]
type of popular song and dance jácara [f]
popular andalusian song petenera [f]
popular song of malaga malagueña [f]
popular song and dance of ronda rondeña [f]
an austrian popular song praviana [f]
popular dance of galicia muñeira [f]
popular song tonadilla [f]
poem in popular style on a rustic subject serranilla [f]
popular peasant melody guabina [f]
become general or popular extenderse [v]
become popular generalizarse [v]
make popular popularizar [v]
become popular popularizarse [v]
become popular hacerse popular [v]
popular risings in castile comunidades [f/pl]
a popular andalusian song playeras [f/pl]
primero (a gambling card game, popular in elizabethan england) original juego de poker [m]
popular proverb put to music anejín [m] rare
popular hotchpotch dish chupe [m] ANSCLPA
popular dance without song calladito [m] CL
singer of popular songs cantador [m] outdated
popular dance and music congo [m] CU
popular air and dance galerón [m] COVE
popular dance and its music gato [m] ARUY
popular indian dance jaracolito [m] PE
popular song of the llaneros llorado [m] COVE
popular name of a kind of banana tabasco [m] MX
popular dance, kind of zapateado seis [m] PR
popular proverb put to music anejir [m] rare
popular song/romance accompanied by guitar and maracas corrido [m] AMER
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areyto [m] MXNIDOPR
popular square candy that comes in several colors and flavors (with coconut) arrancamuelas [m] CO
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areito [m] MXNIDOPR
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areíto [m] CU
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
bath that includes a variety of leaves given to a person who is considered to have bad luck (popular beliefs) baño de todas las hojas [m] DO
in popular mythology, an elf, a devil barchilo [m] AR:Nw
(according to popular belief) an evil spirit that possesses people babujal [m] CU
music played generally at dawn, on occasion of certain popular religious festivals albazo [m] EC
member/sympathizer of popular block bloquero [m] HN
popular clandestine lottery that uses only three numbers bolipool [m] PR
popular clandestine lottery that uses only three numbers bolipul [m] PR
popular politician buey [m] DO
supporter of peru's alianza popular revolucionaria americana (apra) political party búfalo [m] PE
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullarengue [m] CUCO
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullerengue [m] CUCO
dance popular in northern chile that is danced by a couple using a handkerchief and which simulates a courting ritual cachimbo [m] CL
folk dance mixing different popular rhythms (typical of the colombian andes) bunde [m] CO
very animated and happy popular dance cachullapi [m] EC
party among friends with music, popular dances, and regional foods buri [m] BO:E
ghost in the form of a bull/cow skeleton that charges at pedestrians at night (popular mythology) cacaste [m] NI
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans cacerolazo [m] VEECCLPYARUY
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans caceroleo [m] CLARUY
representative of a population under the poder popular delegado [m] CU
popular poet who composes and recites amorfinos decimero [m] EC:W
popular party with dancing cucuteo [m] HNderog.
four-wheeled vehicle pulled by a group of runners at popular student races cuchepo [m] CL
minor or popular lottery chance (inglés) [m] NI
loud and disordered popular dance charrango [m] HNderog.
popular music played primarily on stringed instruments like the guitar and double bass curruncuchún [m] HN
gathering of lower class persons who are fond of popular traditions chulerío [m] CLderog.
stall for selling food or gaming during popular festivals chinamo [m] NICR
popular demonstration of complaint against a public person who is accused of having committed serious crimes or acts of corruption, that is generally held in front of his or her home or in some other public place the accused must visit escrache [m] ARUY
movement in favor of popular art folclorismo [m] BOCLAR
sentiment or behavior typical of popular art folclorismo [m] DOECBOCL
owner of a temporary stall set up during popular festivals where food and drink are sold carpero [m] AR:Nw