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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "repeated" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 13 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
repeated repetido [adj]
repeated reiterado [adj]
repeated cíclico [adj]
repeated espeso [adj] rare
repeated gémino [adj] disused
repeated de cada nada [adv] SVNI
repeated a cada nada [adv] SVCOPECLrare
repeated a cada nada [adv] NIrare
repeated repetida [adj/f]
Colloquial
repeated repe [adj]
Business
repeated repetido [adj]
Technical
repeated reiterado [adj]
Environment
repeated reiterante [adj]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
repeated knocking aldabeo [m]
repeated blows baqueteo [m]
repeated bothering maceo [m]
repeated annoyance maceo [m]
repeated gunshots escopetería [f]
repeated promise repromisión [f]
repeated gunfire rafagazo [m]
oft-repeated consabido [adj]
that can be be repeated repetible [adj]
be repeated ser reiterado [v]
be repeated estar repetido [v]
a word repeated over and over to calm an animal oiga [interj]
indicating that something is repeated in order to ensure it was done correctly caballo bueno repite [expr] CL
repeated failures reiterados fallos
hearty and repeated kissing besuqueo [m]
repeated swinging of the arms braceo [m]
repeated strokes golpeadero [m]
repeated striking/beating golpeo [m]
repeated casting of a net relance [m]
repeated attempt relance [m]
repeated pulsation retoque [m]
repeated gunshots escopetería [f]
rhetorical form of speech in which a word is repeated geminación [f]
repeated promise repromisión [f]
phrase often repeated in talking muletilla [f]
number of verses repeated vuelta [f]
repeated flogging zurribanda [f]
often repeated espeso [adj]
bother with an oft-repeated story enflautar [v]
repeated joke or jibe, that can be offensive and in bad taste at times chalequeo [m] VE
repeated entry and exit of a place entrisale [m] CUDO
repeated irritation cateteo [m] CL
repeated annoyance cateteo [m] CL
continued and repeated chant cantazón [m] HNSV
constant and repeated theft güeveazón [m] SV
constant and repeated theft güeveo [m] HN
repeated and persistent need to urinate mal de orines [m] PA
thing repeated annoyingly pereque [m] SV
loud and repeated noise ruidero [m] MXGTNI
continuous and repeated extraction sacadero [m] MX
simple repeated guitar strumming tundete [m] PE
repeated scolding sonsonete [m] PR
repeated offender subsiguiente [m] PRjail
repeated scolding tacataca [m] PR
repeated topic verso [m] BOARUY
noise from repeated shots tastaseo [m] COdelinq.
noise from repeated blows tasteco [m] SV
person who boxes with repeated hits fajador [m] CUPE
intense and repeated noise ruidero [m] MX
repeated importunities batería [f] rare
repeated robbing atracadera [f] CO
repeated dancing caiteada [f] HNrur.
repeated argument alegadera [f] MXGTHNSVNICRCOEC
repeated embrace between two people abracadera [f] CU
repeated embrace between two people abracadera [f] USrare
repeated absence capadera [f] GTCO
repeated suffering in an accident/fight descañangada [f] CU
series of culucas repeated during a long period of time culuqueada [f] HN
repeated absence capeadera [f] GT
repeated annoyance fregazón [f] GTNIrare
repeated demonstration of nonconformity or disagreement estriladera [f] CRCL
continued and repeated chant cantadera [f] MXHNSVNICUPRCOVE
scolding or insistent and repeated observation to bother cantaleta [f] MXGTHNSVNIPACUDOPRCOVEECPEBO
slogan or motto chanted repeated cantaleta [f] MXGTSVNIPA
repeated walking by the same place cruzadera [f] DO
excessive and repeated condescension that especially children are subjected to consentidera [f] NICUDOVE
constant and repeated theft güeveadera [f] HNSV
repeated act of speaking habladera [f] NICRCU
game repeated many times jugadera [f] HNNIDO
continuous and repeated cleaning limpiadera [f] NIDOVEPE
repeated and insistent phone calls llamadera [f] HNSVNIPACUDOPRCOVEEC
repeated nudity encueradera [f] DO
prolonged and repeated grouse lloreta [f] HN
constant and repeated arrivals llegadera [f] HNNICU
prolonged and repeated complaint lloreta [f] HN
prolonged and repeated resentment lloreta [f] HN
prolonged and repeated grouse lloreta [f] HN
prolonged and repeated grumble lloreta [f] HN
repeated stripping encueradera [f] DO
repeated visit metedera [f] CU
repeated discussion metedera [f] HN
repeated visit metezón [f] CU
repeated farting peadera [f] CO
insistent and repeated skidding of car wheels patinadera [f] MXGTPADO
repeated petition or request pediera [f] PR
intense and repeated peeling peladera [f] MXCU
repeated painting pintadera [f] MXNICRCU
repeated thought pensadera [f] CU
repeated annoyance pernicia [f] VE
repeated complaint quejadera [f] MXGTHNNICRPACUVE
repeated complaint protestadera [f] GTHNSV
repeated search rastreadera [f] MXCR
repeated scratching rascadera [f] ECrare
repeated scratching rascadera [f] MXGTNICRPADOPE
repeated tracking rastreadera [f] MXCR
repeated frolicking revolcadera [f] MXSVCRPACUDO
repeated grumbles rezongadera [f] NIDOVEUY
repeated slips resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated snoring roncaera [f] PR
repeated insults sentada [f] GT
repeated slip-ups resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated annoyance repicadera [f] PA
repeated gaffes resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated sex repisada [f] HNSV
repeated indiscretions resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated errors resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated mistakes resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated tactlessness resbaladera [f] SVDOPE
repeated frolicking retozadera [f] MXCUDO
continuous and repeated extraction sacadera [f] MXSVNICRCUDO
repeated touching of the body tocadera [f] HNSVNICRDOCOCL
repeated appearance asomadera [f] CO
repeated peering asomadera [f] DO
repeated scolding cantaleta [f] GTPACUCOVEBO
repeated truancy capeadera [f] GT
person who boxes with repeated hits fajadora [f] CUPE
repeated complaint quejadera [f] MXGTNICRPACUVE
very repeated pateado [adj] NI
give repeated blows porracear [v] MX
distress a debtor through repeated payment demands ahorcar [v] EC
suffer repeated hiccups hipear [v] NI
indicating a repeated action (with nouns) dera [suf] MXGTHNSVNICRCUDOPRVEECCL
oft-repeated consabida [adj/f]
often repeated espesa [adj/f]
Idioms
repeated mockery tomadera de pelo [f] COVEEC
inflict repeated punishment on someone agarrarlas [v] CL
Speaking
mistakes are always repeated los errores siempre se repiten
Phrases
it is used to reinforce or intensify the value of the name that precedes it (generally to indicate annoyance or resignation to the appearance of something that is repeated a lot) que te crio
Colloquial
repeated request petitorio [m]
repeated flogging escurribanda [f]
an aggression with several repeated beats campaneo [m] MX
constant and repeated theft güeveyo [m] SV
repeated and very frequent changes cambiadera [f] SVPADOPREC
repeated entry into a place without a purpose entradera [f] HNSVCUDOCO
excessive and repeated importunity cargosidad [f] AR:Nw
repeated commentary about someone habladera [f] GTNIVE
repeated commentary about someone habladera [f] PR
repeated washing lavadera [f] NIPACOPE
repeated discomfort jodencia [f] CO
repeated petition or request pedidera [f] MXGTHNSVNICRPACUDOCOVEECPY
repeated petition or request pedidera [f] PErare
frequent and repeated fishing pescadera [f] MXCR
repeated loss perdedera [f] MXHNNICRDOCO
repeated loans prestadera [f] MXGTNICR
repeated pruning podadera [f] MXGTNICR
repeated complaint quejadera [f] CO
repeated crop planting sembradera [f] MXSVNICU
violent and repeated beating salsa [f] PRteen
violent and repeated beating salsa [f] UYCLrare
repeated snoring roncadera [f] MXSVNICRPACUDOCOBO:WUY