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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "sports" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 9 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
sports deportivo [adj]
sports deportivo [adj]
sports deporte [m]
sports deportes [m/pl]
sports sportivo (inglés sportive) [adj] PY
sports sport (inglés) [adj] GTHNSVNIDOPRVEECPEBOPYUYrare
sports deportiva [adj/f]
Idioms
sports de sport [adj] rare
sports de sport [adv] rare

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
(sports) match partido [m]
race (sports) carrera [f]
General
sports centre polideportivo [m]
sports center [us] polideportivo [m]
sports car deportivo [m]
sports paper deportivo [m]
sports shoes deportivas [f/pl]
alpine sports alpinismo [m]
sports car automóvil deportivo [m]
sports team conjunto [m]
inclination for outdoor sports deportismo [m]
sports car deportivo [m]
sports team equipo [m]
sports center polideportivo [m]
sports complex polideportivo [m]
atv sports quad [m]
sports shirt camisola (italiano) [f]
sports shirt camisola [f]
sports complex ciudad deportiva [f]
sports match contienda [f]
sports event velada [f]
sports shoe zapatilla deportiva [f]
sports fan deportista [m/f]
supporter of a sports team hincha [m/f]
sports fan hincha [m/f]
fond of sports deportista [adj]
sports car automóvil deportivo [m]
sports car coche deportivo [m]
top-range sports car superdeportivo [m]
sports center polideportivo [m]
doping in sports dopaje en los deportes [m]
sports shoe zapatilla [f]
woman that engages in sports deportista [f]
shorts used for sports pantaloneta [f]
sports jacket chaqueta de sport [f]
branch of sports rama deportiva [f]
sports arena arena [f]
sports stadium arena [f]
blood sports deportes sangrientos [m/f]
unrelated or outside of sports extradeportivo [adj]
mark (in sports) marcar [v]
do sports every day practicar deportes a diario [v]
do sports every day hacer deporte cada día [v]
aquatic sports deportes acuáticos [m/pl]
aquatic sports deportes de agua [m/pl]
aquatic sports deportes acuáticos [m/pl]
fee paid to use a sports field derecho de cancha [n] BO
go! go! (sports) ¡chijí chijá! [n] PR
in the ring (sports) esquina caliente [n] CU
winter sports deportes de invierno
passion for sports pasión por los deportes
sports car carro deportivo
sports car coche deportivo
sports car auto deportivo
sports writer escritor deportivo
shooting sports retailer comerciante minorista de artículos de deporte de tiro
inclination for outdoor sports deportismo [m]
record (in sports) record [m]
sports field cancha [f]
field-sports diversiones del campo [f/pl]
sports pavilion gimnasio [m]
sneaker (sports shoe) playero [m] ES
sports forecast director agenciero [m] ARdisused
raffle (boxing/cockfight/equestrian sports) boleo [m] PR
sports complex deportivo [m] MXVE
person who offers information to bettors about which horse is likely to win (in equestrian sports) datero [m] VEARUY
male fan of the danubio sports club danubiano [m] UY
sports footwear, generally of cloth with rubber soles champión [m] PYARUYrare
person who plays on a sports team equipero [m] MXGTNICU
sports facility fortín [m] CL
male enthusiastic fan and faithful admirer of a sports team fanático [m] MXGTHNSVNICRPACUDOPRECBOCL
illegal blow (physical contact sports and fighting sports) faul (inglés foul) [m] MXPEBOCL
person who has a sports interest in horses equitador [m] MXCOECPEBOCLARBOrur.
execution of feints (sports) finteo [m] ECBOCLAR
foul (physical contact sports and fighting sports) faul (inglés foul) [m] MXPEBOCL
hard sports training fogueo [m] MXDOPR
competition an athlete or sports team participates in to improve their performance fogueo [m] MXGTCRCUDOPRBO
experience and ability in some type of manual labor, sports, or intellectual activity cancheo [m] HNNI
sports glove guantín [m] VEEC
male opponent (politics or sports) contendor [m] HNNICRPADOCOVEECPEBOCLUY
male rival (politics or sports) contendor [m] HNNICRPADOCOVEECPEBOCLUY
sports competition engarre [m] SV
indoor court designed for the practice of certain sports, such as basketball or volleyball coliseo [m] HNECPEBO
meeting or call to join an association, sports club, or political party jale [m] PE
sports activity in a jeep jeepeo [m] CL
fan of sports activity in a jeep jeepero [m] CL
sports manager manejador (inglés manager) [m] USNIDOPR
sports championship where selections from the nine bolivian departments participate nacional [m] BO
sports competition where two teams of four players try to get a six-handled ball through a hoop pato [m] AR
sports field polifuncional [m] BOUY
sports jacket saco sport [m] CRECBOPYARUYCLdisused
sports coat saco sport [m] CRECBOPYARUYCLdisused
sports utility vehicle rural [m] AR
sports equipment utilaje [m] NI
sports arena coliseo (italiano) [m] HNECBO
sports complex deportivo [m] MXGTVE
sneaker (sports shoe) playera [f] ES
sports forecast director agenciera [f] ARdisused
an informal or sports jacket campera [f] BOCLPYARUY
suv (sports utility vehicle) camioneta [f] SVPArare
sports automobile with two seats cuña [f] CUrare
activity, especially sports, performed on holidays in roads that are closed to vehicles for a certain time ciclovía [f] CO
female fan of the danubio sports club danubiana [f] UY
landslide victory (sports) capoteada [f] SV
shin-guard (sports) chimpinillera [f] HNSVNI
landslide (sports) churria [f] PA
person who plays on a sports team equipera [f] MXGTNICU
female enthusiastic fan and faithful admirer of a sports team fanática [f] MXGTHNSVNICRPACUDOPRECBOCL
person who has a sports interest in horses equitadora [f] MXCOECPEBOCLARBOrur.
sports venue used to practice various sports cancha multifuncional [f] BO
sports shoe catimba [f] CLrare
sports competition competencia [f] MXGTHNSVCRPACUDOPRCOECPECLPYARUY
female opponent (politics or sports) contendora [f] HNNICRPADOCOVEECPEBOCLUY
female rival (politics or sports) contendora [f] HNNICRPADOCOVEECPEBOCLUY
solid defeat of a team or person in a sports competition hamaqueada [f] HN
solid defeat of a team or person in a sports competition jamaqueada [f] HN
sound defeat of a team or person in a sports competition jamaqueada [f] HN
day of sports competitions justa [f] PR
group of people from a political party, student, trade union, or sports organization that uses violence against those who do not share their opinions mancha brava [f] HNSVNI
court divided into smaller sections to practice various sports multicancha [f] NIECCL
cloth with a number worn by players in many sports or competitions pechera [f] CL
sports utility vehicle rural [f] ARUY
sports outfit sudadera [f] HNSVDOCOBOPYUY
towel used for sports sudadera [f] PACU
sports rivalry competencia [f] LA
sports competition competencia [f] LA
multipurpose sports facility multicancha [f] NIECCL
sports shoe zapatilla [f] ES
sports shoe zapatilla de deporte [f] ES
in certain sports, a player who plays in the middle of the field in front of the defense half (inglés) [m/f] BO:WCLdisused
relating to the co-pieró sports club (formerly regional atacama) from the region of atacama. atacameño [adj] CL
(in sports journalism) relating to colombia cafetero [adj] SVPECLPY
(in sports journalism) colombian cafetero [adj] SVPECLPY
roofed (sports field) a cielo cerrado [adj] AR
relating to the danubio sports club danubiano [adj] UY
clumsy at sports, with little skill chambón [adj] PADO
prepared for the competition (athlete or sports team) fogueado [adj] CRDOECPE
trained for the competition (athlete or sports team) fogueado [adj] CRDOECPE
that involves many interruptions and discussions (soccer or other sports match) conversado [adj] UY
who plays sports badly cochino [adj] PR
chastise (sports) abrochar [v] MX
reprehend (sports) abrochar [v] MX
punish (sports) abrochar [v] MX
defeat someone in competition (especially sports) abrochar [v] MX
defeat someone in a political or sports competition despacharse [v] HN
carry on in sports clinchar (inglés to clinch) [v] DO
defeat a previously undefeated sports team descarrilar [v] MXHN
continue ahead in sports clinchar (inglés to clinch) [v] DO
win by a landslide (sports) capotear [v] SVNI
commit a foul (soccer and other sports) faulear (inglés foul) [v] MXHNCOPEBOAR