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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
stones piedras [f/pl]
General
stones arenillas [f/pl]
Agriculture
stones rocalía [f]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
precious stones pedrería [f]
paved with stones empedrado [adj]
throw stones at apedrear [v]
bank made of stones arrecife [m]
pile of stones cipote [m]
paving with stones empedrado [m]
paving with stones empedramiento [m]
fuel made from the stones of olives herraj [m]
pile of stones hormazo [m]
kidney stones mal de piedra [m]
heap of stones to mark a line morcuero [m]
shower of stones pedrisco [m]
heap of stones pedrisco [m]
fine coal made from olive stones piñuelo [m]
gold or silver hat band with precious stones trancelín [m]
game made of pieces or stones on a board like checkers andarraya [f]
game consisting of throwing stones at bull's horns calva [f]
jewel made up of different precious stones ensaladilla [f]
collection of engraved stones gliptoteca [f]
fight with stones guerrilla [f]
fighting with stones pedrea [f]
precious stones pedrería [f]
loose stones rocalla [f]
clear from stones descantar [v]
remove stones desempedrar [v]
clear stones from a place despedrar [v]
clear stones from a place despedregar [v]
pave with stones empedrar [v]
face with stones encachar [v]
pave with large stones enchinarrar [v]
cut stones escodar [v]
hew stones escodar [v]
bladder stones arenillas [f/pl]
arrangement of trapezoidal stones arco [m]
charcoal made from the stones of pressed olives herraj [m]
throwing of stones pedrea [f]
fight with stones pedrea [f]
cut (stones) abrillantar [v]
stone (throw stones at) apedrear [v]
stone (throw stones at) lapidar [v]
mark out with stones amojamar [v]
throw stones at tirar piedras contra [v]
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones! ¿cómo andamos por casa? [expr] BOCLUY
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones! ¿y por casa cómo andamos? [expr] ARUY
thrower of stones apedreador [m]
ring set with precious stones cintillo [m]
place full of stones cantizal [m]
load of stones of one-third cubic meter cargo [m]
mass of ground and pressed olive stones borujo [m]
hammer for splitting stones dolobre [m]
fuel made from the stones of olives erraj [m]
heap of stones hormazo [m]
unit of weight for precious stones grano [m]
shower of stones pedrisco [m]
heap of loose stones pedrisco [m]
spot on glass, crystals or precious stones paño [m]
heap of stones as landmark majano [m]
hatband of gold or silver garnished with precious stones trancelín [m]
a jewel with three stones (ring) tresillo [m]
mass of ground and pressed olive stones burujo [m]
kind of game of draughts played with stones andarraya [f]
ancient engine to cast stones cabrita [f]
jewel made up of different precious stones ensaladilla [f]
heap of loose stones pedriza [f]
cloud/shade in precious stones nube [f]
thrower of stones apedreadora [f]
full of stones cascajoso [adj]
full of stones granujado [adj]
abounding in stones pedregoso [adj]
clean precious stones ciclar [v]
clear a place of stones despedregar [v]
remove paving-stones desadoquinar [v]
clear of stones descantar [v]
pave with stones empedrar [v]
hew/cut stones escodar [v]
set with precious stones enjoyar [v]
re-cut (precious stones) relabrar [v]
five-stones juego de tabas [m]
gall-stones cálculos hepáticos [m/pl]
bucket in which flour falls from the mill-stones alguarín [m] ARA
dish made of meat, shellfish and vegetables, cooked on hot stones curanto [m] CL
wooden frame loaded with stones used as an anchor sacho [m] CL
soup that is heated by introducing hot stones to the container calapari [m] BO:C
mound of earth and stones that covers pre-hispanic constructions calpul [m] HNNI
a pavement of crushed small stones, joined with tar and compressed with a roller camino afirmado [m] ECARUY
a pavement of crushed small stones, joined with tar and compressed with a roller camino mejorado [m] ARUY
a house building technique where walls are made with vertical poles and horizontal sticks woven with canes, filled with mud and stones bajarete [m] SVNI
children's play of the three in line, which is played with small stones. ajedrez [m] DO
game consisting of splashing water by throwing stones into rivers or ponds chumuco [m] AR:Nw
thief of metals or metaliferous stones from the mine where he works cangallero [m] CL:Nrare
footbridge made from a row of rough stones for crossing a river or ravine copante [m] GTHNrur.
person who throws small stones with a sling hondillero [m] PErarerur.
abundance of stones pedregullero [m] VE
splash stones make on the surface of water patito [m] MXCL
large amount of stones or rocks pedrero [m] HNNI
place full of stones pedreguero [m] GTNIPA
place full of stones pedregullero [m] VE
place full of stones pedregullal [m] VE
group of stones pedrerío [m] MXCLUY
children's game played by picking up small stones from the ground while throwing another one into the air pimpín [m] VE
wooden frame loaded with stones used as an anchor sacho [m] CL
wooden frame loaded with stones used as an anchor sacho [m] PRrur.
place covered in small stones ripial [m] AR:Nwdisused
hillside reinforced with stones and sticks to avoid erosion seto muerto [m] HN
skipping stones sapito [m] CLARUYBO
hillside covered with small stones sayar [m] AR:Nwrur.
land with many large stones turuncal [m] HNSV
large amount of big stones turuncal [m] HNSV
place with many large stones turunquero [m] HN
large amount of big stones turunquero [m] HN
stones to hold a fire tacán [m] CO:Nrur.
land with many large stones curuncal [m] HN
throwing stones talashcazo [m] SV
construction system in which a cane frame is filled with stones, mud, and grass taquezal [m] NI
footbridge made from a row of stones for crossing a river copante (náhuatl) [m] HN
fuel made from the stones of olives herraje [m] rare
skipping stones patito [m] MX
skipping of stones sapito [m] CLARUY
five-stones (children's play) taquichuela [f] PY
heap of stones placed at the side of the road to invoke the protection of the divinity apacheta [f] PECLAR
heap of stones placed at the side of the road to invoke the protection of the divinity apacheta [f] BO:W,C,Srur.
pair of stones tied together with cord to control a kite chachahuata [f] SV
small vegetable and flower garden in the lagoons to the south of mexico city (originally floating gardens made of canes, stones, and earth) chinampa chinamitl, tejido de cañas, y pan, encima de) [f] MX
person who throws small stones with a sling hondillera [f] PErarerur.
children's game where a a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payana [f] AR:NUY
children's game where a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payaya [f] CL
throwing stones pedreadura [f] BO
stones placed across a current of water to cross it saltana [f] AR:Nw
three stones to hold utensils, where a fire is lit tulipa [f] ECrur.
three stones to hold utensils, where a fire is lit tulpa [f] CO:SwVEEC:NPErur.
three leather straps with stones to throw at cattle boleadora [f] CL
boundary stones divisa [f] UY
fight with stones drea [f] child
fighting with stones petrera [f] disused
covered in small stones ripioso [adj] BOCLARUY
build a wall with rocks or stones apircar [v] BO:Wrur.
throw stones at somebody calear [v] BO
fish in rivers by covering the stones with a net amayaguar [v] SV
fish in rivers by covering the stones with a net mayaguar [v] SV
steal metals or metaliferous stones from mines cangallar [v] CL:Nrare
discard useless stones outside of a mine galguear [v] BO
launch stones with a slingshot, especially at birds hondear [v] BOAR:Nw
throw three leather straps with stones at cattle bolear [v] PYARUY
set of three stones on which a container is set over a fire estopias [f/pl] VE:W
three stones to hold utensils, where a fire is lit tulpas [f/pl] BO:Erur.
three leather straps with stones to catch cattle bolas [f/pl] MXCUARUY
two leather straps with stones to throw at cattle boleadoras [f/pl] PYCLARUY
full of stones cascajosa [adj/f]
full of stones granujada [adj/f]
abounding in stones pedregosa [adj/f]