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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
their suyo [adj]
their suyas [pron]
General
their su [adj]
their su [adj]
their suyo [adj]
their suyas [adj]
their sus [adj]
their suyo [pron]
their suyos [adj/pl]
their de ellos [pron]
their de ellas [pron]
their suya [adj/f]
Colloquial
their su [adj]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
shepherd in charge of newborn sheep and their mothers ahljador [m]
whitening women used on their face long ago albarino [m]
officer in charge of captives and negotiating their release alfaqueque (árabe) [m]
prank consisting of letting someone kiss one's hand and unloading a blow on their head and cheek buzcorona [m]
tribute that lords could demand of their vassals conducho [m]
leather strap used to tie oxen to their yoke cornal [m]
fury or rapture of the sibyls when giving their oracles entusiasmo [m]
person unskilled at their job media espada [m]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manolo [m]
priest giving their first mass misacantano [m]
everyone and their mother todo el mundo [m]
cross bishops and prelates carry on their chests pectoral [m]
peon that kneads clay with their feet pilero [m]
book of medicines and their composition recetario [m]
consented difference between their official law in coins remedio [m]
person with many jags or dents in their eyes or lips remellado [m]
market square where meat is weighed and their quality controlled repeso [m]
someone down on their luck retablo de dolores [m]
someone down on their luck retablo de duelos [m]
shepherd in charge of newborn sheep and their mothers ahljadora [f]
social gathering that viceroys of mexico had in their palace alcoba (árabe) [f]
diversion of brooks, and storing their water in a reservoir corrivación [f]
in arms festivities, each participants distinguished for their colors and badges cuadrilla [f]
post conferred by the trecenazgo of the order of santiago as their replacement enmienda [f]
tax that muslims pay to their prince garrama [f]
time when corn form their seed grana [f]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manola [f]
portion of land assigned to servants as bonus to their wages senara [f]
product harvested from the portion of land assigned to servants as bonus to their wages senara [f]
person who changes their name as an anagram anagramista [m/f]
pertaining to the abbasids or their dynasty abasí (árabe) [adj]
pertaining to spanish authors juan ruiz de alarcón or pedro antonio or their works alarconiano [adj]
similar to spanish authors juan ruiz de alarcón or pedro antonio or their works alarconiano [adj]
with many jags or dents in their eyes or lips remellado [adj]
having ants in their pants saltarín [adj]
show someone to their seat acomodar [v]
make someone fall on their face debruzar [v]
remove someone from their parish desaparroquiar [v]
have someone removed from their parish desaparroquiarse [v]
chase an animal out of their cave desencuevar [v]
deprive children from comforts of their home to learn function on their own destetar [v]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
talk about someone behind their back hablar [v]
make someone lose their patience impacientar [v]
run in their own footsteps rehuir [v]
go their separate ways separarse [v]
letters issued by conservative judges to those in favor of their jurisdiction conservatorías [f/pl]
permission to preach given to ecclesiastics by their superiors licencias [f/pl]
boy's game where one raises their hand to feint hitting the other amagar y no dar [n]
someone that escorts people to their seats acomodador [m]
group of works that have not been published by their author yet colchón editorial [m] CU
person in their sixties sesentona [f]
person in their seventies setentona [f]
someone that escorts people to their seats acomodadora [f]
situation or conflict in which someone farms out their responsibility to other people compra huevos [f] CL
person with many jags or dents in their eyes or lips remellada [f]
someone that escorts people to their seats ujier [m/f]
someone that exposes their genitalia in public exhibicionista [m/f]
someone that loves and defends their country patriota [m/f]
person in their twenties veinteañero [m/f]
someone that is in their forties cuarentañero [m/f]
pertaining to tropes and their use trópico [adj]
pertaining to the otomi people and their language otomí [adj]
pertaining to the gaels or their language gaélico [adj]
pertaining to textbooks or their styles libro [adj]
pertaining to hindus and their culture hindú [adj]
pertaining to arabs and their nations árabe [adj]
containing iambs or characterized by their predominance yámbico [adj]
related to the finno-ugric and samoyedic peoples or their languages urálico [adj]
related to animals whose eggs hatch inside their body ovovivíparo [adj]
pertaining to a monarch or their family real [adj]
pertaining to their language zapoteca [adj]
pertaining to their language zapoteco [adj]
by their nature por su naturaleza [adj]
have their root in estribar [v]
separate young animals from their mothers desmadrar [v]
deprive someone of their possessions desproveer [v]
separate young cattle from their mothers desahijar [v]
give someone their hacer justicia a alguien [v]
spread their wings desplegar sus alas [v]
announce their engagement anunciar su compromiso matrimonial [v]
flap their wings batir las alas [v]
flap their wings aletear [v]
argue someone (of) their cruelty argüir a alguien (de) su crueldad [v]
accommodate their differences solucionar las diferencias (entre personas) [v]
bore somebody out of their (tiny) mind aburrir a alguien [v]
bore somebody out of their (tiny) mind aburrir muchísimo a alguien [v]
bore somebody out of their (tiny) mind aburrir a alguien soberanamente [v]
bore somebody out of their (tiny) mind aburrir mucho a alguien [v]
let things take their course andar en la bola [v]
be photographed on their way out of a movie ser fotografiado al salir de ver una película [v]
be photographed on their way out of a movie ser fotografiado al salir del cine [v]
accommodate their differences avenirse [v]
accommodate their differences solucionar las diferencias [v]
(in their) respective country en su respectivo país [adv]
(in their) respective country en sus respectivos países [adv]
along with their annexes junto con los anexos [adv]
for their part por su parte [adv]
on their behalf por su parte [adv]
cables and their accessories cables y sus accesorios [m/pl]
contraction from psoe and pp often used by critics to denote their similar positions ppsoe [abrev]
it indicates that a person sees the defects of others, but not their own a ningún bolo le hiede su guaro [expr] HNNI
indicating that while someone works on something others take advantage of their work unos a la bulla y otros a la cabuya [expr] MXHNNI
used to indicate to the speaker that their refusal to do something is actually an interest in that thing brincos dieras [expr] MX
privilege provided by a boss to their subordinates to visit their office without making an appointment ahead of time derecho de picaporte [n] MX
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] BO
dismissal or firing of someone from their job corte de chaleco [n] HN
a regional holiday celebration game that consists of one person dressing up as a tapir and other people on horseback dodging the tapir and the tapir removing their hats with a pole (most notably in agalteca) torear la danta [n] HN:E
people selected for their closeness or relationship los de la foto [n] GT
paid radio or television program in which politicians express their opinion espacio político contratado [n] EC
person admired for their courage or daring gallo de hombre [n] DO
washing of a deceased person's clothing on the first anniversary of their death lavado de cabo de año [n] BO:W
game where two people facing each other extend their hands, one with palms up and another down manitos calientes [n] NICL
everyone and their mother malanga y el puesto de vianda [n] CU
best in their field el mero mero [n] MXGTSVNI
best in their field el meromero petatero [n] MX
best in their field el mero papas fritas [n] MX
best in their field el mero petatero [n] MX
their faces sus rostros
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
false hair or wig worn by women to embellish their head-dress cairel [m]
dues formerly received by bishops from their clergy capelo [m]
place where deer rub their horns escodadero [m]
a clip used by women to prevent their skirts touching the ground paje [m]
ribs and their place in the body costillar [m]
distemper in falcons which makes them lose their feathers hamez [f]
coat which bees lay over their hives before making wax engomadura [f]
time when corn form their seed grana [f]
time and place where cattle bring forth their young paridera [f]
piece of ground assigned to servants as part of their wages senara [f]
someone who assists students in their examinations agonizante [m/f]
relating to vines when their fruit never ripens agracero [adj]
relating to certain fruits which keep their green color when ripe verdal [adj]
put a leaden seal on cloths to indicate their manufactory bollar [v]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
their own suyo [pron]
offering of the indians to their priests and afterwards to the spaniards camarico [m] AMER
name of a savage tribe of the island of luzon and their language igorrote [m] PH
online system allowing students access to their academic information alumnomático [m] CL
farm hand who leads cattle by their halters cabestrero [m] VE
restless horse that moves the riders legs (causing their pants to ride up) arrollacalzones [m] PRrur.
childrens' game in which children line up placing their hands on the waist of person in front and one by one they are separated from the line arrancacebollas [m] GTSV
meeting of supporters of a political party at a particular place (to raise the flag of their party) abanderamiento [m] DO
a fixed place in a market/street where salespeople trade their products asiento [m] BO
bank where clients are assisted in their cars autobanco [m] MXGTHNSVNICRDOPREC
game in which two children stand back-to-back, holding each other's arms, while they try to lift their opponent onto their backs balancín [m] HN
person who often deceives their partner bandido [m] NICU
someone who deceives their partner bandolero [m] NICU
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CLARUY
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CLARUY