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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "them" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 11 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
them los [pron]
them ellas [pron]
them ellos [pron]
them las [pron]
them les [pron]
General
them la [pron]
them le [pron]
them del mismo [adj]
them a ellas
them a aquellas [pron]
them a aquellos [pron]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Conjugations
kill them matarlo [v]
tell them decirles [v]
help them ayudarlos [v]
meet them conocerlos [v]
General
to them les [pron]
among them entre ellos [adv]
some of them algunos de ellos [m/pl]
for them les [pron]
some of them algunas de ellas [f/pl]
captain of a body of young noble men to instruct them for the militia alcaide de los donceles [m]
christian man renouncing the christian religion in a written declaration, which the roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelático [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tanganillo [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tarangallo [m]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa cáñama [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa dezmera [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa excusada [f]
christian woman renouncing the christian religion in a written declaration, which the roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelática [f]
using one's own words against them retorsión del argumento [f]
renouncing christian religion in a written declaration, which roman emperors exempted them from persecution libelático [adj]
throw dice in a way to make them land on a certain face cargar [v]
cut lambs/sheep tails off to fatten them desrabar [v]
cut lambs/sheep tails off to fatten them desrabotar [v]
to them se [pron]
letters given to an ambassador or minister for a foreign state to admit and recognize them credenciales [f/pl]
device for unloading railroad freight cars by tipping them volquete [m]
walk in line with them caminar al par de alguien [v]
raise the shoulders so as to give them a square appearance (to show dislike) enderezar los hombros [v]
be so few one can count them on the fingers of one hand haber tan pocos que se pueden contar con los dedos de la mano [v]
be so few one can count them on the fingers of one hand ser tan pocos que se pueden contar con los dedos de la mano [v]
either of them cualquiera de ellos [pron]
all of them todo [pron]
oh great it's them again vaya alante que la luz es verde [expr] PAteen
candidate to a high position whose candidacy keeps the group that supports them secret gallo tapado [n] HNSVNIPADOCO
cutting of a fighter cock's feathers to leave them pointed punta de tijera [n] PR
both (of them) los dos (las dos)
half of them la mitad
obstructing the course of bees in order to get them into a new hive deshilo [m]
labourer who ties the feet of sheep for shearing them legador [m]
distemper in falcons which makes them lose their feathers hamez [f]
work flax and hemp to make them feel like silk asedar [v]
negotiate bills and exchange them for money cambiar [v]
take away from plants earth which had been heaped about them desaporcar [v]
sit on eggs in order to hatch them encobar [v]
them (accusative case) las [pron]
them (indirect object) les [pron]
each one of them cada una de ellas [f]
each of them cada una de ellas [f]
every one of them cada una de ellas [f]
both of them ellos dos [pron]
to them se [pron]
araucanian witch who kidnapped children six months old to change them into monsters imbunche [m] CL
farm hand who catches the sheep to hand them over to the shearer agarrador [m] ARUY
agreement to plant land in which the owner provides the land and the partner provides the seeds and work with the resulting crops being divided evenly between them alpartidario [m] PE
narrowing chute to guide animals to separate them embudo [m] HN
person who lives with another but isn't necessarily supported by them arrimado [m] CR
person who wraps up the bunch's of bananas in a plastic bag to preserve them from damage while growing bellotero [m] HN:Nrur.
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
device used for sweepstakes, consisting of a container with numbered balls and a mechanism to extract them one by one bolillero [m] ARUY
wait in the lobby of the office of a powerful person in order to ask them a favor cabildeo [m] PA
game of dice involving throwing them using a dice cup cacho [m] BOCL
game of dice involving throwing them using a dice cup cacho [m] AR:Nw
asking someone for money with no intention of paying them back aborde [m] CU
elimination/reduction of the artificial control of prices allowing them to rise and fall freely based on supply and demand desembalse [m] PE
hard pull of someone's hair (leaving them disheveled) desgreñón [m] MX
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucu [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucu [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cucú lele [m] PY
man who, in the company of others, surprises someone to give them a beating cuatrero [m] BO:E
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cuculí [m] BO
fantastic being used to scare children, especially to make them obedient cuculelé [m] PY
imaginary character who scares children and kidnaps them if they do not behave cucuy [m] MX
amount of money gathered each month to raffled off among them cuchubal [m] GTSV
man whose demeanor is such that criticism does not affect them (person) cuerudo [m] BOderog.
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperón (francés) [m] SVNICUPRECPECL
piece of paper on which a student makes a note of formulas and information in order to use them secretly during a test chanchullo [m] BO
indigenous folk dance in which dancers hold a bow and arrows and play with them to the sound of music as a part of the choreography chuncho [m] BO:C,W
sign consisting of kissing one's index fingers while crossing them chiquerito [m] SV
man in charge of making stakes and nailing them in the ground estaquero [m] NIrur.
robbery in which thieves follow the victim out of the bank when they carry cash and assault them fleteo [m] CO
person who assembles fishing lines or fishes with them espinelero [m] CL
plastic utensils rolled together in a bunch leaves to keep them in place espiral [m] CO
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonero [m] CLAR
theft of parts from one device or vehicle to put them in another canibalismo [m] CU
man who collects or buys used items, paper, bottles, and transports them in a two-wheeled cart carretelero [m] AR
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo marrueco [m] PR
adult fighter cock that is thrown to the pen with the youngest animals to prevent them from fighting among themselves gallo tutelar [m] PR
male lawyer who only memorizes laws and is not skilled at interpreting them codiguero [m] MXderog.
hoarding of products to later sell them at an exaggerated price when they are scarce coyotaje [m] HN
burlap cloth used to cover certain things to protect them from dust and water coleto [m] VE
burlap cloth used to cover certain things to protect them from dust and water coletón [m] VE
man who has a job to load and unload goods, or transporting them on his shoulders hombreador [m] ARUY
witch doctor who rubs a guinea pig on the body of a sick person to heal them jubeador [m] PErur.
game that consists of putting coins or balls in a small hole made in the ground by throwing them from a distance, whoever gets them into the highest numbered hole wins juego de bolita y hoyo [m] PR
confection technique that consists of knotting parts of a skein thread to make them impermeable to dye jaspe [m] GTNI
years lived by someone and the experience accumulated in them kilometraje [m] PA
person in charge of taking care of the cows and separating them from their calves for milking purposes encerrador [m] COrur.
operation that consists of taking the trees planted from the vivarium and planting them in a chosen site moteo [m] CU
soft blow with a bunch of herbs by a healer to a patient to rid them of an evil or bad luck pase [m] CU
handcuffing the detainee with their hands behind them pecho de paloma [m] HNNIpolice
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] BO:C,S
children's game of throwing coins or balls against a wall until one of them bounces closer to the others pique [m] CLdisused
male prostitute that drugs his johns to steal from them pepero [m] PEdelinq.
person who buys products from the farmer and resells them ranquero [m] BO
person who monopolizes goods at a low price and then resells them at higher prices ranquero [m] BO
person who picks the pockets of sleeping drunks to rob them rastrillador [m] BO:W
obligatory savings for workers that is returned to them in january of each year salario escolar [m] CR
small amount of money given to someone to temporarily help them salve [m] PA
blow behind the knee to bring them down tuque [m] PR
thief who steals earrings by ripping them off tipidor [m] BO:C,Sdelinq.
torture consisting of putting a bag over the victim's head to suffocate them submarinoseco [m] CLARUY
children's game where the child in the middle has to guess the animal selected by the children sitting in a circle around them zape mirringo [m] HN
fun where two people lift a child holding each an arm carrying them zopilote [m] CRdisused
competition where riders pull the tail of cattle to knock them down in a race toros coleados [m] VE
game of marbles, hitting them into holes bolihoyo [m] NI
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt taragallo [m] rare
pension given by grandees to knights fighting for them caballería [f] rur.rare
tool placed on animals' heads to prevent them entering cultivated fields carlanca [f] ECHN
flock of horsehair bristles for the rider to grasp from them while riding agarradera [f] ARUY
person who lives with another but isn't necessarily supported by them arrimada [f] CR
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality caladora [f] CL
chain/strap that lifts heavy spurs to attach them to the heel alzaprima [f] ARUY
leather sheath/coarse fabric to cover the spurs of fighting cocks and prevent them from being injured in tests or trials bota [f] HNDOPR
sleep-inducing substance administered to someone in order to rob them burundanga [f] COVEPE
confrontation between roosters without touching in order to prepare them for the fight (cock fighting) abosadura [f] CU
the performance of body rhythmic movements, generally in couples, in a musical piece or a series of them bailada [f] MX
person who meddles in topics that do not concern them cuña de catre [f] HN
woman whose demeanor is such that criticism does not affect them (person) cueruda [f] BOderog.
(horse taming) leather placed on the horse's hooves when teaching them to trot chancleta [f] PA
mesoamerican mythical character in the form of a beautiful woman who attracts men at night and then scares them with her skull face cigua [f] HNSV
person who accompanies another in order to protect them and monitor their behavior chaperona (francés) [f] SVNICUPRECPECL
piece of paper on which a student makes a note of formulas and information in order to use them secretly during a test chanchulla [f] BO
person who assembles fishing lines or fishes with them espinelera [f] CL
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonera [f] CLAR
woman who collects or buys used items, paper, bottles, and transports them in a two-wheeled cart carretelera [f] AR
bagpipe of two tonal holes, one of them covered with wax, which produces acute tones gaita macho [f] CO:N
art, exquisite taste for material things and the order and arrangement of them coquetería [f] PR
female lawyer who only memorizes laws and is not skilled at interpreting them cogiguera [f] MXderog.
boiling clothes before washing them hervidura [f] CU
witch doctor who rubs a guinea pig on the body of a sick person to heal them jubeadora [f] PErur.
small pen for cleaning and fattening crabs before eating them jueyera [f] PR
spontaneous cooperative composed of neighbors with the purpose of carrying out free work for the good of one of them who needs it or the community junta [f] PADOPR
savings system consisting of a group of people agreeing to periodically deliver to one of them a certain fixed amount of money junta [f] PE
art or technique of making canvases with wool woven into them lanigrafía [f] CL
doubling of corn plants to help them dry out dobla [f] MX:SeGTHNSVNIrur.
congratulate a friend by throwing them into the air several times malteada (inglés malted milk) [f] SV
ceremony in which incense is burned to ask the gods for protection or thank them for some benefit milluchada [f] BO
payment a musician makes to a media outlet to promote them payola [f] DO
female prostitute that drugs her johns to steal from them pepera [f] PEdelinq.
person who buys panama hats to sell them to an exporter perra [f] EC