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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "they" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 10 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
they ellos [pron]
they ellas [pron]
General
they ellos [pron]
they ellas [pron]
they la [pron]
they le [pron]
they se [pron]
they lo [art]
they uno [pron]
Colloquial
they estos [det]

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

Englisch Spanisch
Conjugations
they were eran [v]
they are están [v]
they have han [v]
they have tienen [v]
they go van [v]
they can pueden [v]
they want quieren [v]
they say dicen [v]
they know saben [v]
they went fueron [v]
they do hacen [v]
they should deben [v]
they were estaban [v]
they said dijeron [v]
they are sean [v]
they come vienen [v]
they like gustan [v]
they did hicieron [v]
they believe creen [v]
they go vayan [v]
they will be serán [v]
they would be able to podrían [v]
they speak hablan [v]
they were having habían [v]
they were having tenían [v]
they leave dejen [v]
they left dejaron [v]
they left salieron [v]
they listen escuchan [v]
they will leave dejarán [v]
General
man tying palm leaves so they don't turn green palmero [m]
hat put on beasts of burden when they suffer from hot sun cogotera [f]
list of nouns and verbs with the cases they govern copia [f]
seeing things as they really are desilusión [f]
slicing a cow's udders next to the nipple so that they do not allow calves to suckle retajadura [f]
see things as they really are decepcionarse [v]
see things as they really are desengañarse [v]
see things as they really are desilusionarse [v]
see things as they really are desimpresionarse [v]
someone that professes beliefs and opinions that they do not hold impostor [m]
someone that professes beliefs and opinions that they do not hold hipócrita [m]
someone that professes beliefs and opinions that they do not hold embustero [m]
someone that professes beliefs and opinions that they do not hold mentiroso [m]
someone that professes beliefs and opinions that they do not hold grupiento [m]
someone that professes beliefs and opinions that they do not hold falso [m]
someone that steals money they have been trusted with malversador [m]
beating the bush to drive animals to a corral or place where they can be roped ojeo [m]
someone that sees things as they are realista [m/f]
leave things as they are no marear la perdiz [v]
leave things as they are no marear la perdiz dejar las cosas tranquilas [v]
compel someone to do something publicly that they are ashamed sacar a alguien a la vergüenza [v]
pull or push one's fingers so that they make a cracking noise hacer crujir los nudillos [v]
as they are tal como son [adv]
as they are como son [adv]
advising someone that they are outside of a conversation or discussion yo argentino [expr] ARUY
indicating that someone is taking credit for a task they did not participate in completing aramos dijo el mosquito [expr] ARUY
an iron instrument used to keep up the head of the prisons when they are publicly whipped pie de amigo
defect discovered in goods after they have been bought gabarro [m]
prop placed under the chin of criminals while they are flogged guardamigo [m]
violent vomiting affecting europeans when they arrived to torrid zones chapetonada [f]
ticket or slip directing soldiers where they are billeted boleta [f]
afro-peruvian dance where the men hold a candle they use to try to burn a ribbon the women wear alcatraz [m] PE
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
farmer who pays rent on the land they farm arrendado [m] NIVE
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
farmer who pays rent on the land they farm pisatario [m] MXVE
someone with a good understanding of the subjects they studied caballo [m] CUDOPR
someone with a good understanding of the subjects they studied caballo [m] HNNIderog.
someone with a good understanding of the subjects they studied caballo [m] UYrare
person who defends something they are not involved in abogado de pobres [m] DOCOECPE
a party where guests start taking their clothes off until they remain completely naked baile de perchero [m] CU
sign made by crossing one's fingers (indicating they hope something does not happen) clavito [m] GT
imaginary character who scares children and kidnaps them if they do not behave cucuy [m] MX
male child or teenager who behaves as if they were older culicagado [m] HNNIPACUDOderog.
man who highlights their own virtues or boasts about something they do not possess or they possess little of chantón [m] AR:Nw
man who highlights their own virtues or boasts about something they do not possess or they possess little of chantón [m] ARUY
robbery in which thieves follow the victim out of the bank when they carry cash and assault them fleteo [m] CO
person with good taste who pays attention to how they dress fachero [m] BO:SARUY
spicy food diner where they prepare exclusively dishes with crab cangrejal [m] EC:W
trusted person who steals from the house where they live gato casero [m] NICRPA
thief who tends to perform their misdeeds in the same town or neighborhood where they lives gato casero [m] CR
(in a fast food restaurant) a set of foods offered at a lower price than they would cost if purchased individually combo (inglesa) [m] MXHNSVNICRPADOPRCOVEPECLBOPYARUY
singing of four-line stanzas by a man and a woman accompanied by guitars, alternating improvising verses with which they mock each other contrapunteo amoroso [m] BO:E
hoarding of products to later sell them at an exaggerated price when they are scarce coyotaje [m] HN
person who only learns or acts correctly when they are pressed, punished, or forced by circumstances hijo del rigor [m] CLAR
healing practice used by witch doctors in which they rub the body of a patient with a guinea pig jubeo [m] PErur.
ritual game played by eight men who each carried a spear topped with two iron arrow heads that they throw at each other juego de la rueda [m] HN
(in a banana company) person dedicated to transport the bunches of bananas from where they are cut to the packer juntero [m] HN:NNI
race of roosters that do not fight, they only serves as a halter marrueco [m] PRrur.
hitting an opponent before they strike madruguete [m] MX
mapuche ceremony in which they pray to the deity of rain or good weather guillatún [m] CLAR:S
card game where players leave a card on the table while they say a number from 1 to 13 nervioso [m] PEBOCL
person who is where they do not belong pato [m] COderog.
person who boasts of what they do not have plantillero [m] PA
person whose contract has been terminated, but continues to receive part of his salary until they find a new job racionalizado [m] CUdisused
person who transports goods they sell on a carrier tricycle triciclero [m] PEBO
person who transports goods they sell on a carrier tricycle triciclero [m] EC
stallion in better condition than they appear tapado [m] BOPYARUY
concavity in the form of a horseshoe that is made in the hulls of the horses so that they can be better settle on the ground agarradera [f] ARUY
agreement between those betting on a fight (especially a cock fight, in which they agree on the payment terms by word of mouth only) apuesta [f] MXHNNIPAPRVEPE
farmer who pays rent on the land they farm arrendada [f] NIVE
someone who believes they are superior to others atorranta [f] PEderog.
annual festival of the guaimí indians (in which they use balsa wood stakes as weapons) balsería [f] PA
farmer who pays rent on the land they farm pisataria [f] MXVE
someone with a good understanding of the subjects they studied caballa [f] HNNIderog.
someone with a good understanding of the subjects they studied caballa [f] CUDOPR
someone with a good understanding of the subjects they studied caballa [f] UYrare
a child game in which children make a circle taken hand in hand and as they turn they sing a line about a little basket plenty of buttons. canastita [f] NI
propaganda that intends to intimidate electors with terrible forecasts should they vote for an opponent party campaña del terror [f] PRECCL
propaganda that intends to intimidate electors with terrible forecasts should they vote for an opponent party campaña de terror [f] PR
group of offices at the disposal of the dean/senior member so that they can carry out their duties decanatura [f] ECrare
group of offices at the disposal of the dean/senior member so that they can carry out their duties decanatura [f] MXHNNICOBO
girls' game that is accompanied by allusive verses to an insect they name, sometimes by singing cucarachita martina [f] PR
(in lottery) required number that one must purchase if they want to be sold the number they requested cuña [f] HN
female child or teenager who behaves as if they were older culicagada [f] HNNIPACUDOderog.
fight or quarrel between women in which they pull each other's hair chasqueadura [f] BO:W,C
woman who highlights their own virtues or boasts about something they do not possess or they possess little of chantona [f] AR:Nw
woman who highlights their own virtues or boasts about something they do not possess or they possess little of chantona [f] ARUY
sweet fermented sediment left after chicha is prepared and given to animals when they are tagged chuya [f] AR:Nw
tax police (so called because they chase chicha producers and vendors) chichera [f] SV
version of children's game of hide and seek involving kissing the players as they are discovered escondida china [f] CL
person with good taste who pays attention to how they dress fachera [f] BO:SARUY
game where five adolescent girls write their names on pieces of paper and on the back they write marriage, hate, or love, then each chews their piece of paper and throws it at the ceiling, if it sticks the wish will be granted carta rusa [f] BO:E
children's game in which players occupy different places around a child in the center looking to take the place of one of the others pretending to ask for fire while they exchange positions candelita [f] VE
trusted person who steals from the house where they live gata casera [f] NICRPA
cable tied to vessels to control their position as they pass through the panama canal guaya [f] PA
dance by couples that trace figures as they dance together cuadrilla [f] MXVEPEBO
children's game where they imitate characters from western films coboyada [f] PEdisused
15 minute grace period granted during which judicial acts are considered valid if they have not started at the scheduled time hora judicial [f] CR
race of roosters that do not fight, they only serves as a halter marrueca [f] PRrur.
person who boasts of what they do not have plantillera [f] PA
person whose contract has been terminated, but continues to receive part of his salary until they find a new job racionalizada [f] CUdisused
segregation of someone so they will not participate raleada [f] BO
iron ring placed on the pigs snout so that they do not dig trompilla [f] HNNI
person who transports goods they sell on a carrier tricycle triciclera [f] PEBO
person who transports goods they sell on a carrier tricycle triciclera [f] EC
mare in better condition than they appear tapada [f] BOPYARUY
someone who believes they are superior to others atorrante [m/f] PEderog.
person who highlights their own virtues or boasts about something they do not possess or they possess little of chanta [m/f] BOCLPYARUY
person who tends to deceive or swindle others, often by pretending to have influence that they don't actually have chanta [m/f] CLPYARUY
person with good taste who pays attention to how they dress facha [m/f] UY
person who is unlucky in everything they undertake malapata [m/f] GTBOPErare
who selects others based on the advantage or benefit they offer argollero [adj] PE
who pays rent on the land they farm (farmer) arrendado [adj] NIVE
who pretends to be of a higher social class than they are burro no come bizcochitos [adj] DOVE
relating to someone who passes many students as they give grades of four and higher (teacher or professor) cuatrero [adj] CL
focused on what they are doing finito [adj] VE
who wants to appear to be someone they are not fantasmoso [adj] DOPY
saying the opposite of what they know, believe, or think faramallero [adj] VE
lost in what they are doing bien entrado [adj] MX