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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "tied to" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

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tied to vincularse [v]

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General
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]
cross-bow strings tied to the cord bodoquera [f]
stick or bone tied to a dog's tail maza [f]
be tied to consubstanciarse [v]
pouch tied to belt faltriquera [f]
be tied to estar ligado a [v]
something noisy tied to a dog's tail maza [f]
splice or patch, made by winding a rope around the object to be tied trincafía [f]
be tied to the apron strings estar dominado por una mujer [v]
short rope tied to a post to control an animal sujeto [m] VE
horse tied to the tail of another arrebiate [m] VE
piece of sackcloth which is tied to sterilized rams like an apron and soaked in liquid chalk so that it leaves a mark on ewes in heat delantal [m] PYUY
whip made from strips of leather tied to a wooden handle deacuatro [m] NI
post sunk into the ground where cattle are tied to be tamed, sheared, healed, or sacrificed cimbradero [m] AR:Nwrur.
roll of tobacco tied with a cotton string used to clean one's teeth limpión [m] PEdisused
colored ribbon tied to the legs of each fighter cock for identification distintivo [m] PR
utensil made of a long handle with one of its ends tied to a perforated pumpkin used in grinding cane juice or remove honey pascón [m] HNSVNICR
container used to carry grains to be planted, tied at the waist sembrador [m] GTHNCRrur.
stick tied to an animal to prevent crossing a fence tramojo [m] ECNIPACOVEBO:EARrur.
stick tied to an animal to prevent crossing a fence tramojo [m] PErare
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt taragallo [m] rare
a table with two holes where the roosters who have tied, fight beak to beak barandilla [f] HN
group of three to five tobacco leaves tied together and hung to dry cabeza [f] HN
pair of stones tied together with cord to control a kite chachahuata [f] SV
platform made with boards or planks joined together or on a group of canoes that are tied together, that is used to transport people and things from one side of the river to the other chalana (francés) [f] VEBO:E
short bridle tied to a horse's muzzle and used as a substitute for a bit falseta [f] MXVE
extremity of a hide tied to stakes for stretching garra [f] ARUYrur.
cable tied to vessels to control their position as they pass through the panama canal guaya [f] PA
container used to carry grains to be planted, tied at the waist sembradera [f] PA
tied bundle of leaves of chacapa that witch doctors use to drive away evil spirits shacapa [f] PE:E
tied bundle of leaves of chacapa that witch doctors use to drive away evil spirits shacapa [f] PE:E
leather strap tied to cattle's leg and horns to prevent them from jumping fences suelda [f] HNrur.
board with two holes for determining the winner in beak to beak competition between two fighter cocks that tied in the fight zaranda [f] HN
lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off suerte [f] DO
board with two holes where two fighter cocks who are tied in a fight perform the beak-to-beak test to declare the winner tabla de gallos [f] HN
rock tied to the string of a kite angarilla [f] CU
rope tied to a buoy caloma [f] AL
tied to something guazaleado [adj] HNrur.
tied to a guide empalado [adj] CUVE
fit to be tied muino [adj] MX
tied up close to the house at night nochero [adj] ARUYrur.
close a matate or woven cactus fiber bag with a short stick to which a cord is tied to both ends entortolar [v] HN
throw someone into the water tied to a heavy object in order to kill them fondear [v] PEBOCL
be fit to be tied purgarse [v] MXSV
be fit to be tied rayarse [v] PABOAR
Idioms
fit to be tied estar como agua para chocolate [v]
be fit to be tied estar furioso [v]
be fit to be tied estar muy molesto [v]
be fit to be tied estar muy enojado [v]
be fit to be tied salirse de sus casillas [v]
be tied to one's mother's apron strings ser dominado por su madre [v]
be tied to your mother's apron strings ser dominado por tu madre [v]
be tied to your mother's apron strings estar pegado a las faldas de tu madre [v]
fit to be tied subírsele a alguien la sangre a la cabeza [v]
fit to be tied echar lumbre por los ojos [v]
fit to be tied echar fuego por los ojos [v]
fit to be tied estar hecho un león [v]
fit to be tied estar hecho una furia [v]
fit to be tied loco de atar
be tied to someone's apron strings ser dominado por alguien
be fit to be tied poner cara de tusa [v] PR
be fit to be tied ponerse guapo [v] DO
be fit to be tied ponerse mosca [v] CO:C
be fit to be tied ponerse picudo [v] HNNI
be fit to be tied ponerse rabón [v] CO:Ne
be fit to be tied ponerse tostado [v] GT
be fit to be tied ponerse trompudo [v] ECrare
be fit to be tied ponerse trompudo [v] GTBO
be fit to be tied punzarse el hígado [v] MXCRrare
be fit to be tied recomerse los hígados [v] PACU
Phrases
be tied to their skirts cosido a faldas [v]
Colloquial
be fit to be tied coger un cabreo [v]
be fit to be tied estar fuera de sí [v]
buying system tied to the lottery club [m] PA
popular party in which a condor is tied to a bull to fight ending in the bird's death yahuar fiesta [m] PE
mythical animal that according to popular beliefs walks at night with it's front legs tied together mula maneada [f] VErur.
be tied to the countryside tener alguien el monte en la cabeza [v] DO
Maritime
stone tied to a rope or a net pedral [m]
ropes tied round a mast in order to strengthen it reata [f]
stones tied to a rope or a net pedrales [m/pl]
Fishing
fishing net in the form of a sack with the edges tied to a vine, to fish in river currents nasillo [m] PR
fishing net in the form of a sack with the edges tied to a vine, to fish in river currents naso [m] PR
Folklore
popular celebration in which traditionally a turkey is tied to a bull using a cord cóndor rachi [m] PE
dance in which one person, with a figure of a alligator tied to his or her waist, dances imitating the movements of a alligator while, around the dancer others clap their hands improvising four-line stanzas and dancing to typical carnival music danza del caimán [f] CO