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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
times tiempos [m/pl]
times horas [f/pl]
times veces [f/pl]
General
times por [prep]
times por [prep]
times días [m/pl]
times horas [f/pl]
times época [f]
Physics
times por (multiplicación)
Math
times multiplicado por

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
ancient times antigüedad [f]
General
three-times champion tricampeón [m]
three-times champion tricampeona [f]
be behind the times estar atrasado de noticias [v]
in modern times modernamente [adv]
at all times en todo momento [adv]
at all times siempre [adv]
surgical instrument used in past times carrilete [m]
chief jurist in medieval times jurado en cap [m]
medieval times medievo [m]
medieval times medioevo [m]
medieval times mezquino [m]
heroic times tiempos heroicos [m]
gold or silver coin that circulated various states at different times corona [f]
ancient times to the catalan courts generalidad [f]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
peak times hora punta [f]
peak times temporada alta [f]
folding three times trasdobladura [f]
four times as much cuádruple [adj]
behind the times desfasado [adj]
be ten times greater decuplicar [v]
be ten times more decuplicarse [v]
be ten times greater decuplicarse [v]
increase several times over multiplicar [v]
tie many times relazar [v]
send many times remandar [v]
fold many times replegar [v]
fold three times trasdoblar [v]
fold three times tresdoblar [v]
do something three times triplicar [v]
fine requiring payment seven times a given amount setenas [f/pl]
5 times prayer cinco oraciones al día [m]
sign of the times signo de los tiempos [m]
turbulent times turbulencia [f]
bad times época aciaga [f]
band of all times la mejor banda de todos los tiempos [adj]
band of all times la mejor banda musical de la historia [adj]
shoot several times tirotear [v]
do something three times triplicar [v]
increase 100 times centuplicar [v]
can't keep up with the times no poder estar a la altura de los tiempos [v]
be stabbed in six times ser acuchillado seis veces [v]
quite a few times repetidamente [adv]
a few times unas pocas veces [adv]
a few times varias veces [adv]
a few times un par de veces [adv]
a few times unas veces [adv]
a few times unas cuantas veces [adv]
a number of times varias veces [adv]
a number of times una cuantas veces [adv]
multiple times multiplicadamente [adv]
at times a veces [adv]
at times a veces [adv]
as times go tal como va [adv]
as times go tal como van las cosas [adv]
at times like these en momentos como estos [adv]
at those times en esos momentos [adv]
at various times en varios momentos [adv]
at all other times en cualquier otra ocasión [adv]
at all other times el resto del tiempo [adv]
dozen of times una docena de veces [adv]
as times go mientras pasa el tiempo [adv]
action times tiempos de acción [m/pl]
action times tiempos de acción [m/pl]
5 times prayer orar cinco veces (al día) [n]
5 times prayer rezar cinco veces (al día) [n]
several times varias veces
times square times square
umpteen times la tira de veces
changing times tiempos cambiantes
changing times cambio de los tiempos
countless times incontables veces
two times dos veces
two times a day dos veces al día
prosperous times vacas gordas
times as veces más
quite a few times bastantes veces
challenging times tiempos desafiantes
one hundred soldiers (in roman times) centuria [f]
long scarlet gown worn in ancient times by the magistrates from catalonia and aragon gramalla [f]
short lance used in olden times jineta [f]
a proverbial character signifying remote times maricastaña [f]
military transport vessel used in mediaeval times in the mediterranean tarida [f]
number of times a field has been ploughed vuelta [f]
behind the times atrasado [adj]
lecture times in universities lectivo [adj]
eleven times as much undécuplo [adj]
two and a half times sesquidoble [adj]
tie many times relazar [v]
order several times remandar [v]
fold three times tresdoblar [v]
after-times porvenir [m]
times past antaño [m]
behind the times pasado de moda [adj]
conform with the times andar al uso [v]
a few times algunas veces [adv]
at odd times de vez en cuando [adv]
at odd times en momentos imprevistos [adv]
in our times en nuestros días [adv]
after-times tiempos venideros [m/pl]
(in colonial times) foreman commissioned by the government calpisque [m] MXGTNI
opening something several times (especially a window or door) abridero [m] MXGTHNSVNIPACO
collective andean dance that includes soft and short tapping and was originally performed in the round during harvest in prehispanic times cachua [m] BOPErur.
man of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuico [m] CL
repeated joke or jibe, that can be offensive and in bad taste at times chalequeo [m] VE
intermediary between buyer and seller who receives a commission from both to sell goods at elevated prices during times of scarcity coyote [m] HNSV
change in the direction of major roadways in order to improve the flow of traffic at certain times contraflujo [m] COVEEC
worker indicating to public bus drivers the times separate from others doing the same route sapo [m] CL
punishment by hitting for losing in a game of spinning times seca [m] CR
times of affliction doliente [m] disused
public office where bread was distributed in times of scarcity calahorra [f] outdated
opening something several times (especially a window or door) abridera [f] MXGTHNSVNIPACOECrare
woman of the upper social class that displays the manners of that class at all times cuica [f] CL
play involving rolling all the same numbers two or three times grande [f] BO
intermediary between buyer and seller who receives a commission from both to sell goods at elevated prices during times of scarcity coyota [f] HNSV
game repeated many times jugadera [f] HNNIDO
congratulate a friend by throwing them into the air several times malteada (inglés malted milk) [f] SV
trip taken many times paseadera [f] PAcult
woman who has given birth several times parendera [f] HNSVNI
woman who has given birth several times parindera [f] SV
punishment by hitting for losing in a game of spinning times seca [f] HNNI
neighborhood work group meeting to repair roads or other public utilities, on a fridays at certain times of the year estaferia [f] ESlocal
having been around the block a few times carreteado [adj] CL
lean (times, period) difícil [adj]
four times as much cuádruplo [adj] rare
hit somebody/something several times aturusar [v] CR
bite multiple times (an insect) aburar [v] PR
repeat many times cancanear [v] DO
have an accident on a motor vehicle that turns over several times campanearse [v] MX
(for a motor vehicle) to turn over several times campanearse [v] MX
mull something over several times chapolear [v] COdisused
have sex several times in a row recoger [v] SVNI
suffer through hard times lazdrar [v] disused
suffer through hard times lazrar [v] disused
ask many times repetir [v] disused
oft-times a menudo [adv]
three times as much trestanto [adv] rare
with great momentum (after turning the arm several times) a brazo borneado [adv] CL
lecture times in universities lectiva [adj/f]
behind the times atrasada [adj/f]
eleven times as much undécupla [adj/f]
relating to a person that says intentionally, some times without measure, what he or she believes may please others ayayera [adj/f] PE
having given birth several times parendera [adj/f] HNSVNI
Idioms
times of trouble calle de la amargura [f]
in times of great stress or adversity calle de la amargura [f]
be behind the times atrasado de noticias [adj]
of ancient times de romanos [adj]
prepare for difficult times atrancar las escotillas [v]
catch up with the times ponerse a tono con la época [v]