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

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General
coarse cloth garment used to cover other garments argayo [m]
pigeon that with lullabies and caresses takes other people's pigeons to its own loft palomo ladrón [m]
pertaining to buenos aires, argentina, valparaíso, chile,a puerto carreño, colombia, puerto cabello, venezuela, puerto la cruz, venezuela, or other ports or inhabitants porteño [adj]
whisper sweet nothings to each other arrullarse [v]
call out to each other reclamarse [v]
write to each other tarjetearse [v]
boy's game where one raises their hand to feint hitting the other amagar y no dar [n]
permit to enter other countries visado [m]
hooked wooden tool to grab cut vegetation or other things garabato [m]
situation or conflict in which someone farms out their responsibility to other people compra huevos [f] CL
reading aloud to other people lector [adj]
pertaining to an academy or other higher institution of learning académico [adj]
pertaining to the other side of the mountains transmontano [adj]
pertaining to air or other gases neumático [adj]
pertaining to air or other gases neumática [adj]
get to know each other confraternizar [v]
speak to each other hablarse [v]
see each other to find oneself verse [v]
defect to the other side pasarse al otro bando [v]
talk to each other hablarse uno al otro [v]
less likely to succeed than other people or things encontrarse en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
less likely to succeed than other people or things estar en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be opposed to each other estar opuestos el uno al otro [v]
be opposed to each other oponerse el uno al otro [v]
be successor and predecessor to each other ser sucesor y predecesor respectivamente [v]
it is used to refer to a problem involving other subjects or aspects caused by it la bola pica y extiende [expr] NI
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
appellation given by husband and wife to each other pariente [m]
appellation given by husband and wife to each other parienta [f]
be attached to each other abrazarse [v]
speak to each other hablarse [v]
wedding presents from bride and bridegroom to each other vistas [f/pl]
have other fish to fry tener otras cosas que hacer [v]
couple that sits close together to whisper sweet nothings to each other altar [m] DO
money and gifts given to the hosts in weddings, baptisms, and other festive events arco [m] BO:W
children's' game where some players sit on a bench and those left standing try to sit down in order displacing players at the other end in the process apretacanuto [m] GT
children's' game where some players sit on a bench and those left standing try to sit down in order displacing players at the other end in the process aprietacanuto [m] GT
utensil similar to a fan used to stoke the fire in stoves/fireplaces (made of straw, bulrush or other similar material) aventador [m] EC
utensil similar to a fan used to stoke the fire in stoves/fireplaces (made of straw, bulrush or other similar material) aventador [m] MXrur.
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
horse-drawn cart used to carry firewood and other miscellaneous items birloche [m] CL:S
traditional praying to ward off epidemics or other misfortunes camaruco [m] AR
box of acrylic, wood or other material from where the roosters come out in the ring to start the fight cajón [m] PR
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
a round pad made of leaves, fiber, cloth, or other material placed over the head to carry a load babunuco [m] CUDO
a word to address your significant other baby [m] US:SePRVE
a propitious moment that is presented to someone who is about to leave a position or privileged situation, to appropriate other people's property, usually public año [m] MX
passing a spinning top from one hand to the other bote [m] CR
rein attached to the headstall at one end and held in the horse rider's hand at the other cabestro [m] MXCLGTSVNIPACOrur.
a brotherhood that pays tribute to a virgin or a saint with dances and other rites that merge christian and andean traditions baile [m] CL:N
the lower part of the dried banana leaves or other plant of wide leaves used as a rope and envelope to protect raw cane sugar blocks or raw tobacco bajero [m] VE
town police officer or other person authorized to put a wheel clamp or boot on a vehicle parked illegally chachero [m] HN
(cockfighting) poor quality fighter cock, used to help exercise other fighter cocks that hit it cogegolpes [m] PR
fibrous pith of a plant used to bind tamales and other items cibaque [m] GT
plate of food given to neighbors or other people ciego [m] DO
(cockfighting) poor quality fighter cock, used to help exercise other fighter cocks that hit it chato [m] PR
strip of cloth or other material, generally elastic, that serves to fasten or tie the hair or as an ornament cintillo [m] MXHNNICUCO:NVEPEBOCLPY
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonero [m] CLAR
animist religion of african origin that is practiced in brazil and has spread to some other bordering countries candomblé [m] ARUY
room or small apartment used to have illicit or casual sex with other people gas [m] CLdisused
type of plantain used to cook soups and other dishes colicero [m] CO:C
person who is accustomed to flattering other people in order to obtain some benefit corcho [m] BO
children's game involving trying to kick a small ball between the legs of one child who then receives a spanking from the other children hoyito patada [m] CL
man who likes to lustfully touch other people jamonero [m] CUderog.
competition disputed during carnival in which some horse riders try to take possession of a basket hanging from an arch in which there is a duck or in other cases to pluck the head of the bird jalapato [m] PE
pasty substance extracted from the female cochineal reduced to powder and used as a red dye for silk, wool, and other materials nocheztli [m] MXrur.
prior agreement or pact of honor between two antagonistic or rival parties to determine that the number of representatives of a party do not vote and balance it with an equal number of the other party that are absent for some reason pareo [m] CL
piece of cloth, paper or other material that sticks on a surface to repair or disguise the damage parcho [m] DOPRVE
children's game involving trying to lift each other on their backs tirante [m] HN
spinning top used to take hits from other tops sufridor [m] EC
fighter cocks chasing each other to train toreo [m] HN
children's game involving trying to lift each other on their backs tambura [m] HN
title prefixed to a book or other writing intítula [f] disused
sudden capture of something that several other people are trying to obtain arranchadera [f] PE
a basket made from reeds or other vegetal fiber used by ecuadorian natives to carry loads on their backs ashanga (del quechua) [f] ECrur.
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
town police officer or other person authorized to put a wheel clamp or boot on a vehicle parked illegally chachera [f] HN
ground corn used to prepare food, particularly locro, a stew with meat, potatoes, corn or squash, chili peppers, and other ingredients chancua [f] AR:Nw
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] AR:Nwdisused
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] MXCO:W,SwHNSVNIPEBOECrare
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
trap made of reeds or sticks used to hunt birds or other small animals cimbra [f] SVAR:Ne
pin with ribbons given to guests as a keepsake at weddings, baptisms, birthdays, or other social events capia [f] PR
lattice made of straw used to build seats or the backs of other pieces of furniture esterilla [f] COVEECARUY
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonera [f] CLAR
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed, the opposing team tries to separate the children in line cebollita jiqui jiqui [f] BOrare
children's game in which participants sitting on a bench push each other to eliminate others until one is left gata parida [f] BOAR:Nwrare
children's game in which participants sitting on a bench push each other to eliminate others until one is left gataparida [f] BO
game that involves one person throwing themselves to the ground and the other participants piling on top guaguacha [f] BO
crate conditioned to transport bottles, pieces of pottery, or other fragile objects java [f] CL
clay pot with flat base used to roast coffee, corn, beans, and other grains kanalla [f] BO:S
long stick with a container on the end used to catch avocados and other fruits nasa [f] PRrur.
sculptural representation of a naked girl sitting on the floor with one of her legs bent over the other, while trying to extract something from her toes with her hands nigüenta [f] CR
set of cookies, breads or other edibles that are eaten at breakfast or to accompany coffee, chocolate or tea parva [f] CO:W
square shaped piece of fabric that joins another to make tablecloths, quilts and other garments pastilla [f] PE
children's game where a a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payana [f] AR:NUY
children's game where a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payaya [f] CL
cage where fighting cocks are placed to not attack each other tronera [f] PR
rustic gate made with two poles distanced from each other, with horizontal sticks to opens or close passage tronquera [f] AR:Nerur.
vat containing the fruit juice must to fill other vats, after fermentation cuba de atiestos [f] ESlocal
neighborhood work group meeting to repair roads or other public utilities, on a fridays at certain times of the year estaferia [f] ESlocal
ballad that couples say to each other in traditional dances relación [f] ARUY
specially trained technician who directs boats crossing from one ocean to the other in the panama canal piloto [m/f] PA
related to aguardiente or any other type of drink (which gets you drunk quickly because of its high alcohol content) agarrador [adj] SVCOECAR
liking to live off other people atenido [adj] HN
dance very close to each other (a couple) afincarse [v] PR
use a tame animal to lead other less obedient animals cabestrear [v] CO
use a tame animal to lead other less obedient animals cabestrear [v] BO:S
grant each academic department the responsibility to program and offer it's classes to any other school/department departamentalizar [v] HNNICRDOCL
bend over due to stomach cramps or any other pain entortijarse [v] DOPR
recover cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonear [v] CLAR
be attracted to or like each other (two people) confrontarse [v] GT
race a horse before submitting it to other tests cotejar [v] CL
race or complete other tests during training in order to verify its resistance and speed (horse) cotejar [v] CL
rummage for food to satiate hunger, in the kitchen or other places of a house gurguciar [v] GT
talk to each other through a window ventanear [v] GT
be similar to each other inclinarse [v] rare
traditional game where a steel ball is used to knock out other balls that are inside a circle drawn on the ground cocos [m/pl] EC
related to aguardiente or any other type of drink (which gets you drunk quickly because of its high alcohol content) agarradora [adj/f] SVCOECAR
Idioms
go from one extreme to the other irse de un extremo al otro [v]
go from one extreme to the other cambiar de manera radical [v]
go from one extreme to the other cambiar de una cosa a su opuesto [v]
have other fish to fry tener cosas más interesantes que hacer [v]
have other fish to fry tener un trabajo más importante [v]
have other fish to fry tener algo más en mente [v]
have other fish to fry tener un negocio más lucrativo [v]
have other fish to fry estar muy ocupado [v]
have other fish to fry tener otras cosas de que preocuparse [v]
go from one extreme to the other pasar de un extremo a otro [v]
have other fish to fry tener otras cosas en qué pensar [v]
be very close to each other ser una piña [v]
be very close to each other estar hechos una piña [v]
do something to show other people that you have power imponerse sobre alguien [v]
do something to show other people that you have power imponerse a alguien [v]
be very friendly (especially when other people are not expecting you to be) estar hecho un almíbar [v]
go from one extreme to the other pasar de un extremo a otro [v]
be right next to each other darse la mano (algo con otra cosa) [v]
from one end to the other de arriba abajo [adv]
other fish to fry tener cosas más importantes que hacer
wait for the other shoe to drop esperar la puñalada por la espalda
wait for the other shoe to drop esperar que algo malo suceda
two cunning men will not try to make a dupe of each other dos acróbatas no pueden bailar en la misma cuerda
discussion between two people who don't listen to each other pico a pico [m] EC
dig your heels in (refuse to do something even though other people are trying to persuade you) hacer jaula [v] MX
(for two people) to fight or insult each other bajarse el canasto [v] HNNI
pretend to be important in front of other people darse su guayabazo [v] MX
hit each other (referring to two or more people) darse una buena moqueteada [v] NI
say goodbye to an acquaintance without the other person responding dejar limpiando cristales [v] HN
have a link to other things/people/subjects decir relación [v] CL