to ground - Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch

to ground

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

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General
fall to the ground caer al suelo [v]
fall to the ground caer a tierra [v]
children's game in which the loser has to pull out a toothpick stuck in the ground using his mouth morreo [m]
bird flying close to the ground ave ratera [f]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
quantity to be ground molienda [f]
subject to ground lease infurcioniego [adj]
throw oneself to the ground acamarse [v]
be razed to the ground arramblarse [v]
take to the ground aterrar [v]
cut stubs to the ground resegar [v]
pertaining to ground water freático [adj]
air-to-ground aire-tierra [adj]
knock to the ground derrumbar [v]
dig ground in order to prepare it for new plants binar [v]
fall suddenly to the ground sufrir una caída [v]
fall flat to the ground with great force estrellarse de panza [v]
throw yourself to the ground tirarse al suelo [v]
punish a person by stretching him (using four stakes nailed to the ground) estaquear [v]
throw yourself to the ground derribarse [v]
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
a clip used by women to prevent their skirts touching the ground paje [m]
vessel sunk in the ground to collect oil pozuelo [m]
quantity of sugar-cane, corn, olives or chocolate to be ground together molienda [f]
piece of ground assigned to servants as part of their wages senara [f]
relating to cattle (pasture ground) boyal [adj]
subject to ground-lease infurcioniego [adj]
which is to be ground moledero [adj]
that which is to be ground or pounded molinero [adj]
fall to the ground aplomarse [v]
hang down to the ground arrastrar [v]
run to ground (animals) encavarse [v]
fall to the ground venirse al suelo [v]
dash one's hopes to the ground dejar a uno con un palmo de narices [v]
fall to the ground fracasar [v]
to stand one's ground mantenerse firme [v]
a leaf of the tobacco plant that grows closer to the ground, usually of a lower quality bajagua [m] MX
post sunk into the ground where cattle are tied to be tamed, sheared, healed, or sacrificed cimbradero [m] AR:Nwrur.
crude or rustic cloth used for making sacks or to lay out on the ground chamarro [m] MXSV
glass flask or bottle used to serve a sauce prepared with spicy chili pepper, onion, ground black pepper, and vinegar chilero [m] NICR
placement of stakes in the ground to fence off a plot of land estaqueado [m] PRPE
placement of stakes in the ground to fence off a plot of land estaqueo [m] NIBO
loud sound made when falling to the ground guatacazo [m] DOCL
hard and low blow made when someone falls to the ground contrasuelazo [m] PE
each of the two lateral poles nailed to the ground that hold the small manual mill in position hijuelo [m] HN
children's game that consists of throwing two halves of a runner bean to the ground piloye [m] GT
fall to the ground planazo [m] HNNI
roasted corn that is ground, boiled, and strained to be drunk instead of coffee pingolo [m] PR
falling to the ground pum [m] GTHNNIBOchild
children's game where participants try to introduce marbles in small shallow holes, made in the ground tocolo [m] BO:E
well-ground olive pit to fatten pigs carozo [m] ESlocal
canopy/arbor of branches sloping to the ground vara en tierra [f] HN
hole in the ground to place the seeds calle [f] PAPR
opening where the sugarcane is to be ground in the mill boquilla [f] HN
pair of lateral posts nailed into the ground and used to support a temporary stall burra [f] HNrur.
each of the two lateral poles stuck in the ground to hold up the manual press used in the sugar cane industry cureña [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
corn cooked with lime or ash ready to be ground charanga [f] SV
ritual consisting of spraying or sprinkling liquor on the ground in homage to mother earth or pachamama chaya [f] CL:NAR:Nw
hole made in the ground to play marbles chócola [f] CRdisused
medicine with hypnotic effects that is ground to be used as a drug chicota [f] CLdrug
large bag for storing yerba ate leaves ready to be ground guainona [f] AR:Ne
game that involves one person throwing themselves to the ground and the other participants piling on top guaguacha [f] BO
green leaf of the upper part of the sugar cane that does not contain sugar, which is cut and left on the ground as fertilizer or to feed cattle cola [f] PR
children's game where the players throw their tops to try to take the others out of a circle drawn on the ground cocina [f] PE
creole meal made of corn dough or crushed tender corn kernels to which sautéed onion, tomato, and ground chile pepper is added huma [f] CLrare
germinated and ground corn used to make chicha beer sora [f] PE:Nrare
dry corn, roasted and coarsely ground to prepare a type of soup jankaqukipa [f] BO:W,C
product of mixing quinoa stalk ash with rice and ground anise, kneaded with water and dried in small portions, used to improve the taste of coca lejía [f] BO
dough prepared with cassava, previously cooked and ground, mixed with cheese, which is fried and serves to accompany some meals jarepa [f] BO:N,E
germinated and ground corn used to make chicha beer jora [f] ECPEBOCLAR:Nw
children's game consisting of dropping an action figure from a certain height trying to land on top of another on the ground in order to win encimadita [f] AR
small circle made on the ground to spin the top without losing it mancha [f] HNNI
collection of the last coffee beans that have fallen to the ground pepena [f] GTHNSVNI
circle drawn on the ground to play trolla troya [f] AR:NUY
children's game consisting of holding hands and turning until dizzy and falling to the ground malacatonche [m/f] MX
having fallen or been pushed to the ground josicado [adj] PR
pertaining to stew or dessert made of ground wheat that is hulled and cooked in lye motero [adj] CL
fall to the ground no salir bien [v] fig.
throw a steer to the ground barbear [v] CU
throw a steer to the ground barbear [v] CO:E
throw a steer to the ground barbear [v] GTNIrur.
fall down to the ground from a certain height bajarse [v] HNNI
dodge a hit by throwing oneself to the ground desmaletarse [v] SVrur.
fall to the ground with a thud (someone/something) desmarimbarse [v] NI
sprinkle the ground with alcohol in tribute to mother earth or pachamama challar (del quechua) [v] PEAR:NwBO:W,C,Srur.
secure something to the ground with stakes estaquear [v] ARUYrur.
secure something to the ground with stakes estaquear [v] SVPABOCL
fall to the ground, especially fruit from a tree gotear [v] CUDOPR
cut weeds to the ground surface using a machete or sickle corpir [v] PYrur.
hang on to something without touching the ground guindarse [v] HNSVNIPACUPRCO:N
throw oneself to the ground hondearse [v] DO
throw oneself to the ground jondiarse [v] DO
throw oneself to the ground jondearse [v] DOPR
throw oneself to the ground jondiarse [v] DO
fall to the ground from a great height despicarse [v] HN
fall to the ground writhing devanar [v] HNSV
throw someone to the ground templar [v] EC
fall to the ground around the fruit tree acolchonarse [v] CU
use a pole to knock mature fruit to the ground dimir [v] ESlocalrur.
punish a person by stretching them using four stakes nailed to the ground estaquear [v] AR/UYrare
stories (as opposed to ground) altos [m/pl] MX
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
seasoned ground meat used to form a sausage carnes frías [f/pl] PA
handful of grains cut and laid out on the ground to form sheaves nías [f/pl] ESlocal
subject to ground-lease infurcioniega [adj/f]
which is to be ground moledera [adj/f]
that which is to be ground or pounded molinera [adj/f]
Idioms
fall to the ground caerse al suelo [v]
give ground to ceder terreno a [v]
go to ground esconderse [v]
go to ground ocultarse [v]
bring something to the ground arrasar [v]
bring something to the ground exterminar [v]
have one's ear to the ground tener el oído pegado al piso [v]
have one's ear to the ground tener los ojos bien abiertos [v]
have one's ear to the ground para la oreja [v]
have one's ear to the ground aguzar el oído [v]
have one's ear to the ground estar atento a lo que pasa [v]
have an ear to the ground aguzar las orejas [v]
have an ear to the ground estar ojo avizor [v]
have an ear to the ground tener los ojos bien abiertos [v]
have an ear to the ground parar la oreja [v]
have an ear to the ground estar atento a lo que pasa [v]
have an ear to the ground escuchar con atención [v]
have an ear to the ground estar con la antena puesta [v]
have one's ear to the ground estar con la antena puesta [v]
raze something to the ground arrasar por completo [v]
run somebody to ground atrapar después de una larga búsqueda [v]
burn to ground liar alguien el petate [v]
strike a person in the head (causing him to fall to the ground) romper el bautismo a alguien [v]
strike a person in the head (causing him to fall to the ground) romper la crisma a alguien [v]
strike a person in the head (causing him to fall to the ground) romperle la crisma a alguien [v]
give ground to ceder terreno ante [v]
lose ground to ceder terreno a [v]
lose ground to ceder terreno ante [v]
fall to the ground dar con el cuerpo en tierra [v]
burn it to the ground no dejar piedra sobre piedra [v]
burn it to the ground no quedar piedra sobre piedra [v]
fall to the ground dar alguien consigo en el suelo [v]
lose ground to someone perder terreno con respecto a
burn to the ground reducir a cenizas
keep one's ear to the ground escuchar todas las campanas
keep one's ear to the ground tener oídos vigilantes
i wanted the ground to open up and swallow me ¡tierra trágame!
keep an ear close to the ground estar al tanto de lo que pasa
keep an ear to the ground estar atento
down to the ground por entero
keep one's ear to the ground estar con los ojos bien abiertos
keep an ear close to the ground mantenerse alerta