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Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "to clean" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 500 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
clean limpio [adj]
clean limpiar [v]
clean up limpiar [v]
Conjugations
I clean limpio [v]
you clean limpia [v]
Common
any fabric or paper piece for clean trapo [m]
General
clean-up saneamiento [m]
clean-up limpia [f]
clean-up limpieza [f]
clean soplado [adj]
nice and clean limpito [adj]
clean puro [adj]
clean nítido [adj]
clean deterger [v]
clean higienizar [v]
clean up sanear [v]
make a clean sweep hacer tabla rasa [v]
clean out escombrar [v]
have a clean record no tener antecedentes [v]
clean off limpiar [v]
dry-clean limpiar en seco [v]
clean mondar [v]
clean out mondar [v]
wipe clean desempañar [v]
clean despercudir [v]
clean borrar [v]
come clean sincerarse [v]
make a clean copy poner en limpio [v]
clean asear [v]
clean up asear [v]
large sieve to clean the wheat arel (catalán) [m]
hot iron used to clean cotton arrequife (árabe) [m]
clean-shaven man barbilampiño [m]
medicinal decoction to clean body parts lavatorio [m]
clean carambole carambola limpia [f]
clean clothes colada [f]
clean laundry colada [f]
clean sluice esclusa de limpia [f]
clean game limpieza [f]
clean of heart limpieza de corazón [f]
clean shot (billiards) pérdida [f]
clean slate tabla rasa [f]
clean slate tabula rasa (latín) [f]
clean aliñado [adj]
clean aseado [adj]
clean-shaven barbilampiño [adj]
clean-shaven barbirrapado [adj]
clean lamido [adj]
clean-shaven lampiño [adj]
clean limpio [adj]
clean neto [adj]
leaving clean of leftovers rebañador [adj]
clean seco [adj]
clean up acicalar (árabe) [v]
clean acicalar (árabe) [v]
clean acrisolar [v]
clean with a rag aljofifar [v]
clean up apañar [v]
clean aparar [v]
clean wheat with a large sieve arelar [v]
sweep clean arrear con [v]
clean cepillar [v]
clean off cepillarse [v]
clean derriscar [v]
clean out desatascar [v]
clean mortar from brick descafilar [v]
clean desenmohecer [v]
clean desescombrar [v]
clean out desescombrar [v]
clean wool/cloth of grease desmugrar [v]
clean deterger [v]
clean of grease deterger [v]
clean out enjuagarse [v]
clean oneself up enmendarse [v]
clean fulled cloth before it goes to press enmondar [v]
clean escamondar [v]
clean escarbar [v]
clean escombrar [v]
clean escurar [v]
clean off shoots esforrocinar [v]
clean esmerar [v]
clean esmerilar [v]
clean a wick espabilar [v]
clean the bottom of a boat espalmar [v]
clean of lice or fleas espulgar [v]
clean out by firing foguear [v]
clean the bellies of cattle jamerdar [v]
lick a plate clean lambucear [v]
clean lavar [v]
clean lijar [v]
clean limpiar [v]
become clean limpiarse [v]
comb and clean hair peinar [v]
clean purgar [v]
leave clean of leftovers rebañar [v]
clean up recoger [v]
clean again relimpiar [v]
clean a lot relimpiar [v]
become very clean relimpiarse [v]
clean a second time remondar [v]
clean up after removing from a mold reparar [v]
sift and clean clay sajelar [v]
clean up sanear [v]
clean jewelry with silk, brush, or bristle brush sedear [v]
clean certificate dictamen limpio [m]
clean up vaciamiento [m]
clean and jerk dos tiempos [m]
clean water agua potable [f]
clean pulido [adj]
clean apañado [adj]
clean libre [adj]
clean simple [adj]
clean decente [adj]
very clean soplado [adj]
very clean or well bleached blanquitos [adj]
clean-cut nítido [adj]
clean en blanco [adj]
clean impecable [adj]
clean nítido [adj]
clean inocente [adj]
clean sin multas [adj]
clean suelto [adj]
clean-shaven bien afeitado [adj]
easy clean fácil de limpiar [adj]
clean nuevo [adj]
look spotlessly clean relucir [v]
clean out desbancar [v]
clean oneself limpiarse [v]
clean out desplumar [v]
clean fregar [v]
wipe clean rebañar [v]
clean lavarse [v]
clean up adecentar [v]
scrape clean rebañar [v]
clean up repasar [v]
clean out pelar [v]
clean atildar [v]
clean up atildar [v]
sweep (clean by sweeping) escobar [v]
clean out desvalijar [v]
clean expurgar [v]
clean one's mouth hacer gárgaras [v]
clean one's mouth gargarizar [v]
clean oneself bañarse [v]
vacuum-clean pasar la aspiradora [v]
clean with a vacuum cleaner pasar la aspiradora [v]
clean oneself lavarse [v]
clean by removing dust limpiar el polvo [v]
clean by removing dust desempolvar [v]
clean up oneself up asearse [v]
spring-clean limpiar a fondo [v]
clean off the table recoger la mesa [v]
make a clean sweep of something arrasar con algo [v]
clean one's nose limpiarse los mocos [v]
clean one's nose limpiarse las narices [v]
clean one's teeth cepillarse los dientes [v]
clean one's teeth lavarse los dientes [v]
vacuum clean pasar la aspiradora [v]
clean the dust limpiar el polvo [v]
dry-clean lavar en seco [v]
get a clean shot tener un tiro limpio [v]
have a clean shot tener un tiro limpio [v]
clean by scrubbing tallarse [v]
clean by wiping desgrabar [v]
clean with brush escobillar [v]
clean useless grasses socolar [v]
clean up adecentarse [v]
become clean limpiarse [v]
in a clean way limpiamente [adv]
clean fracture fractura limpia
clean draft remesa simple
clean paper papel blanco
clean image imagen nítida
clean interface interfaz limpia
clean letter of credit carta de crédito simple
clean out tapa de inspección
clean up adsorción de gases
clean separation separación neta
clean land terreno limpio
clean break rotura franca
clean through de parte a parte
clean through por entero
clean draft giro sin documentos
clean profit beneficio líquido
clean bottom fondo limpio
clean cutting corta a tala rasa
clean edit edición limpia
clean credit crédito simple
clean tone sonido puro
clean draft letra a la vista
clean payment order orden de pago simple
clean bomb bomba limpia
clean letter of credit carta de crédito abierto
clean and jerk dos tiempos
storm drain clean-up project proyecto de limpieza de desagües pluviales
soldier appointed to keep rooms clean cuartelero [m]
place where beggars clean themselves from lice or fleas espulgadero [m]
clean curioso [adj]
clean acrisolador [adj]
clean-shaven carilampiño [adj]
clean casto [adj]
clean impoluto [adj]
clean neto [adj]
clean lamido [adj]
clean lirondo [adj]
clean mondo [adj]
make oneself clean and tidy asearse [v]
clean aljofifar [v]
clean the palate desempalagar [v]
clean a tarnished looking glass desempañar [v]
clean fabrics desencrudecer [v]
clean desenfangar [v]
clean off mud desenlodar [v]
clean with buckets of water baldear [v]
clean precious stones ciclar [v]
clean anything dirty deshollinar [v]
clean fulled cloth before it goes to press desliñar [v]
clean wool/cloth of grease desmugrar [v]
clean of lice despiojar [v]
clean blanquear [v]
clean the base of a sugarloaf carear [v]
clean descocar [v]
clean escamondar [v]
clean a sore by taking away the scurf or scab escarizar [v]
clean escombrar [v]
clean a ship's bottom espalmar [v]
clean enlustrecer [v]
clean the guts of animals jamerdar [v]
clean bee-hives frezar [v]
clean again relimpiar [v]
clean (plants) a second time remondar [v]
clean dyed wool for carding repasar [v]
clean/purify again repurgar [v]
clean purificar [v]
make clean mundificar [v]
sift and clean clay sajelar [v]
clean jewels with a brush sedear [v]
clean pipes or conduits with briers zarcear [v]
clean inmaculado [adj]
clean recto [adj]
clean entero [adj]
clean desembarazado [adj]
clean simétrico [adj]
clean afilado [adj]
clean-shaven lampiño [adj]
make a clean breast of it confesarlo todo [v]
make clean limpiar [v]
show a clean pair of heels huir corriendo [v]
clean desempolvar [v]
clean lustrar (el calzado) [v]
clean embetunar [v]
clean desengrasar (las telas) [v]
clean desenlodar [v]
clean depurar (el oro) [v]
show a clean pair of heels huir [v]
wipe clean off the slate borrar completamente [v]
clean-shaven sin barba [adv]
clean bill of health visto bueno [m]
special percentage ratio between raw and clean cotton acude [m] PE
soldier in charge of clean up and company formation cabo policía [m] SV BO PY
cloth used to clean or scrub the floor coleto [m] VE
roll of tobacco tied with a cotton string used to clean one's teeth limpión [m] PE disused
person who licks plates clean lambucio [m] VE derog.
person who licks plates clean lambusio [m] VE derog.
sandy clay used to clean pots poque [m] BO:W
clean clothes xampoh [m] MX disused rur.
coming clean sinceramiento [m] EC CL PY AR UY
place where beggars clean themselves of lice or fleas espulgadero [m] rare
clean hands honradez [f] fig.
metal rod used to clean something baqueta [f] HN NI EC disused
bluish, clean and crystal-clear water agua zarca [f] HN SV
liquid disinfectant or insecticide typically used to clean latrines, drains or stables and to heal infections in animals fenelina [f] AR:Nw
wipe or cloth used to clean the floor colcha [f] CU
cloth used to clean or scrub the floor coleta [f] VE
gold or silver sheet to clean teeth or ears pajuela [f] CO
person on a public street who helps drivers park or clean cars for extra change sale (inglés) [m/f] MX
very clean hecho un anís [adj] EC PE
clean clean (inglés) [adj] PR
clean desempercudido [adj] CU PR
clean galletudo [adj] SV
clean despercudido [adj] NI
clean lígrimo [adj] ES local
clean nidio [adj] ES local
clean relso [adj] rare
vacuum-clean aspirar [v] LAM
clean with a vacuum cleaner aspirar [v] LAM
clean or separate grain from chaff abalear [v] disused
spring clean (house) anidiar [v] rur. rare
clean aljafifar [v] disused
show a clean pair of heels emplumarlas [v] CO BO
beat/clean hemp farachar [v] ARA
show a clean pair of heels empuntarlas [v] CO BO
clean abetunar [v] LAM
clean up abetunar [v] LAM
make a clean breast of it cantar de plano [v] fig.
remove or clean stains desmanchar [v] LAM
clean and spiff up something alistar [v] HN SV NI CR CU CO VE BO
clean the sediments of a radiator with a stick baquetear [v] HN NI CR DO
clean a crop with a mattock azadonear [v] HN SV NI
clean up alzar [v] MX
clean up animalearse [v] HN:N
clean something aniquelar [v] PR
clean oneself up cachancharse [v] BO:S,C
clean up cachanchar [v] BO:S,C
clean the ceiling and high parts of the walls in a room desoliñar [v] PA
clean a riverbed of branches and tree trunks despalotar [v] MX:Se rur.
pick somebody clean despelucar [v] MX PR CL
pick somebody clean despeluzar [v] NI CU PR
remove dirt from a place to clean it (road/ditch/channel) desaterrar [v] HN NI CR MX rur.
clean a plot of land of branches and tree trunks despalotar [v] MX:Se rur.
clean the curb cunetear [v] DO
shine or clean the surface of something charolear [v] SV
clean something well chainear [v] HN SV
clean something chainear [v] MX:N HN SV CR
clean or wash something with shampoo champucear [v] HN NI
clean or wash something with shampoo champusear [v] HN
clean up, decorate, or paint something, especially the house chilacotear [v] SV
clean up a liquid with an absorbent material entrapar [v] CR
clean fleas or lice on someone's body escolmenar [v] PR rur.
clean up (betting game) espirriar [v] CR disused rur.
clean or wash something that is dirty espercudir [v] VE
clean the filter with a large colander fumillonar [v] SV rur.
clean with a rag guaypear (inglés wiper) [v] SV
clean and then pile soil around the trunk or stem of a plant comalear [v] MX GT HN
clean the floor with a cloth coletear [v] VE
clean one's mouth out with water or another liquid juagarse [v] CO
clean oneself up kacharpayarse [v] BO
clean oneself up kacharpearse [v] BO:C
clean oneself up kacharpearse [v] CL:N rare
clean a cornfield or other land planted by rows jilear [v] MX rur.
lick a plate clean lambucear [v] VE
lick a plate clean lambusear [v] VE
clean despercudir [v] MX HN CR PA CO VE
clean despercudir [v] PE CL rare
clean up despercudir [v] MX CR CO disused
trim and clean a hoof before shoeing a horse desvasar [v] AR UY
clean a plant bulb desporcar [v] PE BO rur.
clean the floor with a mop and water and soap mapear [v] US HN:N DO PR
dry clean draiclinear (inglés dry cleaning) [v] GT HN SV NI
clean a plant stalk desporcar [v] PE BO rur.
give a clean shave destoconar [v] DO PR
clean a firearm empavonar [v] NI
clean oneself up miquearse [v] SV
clean up something spilled pallar (quechua) [v] BO:C,W,S
clean with a feather duster plumerear [v] AR UY
clean out raspar [v] VE
clean with a metal scourer rasquetear [v] EC BO CL UY
clean out someone's pockets ropear [v] SV delinq.
come clean sincerarse [v] DO PE AR
deep clean soplar [v] CL
cut and clean stalks of sugar cane, coffee, or other plants zocalar [v] HN
clean the weeds out of the crop rows surquear [v] MX PA rur.
clean and untangle wool tizar [v] AR:Nw
clean one's plate volarse [v] GT HN SV NI CR
clean one's plate jampiarse [v] PR
clean thoroughly soplar [v] CL
clean abetunar [v] disused
clean alcorzarse [v] disused
clean alimpiar [v] disused
clean house anidiar [v] ES local
clean a yoke plow cambizar [v] ES local
clean oneself up cicalar [v] disused
clean out desatancar [v] rare
clean out desaterrar [v] MX HN CR NI EC
clean mortar from brick descacilar [v] AL
clean descurtir [v] NI DO
clean desempercudir [v] CU
clean out despabilar [v] disused
clean despercudir [v] LA
clean hives of black comb destiñar [v] disused
clean off shoots esfornecinar [v] ES local rur.
clean espejar [v] disused
clean up extremar [v] ES local
clean the gutters galguear [v] ES local
clean a well or canal mondar [v] rare
clean razar [v] disused
with clean roots escobeado [adv] CR rur.
clean and seasoned pork legs for cooking patitas [f/pl] PA
clean perfecto [adj]
clean soplada [adj/f]
clean limpia [adj/f]
nice and clean limpita [adj/f]
clean aseada [adj/f]
clean pura [adj/f]
clean curiosa [adj/f]
clean-shaven barbilampiña [adj/f]
clean nitida [adj/f]
clean suelta [adj/f]
clean-shaven bien afeitada [adj/f]
clean impoluta [adj/f]
clean acrisoladora [adj/f]
clean casta [adj/f]
clean lamida [adj/f]
clean lironda [adj/f]
clean monda [adj/f]
clean neta [adj/f]
clean inmaculada [adj/f]
clean entera [adj/f]
clean desembarazada [adj/f]
clean recta [adj/f]
clean simétrica [adj/f]
clean afilada [adj/f]
clean-shaven lampiña [adj/f]
Idioms
tidy and clean de pipa y guante [adj]
as clean as a wistle de pipa y guante [adj]
as clean as a new pin de pipa y guante [adj]
clean as a whistle como una patena [adj]
squeaky clean limpio como una patena [adj]
make a clean breast of confesar abiertamente [v]
keep one's nose clean no meterse en líos [v]
make a clean sweep of empezar de cero [v]
show a clean pair of heels correr rápidamente [v]
show a clean pair of heels apretar las calzaderas [v]
show a clean pair of heels echar a correr [v]
show a clean pair of heels salir arreando [v]
show a clean pair of heels huirse [v]
clean someone's plow arrimar candela a alguien [v]
clean the floor up with someone arrimar candela a alguien [v]
make a clean sweep of barrer con [v]
wipe the slate clean barrer con [v]
make a clean breast of it cantar de plano [v]
come clean revelar [v]
come clean decir la verdad [v]
clean one's act up mejorar la conducta de uno [v]
clean one's act up cambiar la actitud de uno [v]
clean one's act up sentar cabeza [v]
clean one's plate comer toda la comida del plato [v]
clean out (of something) agotarse (algo) [v]
clean one's plate dejar el plato limpio [v]
clean someone's plow golpear a alguien [v]
clean out the dead wood deshacerse de cosas/personas inútiles [v]
clean someone's plow darle una paliza a alguien [v]
clean the floor up with someone tirar a alguien a golpes [v]
clean the floor up with someone arrastrar a alguien por el piso [v]
clean the floor up with someone vencer a alguien [v]
clean up after someone limpiar lo que ha ensuciado alguien [v]
clean up on something ganar mucho dinero con algo [v]
clean the floor up with someone barrer el piso con alguien [v]
clean up one's plate dejar el plato limpio [v]
clean up one's plate comer toda la comida del plato [v]
clean up one’s act mejorar la conducta de uno [v]
clean up one’s act cambiar la actitud de uno [v]
clean up one’s act sentar cabeza [v]
be clean andar con la soga al cuello [v]
clean someone out chuparle a alguien la sangre [v]
have a clean conscience about something tener la conciencia limpia acerca de algo [v]
have clean hands ser inocente [v]
have clean hands estar limpio de culpa [v]
have clean hands mantenerse alejado de problemas [v]
have clean hands tener las manos limpias [v]
have clean hands no ser culpable [v]
to clean someone out dejar a alguien en cueros [v]
clean someone out dejar pelado a alguien [v]
clean someone out despellejar a alguien [v]
start with a clean slate doblar la hoja [v]
start with a clean slate volver la hoja [v]
wipe the slate clean hacer borrón y cuenta nueva [v]
be as clean as a whistle estar más limpio que una patena [v]
be as clean as a new pin estar más limpio que una patena [v]
wipe the slate clean hacer tabla rasa [v]
wipe the slate clean hacer tabla rasa de algo [v]
clean the slate hacer tabla rasa [v]
clean the slate hacer tabla rasa de algo [v]
start with a clean slate hacer tabla rasa [v]
start with a clean slate hacer tabla rasa de algo [v]
make a clean sweep hacer tabla rasa de algo [v]
make a clean breast vomitar [v]
scrub the slate clean hacer borrón y cuenta nueva [v]
clean something superficially limpiar por donde ve la suegra [v]
clean something superficially limpiar lo que ve la suegra [v]
show a clean pair of heels mostrar las herraduras [v]
clean the table alzar la mesa [v]
make a clean sweep alzarse con el santo y la limosna [v]
start off with a clean slate empezar de cero [v]
start off with a clean slate hacer borrón y cuenta nueva [v]
start off with a clean slate hacer un nuevo comienzo [v]
start over with a clean slate empezar de cero [v]
start over with a clean slate hacer borrón y cuenta nueva [v]
start over with a clean slate hacer un nuevo comienzo [v]
start with a clean slate empezar de cero [v]
clean someone out pelar la chala a alguien [v]
show a clean pair of heels poner pies en polvorosa [v]
show a clean pair of heels poner tierra por medio [v]
show a clean pair of heels poner tierra de por medio [v]
get something clean sacar algo en limpio [v]
make a clean sweep quedarse con el santo y la limosna [v]
clean someone out sangrar a alguien [v]
clean the floor up with someone calentar bien a alguien [v]
make a clean breast of confesar de piano [v]
lift a piece of furniture clean off the ground tomar un mueble a pulso [v]
show a clean pair of heels salir corriendo [v]
show somebody a clean pair of heels correr más que nadie en la carrera [v]
show somebody a clean pair of heels dejar atrás a todos en la carrera [v]
show somebody a clean pair of heels ganar la carrera [v]
show somebody a clean pair of heels llegar primero en la carrera [v]
lop neatly and clean cortar a casco [v]
lick the plate clean comerse los dedos por algo [v]
clean a horse's hooves hacer la mano [v]
make a clean sweep hacer alguien tabla rasa de algo [v]
wipe the slate clean hacer alguien tabla rasa de algo [v]

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "to clean" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 4 Ergebniss(e)

Spanisch Englisch
General
clean (inglés) [adj] PR clean
clean (inglés) [adj] PR shining
Chemistry
clean room clean room
Baseball
bateador clean-up [m] clean-up hitter