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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "usually" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 26 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
General
usually normalmente [adv]
usually ordinariamente [adv]
usually usualmente [adv]
usually soler [v]
usually corrientemente [adv]
usually usualmente [adv]
usually vulgarmente [adv]
usually por regla general [adv]
usually en general [adv]
usually comúnmente [adv]
usually habitualmente [adv]
usually generalmente [adv]
usually regularmente [adv]
usually de ordinario [adv]
usually por lo común [adv]
usually con frecuencia [adv]
Idioms
usually por regla general [adv]
usually por lo regular [adv]
Phrases
usually por lo regular [adv]
usually por regla general
usually por lo general
Colloquial
usually de cajón [adv] MXSVNIUY
Business
usually usualmente [adv]
Law
usually por lo general
Engineering
usually soler [v]
Medicine
usually rutinariamente [adv]

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

Englisch Spanisch
General
formal male clothing, usually dark, not formal media etiqueta [f]
do with the left hand (what is usually done with the right) zurdear [v]
stumble and fall (usually hurt yourself) somatarse [v]
quarrel or violent conflict between several people, usually due to the dispute of something material and of value garata con puños [n] DOPR
moorish vessel with xebec rigging, and usually armed cendal [m]
festival (usually musical) festival [m]
jigger (a small measure for liquor, usually holding 1 1/2 ounces) dedo [m]
train (usually plural) falda [f]
drove (usually porcine) vecera [f]
take off the crust (usually of bread) descanterar [v]
offender who suffocates a person with a rope to appropriate his belongings (usually a taxi driver) acogotador [m] BO
union of two people (usually in a love relation) acollaramiento [m] BOCLARUY
garnishing served with meat or fish (usually vegetables) acompañado [m] EC
agglomeration of people or things that are usually problematic achoclonamiento [m] CL
garment for women, usually a dress or a petticoat, that is long, rough, ugly and usually old balandrán [m] CR
tiredness (usually from hunger) agilamiento [m] HNSVrare
exhaustion (usually from hunger) agilamiento [m] HNSVrare
a very small egg, usually laid by an old hen barcelisco [m] CRdisusedrur.
calluses that usually appears on the hands cadillo [m] VE
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
small and cheap object containing candy and used in celebrations (usually baptism) bolo [m] MX
flatterer (usually out of self-interest) bombín [m] CUdisused
large amount of something (usually money) bongo [m] CUVE
lively and flirtatious person (usually young) bizbirindo [m] MX
lively and flirtatious person (usually young) bizbiringo [m] GT
person who is part of the contingent transported to a public event, usually political, in a forced or reward-induced manner borrego [m] MXderog.
porter (usually a child) bultero [m] HN
pile (usually dirt/clothing) bulto [m] GTHNNIrur.
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantero [m] AR
low land that is usually inundated during the rainy period bajumbal [m] VE
a road or path not usually transited camino extrajudicial [m] CUDO
a nightgown made of soft fabric, usually with transparencies, to highlight body shapes camisolín [m] PYARUYECrare
a leaf of the tobacco plant that grows closer to the ground, usually of a lower quality bajagua [m] MX
a group of bits, usually eight, processed by a computer as a unit bait (inglés) [m] CL
a soft drink made with seeds usually given to children suffering from scarlet fever airampo [m] BO
student who usually obtains a four or the minimum grade to pass an exam cuatrero [m] CLAR
imaginary place, supposedly frightening and very unpleasant where it is usually sent by word of certain enemies cipote [m] PR
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chullpi [m] ECPE
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chulpe [m] ECPE
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chulpi [m] CLrare
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chulpi [m] ECPE
small bullet (usually made of paper) chumbito [m] UY
small rug that is usually hand-knit choapino [m] CL
low-cost vanilla ice cream with chocolate topping usually sold on public buses choco [m] CL
place/construction suitable for lighting a fire and barbecuing (usually open air) churrasquero [m] BOARUY
ritual vase, usually made of clay or silver with zoomorphic decoration used to serve chicha chuyerito [m] AR:Nw
grotesque disguise representing an old man or woman (usually used on all fools day) chuchumeco [m] EC
furniture, usually of triangular shape that is placed in a corner of a room esquinero [m] MXNICRCUVEECBOCLPY
gesture or attitude, usually of contempt or pride estilo [m] SV
street vendor's stall, usually located in an arcade caramanchel [m] ECdisused
street vendor's stall, usually located in an arcade caramanchel [m] NI
pair of male and female animals, usually birds casal [m] VEPYARUY
tropical disease characterized by white or pink spots on the skin that usually spread throughout the body, caused by the treponema carateum bacteria carare [m] VE
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futbolito [m] HNSVNIECCLAR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futsal [m] ECPEBOCLARUY
roll of paper, usually conical fututo [m] CRdisusedrur.
meal, usually lunch or food gallo [m] CRrarerur.
food made of cornstarch, sugar, and milk or water, usually given to children funche [m] DOVE
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings cogotero [m] BO
extension on the back of a wooden house consisting of a single slope roof and that usually serves as the kitchen colgadizo [m] PR
person who pretends to be the owner of a business, usually illegal, that belongs to someone who does not want to be identified hombre goma [m] CL
group of people who bother a woman, usually insistently joterío [m] CL
stomach or intestinal discomfort, usually accompanied by nausea jaleo [m] PR
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueador [m] BO:W,C
lustful touching, usually from a man to a woman, in a way that bothers her jamoneo [m] CU
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueador [m] BO:W,C
solid and massive charred log, usually of motacu that is left overnight among embers jenecherú [m] BO:N,E
type of woolen blanket or cotton quilt, usually in bright colors, with or without an opening in the center to for one's head jorongo [m] MX
person, usually a woman, who prostitutes herself with foreigners jinetero [m] CU
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jocheo de torros [m] BO:N,E
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jochi de toros [m] BO:N,E
bothering a woman, usually insistently joteo [m] CLteen
boxer who usually knocks out his opponents noqueador [m] PE
red or irritated eye, usually due to drug use ojo de conejo [m] CL
cracking of a glass or crystal (usually caused by an impact) astilladura [f] MXUY
a refreshing drink usually made from crushed and fermented locust bean seeds aguamuerta [f] AR:Nw
small tide that usually lasts eight days caída [f] HN
small collection box that usually includes the image of the patron saint of a locality and is carried by the devotees cajuela [f] PEdisused
person who is part of the contingent transported to a public event, usually political, in a forced or reward-induced manner borrega [f] MXderog.
foam usually produced by the horse when chomping at the bit cachaza [f] CO:E
streamline of an administrative process (usually with an incentive) acelerada [f] BO
a small quadrangular fabric, usually woven, that serves as a diaper bayeta [f] BO
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantera [f] AR
(among the paperers) a common paper that is usually placed under the final piece for a better fix camisa [f] BOCL
a seafood cocktail typically from campeche, usually served in a cup, and particularly tasty campechana [f] MX
a small quadrangular fabric, usually woven, that serves as a diaper baitilla [f] CLrarerur.
small cart, usually with an awning used by street vendors to sell their goods cuna [f] CL
small flat glass bottle containing liquor, usually rum chata [f] PAPE
thin ribbon, usually satin, that is used to trim fabric cinta bebé [f] PYARUY
hot infusion (usually coffee or mate tea, prepared in a tin container and drunk in the open air) choca [f] CL
sweet soda usually lime-flavored chinchibira [f] AR
sweet soda usually lime-flavored chinchibirra [f] ARdisused
place/construction suitable for lighting a fire and barbecuing (usually open air) churrasquera [f] BOARUY
indigenous party where chicha is drunk, usually in excess chichada [f] CR
shack, usually circular with a conical roof, mud walls, and no windows, supported by a fragile wooden structure chuclla [f] PE
glass demijohn with up to 15 liters capacity (usually cylindrical and protected with a wicker cover) chuica [f] CL
large vessel usually made of clay that is used to filter the water estiladera [f] CLrur.
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajeada [f] PY
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajeada [f] PECRrur.
open vertical chasm, usually in rocky terrain furnia [f] CUDO
very porous and light cookie usually covered with sugar, made with flower sugar, wheat flour, and eggs galleta de champaña [f] BOCL
friendship or camaraderie in order to obtain some end, usually illicit or dishonorable compinchería [f] CO
meal that includes certain dishes at a fixed price, usually soup comida corrida [f] MX
very light sweet, usually oval shaped, that is baked, covered with caramel and sugar colación [f] AR
old and dilapidated truck, usually used for transporting loads güincha [f] PR
drink made with orange peel, which is usually taken as an aperitif or digestif hesperidina [f] AR
container, usually glass, used to serve ice cubes hielera [f] HNNICRPACUDOPRCOECPEBOPYARUY
container, usually glass, used to serve ice cubes yelera [f] HNNI
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueadora [f] BO:W,C
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueadora [f] BO:W,C
tin jug, usually for coffee jarría [f] SV
artificial and concealed project or deception, usually with bad intentions máquina [f] CL
gift given at baptisms, usually in the form of coins mariquita [f] PR
artificial and concealed project or deception, usually with bad intentions maquinada [f] PY
get-together with friends usually with drinking milonga [f] BO:W
person who heals or administers medicines to the sick, usually at their homes nodriza (inglés nurse) [f] US
material (usually photocopies of books suggested by the teacher, that students use to study a subject) guía [f] COVEECteen
player who usually goes out with the double six and constantly plays tokens of high numbers (domino) botagorda [m/f] CU
person who cultivates an excessive love for something, usually linked to a modern lifestyle friki (inglés freak) [m/f] PE
person who cultivates an excessive love for something, usually linked to a modern lifestyle friqui (inglés freak) [m/f] PE
person who usually shows up at a party without being invited guitarrista [m/f] BO
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juku [m/f] BO
in a marital status (usually a woman) acotejado [adj] CUEC
undernourished (usually a dog street) alifrís [adj] VE:W
usually hiding his/her thoughts maliciously and cautiously asolapado [adj] HNSVCO
loaded (usually with money) bañado [adj] HNSVPY
related to an animal, usually a lamb, not drinking the mother's milk, who has become emaciated, weak or sick aguachado [adj] ARrur.
relating to someone who usually obtains a four or the minimum grade to pass an exam (student) cuatrero [adj] CLAR
skinny, squalid or weak, usually because of an illness ajilado [adj] HNNICUDOPR
skinny, squalid or weak, usually because of an illness agilado [adj] PR
who usually drinks alcoholic beverages jumas [adj] CR
not usually wearing shoes patalsuelo [adj] EC
sell something at a very low price (usually stolen merchandise) to get rid of it quickly tostonear [v] MX
dry off (usually a plant) achucharrarse [v] HNCO
get burned (usually a plant) achucharrarse [v] HNCO
make not achieve the required consistency (usually food) achirlar [v] AR
train an animal (usually fighting cocks) acondicionar [v] VE
relish in some good (usually money) abanicarse [v] CL
make square holes on a plot of land to plant trees, usually coffee bushes cajuelear [v] SVrur.
shrink or curl an object by wetting it with water (usually made from leather) apachangarse [v] NIderog.
shrink or curl an object by wetting it with water (usually made from leather) apachangarse [v] HN:S
agree with someone for an end (usually illicit) amangualarse [v] CO
put a curse on someone using a potion made of herbs, usually for love enyerbar [v] MXHNCOCL:S
play for money, usually cards or dice escolasar [v] AR
play for money, usually cards or dice escolasear [v] ARUY
start a process, usually irreversible gatillar [v] ECCLAR
group of people working together or agreeing to do something in common, usually something illegal coludirse [v] MXCL
read, watch, or listen to something long-lasting or that requires time, usually a book, movie, or a conference jondiarse [v] DO
bother a woman, usually insistently jotear [v] CLteen
remain continuously in a certain place, usually the house of another mantener [v] NIDO