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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "vegetable" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 20 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
vegetable vegetal [m]
vegetable legumbre [f]
vegetable vegetal [adj]
General
vegetable hortaliza [f]
vegetable verdura [f]
vegetable vegetal [m]
vegetable hortaliza [f]
vegetable vegetal [adj]
vegetable verdolagas [f/pl]
vegetable legumbre [m]
vegetable vegetable [m] rare
vegetable monte [m] HNSVNIderog.
vegetable kaá [m] PY
vegetable gulay [m] PH
vegetable olura [f] disused
vegetable vegetable [adj] rare
vegetable vegetable [adj] rare
Geology
vegetable vegetal [adj]
Medicine
vegetable vegetal [adj]
Agriculture
vegetable verduras [f/pl]

Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "vegetable" im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch : 3 Ergebniss(e)

Spanisch Englisch
General
vegetable [m] rare vegetable
vegetable [adj] rare vegetable
vegetable [adj] rare vegetable

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

Englisch Spanisch
Common
fruit and vegetable garden huerto [m]
any vegetable or produce that is grown fruto [m]
pure vegetable oil avp [m]
vegetable vendor verdulero [m]
vegetable garden huerta [f]
General
cold vegetable soup gazpacho [m]
root vegetable nabo [m]
vegetable stew menestra [f]
fruit and vegetable hortofrutícola [adj]
dried (fruit, vegetable) paso [adj]
vegetable sulfur azufre vegetal [m]
vegetable juice caldo [m]
vegetable charcoal carbón vegetal [m]
hybrid animal or vegetable híbrido [m]
vegetable patch huerto [m]
vegetable garden huerto [m]
fried vegetable hash pisto [m]
vegetable soup potaje [m]
vegetable stew potaje [m]
vegetable garden almunia (árabe) [f]
vegetable stand banca [f]
mixture of rosin, tar, and vegetable resin brea crasa [f]
vegetable horsehair crin vegetal [f]
vegetable patch era [f]
vegetable garden huerta [f]
vegetable soup menestra [f]
vegetable stew menestra [f]
vegetable stew moronía [f]
meat and vegetable stew olla [f]
fruit and vegetable hortofrutícola [adj]
lay out a vegetable garden erar [v]
dry the tips of a vegetable puntisecar [v]
dry the tips of a vegetable puntisecarse [v]
be a vegetable vegetar [v]
any oil of vegetable or mineral origin aceite [m]
vegetable grower hortelano [m]
vegetable oil aceite vegetal [m]
vegetable garden huerto [m]
a kind of seasoned meat and vegetable pie paste [m]
hull of a vegetable casco [m]
vegetable heart cogollo [m]
pod vegetable legumbre [f]
fruit and vegetable garden huerta [f]
vegetable ivory tagua [f]
fresh vegetable legumbre fresca
vegetable soup sopa de verduras
small, young, tender vegetable marrow calabacín [m]
vegetable mold humus [m]
dressed vegetable potaje [m]
mixture of zocerite and vegetable wax ceresina [f]
vegetable patch era [f]
large vegetable garden huerta [f]
vegetable film on the surface of a liquid lapa [f]
vegetable soup served in barracks and jails menestra [f]
vegetable store potajería [f]
lay out a vegetable garden erar [v]
vegetable marrow variedad de la calabaza [f]
vegetable marrow cucúrbita ovífera [f]
artichoke (vegetable) alcaucil [m] ARES
a type of pasta typical of italy's piedmont region with roast beef and vegetable stuffing agnoloti [m] CLARUY
vegetable side dish bastimento [m] HNNIVE:W
vegetable supplies bastimento [m] CO
raw material, particularly vegetable fibers, used to make cords burío [m] HNSVNICR
the edible roots of the vegetable pear camochayote [m] MXNI
blow given with a vegetable cane whip or riding crop cujazo [m] CUDO
flexible vegetable cane, without leaves, used as a riding crop or whip cuje [m] CUPR
snack made of flour and vegetable oil that looks like pork fat chicharrón [m] MX
fruit or vegetable preserved in vinegar escabeche [m] NIBOCLAR:W
meat and vegetable stew with a lot of ingredients centenario [m] AR:Nw
small vegetable or fruit garden conuco [m] CUVE
small vegetable or fruit garden conucu [m] PRrur.
person who works in a small vegetable or fruit garden conuquero [m] DOrur.
pertaining to a vegetable or fruit garden conuquero [m] DOrur.
pertaining to a vegetable or fruit garden conuquero [m] VE
homemade soap made of tallow or vegetable oil, and lye, or ash jabón de pelota [m] HN
homemade soap made of tallow or vegetable oil, and lye, or ash jabón pasadero [m] HN
homemade soap made of tallow or vegetable oil, and lye, or ash jabón de chibola [m] HN
soap made from the vegetable oil extracted from the seeds of certain plants jabón vegetal [m] HN
vegetable fiber extracted from henequen leaves to make ropes and cords henequén [m] MXHNSV
person selling sets of vegetable fiber objects jarciero [m] MXHNSV
vegetable fiber cord or colored ribbon women use to tie the ends of their braids jarichi [m] BO:E
very light vegetable wool obtained from the seed of the kapok tree kapok (inglés kapoc) [m] USPRrare
large and resistant vegetable leaf used to wrap tamales mashán [m] GT
large and resistant vegetable leaf used to wrap tamales maxán [m] GT
large vegetable leaf used for wrapping tamales maxán [m] GT
vegetable fiber thread ojolote [m] MX
person who works at a vegetable and fruit stand puestero [m] CU
person with a vegetable and fruit stand puestero [m] CU
henequen or vegetable fiber bag sabucán [m] MX:Se
vegetable fiber of the sisal hemp sisal [m] MX
vegetable fiber of the apak palm sollate [m] MX
fruit and vegetable market worker veguino [m] CL
vegetable vendor bercero [m] rare
vegetable farmer bercero [m] rare
edible vegetable pear seed chinchayote (náhuatl) [m] MX
vegetable garden conuco [m] CUDOVE
pickled vegetable or fruit escabeche [m] MXNIBOCLAR
vegetable patch hortal [m] rare
vegetable garden hortal [m] rare
vegetable fiber vendor jarciero [m] MX
vegetable fiber vendor jarciero [m] MXHN
vegetable fiber tuno [m] HN
vegetable vendor viandero [m] PR
vegetable garden tala [f] PR
vegetable market bercería [f] outdated
a green vegetable bellota [f] CO
vegetable fiber used to make rope (from henequen) cabuya [f] CRPREC
a type of shirt made from a wide and coarse wool or vegetable fiber cloth cusma [f] CO
bag woven with vegetable fibers, painted in colored stripes, used in antiquity by farmers to carry provisions chácara [f] PA
small vegetable and flower garden in the lagoons to the south of mexico city (originally floating gardens made of canes, stones, and earth) chinampa chinamitl, tejido de cañas, y pan, encima de) [f] MX
handbag (made of vegetable fiber/leather) chuspa [f] CRdisused
handbag (made of vegetable fiber/leather) chuspa [f] PAPEBO:C,W
vegetable wax cera vegetal [f] HN
main dish, like vegetable stew coromanía [f] CU
strand of an organic, vegetable, or animal tissue hilacha [f] CU
vegetable fiber extracted from henequen leaves to make ropes and cords cabuya [f] CRPREC
person selling sets of vegetable fiber objects jarciera [f] MXHNSV
vegetable stall katería [f] BO:W
large vegetable garden quinta [f] ARUY
person who works at a vegetable and fruit stand puestera [f] CU
person with a vegetable and fruit stand puestera [f] CU
hand-woven vegetable fiber bag shicra [f] ECrare
hand-woven vegetable fiber bag shicra [f] PErur.
hand-woven vegetable fiber bag shigra [f] PE
bark cloth decorated by amazon indigenous with vegetable paints yanchama [f] CO
fruit and vegetable market vega [f] CL:C
fruit and vegetable market worker veguina [f] CL
hand-woven vegetable fiber bag shicra [f] ECPE
vegetable mesh verdurera [f] HN
vegetable market bercería [f] ESlocaldisused
vegetable vendor bercera [f] rare
vegetable farmer bercera [f] rare
vegetable stallholder catera [f] BO
vegetable market trader catera [f] BO
vegetable wax cera vegetal [f] HN
vegetable stall covacha [f] EC
female vegetable vendor gatera [f] EC
vegetable patch hortaliza [f] MXCU
vegetable garden hortaliza [f] MXCU
branch of the trade in vegetable fibers jarciería [f] MX
vegetable fiber vendor jarciera [f] MX
vegetable stand juguería [f] MX
green vegetable olura [f] disused
leafy vegetable olura [f] disused
vegetable garden quinta [f] UY
vegetable vendor viandera [f] PR
(a nutritious vegetable) with an excess of water aguañoso [adj] VE
vegetable dye slip-applied (ceramic vessel) curtido [adj] HN
vegetable fiber of the sisal hemp sisalero [adj] VE
clarify sugarcane juice with vegetable or chemical substances blanquear [v] VE:W