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Meanings of "a house" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

English Spanish
Slang
a house chante CR

Meanings of "a house" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
house (of a family) solar [m]
living room of a house sala [f]
move to a new house mudar [v]
General
galleries around the patio of a house corredor [m]
amount raised by a house of parish paid to the royal treasury excusado [m]
nobleman with a manor house or descended from a noble family hidalgo solar conocido [m]
person in charge of buying firewood for a house or community leñero [m]
set of estates around a house where a colonist cultivates lugar acasarado [m]
master of a boarding house pupilero [m]
person boarding in a guest house at noon medio pupilo [m]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa cáñama [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa dezmera [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa excusada [f]
old tenement house made up of small dwellings around a large interior patio corrala [f]
mistress of a boarding house pupilera [f]
fix the facade of a house fachear [v]
someone that owns a house dueño de casa [m]
a type of house in granada carmen [m]
a semi-detached house pareada [f]
person in charge of buying firewood for a house or community leñera [f]
someone that occupies a dwelling-house residente [m/f]
owner of a house where someone is a guest patrono [m/f]
(a house etc) overlooking the sea con vistas al mar (una casa) [adj]
owner of a house where someone is a guest patronal [adj]
(a house etc) overlook the sea tener vistas al mar (una casa) [v]
move into (a house) residenciarse [v]
design a house proyectar una casa [v]
design a house diseñar una casa [v]
house a collection acoger una colección [v]
set up a house montar una casa [v]
move (a house) cambiarse de casa [v]
live in a rented house vivir de alquiler [v]
buy a house compra una casa [v]
a spook house casa encantada
a spook house la casa del terror (especialmente en parques de atracciones)
a spook house casa embrujada
a three-storey house una casa de tres plantas
a three-storey house una casa de tres pisos
someone that owns a house dueña de casa
back of a house parte trasera de una casa
back of a house la parte de atrás de una casa
upper house of a legislature cámara alta
a typical house casa típica
floor plan of a house plano de casa
house with a pool casa con piscina
master of a house amo [m]
open gallery round a court-yard in a spanish house cenador [m]
partition wall of a house cerramiento [m]
store-house fees paid by persons concerned on tithes kept in a granary cillazgo [m]
set of curtains for a house cortinaje [m]
keeper of a low eating-house or tavern bodegonero [m]
a large, ill-proportioned house caserón [m]
master of a gaming-house garitero [m]
poor person who lives in a house of charity hospiciano [m]
fender to protect the lintel of a house against the wheels of carriages guardarruedas [m]
first floor of a house principal [m]
owner of a house having a common wall medianero [m]
master of a gambling house leonero [m]
master or mistress of a boarding-house pupilero [m]
primitive house or dwelling built upon stakes in a lake palafito [m]
timber used in the construction of a house palazón [m]
inner door of a house portón [m]
proprietor of a gaming house mandrachero [m]
keeper of a gaming house tablajero [m]
flat roof of a house terrado [m]
head of a house sombrero [m]
servant's place in a house conveniencia [f]
entrance of a house casapuerta [f]
branch of a commercial house filial [f]
window or opening in the roof of a house guardacalada [f]
masonry work done in a house obra [f]
room (a house) pieza [f]
a low gaming-house tasca [f]
master or mistress of a boarding-house pupilera [f]
keeper of a low eating-house or tavern bodegonera [f]
poor person who lives in a house of charity hospiciana [f]
live in a house or frequent it much asistir [v]
move out of a house deshabitar [v]
abandon a child ( at the door of a church or a house) exponer [v]
join a religious house profesar [v]
inhabit (a house) ocupar [v]
move furniture around inside a house trastear [v]
rafters of a house asnas [f/pl]
area (the yard attached to or surrounding a house) patio [m]
grounds (the enclosed land around a house or other building) jardín [m]
lower stories of a house such as vaults and cellars oficina [f]
box (a small house or cottage, as for use while hunting) casita [f]
a house to let una casa por alquilar [f]
a four-story house casa de cuatro pisos [f]
little door of a pigeon-house descalzadero [m] rur.rare
surprise visit to a house during the christmas holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] CUPR
surprise visit to a house during the carnaval holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] UY
addition to a house agregado [m] CU
one-bathroom house with rooms along a central corridor callejón [m] PE
upper floor of a two story house altillo [m] PA
upper floor of a two story house alto [m] NICUPRVEECBOUY
a house building technique where walls are made with vertical poles and horizontal sticks woven with canes, filled with mud and stones bajarete [m] SVNI
long plank about 35 cm wide and 10.16 cm thick across which beams are lain to form the coffered ceiling of a house cuartón [m] HNNI
wooden granary on four pillars built in the patio of a house cuzul [m] HN:Wrur.
wooden granary on four pillars built in the patio of a house cusul [m] HN:N,E,W
wooden granary on four pillars built in the patio of a house cuzul [m] HN
interior or back patio of a house fondo [m] NIVEBOPYARUYECdisused
front door of a house, after the outside gate entreportón [m] COVE
beam of a wooden house estante [m] PRrur.
lining of the roof of a house with royal palm leaves enyaguado [m] CU
procedure consisting of installing support beam or column in a wooden house enzoque [m] PRrur.
set of support beam or column of a wooden house enzoque [m] PRrur.
corner of a house esquinero [m] HN
house with a single slope roof colgadizo [m] CU
extension on the back of a wooden house consisting of a single slope roof and that usually serves as the kitchen colgadizo [m] PR
barracks of a house kalla [m] BO
space under the stairs of a house jonuco [m] MX
person built like a brick shit house mamarro [m] VE:W
lot prepared for building a house plantel [m] HN
spiritual cleansing of a house with water or smoke of aromatic plants, or incense sahumerio [m] HNPAPRCOVECL
interior wooden wall of a house seto [m] DO
wooden interior wall or partition of a house tablado [m] DO
person who administrates a gambling house or billiard chinguero [m] CR
little door of a pigeon-house descalzadero [m] AL
front door of a house entreportón [m] VE
beam of a wooden house estante [m] DO
charge levied by the owner of a gambling-house cancha [f] CO
small house built on a base barbacoa [f] EC:W
house built on a base barbacoa [f] CU
an inner courtyard in a house or flat azotehuela [f] MX
independent apartment within a house accesoria [f] CU
a rustic house built with bahareque walls and a roof made from grass or palm leaves casa de bajareque [f] MXGTHNSVNICRrare
back part of a house culata [f] VE:W
left or right side of a house culata [f] PR
small concrete room built next to a wooden house for protection against a cyclone or hurricane ciclonera [f] DO
country house located near a city estancia [f] CUDO
country house located near a city estancia [f] VEdisused
set of wooden boards or material to build a house estantería [f] PR
owner or manager of a gambling house casa [f] DO
main house on a ranch where the owner lives casa grande [f] PRVE
small natural cavity used to house a religious image gruta [f] PEBO
installation of water and gas in a house or building gasfitería [f] CL
sex had secretly in a woman's house gateada [f] SVderog.
line of work of and indigenous guardian of a ranch house guasicamía [f] EC:Crare
bunch of corncobs hanging in rows from the ceiling of a house huayunca [f] PE:C,Erur.
small decorated ceramic church placed on the roof of a house, gifted by the best man at a house warming, used to ward off evil spirits İglesia de techo [f] PE:C,S
community work by a group of country people or peasants to build a house or work in the field junta de embarre [f] PArur.
regulation allowing an extension to a house based on a simple drawing ley del mono [f] CL
traditional system of work in rural areas that consists of all the members of a community helping in the agricultural tasks or construction of a neighbor house with the commitment that the beneficiary must return the favor of help when needed mano vuelta [f] HNrur.
person built like a brick shit house mamarra [f] VE:W
person responsible for cleaning a house, hotel or building mucama (portugués) [f] COcult
person responsible for cleaning a house, hotel or building mucama (portugués) [f] HNSVNIPRECBO
low wall surrounding the patio of a house or another construction paredilla [f] PA
house with a yard quinta [f] COVE
spiritual cleaning of a house, washing with water or smoke of aromatic plants, or incense sahumada [f] ECBO:W