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Meanings of "belongings" in Spanish English Dictionary : 25 result(s)

English Spanish
General
belongings ajuar (árabe) [m]
belongings bártulos [m/pl]
belongings bienes [m/pl]
belongings bienes de fortuna [m/pl]
belongings pertenencias [f/pl]
belongings efectos [m/pl]
belongings enseres [m/pl]
belongings anexidades [f]
belongings efectos personales [m/pl]
belongings pertenencias [f/pl]
belongings tereque [m] PR NI VE
belongings tereques [m/pl] EC
belongings tiliches [m/pl] MX CAM
belongings macundales [m/pl] VE
belongings féferes [m/pl] CU DO
belongings maritates [m/pl] GT HN CR NI
belongings chivas [f/pl] MX GT
Colloquial
belongings atalaje [m]
belongings los bártulos
belongings macundales [m/pl] VE
Business
belongings pertenencias [f/pl]
Law
belongings bienes [m/pl]
belongings bienes [m/pl]
Engineering
belongings acervo [m]
belongings posesiones [f/pl]

Meanings of "belongings" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 48 result(s)

English Spanish
General
personal belongings pertenencias [f]
piece of jewelry, furniture or house belongings prenda [f]
body and belongings search registro corporal y de pertenencias [m]
offender who suffocates a person with a rope to appropriate his belongings (usually a taxi driver) acogotador [m] BO
disorganized set of furniture, utensils and personal belongings damaged or of little value calachero [m] HN SV NI
(in voodooism) a malignant spirit that goes around and protects the belongings of its owner under the appearance of an animal bacá [m] DO
(in voodooism) a malignant spirit that protects the belongings of its owner under the appearance of an animal baká [m] DO
natural or man-made cave where indigenous people used to bury their dead relatives and their belongings chenque [m] AR:S
search of someone else's pockets or belongings esculque [m] CO
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings cogotero [m] BO
delinquent who robs drunk people on the street at night and with violence, stealing their belongings and clothing lequentero [m] BO:W
prisoner of greater authority for being their the longest, who extorts new detainees, snatching their money or belongings jilacata [m] BO:W
pouch the indigenous carry their belongings sarato [m] PE
personal belongings tilinche [m] PA
theft of the belongings and clothing of a drunk person passed out in the street or at a bar lavada [f] BO
person who uses another's belongings without permission buitre [m/f] CU VE
person who steals another's belongings buitre [m/f] CU VE
who searches someone else's pockets or belongings esculcón [adj] CO derog.
sneak into one's belongings without the victim finding out alivianar [v] AR
leave someone without money/belongings despeluzar [v] NI CU PR
leave someone without money/belongings despelucar [v] MX PR CL
leave someone without money or belongings espelucar [v] DO PR
prepare her personal belongings or dowry habilitarse [v] CU disused
take part of another person's belongings guillar [v] PR
pack one's belongings when fired empacar [v] NI
rob one's belongings mudar [v] CU
go through someone's belongings seriar [v] HN SV
prepare one's belongings tanatear [v] SV
personal belongings motetes [m/pl] DO
personal belongings tanates [m/pl] GT SV
personal belongings tiliches [m/pl] MX GT HN SV NI PA BO:E
personal belongings tilicheros [m/pl] GT HN SV NI
Idioms
pack up one's belongings liar los bártulos [v]
steal money or personal belongings out in the open soltar la gata [v] HN
collect one's personal belongings to leave home hacer motete [v] NI
steal money or personal belongings out in the open soltar la gata [v] HN
Colloquial
take another's belongings without permission patraquear [v]
personal belongings of little value calache [m/pl] HN SV NI
personal belongings monos [m/pl] CL disused
set of tools, clothes, and personal belongings pilchas [f/pl] BO:E CL
Business
personal belongings propiedad personal
personal belongings propiedad personal
Law
personal belongings enseres [m/pl]
ancestral belongings bienes adventicios [m/pl]
personal belongings pertenencias [f/pl]
personal belongings propiedad personal
personal belongings efectos personales
Folklore
person who used to clean up the belongings of dead people according to dominican folklore chocueca [m/f] DO