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Meanings of "each with" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

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Meanings of "each with" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 82 result(s)

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General
small rope with a stake at each end for deseeding flax garabato [m]
reconcile with each other bienquistarse [v]
begin quarreling with each other comenzar a pelear con el otro [v]
be obstinate with each other ser obstinado el uno con el otro [v]
as if competing with each other como si competieran unos con otros [adv]
as if competing with each other como si compitieran mutuamente [adv]
bet with each other apuestas mutuas [f/pl]
game where two people facing each other extend their hands, one with palms up and another down manitos calientes [n] NICL
rooster with feathers that change color each year puerto arturo [n] PRrur.
contend with each other asirse entre [v]
contend with each other lidiar con [v]
contend with each other luchar con [v]
contend with each other enfrentarse entr [v]
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaste [m] MXHN
musical instrument composed of a small wooden fork, two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moved the plates make a sound like a rattle or maracas ayacastle [m] MX
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaxtle [m] SV
a game played by two people, each trying to make a line of three x's or three o's in a boxlike figure with nine spaces ajedrez [m] DO
its equivalence with other units that measure the same dimensions varies for each region cuarterón [m] MX
each of balls using in the children's game played with small balls of clay, glass, or some other hard item cinco [m] GT
fighter cock with feathers that change color each year gallo marciano [m] PR
singing of four-line stanzas by a man and a woman accompanied by guitars, alternating improvising verses with which they mock each other contrapunteo amoroso [m] BO:E
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquiam [m] GTHNSV
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquián [m] MXGTSV
ritual game played by eight men who each carried a spear topped with two iron arrow heads that they throw at each other juego de la rueda [m] HN
horizontal and rotating wooden roller, with a crank at each end used to draw earth or water from a well malacate [m] HNNI
card game between two players with half a deck each, alternately throwing down one card at a time until one is left without cards quitacamisa [m] CO
dish decorated with two birds facing each other urpi [m] PE
motorcycle with three wheels, with body and doors on each side torito [m] PE
flat chain with a filigreed gold teardrop design hanging from each end cadena chata abierta [f] PA
game like drawing straws to select a winner which involves drawing a line for each participant and marking one then covering the lines and having the participants select a line with the winner being the participant to select the marked line cachiporra [f] CO:W
a witchcraft fetish or charm made of black tape with seven knots, each one of which has a different perfume and is associated with a thought having to do with a work goal cinta de siete nudos [f] PR
small bus with two seats facing each other chiva [f] CRPA
children's game played on a board with a star shape with four points with different colors corresponding to each player estrella [f] BO
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed cebolla siqui [f] BO:W,C
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed, the opposing team tries to separate the children in line cebollita jiqui jiqui [f] BOrare
tuft of hair secured with a rubber band or a bow, especially on each side of the head colita [f] SVNIBOPYARUY
rustic gate made with two poles distanced from each other, with horizontal sticks to opens or close passage tronquera [f] AR:Nerur.
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotado [adj] HNNI
be very affectionate with each other amelcocharse [v] MXGTHNSVNIPACUCOVEECBO
fight each other with machetes machetear [v] HNSVNIPABO
get into a fight with each other rifarse [v] HNNI
get into a fight with each other romper [v] GTSVBO:W
argue with each other contrapuntearse [v] MXCUCOECPEBO
compromise with each other transarse [v] LA
reach an agreement with each other transarse [v] LA
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotada [adj/f] HNNI
Idioms
move in with each other casarse por detrás de la iglesia [v]
fall in love with each other enamorarse mutuamente [v]
fall in love with each other enamorarse el uno del otro [v]
have a shorthand with (each other) entenderse muy bien (dos personas) [v]
be hand in glove with each other estar hechos una piña [v]
be hand in glove with each other ser una piña [v]
flirt with each other hacerse monos [v]
be in love (with each other) estar como chorizo en tienda [v] GT
not get along with each other hacer chiras pelas [v] MX
open up and be honest with each other hablar en pasta [v] HN
open up and be honest with each other hablar pasta a pasta [v] HN
fall in love with each other enamorarse a lo divino [v] DOPR
get into a fight with each other rumbarse maceta [v] HN
fight with each other tirarse de las mechas [v] NIPAECBOCLUY
really get into it with each other darse de las astas [v] disused
Speaking
it's impossible for them to get along with each other les resulta imposible llevarse bien
with each passing day con cada día que pasa
with each passing day con el paso de los días
with each passing day a medida que pasan los días
people don't just break up with each other out of nowhere la gente no se separa porque sí
Phrases
inconsistent with each other incompatibles entre sí
with each day that passes con cada día que pasa
with each passing day con cada día que pasa
with each passing day con cada día que pasaba
with each day that passed con cada día que pasaba
Colloquial
make two or more people reconcile with each other contentar [v] GTCRDOCL
get into a fight with each other ripiarse [v] CU
indicating that something can be done in multiple ways with the same result from each da lo mismo atrás que en la espalda [expr] DOCO
Engineering
interchangeable with each other intercambiables entre sí
Ornithology
aquatic bird with wisp of feathers behind each eye cotúa  [f] VE
Aeronautics
interchangeable with each other intercambiables entre si
Maritime
make a rope with three cords with three strands each acalabrotar [v]
Music
musical instrument composed of a small wooden fork, two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moved the plates make a sound like a rattle or maracas chilchil [m] HN
musical instrument composed of a small wooden fork, two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moved the plates make a sound like a rattle or maracas chinchín [m] HN
play along with each other acompañarse [v]
Mythology
fantastic serpent with two heads one on each end that enters the body through the anus while defecating in the field according to popular belief tepelcúa [f] SV