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Meanings of "lasso" in Spanish English Dictionary : 30 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
lasso enlazar [v]
General
lasso pial [m]
lasso pialar [v]
lasso lazar [v]
lasso manganear [v]
lasso alzapié [m]
lasso lazo [m]
lasso lazo ciego [m]
lasso mangana [f]
lasso enlazar [v]
lasso manganear [v]
lasso reata [f]
lasso lacear [v]
lasso lazo [m]
lasso mangana [f]
lasso guasco [m]
lasso coger con un lazo [v]
lasso cabresto [m] MX SV NI VE EC PY AR UY
lasso cobre [m] disused
lasso peal [m] MX GT NI CR CU
lasso soga [f] VE
lasso armada [f] CL AR UY
lasso soga [f] VE
lasso soga [f] VE AR
lasso manganear [v] AMER
lasso lacear [v] PE BO CL
lasso pialar [v] MX CU EC CL AR UY
lasso soguear [v] CR
Idioms
lasso atar a soga [v] AR UY
Maritime
lasso salto [m]

Meanings of "lasso" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 50 result(s)

English Spanish
General
lasso festival manganeo [m]
looped lasso gaza [f]
long lasso of twisted leather soga [f]
lasso something lazar [v]
shake off (as lasso) desvestir [v]
expert with the lasso lacero [m]
capture with a lasso lazar [v]
casting the lasso piale [m] SA
lasso or fetter lock made of leather torzal [m] AR
lasso made from horse hair cabresto [m] MX SV NI VE EC PY AR UY
lasso thrown without twirling the rope gotero [m] VE
way to lasso an animal by the lower part of the forehead barbeado [m] CR:Nw
circular movement of the lasso by the horse rider in mexican rodeo (with the horse first at rest, then in motion, then at full gallop) abanico [m] MX
sudden strong pull, especially of a lasso or other rope cimbrón [m] AR UY
sudden strong pull, especially of a lasso or other rope cimbronazo [m] AR UY
slipknot made in a whip or lasso to round up a horse or cattle chambuque [m] CO
using a lasso to restrain an animal falso [m] CR:Nw
rope lasso used to or restrain cattle falso [m] CR:Nw
lasso competition floreo del lazo [m] HN
lasso thrown around an animal's legs peal [m] GT HN NI AR:Nw rur.
lasso yoke valentón [m] MX rur.
throwing a lasso chambuque [m] CO
blow from a lasso sogazo [m] MX CU UY
a strap with rings for fastening the lasso asidera [f] AR
lasso prepared to be launched armada [f] CL rare AR UY rur.
quick launch of a lasso to round up cattle fayanca [f] BO:E
lasso thrown around an animal's legs pealera [f] HN NI
loop at end of a lasso yapa [f] AR:Nw rur.
lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off suerte [f] DO
sugar cane stalk used with a lasso vara de tender [f] GT
lasso thrown around an animal's legs pealera [f] HN
referring someone who can lasso an animal by its feet (farm laborer) cucharero [adj] AR:Nw
fling (the lasso) revolear [v] AR CR PY UY
rope a cow with a lasso to subdue it vestir [v] VE
braid a horse’s tail to carry rider’s lasso crinejear [v] CU PR
lasso or tie something with a rope (guaral) enguaralar [v] VE
throw a lasso apialar [v] CL AR disused
stretch two ropes that tie something by twisting them with a lasso atorzalar [v] CR disused
throw a lasso apealar [v] CL AR rare
restrain cattle using a lasso falsear [v] CR:Nw
execute a quick launch of a lasso to round up cattle fayuquear [v] MX
make figures in the air using a rope or lasso florear [v] MX
add a long lasso persogar [v] CR
cut off the lasso from an animal ramalear [v] AR:Nw rur.
spin a lasso revolear [v] CR DO EC PY AR UY
lasso an animal soguear [v] CR EC
lasso cattle pealar [v] MX
Idioms
lasso livestock picar el ganado [v] VE rur.
Engineering
lasso cell célula lazo [f]
Aeronautics
light air to surface semiautomatic optical (lasso) misil ligero óptico semiautomático aire/tierra