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Meanings of "old" in Spanish English Dictionary : 115 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
old viejo [adj]
old antiguo [adj]
old anciano [adj]
General
old a la viruela [adj]
old sobado [adj]
old envejecido [adj]
old andado [adj]
old añejo [adj]
old consabido [adj]
old fiambre [adj]
old tronado [adj]
old pureta [adj]
old matalón [adj]
old rancio [adj]
old mayor [adj]
old gastado [adj]
old cutral [m]
old mancarrón [m]
old tiempo [m]
old vejez [f]
old avejentado [adj]
old apolillado [adj]
old barato [adj]
old cansado [adj]
old canso [adj]
old cotral [adj]
old cutral [adj]
old desharrapado [adj]
old desarrapado [adj]
old prehistórico [adj]
old traído [adj]
old vejete [adj]
old vetusto [adj]
old viejo [adj]
old aja [suf]
old astrón [suf]
old astrona [suf]
old caducado [adj]
old vetusto [adj]
old grande [adj]
old añoso [adj]
old desusado [adj]
old inveterado [adj]
old pasado [adj]
old inveterarse [v]
old familiar [adj]
old de costumbre [adj]
old antiguas [adj/pl]
old de edad (de)
old chimbo [adj] VE
old cocho [adj] PE
old ruco [adj] derog.
old acecinado [adj] fig.
old cano [adj] fig.
old ruco [adj] CAM
old anticuco [adj] HN NI CR
old canudo [adj] disused
old juco [adj] SV
old matungo [adj] AR UY
old provecto [adj] cult
old ruco [adj] GT CR
old ruco [adj] MX GT HN SV NI
old viejas [adj/pl]
old acabada [adj/f]
old sobada [adj/f]
old chimba [adj/f] VE
old envejecida [adj/f]
old anciana [adj/f]
old andada [adj/f]
old cocha [adj/f] PE
old añeja [adj/f]
old antigua [adj/f]
old consabida [adj/f]
old tronada [adj/f]
old avejentada [adj/f]
old matalona [adj/f]
old rancia [adj/f]
old mayora [adj/f]
old gastada [adj/f]
old vieja [adj/f]
old acecinada [adj/f] fig.
old cana [adj/f] fig.
old inveterada [adj/f]
old ruca [adj/f] CAM
old añosa [adj/f]
old pasada [adj/f]
old desusada [adj/f]
Idioms
old entrado en años [adj]
old avanzado de edad [adj]
old avanzada de edad [adj]
old de edad [adj]
Colloquial
old carraco [adj]
old añejo [adj]
old carroza [adj]
old cutre [adj]
old fiambre [adj]
old fósil [adj]
old machucho [adj]
old tarra [adj]
old viejales [adj]
old metido en años
old matungo [adj] CU
old carraco [adj] disused
old carranclón [adj] VE
old pureta [adj] derog.
old viejarrón [adj] derog.
old viejurgo [adj] HN derog.
old matunga [adj/f] CU
old carraca [adj/f]
Slang
old roco [adj] CR
old rocolo [adj] CR
Business
old antiguo [adj]
Geology
old usado [adj]
Aeronautics
old de edad [adj]
Mineralogy
old anticuado [adj]

Meanings of "old" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
old man anciano [m]
old man viejo [m]
old age vejez [f]
General
fifteen-year-old quinceañero [m]
old people's home geriátrico [m]
old fox zorro [m]
old maid burro (cartas) [m]
old age senectud [f]
old woman anciana [f]
fifteen-year-old quinceañera [f]
old woman vieja [f]
six-year-old de seis años [adj]
very old reviejo [adj]
old (elderly, appearance) acabado [adj]
century-old secular [adj]
age-old secular [adj]
old-fashioned inactual [adj]
sixty-year-old sesentón [adj]
sixty-year-old sexagenario [adj]
old-looking envejecido [adj]
year-old añal [adj]
fifteen-year-old quinceañero [adj]
thousand-year-old milenario [adj]
age-old milenario [adj]
very old vetusto [adj]
centuries-old multisecular [adj]
age-old multisecular [adj]
old-fashioned anticuado [adj]
be an old hand ser perro viejo [v]
get old envejecerse [v]
look old envejecerse [v]
grow old envejecerse [v]
get old apolillarse [v]
be an old hand ser gato viejo [v]
old woman vejancona [f]
old liquid measurement equal to a quarter of the hemin acetábulo [m]
old board game alquerque (árabe) [m]
old english anglosajón [m]
old-fashioned person antiguo [m]
old coin of castile arienzo [m]
old small caliber artillery áspid [m]
old piece of artillery búzano [m]
member of the old chamber of castile camarista [m]
old ship similar to a carrack carracón [m]
old piece of furniture cascajo [m]
old castilian gold coin from the middle ages castellano [m]
old branch for firewood ceporro [m]
old galician and portuguese coin cetís (árabe) [m]
old measurement of wine, equal to a third of a quart chico [m]
old portuguese currency cinquino [m]
old copper coin cornado [m]
old portuguese silver coin cruzado [m]
forty-year-old man cuadragenario [m]
young bull between 4 and 5 years old cuatreño [m]
old wives' tale cuento de viejas [m]
old spanish coin cuproníquel [m]
old-fashioned person desfasado [m]
old coin from aragon and valencia dinerillo [m]
old castilian coin equivalent to 2 cornados dinero [m]
old peruvian coin dinero [m]
old spanish copper coin dinero [m]
old broom escobajo [m]
old gold coin worth 20 reales escudillo [m]
old east slavic language antiguo eslavo [m]
old church slavonic eslavo eclesiástico [m]
old slavonic eslavo eclesiástico [m]
old style estilo antiguo [m]
old alicante wine fondillón [m]
old french francés antiguo [m]
old portuguese gallegoportugués [m]
old portuguese language gallego-portugués [m]
nobleman who by the old charters of castile, had the right to collect 500 salaries, in satisfaction of the injuries that were done to him hidalgo de devengar quinientos sueldos [m]
old people's home hogar [m]
old female hairstyle jaque (árabe) [m]
old french gold coin luis [m]
old spanish coin maravedí [m]
silver old spanish coin maravedí alfonsí [m]
silver old spanish coin maravedí blanco [m]
old spanish coin maravedí cobreño [m]
copper old spanish coin maravedí de la buena moneda [m]
gold old spanish coin maravedí de la buena moneda [m]
copper old spanish coin maravedí de los buenos [m]
gold old spanish coin maravedí de los buenos [m]
gold old spanish coin maravedí de oro [m]
silver old spanish coin maravedí de plata [m]
old spanish coin maravedí novén [m]
undervalued old spanish coin maravedí prieto [m]
old fleece spanish coin maravedí viejo [m]
old german coin marco [m]
indigenous soldier at the service of spain in old prisons of africa mogataz [m]
old-fashioned dance molinete [m]
old spanish coin morabetino [m]
old world mundo antiguo [m]
old spanish coin novén [m]
old spanish copper coin ochavo [m]
old moorish copper coin ochavo moruno [m]
old copper coin of aragon ochosén [m]
old-fashionedness pasadismo [m]
old, worn-out horse penco [m]
old persian language persa antiguo [m]
old iranian language persa antiguo [m]
dirty old person pervertido [m]
two-year-old colt/filly potro de primer bocado [m]
three-year-old colt/filly potro de segundo bocado [m]
old prussian language antiguo prusiano [m]
old castilian coin quilate [m]
fifteen year old quinceañero [m]
fifty-year-old person quincuagenario [m]
type of old satin raso chorreado [m]
old card game reinado [m]
old saxon language sajón [m]
old saxon language sajón antiguo [m]
sixty-year-old person sexagenario [m]
old testament antiguo testamento [m]
old testament viejo testamento [m]
two-year-old calf trasandosco [m]
old fogey vejete [m]
ridiculous old man vejete [m]
old person viejo [m]
two-year-old wine vino de dos hojas [m]
two-year-old wine vino de tres hojas [m]
magistrate in old aragon zabalmedina [m]
old chore to care for the mules acemilería [f]
stone found in an old rooster's liver alectoria [f]
old unit of measurement for fabrics, equivalent to approximately 1 meter ana [f]
old age ancianidad [f]
old english anglosajona [f]
old car bávara [f]
old measure for liquids canadiella [f]
old wax cera vieja [f]
old coin used for hopscotch chapa [f]
old tenement house made up of small dwellings around a large interior patio corrala [f]
forty-year-old woman cuadragenaria [f]
woman who sold curd cheese in old ages cuajadera [f]
old age edad avanzada [f]
old age tercera edad [f]
old school vieja escuela [f]
old fashioned dance for two people gaveta [f]
indisposition or ailment of old age gotera [f]
old spanish dance hacha [f]
old ragged garment jerapellina [f]
old french lengua de oíl [f]
old german script letra gótica [f]
old closed carriage, open on the driver's side limusina (francés) [f]
old silver spanish coin maría [f]
old spanish dance mariona [f]
old tax payable on saint martin's day martiniega [f]
old gold spanish morocota [f]
old gold coin morrocota [f]
death by old age muerte senil [f]
old measure of volume equivalent to slightly less than 2 cm3 per second paja de agua [f]
old copper coin perpejana [f]
old piece of ordnance pieza de batir [f]
female mule 15 months old quincena [f]
old thing ranciedad [f]
old age senectud [f]
old age vejez [f]
old age vetustez [f]
old-school académico [adj]
age-old ancestral [adj]
two years old andosco [adj]
of old english anglosajón [adj]
very old antañón [adj]
old fashioned antediluviano [adj]
old-fashioned antiguo [adj]
extremely old antiquísimo [adj]
old-fashioned caduco [adj]
old enough to get married casadero [adj]
five years old cinqueño [adj]
old ancient crónico [adj]
between forty and forty nine years old cuadragenario [adj]
between 4 and 5 years old cuatreño [adj]
very old decrépito [adj]
old-fashioned desfasado [adj]
one-year-old fañado [adj]
pertaining to old portuguese gallego-portugués [adj]
old-fashioned inactual [adj]
of the old testament paleotestamentario [adj]
old-fashioned pasadista [adj]
fifteen-year-old quinceañero [adj]
fifty-year-old quincuagenario [adj]
sixty-year-old sexagenario [adj]
over a year old sobreañal [adj]
two-year-old trasandosco [adj]
three-year-old trasañejo [adj]
three-month-old tremés [adj]
three-month-old tremesino [adj]
three-year-old tresañejo [adj]
three-month-old tresmesino [adj]
old testament veterotestamentario [adj]
grow old and withered acecinarse [v]
get old aviejarse [v]
separate the old ewes/rams from a flock desviejar [v]
be twice as old as doblar [v]
grow old encanecer [v]
get old encanecer [v]
grow old envejecer [v]
become old envejecerse [v]
add must to old wine mostear [v]
old portuguese coin currency reis [m/pl]
years old tacos [m/pl]
old-fashioned antiguallas [f/pl]
old stories antiguallas [f/pl]
indispositions or ailments of old age goteras [f/pl]
old-timer veterano [m]
old man barba [m]
old man yayo [m]
piece of old junk armatoste [m]
old banger carricoche [m]
old age tercera edad [m]
hundred-year-old centenario [m]
old switch panicgrass switchgrass [m]
old person anciano [m]
old town casco antiguo [m]
old folks' home hogar de ancianos [m]
old-boy network amiguismo [m]
old city casco antiguo [m]
old-fashioned form of azul açul [m]
an old kind of four-seated coach forlón [m]
baby (from one to twelve months old) lactante [m]
old spanish coin worth 1 quarter of a peseta real [m]
old spanish castellano antiguo [m]
someone that is at least 100 years old centenario [m]
old english sheepdog antiguo pastor inglés [m]
old portuguese galaicoportugués [m]
old portuguese gallegoportugués [m]
an old item viejo [m]
old maid burro [m]
old-fashioned form of celo zelo [m]
old-fashioned form of árbol árbor [m]
old-fashioned form of salmo psalmo [m]
old-person killer mataviejos [m]
old-fashioned form of roble robre [m]
old-fashioned form of camello gamello [m]
old-fashioned form of caudillo cabdillo [m]
old-fashioned form of césped céspede [m]
old-fashioned form of déspota déspoto [m]
old-fashioned form of eclipse eclipsi [m]
old-fashioned form of ecuador equador [m]
old-fashioned form of filósofo philósopho [m]
old-fashioned form of galardón gualardón [m]
old-fashioned form of herrero ferrero [m]
old-fashioned form of jeroglífico hieroglífico [m]
old-fashioned form of murciélago murciégalo [m]
old-fashioned form of neumático pneumático [m]
old-fashioned spelling of abeto abete [m]
old-fashioned spelling of alambre arambre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of aplauso applauso [m]
old-fashioned spelling of beleño veleño [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cazador caçador [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cenit zenit [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cristianismo christianismo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cristiano christiano [m]
old-fashioned spelling of diciembre deciembre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of ejemplo exemplo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of ejército exército [m]
old-fashioned spelling of esguízaro esguiçaro [m]
old-fashioned spelling of febrero hebrero [m]
old-fashioned spelling of hidalgo fidalgo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of hombre ombre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of jefe gefe [m]
old-fashioned spelling of juicio juizio [m]
old-fashioned spelling of juicio juycio [m]
old-fashioned spelling of juicio juyzio [m]
old-fashioned spelling of mediodía mediodia [m]
old-fashioned spelling of nombre nonbre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of orden órden [m]
old-fashioned spelling of orujo borujo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of oso osso [m]
old-fashioned spelling of pájaro pajaro [m]
old-fashioned spelling of pie pié [m]
old-fashioned spelling of teatro theatro [m]
old-fashioned spelling of triunfo triumpho [m]
old-fashioned spelling of viaje viage [m]
old-fashioned spelling of volumen volúmen [m]
old-fashioned spelling of zapato çapato [m]
a young bull between 1 and 2 years old añojo [m]
a young bull between 2 and 3 years old eral [m]
old-fashioned form of ajedrez axedrez [m]
old-fashioned form of alguacil alguazil [m]
old-fashioned form of bebida bebido [m]
old-fashioned form of botellón botellon [m]
old-fashioned form of californio californio [m]
an old person viejujo [m]
old fart viejujo [m]
little old man ancianito [m]
little old man viejecito [m]
steer of 2-3 years old novillo [m]
calf up to about 2 years old becerro [m]
heifer up to about 2 years old becerro [m]
becoming old envejecimiento [m]
(old west) gunfighter pistolero [m]
(old west) gunslinger pistolero [m]
(old west) gunman pistolero [m]
dray horse (old usage) caballo de tiro [m]
dray horse (old usage) caballo de carreta [m]
an old motel un viejo motel [m]
an old table game like domino un juego de mesa antiguo como el dominó [m]
an old motel un motel antiguo [m]
old town casco histórico [m]
old town centro histórico [m]
old city centro histórico [m]
person who is about fifty years old cincuentañero [m]
clumsy old boat carraca [f]
old fogey carroza [f]
old history vejez [f]
old copper and silver coin blanca [f]
old bag sota [f]
old long coat casaca [f]
old woman yaya [f]
old game similar to crocket argolla [f]
old banger reliquia [f]
old maid mona [f]
fifteen year-old quinceañera [f]
ripe old age edad avanzada [f]
old clothes ropa vieja (literal) [f]
old woman viejecita [f]
old woman viejita [f]
old woman bruja [f]
same old story cantaleta [f]
old shoe chancla [f]
old-fashioned form of diosa deesa [f]
old-fashioned form of flema flegma [f]
old-fashioned form of jerarquía hierarquía [f]
old-fashioned form of lealtad lealdad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cabeza cabeça [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cebra zebra [f]
old-fashioned spelling of ciudad cibdad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cizaña zizaña [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cristianidad christianidad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cuota quota [f]
old-fashioned spelling of danza dança [f]
old-fashioned spelling of gaceta gazeta [f]
old-fashioned spelling of gramática grammatica [f]
old-fashioned spelling of horchata horxata [f]
old-fashioned spelling of jefatura gefatura [f]
old-fashioned spelling of lenteja lanteja [f]
old-fashioned spelling of moza moça [f]
old-fashioned spelling of mujer muger [f]
old-fashioned spelling of navaja nabaja [f]
old-fashioned spelling of necesidad necessidad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of ortografía ortographía [f]
old-fashioned spelling of propiedad propriedad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of rejilla regilla [f]
old-fashioned spelling of vajilla vagilla [f]
old-fashioned spelling of veces vezes [f]
old-fashioned spelling of víbora biuora [f]
a woman aged around 60 years old sesentona [f]
old-fashioned form of ausencia absencia [f]
old-fashioned form of bajeza bajez [f]
old-fashioned form of codicia cudicia [f]
old-fashioned form of grulla grúa [f]
old-fashioned form of hambre fambre [f]
old-fashioned form of hambre fame [f]
old-fashioned form of hembra fembra [f]
old-fashioned form of hermosura fermosura [f]
an old person viejuja [f]
little old woman ancianita [f]
an old run-down house chabola [f]
calf up to about 2 years old becerra [f]
heifer up to about 2 years old becerra [f]
old-fashioned person desfasada [f]
dirty old person pervertida [f]
fifteen year old quinceañera [f]
fifty-year-old person quincuagenaria [f]
old bag of bones reliquia [f]
sixty-year-old person sexagenaria [f]
person who is about fifty years old cincuentañera [f]
old person vieja [f]
a young bull between 3 and 4 years old utrero [m/f]
a young bull between 4 and 5 years old cuatreño [m/f]
old-fashioned spelling of nahuatlato naguatato [m/f]
old-fashioned form of jíbaro gíbaro [m/f]
old-fashioned spelling of confesor confessor [m/f]
old-fashioned spelling of mozo moço [m/f]
old-fashioned spelling of vecino vezino [m/f]
old-fashioned carcamal [adj]
(human age) old grande [adj]
a century old de 100 años [adj]
a century old centenario [adj]
old-fashioned conservador [adj]
old-fashioned pasado [adj]
fifty-year old cincuentón [adj]
old-fashioned antiguo [adj]
hundred-year-old centenario [adj]
old high german alemán antiguo [adj]
old-fashioned carroza [adj]
old-fashioned pasado de moda [adj]
old-fashioned form of adecuado adequado [adj]
old-fashioned form of azul açul [adj]
old-fashioned form of beodo beudo [adj]
old-fashioned form of cuanto quanto [adj]
old-fashioned form of flemático flegmático [adj]
old-fashioned form of hermoso fermoso [adj]
old-fashioned form of mismo mesmo [adj]
old-fashioned form of neumático pneumático [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of algún algun [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of bajo baxo [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of cazador caçador [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of cristiano christiano [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of cualquier qualquier [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of excelente excellente [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of necesario necessario [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of psicológico psychológico [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of psicológico psycológico [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of tísico ptisico [adj]
seventyish (years old) setentón [adj]
two-hundred-year-old bicentenario [adj]
around forty years old cuarentañero [adj]
sixty something-year-old sexagenario [adj]
old-fashioned decimonónico [adj]
of relatively old age maduro [adj]
twentyish (years old) veinteañero [adj]
age-old vetusto [adj]
old as the hills más viejo que matusalén [adj]
very old más viejo que matusalén [adj]
old catholic católico antiguo [adj]
old-fashioned obsoleto [adj]
pertaining to old age senil [adj]
old slavonic protoeslavo [adj]
old-fashioned tradicional [adj]
old-fashioned desusado [adj]
related to the member of a group giving mystical interpretation to old testament cabalístico [adj]
as old as tan antiguo como [adj]
as old as viejo como [adj]
as old as tan antiguo como [adj]
as old as tan viejo como [adj]
grab old asirse [v]
get old apolillarse [v]
get old envejecer [v]
old-fashioned form of aderezar adereçar [v]
old-fashioned form of añadir añidir [v]
old-fashioned form of arrancar rancar [v]
old-fashioned form of calmar acalmar [v]
old-fashioned form of centellear to twinkle centellar [v]
old-fashioned form of elegir eligir [v]
old-fashioned form of hablar fablar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of acosar acossar [v]
get wrinkly and old avellanarse [v]
old-fashioned spelling of cazar caçar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of comprender comprehender [v]
old-fashioned spelling of decir dezir [v]
old-fashioned spelling of dejar dexar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of holgar folgar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of pasar passar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of zabullir çabullir [v]
succumb (to die as a result of something, such as disease, injury, old age) morir [v]
become old envejecerse [v]
become old envejecerse [v]
destroy old data sobrescribir [v]
turn…years old cumplir ... años [v]
heal old wounds cerrar viejas heridas [v]
be x years old tener x años [v]
be x years old tener x [v]
die of old age morirse de viejo [v]
become an old maid quedarse para vestir santos [v]
die of old age morir de viejo [v]
die of old age morir de vejez [v]
be old enough to do something estar en edad de hacer algo [v]
get old ponerse viejo [v]
become old fashioned volverse anticuado [v]
be an old hand at something ser experto en hacer algo [v]
grow old acecinarse [v]
look old avejentarse [v]
be too old to marry ser demasiado viejo para casarse [v]
be old/mature enough to become a bride ser lo bastante mayor/madura para convertirse en novia [v]
be old enough to give birth to ser bastante mayor para dar a luz [v]
be old/mature enough to get married (to someone) or marry someone ser lo bastante mayor/madura para casarse (con alguien) [v]
be old enough to give birth to ser lo bastante mayor como para dar a luz [v]
be an old hand at something ser veterano en algo [v]
be an old hand at something ser un perro viejo [v]
old-fashioned form of cuál quál [pron]
old-fashioned form of cuanto quanto [pron]
old-fashioned form of se ge [pron]
old-fashioned spelling of cual qual [pron]
in the old days antaño [adv]
in the old days antiguamente [adv]
old-fashioned form of adecuadamente adequadamente [adv]
old-fashioned form of ahora agora [adv]
old-fashioned form of cuando quando [adv]
old-fashioned form of cuándo quándo [adv]
old-fashioned form of cuanto quanto [adv]
old-fashioned form of frecuentemente freqüentemente [adv]
any old time en cualquier momento [adv]
old-fashioned form of cuando quando [conj]
old-fashioned spelling of e é [conj]
old-fashioned spelling of o ó [conj]
old-fashioned spelling of o ò [conj]
old-fashioned spelling of u ú [conj]
old-fashioned spelling of a á [prep]
old-fashioned spelling of a à [prep]
old-fashioned spelling of según segund [prep]
old men ancianos [m/pl]
old ways andadas [f/pl]
old wine in a new bottle la misma chola con distinto calzón [expr] PE
old wine in a new bottle ¡la misma chola con otra pollera! [expr] BO
same old same old machacando [expr] CU
same old grind machacando [expr] CU
-year-old años de edad [suf]
-year-old años [suf]