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

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places lugares [m/pl]

Meanings of "places" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 175 result(s)

English Spanish
Conjugations
he/she places coloca [v]
General
one of the four parts a criminal's body is dismembered, and placed on the roads or other public places cuarto [m]
top places top [m]
places for watering land, where officially distributed dula [f]
places for watering land, where officially distributed adula [f]
in places acá y acullá [adv]
in various places acá y acullá [adv]
in places acá y allá [adv]
in various places acá y allá [adv]
in places de acá para acullá [adv]
in various places de acá para acullá [adv]
in places de acá para allá [adv]
in various places de acá para allá [adv]
in places aquí y allí [adv]
in various places aquí y allí [adv]
in places de aquí para allá [adv]
in various places de aquí para allá [adv]
off course places andurriales [m/pl]
someone that travels often to faraway places trotamundos [m]
friend in high places influencia [f]
have friends in high places tener santos en la corte [v]
travel to faraway places viajar a lugares lejanos [v]
be on the first places ir en cabeza de la lista [v]
break one’s arm in three places romperse el brazo por tres sitios [v]
be stabbed in six places ser apuñalado por seis sitios [v]
be stabbed in six places ser acuchillado en seis sitios [v]
places named after saint charles san carlos [prop]
places named after saint francis san francisco [prop]
places named after saint joseph san josé [prop]
places named after the holy cross santa cruz [prop]
decimal places número de decimales
decimal places cifras detrás de la coma
retired places andurrial [m]
smoke signal from high places ahumada [f]
relating to the natives of some places at the foot of the pyrenees gabacho [adj]
be in two places simultaneously bilocarse [v]
retired places andurriales [m/pl]
person who places posters afichero [m] SV
person who places rings on cigars anillador [m] CU
worker who places bunches of bananas on the transport cable cablero [m] HN
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantero [m] AR
a long and narrow carpet placed in corridors, stairs or other places of transit caminero [m] PY UY
piece of leather places on top of one's pants and that covers from the buttocks to the abdomen, worn by miners culero [m] CL
man who goes to public places, generally markets, so that customers can hire him to carry loads or to run errands changador [m] EC rare
person who frequents places where drinks are served estañero [m] AR disused
driving someone to one or several specific places carreteo [m] CL
person who sells gasoline in a small establishment located in places where there are no pumps gasolinero [m] BO PY
person who is engaged in the preparation and sale of meals in public places comidero [m] GT NI EC BO
textile worker who places bobbins on spooling machines madejero [m] PE
long and narrow mat that separates in the places of passage pasillo [m] MX
bet that is won when a chosen race horse finishes in the first three places of more than eleven competitors placé (francés) [m] PE CL
game where the first player places a coin on the ground heads or tails and the second player hits that coin with another that should fall either heads or tails as called picapollo [m] HN
graffiti on walls, shop windows, or public places rayado [m] NI BO:W CL
mechanical industrial worker who makes and places tubes tubero [m] CO PE
swarm of mosquitoes in humid and gloomy places guasasa [f] CU
person who places posters afichera [f] SV
person who places rings on cigars anilladora [f] CU
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantera [f] AR
children's game in which players occupy different places around a child in the center looking to take the place of one of the others pretending to ask for fire while they exchange positions candelita [f] VE
person who sells gasoline in a small establishment located in places where there are no pumps gasolinera [f] BO PY
person who is engaged in the preparation and sale of meals in public places comidera [f] GT NI EC BO
in journalism, a social group made up of rich people who frequent fashionable places high society (inglés) [f] US HN BO CL
approach other people/things/places apegar [v] CL PY UY
go places andar [v] MX HN SV NI PA
stop someone going to places he/she used to frequent borrarse [v] AR UY
drive someone to one or several specific places carretear [v] PR
rummage for food to satiate hunger, in the kitchen or other places of a house gurguciar [v] GT
make graffiti on walls, windows or public places rayar [v] BO CL
royal reservation to enter donated places irado y pagado [expr] disused
relating to the natives of some places at the foot of the pyrenees gabacha [adj/f]
Idioms
change places with cambiar de lugar con [v]
be in two places at the same time estar en misa y repicando [v]
have friends in high places tener amigos en las altas esferas [v]
have friends in high places tener amigos en cargos importantes [v]
have friends in high places tener amigos influyentes [v]
go places tener éxito [v]
go places progresar [v]
have contacts in the right places tener buenas aldabas [v]
have contacts in the right places tener buenas agarraderas [v]
have friends in the right places tener buenas aldabas [v]
have friends in the right places tener buenas agarraderas [v]
have friends in high places tener mucho arrastre [v]
have friends in high places tener padrinos [v]
have friends in high places tener palanca [v]
know people in the high places tener palanca [v]
know people in high places tener mucho arrastre [v]
know people in the high places tener padrinos [v]
go places llegar lejos [v]
alternating between two places or jobs a caballo [adv]
between two places a caballo [adv]
know someone in high places conocer a alguien poderoso
of all places de todos lados
of all places de todas partes
the high places las altas esferas
travel to different places to carry out a task dar rueda [v] CU
go to several places to resolve a situation dar sánsara [v] CU
return to the places one visited during their life when close to death (popular belief) deshacer los pasos [v] CO
appear in many different places estar como el arroz [v] DO
trade places mover el bote [v] MX
have children with different women in different places regar hijos [v] MX NI CR CO PE BO derog.
give food at a common table for free on the last days at a royal places hacer estado el rey [v] disused
Speaking
switch places with me cambia de lugar conmigo
I like to discover new places me gusta descubrir nuevos sitios
I like to discover new places me gusta descubrir nuevos lugares
I like to explore new places me gusta explorar nuevos lugares
I like to explore new places me gusta explorar nuevos sitios
I have friends in high places tengo amigos en puestos importantes
Phrasals
trade places with intercambiar un lugar con alguien [v]
trade places with intercambiar roles con alguien [v]
Phrases
places to see before you die lugares para ver antes de morir
let's all go back to their our places cada mochuelo a su olivo
in various places en distintos lugares
in places a trechos
Colloquial
friends in high places enchufe [m]
a person who has friends in high places. enchufado [m/f]
have influential contacts in the right places tener buenas aldabas [v]
change places with someone cambiarse por alguien [v]
switch places invertirse los papeles [v]
switch places cambiarse los papeles [v]
swap places invertirse los papeles [v]
swap places cambiarse los papeles [v]
change places invertirse los papeles [v]
change places cambiarse los papeles [v]
run through muddy places patullar [v]
have friends (in important places) estar enchufado [v]
have friends in certain places tener adherencias [v]
have friends in certain places tener enchufes [v]
have friends in the right places tener buenos asideros [v]
have friends in the right places tener relaciones [v]
have friends in the right places tener buenos lados [v]
have friends in high places tener buenas aldabas [v]
have friends in high places pegársele a quien maneja intereses algo de la masa [v]
hang out in questionable places andar de picos pardos [v]
friends in high places agarraderas [f/pl]
designated places lugares designados
special places lugares especiales
group of female friends who tend to frequent the same places parche cuca [m] CO:Se child
group of male friends who tend to frequent the same places parche antena [m] CO:Se child
friend in high places chanfaina [f] CO
stay away from familiar places colgarse  [v] AR
travel to different places or countries pataperrear [v] CL
Politics
national register of historic places registro nacional de lugares históricos
Computer
interesting places to start browsing lugares interesantes para comenzar a navegar
recent places lugares recientes
Engineering
hole in floor with places for feet inodoro a la turca AR
Math
correct to three places correcto a tres lugares
accurate to four decimal places exacto hasta la cuarta cifra decimal
Medicine
deep places phobia bato fobia [f]
deserted places phobia eremofobia [f]
places phobia topofobia [f]
deep places phobia fobia a los lugares profundos
deserted places phobia fobia a los lugares desérticos
places phobia fobia a los lugares
Psychology
claustrophobia (fear of closed places) claustrofobia [f]
phobia of open high places fobia a los lugares abiertos altos
Construction Machinery
tight places or quarters espacios estrechos
Architecture
put rafters in their places encabriar [v]
Technical
hole in floor with places for feet retrete a la turca
Maritime
finishing places orden de llegada
Nautical
finishing places orden de llegada
Petrol
worker who places wedges cuñero [m] CU
Mineralogy
mine carpenter who places props ademador [m]
Enology
red wine produced in many places cartón [m] AR UY AL
Hunting
arrangement of places and positions of the hunt concierto [m]
Religion
parochial church and municipal district of some places in vizcaya anteiglesia [f] rur. rare
Botany
an annual herbaceous plant in the family balsaminaceae found in damp places (ımpatiens nolitangere) caracucha [m] CO
an annual herbaceous plant in the family balsaminaceae found in damp places (ımpatiens nolitangere) caracucho [m] CO
a tree of humid places, up to 20 meters high, with odd and alternate leaves, yellow and aromatic flowers, and fruits in ovoid capsules (protium glabrum) chutra [f] PA
Pscyhology
fear of closed places claustrofobia [f]
Folklore
(in the carnival festival) ritual that consists of sprinkling alcohol on real estate, vehicles, and places of work challacu [m] BO:W,C,S
mysterious light that emanates from certain places indicating the presence of precious metals carbunco [m] HN:S SV
(in the carnival festival) ritual that consists of sprinkling alcohol on real estate, vehicles, and places of work challa (del quechua) [f] BO:W,C,S
(in the carnival festival) ritual that consists of sprinkling alcohol on real estate, vehicles, and places of work challa de carnaval [f] BO:W,C,S
revisit recent places after death recoger los pasos [v] EC PE
Archaic
thief who spies out likely places to rob avispón [m]