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Meanings of "remove to" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 80 result(s)

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General
blow given on the neck of a bottle to break and remove the contents golletazo [m]
cut to remove the dry and dirty honeycombs marceo [m]
remove fat from wool to put in the fulling mill desbruar [v]
remove threshed corn to winnow it desparvar [v]
move bees to another hive to remove the honeycombs robar [v]
hard to remove tenaz [adj]
remove to a distance alejar [v]
remove a quality proper to spanish desespañolizar [v]
cataplasm to remove scurf casquete [m]
hook to remove the lids of melting pots buzón [m]
remove to a distance alejar [v]
remove the threshed corn from the threshing-floor to winnow it desparvar [v]
remove any brake or impediment used to prevent movement of a wheel descalzar [v]
open the beehive to remove the honey descorchar [v]
wooden utensil used to remove chocolate while it being made bolinillo [m] CO:W
wooden implement used to remove the dry leaf of corn despancador [m] PErur.
utensil consisting in a long handle with a sieve on one end used to remove the residue from sugar cane juice descachazador [m] COECrur.
tool used to remove the buds from corn descapullador [m] PA
cylindrical leather mallet used to hit ears of corn in order to remove the kernels capacho [m] AR:Nwrur.
pointed stick used to remove root plants and make holes to plant seeds espeque (del neerlandés) [m] PRMX:ENICRrur.
fork shaped stick used to hold and remove weeds that are cut with the machete gancho [m] GTHNrur.
place where coconuts are piled up to remove the tinder cocoyal [m] PR
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jocheo de torros [m] BO:N,E
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jochi de toros [m] BO:N,E
utensil made of a long handle with one of its ends tied to a perforated pumpkin used in grinding cane juice or remove honey pascón [m] HNSVNICR
scrape with a brush, spatula, or tool to remove paint rasqueteo [m] VEPEBOCL,ARUY
boiled beef fat, used to make candles to remove the evil eye curse sebo de cuba [m] PA
rudimentary instrument to scrape the leaf and remove fiber of the fique sacador [m] CO
tube open at both ends inserted into the vat to remove some wine catavino [m] ESlocalrur.
container used to remove the residue from sugar cane juice descachazadora [f] CO
children's game that involves using a top to remove bottle caps from a circle chapa [f] PR
machine used to remove the pulp from mature coffee beans chancadora [f] CR
place where coconuts are piled up to remove the tinder cocollera [f] PR
blow from a spade to remove soil lampada [f] ECPEBO
scraping to remove paint rasqueteada [f] BOPYARdisused
scraping to remove paint rasqueteada [f] PEUY
having undergone a treatment to remove a curse icarado [adj] PE:Erur.
very penetrating and difficult to remove pasoso [adj] CL
pound clothes to remove the dirt when washing aporrear [v] CLARrur.
pound clothes to remove the dirt when washing aporrear [v] VE:Wrur.
break open a doll to remove the insides despanzar [v] BO
remove the thatch in order to rethatch the roof desempajar [v] NICOECrur.
take apart a bundle of corn to remove the leaves that surround the cob desemparvar [v] EC:Srur.
remove dirt from a place to clean it (road/ditch/channel) desaterrar [v] HNNICRMXrur.
remove debris/dirt from a place to level it desaterrar [v] ECrare
move soil in order to remove the material contained in it desbancar [v] GTEC
remove the rope used to tie up a calf desenrejar [v] HNrur.
remove by illicit means what right belongs to another gabelar [v] EC:S
scrape with a brush, spatula, or tool to remove paint rasquetear [v] VEPEBOCLARUY
remove underbrush to look for potatoes and vegetables rastrojear [v] CLrur.
remove ashes to rekindle a fire escalivar [v] ESlocal
Idioms
scheme to remove someone from office moverle a alguien la silla [v]
remove barriers to do something abrir el banderín [v] CU
Speaking
we are here to remove all obstacles tenemos que eliminar todos los obstáculos
we are here to remove the obstacles tenemos que sacar todos los obstáculos
Phrases
to remove the doubts para desvanecer toda duda
to remove the doubts para disipar toda duda
Colloquial
wooden spatula used to remove dough jometoto [m] BO:E
tool used to remove broken bolts, especially in a vehicle cola de chancho [f] CL
rinse clothes to remove excess detergent aporrear [v] VE:W
rinse clothes to remove excess detergent aporrear [v] CRNIrur.
remove one's shoes in order to get more comfortable desempaquetarse [v] MXNIPR
remove one's clothes in order to get more comfortable desempaquetarse [v] MXNIPR
Proverbs
better to remain silent and have people think you a fool than to speak and remove all doubt! cayetano es buen muchacho HNNIrare
better to remain silent and have people think you a fool than to speak and remove all doubt! cayetano es buen amigo GTrare
better to remain silent and have people think you a fool than to speak and remove all doubt! cayetano es buen muchacho HNNI
Law
remove a lawsuit from an inferior to a superior court avocar [v]
Politics
remove the access card and return it to a poll worker retire la tarjeta de acceso y devuélvasela al (a la) funcionario electoral
Computer
are you sure you want to remove this server? ¿desea eliminar este servidor?
Geology
channel cut to remove water from mine agojía [f]
Medicine
surgical procedure to remove all or part of the breast mastectomía [f]
operation to remove stones from the bladder litotomía [f]
Marine
remove (mooring lines) that hold (a vessel) to a dock largar amarras [v]
Agriculture
flat utensil used to remove the leaves from a corn cob tupina [f] ECrur.
plow a plot of land twice to remove last year's sugar cane stumps centrear [v] AR:Nwrur.
dig around crops to remove weeds and loosen compacted soil escavanar [v]
Mining
steel rod ending in a point that is used to remove the rocks espadilla [f] BO:W,S
Diving
remove to the equipment quitar el equipo
remove to (the aqualung) sacarse la escafandra
Folklore
fictional character that according to popular beliefs, in the dark, causes his victims to sleep in order to remove the fat from their waist karikari [m/f] BO:Wrur.