represented

Meanings of "represented" in Spanish English Dictionary : 4 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
Common
1	Common	represented	indicatorio [adj]
General
2	General	represented	defendido [adj]
Law
3	Law	represented	representado [adj]
Aeronautics
4	Aeronautics	represented	figurado [adj]

Meanings of "represented" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 21 result(s)

	Category	English	Spanish
General
1	General	person represented by a portrait	original [m]
2	General	sound represented by the letter a	a [f]
3	General	that can be represented	representable [adj]
4	General	be represented	estar representado [v]
5	General	person represented in a portrait	original [m]
6	General	that which cannot be represented by any figure	infigurable [adj]
7	General	that may be represented	representable [adj]
8	General	malicious genie represented as a short character with a fat and bulging belly	zupay [m] AR:Nw rur.
Colloquial
9	Colloquial	spirit represented by an elderly man or a child that scares people	urdimal [m] BO:S
Business
10	Business	under-represented	insuficientemente representado [adj]
11	Business	under-represented	representado menos de lo debido [adj]
Law
12	Law	be formally represented	personarse en forma [v]
13	Law	legally represented	representado legalmente
Mythology
14	Mythology	mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused	tepesa [f] PA
15	Mythology	mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused	vieja del monte [f] PA
Folklore
16	Folklore	evil spirit represented by a large doll with a black hand that scared children who don't want to sleep	yana-maqui [m] BO:W,C
17	Folklore	mythological character represented by a short individual wearing a large hat covering his face and who charms or frightens walkers at night	sombrerón [m] GT
18	Folklore	mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused	llorona [f] MX GT HN NI CR PA DO PR CO VE EC
19	Folklore	mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused	tepesa [f] PA
20	Folklore	mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused	tulivieja [f] PA
21	Folklore	mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused	vieja del monte [f] PA