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-filled

Significados de "-filled" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
filled relleno [adj]
General
filled empastado [adj]
filled with lleno [adj]
filled lleno [adj]
filled cubierto [adj]
land filled with pebbles chinarral [m]
filled out form fecho [m]
filled llenado [m]
cream or chocolate filled bun pepito [m]
small room filled with art bombonera [f]
bag filled with sand calza de arena [f]
olive-frails filled with olives ready for pressing encapachadura [f]
being filled with joy glorificación [f]
cream filled croissant napolitana [f]
sachet of paper filled with drugs papelina [f]
filled with grain agranujado [adj]
filled with ravines barrancoso [adj]
filled with gullies barrancoso [adj]
filled with residue borroso [adj]
filled with mud cienoso [adj]
filled with cream cremoso [adj]
filled out fecho [adj]
filled with holes ojoso [adj]
rock-filled pétreo [adj]
blood-filled sanguíneo [adj]
sun-filled soleado [adj]
pus-filled virulento [adj]
filled with blackberries zarzoso [adj]
become filled up abarrotarse [v]
become filled with smoke ahumarse [v]
become filled with lakes alagar [v]
become filled with puddles alagar [v]
become filled with abscesses apostemarse [v]
be filled with stamps apostillarse [v]
become filled with mud atarquinarse [v]
become filled with slime atarquinarse [v]
become filled with deposit atarquinarse [v]
be loaded or filled with bulky things embalumarse [v]
be filled with blots emborronarse [v]
be filled with tears empañarse [v]
be filled with fluid encharcarse [v]
be filled with pride enorgullecerse [v]
be filled with joy gloriarse [v]
be filled with joy glorificarse [v]
be filled henchirse [v]
be filled plagarse [v]
be filled up rellenarse [v]
be filled with revestirse [v]
be filled saciarse [v]
be filled to the brim saturarse [v]
be filled to the brim sobresaturarse [v]
become filled with air soplarse [v]
form (to be filled out) impreso [m]
pit or trench filled with water jagüel [m]
cavity filled with pus flemón [m]
cacao-filled roll bollycao [m]
pool/ditch filled with water jagüey (usado en américa) [m]
air-filled punching bag pera [f]
sky filled with red clouds arrebolada [f]
filled abarrotado [adj]
filled cargado [adj]
accident-filled accidentado [adj]
filled with bubbles espumoso [adj]
filled with chaos caótico [adj]
filled with lleno de [adj]
filled with melancholy melancólica [adj]
filled with melancholy melancólico [adj]
filled with wonder and delight encantado [adj]
filled with wonder and delight encantad [adj]
filled with wonder and delight encantados [adj]
filled with despair desesperado [adj]
filled with awe asombrado [adj]
filled with air hinchado [adj]
filled with air inflado [adj]
filled to capacity repleto [adj]
filled to capacity colmado [adj]
filled with excess energy febril [adj]
filled with spite malévolo [adj]
filled with spite rencoroso [adj]
filled with spite venenoso [adj]
filled with light lleno de luz [adj]
accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass (horse) paramero [adj]
adrenaline-filled lleno de adrenalina [adj]
adrenaline-filled cargado de adrenalina [adj]
adrenaline-filled saturado de adrenalina [adj]
be filled with enthusiasm entusiasmarse [v]
become filled or covered poblarse [v]
be filled with fluid encharcarse [v]
be filled henchirse [v]
be filled impregnarse [v]
become filled or infected plagarse [v]
be filled with admiration for someone sentir admiración a alguien [v]
be filled with admiration for someone sentir admiración por alguien [v]
be filled with admiration for someone tener admiración a alguien [v]
be filled with admiration for someone tener admiración por alguien [v]
be filled with cracks agrietarse [v]
be smoke-filled estar lleno de humo [v]
custard-filled pastry brazo gitano
number of baskets filled with crushed olives and piled one on the other and put in the oil-press cargo [m]
place filled with rock-roses estepar [m]
water-filled toy whistle which imitates the song of a canary pito (vasija) [m]
earthenware ball filled with ashes or flowers for missiles alcancía [f]
wax ball filled with water or perfume used in carnival bala [f]
suspended balloon filled with sweets at a fancy dress ball piñata [f]
filled with admiration admirativo [adj]
filled with cotton algodonado [adj]
filled arrasado [adj]
filled with grain agranujado [adj]
filled colmado [adj]
get filled (of a cavity) ingurgitar [v]
be filled with swarms (bees) enjambrarse [v]
be filled with air ventearse [v]
water-filled toy whistle which imitates the song of a canary canario [m] CL
large gut filled with lard boto [m] rur.rare
place filled with prayer plants bijagual [m] MXHN:NCR
place filled with prayer plants bijagual [m] VE
large intestine filled with a small one (especially from a pig) andullete [m] DO
plot of land filled with west indian elms cablotal [m] HN
a house building technique where walls are made with vertical poles and horizontal sticks woven with canes, filled with mud and stones bajarete [m] SVNI
wafer filled with caramel cuchuflí [m] CL
small firework that consists of a group of small tubes filled with gunpowder with a fuse at the end cuetillo [m] BO
cylindrical wafer filled with dulce de leche or cream and sometimes covered with chocolate cubanito [m] ARUY
animal intestines filled with chopped marinated pork chacinado [m] ARUY
small natural pond filled with fish, which forms when the water level of rivers recedes cuti [m] PE
mountainous terrain filled with bushes and shrubs chaparro [m] EC
place filled with jimson weed or devil's snare (datura stramonium) chamical [m] AR:Nw
horse accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass cerrero [m] ECrare
land filled with molasses grass (melinis minutiflora) capinal [m] CRrur.
place filled with acacias churcal [m] BOAR:Nw
place filled with acacias churquial [m] BOAR:Nw
egg shell filled with perfumed water or flour that are thrown at people as a game during carnival cascarón [m] BO:W,C
egg shell filled with confetti used as a game at carnival cascarón [m] GT
egg shell filled with perfumed water or flour that are thrown at people as a game during carnival cascarón [m] ECdisused
egg shell filled with perfumed water or flour that are thrown at people as a game during carnival cascarón [m] PErare
pastry piece composed of two layers filled honey or jam gato [m] CR
balloon filled with water to spray people during carnival globito de carnaval [m] BOPYAR:Ne
dough that is rolled and filled guargüerón [m] COrare
corn bread filled with brined cod and wrapped in banana leaves or roasted in ashes guanime [m] DO
corn bread filled with brined cod and wrapped in banana leaves or roasted in ashes guanime [m] PR
uncultivated plot of land filled with weeds guatal [m] GTHNSVNI
corn bread filled with brined cod and wrapped in banana leaves or roasted in ashes guatapo [m] PRrur.
top part of a plant filled with fruit copito (de copito®) [m] CRrur.
small firecracker consisting of a set of tubes filled with gunpowder and with a wick at the end cohetillo [m] BO
hole filled with explosive material cohete [m] MX
place filled with copihues copihual [m] CL
surface filled with holes hoyerío [m] GT
rhomboidal cookie filled with dulce de leche and banana herpo [m] CO
pond, well, or ditch filled with water either artificially or by natural filtration of water jaguay [m] PE:Nw
pond, well, or ditch filled with water either artificially or by natural filtration of water jagüey [m] MXDOCO:NVe:C,WPE:NwARPRUYrare
sandwich with three slices of crustless bread, filled with ham, cheese, hard boiled egg, lettuce, tomato, and mayonnaise olímpico [m] UY