The mountain - Español Inglés Diccionario

The mountain

Significados de "The mountain" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 49 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
long mesa on the flank of a mountain potrero [m]
General
low port in the foothills of a mountain portichuelo [m]
land at the foot of the mountain somontano [m]
field at the foot of a mountain somonte [m]
field at the foot of a mountain sopié [m]
beyond the mountain passes ultrapuertos [m]
at the foot of the mountain somontano [adj]
foot of the mountain falda de la montaña
foot of the mountain el pie de la montaña
base of the mountain falda de la montaña
bottom of the mountain falda de la montaña
bottom of the mountain el pie de la montaña
base of the mountain el pie de la montaña
small dale on the slope of a mountain ladería [f]
geographical space between the two central andean mountain ranges callejón interandino [m] EC
vertical slip in a mountain where the cut trunks are dragged botadero [m] HN
mixed-race, spanish-speaking male person with indigenous features living in the cities of the ecuadorian mountain range cholo [m] EC
terrace at the foot of a mountain abra [f] BO:C,S
mixed-race, spanish-speaking female person with indigenous features living in the cities of the ecuadorian mountain range chola [f] EC
strip of land extending from the foothills of a mountain costa [f] VE:WAR:Nw
part of the andean mountain from 4800 m above sea level to the summits janca [f] PE
strip of land that extends along the foot of a mountain range costa [f] AR
fruit of the mountain ash (sorbus americana) sorba [f] disused
cut down the trees on a mountain descumbrar [v] CO:C,Wrur.
clear the trees on a mountain descumbrar [v] CO:C,Wrur.
Idioms
the mountain gave birth to a mouse la montaña parió un ratón
the mountain has laboured and brought forth a mouse la montaña dio a luz a un ratón
reach the top of a mountain hacer cumbre [v] CL
reach the top of a mountain hacer cumbre [v] CL
bring the mountain to mohammed mover pitas [v] GT
go tell it on the mountain quejarse a magoya [v] ARUY
go tell it on the mountain quejarse a montoto [v] AR
Colloquial
delinquent in the mountain range who assaults, ravages, and slaughters villages or travelers pishtaco [m] PEdelinq.
mature woman from the mountain range mamacha [f] PEBOrur.
Proverbs
if the mountain will not come to mohammed, mohammed must go to the mountain si la montaña no va a mahoma, mahoma irá a la montaña [old-fashioned]
If the mountain won't come to muhammad then muhammad must go to the mountain si la montaña no viene a mahoma, mahoma va a la montaña
If the mountain won't come to muhammad then muhammad must go to the mountain si la montaña no viene a mahoma, mahoma irá a la montaña
the mountain has brought forth a mouse la montaña parió un ratón
Agriculture
working site on the skirts of a mountain tablón [m] GTPE:S
Gastronomy
sweet thick drink made with black corn starch or corn starch, blackberry, bilberry, naranjilla, pineapple, and mountain papaya, typically consumed around day of the dead mazamorra morada [f] EC
Sports
reach the summit of a mountain, in mountaineering coronar [v] EC
Botany
fire on the mountain lechevana [m] PR
fruit of the mountain soursop (annona montana) guanábana cimarrona [f] PR
fire on the mountain lechebana [f] PR
fire on the mountain lechecilla [f] DOPR
fire on the mountain pastorcita [f] GT
fruit of the mountain-ash serba [f]
Folklore
mythical protective character of the mountain that punishes people who harm flora or fauna sachayoj [m] AR:Nwrur.
folk character from ecuador's central mountain range, that dances in the streets in a brightly colored clothing during certain religious festivals danzante [m/f] EC:C