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Significados de "a child" en diccionario español inglés : 2 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Slang
a child chichí CR
a child güila CR

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

Inglés Español
General
orphan child adopted from a school doctrino [m]
pad to protect a child's forehead frentero [m]
pad to protect a child's forehead frontero [m]
cap for a new-born child gambeto [m]
cap for a new-born child gambox [m]
cap for a new-born child gambux [m]
child of a mestizo and a quadroon tentenelaire [m/f]
adopt a child adoptar [v]
wrap an umbilical band around a child enfajar [v]
wrap a child fajar [v]
gift from a prince upon the birth of another's child mantillas [f/pl]
mucus/snot on a child's nose velas [f/pl]
murder of a child infanticidio [m]
a lovely child un chamaco precioso [m]
someone who is a child organization in the soviet bloc pionero [m]
a small enclosure, in which a young child can play corralito [m]
one who takes care of a child ayo [m]
person, especially a child, of little importance culo cagado [m] DO
pretty action of a child monería [f]
the quality of being a man as distinguished from a child or a woman. virilidad [f]
cute action of a child monada [f]
youngest child in a family jovencisímo [m/f]
youngest child of a family ultimogénito [m/f]
rear (a child) criar [v]
have a sick child tener un hijo enfermo [v]
spoil a child mimar a un niño [v]
cradle or gently rocking a child in the crib brezar [v]
carry a child in her womb llevar un hijo en su vientre [v]
wipe the nose of a child limpiar las narices a un niño [v]
carry a child in arms back chinear [v]
bring up a child criar a un niño [v]
raise a child criar a un niño [v]
bring up a child educar a un niño [v]
beat a child dar una paliza a un niño [v]
beat a child apalizar a un niño [v]
bear a child dar nacimiento a un hijo [v]
be a child ser un niño [v]
bear a child tener un hijo [v]
be a child ser un hijo [v]
be a child arrastrar la bolsa [v]
be a child ser un niño [v]
used to call for a time out in a child's game cachos [expr] EC
a lovely child un niño encantador
a lovely child un tesoro de niño
a spoiled child un niño consentido
a spoiled child un niño mimado
woman that has adopted a child madre adoptiva
arrangement in both parents have the custody of a child custodia compartida
woman that gives birth to a child not her own madre sustituta
a child of five un niño de cinco
child or other person in a violent passion berrín [m]
spiritual relationship between a child's mother and godmother comadrazgo [m]
name given reciprocally by the father and godfather of a child compadre [m]
spiritual relationship between a child's parents and the godfather compadrazgo [m]
cap for a new-born child gambeto [m]
pad to protect a child's forehead frentero [m]
child of a freed slave libertino [m]
cry of a new-born child vagido [m]
a child's doll weighted in the base tentempié [m]
a child's plaything trompo [m]
cry of a new-born child llanto del recién nacido [m]
child's play with a strap corregüela [f]
name given reciprocally by the mother and godmother of a child comadre [f]
child reared by a nurse cría [f]
spiritual relationship between a child's parents and its godfather compaternidad [f]
big girl at school who looks after a child cuida [f]
cuteness of a child gracia [f]
woman that recently deilvered a child parida [f]
child of a freed slave libertina [f]
child's play with a strap correhuela [f]
a child's plaything peonza [f]
relating to a child after the colostrum stage descalostrado [adj]
give birth to a child alumbrar [v]
rock a child in the cradle acunar [v]
change a child's napkins entremeter [v]
abandon a child ( at the door of a church or a house) exponer [v]
put (a child) in the cradle encunar [v]
spoil a child mimar [v]
spoil (a child) malcriar [v]
acquire as a child mamar [v]
be delivered of a child dar a luz [v]
be delivered of a child parir [v]
get a woman with child poner encinta a una mujer [v]
sing a child sleep dormir a un niño cantando [v]
the youngest child of a family xocoyote [m] MX
a whining, peevish child bejín [m] rare
child of a negro and an indian grifo [m] AMER
a child's toy rundún [m] AR
child's name for father or as a term of courteous address taita [m] CAMSA
homemade drink typically enjoyed to celebrate the birth of a child (consisting of rum or moonshine, pieces of fruit, sugar, and vanilla) aliñado [m] CU
wake of a newborn child baquiné [m] DOrare
an orphan or abandoned child taken in and fostered by a family agregado [m] AR:Nw
spoil, pamper, indulge a baby or a child amamantamiento [m] CU
children's game where a child receives a gentle punishment apanado [m] PE
penis of a young child bimbolo [m] DO
porter (usually a child) bultero [m] HN
person who is present, typically a child, that others wish to hide some fact from cierto bulto [m] EC
youngest child in a family cume [m] GTSV
godfather for a child's baptism cumpa [m] CLAR:N
boy, especially a young child cursiento [m] CRrare
fantastic being with the appearance of a child chaneque [m] MX:Se
folding cart for transporting a small child chango [m] UY
folding cart for transporting a small child changuito [m] UY
new and attractive clothing, particularly a child's chachá [m] PEchild
child jealous of a younger sibling chípil [m] MX
child with a dirty face chorreado [m] HN
ceremony that takes place when a child passes away chigualo [m] CO:SwEC
light physical punishment given to a child estrujón [m] PR
religious song sung at a child's funeral gualí [m] CO:W
swinging a child by the arms gavilucho [m] EC:S
children's game that consists in asking a child repeatedly if he wants to be told the story of the bald rooster gallo pelón [m] VEEC
child or teenager taking part in a summer camp colono [m] CL
children's game involving trying to kick a small ball between the legs of one child who then receives a spanking from the other children hoyito patada [m] CL
mouth disease of a child that consists of whitish crusts on the tongue gusanillo [m] NI
child born to a married couple hijo de riego [m] MX
punishment given to a child for bad behavior martín callado [m] HNSV
children's game where the child throws a ball against a wall, says certain things and makes some movements before the ball bounces back to his hands oa [m] EC
children's game where the child throws a ball against a wall, says certain things and makes some movements before the ball bounces back to his hands oa [m] HNNI
children's game where a child pushes a stone or a coin with their foot through a grid painted on the floor mundo [m] PEBO
child that leads a herd of sheep pasteador [m] BO:Wrur.
homeless child in a gang who commits theft pixote [m] BO:Wdelinq.
informal birthday for a child picacake [m] CU
angry gesture a child makes piquito [m] DO
young person who behaves like a child sangaletón [m] CU
young person who behaves like a child sangandongo [m] CU
child of an indigenous person and a black person runazambo [m] EC
first steps a child solito [m] HNNI
children's game where the child in the middle has to guess the animal selected by the children sitting in a circle around them zape mirringo [m] HN
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipe [m] HNSV:E
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipitín [m] SV
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipitío [m] HNSV
fun where two people lift a child holding each an arm carrying them zopilote [m] CRdisused
wake for a child velorio de angelito [m] VECL
indigenous or afro-caribbean wake for a child velorio de angelito [m] ECrur.
guardian (of a child) apoderado [m] CL
youngest child of a family cocolón [m] EC
cap for a new-born child gambuj [m] disused
cap for a new-born child gambujo [m] disused
child of a prostitute máncer [m] rare
party to celebrate a child turning fifteen years old quinceaños [m] MXCRPAVE
a child's plaything galdrufa [f] ARA
an orphan or abandoned child taken in and fostered by a family agregada [f] AR:Nw
soul of a child animita [f] MX
a child game in which children make a circle taken hand in hand and as they turn they sing a line about a little basket plenty of buttons. canastita [f] NI
girl, especially a young child cursienta [f] CRrare
shirt of any material, especially for a child cuturina (inglés cotton) [f] HNSV
illness a child contracts from having nursed from a pregnant mother or wet nurse cipencia [f] NIdisused
childish act, or typical of a child cipotada [f] HNSV
folding cart for transporting a small child changuita [f] UY
mucus hanging from a child's nose candela [f] GT