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a group

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

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substantive (a word or group of words functioning as a noun) sustantivo [m]
school (a group of aquatic animals that swim together; a shoal) banco [m]
form a group agruparse [v]
party (a group of people) banda [f]
youngest member of a group benjamín [m]
group of actors touring with a show bolo [m]
member of a group of the cantabrian region of trasmiera in the 15th century gil [m]
youngest member of a group benjamina [f]
group of four of a kind cuatrinca [f]
group of knights of a military order freiría [f]
group of priests of a military order freiría [f]
leader of a group of friends pandillista [m/f]
form a group agavillar [v]
form into a group agavillarse [v]
form a group agruparse [v]
form a group apeñuscarse [v]
form a group apretarse [v]
provisions for a large group mantenimientos [m/pl]
someone that speaks as the voice of a group of people vocero [m]
someone who is a member of an ancient indo-european ethnic group of dacia dacio [m]
horde (a large group or crowd; a swarm) nube [f]
a group of regulars peña [f]
horde (a large group or crowd; a swarm) multitud [f]
group of problems of a certain science or topic. problemática [f]
someone that exercises control and direction over a group of persons comandante [m/f]
someone that officially belongs to a group miembro [m/f]
someone who is a group of french authors enciclopedista [m/f]
someone that acts as the voice of a group of people portavoz [m/f]
someone that speaks as the voice of a group of people portavoz [m/f]
in a group of three trillizo [adj]
pertaining to a group of languages ugrio [adj]
pertaining to a group of people étnico [adj]
related to the member of a group giving mystical interpretation to old testament cabalístico [adj]
dominate a group adueñar [v]
be part of a group pertenecer [v]
in a single body or group en tromba [adv]
candidate to a high position whose candidacy keeps the group that supports them secret gallo tapado [n] HNSVNIPADOCO
a group sharing equal belief un grupo que comparte las mismas creencias
a part of the group parte del grupo
leadership of a group acaudillamiento [m]
one of a group of languages descended from one parent stock dialecto [m]
lore (accumulated knowledge or beliefs held by a group about a subject) saber [m]
a large bird of the gállente group urogallo [m]
group a crowd of figures in a painting amontonar [v]
form/fall into a group atroparse [v]
assemblage (a group of persons or things gathered or collected) multitud [f]
number (a large quantity or group of people or things) multitud [f]
troop (a group or company of people, animals, or things) banda [f]
head of a group of ten deán [m] disused
person who joins a group without an invitation to do so arrebiate [m] VE:W
ability of a small group of people to obtain or maintain power in an institution/political party/country argollismo [m] HNNI
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
group of feathers on the lower part of a rooster's tail which are typically cut prior to entering the bird in a cock fight arco [m] HN
a group of edible eggs of certain insects aguaucle [m] MX
member of a christmas music group aguilandero [m] PR
a group of edible eggs of certain insects aguautle [m] MX
a group of edible eggs of certain insects ahuautle [m] MX
member of a group of people argollero [m] CRPE
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CRCO
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CRCO
new arrival to a place or a certain group aparecido [m] CO
new arrival to a place or a certain group aparecido [m] CO
entry to a delinquent group brinco [m] SV
group of packages to be transported at a port bultaje [m] PE
group of tobacco pressed leaves that form the inside of a puro cigar buncho (inglés) [m] HNNICUDO
group of people who participate in a protest or rally buyucón [m] HN
group of people belonging to honduras' partido nacional, pop a cachurequismo [m] HNderog.
group of union directors that belong to a particular political party buró sindical [m] VE
a group of bits, usually eight, processed by a computer as a unit bait (inglés) [m] CL
group of people committed to a certain political cause clientelismo [m] MXPYUY
walking tour of the streets of a city undertaken by a group of institutions to commemorate special dates (like schools/unions/associations) desfile cívico [m] GTHNNIPADOCOPEBOCLPY
dispersion of a group of people desgarite [m] DO
people who have left a subversive and violent group descolgado [m] CL
small firework that consists of a group of small tubes filled with gunpowder with a fuse at the end cuetillo [m] BO
exchange of gifts among a group of friends or workmates by drawing names from a hat cuchumbo (del maya) [m] HN
four-wheeled vehicle pulled by a group of runners at popular student races cuchepo [m] CL
group of students who prepare for a profession during school hours círculo de interés [m] CU
young urban delinquent who acts as part of a group chapulín (del náhuatl) [m] CRderog.
group of many things in a disordered mess or piled up cerro [m] MXGTHNSVNICRCOVEPECLPY
group of feathers on a rooster's side chaba [m] PRrur.
group of feathers that cover a rooster's neck chaba [m] PRrur.
sound imitating the music played by a cimarrona, musical group farafarachín [m] CR
connection between the members of a group fiato [m] CLcult
display or ostentation before a group of people or the media figuereo [m] DOPR
display or ostentation before a group of people or the media figureo [m] NIDOPR
considerable group of inert objects, animals, or people that are scattered on a surface esterero [m] VE
protest or disagreement by a person or group against something considered unjust estril [m] CL
voter fraud consisting of a group of people voting twice in the same polling station carrusel [m] MX
system or method where a group of people are completely surrounded candado [m] CL
very small group of people, especially in a political organization grupículo [m] BO
group of bushes, shrubs, and weeds on a plot of cultivated agricultural land huatal [m] MX:SeGTHNSVNI
person who is part of a group that plays bagpipes gaitero [m] VEES
set of things gathered or tied together in a single group gajo [m] HNEC
group of bushes, shrubs, and weeds on a plot of cultivated agricultural land guatal [m] MX:SeGTHN
teacher responsible for a group of students' behavior and academic training consejero [m] PA
member of a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunero [m] EC
government of a company or institution in accordance with the decisions of the leading group cogollismo [m] VE
group of people who lead within a political party comando [m] DOVEBO
group of specialists in a subject who debate publicly conversatorio [m] COPE
group of the people most committed to a political party corazón del rollo [m] PR
small group of people representing the interests of a guild or collective comando [m] BOCL
group of the females of a bull hembraje [m] COVEECBOCLPYUY
group of the females of a bull hembraje [m] PEARrur.
group of radio stations that raise funds for a humanitarian cause hablatón [m] NI
group of people who bother a woman, usually insistently joterío [m] CL
exchange of functions within a group enroque [m] CL
person or group participating in a march, demonstration, or parade marchante [m] BOUYdisused
person or group participating in a march, demonstration, or parade marchante [m] DOVEPECL
investment system in which a group of people periodically deposit a set amount to a car dealership in exchange for a chance to win the raffle of a car pandero [m] PE
group of vehicles circulating in a city parque automotor [m] COBOCLARUY
group of people who share a recreational activity piquete [m] CU
group of people making a commotion periquero [m] GTSVPA
group of seven black men seated around a standing central figure with their arms crossed in front of their legs to ward off evil siete poderes [m] PR
group of seven black men seated around a standing central figure with their arms crossed in front of their legs to ward off evil siete potencias [m] PR
person in the middle of a group hindering communication queso [m] EC
group of objects in a jumble rebulicio [m] VE
tendency to maintain policies imposed by a group of leaders quedantismo [m] AR
group of fruits or animals hanging from a braid or string sartal [m] HN
individual belonging to a group of powerful creoles of the colony mantuano [m] VE
coterie (a small group of people) barra [f] CRCOPYARUY
a tree of the terebinth group aguedita [f] AMER
covey (a small group, as of persons) banda [f]
a tree of the artocarpcous group setica [f] PE
squeezing caused by a compact group of people apretazón [f] GTHNSVNICRPACU
member of a christmas music group aguilandera [f] PR
new arrival to a place or a certain group aparecida [f] CO
group of leaves forming the crown of a pineapple cabeza [f] PRrur.
group of the most powerful and charismatic members of parliament in a political party (who support their leader in parliament) burbuja [f] MX
group of fervent supporters of a political party or leader caballada [f] MX
a group of coarse people bagualada [f] ARUYrur.
(in a supermarket) a group of shelves that divide aisles bahía [f] HNrare
supporters of a particular political group in order to obtain promised benefits clientela [f] MX
group of dominoes that are dealt to each player in a round data [f] CU
group of four people, especially athletes, who form a team cuarteta [f] CUCL
platform made with boards or planks joined together or on a group of canoes that are tied together, that is used to transport people and things from one side of the river to the other chalana (francés) [f] VEBO:E
(cockfighting) group of small intensely colored feathers on a rooster, on the widest part of the wing, that contrast with the rest of its plumage chapa [f] PR
group of houses that share an interior patio in the form of a passage way cité [f] CL
group of supporters that shout and cheer for a person or group, typically political or athletic fanaticada [f] GTHNSVNICRPACUDOPRECPEBO
group of people working together toward a common goal fraternidad [f] MXGTNIDOBOCL
group of traits characterizing a fresa fresez [f] MX
group of traits characterizing a fresa fresura [f] MX
trick executed on horseback by a group of charro women at celebrations escaramuza [f] MX
protest or disagreement by a person or group against something considered unjust estrilada [f] CLrare
group of automotive vehicles at the service of a state organization flota [f] CU
place where a group of workers are employed or based faena [f] CL
group of workers who carry out a common task faena [f] BO
group of people working together on a task fajina [f] VE
group of several plants or trees with a single root, especially banana cepa [f] PR
group of bettors who agree on the favorite to win a race (horse races) cátedra [f] VEARUY