a wound - Español Inglés Diccionario

a wound

Significados de "a wound" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 131 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
wound due to a lance lanzada [f]
dress (a wound) curar [v]
suture a wound suturar [v]
General
wound from a large pointed knife facazo [m]
wound from a spear garrochazo [m]
wound from a large knife navajonazo [m]
healing up of a wound encarnadura [f]
healing a wound encoriación [f]
wound made with a spur espoleadura [f]
wound the feet of oxen or horse with a plow share enrejar [v]
wound with a spear garrochar [v]
wound with a spear garrochear [v]
wound with a spear/lance lancear [v]
be wound into a ball ovillarse [v]
dressing of a wound cura [f]
wound caused by a stab cuchillada [f]
wound caused by a thrust estocada [f]
bandage a wound vendar una herida [v]
wound with a pike agarrochar [v]
wound with a pike chucear [v]
wound with a lance chucear [v]
dress a wound vendar una herida [v]
a bleeding wound una herida sangrante
a bleeding wound una herida abierta
a little flesh wound una herida superficial
a little flesh wound un rasguño
a little flesh wound una herida pequeña
wound with a cutlass alfanjazo [m]
side blow from a bull's horn which inflicts no wound hachazo [m]
wound with a pointed weapon espichón [m]
mark of a wound cicatriz [f]
wound with a sharp instrument incisión [f]
natural state of flesh in a wound in regard to healing power encarnadura [f]
healing a wound encoriación [f]
wound made with a spur espoleadura [f]
heal a wound cicatrizar [v]
inflict (a wound) inferir [v]
produce granulation (in a wound) encarnar [v]
rankle (a wound) enconarse [v]
cause the formation of skin over a wound encorecer [v]
wound oxen or horse's feet with a ploughshare enrejar [v]
wound with a lance lancear [v]
wound with a cutlass machetear [v]
close the lips of a wound unir [v]
mark with a wound (especially in the face) señalar [v]
stitches to close a wound puntos [m/pl]
wound caused by a jagged knife calachazo [m] SV
wound made by a cock next to the crop, at the base of the neck (cockfights) buchisangre [m] PA
scar or mark left after a wound has healed chejazo [m] HNSV
elongated wound made with a bladed weapon chejazo [m] HNSV
elongated wound made with a bladed weapon chajazo [m] GTHNSVrur.
scar or mark left after a wound has healed chajazo [m] GTHNSVrur.
wound from a bladed weapon chuzazo [m] MXHNPAVECL
blow or wound a fighter cock produces with its spurs espuelazo [m] DOPREC
blow that causes a serious and bloody wound in the neck (cockfighting) golpe de hoya [m] PR
superficial wound caused by a violent graze guayón [m] DOteen
wound or scar produced by a blow with a hook corvazo [m] GTSVrur.
touch or explore a cavity or wound with a finger or medical instrument hurgueteo [m] CL
blow that causes a severe bloody wound in the fleshy part at the end of the neck (cock fighting) golpe de hoya [m] PR
wound and scar caused by a machete machetazo [m] GTNICRPACUDOCOVEEC
wound from a sharp weapon pijazo [m] GT
wound from a machete machetazo [m] NICUDO
(during a battle) wound in the back due to the friction of the waders bastera [f] UYrur.
(during a battle) wound in the back due to the friction of the waders basteadura [f] UY
extensive and deep wound produced by a knife bramera [f] VE:W
lock of hair that is wound on a curler anchoa [f] MXGTderog.
wound from a bull's horns cabezada [f] DO
wound caused by a sharp object estacada [f] SVNIrare
wound caused by a sharp object estacada [f] MXCRVErur.
blow that causes a serious and bloody wound in the neck (cockfighting) hombriguera [f] PR
blow that causes a serious and bloody wound in the neck (cockfighting) picada de hoya [f] PR
blow that causes a severe bloody wound in the fleshy part at the end of the neck (cock fighting) hombriguera [f] PR
wound on a horse's hoof matada [f] GT
wound in the center of a fighter cock's neck mondongona [f] PA
very bloody wound on a fighter cock's neck ombriguera [f] PRrur.
swelling of a wound carnazón [f] ESlocal
wound on the feet of livestock from a plow share enrejada [f] ESlocal
pertaining to someone who has a scar from a wound made with a bladed weapon charrasqueado [adj] MX
with a bullet wound pegado [adj] NI
wound with a pike agarrochear [v] disused
wound with a knife achurar [v] ARUYBO
wound someone with a bullet balacear [v] MXGTHNSVNI
wound with a sharp instrument bandear [v] DO
not shed blood from a wound abotonarse [v] HN
infect a wound amalignarse [v] DO
not bleed from a wound abotonarse [v] HNdisused
treat an animal with a parasite infection in an open wound desabichar [v] ARUYrur.
wound someone with a knife charrasquear [v] MX
wound someone with a knife chasajear [v] SV
wound someone with a bladed weapon chajar [v] HNrur.
wound someone with a sharp instrument chuzar [v] SVrur.
wound oneself with a sharp weapon chuzarse [v] NIPACOBO
wound someone with a sharp instrument chuzar [v] NICOVEBO
remove the scab off a wound espostillar [v] PR
cut and wound using a machete filacear [v] HN
strum a musical instrument, cavity, or wound hurguetear [v] CL
wound with a knife ennavajar [v] HN
deposit eggs in a wound embichar [v] ARrur.
get a flesh wound rasponarse [v] CU
dry or wipe a wound castrar [v] disused
injure and wound a horse by brushing against the rigging matar [v] rare
wound produced by a spur or horse espejeras [f/pl] CU
Idioms
rub salt in a wound echar sal en una herida [v]
a social wound una herida social
a social wound una herida en la sociedad
inflict a deep wound infligir una herida profunda
wound someone with a knife llegarle [v] MX
put a band aid on a bullet wound tapar el sol con un dedo [v] MXNICUCOECCLUY
band-aid on a bullet wound paños tibios [m/pl] CRPAECPEARUY
band-aid on a bullet wound paños tibios [m/pl] PA
Speaking
you have a bullet wound tienes una herida de bala
Phrasals
close a wound cerrar una herida [v]
bind a wound vendar una herida [v]
Phrases
heal a wound you must stop touching it para que se cure una herida debe dejar de tocarla
Colloquial
plaster on a wound botana [f]
wound someone with a knife dar una cuchillada a alguien [v]
a perforating wound buraco  [m] AR
a little cut or wound suffered by a little child or an infant ayayai [m] PA
wound someone with a bladed weapon chajacear [v] HN
get a superficial wound rasmillarse [v] ECBOCL
Slang
cause a wound with a knife hachar [v] BO:Wdelinq.
Law
wound inflicted with a dagger or a knife puñalada [f]
Medicine
proud flesh in a wound bezo [m]
closing of the lips of a wound unión [f]
closing of a wound unión [f]
healing of a wound unión [f]
culture a wound cultivo de una herida
Veterinary
cavity inside a small wound solapa [f]
wound on the feet of livestock from a plow share enrejadura [f]
Bullfighting
wound from a bull's horn pitonazo [m]
wound a bull's spinal cord descordar [v]