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a field

Significados de "a field" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 136 resultado(s)

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General
owner of a garlic field ajero [m]
area where the trees end of a field patio [m]
field at the foot of a mountain somonte [m]
field at the foot of a mountain sopié [m]
owner of a garlic field ajera [f]
earthen wall to stop entrance into a field albarrada (árabe) [f]
clearing a field roza [f]
someone that is not a professional in a given field profano [m]
someone that is not a professional in a given field lego [m]
someone that is not a professional in a given field aficionado [m]
specialist in a given field entendido [m]
a field of esparto grass espartizal [m]
awning over a field tent marquesa [f]
a field for fighting knights liza [f]
have a field day disfrutar de lo lindo [v]
have a field day hacer su agosto [v]
be an expert on a field ser un experto en un campo [v]
do a field study llevar a cabo una investigación de campo [v]
do a field study hacer un estudio de campo [v]
be an expert on a field estar especializado [v]
be an expert on a field ser un experto en cierta área [v]
fee paid to use a sports field derecho de cancha [n] BO
a specialist in one's field un especialista en su campo
lowest part of a field hoyada [f]
fringe of a field espuenda [f]
number of times a field has been ploughed vuelta [f]
enclose sheep in a field in order to fertilize it amajadar [v]
bring a bull into the arena or open field desacorralar [v]
a tilled and sown field adjoining a farmhouse calmil [m] MX
first irrigation of a field recently sown umareo [m] PE
field worker who hauls sugar cane in a mill burro [m] SVrur.
tall grass that grows in a fallow field acahuelero [m] MX
removal of weeds and debris from a cultivated field despaje [m] PErur.
portion into which a field planted with beans is divided cuartón [m] CU
leather apron worn by a gaucho or field hand to protect their thighs when working or lassoing animals with their hands culero [m] ARrur.
person who clears a field before preparing it for planting crops chaqueador [m] BO
slash and burn technique of clearing a field chaqueo [m] ECrare
slash and burn technique of clearing a field chaqueo [m] BO
lowest part of a field without drainage where water accumulates when it rains cañadón [m] CU
fine, short, dense grass covering a playing field engramillado [m] HN
wide bed in a planted field lomillo [m] NICR
person who clears a field using a machete machetero [m] PA
shepherd who after paying a fee, takes his cattle to another's field to graze pastajero [m] AR:Nw
barren field or terrain in a city placer [m] CU
corn field on a cacao plantation quebradero [m] MX
person who marks a field with chalk tizador [m] EC
field where there is or was a castle castellar [m] disused
napping of livestock in a field rodeo [m] ESlocal
gathering and burning remaining trunks and branches in a field already grazed acoivarada [f] AR:Ne
plowing of a field aradura [f] CU
skill or expertise in a certain activity or field experticia [f] CRCUCOEC
quality of a person or business that combines experience and skill or expertise in a field experticia [f] CUPECL
horse race in a field carrera cuadrera [f] ARUY
community work by a group of country people or peasants to build a house or work in the field junta de embarre [f] PArur.
shepherd who after paying a fee, takes her cattle to another's field to graze pastajera [f] AR:Nw
dish that a field worker eats at noon, made of rice, meat or fish, wrapped in banana leaves tonga [f] EC:Wrur.
fringe of a field espuenda [f] ESlocalrur.
obstacle in a plowed field toparra [f] ESlocal
in certain sports, a player who plays in the middle of the field in front of the defense half (inglés) [m/f] BO:WCLdisused
not up to date on the latest knowledge in their field of study (a professional) desactualizado [adj] MXGTHNNICRPACUPRCOVEECBOCLPYARUY
relating to a corn field milpero [adj] MXGTHNSVNI
gather and burn remaining trunks and branches in a field already grazed acoivarar [v] AR:Ne
divide a field into pastures apotrerar [v] ARUYrur.
pay the exploitation of a mine in order to pay the loans made to the owner (legal field) aviar [v] CUCLrare
prepare a field for planting using a hand plow abordonar [v] HNrur.
prepare a field for planting using a hand plow acordonar [v] HNCU
cut weeds in a way that leaves guides for planting a field acarrilar [v] CRrur.
go over a field search for a person, animal, particularly on horseback campear [v] BO:SCLARUYrur.
sow a field desempalizar [v] PArur.
not be up to date on the latest knowledge in their field of study (a professional) desactualizarse [v] MXCRCUCOECPEBOCLARUY
remove the weeds from a cultivated field deserbar [v] HN
plant a field desempalizar [v] PArur.
remove the underbrush from a cultivated field deserbar [v] HN
remove the plants and roots covering the surface of a field descapotar [v] COrur.
cut the weeds/underbrush from a field descolar [v] NIrur.
clear a field, removing first the low-lying vegetation, then the trees and branches, and finally burning the waste chaquear (del quechua) [v] BO
collect tinder from a field charamusquear [v] MX:SeHNNIrur.
open a field on someone (police) foquear [v] SV
demarcate a field using stakes estaquillar [v] CU
become wild due to living a long time in the field enzacatarse [v] SV
plow between furrows in order to clear a corn field centralear [v] SVrur.
exercise on a court or field canchear [v] EC
turn a field into a meadow empastar [v] MXGTHNNICUPECLAR
become a meadow (field) empastarse [v] GTNICUCLAR
plant grass in a field as part of one's job engramar [v] HNSVNIPRBO
plant crops in a field milpear [v] MXHNSVNI
tend to a corn field milpear [v] MXHNSVNI
cover a plowed field with branches to protect seeds ramear [v] AR:Nwrur.
mark a field with chalk tizar [v] EC
sow a field with corn milpear [v] MXHN
Idioms
having a field day de campo [adj]
compete on a level playing field competir en condiciones equitativas [v]
field a question responder a la pregunta planteada [v]
field a question contestar la pregunta planteada [v]
have a field day pasarla bomba [v]
have a field day tener el día libre [v]
have a field day tener un día de fiesta [v]
have a field day pasar un muy buen momento [v]
have a field day recrearse [v]
be an expert in a certain field hacer raya [v]
collect partridges from the field with a male partridge cazar el pájaro [v]
were you born in a field? ¡cierra la puerta!
grow in a field (weeds) ganar monte [v] HNrur.
plant a field echar una tala [v] PRrur.
reserve a field or space for a game pedir cancha [v] VEBO
remove excess water from a sugar cane field romper cabecera de surco [v] PRrur.
take a field trip ir de perol [v] AL
Phrases
a level playing field reglas de juego equitativas
Electrics/Electronics
channel (of a field-effect transistor) canal (de un transistor de efecto de campo)
Engineering
line of a field línea de campo
line of a vector field línea de fuerza eléctrica
Math
algebraic closure of a field cierre algebraico de un campo
algebraic extension of a field extensión algebraica de un campo
field of planes on a manifold campo de planos en una variedad
field of vectors on a manifold campo de vectores en una variedad
score a field goal anotar una canasta
Medicine
a technique for evaluating the central part of the visual field campimetría [f]
Technical
sow a field sembrar un campo [v]
Aeronautics
shoot a field volar bajo sobre un campo
drag a field reconocer un campo a baja altura
Agriculture
small agricultural field plowed with a hoe corte de escardilla [m] VE
ridge on a plowed field carril [m]
clear a field for the second time segundear [v] ECrur.
pick up the first stubble from a field alzar [v]
Animal Husbandry
split up a field into paddocks with fenced in plots of and grazing plots empotrerar [v] UYrur.
Military
battle on a flat field campear [v]
Sports
area in a football stadium between the field and grandstand talud [m] UY
Football
a defender that plays in the center position of the play field back central [m] SV
American Football
kick a field goal patear un gol de campo
kick a field goal anotar un gol de campo (opinión)
Hunting
put a bird of prey in a field enjardinar [v]
Arts
division of the field of a shield frange (heráldica) [m]
Baseball
field a tough ball manejar [v]
field a team presentar [v]
Heraldry
with a different enamel from that of its field lleno [adj]
Bullfighting
bring a bull into the open field desacorralar [v]

Significados de "a field" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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Photography
automatic depth of field (a-dep) profundidad de campo automática