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

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(with reversed subject and object) to like very much or love encantar [v]
General
lucidity (the quality, state, or art of clarity in thought and style) acuerdo [m]
ornament imitating long leaves made of iron, brass or other metal, and wood cartón [m]
tongs or pincers to crack seeds and nuts cascapiñones [m]
one of the four parts a criminal's body is dismembered, and placed on the roads or other public places cuarto [m]
mythological man born of a god or a goddess and a human being héroe [m]
sweet made of bread crumbs, toasted and crushed almonds or hazelnut, and honey hormiguillo [m]
set of voices, idioms, and characteristics of an author or a work léxico [m]
set of shelves, drawers or boards where coins and medals are arranged monetario [m]
place for shelves or drawers where coins and medals are arranged monetario [m]
sweet made of bread crumbs, toasted and crushed almonds or hazelnut, and honey nuégado [m]
secretary page of the universal office and of the royal courts carrying the bag or portfolio paje de bolsa [m]
lessor of taxes or public revenues and of state mines in ancient rome publicario [m]
dough made of walnuts, almonds, or pine nuts, and sesame seeds sésamo [m]
obligated service to the state to compensate successors of former trade owners for the rights alienated from the crown or holders of donations and royal privileges carga de justicia [f]
brief and short treatise in some trade or art cartilla [f]
bead and shell string, necklace or bracelet chaquira [f]
round and wide part of a epaulet or capona concha [f]
sweet in the shape of a flower made of eggs, milk, and flour fried in oil and sprinkled with sugar or honey flor [f]
cap and bonnet factory or shop gorrería [f]
earthenware vessel with perforated lid or aromatic herbs and roots junciera [f]
long and thin cake or chocolate bar lengua de gato [f]
farming association between a muslim and a christian or jew mujalata [f]
edge or small and thin part of a grass paja [f]
writer or painter of local customs and manners costumbrista [m/f]
manufacturer or constructor of cases, boxes and wrappings estuchista [m/f]
member of the puquina or pukina people of bolivia and peru puquina [m/f]
pertaining to albacete, city and province in spain or its inhabitants albacetense [adj]
pertaining to albacete, city and province in spain or its inhabitants albaceteño [adj]
chosen by the king or privileged person to collect and pay tithes excusado [adj]
pertaining and relating to mysia or inhabitants misio [adj]
pertaining or relating río de la plata, argentina and uruguay or inhabitants platense [adj]
pertaining to saint kitts and nevis or inhabitants sancristobaleño [adj]
pertaining and relating to yotala, bolivia or inhabitants yotaleño [adj]
marinate meats or foods to season and preserve adobar [v]
sheep or cow head with brains and tongue removed cascos [m/pl]
letters given to an ambassador or minister for a foreign state to admit and recognize them credenciales [f/pl]
suffix used to form augmentative or derogatory nouns and adjectives ardo [suf]
bedding and clothes of a soldier or prisoner petate [m]
drink of gin or rum and cola cubata [m]
ugly and ridiculous fellow or thing adefesio [m]
bread soaked in milk covered with egg and dipped in sugar or honey torrija [f]
coarse and obscene word or expression palabrota [f]
dislike or fear of britain and british customs anglofobia [f]
the state of artistry and persuasiveness in speech or writing elocuencia [f]
big and dense cloud or plume of smoke humareda [f]
someone that hides or buys and sells stolen goods perista [m/f]
a person who is from trinidad and tobago or of descent of trinidad and tobago trinitense [m/f]
spanish or hispano-american and living in the united states hispano [adj]
tending to be awake or up and about at night noctámbulo [adj]
pertaining to maracaibo and its culture or dialect maracaibero [adj]
pertaining to nigeria or the nigerian people and culture nigeriano [adj]
related to the finno-ugric and samoyedic peoples or their languages urálico [adj]
pertaining to uzbekistan or its people and language uzbeko [adj]
pertaining to são tomé and principe or its peoples santotomense [adj]
shrill (high-pitched and piercing in tone or sound) agudo [adj]
come together and form one mass or whole coaligarse con [v]
come together and form one mass or whole coligarse con [v]
used to express that someone is tired or fed up and wants to be left alone me cachín de [expr] PR
used to express that someone is tired or fed up and wants to be left alone me cachín de [expr] PR
used to express that someone is tired or fed up and wants to be left alone me cachín dei [expr] PR
aches and pains due to having a fever or chills cuerpo cortado [n] CU
quarrel or violent conflict between several people, usually due to the dispute of something material and of value garata con puños [n] DOPR
escape or fast and disorderly walking of many people at once huye huye [n] DO
situation or case essentially equal to others of the same species except for some minor and insubstantial differences la misma jeringa con diferente pitongo [n] PA
a game in which players pretend that the floor is lava and proceed to climb on furniture or other objects to keep their feet off the ground el piso es lava
halter and collar maker or seller cabestrero [m]
material of linen or linen and silk for collars cernaguero [m]
assayer of weights and measures or metals contraste [m]
maker or vendor of leather bags and bottles for wine/oil botero [m]
maker or seller of ice-cream and light refreshments botiller [m]
size or filler made of thin glue and plaster plaste [m]
maker or seller of ice-cream and light refreshments botillero [m]
the art or study of bell casting and ringing campanología [f]
kith and kin (a person's family or relatives) carne [f]
call or horn used by shepherds and keepers of plantations bramadera [f]
cloth made of silk and wool or silk and cotton filoseda [f]
a tunic or dress of silk or leather, sleeveless, and reaching to the calf of the leg, worn over the armour gonela [f]
farming partnership between a moroccan and a christian or a jew mujalata [f]
action and effect of dyeing or tingeing tinción [f]
fritter, bread soaked in milk and eggs or in wine, then fried and sweetened torrija [f]
relating to a horse or mare of white and reddish color rubicán [adj]
dress or season with wine and sour gravy lamprear [v]
gears or traces of mules and horses guarniciones [f/pl]
adventive (not native to and not fully established in a new habitat or environment) extraño [adj]
dry (shrewd and keen in an impersonal, sarcastic, or laconic way) agudo [adj]
reason (to talk or argue logically and persuasively) discutir [v]
someone that hides or buys and sells stolen goods reducidor [m] AMER
a person who is from trinidad and tobago or of descent of trinidad and tobago trinitario [m] VE
grotesque person that participates in the festivities of the corpus, dressed in rags or in an explicitly patched creole costume, mask with horns and wig made of ox tails or rope abago [m] EC
very small and thin hairy spine of some plants like sugar cane or corn afate [m] GTHNSV
any association or group meeting organized to analyze and solve common problems activo [m] CU
home remedy consisting of eucalyptus leaves and the fruit or leaves of the malagueta pepper alcoholado [m] PRVE
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
loving hugs and kisses between two or more people arrincone [m] HN
aggregate of branches and sediment in bends of a river or stream abalseramiento [m] HNNI
food for small children, made with ground corn or rice, cooked and strained atol (del náhuatl) [m] NIrare
breathing with difficulty and having a red face caused by excessive heat or physical effort asorochamiento [m] CL
bunch of medicinal herbs or vegetables tied up and sold as a unit atado [m] ECBOUY
garment for women, usually a dress or a petticoat, that is long, rough, ugly and usually old balandrán [m] CR
display of flags or banners waving to the rhythm of a drum and flute during a dance bandereo [m] HNNIDO
a small and thin downy thorn on certain plants such as sugarcane or corn aguate [m] MXHNSVNI
a traditional multicolored woolen cloth worn by women as an ornament or shoulder bag where babies are carried and kept warm aguayo [m] PEBOAR:Nw
a horse or mare with a hard and heavy trot aguilón [m] EC
an orphan or abandoned child taken in and fostered by a family agregado [m] AR:Nw
sweet bun or roll made of ground grape and carob powder bolanchao [m] AR:Nw
sweet or candy made of anise and cheese batido [m] VE:W
mesoamerican mythical animal, with the appearance of a shaggy dog and eyes like embers, that drags a chain and scares drunks or night owls (men) cadejo [m] GTHNSVNIPA
skilled and unprincipled person in business or in matters related to money caima [m] COVE
footwear similar to a sandal with tire or leather sole, covering only the sole and instep of the foot caite [m] GTHNSVNI
establishment where drinks are served and is attended by women dressed in little clothing or in a provocative manner café con piernas [m] CL
disorganized set of furniture, utensils and personal belongings damaged or of little value calachero [m] HNSVNI
an iron rod with a simple symbol or mark, heated in a fire and used to brand livestock calimbo [m] PRBO:E,S
(in the quechua and aymara communities) a loan in money or in-kind that is to be returned a year after receipt ayni [m] PE
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker bacará [m] CLARUY
a person or a document added to provide efficiency and support back up [m] USPR
mud and matters that settle at the bottom of a lake, reservoir or flooded areas, that may block water flow azolve [m] MX
alcoholic beverage prepared with wine, sugar and chopped fruit, mainly strawberries or peaches borgoña [m] CL
shed with a roof of palm or straw, without walls and supported by wooden posts bohío [m] HNSVNIPAVE
subtle and ingenious trick to achieve something with deception or fraud amarre [m] EC
powder obtained by grinding the grains of the bija or annato and used as a substitute for saffron to flavor and color food bijol [m] GTCUDO
refreshing drink made of beer, soda or water, lime, and sugar bul (inglés) [m] MXCU
drink made of fruit cocktail or fruit juice with alcohol, soda, and ice bul (del inglés) [m] PR
dish composed of alternating layers of mole or salsa verde, tortillas, shredded chicken, cheese, and sour cream, topped with salsa, sour cream, and cheese budín azteca [m] MX
a brotherhood that pays tribute to a virgin or a saint with dances and other rites that merge christian and andean traditions baile [m] CL:N
a folkloric dance in which a woman runs after a man until he falls or escapes and the turn is given to someone else baile de la chicha maya [m] CO
the music and the singing of a dance with this name, to the rhythm of the charango or guitar, bombo and quena typical of the bolivian andean region bailecito [m] BOAR:Nw
a long and narrow carpet placed in corridors, stairs or other places of transit caminero [m] PYUY
a piglet or lamb roasted in bell pepper and oil cancacho [m] PE
stalking, spying on the movements and developments of others with specific purposes, generally by the police or criminals campaneo [m] MX
a diamond or other gem cut type, long and rectangular baguet (francés) [m] US
the lower part of the dried banana leaves or other plant of wide leaves used as a rope and envelope to protect raw cane sugar blocks or raw tobacco bajero [m] VE
a party or gathering with music and dancing bailable [m] CRCUDOPRCOVECLPYAR:NwUY
a mix of minced onions and garlic, annatto and seasonings for dressing or frying foods ahogado [m] MXECPEBO
solution of alkaline or neutral salts in water used for cleaning and whitening clothes cloro (de clorox®) [m] HNCUVE
man with fussy or affected customs and behavior cuico [m] CL
person who guards or watches someone else's property, generally a farm or ranch, and carries out some administrative or maintenance tasks there cuidandero [m] HNSVNIrur.
person who guards or watches someone else's property, generally a farm or ranch, and carries out some administrative or maintenance tasks there cuidandero [m] CRCOVE
cylindrical wafer filled with dulce de leche or cream and sometimes covered with chocolate cubanito [m] ARUY
behavior and set of values typical of or associated with the upper social class cuiquismo [m] CL
excessive and self-interested compliment or praise cumbeo [m] HN
excessive and self-interested compliment or praise cumbo [m] HNSV
acute and funny saying or occurrence that is sexual or obscene in nature cuento picante [m] DOCOBO
acute and funny saying or occurrence that is sexual or obscene in nature cuento colorado [m] MXDOBO
indigenous lenca ceremony in which the spirits or divinities are offered prayers, offerings, and animal sacrifices cumplimiento [m] HNDO
contagious disease characterized by eruptions on the face, hands, feet, and genitals of fungal excrescences similar to white or red raspberries susceptible to ulcerating cuchipe [m] PE
cut green banana, flattened, fried, and served alone or accompanying a meal tachino [m] CU
bunch of sticks, leaves, and trash that accumulate in the bends and backwaters of a river or a ravine charral [m] HN
man whose job consists of carrying and transporting suitcases or packages carritero [m] PY
high and dangerous place or location cibanco [m] PR