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Significados de "beans" en diccionario español inglés : 26 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
beans frijoles [m/pl]
beans fásoles [m]
beans ejotes [m/pl]
beans alubias [f/pl]
beans pipiriles [m/pl] SV
beans pipirín [m/pl] SV
beans chinchirioles [m/pl] SV
beans pipiriles [m/pl] SV
beans pipirines [m/pl] SV
Colloquial
beans choles [m/pl] GT
Slang
beans dinero [m]
beans anfetamina [f]
beans pastilla de éxtasis
beans poco
beans tonterías
beans no mucho
beans minúsculo
beans dólares
beans mescalina
beans droga
beans sedante
beans cocaína [f]
Engineering
beans carbón fino
Mechanics
beans frijol [m]
Agriculture
beans habas [f/pl]
Botanic
beans porotos [m/pl]

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

Inglés Español
General
green beans vainas [f]
person who sells lupin beans altramucero [m]
person who sells lupin beans altramucera [f]
roasted corn or beans cancha (quechua) [f]
shelling beans desvainadura [f]
hull coffee beans descerezar [v]
shell beans desvainar [v]
spill the beans escurrirse [v]
spill the beans filtrarse [v]
spill the beans vaciarse [v]
runner beans ayocote [m]
lupin beans chocho [m]
stew made of beans pork sausage and bacon fabada [f]
a kind of deep fried or roasted broad beans habas fritas [f]
baked beans alubias cocidas
large variety of french beans judión [m]
plot of land sown with beans frijolar [m]
refuse of coffee-beans triache [m]
shelling beans desvainadura [f]
asturian stew made of pork and beans fabada [f]
badly cooked (of beans) zapatero [adj]
shell (beans) deshollejar [v]
french beans fásoles [m/pl]
kidney beans fásoles [m/pl]
lima beans habas de lima [f/pl]
string beans judías verdes [f/pl]
plot of french beans bajocar [m] rur.rare
disease of water-melons and beans quintral [m] CL
boiled barley, beans and meat pozol [m] CRHN
dry paste made from carob beans patay [m] SA
boiled barley, beans and meat pozole [m] CRHN
place where beans are removed from the pod aporreadero [m] HNNICRrur.
whole cooked beans that remain hard balín [m] HNSVNIPA
very ripe coffee with large red beans café cereza [m] GTNIPR
coffee that has both beans together, wrapped in the husk without drying café uva [m] PR
very ripe coffee with large red beans café uva [m] PR
a white blossom, particularly of beans azajar [m] HN:ENI
second sowing of beans or corn apante [m] NIrur.
row of corn planted between two rows of beans bordoneo [m] GTrur.
portion into which a field planted with beans is divided cuartón [m] CU
plantation of lima/butter beans cubasal [m] CR
wax covering to protect piles of coffee beans capote [m] CU
large amount of beans frijolero [m] SV
used only to cook beans (pot) frijolero [m] HNSVNI
small-scale cultivation, such as corn or beans fruto menor [m] CUDOPRVE
harvest of coffee beans that ripen before or after the main harvest graneo [m] VE:Wrur.
harvest of coffee beans that ripen before or after the main harvest graneo [m] CO:W
collection of ripe and unripe coffee beans infected with the coffee borer beetle graniteo [m] NI
coffee beans of inferior quality due to the drying of the shell without passing through the pulper collor [m] PR
person who collects coffee beans cortero [m] HNrur.
person who gathers coffee beans cogedor [m] CRVE
process of classifying coffee beans correteo [m] GTHNNICR
disease of beans, cabbage, and potatoes in which the leaves turn yellow and production is diminished hielo amarillo [m] HN
technique of pulling coffee beans off the branch in one motion ordeño [m] GTHNCOrur.
piece of baguette or white bread cut lengthwise, toasted and covered with refried beans and topped with melted cheese mollete [m] MX
fried dried beans numia [m] PE:Crur.
unit of measure of unhulled coffee beans equivalent to 7.257 kg or two cans medio [m] HN
collection of coffee beans after the primary harvest pepeo [m] CO
white beans prepared with sugar and cinnamon quimbolito [m] PA
disease affecting watermelons and beans quintral [m] CL
person who collects coffee beans after cutting recogedor [m] HN
worker gathering tobacco leaves or coffee beans recogedor [m] PRrur.
area for planting rice, beans, corn or other crops tumbo [m] PArur.
chocolate shake with coffee beans, cinnamon and vanilla soconusco [m] EC:W
tamale made with cooked cornstarch, salt, butter, and filled with beans, boiled in banana leaves ticucu [m] HNSV
thick soup made with beans or grains sopón [m] CU
tamale made of cornstarch, butter, and salt and stuffed with beans and boiled in a banana leaf or corn husk tamalpisque [m] HNSV
land for planting rice, beans, corn and other crops trabajadero [m] PA
residue of ground corn seeds or coffee beans chingaste [m] HNSV
roasted corn/broad beans cancha [f] AMER
season during which beans are removed from the pod aporrea [f] CRrur.
removal of beans from the pod by pounding aporrea [f] CR
rectangular box whose frames are wooden boards and whose bottom is a metallic mesh used to dry the coffee beans in the sun cajilla [f] NI
capacity measure equivalent to 16.76 l, used especially to measure coffee, beans, maize and potatoes cajuela [f] NICR
the sap that leaks out of recently harvested cocoa and coffee beans babilla [f] MXVE
poor quality coffee beans that are sold only in the national market boligoma [f] HN
utensil for stirring corn or coffee beans toasting in a clay pot cachina [f] BO
amount of beans that can be gathered in a batch cuerada [f] CRdisused
disease affecting crop plants like beans produced by phytophagous fungi rhizoctania solani and thanatephorus cucumeris chasparria [f] HN
woman who collects coffee beans chapolera [f] CO:W
soup prepared with chicken or rabbit that included whole peeled potatoes, tender broad beans, and onion sliced into long strips chanca (del quechua) [f] BO
removal of the pulp from coffee beans chancada [f] HNrur.
machine used to remove the pulp from mature coffee beans chancadora [f] CR
spicy corn dough stuffed with black turtle beans carabina [f] VE
pectin layer of coffee beans or rice grains cascarilla [f] HNNICR
unit of measure for grains, such as corn, coffee, and beans between 200 and 256 pounds about 116 kg carga [f] HN
basket for collecting beans firijolera [f] PA
pit where coffee, corn, or beans are planted guaca [f] HNrur.
set of small or damaged coffee beans garmasa [f] HN
set of two coffee beans that grow together guápil [f] CRrur.
collection of the first coffee beans to ripen granea [f] HNNICRrur.
season during which the first coffee beans to ripen are collected granea [f] CRrur.
coffee bean that is not yet ripe and is left for the final collection of coffee beans graneada [f] HN
person who gathers coffee beans cogedora [f] CRVE
red beans, staple of the puerto rican and dominican diet habichuela [f] DOPR
unit of weight and volume of unshelled coffee beans equivalent to approximately 5.66 kg or 12.5 pounds lata [f] GTHNNIrur.
gathering of the coffee beans dropped by the collector junta [f] CRrur.
clay pot with flat base used to roast coffee, corn, beans, and other grains kanalla [f] BO:S
green or broken coffee beans floating in the washing tanks nata [f] GTNI
set of up to eight joined coffee beans peineta [f] SVrur.
set of three joined coffee beans peineta [f] CRrur.
coffee plant beans selected for seeds planta madre [f] HN
collection of the last coffee beans that have fallen to the ground pepena [f] GTHNSVNI
water deposit for coffee beans subjected to a fermentation period to release the mucilage pila de fermentación [f] GT
person who collects coffee beans after cutting recogedora [f] HN
last collection of coffee beans repela [f] HNNICR
collection of the last coffee beans on the ground repepena [f] HNrur.
cutting of coffee beans with burning requema [f] HN
white beans sarandaja [f] ECPE:Nw
set of small or damaged coffee beans garmasa [f] HNrur.
entree of rice, beans, and meat mixta [f] PR
refried (beans) boleado [adj] GT
crushed and refried in frying pan in the form of a bundle (beans) boleado [adj] GT
boiled (beans) bruto [adj] HN
cooked (beans) bruto [adj] HN
hard cooked (beans) chúcaro [adj] HN
being someone who likes eating beans frijolero [adj] MXGTHNSVNI
colored like green beans pinto habichuelo [adj] PR
pertaining to growing beans porotero [adj] AR:Nw
pertaining to beans porotero [adj] AR:Nw
vote with beans in secret ballot fabear [v] disused
remove the dry and ground up rinds after threshing coffee beans arrear [v] VE:Wrur.
grind coffee beans or rice in special receptacle for grinding and husking grains apilar [v] NIDOrur.
harvest crops by pulling them from the root (particularly beans) arrancar [v] CRrur.
the act of blooming a cultivated plant, such as beans, coffee and citrus fruits azajarear [v] HN:E
(beans) to start growing the pod agujear [v] HN:C,Erur.
(beans) to start growing the pod navajear [v] MX
shuck beans despecotar [v] PRrur.
remove the hull from rice/coffee beans descasullar [v] HN
hull coffee beans descerezar [v] PR
begin to grow (beans in a pod) cuchillar [v] CRrur.
remove the pulp from mature coffee beans with a machine chancar (del quechua) [v] CR
quickly sift through coffee beans chollar [v] CR
pick legume pods, such as beans and other grains especotar [v] PRrur.
eat beans frijolear [v] HNNI
collect the first coffee beans to ripen granear [v] HNNICRrur.
harvest coffee beans cortar [v] HNSVNIrur.
form the bean or kernel (plants like corn or beans) cuajar [v] HNrur.
pull coffee beans off the branch in one motion ordeñar [v] GTHNCOrur.
cut the coffee beans messily while choosing the best bushes mulear [v] NIrur.
collect the last harvest of coffee beans, even green ones repelar [v] HNSVNICRrur.
collect the last coffee beans on the ground repepenar [v] HNSVrur.
lightly fry beans santiguar [v] SV
collect any remaining crops especially corn or beans restrojear [v] CRdisused
peeling, sorting, and selecting coffee beans trillar [v] NICRCUDO
shell beans desvainar [v] disused
collect coffee beans in one part of the plantation encharralarse [v] CRrur.
string beans ejotes [m/pl] GTHNMX
string-beans ejotes [m/pl] GTHNMX
whole and cooked beans balas [f/pl] HNSVNI