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Significados de "belief" en diccionario español inglés : 15 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
belief creencia [f]
General
belief fe [f]
belief opinión [f]
belief convencimiento [m]
belief crédito [m]
belief parecer [m]
belief religión [f]
belief convicción [f]
belief opinión [f]
belief sentimiento [m]
belief credo [m]
belief confianza [f]
belief credulidad [f] disused
Law
belief postura [f]
belief suposición [f]

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

Inglés Español
General
belief in creencia en [f]
core belief dogma [m]
belief in the existence of many gods politeísmo [m]
belief in the importance of the power of the state over an individual estatalismo [m]
belief that china is the center of the earth sinocentrismo [m]
acceptance of a belief crédito [m]
belief society should be governed by elite elitismo [m]
belief or practice which opposes imperialism antiimperialismo [m]
belief in one god monoteísmo [m]
belief in the benefit of pan-american organization panamericanismo [m]
belief that the universe is divine panteísmo [m]
belief that all things in the universe are alive panvitalismo [m]
belief that earth is the center of the universe geocentrismo [m]
belief in government governed under a constitution constitucionalismo [m]
belief in occult powers ocultismo [m]
belief tourism turismo religioso [m]
unfounded belief imaginación [f]
lack of religious belief infidelidad [f]
firm belief confianza [f]
false belief superchería [f]
belief and doubt creencia y duda [f]
superstitious belief creencia supersticiosa [f]
beyond-belief increíble [adj]
a group sharing equal belief un grupo que comparte las mismas creencias
belief in regional autonomy regionalismo [m]
belief in revealed religion fe [f]
destroy a pet belief desilusionar [v]
past belief increíble [adj]
belief that a pregnant woman will harm the fetus if she does not satisfy her cravings for food (among maya people) acus (del maya) [m] GT
superstitious belief agüizote [m] MX GT HN NI CR
(according to popular belief) an evil spirit that possesses people babujal [m] CU
mesoamerican belief that every person has a protective animal and can become it anualismo [m] MX
superstitious belief of misfortune ahuizote [m] MX GT HN NI CR
fantastic being that, according to popular belief, appears in rivers güije [m] CU
belief in naguals or shamans nagualismo [m] MX HN SV cult
belief in the power to turn into a spirit animal and be able to harm an enemy nahual [m] HN SV
belief in naguals or shamans nahualismo [m] MX GT HN NI
spirit of subterranean waters in popular belief pugio [m] AR:Nw
women that made a pact with the devil (popular belief) achiqué [f] PE
women that made a pact with the devil (popular belief) achiquinvieja [f] PE
according to popular belief, a spirit that appears to people that looks like a franciscan friar barchila [f] BO:E
superstitious belief cábala [f] PA
superstitious belief of bad luck macacoa [f] PR
superstitious belief of bad luck marbella [f] CU
worm that enters the body through the anus while defecating according to popular belief tapalcúa [f] GT
pertaining to the belief in the chiriguana god tumpa tumpaísta [adj] BO
Idioms
formally reject or disavow a formerly held belief cantar la palinodia [v]
restore someone's belief in something recuperar la confianza de alguien en algo [v]
according to popular belief, economic benefit that a newborn brings una marraqueta bajo el brazo [n] CL
make return the souls of the deceased after having eaten the offerings prepared for them on the day of the dead (popular belief) despachar las almas [v] AR
according to popular belief, to make the souls of deceased family members return to the afterlife after eating the offerings prepared for them on day of the dead despachar las almas [v] AR:Nw
return to the places one visited during their life when close to death (popular belief) deshacer los pasos [v] CO
Speaking
to the best of my belief según mi leal saber y entender
to the best of my belief hasta donde yo sé
Phrasals
beyond belief inconcebible
Phrases
fall prey to the belief that... caer presa de la creencia de que [v]
to the best of my belief que yo sepa
as opposed to popular belief contrariamente a lo que se cree
as opposed to popular belief opuesto a lo que se cree
as opposed to popular belief contrario a lo que se cree
contrary to general belief contrario a la creencia general
contrary to common belief contrario a la creencia común
contrary to popular belief contrario a la creencia popular
contrary to popular belief contrario a lo que se cree popular
contrary to popular belief contrario a lo que se piensa
contrary to popular belief contrario a lo que se cree popularmente
to the best of my belief en mi modesta opinión
contrary to popular belief al contrario de lo que muchos creen
contrary to popular belief a diferencia de lo que se piensa
to the best of my belief hasta donde yo sé
to the best of my belief si estoy bien informado
contrary to popular belief a diferencia de lo que la gente cree
contrary to popular belief en contra de la creencia popular
Colloquial
to the best of my belief de acuerdo con lo que yo creo
according to popular belief, evil spirit that can cause illness ñanca [m] BO:W
first months or years of marriage where unlucky or unfortunate events occur, according to popular belief noviciado [m] GT
fantastic being used to scare children and that, according to popular belief, comes from haiti misangó [m] DO rare
(according to popular belief) intestinal disorder due to having slept outdoors pasmo de luna [m] BO:E
(according to popular belief) man who has supernatural and evil powers that affect the life and health of others paye [m] BO:E
lizard that in popular belief jumps at the necks of people to injure them saltacocote [m] DO
according to popular belief, spirit or force a child is born with tune [m] SV
spirit that inhabits mines in popular belief ukako [m] AR:Nw rur.
worm that enters the body through the anus while defecating according to popular belief tapaculo [m] GT rur.
superstitious belief of bad luck mabita [f] VE disused
according to popular belief, hoarse cough from eating bladder tos de vejiga [f] PR rur.
witch that transforms into a bird according to popular belief voladora [f] CL:Sw
according to popular belief, hold a newborn in ones arms to receive body heat and positive qualities sudar [v] DO
Law
ignorant belief superchería [f]
firm belief convicción [f]
reasonable belief creencia razonable [f]
unreasonable belief creencia arbitraria [f]
mistaken belief inteligencia errónea
to the best of my knowledge and belief según mi leal saber y entender
information and belief saber y entender
knowledge and belief saber y entender
Education
belief change cambio de creencias
false belief falsa creencia
Philosophy
the doctrine or belief of an agnostic agnosticismo [m]
the belief that humanity is at the centre of existence antropocentrismo [m]
Chemistry
Bayesian belief network red de creencia bayesiana
Statistics
degree of belief grado de creencia
Ornithology
nocturnal bird that according to popular belief sucks the blood of animals huacaca [f] PE
Medicine
health belief model modelo de creencias en salud
health belief model modelo de opinión sobre la salud
belief system sistema de creencias
Psychology
irrational belief creencia irracional [f]
belief in a just world creencia en un mundo justo [f]
belief perseverance perseverancia de las creencias
false belief falsa creencia
belief bias predisposición a favor de nuestras creencias
belief systems sistemas de creencias
belief-bias effect efecto del sesgo de la creencia
Rehabilitation
custom and belief risk riesgo ligado a las costumbres y a los creencias
Automotive
worthy of belief fehaciente [adj]
Mythology
mythical character that according to popular belief, has the shape of a monkey, walks with his feet backwards, kidnaps women, feeds on wild fruits, kitchen ash, and lives in the mountains sisimico [m] NI
mythical character that according to popular belief, has the shape of a monkey, walks with his feet backwards, kidnaps women, feeds on wild fruits, kitchen ash, and lives in the mountains sisimite [m] GT HN SV
fantastic serpent with two heads one on each end that enters the body through the anus while defecating in the field according to popular belief tepelcúa [f] SV
Folklore
man who is able to be transformed into a jaguar (according to popular belief) capiango [m] AR:Nw
evil being that assumes the form of different animals and looks out for its owner's interests (in popular belief) familiar [m] AR:Nw rur.
person who, according to popular belief, has the ability to become an animal or a tree galipote [m] DO
mythological character in the form of a monkey that walks with its feet facing backwards and kidnaps women, eats wild fruits and ash from kitchens and lives in the mountains, according to popular belief itacayo [m] HN:W
(in popular belief) a sorcerer who becomes a tiger hombre tigre [m] BO:N,E
fantastic creature, half human and half flame that according to popular belief, is the result of an incestuous relationship jarjacha [m] PE
fantastic being that according to popular belief appears in rivers jigüe [m] CU:E
imaginary being able to transform itself into an animal or tree according to popular belief dundún [m] DO
(in popular belief) seventh consecutive son who at night under a full moon turns into a wolf or monstruous animal luisón [m] PY
nocturnal phantom that, according to indigenous belief, searched for women to live with them and they defended themsevles with amulets maboiá [m] PR
nocturnal phantom that, according to indigenous belief, searched for women to live with them and they defended themsevles with amulets maboya [m] PR
nocturnal phantom that, according to indigenous belief, searched for women to live with them and they defended themsevles with amulets mabuya [m] PR
in popular belief, god that defends the forest and hillside from human depredation madre del monte [m] AR:Nw rur.
belief in the power to turn into a spirit animal and be able to harm an enemy nagual [m] HN SV
two-headed tiger character in popular belief otoronco [m] AR:Nw
two-headed tiger character in popular belief uturunco [m] AR:Nw
person in the form of a two-headed jaguar in popular belief runa uturunco [m] AR:Nw
(in popular belief) amulet for ensuring livestock fertility, offered in temples illa [f] PE BO AR:Nw rur.
two-headed tiger character in popular belief runa uturunco [f] AR:Nw