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Significados de "damage" en diccionario español inglés : 150 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
damage daño [m]
damage dañar [v]
damage perjudicar [v]
damage detrimento [m]
damage menoscabo [m]
damage malparar [v]
General
damage deterioro [m]
damage tequio [m]
damage perjuicio [m]
damage laceración [f]
damage lesión [f]
damage destroncar [v]
damage deteriorar [v]
damage lacerar [v]
damage estropear [v]
damage machucar [v]
damage magullar [v]
damage malear [v]
damage maleficiar [v]
damage mellar [v]
damage menoscabar [v]
damage descalabrar [v]
damage vulnerar [v]
damage desperfecto [m]
damage destrozo [m]
damage siniestro [m]
damage avería [f]
damage damnificar [v]
damage detrimento [m]
damage estacazo [m]
damage inconveniente [m]
damage perjuicio [m]
damage perro [m]
damage quebranto [m]
damage fulminación [f]
damage injuria [f]
damage laceración [f]
damage lastimadura [f]
damage lesión [f]
damage llaga [f]
damage pérdida [f]
damage ricia [f]
damage sobadura [f]
damage yactura [f]
damage sucio [adj]
damage alterar [v]
damage atacar [v]
damage corromper [v]
damage descomponer [v]
damage descuadernar [v]
damage desgraciar [v]
damage desguazar [v]
damage deshonrar [v]
damage deturpar [v]
damage dilacerar [v]
damage enmalecer [v]
damage escacharrar [v]
damage fulminar [v]
damage irrogar [v]
damage lacerar [v]
damage lastimar [v]
damage malear [v]
damage maleficiar [v]
damage maliciar [v]
damage manchar [v]
damage mancillar [v]
damage averiar [v]
damage percudir [v]
damage perjudicar [v]
damage quemar [v]
damage rayar [v]
damage sobar [v]
damage trabajar [v]
damage vulnerar [v]
damage mal [m]
damage damno [m]
damage menoscabo [m]
damage extorsión [f]
damage mella [f]
damage lesionar [v]
damage afectar [v]
damage desgraciar [v]
damage maltratar [v]
damage hacer bolsa [v]
damage amolar [v]
damage castigar [v]
damage contusionar [v]
damage perjuicios [m/pl]
damage daños [m/pl]
damage destrozo
damage astillazo [m]
damage agravio [m]
damage bombazo [m]
damage empecimiento [m]
damage estrago [m]
damage estropeo [m]
damage perro [m]
damage maleficio [m]
damage varapalo [m]
damage desventaja [f]
damage deterioración [f]
damage injuria [f]
damage pérdida [f]
damage quiebra [f]
damage yactura [f]
damage corromper [v]
damage descabalar [v]
damage fastidiar [v]
damage perder [v]
damage arruinar [v]
damage desfacimiento [m] disused
damage daño [m] LA
damage degenere [m] MXHN
damage maleficio [m] disused
damage desconchifle [m] SV
damage embargo [m] disused
damage kimbiazo [m] USCU
damage cuajo [m] HNrur.
damage lastimado [m] EC
damage nocimiento [m] disused
damage rompida [f] SV
damage peora [f] EC
damage dañación [f] DOrur.
damage chivada [f] CU
damage repisada [f] HNSV
damage quebrancina [f] HN
damage jodida [f] CU
damage joda [f] UY
damage afectación [f] CUEC
damage clavazón [f] HN
damage lastimada [f] MXCU
damage dañación [f] disused
damage noxa [f] disused
damage otomía [f] SV
damage pernicie [f] rare
damage pupa [f] child
damage zana [f] ESlocal
damage desguañangar [v] PR
damage ponchar (inglés punch) [v] GT
damage escoñar [v] derog.
damage afectar [v] CUDOPR
damage detelengar [v] DO
damage desguabinar [v] PACU
damage fututear [v] PA
damage descocherar [v] CR
damage monear [v] NI
damage tarrear [v] BO
damage desconchuflar [v] PR
damage necear [v] NICRPADOCO
damage esguabinar [v] PR

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

Inglés Español
Common
damage caused by insiders sabotaje [m]
General
hail damage apedreamiento [m]
hail damage apedreo [m]
bomb damage bombazo [m]
damage from a mortar morterazo [m]
damage to a tree's ring shake acebolladura [f]
damage in merchandise avería [f]
wood damage manifested by the yellowish-white color, beginning to rot carne de gallina [f]
damage to crops from mist or fog nebladura [f]
damage to heartwood of trees pata de gallina [f]
suffering damage from hail pedrea [f]
suffer hail damage apedrearse [v]
suffer damage recibir [v]
prevent damage reparar [v]
tissue damage traumatismo [m]
damage to daño a [m]
damage to perjuicio a [m]
accident resulting in material damage accidente que resulta en daños materiales [m]
basic damage principal daño [m]
basic damage daño básico [m]
accident resulting in material damage accidente causante de daños materiales [m]
undo the damage deshacer el daño [v]
damage or injure vulnerar [v]
damage the surface of something desconchar [v]
cause damage dañar [v]
damage someone's reputation by slandering difamar [v]
damage someone's reputation by slandering manchar la reputación [v]
cause damage to causar desperfectos en [v]
cause damage producir daños físicos [v]
cause damage provocar destrozos [v]
cause damage causar destrozos [v]
bring damage traer daños [v]
assess the extent of the damage evaluar el alcance del daño [v]
assess the amount or cost of damage evaluar el importe o el coste de los daños [v]
assess the value of the damage evaluar el valor del daño [v]
do damage hacer daño [v]
do damage perjudicar [v]
do damage hacer perjuicio [v]
property damage daños materiales [m/pl]
basic damage daños fundamentales [m/pl]
basic damage principales daños [m/pl]
further damage daños mayores [m/pl]
catastrophic damage daños catastróficos
collateral damage daños colaterales
extent of the damage la extensión de los daños
extensive damage daño extenso
flying of a spark from the fire and damage it causes chispazo [m]
report and damage caused by a cannon-shot cañonazo [m]
damage of a carbine-shot carabinazo [m]
heavy damage quebranto [m]
damage to a tree from splitting of the woody layers acebolladura [f]
damage sustained by merchandise during transport avería [f]
molding of wood fixed to a wall to prevent damage by the back of chairs guardasilla [f]
damage caused to crops by mist nebladura [f]
fine the proprietor of cattle for damage done carnerear [v]
cause a ship great damage descalabrar [v]
cause to occasion (damage) irrogar [v]
preserve from damage guardar [v]
cause pecuniary damage lacrar [v]
suffer damage perecer [v]
repair damage remediar [v]
feel responsible (for the damage caused by a mistake) acriminarse [m] CL
mechanical damage to cars caused by the low pressure of high altitude areas apunamiento (del quechua) [m] AR
person who wraps up the bunch's of bananas in a plastic bag to preserve them from damage while growing bellotero [m] HN:Nrur.
damage or harm caused by a curse or hex daño [m] PADOPEARUY
damage caused by animals in cultivated fields daño [m] DOAR:Nwrur.
animal that causes damage in a pen or chicken coop, especially a fox daño [m] AR:Nwrur.
damage caused by a hex or curse mal [m] PYAR:NwUYrur.
damage caused by a hex or curse mal postizo [m] AR:Nw
piece of cloth, paper or other material that sticks on a surface to repair or disguise the damage parcho [m] DOPRVE
small black beetle that causes a lot of damage in orchards pilme (mapuche) [m] CL
favorable situation used to gain a personal benefit (disregarding the possible damage to others) avivada [f] BOCLARUY
someone who takes advantage of a favorable situation to get a personal benefit, disregarding the possible damage to others avivada [f] PEBOCLPYARUY
damage or injury caused to a person/company/institution bruñida [f] HN
damage or harm caused by a curse or hex mal [f] UYPYAR:Nwrur.
expert assessment to identify the damage caused to a vehicle after an accident experticia [f] VE
evil or damage caused to another person jocha [f] BO:E
heavy damage otomía [f] SV
who takes advantage of a favorable situation to get a personal benefit (disregarding the possible damage to others) avivato [adj] PACOECPEUY
resistant to shock and damage aguantador [adj] MXCOPECLPYUY
damage caused by ants hormigoso [adj] rare
ant damage hormigoso [adj] rare
cause mechanical damage to cars (low pressure of high altitude areas) apunar [v] AR
cause damage to a person or thing arañar [v] CU
damage the blade of a cutting instrument weapon calacear [v] HNSV
suffer a strong blow/collision that causes traumatic damage apachurrarse [v] MXVE
wear out or damage the edge of a cutting instrument amellar [v] SVNIPACUDOVE
damage the edge of a cutting instrument amotosar [v] BO
damage the edge of a cutting instrument amotosarse [v] BO
damage someone esguabinar [v] PR
damage someone esguañangar [v] PR
damage something descachalandrar [v] NICRPErare
cause damage desguabinar [v] PR
damage someone desguañangar [v] PRBO
damage something deconchinflar [v] PR
damage something decunchunflar [v] PR
damage something descochiflar [v] CRdisused
damage something descocherar [v] CR
damage something deschoretar [v] VE
damage something descochinflar [v] PR
damage something desconchabar [v] HNSVNI
damage something desguazar [v] CUDOPR
damage something deschunchar [v] NI
damage the clutch so that the motor is no longer connected to the wheels desclochar (inglés clutch) [v] MX
damage something decricajar [v] DO
provoke damage or harm, typically minor (someone or something) dañinear [v] AR:Nw
cause damage or harm, typically out of wickedness, for pleasure, or for fun dañinear [v] HNBO:E
damage something chivar [v] CU
cause moral or material damage envainar [v] VE
cause damage to someone fregar [v] CRrur.
cause damage to someone fregar [v] MXHNNIPACOECPEBOCLAR:Nw
cause damage to oneself fregarse [v] MXNIPACOPEBOCLAR:Nw
damage something fregar [v] MXGTNICRBO
damage something espolear (inglés spoil) [v] US
cause damage to someone esguabinar [v] PR
cause damage to someone esguañangar [v] PR
cause damage to someone desguañangar [v] PR
cause damage to someone desguañangar [v] PR
damage a device esñocar [v] PR
damage something esperolar [v] VE
cause damage in a relationship fisurar [v] MX
cut something, sometimes to damage or destroy it cortajear [v] BO
damage someone endrogar [v] PErare
damage something desturcar [v] NI
dedicate or consecrate to god or a saint the good work done or damage suffered ofertar [v] CO
cause fatal damage pitear [v] CL
badly damage romper [v] GTDOBO:S
complain of a damage or grievance rencurarse [v] disused
resistant to shock and damage aguantadora [adj/f] MXCOPECLPYUY
Idioms
cause great damage hacer estragos [v]
cause great damage causar estragos [v]
ruin or damage something hacer una escabechina [v]
suffer damage to an end pagar peaje [v]
damage someone's reputation ir en descrédito de alguien [v]
damage someone's reputation ir en mengua de alguien [v]
cause damage hacer mal [v]
acceptable damage daños aceptables
the damage is done el perjuicio está hecho
the damage is done el daño está hecho
the damage was irreversible el daño es irreversible
serious damage tronco de broma [m] VE
cause a serious damage to somebody hacer bagazo [v] CU
damage the interests of somebody dar baje [v] MX
damage someone's interests dar baje [v] MX
damage something volver chicha [v] VE
be in poor physical or mental condition as a result of damage received estar dao [v] DO
suffer damage hacer charqui [v] CL
cause damage hacerse tanta [v] BO:C,W,S
cause economic harm or damage hacer un agujero [v] CUARUY
cause economic harm or damage hacer un buraco [v] BO:SeARUY