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Significados de "excess" en diccionario español inglés : 96 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
excess exceso [m]
excess desafuero [m]
excess lujuria [f]
excess sobra [f]
General
excess excedente [m]
excess derroche [m]
excess desmán [m]
excess plétora [f]
excess demasía [f]
excess desmesura [f]
excess excedente [adj]
excess sin medida [v]
excess atracón [m]
excess desafuero [m]
excess desmán [m]
excess desorden [m]
excess exceso [m]
excess pecado [m]
excess premio [m]
excess sobrante [m]
excess superávit [m]
excess demasía [f]
excess desmesura [f]
excess hartura [f]
excess inflación [f]
excess nimiedad [f]
excess pesadez [f]
excess plétora [f]
excess profusión [f]
excess soberbia [f]
excess sobra [f]
excess excedente [adj]
excess grueso [adj]
excess sobrante [adj]
excess creces [f/pl]
excess sobras [f/pl]
excess sobrante [m]
excess deducible [m]
excess atrocidad [f]
excess franquicia [f]
excess de más [adj]
excess atentado [m]
excess añadimiento [m]
excess desorden [m]
excess descompás [m]
excess pecado [m]
excess lujo [m]
excess vicio [m]
excess añadidura [f]
excess destemplanza [f]
excess inmoderación [f]
excess intemperancia [f]
excess nimiedad [f]
excess pesadez [f]
excess redundancia [f]
excess violencia [f]
excess golloría [f]
excess deformidad [f]
excess desarreglo [m]
excess repele [m] VE
excess desmesuramiento [m] rare
excess descompás [m] rare
excess desmancho [m] disused
excess pasazón [f] HN
excess pipera [f] PRrur.
excess gravedad [f] rare
excess sobejanía [f] disused
excess sobrancero [adj] VE
excess sobejano [adj] disused
excess sobejo [adj] disused
excess cerrerías [f/pl] disused
Colloquial
excess desmadre [m]
excess gollería [f]
excess a tutiplén [adv]
Business
excess exceso [m]
excess excedente [m]
excess demasía [f]
excess sobrante [adj]
Finance
excess excedente [m]
Law
excess balance [m]
excess sobrante [adj]
Engineering
excess remanente [m]
excess sobreespesor [m]
excess superávit [m]
excess exceso [m]
excess transgresión [f]
excess peste [f]
excess excesivo [adj]
Informatics
excess sobrante [adj]
Geology
excess exceso [m]
excess exceso [adj]
excess excedente [m/adj]
Medicine
excess exceso [m]
Maritime
excess suplemento [m]
Petrol
excess exceso [adj]
Energy
excess exceso [m]

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

Inglés Español
General
excess weight sobrepeso [m]
excess fare suplemento [m]
excess capacity sobrecapacidad [f]
to excess desenfrenamiento [m]
to excess desenfreno [m]
excess cheese cut from mold sardineta [f]
excess load sobrecarga [f]
drinking in excess vinolencia [f]
eat to excess repapilarse [v]
be in excess sobrar [v]
in excess demasiado [pron]
someone that chats or talks to excess loro [m]
someone that chats or talks to excess lora [f]
filled with excess energy febril [adj]
be in excess sobrar [v]
satisfy to excess saciar [v]
drink alcohol to excess habitually tomar alcohol en exceso de forma habitual [v]
in excess desmesuradamente [adv]
in excess a cascoporro [adv]
excess baggage exceso de equipaje
excess of passion abrasamiento [m]
excess in words/actions desmán [m]
bleeding to excess desangramiento [m]
excess given in liquid measure chorrada [f]
excess in drinking vinolencia [f]
fond of drink, given to excess in drinking vinolento [adj]
having excess of weight obeso [adj]
water plants to excess ahogar [v]
love to excess desvivirse [v]
bleed to excess desangrar [v]
fill to excess hartar [v]
paint to excess jalbegar [v]
eat to excess repapilarse [v]
roast to excess requemar [v]
coin having excess of weight fuerte [m] outdated
excess of grinding remains in a mill atoro [m] CU
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] CRCUDOrare
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] VE:W
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] MX:Serare
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] HNNI
someone who charges in excess when selling something atracador [m] CR
excess salivation in the mouth agualotal [m] HN
excess of water aguachentoso [m] CU
excess of exercises recruits are subjected to in the army descuereo [m] PY
excess of information chorizo [m] PA
intense activity or work in excess ajolotón [m] SV
excess or abuse imposed on someone by taking advantage of a favorable situation cogoteo [m] CL
removal of excess leather when making shoes orlado [m] HNNI
cutting of excess paper from a publication refilado [m] CRCOECPEBOUY
excess of passengers or cargo sobrecupo [m] COECBO
to excess descostreñimiento [m] disused
to excess desfrenamiento [m] rare
cutting of excess paper from a publication refilado [m] CRCOECPEBOUY
activity performed in excess atracada [f] BOrare
activity performed in excess atracada [f] NICUVEPE
someone who charges in excess when selling something atracadora [f] CR
excess of water aguachentosa [f] CU
consumption of beer in excess cerveceada [f] BOderog.
consumption of beer in excess cerveceada [f] HNNIECPY
indigenous party where chicha is drunk, usually in excess chichada [f] CR
overripe fruit due to excess water chipagua [f] SV
excess of a seam galilla [f] SV
machine used to measure the length and cut the excess of a puro cigar cortadora [f] HNrur.
party with alcohol, drugs, or sex in excess partusa [f] CLAR
party with alcohol, drugs, or sex in excess partuza [f] CLAR
collection of excess crops pepena [f] MXGTrur.
ditch made so excess water flows out sangradera [f] PErur.
ditch made so excess water flows out sangría [f] PRPErur.
person who eats in excess comencubo [m/f] CU
greedy in excess agalludo [adj] CUDOCOVE
with leaves withered and dry due to an excess of sunlight (plants) aturrado [adj] HNrur.
who charges in excess when selling something atracador [adj] CR
having an excess of water aguachinado [adj] HNVE
tasteless due to an excess of water aguachoso [adj] PRVE
(a nutritious vegetable) with an excess of water aguañoso [adj] VE
having excess water aguachenta [adj] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
(a plant) grown poorly due to excess of water aguachado [adj] AR:Nwrur.
(fruit) tasteless from excess water and lack of sugars agualotoso [adj] HN
having excess water aguachento [adj] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
lacking the necessary density due to an excess of liquid aguachento [adj] VECLAR
having excess water aguachentoso [adj] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
having excess water aguachinado [adj] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
having excess water agualatoso [adj] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
who removes the excess rubble from a building site/pavement (person) derripiador [adj] CL
with excess water agualotoso [adj] NI
drink liquor to excess envasar [v] fig.
burn something due to excess of heat achurrascar [v] CL
not reach the necessary consistency due to excess of water (food) achirlarse [v] UY
shelter oneself in excess acomodarse [v] AR:Nw
wrap up in excess acomodarse [v] AR:Nw
lose the necessary consistency due to excess of water (food) achirlarse [v] UY
eat to excess apugarse [v] PA
stock up in excess aponchincharse [v] CU
stock up in excess aponchinchar [v] CU
eat to excess arriarse [v] GTHNSVNI
wrinkle due to an excess of sunlight/water (part of a body) aturrarse [v] HNSV
(corn) grow abnormally or take on a yellow color due to excess of water aguacharse [v] AR:Nwrur.
(plants) to rot due to an excess of water aguachinarse [v] CRVE
drink beer in excess cervecear [v] HNSVNIDOCOECBOPY
be swampy (plot of land), to have excess moisture (plot of land) envegarse [v] CL
drink alcoholic beverages in excess enzacatarse [v] SV
eat in excess lastrar [v] ARUY
reduce or diminish the quantity of something in excess desvengar [v] PE:Nwrare
eat or drink in excess or greedily mandarse [v] CRCUAR
eat or drink in excess or greedily mandarse [v] UYrare
collect excess crops pepenar [v] MXGTrur.
abound in excess rebalsar [v] SV
cut excess paper from a publication refilar [v] CRCOECPEBOUY
drink alcoholic beverages in excess and as a vice tomar [v] HNSVNICRPACUDOPRCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
not granulate due to excess heat and lack of humidity enzurronarse [v] ESlocal
cut excess paper from a publication refilar [v] CRCOECPEBOUY
in excess botado [adv] DOPR
in excess en bruto [adv] DOPRVE
in excess pocón [adv] GT
in excess además [adv] rare
in excess of ende [adv] disused
excess water (from an irrigated field) escurrideras [f/pl] MX
having excess of weight obesa [adj/f]
fond of drink, given to excess in drinking vinolenta [adj/f]
(a plant) grown poorly due to excess of water aguachada [adj/f] AR:Nwrur.
(a nutritious vegetable) with an excess of water aguanosa [adj/f] VE
lacking the necessary density due to an excess of liquid aguachenta [adj/f] VECLAR
having an excess of water aguachinada [adj/f] HNVE
tasteless due to an excess of water aguachosa [adj/f] PRVE
having excess water aguachentosa [adj/f] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
having excess water aguachinada [adj/f] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
having excess water agualatosa [adj/f] HNNIPACUCOVEECPEBOCLPYARUY
(fruit) tasteless from excess water and lack of sugars agualotosa [adj/f] HN
Idioms
in excess por exceso [adj]
drink to excess beber como un cosaco [v]
drink to excess beberse hasta el agua de los floreros [v]
drink to excess beber en exceso [v]
drink to excess beber en demasía [v]
drink to excess tomar demasiado [v]
eat/drink to excess echarse al coleto [v]
eat/drink to excess echarse en el coleto [v]
eat/drink to excess meterse en el coleto [v]
love to excess hacerse una jalea [v]
smoke in excess abusar del tabaco [v]
drink to excess beber a boca de jarro [v]
drink to excess beber como un descosido [v]
stopping in excess in the details pesar el humo [v]
drink in excess soplar vidrio [v]
eat to excess comer demasiados [v]
eat to excess comer sin tino [v]
eat to excess darse un hartazgo [v]
spend money in excess tener agujeros en las manos [v]
in excess por demás [adv]
in excess por exceso [adv]
in excess sin límite [adv]