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Significados de "foot" en diccionario español inglés : 84 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
foot pie [m]
foot pata [f]
General
foot peana [f]
foot pezuña [f]
foot falda [f]
foot pata (animal/mueble) [f]
foot pedestal [m]
foot pie [m]
foot mano [f]
foot pata [f]
foot podal [adj]
foot pies [m/pl]
foot pedestal [m]
foot arranque [m]
foot recorrer [v]
foot base [f]
foot parte inferior [f]
foot pisar [v]
foot poner pies a [v]
foot establecer [v]
foot sumar y poner la suma al pie [v]
foot fijar [v]
foot pagar las costas [v]
foot sufragar [v]
foot costear [v]
foot bailar [v]
foot saltar [v]
foot andar a pie [v]
foot danzar [v]
foot pincel [m] HNSV
foot pie (inglés feet) [m] HN
foot adobe [m] SV
foot baisón [m] SV
foot pie (inglés feet) [m] HN
foot balsón [m] SV
foot pie tablar [m] HN
foot pie (inglés feet) [m] HNPA
foot pie de madera [m] UY
foot memela [f] SV
foot paila [f] GT
foot tisha [f] GT
foot caminar [v]
Idioms
foot de a pie [adj]
Colloquial
foot pinrel [m]
foot queso [m]
foot sumar guarismos [v]
foot encorio [m] CU
foot ladrillo [m] SV
foot patrulla [f] MX
foot patricia [f] GTHNSVNI
foot pantera [f] SV
foot taba [f] UY
foot paterna [f] SV
foot yuca [f] CO
foot guama [f] SV
foot quimba [f] CO:C,W
foot patriarca [f] GTSVCR
Slang
foot pinrel [m]
foot balsón [m] SVjail
Accounting
foot sumar una columna de números [v]
Law
foot patín [m]
Electricity
foot pujamen [m]
Engineering
foot pisatelas [m]
foot altura [f]
foot infantería [f]
foot coz [f]
Math
foot pagar una cuenta [v]
Geology
foot residuo [m]
Construction
foot base [f]
Technical
foot hollar [v]
foot patear [v]
foot pisotear [v]
foot andar [v]
Mechanics
foot pata [f]
Aeronautics
foot pie [m]
Nautical
foot sedimento [m]
Transportation
foot pie [m]
foot pujamen [m]
foot coz [f]
Zoology
foot pie [m]
Petrol
foot zócalo [m]
foot base [f]
foot pata [f]
Energy
foot apoyo [m]

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

Inglés Español
Common
on foot a pie [adv]
(foot) sole planta [f]
by foot a pie [adv]
acre-foot pie-acre [m]
oil-foot alpechín [m]
foot soldier infante [m]
front foot mano [f]
foot mat estera [f]
General
foot-soldier peón [m]
sole of the foot planta [f]
foot (of bird) mano [f]
foot-and-mouth disease glosopeda [f]
put one's foot in it meter la pata [v]
stamp one's foot patear [v]
go on foot ir andando [v]
go on foot ir a pie [v]
set foot in pisar [v]
hollow by the foot of a tree for watering alcorque (árabe) [m]
foot stool alzapié [m]
foot courier andarín [m]
arch of the foot arco del pie [m]
foot warmer calientapiés [m]
foot warmer calorífero [m]
foot soldier cazador [m]
bullfighter on foot diestro [m]
foot and horse soldier dragón [m]
foot rest estribo [m]
kissing of the foot besapié [m]
foot muff folgo [m]
foot soldier infante [m]
foot pump inflador [m]
shot with the left foot izquierdazo [m]
crossbow foot soldier lacayo [m]
foot stove librete [m]
14 foot board madero de a diez [m]
16 foot board madero de a ocho [m]
18 foot board madero de a seis [m]
foot snare orzuelo [m]
foot soldier peón [m]
carriage foot rest pesebrón [m]
foot (tree) pie [m]
foot (measurement) pie [m]
foot (verse) pie [m]
left foot pie de cabalgar [m]
left foot pie de montar [m]
geometric foot pie geométrico [m]
flat foot pie plano [m]
foot of a hide pielgo [m]
foot of hide piezgo [m]
foot rest posapié [m]
foot strap of leggings sobreempeine [m]
land at the foot of the mountain somontano [m]
field at the foot of a mountain somonte [m]
field at the foot of a mountain sopié [m]
foot valve and strainer alcachofa (árabe) [f]
foot rest almohada (árabe) [f]
foot courier andarina [f]
foot muff bolsa [f]
foot feathers braga [f]
in spanish dance, movement with the opposing foot in the opposite direction deshecha [f]
foot-stove estufilla [f]
foot span llave de pie [f]
front foot mano [f]
foot stove rejilla [f]
foot stove rejuela [f]
nine foot board/plank tabla alcaceña [f]
nine foot board/plank tabla portadilla [f]
horse with a white right foot, considered bad luck argel (árabe) [m/f]
accessible by foot andadero [adj]
with a white right foot, considered bad luck argel (árabe) [adj]
having the foot divided into toes cisípedo [adj]
on foot pedestre [adj]
following in the foot steps of remedador [adj]
at the foot of the mountain somontano [adj]
having the far hind-foot and the near fore-foot white (horse) trastrabado [adj]
with one white foot unalbo [adj]
put a new stocking-foot cabecear [v]
trample under foot conculcar [v]
foot the bill for dar [v]
wound/disable a foot deszocar [v]
have wounded/disabled a foot deszocarse [v]
hang a dead animal from it's foot empigüelar [v]
thrust the foot into the stirrup engargantar [v]
thrust one's foot into the stirrup engargantarse [v]
have a foot caught in a stirrup estribarse [v]
twist one's foot recalcarse [v]
follow in the foot steps of remedar [v]
stick one's foot in one's mouth tropezar [v]
common bird's-foot-trefoil cuernecillo [m]
foot stool banco de pie [m]
foot guard guardapiés [m]
sole of the foot planta del pie [m]
foot stock contrapunto [m]
tool which is used to assist the foot calzador [m]
athlete's foot pie de atleta [m]
foot (of a person) pie [m]
arch of a foot puente [m]
horse foot casco [m]
bird's-foot trefoil loto corniculado [m]
bare foot pie desnudo [m]
doe-foot applicator aplicador labial [m]
doe foot applicator aplicador de pintalabios [m]
doe-foot applicator aplicador de pintalabios [m]
doe foot applicator aplicador de lápiz de labios [m]
doe-foot applicator aplicador de lápiz de labios [m]
bare foot pie descalzo [m]
sole of foot planta (de peón) [f]
broken foot fractura de pie [f]
broken foot pie fracturado [f]
calves-foot pata de becerro [f]
bullfighter on foot diestra [f]
foot soldier infanta [f]
set foot on hollar [v]
trample under foot pisar [v]
put one's foot in it patinar [v]
tread under foot pisotear [v]
(one's foot) slip resbalar (el pie) [v]
(one's foot) slip resbalársele a alguien (el pie) [v]
a foot in the door introducirse en [v]
foot the bill for something pagar la cuenta de algo [v]
start off on the right foot empezar con el pie derecho [v]
start off on the wrong foot empezar con el pie izquierdo [v]
be tied hand and foot verse atado de pies y manos [v]
touch with hand or foot (animal) manotear [v]
putting a foot over the horn on the same side after throwing the animal mancornar [v]
break one's foot romperse el pie [v]
be shot in the foot recibir un disparo en el pie [v]
be shot in the foot ser disparado en el pie [v]
on foot andando [adv]
at one's foot a sus pies [adv]
at one's foot a los pies (de alguien) [adv]
my foot ¿cómo no? [interj]
at the foot of al pie de [prep]
to the foot of al pie de [prep]
on foot andando [ger]
person with one foot in the grave candidato al hoyo [n] NIPRAR
shot with the left foot zurdazo
athlete's foot pie de atleta
rabbit's foot (a good luck charm) pata de conejo
foot passenger pasajero de a pie
foot passenger pasajera de a pie
foot of the page la parte inferior de la página
foot of the page el pie de la página
foot of a hill pie de una colina
foot of the hill el pie de la colina
foot of the hill falda de la colina
foot of the mountain falda de la montaña
foot of the mountain el pie de la montaña
foot of the bed el final de la cama
wheel that moves with the foot el tabanque