from over

Significados de "from over" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 40 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	dignity of the four roman magistrates who preside over the city, chosen from among decurions	cuatorvirato [m]
2	General	roman magistrates who preside over the city, chosen from among decurions	cuatorviro [m]
3	General	doubling over from the stench	doblado [m]
4	General	take over from	revezar [v]
5	General	have someone take over from	revezarse [v]
6	General	from over there	de allá [adv]
7	General	lace made without lifting from over the pattern	tendido [m]
8	General	water left over from irrigation that runs down the furrows	acholole (del nahua) [m] MX
9	General	padding placed over a donkey's head to protect from friction from the reigns	frentina [m] PR
10	General	scaffolding from where boys watch over cornfields	barbacoa [f] MXHNSVNICRPACUDOPRVECLPYUY
11	General	open channel that conducts water from one channel to another over a bridge or in the air	canoa [f] PECL
12	General	contribution in the steward of a confraternity requests from certain people, with the commitment to return the contribution once the party is over	jocha [f] ECdisused
13	General	sculptural representation of a naked girl sitting on the floor with one of her legs bent over the other, while trying to extract something from her toes with her hands	nigüenta [f] CR
14	General	foam left over from sweat	cachaza [f] CO
15	General	run down the furrows (water left over from irrigation)	achololear [v] MX
16	General	fall over from a high place	desguindarse [v] HNSVNIDO
17	General	die from over-watering (referring to a plant)	derretirse [v] CRrur.
18	General	look someone over from head to toe	cuadricular [v] PR
19	General	from over here	dacá [adv] disused
20	General	from over there	dallá [adv] disused
21	General	from over here	daquí [adv] disused
Idioms
22	Idioms	change over from (to)	cambiar de (a) [v]
23	Idioms	change over from (to)	transformarse de (a) [v]
24	Idioms	start over from scratch	empezar de nuevo desde cero [v]
Speaking
25	Speaking	start over from the top	tienes que comenzar desde el principio
26	Speaking	from all over the world	de todo el mundo
27	Speaking	people come from all over the world to see this	viene gente de todo el mundo a ver esto
Phrasals
28	Phrasals	take over (from someone/something)	sustituir [v]
29	Phrasals	carry something over from something	transportar algo [v]
30	Phrasals	take over (from someone/something)	tomar el relevo
31	Phrasals	take over (from someone/something)	hacerse con el control
32	Phrasals	bring someone over from some place	traer a alguien desde algún lugar
Phrases
33	Phrases	from all over the country	de todo el país
34	Phrases	from all over	de todas partes
Colloquial
35	Colloquial	be far from over	estar lejos de terminar [v]
Anatomy
36	Anatomy	gray matter of the cortex lying over white matter, made up largely of myelinated nerve fibers running to and from the cortex	árbol de la vida [m]
Mechanics
37	Mechanics	change over from gear-drive to belt-drive	pasar de la marcha por engranajes a la marcha por correa [v]
Gastronomy
38	Gastronomy	thin cake prepared with left over bread from the day before that is crumbled	chachama [f] SV
39	Gastronomy	sweet made from left over sugar or sugar shavings	chancaca [f] NI
40	Gastronomy	triangular bread made from a square of thing dough doubled over itself	dobladita [f] CL