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Significados de "given to" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
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given to dado [adj]

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

Inglés Español
General
soup with some leftovers vegetables and legumes given to the poor at some convents bodrio [m]
back stroke given to a ball cotín [m]
support given to a king's retinue estado [m]
blow given on the neck of a bottle to break and remove the contents golletazo [m]
respectful treatment among muslims given to sultans and princes jadraque [m]
title given in castile to the head of the markers who contrasted coins marcador mayor [m]
title given to clergymen in aragon and catalonia mosén [m]
title given to second-class nobles in the ancient kingdom of aragon mosén [m]
point given to a card in a card game punto [m]
gift basket with candy given to councils at public functions canastilla [f]
obligation to be ordained within a given time coartación [f]
badge given to victors in olympic games gaya [f]
given in concession to shepherds but maintained by owners horro [adj]
given to wandering about at night nocherniego [adj]
given to talking in one's sleep somnílocuo [adj]
have a job given to acomodarse [v]
have a position given to acomodarse [v]
letters given to an ambassador or minister for a foreign state to admit and recognize them credenciales [f/pl]
permission to preach given to ecclesiastics by their superiors licencias [f/pl]
preferential treatment given to friends amiguismo [m]
name given to several species of turtle galápago [m]
title given to a father paternidad [f]
something which is given to the poor as charity limosna [f]
gathering of cattle used to grazing in given place mancha (de ganado) [f]
given to stuttering tartajoso [adj]
given to walking andariego [adj]
given to habits (often bad) talluda [adj]
given to habits (often bad) talludo [adj]
be given to doing something ser dado a hacer algo [v]
be given to something ser dado a algo [v]
be given to vice encenagarse [v]
name given to the sun lorenzo
an appellation formerly given to the governor of a province adelantado [m]
a name given to opium in the east indies anfión [m]
collection of breeding mares given to the owner of the principal steed acogido [m]
slight tinge of blue given to linen to make it look white azulete [m]
early luncheon given to labourers bocadillo [m]
broken meat and garden stuff given to the poor bodrio [m]
nickname given to spaniards by the moors cristianillo [m]
whipping given by jail prisoners to newcomers culebrazo [m]
soup given to the poor in convents brodio [m]
provision of oil, salt and vinegar given to shepherds cundido [m]
purging physic given to falcons curalle [m]
food given to animals cebo [m]
first feed of entrails of game given to hounds encarne [m]
present given to lenten preacher hornazo [m]
title given to bishops ilustrísimo [m]
mess given to fowls masón [m]
receipt given to someone who has paid on behalf of another lasto [m]
broken bread given to beggars mendrugo [m]
name given to several south american tribes orejón [m]
title of honor given to certain prelates monseñor [m]
food given to a bird of prey papo [m]
title given to clergymen in aragon and catalonia mosén [m]
appellation given by husband and wife to each other pariente [m]
appellative given to the christians by the moors rumi [m]
blow given to a ball in the air voleo [m]
star (mark given to a student) vale [m]
tip given to seamen at the end of a voyage adiafa [f]
means that are given to someone to stay asistencia [f]
title given to a church, chapel, or altar dedicated to the blessed virgin or a saint advocación [f]
share of spoils given to a knight caballería [f]
sweetmeats given to servants on christmas eve colación [f]
money given to confirm a bargain caparra [f]
refreshment given to travellers caridad [f]
contract with a doctor to attend the sick of a given district conducta [f]
figure given to a thing hechura [f]
form given to a thing hechura [f]
food given to pilgrims gallofa [f]
badge given to victors in olympic games gaya [f]
courteous appellation given to untitled persons merced [f]
dew-drenched herbs given to animals as medicine rociada [f]
dowry given by the queen of spain to her maids when marrying saya [f]
nickname given to spaniards by the moors cristianilla [f]
appellation given by husband and wife to each other parienta [f]
one given to method and order metodista [m/f]
given to fits accidentado [adj]
given to hogs cochinero [adj]
given to meditation cogitativo [adj]
given to gambling tahúr [adj]
fond of drink, given to excess in drinking vinolento [adj]
oriental appellation given to western europeans francos [m/pl]
13 coins given by the bridegroom to the bride at a wedding arras [f/pl]
tip formerly given to postboys agujetas [f/pl]
wedding presents given by bridegroom to bride donas [f/pl]
authority or representation given to a substitute veces [f/pl]
nickname given to a lanky person cangallo [m] rur.rare
name given to several wild herbaceous plants with prickly or spinous fruit guisaso [m] CU
name given to native of spain gachupín [m] MX
nickname given to the mexicans guachinango [m] derog.CUPR
certificate given to grammar students parce [m] rare
name given to several climbing plants suspiro [m] ARCL
name given to native of spain cachupín [m] ECPEBO
daily meat ration given to the grinder in oil mills torcido [m] outdatedAND
balanced diet, feed given to domestic animals and livestock alimento balanceado [m] MXNIECPEBOPYARUY
drink made of moonshine, chamomile, and spices given to women in the process of giving birth aliñado [m] VE:W
field given over to weeds rastrojo [m] CRVE
money and gifts given to the hosts in weddings, baptisms, and other festive events arco [m] BO:W
meeting in which the national flag is given to a person or persons to represent the country internationally abanderamiento [m] CU
liquid preparation made out of sagú or maranta (which is especially given to ill people) atolillo [m] PRrur.
bath that includes a variety of leaves given to a person who is considered to have bad luck (popular beliefs) baño de todas las hojas [m] DO
speech given by the president of the republic of peru to the nation from the balcony balconazo [m] PE
name given to god by black people Baní [m] CU
a laborer who is given land to farm for himself and the landowner agregado [m] DOAR:NwCOrarerur.
a small bag of seasonal fruit and candy given to children on christmas aguinaldo [m] MXrare
potion given to women in labor bebedizo [m] DOVE
poisoned meat sandwich given to feral animals bocado [m] PE
poisoned meat slice given to feral animals bocado [m] SVNI
beating given to somebody amasijo [m] ARUY
pill given to cattle to fight intestinal parasites bolo [m] PRrur.
gift that is given to children on new year's day bonané (francés) [m] DO
blow given to a pot belly bimbazo [m] PR
money/gift given to a civil servant in exchange for something illicit aceite [m] ECBOrare
a folkloric dance in which a woman runs after a man until he falls or escapes and the turn is given to someone else baile de la chicha maya [m] CO
a soft drink made with seeds usually given to children suffering from scarlet fever airampo [m] BO
name given to an unknown person desco [m] PAderog.
food, generally grass, given to livestock cuido [m] CRrur.
plate of food given to neighbors or other people ciego [m] DO
blow given to someone with an open hand charchazo [m] CL
bribe given to a journalist chayo [m] MX
bribe given to a journalist chayote [m] MX
bribe given to a journalist chayóte [m] MX
light physical punishment given to a child estrujón [m] PR
blow to the table given in unison by representatives in peruvian parliament to signify acceptance or rejection of a law or proposition carpetazo [m] PE
food made of cornstarch, sugar, and milk or water, usually given to children funche [m] DOVE
blow given to a top with the stem of another coñi [m] EC
blow given to someone coscacheo [m] CL
blow given to someone cosco [m] CRrare
blow given to the head with the fist coscacho [m] ECCLAR:C,NwBOrare
blow given to the head with the fist cushque [m] GT
police telephone line, where calls are received from citizens and orders are given to officers comando radioeléctrico [m] ARUY
gift given to a customer for buying something ipegüe [m] GTSVNI
push or impulse given to move someone or something jondeón [m] DO
push or impulse given to move someone or something jondión [m] DO
punishment given to a child for bad behavior martín callado [m] HNSV
piece of gauze soaked in almond oil and cane syrup given to a baby to suck on and used for laxative effects paladeo [m] PEdisused
leftovers given to pigs salcocho [m] CU
small amount of money given to someone to temporarily help them salve [m] PA
gift given to a herdsman for driving cattle to market cabestraje [m] rare
piece of bread given to day laborers as a snack carolo [m] ESlocal
gift given to a customer for buying something ipegüe [m] NI
pension given by grandees to knights fighting for them caballería [f] rur.rare
nickname given by sailors to soldiers catinga [f] disusedCL
daily meat ration given to the grinder in oil mills torcida [f] outdatedAND
nickname given to the mexicans guachinanga [f] derog.CUPR
gift given by a seller to a shopper/buyer (for a purchase) regalina [f] ES
hit given to somebody to hurt him/her avioneta [f] CU
a concoction given to a man by a woman in order to keep him agua de culo [f] SV
gift given to a customer for having purchased something chascada [f] HNSV
small amount given for free to the customer in one sip, swig, or gulp chascada [f] HN