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Significados de "harvest" en diccionario español inglés : 59 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
harvest cosecha [f]
harvest recogida [f]
harvest cosechar [v]
harvest segar [v]
General
harvest ordeñe [m]
harvest ordeño [m]
harvest esquilmo [m]
harvest siega [f]
harvest ordeñar [v]
harvest esquilmar [v]
harvest vendimiar [v]
harvest zafra (caña dulce) [f]
harvest esquilmo [m]
harvest cogida [f]
harvest mies [f]
harvest recolección [f]
harvest siega [f]
harvest alzar [v]
harvest cosechar [v]
harvest esquilmar [v]
harvest levantar [v]
harvest recoger [v]
harvest recolectar [v]
harvest segar [v]
harvest mies [f/pl]
harvest vendimia [f]
harvest cogida [f]
harvest recolecta [f]
harvest coger [v]
harvest frutos [m/pl]
harvest recolección [f]
harvest segada [f]
harvest recolectar [v]
harvest fruto [m]
harvest mies [f]
harvest recoger las mieses [v]
harvest recoger el fruto [v]
harvest hacer su agosto [v]
harvest esquimo [m] disused
harvest verano [m] ES local
harvest cogecha [f] ES local disused
harvest cogienda [f] rare
harvest apallar [v] ANS
harvest piscar [v] MX
Colloquial
harvest cogida [f]
Business
harvest fruto [m]
harvest cosecha [f]
harvest pizcar [v]
harvest recolectar [v]
harvest cosechar [v]
Engineering
harvest producto [m]
harvest vendimia [f]
Medicine
harvest zafra [f]
harvest cultivar [v]
Agriculture
harvest recolecta [f]
harvest cosecha [f]
harvest recoger [v]
harvest castrar [v]
Wildlife Management
harvest aprovechar [v]

Significados de "harvest" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 280 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
grape harvest vendimia [f]
General
harvest time siega [f]
wine harvest vendimia [f]
harvest time recolección [f]
harvest season agosto [m]
moorish sharecropper or tenant paying rent with fruits of the harvest exarico [m]
land covered with harvest sheaves gavillar [m]
harvest watchman meseguero [m]
small portion of harvest or livestock pegujal [m]
olive harvest verdeo [m]
time of year a harvest man works agostía [f]
acorn harvest bellotera [f]
year's harvest cosecha [f]
harvest season cosecha [f]
post-harvest pasture rights derrota [f]
set of bundles of harvest fajina [f]
space required to harvest a bushel of wheat fanega de puño [f]
space required to harvest a bushel of wheat fanega de sembradura [f]
plentiful harvest guilla [f]
harvest watch meseguería [f]
payment for harvest watch meseguería [f]
each participant's payment for harvest watch meseguería [f]
harvest time mies [f]
harvest of peppers pimienta [f]
sugar cane harvest residue used for livestock feed pulpa [f]
fruit remaining from a harvest rebusca [f]
harvest season recolección [f]
harvest of resin secreted by pines during the resin season remasa [f]
harvest season segazón [f]
harvest season siega [f]
grape harvest vendimia [f]
wine harvest vendimia [f]
grape harvest season vendimia [f]
wine harvest season vendimia [f]
sugar harvest zafra [f]
wooden harvest gloves zoqueta [f]
ready to harvest segadero [adj]
second harvest segundero [adj]
harvest wheat amuelar [v]
harvest the bark from descorchar [v]
harvest silkworm cocoons desembojar [v]
stack the harvest emparvar [v]
form harvest sheaves gavillar [v]
pull up sugarcane stubble after the harvest rastrojar [v]
harvest grapes vendimiar [v]
last months before harvest meses mayores [m/pl]
harvest time agosto [m]
chigger (harvest mite) ácaro de la cosecha [m]
chigger (harvest mite) ácaro rojo [m]
incidental remains from harvest brusco [m]
harvest fly cigarra [f]
sugar harvest zafra [f]
maize harvest tapisca [f]
grain harvest time mies [f]
y-shaped piece of wood to harvest latex horqueta [f]
harvest grapes vendimiar [v]
bring in a harvest cosechar [v]
harvest honeycombs castrar [v]
harvest mite ácaros de la cosecha
harvest mite ácaros rojos
harvest time época de la cosecha
harvest-man agostero [m]
owner of the crop/harvest cosechero [m]
harvest-fly cigarra [f]
harvest-time cosecha [f]
post-harvest pasture rights derrota [f]
plentiful harvest guilla [f]
money paid for watching the harvest meseguería [f]
harvest time mies [f]
harvest season segazón [f]
season of the sugar harvest zafra [f]
owner of the crop/harvest cosechera [f]
yield (fruit/harvest) dar [v]
harvest-home coro de segadores [m]
harvest-bug arador [m]
harvest-man cosechero [m]
harvest time cosecha [f]
apple harvest cosecha de manzanas [f]
harvest moon luna de la cosecha [f]
harvest-home fiesta de segadores [f]
harvest-bug mita [f]
harvest-fly cicada [f]
harvest-fly chicharra [f]
person hired to manually harvest coca leaves acopiador [m] BO
seaweed harvest barreteo [m] CL
harvest mite bicho colorado [m] AR UY
main harvest of the year año grande [m] CO rur.
collective andean dance that includes soft and short tapping and was originally performed in the round during harvest in prehispanic times cachua [m] BO PE rur.
quantity consisting of a percentage of the harvest esquilme [m] CR disused
quantity consisting of a percentage of the harvest esquilmo [m] CR disused rur.
leftovers from the harvest, especially grapes or corn, left on a plot of land or the plant itself cayascho [m] AR:Nw
leftovers from the harvest cayaschi [m] AR:Nw rur.
person who collects the leftover sugarcane that remains after the harvest gaviotero [m] HN
harvest of coffee beans that ripen before or after the main harvest graneo [m] VE:W rur.
harvest of coffee beans that ripen before or after the main harvest graneo [m] CO:W
tobacco leaf from the second harvest congo [m] PR
person in charge of making bundles during harvest manojeador [m] CU
farmer who receives a plot of land to plant crops and receive the first harvest or an agreed upon amount mejorero [m] PE rur.
harvest of a sweet potato plantation pase [m] PR rur.
coffee with many impurities, made up of grains that have dried in the coffee tree before harvest pasilla [m] CO
collection of coffee beans after the primary harvest pepeo [m] CO
person who collects sugar cane remains left behind in the field after the harvest pochotero [m] HN:C,E
last coffee harvest raspe [m] PR rur.
sugar cane harvest hijo [m] PR
potato harvest saque [m] EC:S PR rur.
flute of different types of dimensions, tessitura and holes, played during harvest season, carnivals and festivities tocoro [m] PE BO:C,W,S rur.
small portion of harvest or livestock pegujar [m] disused
person collecting sugar cane remnants left behind in the field after the harvest pochotero [m] HN
second potato harvest resaque [m] CU
maize harvest chapisca [f] CR
maize harvest tapisca [f] CAM
person hired to manually harvest coca leaves acopiadora [f] BO
pulling crops from the roots during harvest arranca [f] CR rur.
start of an activity (primarily referring to the sugar harvest) arrancada [f] CU
corn plant left after the harvest that is used to feed livestock chala [f] BO:W,C,S PY
small portion of a harvest that a worker takes without express permission from the land owner he/she works for chala (del quechua) [f] EC:S
final payment received by the coffee producer for his coffee harvest chinga [f] CR rur.
coffee harvest season feria [f] HN rur.
person who collects the leftover sugarcane that remains after the harvest gaviotera [f] HN
party or feast that is celebrated after the harvest or other work done in common junta [f] PA
harvest cutting method mancuerna [f] CU
person in charge of making bundles during harvest manojeadora [f] CU
blade used to harvest rice straw marucha [f] PA rur.
farmer who receives a plot of land to plant crops and receive the first harvest or an agreed upon amount mejorera [f] PE rur.
coca harvest mita [f] PE:E rur.
intermediate harvest, especially coffee mitaca [f] CO:C PE
collection of potatoes by women and children after initial harvest, keeping for themselves the potatoes left behind pallapa [f] PE:S rur.
person who collects sugar cane remains left behind in the field after the harvest pochotera [f] HN:C,E
first harvest primera [f] GT
fruit harvest recolecta [f] MX GT NI
harvest at the start of the rainy season primera [f] GT
sugar cane harvest semilla [f] PR
sugar cane harvest cepa [f] PR
collection of the last harvest resaca [f] PR rur.
collection of sugar cane after the second harvest resoca [f] MX
second harvest of sugar cane or cotton gathering the last sprouts soca [f] PE rur.
sprout that comes after the rice harvest soca [f] BO:S rur.
corn planted during harvest zafrita [f] PY
intermediate coffee harvest traviesa [f] CO:C,W rur.
olive harvest aceituna (árabe) [f] AL
olive harvest dates aceituna (árabe) [f] AL
olive harvest aceitunera [f] ES local
farmstead harvest chacarería [f] EC CL
corn harvest chapisca [f] LA
surplus from a harvest chinga [f] CR
harvest basket chipa [f] CO
portion of harvest put to thresh greña [f] AL
harvest cutting method mancuerna [f] CU CO CI
wine harvest pitarra [f] ES local
person collecting sugar cane remnants left behind in the field after the harvest pochotera [f] HN
second harvest postrera [f] HN
saffron harvest season rosa [f] ES local
maize harvest tapisca (náhuatl) [f] GT HN SV NI
corn harvest tapisca (náhuatl) [f] GT HN SV NI
characteristic of harvest rastrojero [adj] AR UY
pertaining to cultivation and harvest of sugar zafrero [adj] BO
harvest crops by pulling them from the root (particularly beans) arrancar [v] CR rur.
harvest seaweed barretear [v] CL
harvest corn by cutting the wood with a sickle or machete calchar [v] Ec:S,C rur.
harvest fruit apear [v] NI CR rur.
harvest mature crops descosechar [v] DO rur.
harvest corn by removing the cob from the husk deshojar [v] EC
steal a small part of the harvest from the farm's owner (laborer) chalar (del quechua) [v] EC:S
not obtain a harvest fracasar [v] HN rur.
harvest potatoes cavar [v] EC:N rur.
collect the leftovers from the harvest cayaschar [v] AR:Nw rur.
collect the leftovers from the harvest cayaschir [v] AR:Nw rur.
harvest coffee beans cortar [v] HN SV NI rur.
cut the trunk of the palm or harvest palm fruit coyolear [v] NI rur.
collect the dried coffee that has been left on the ground at the end of the harvest season juntar [v] CR rur.
harvest cashew nuts marañonear [v] PA
harvest tobacco by hand oprimir [v] GT rur.
harvest coca or corn pallar [v] PE rur.
collect potatoes after the harvest pallapar [v] PE:S
harvest potato rascar [v] MX:C rur.
collect the last harvest rastrojear [v] HN CR rur.
collect the last harvest rastrojear [v] MX CU
collect the last harvest of coffee beans, even green ones repelar [v] HN SV NI CR rur.
plant, harvest, or sell vegetables verdulear [v] SV
harvest corn tapiscar [v] MX GT HN SV NI
raise price before harvest alfarrazar [v] ES local
harvest hogberry nancear [v] MX GT HN SV
harvest maize/corn tapiscar (náhuatl) [v] GT HN SV NI
harvest tuna/prickly pear tunear [v] MX
paid for by collecting a part of the harvest en esquilme [adv] CR rur.
Idioms
reap a harvest of something cosechar los frutos de algo [v]
reap a harvest of something recoger los beneficios de algo [v]
reap the harvest of something recoger los beneficios de algo [v]
reap the harvest of something cosechar los frutos de algo [v]
pick up remaining coffee beans after harvest juntar la calle [v] CR
harvest coffee bajar el grano [v] CR rur.
harvest coffee bajar la fruta [v] CR rur.
harvest coffee bajar la fruta [v] CR
buy the harvest in advance comprar a la flor [v] DO
negotiate before the harvest comprar al tiempo [v] MX rur.
Speaking
the last harvest la última cosecha
Phrases
harvest the day día de la cosecha
harvest the day día de la recolección
what you plant now you will harvest later lo que siembres hoy, lo recogerás mañana
Colloquial
fruit harvest cogida [f]
harvest by candlelight buscar algo a moco de candil [v]
harvest by candlelight escoger algo a moco de candil [v]
sprout of the coca plant at two months after harvest llullu muti [m] BO:C
harvest the mango fruit manguear [v] MX:Se HN SV NI rur.
Proverbs
what you plant now you will harvest later lo que se siembra, se cosecha
Slang
spoil a harvest due to an excess of rain aguachinarse CR
Work Safety Terms
harvest fever fiebre de las cosechas
harvest fever fiebre de los arrozales
harvest fever fiebre de los lodos
Politics
sugarcane harvest period control system sistema de control período de zafra CU
sugarcane harvest staff estado mayor de la zafra CU
Engineering
herring-harvest pesca del arenque [m]
wheat harvest cosecha de trigo [f]
harvest time época de recolección
harvest index índice de cosecha
good harvest buena cosecha
harvest interval intervalo previo a la cosecha
hay-harvest siega para henificar
harvest loan crédito de campaña
Biology
harvest mite (trombicula alfreddugesi) polvorín [m] BO AR:Nw
harvest mite (trombicula alfreddugesi) bicho colorado [m] AR UY
harvest mite (eutrombicula alfreddugesi) polvorín [m] BO AR:Nw
harvest mite (eutrombicula alfreddugesi) bicho colorado [m] AR UY
harvest mite (trombicula alfreddugesi) usapuca [f] AR:Nw
harvest mite (eutrombicula alfreddugesi) usapuca [f] AR:Nw
Medicine
harvest mite piques [m/pl] PE
Agriculture
sesame seed or rice harvest corte [m] HN rur.
harvest of coffee beans, cotton, banana, or sugar cane corte [m] HN NI DO
harvest of potatoes and other tubers during april and may llamayu [m] BO:W rur.
harvest bug arador [m]
fruit harvest verano (palencia/valladolid) [m]
harvest fly chicharra [f]
post-harvest postcosecha [f]
third harvest huitaca [f] NI rur.
agricultural field harvested between november and january without plowing after the previous harvest milpa de postreras [f] HN SV NI
first harvest misca [f] PE BO:C rur.
cotton harvest paña [f] PE:W rur.
harvest of coffee, corn, or cotton pizca [f] MX
second harvest postrera [f] HN SV NI PA EC rur.
harvest of yerba mate leaves tarefa [f] AR:Ne
harvest obtained during this time zafriña [f] AR:Ne rur.
post-harvest postcosecha [adj]
line up the piles of cut sugar cane to be picked up by trucks during harvest ajilar [v] CU PR rur.
line up the piles of cut sugar cane to be picked up by trucks during harvest ahilar [v] CU VE
harvest coffee, corn, or cotton pixcar [v] MX
harvest coffee, corn, or cotton pizcar [v] MX
harvest coffee, corn, or cotton piscar [v] MX
harvest yerba mate leaves tarefear [v] AR:Ne
harvest sugar cane zafrar [v] EC AR:N,Ne
harvest ivory nut palms taguar [v] EC
harvest interval intervalo previo a la cosecha
harvest cutting corta principal
grain harvest recolección de cereales
organic post-harvest handling operaciones de poscosecha de productos orgánicos
harvest festival fiesta de la cosecha
Beekeeping
crop (harvest) cosecha do miel [f]
honey harvest cosecha de miel [f]
Wildlife Management
harvest (of threatened species) recolección [f]
Zoology
harvest-mite arador [m]
harvest fly áqueta [f]
Mammals
eurasian harvest mouse ratón espiguero
harvest mouse ratón espiguero
Enology
harvest (grape picking) vendimia [f]
green harvest vendimia en verde
Entomology
harvest mite abú [m] PR
harvest mite abujo [m] DO
harvest mite abuje [m] CU DO
harvest mite abuso [m] DO
harvest mite abús [m] DO
american harvest mite (trombidium americanum) naibí [m] CO
american harvest mite (trombidium americanum) mostacilla [f] GT CO
american harvest mite (trombidium americanum) yaya [f] CO:Se PE
american harvest mite (trombidium americanum) cuítiva [f] CO:C
american harvest mite (trombidium americanum) cuítiba [f] CO:C
Horticulture
second potato harvest resaque [m] CU
Folklore
song sung by indigenous people at the time of the wheat or barley harvest jahuay [m] EC:C,S
festival held by the indigenous people from the north at the end of the wheat, barley, or corn harvest jáichihua [m] EC:N
end of harvest celebration on coffee plantations acabe [m] PR
traditional indigenous dance executed with flags to celebrate carnival and the coming harvest huifala [f] PE
Mammals
american harvest mouse ratón cosechero común [m]