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horses caballos [m/pl]

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Inglés Español
Common
wrangler (of horses) potrero [m]
stable (building for cows/horses) establo [m]
herd of horses yeguada [f]
steal horses cuatrero [adj]
General
stable of horses caballeriza [f]
string of horses reata [f]
herd of horses caballada [f]
raising a horses hind legs empinamiento [m]
mixed grain for horses herrén [m]
detouring cattle with the horses lazo [m]
alveolus of horses' teeth pesebrejo [m]
commissioner for the purchase of cavalry horses remontista [m]
team of horses tiro [m]
bran water for horses agua blanca [f]
drove of horses caballada [f]
stud of horses and mules caballeriza [f]
place where horses roam corredera [f]
string of horses cuadra [f]
chariot drawn by four horses cuadriga [f]
four horses to pull a chariot cuadriga [f]
raising a horses hind legs empinadura [f]
overheating (horses) encalmadura [f]
esparto glove for cleaning horses lúa [f]
covering for horses manta [f]
stalks of horses fodder left uneaten pajaza [f]
string of horses reata [f]
royal horses regalada [f]
king's horses regalada [f]
misted herb fed medicinally to horses rociada [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting horses tafurea (árabe) [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting goods and horses tarida [f]
herd of horses yeguada [f]
herd of horses yegüería [f]
training horses arrendador [adj]
dealing horses chalán [adj]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
raise a horses hind legs empinarse [v]
provide horses encabalgar [v]
overfeed horses encebadar [v]
begin to tame horses mampresar [v]
tie horses in a string reatar [v]
cavities around the frog of horses' feet candados [m/pl]
team (of horses) tiro [m]
pasture ground for horses pastizal [m]
someone that trims and shoes horses' hooves herrador [m]
place where horses roam/run corredero [m]
small herd of horses with mares and colts in the savanna hatajo [m]
cowboy expert at roping cattle/horses soguero [m]
change of horses posta [f]
caring for horses acicaladura [f]
someone that trims and shoes horses' hooves herradora [f]
branch of discipline studying on horses hipología [f]
supply of saddle horses remonta [f]
herd of horses yeguada [f]
group/bunch of horses madrina [f]
eatage (bulky food like grass or hay for browsing or grazing horses or cattle) hierba [f]
expert on horses caballista [m/f]
mustang (of horses) mesteño [m/f]
pertaining to horses hípico [adj]
pertaining to a horse or horses equino [adj]
shoe horses encasquillar [v]
bet on horses at the race track apostar por los caballos en la pista de carreras [v]
driver of horses/mules adulero [m]
time when and place where horses cover mares acaballadero [m]
ring to tie horses to arrendadero [m]
someone who lets coaches or horses on hire alquilador [m]
dung of horses, mules and asses cagajón [m]
curb chain (for horses) barbiquejo [m]
kind of cushion placed under saddles for comfort of horses baste [m]
cart with four horses cuadriyugo [m]
running away (horses) desbocamiento [m]
instrument for bleeding horses cuernezuelo [m]
hard tumor on horses' legs eslabón [m]
dealer in cattle/horses chalán [m]
alveolus of horses' teeth pesebrejo [m]
rack pace (horses) entrepaso [m]
mixed grain for horses herrén [m]
relating to the breeding and training of horses hipismo [m]
artillery officer in charge of horses jilmaestre [m]
small tumor in horses lechino [m]
commissioner for the purchase of cavalry horses remontista [m]
set of reins and bridles of horses rendaje [m]
morbid swelling on horses loba [m]
morbid swelling on horses lobado [m]
team of horses, mules par [m]
team/pair of horses tronco [m]
carriage with two horses, one behind the other tándem [m]
second hoof of horses saúco [m]
boy who leads horses to graze by night yacedor [m]
brake (horses) freno (carruajes) [m]
hobble (for horses) apea [f]
stature (of horses) alzada [f]
blinker (for horses) antojera [f]
start of horses arremetida [f]
abscess in the hoofs of horses aguadura [f]
brake (horses) arretranca [f]
stud of horses, mules caballeriza [f]
switch used for breaking in young horses baqueta [f]
tumour on the knee of horses codillera [f]
disease in horses caused by overwork desainadura [f]
disease in hoofs of horses and mules entrepalmadura [f]
chariot drawn by four horses cuadriga [f]
disease in hoofs of horses and mules entrcpalmadura [f]
age mark in horses' teeth neguilla [f]
sore in the hoofs of horses escarza [f]
a disease of horses infosura [f]
disease of horses caused by overheating encalmadura [f]
mangy ulcers in the joints of horses grapa [f]
king's horses regalada [f]
collection of cavalry horses remonta [f]
relay of horses remuda [f]
cold in horses resfriadura [f]
caper (horses) pintura [f]
esparto glove for cleaning horses lúa [f]
stalks of horses fodder left uneaten pajaza [f]
straps/cords yoking two horses madrina [f]
trappings of horses montura [f]
drove of horses or mules thus tied reata [f]
rope to tie horses in single file reata [f]
relay of horses and place where the change is made parada [f]
injury of the knees of horses rodillera [f]
post-horses posta [f]
three horses in line triga [f]
flat-bottomed boat for transporting horses tafurea [f]
sickness attacking horses tembladera [f]
someone who lets coaches or horses on hire alquiladora [f]
dealer in cattle/horses chalana [f]
connoisseur of horses caballista [m/f]
relating to horses having the glanders amormado [adj]
said of horses having the head shaped like sheep acarnerado [adj]
kicking (horses) acoceador [adj]
having long and big teeth (horses) dentivano [adj]
having low buttocks (horses) derribado [adj]
cup-hoofed (of horses) casquiacopado [adj]
having two white stockings (horses) dosalbo [adj]
vicious (horses/mules) falso [adj]
dappled (horses) empedrado [adj]
relating to horses hípico [adj]
high-necked (horses and bulls) engatillado [adj]
saddle-backed (horses) ensillado [adj]
pitch-coloured (said of horses) peceño [adj]
refractory (horses) repropio [adj]
black (of horses) mohíno [adj]
reddish-black (horses) morcillo [adj]
roan (horses) rodado [adj]
silver-grey (horses) rucio [adj]
having one or both ears cut off (horses) tronzo [adj]
mettlesome (horses) soberbio [adj]
be of the same colour (horses) apelar [v]
match (said of a pair of horses) apelar [v]
fall face downwards (horses) asobinarse [v]
stamp (horses) atabalear [v]
put panniers on horses angarillar [v]
yoke/harness horses/oxen acollarar [v]
stop the ears of horses atronar [v]
drive, urge horses, mules arrear [v]
remove a packsaddle from mules or horses desenjalmar [v]
take off shackles (from horses/mules) desmanear [v]
founder (of horses) despear [v]
rip off horses' shoes desherrar [v]
break in (horses) desbravar [v]
lose a shoe (of horses) descalzarse [v]
train (horses) castigar [v]
deal in horses chalanear [v]
be of mixed colours (horses) entrepelar [v]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
rise on the hind legs (horses) empinarse [v]
provide horses encabalgar [v]
rise on the hind legs (horses) encabritarse [v]
carry the head too low (horses) encapotarse [v]
prick horses in shoeing enclavar [v]
harness horses/mules guarnecer [v]
be saddle-galled (horses) matarse [v]
paw (horses) piafar [v]
get unruly (horses) repropiarse [v]
toss the head (horses) picotear [v]
move backward (horses) retrechar [v]
begin to break horses mampresar [v]
shackle (horses) manear [v]
interfere (of horses) tropezarse [v]
cover the track of the fore feet with the track of the hind feet (horses) taparse [v]
graze by night (horses) yacer [v]
shoe horses herrar [v]
break in (horses) desbravecer [v]
tail and mane of horses cabos [m/pl]
cavities round the frog of horses' feet candados [m/pl]
bounds and curvetting of horses escarceos [m/pl]
chests for stores carried on horses or mules aportaderas [f/pl]
frames for water jars carried by horses aguaderas [f/pl]
distemper of horses, affecting the legs, neck and throat agujas [f/pl]
gears or traces of mules and horses guarniciones [f/pl]
reins for controlling the leader horses guías [f/pl]
lad who tends the horses atajador [m] CL
whip for horses acial [m] CAM EC
blinkers for horses tapaojo [m] CO VE
with small white spots on the knuckles (horses) acodillado [m] AR
observation point to keep a watch on cattle and wild horses veladero [m] VE
hand bringing up the rear in herding horses culatero [m] VE
plainsman/horseman who uses a whip to guide cattle/horses fustanero [m] VE
rope to tie two or more horses in single file arrebiato [m] VE
confinement of horses to pastures apotreramiento [m] CU rur.
confinement of horses to pastures apotreramiento [m] CU
halter (horses) bozal [m] CR CO VE PE CL AR UY rur.
halter (horses) bozal [m] BO:E rur.
halter (horses) bozal [m] MX HN SV NI PA EC rur.
halter (horses) bozal [m] CU DO rur.
ordinary saddle for horses made of reed, majagua or banana leaves aparejo [m] PA DO
rawhide saddle for loaded horses aparejo [m] GT HN SV NI PA AR rur.
saddle equipment (horses) apero [m] CO VE PE CL AR
saddle equipment (horses) apero [m] HN NI PA PY UY rur.
saddle equipment (horses) apero [m] BO:Se
male mounting a female (cattle/horses) brinco [m] SV
headstall (horses) bozal [m] CR CO VE PE CL AR UY rur.
headstall (horses) bozal [m] BO:E rur.
headstall (horses) bozal [m] MX HN SV NI PA EC rur.
headstall (horses) bozal [m] CU DO rur.
team of horses par [m]
pasture where old and thin horses graze chalatón [m] HN rur.
person who has a sports interest in horses equitador [m] MX CO EC PE BO CL AR BO rur.
virulent, contagious disease, frequent and deadly in sheep, cattle, goats and sometimes horses carbón [m] CO
person who would look after the backup team or horses teamed to the cart in order to climb a hill or get through a difficult pass cuarteador [m] AR disused
tack equipment placed around a horse's neck to join a team of horses collarejo [m] PR
tack equipment placed around a horse's neck to join a team of horses collerín [m] PR
pronounced groove that horses between the thorax and the neck hachazo [m] HN SV
leather strap to tie horses maneador [m] MX BO AR UY rur.
person who trains horses to pace entallador [m] DO PR
farrier, in charge of shoeing horses mariscal [m] CL
person skilled in lassoing untamed cattle or horses enlazador [m] EC BO
disease in cattle and horses caused by a calcium and magnesium deficiency mal de los avenales [m] AR
group of old horses matungaje [m] AR derog.
man in charge of a herd of horses tropillero [m] AR UY rur.
herd of horses yegüerío [m] GT HN SV NI PA DO
man in charge of stock horses tropillero [m] AR UY rur.
training of roosters or horses to compete traqueo [m] PR
stealing horses cuatrerismo [m] AR
place horses congregate in while trying to escape flies mosquil [m] ES local
exercising horses vareo [m] AR UY
herd of horses yegüerío [m] GT HN NI
hind covering (for horses) anquera [f] MX
theft of cattle or horses or any livestock arreada [f] AR MX
guide-rails for enclosing or shipping horses or cattle manga [f] AR CR
viciousness of horses zuna [f] disused
concavity in the form of a horseshoe that is made in the hulls of the horses so that they can be better settle on the ground agarradera [f] AR UY
with small white spots on the knuckles (horses) acodillada [f] AR
corral to handle horses corraleja  [f] VE
short rope to tie up horses falseta  [f] MX VE
ability to domesticate cattle and horses baquía [f] BO
country event where horses are broken amansadura [f] CL
wooden frame, lined with metal foil and carried by horses (used to transport water) bota [f] HN SV
horse race important for the quality of horses entered in the race and the amounts wagered depositada [f] AR:Nw
splashing by horses passing through a quagmire champán [f] DO
person who has a sports interest in horses equitadora [f] MX CO EC PE BO CL AR BO rur.
person who would look after the backup team or horses teamed to the cart in order to climb a hill or get through a difficult pass cuarteadora [f] AR disused
tack equipment placed around a horse's neck to join a team of horses collera [f] PR
periodontal disease in horses jaba [f] SV NI
taming of wild horses jineteada [f] MX SV BO PY UY
strap with two rings through which the reins pass and prevents the horses from nodding martingala (francés) [f] AR UY rur.
set of useless old horses mancarronada [f] AR UY rur.
person skilled in lassoing untamed cattle or horses enlazadora [f] EC BO
group of back up horses muda [f] AR UY rur.
herd of horses rebiata [f] SV
leather muzzle to wean calves or prevent horses from eating before a race trompeta [f] BO:E rur.
herd of horses that follow the mother mare tropilla [f] BO:S,E AR UY rur.
cattle led by horses tropilla [f] CL
herd of horses if the same color tropilla de un pelo [f] AR UY rur.
herd of horses that follow the mother mare tropilla entablada [f] AR UY rur.
herd of wild horses bagualada [f] AR UY rur.
cattle and horses disease caused by ingestion of burned straw hermosura [f] VE
taming of wild horses jineteada [f] MX SV BO PY AR UY
wild (horses and cattle) bagual [adj] CL AR UY
having a gait like gentle trotting horses campero [adj] MX
applied to honey-coloured horses doradillo [adj] AR CR UY
with cropped ears (horses) sonto [adj] GT HN NI
with small white spots on the knuckles (horses) acodillado [adj] AR
lowering back and ears due to tiredness or heat (horses) acholado [adj] AR:Nw
referring to horses calchón [adj] CL rur.
training (horses) amansador [adj] US MX HN SV NI CU PR EC PE BO CL PA CO rur. VE derog. UY disused
related to fans of horses and horse races burrero [adj] PE CL
skillful in handling horses and other animals campirano [adj] MX
pertaining to horses trained to participate in rodeos corralero [adj] CL
pertaining to horses yeguarizo [adj] CL AR UY
pertaining to horses yeguarizo [adj] PY rur.
looking after the backup team or horses teamed to the cart cuarteador [adj] AR
riding the left horse of the leading or only pair of horses drawing a carriage veredario [adj] disused
use a girth for fastening and securing horses apegualar [v] CL
become tame (horses) amadrinarse [v] SA
tame (horses) aguachar [v] CL
get fat in idleness (horses) aguacharse [v] AR UY
rise on the hind feet (horses) enarcarse [v] MX
shoe horses encasquillar [v] AMER
lower the head too much (horses) engrillar [v] PR VE
tame wild horses by riding them jinetear [v] AMER
pursue wandering horses through the night to herd them back to a corral trasnochar [v] VE
separate the hairs from a horses mane to twist it and make halters hilar [v] VE
suffer from enteritis (horses) atorzonarse [v] MX GT rur.
stir up the horses barajustar [v] VE
incite the horses barajustar [v] VE
fatten horses due to excessive feeding aguachar [v] BO
breed (horses) brincar [v] SV rur.
tame horses chalanear [v] HN PA rur.
tame (horses) chilacear [v] SV
accustom horses to walking and living as a team entropillar [v] AR UY rur.
run in a close heat (horses at chilean races) collerear [v] CL
train roosters or horses to compete traquear [v] PR
train horses chalanear [v] HN PA CO EC BO AR
remove saddlebags from horses or mules desalforjar [v] disused
ride horses encabalgar [v] disused
choose horses of similar fur and size to form a herd entablar [v] UY rur.
accustom horses to living in a herd entropillar [v] AR UY
tame wild horses jinetear [v] LA
group of runaway/wild horses cimarroneros [m/pl] VE
sores on a horses produced by the harness or spurs espejeras [f/pl] CU rur.
said of horses having the head shaped like sheep acarnerada [adj/f]
kicking (horses) acoceadora [adj/f]
having a gait like gentle trotting horses campera [adj/f] MX
applied to honey-coloured horses doradilla [adj/f] AR CR UY
having two white stockings (horses) dosalba [adj/f]
cup-hoofed (of horses) casquiacopada [adj/f]
dappled (horses) empedrada [adj/f]
high-necked (horses and bulls) engatillada [adj/f]
saddle-backed (horses) ensillada [adj/f]
refractory (horses) repropia [adj/f]
relating to horses having the glanders amormada [adj/f]
roan (horses) rodada [adj/f]
silver-grey (horses) rucia [adj/f]
vicious (horses/mules) falsa [adj/f]
mettlesome (horses) soberbia [adj/f]
with cropped ears (horses) sonta [adj/f] GT HN NI
black (of horses) mohína [adj/f]
reddish-black (horses) morcilla [adj/f]
wild (horses and cattle) baguala [adj/f] CL AR UY
having long and big teeth (horses) dentivana [adj/f]
having low buttocks (horses) derribada [adj/f]
having one or both ears cut off (horses) tronza [adj/f]
pitch-coloured (said of horses) peceña [adj/f]
relating to horses hípica [adj/f]
referring to horses calchona [adj/f] CL rur.
skillful in handling horses and other animals campirana [adj/f] MX
Idioms
change horses in midstream cambiar de caballo en medio de la correntada [v]
change horses in the middle of the stream cambiar de caballo en medio de la correntada [v]
change horses in midstream cambiar a medio camino (de política/personal) [v]
change horses in the middle of the stream cambiar a medio camino (de política/personal) [v]
drive a coach and four horses through llevarse por el instinto [v]
drive a coach and horses through refutar una idea [v]
drive a coach and horses through imponer las propias condiciones [v]
drive a coach and horses through romper las reglas [v]
drive a coach and horses through something imponer las propias condiciones en un asunto [v]
drive a coach and horses through something exponer los puntos débiles de una idea o plan [v]
drive a coach and horses through desacreditar mostrando los puntos débiles [v]
hold one's horses apaciguar sus aguas [v]
play the horses jugar en las carreras de caballos [v]
swap horses in midstream cambiar de caballo en la correntada [v]
swap horses in midstream cambiar algo a mitad de camino [v]
raise a horses hind legs irse una bestia a la empinada [v]
don't spare the horses apúrate [interj]
hold your horses para el carro
hold your horses! ¡para el carro!
hold one's horses ser paciente
hold your horses detente
wild horses couldn't drag me there! ¡nada podría arrastrarme allí!
wild horses could not drag him nada podría apartarlo
wild horses couldn't drag someone away nada podría apartarlo
wild horses couldn't drag me nada podría apartarme
wild horses couldn't drag someone away nada podría separarlo
wild horses couldn't drag me there! por nada del mundo iría allí
change horses in midstream cambiar de opinión a mitad de camino
hold one's horses! ¡despacito y con buena letra!
hold one's horses! ¡para el carro!
change horses in midstream cambiar a mitad de camino
change horses in midstream ser un chaquetero
hold your horses espérate
hold your horses cálmate
if wishes were horses, beggars would ride si mi tía tuviera ruedas, sería una bicicleta
if wishes were horses, beggars would ride si con desear bastara …
don’t change horses in the middle of the stream en tiempos de tribulación, no hacer mudanza
hold one's horses mascar el freno [v] GT
hold one's horses mascar el freno [v] UY
Speaking
don't spare the horses! ¡apúrate! [interj]
hold your horses para el carro
hold your horses cálmate
hold your horses ¡para!
hold your horses contrólate
hold your horses ¡alto!
hold your horses serénate
don't spare the horses date prisa
hold your horses esto se acabó
hold your horses no te desesperes
don't spare the horses no pierdas tiempo
Phrases
wild horses couldn't keep me away no me lo perdería por nada del mundo
to change horses in midstream cambiar de opinión a mitad de camino
hold your horses! ¡echa el freno, Madaleno!
Colloquial
troops that care for the disabled horses garrapata [f]
hold one's horses ensanchar el cuajo [v]
wild horses won't drag it out of him no lo sacarán ni con pinzas [expr]
horses for courses cada cual en lo suyo
horses for courses cada loco con su tema
horses for courses zapatero a tus zapatos
hold your horses! ¡no me apures!
hold your horses! ¡aguarda te digo!
don't spare the horses! ¡apresúrate!
don't spare the horses! ¡rápido, vamos!
hold your horses agárrate que vienen curvas
don't spare the horses andando, que es gerundio
don't spare the horses arreando, que es gerundio
hold your horses! no te me calientes plancha
man who trains race horses compositor [m] AR UY PY rare
four-wheel urban vehicle pulled by horses hipomóvil [m] CL disused
taming of wild horses jinetear [v] MX GT HN NI PA VE EC PE PY UY BO
hold your horses qué vachaché [expr] AR
hold your horses qué vachaché [expr] UY rare
don't spare the horses! ¡deprisa! PE
don't spare the horses! ¡ándale! MX
don't spare the horses! ¡dale! AR
don't spare the horses! ¡ándale pues! MX
Proverbs
if wishes were horses ( then beggars would ride) si con desear bastara
if wishes were horses al pobre y al feo, todo se les va en deseo
if wishes were horses, beggars would ride si la mar fuera vino, todo el mundo sería marino
Slang
hold your horses no te apresures
doped horses caballos dopados
Engineering
mattress covering to protect horses peto [m]
disease of horses lamparón [m]
team of horses pareja [f]
water (horses) abrevar [v]
shoe horses encasquillar [v]
shoe horses herrar [v]
Medicine
azoturia of horses azotina de los caballos
biliary fever of horses fiebre biliosa de los caballos
infectious arteritis virus of horses virus de la arteritis infecciosa del caballo
Psychology
fear of horses miedo a los caballos
Veterinary
blemish in the eyes of horses relámpago [m]
instrument for bleeding horses cornezuelo [m]
morbid swelling on the pastern of horses gabarro [m]
abscess (of horses) ardínculo [m]
distemper which affects horses' hoofs hormiguillo [m]
white spots on the eyes of horses dragón [m]
repletion (horses) encebadamiento [m]
ulcer in the feet or legs of horses atronamiento [m]
tumour in horses lechín [m]
white stripe some horses have on their face cordón [m]
small tumor in horses lechín [m]
small tumor in horses lechino [m]
morbid swelling on horses lobado [m]
blemish in the eyes of horses relámpago [m]
disease in horses' hoofs disminución [f]
catarrh (in horses) aguadura [f]
callous excrescence on the backs of mules and horses almohadilla [f]
lameness (horses) despeadura [f]
poultice for horses carga [f]
tumor on the knee of horses codillera [f]
horses’ knee disease corvaza [f]
disease in hoofs of horses and mules entrepalmadura [f]
apply ash poultices (to horses) acernadar [v]
apply ash poultices (to horses) aplicar cernadas [v]
become affected by the sun (horses) asolearse [v]
chronic tumor or illness in horses dolames [m/pl]
Technical
team of horses frustum tronco [m]
Oceanography
white horses cabrillas [f/pl]
white horses cabrillas [f/pl]
Military
team of horses atelaje (francés) [m]
supplying a cavalry with fresh horses remonta [f]
collection of cavalry horses remonta [f]
harness and hitch horses to a carriage atalajar [v]
Literature
team of two horses pulling a higa biga [f]
Baseball
refers to a well hit ball that causes the outfielders to get on their horses (run a good distance) files a caballo [phrase]