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Significados de "items" en diccionario español inglés : 4 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
items artículos [m/pl]
items piezas [f/pl]
Engineering
items partidas [f/pl]
Biology
items elementos [m/pl]

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

Inglés Español
General
household items menaje [m]
arranged items aliño [m]
set of seven items semanario [m]
thirteenth part of the value of items sold that was paid to the jurisdictional lord trecén [m]
glass items sold in a glass store cristalería [f]
personal items hatería [f]
sell second-hand items chamarilear [v]
sale items oportunidades f[/pl]
entry into books of items that had previously been concealed afloramiento [m]
joining two items together acoplamiento [m]
someone who is selling foodstuffs and household items abacero [m]
arrangement of items in a line alineación [f]
someone who is selling foodstuffs and household items abacera [f]
newspaper section for news items gacetilla [f]
pertaining to or being the second of two items segundo [adj]
pertaining to or being the second of two items éste [adj]
state in items especificar [v]
ancillary items elementos auxiliares [m/pl]
person who clandestinely locates items to be exchanged for a commission corredor de permuta [n] CU
items on sale artículos en oferta
sale items artículos en oferta
rope (a string of items attached in one line) fila [f]
news-items noticias [f/pl]
news-items actualidades [f/pl]
placement of items one on top of the other apilonamiento [m] HNNI
store that sells essential items abasto [m] VEECdisused
hoarding commercial items with intent to dominate the market abarque [m] EC
pot made with three royal palms used to carry miscellaneous items beniquén [m] DO
horse-drawn cart used to carry firewood and other miscellaneous items birloche [m] CL:S
someone who is strong and able to carry heavy items buey de carga [m] CU
person who sells stolen items cachinero [m] EC:N
person who sells stolen items cachinero [m] PE
group of useless items cachivacherío [m] PEUYPY
group of useless items cachivacherío [m] AR:Nw
pile of useless items cachivachero [m] HNSVNICRVE
place in a home where useless items are stored cachivachero [m] NIPY
pile of discarded items cachureo [m] CL
canvas cushion used to carry heavy items on the head abonuco [m] CUrur.
a person who packs groceries or other items into bags bagger (inglés) [m] PR
disordered appetite for food or other items esmayamiento [m] PR
group of collapsed items desburrungazón [m] SV
disordered appetite for food or other items desmayamiento [m] DOPR
room in which many items are kept, generally old items or items no longer in use cuarto de desahogo [m] CU
a small room that is typically used to store items of little use cuarto de san alejo [m] CO
a small room that is typically used to store items of little use cuarto del reblujo [m] CO:W
a small room that is typically used to store items of little use cuarto del rebrujo [m] CO:W
fibrous pith of a plant used to bind tamales and other items cibaque [m] GT
search and collection in the streets or landfills for useful discarded items that can be resold cirujeo [m] AR
person dedicated to the importation or exportation of customs-free items falluquero [m] MX
mixture of items wrapped together envoltijo [m] HNDO
place where items are packed envasadero [m] CU
enameled iron used for tableware and household items fierro aporcelanado [m] PE
rubber filling in small items foam rubber (inglés) [m] USPR
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonero [m] CLAR
set of items used as bait, especially the head, spine, legs, and entrails of a goat or ram alafre [m] VE:W
set of items to be loaded carguillero [m] NI
vendor of inexpensive items cangallero [m] PE
man who collects or buys used items, paper, bottles, and transports them in a two-wheeled cart carretelero [m] AR
man who pushes a cart with items to trade for bottles or to sell fruit carretillero [m] PAdisused
vice of buying items after being motivated by exaggerated publicity consumerismo [m] PR
large number of items of personal and domestic use coroterío [m] VE
large quantity of items of the same type costalado [m] CO:W
quantity of items that fit in a sack costalado [m] CO
bundle of fodder, wood, medicinal plants, legumes, or other similar items huango [m] EC
straw for making hats, mats, and other items jipi [m] EC
reed basket for transporting provisions and other items macuto [m] CUDOVE
children's game where participants catch items thrown into the air óleo [m] AR
owner of a modest hardware stall on public roads where various items are sold quincallero [m] PR
set of scattered items regadero [m] AR
round of fabric for carrying items on the head yagual [m] MXGTHNSVNICR:Nw
person who sells rounds of fabric for carrying items on the head yagualero [m] SV
personal items tilinche [m] PA
store where stolen items are sold tope [m] HNdelinq.
person who buys or sells stolen items topetero [m] HNpolice
person who buys or sells stolen items toponero [m] SV
tax on confiscated items descamino [m] disused
sale of stolen items cachinería [f] EC
person who sells stolen items cachinera [f] EC:N
person who sells stolen items cachinera [f] PE
selling of low cost items cachivachería [f] BO
stolen items cachada [f] SV
retail store where food, drinks, and household items are sold despensa [f] HNPYARUY
group of useless items of silver or gold, to be melted down chafalonía [f] PE
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] AR:Nwdisused
tray made of metal or some other material that is flat or concave and used to serve, present or deposit items charola [f] MXCO:W,SwHNSVNIPEBOECrare
barter or direct exchange of agricultural products for other food items chapara [f] BO
woman who sells mystical or esoteric items chiflera [f] BO:W,C
importation or exportation of items without paying legally required customs fees falluca [f] MX
importation or exportation of items without paying legally required customs fees fayuca [f] MX
store where different items are sold retail ferretería [f] VEdisused
factory where a great variety of food stuffs and domestic items are produced factoría (inglés factory) [f] US
list of items or supplies to be consumed in a certain amount of time factura [f] CU
list of items or supplies to be consumed in a certain amount of time facturería [f] CU
protrusion on a support beam where items are hung ceja [f] HNrur.
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonera [f] CLAR
woman who collects or buys used items, paper, bottles, and transports them in a two-wheeled cart carretelera [f] AR
sale of someone else's merchandise, which is paid off as items are sold at a prearranged price consignación [f] MXDOPEBO
large quantity of items of the same type costalada [f] GTHN
quantity of items that fit in a sack costalada [f] GTHNSVNIBO
portion of a street in quito where contraband items from the colombian town of ipiales are sold ipiales [f] EC
set of hidden items huacabolas [f] CU
box for moving fragile items jaba [f] GTDOVE:EECPEBOCL
straw for making hats, mats, and other items jipijapa [f] BO
store where items are paid for in dollars diplo [f] NIdisusedrare
store where items are paid for in dollars diplotienda [f] CU
place where items made of woven palm mats are made or sold petatería [f] MX
modest impromptu stall on the street where different items are sold quincalla [f] PR
owner of a modest hardware stall on public roads where various items are sold quincallera [f] PR
set of scattered items regazón [f] HNNICRCU
establishment that sells items used in the practice of santería and esotericism santería [f] DOECPEPYUY
religious items store santería [f] CLAR
items for sewing and knitting sedería [f] PA
establishment for felling sewing and knitting items sedería [f] PA
set of small items like sardines or caitipa mojarra xirulada [f] MXdisusedrur.
person who sells rounds of fabric for carrying items on the head yagualera [f] SV
roll of cloth for carrying items on one's head umallina [f] PE:E
person who buys or sells stolen items topetera [f] HNpolice
person who buys or sells stolen items toponera [f] SV
children's game involving dropping items trying to cover another tapadita [f] ARUY
pile of overly sweet items dulzaina [f] derog.
buyer of stolen items tope [m/f] HNNIdelinq.
forming mounds (items) arrumado [adj] PE
piled up (items) arrumado [adj] PE
describing items piled up or forming mounds arrumado [adj] PE
referring to the area where street vendors sell their items cachinero [adj] PE
selling poor quality items runcho (inglés raunchy) [adj] PA
selling counterfeit items tapujero [adj] SV
pile items on top of each other apilonar [v] NICUDOPRCOVEBOPYdisused
heap items in a small space apilonar [v] NIPAPY
separate out useless items arrumar [v] PAVEECCO:C
hoard commercial items with intent to dominate the market abarcar [v] USAR
hoard commercial items with intent to dominate the market abarcar [v] PACUDOrare
prepare a hidden place in a vehicle to transport illicit items caletear [v] NI
pile items on top of each other empilonar [v] PR
carry items on a horse acarguillar [v] AR:Nwrur.
separate items that had been united desenyugarse [v] PR
separate items that had been united desenyuntar [v] PRrur.
collect waste in the streets or landfills to subsist by marketing recoverable or recyclable items from trash cirujear [v] AR
steal items from a suitcase in an airport/at a port capar [v] CU
import or export items without paying legally required customs fees falluquear [v] MX
recover cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonear [v] CLAR
rummage through items looking for something crucutear [v] DO
sell items of one or several types at wholesale prices by buying from several retailers corretear [v] ARUY
offer low demand merchandise for sale with other items that are in demand convoyar [v] CUdisused
join to similar items cuapear [v] NI
put the same items together cuapear [v] NI
collect used items for sale huesear [v] SV
cause a strange feeling in someone's teeth and gums due to eating something bitter, hearing high-pitched noises, or touching certain items destemplar [v] CRPACOVEECPEBOCL
have a strange feeling in one's teeth and gums due to eating something bitter, hearing high-pitched noises, or touching certain items destemplar [v] MXGTHNCRPACOECPEBOCL
flaunt stylish clothing or luxury items paquetear [v] PYARUYrare