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Significados de "number of" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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number of varios a

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

Inglés Español
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crowd (large number of people or things together) nube [f]
number of accidents accidentalidad [f]
throng (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
two or three cards of the same suit or number ali [m]
set of signs representing the number fourteen 5 catorce [m]
concessionary ticket allowing free travel for a certain number of kilometers kilométrico [m]
number of cattle above fifty in a flock rebujal [m]
certain number of mares trained to a trail cobra [f]
number of printed sheets stitched together posteta [f]
approximate number of (un) número aproximado de [m]
large number of birds pajarería [f]
multitude (a great number of people gathered together; crowd) nube [f]
army (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
swarm (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
swarm (a large number of small animals or insects) masa [f]
given number of head of cattle punta [f]
approximate number of (una) cantidad aproximada de [f]
dozens (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
ton (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
mob (a large number of people) multitud [f]
herd (a large number of people) multitud [f]
legion (a large number of people o things) multitud [f]
crowding (a large number of people) multitud [f]
droves (a large number of people) multitud [f]
lump (a large number of people or things) multitud [f]
a good number of muchos [adj]
a good number of un buen número de [adj]
a great number of muchos [adj]
a great number of bastantes [adj]
a number of unas cuantas [adj]
a number of unos cuantos [adj]
a number of algunos [adj]
a small number of unos cuantos [adj]
a small number of unas cuantas [adj]
a vast number of un gran número de [adj]
a number of times una cuantas veces [adv]
a number of times varias veces [adv]
a number of years ago hace varios años [adv]
a number of years ago hace unos cuantos años [adv]
a small number of pocos [adj/pl]
a good number of una buena cantidad de
a good number of un buen número de
number of partners número de socios
any number of la mar de
the number of... la cantidad de...
the highest number of votes mayoría relativa
the average number of el promedio de
the average number of la media de
growing number of número creciente de
significant number of people número significativo de personas
number of cabillas cabillería [m]
discount of a certain number of ounces in each pound desonce [m]
number of weanings desteto [m]
number of baskets filled with crushed olives and piled one on the other and put in the oil-press cargo [m]
number of scholars at one school discipulado [m]
equal number of votes empate [m]
number of cattle above fifty in a flock rebujal [m]
number of points in a game tanteo [m]
number of cottages or small hamlets in a valley valle [m]
number of inhabitants in one place vecindario [m]
number of panniers/baskets serado [m]
number or row of windows in a building ventanaje [m]
number of panniers/baskets seraje [m]
number of crossbows/bowmen ballestería [f]
number of ten decena [f]
a number of mares for treading out the corn cobra [f]
number of carts carretería [f]
number of threads in fabric cuenta [f]
number of gallegos assembled together gallegada [f]
number of cats together gatería [f]
number of frails of olives ready for pressing encapachadura [f]
army (a large number of people) gente [f]
number of persons gente [f]
number of people in a theatre/cinema/music hall entrada [f]
large number of little birds pajarería [f]
number of tambourines panderada [f]
number of written papers papelera [f]
number of persons or animals employed tanda [f]
number of verses repeated vuelta [f]
number of times a field has been ploughed vuelta [f]
a number of varios [adj]
enrol in the number of citizens avecindar [v]
discount or deduct a certain number of ounces in each pound desonzar [v]
a number of varias [adj/pl]
a small number of varias [adj/pl]
number (a large quantity or group of people or things) multitud [f]
number of eggs found in a nest nidao [m] VE
number of equivalents of 25 lbs that a quantity of sugar cane weighs arrobaje [m] CU
banana that produces a small cluster with large number of short fingers, thick and less curved than those of other varieties banano orito [m] EC
large number of bottles botellero [m] HNSVNICR
fraction of a lottery number bil (inglés) [m] PA
large number of lies bulchiteo (inglés) [m] USPA
large number of bees abejerío [m] CRrarerur.
large number of bees abejerío [m] HNrur.
large number of bees abejero [m] HNCRrur.
a large number of people, animals or things cachimbazal [m] HNSVNIGTCR
a large number of people, animals or things chorro [m] HNCRDO
a large number of people, animals or things tanate [m] GTSVCR
market for a specialized exported product that has a certain number of regular clients in the world market cluster (inglés) [m] HN
pirouette that consists of forming the number 4 with the legs as part of a sobriety test cuatro [m] NIPRBO
large number of mathematical operations or calculations cuenterío [m] MXHN
large number of grasshoppers chapulinero [m] HNNICR
game in which the participants have a limited number of turns to introduce the marbles into a hole choclón [m] CL
large number of chiripas chiripero [m] VE
telephone number of an alcoholic drinks vendor reserved for home delivery fono copete [m] CL
very large number of something fracatán [m] PRDO
very large number of something fracatón [m] PR
large number of scorpions alacranero [m] HNSVNICRVE
number of gallons a container holds galonaje [m] HN
considerable number of things guato [m] MX
large number of crude or uneducated people grencherío [m] SVderog.
large number of crude or uneducated people grencherío [m] SVderog.
large number of coyol palm fruits coyolar [m] CR:Nw
large number of coyol palms coyolar [m] CR:Nw
large number of items of personal and domestic use coroterío [m] VE
large number of people or things condumio [m] PA
large number of people or things agglomerated in one place cojonal [m] CU
large number of people or things agglomerated in one place carajal [m] MXPACUVEEC
logging of a large number of trees hachazón [m] HNrur.
large number of people, things, or activities kilo [m] BO:WCL
large number of deaths of elderly people desviejadero [m] MX
large number of lights lucerío [m] GTHNSVNIVE
large number of things diablal [m] MX
large number of things diablar [m] MX
phone number of the head office master (inglés) [m] VE
export product that has a number of loyal customers in the world market nicho (calco inglés) [m] HNCOECPYcult
prior agreement or pact of honor between two antagonistic or rival parties to determine that the number of representatives of a party do not vote and balance it with an equal number of the other party that are absent for some reason pareo [m] CL
game that consists of repeating numbers in turn, replacing the multiples of a certain number by the word «pin» pin (inglés pin) [m] BO:W
large number of blue crab punchal [m] SV
large number of people sacamanteca [m] PEdisused
large number of people rollo [m] DOBO
large number of things reguerete [m] DOPR
mass (a very large number of things grouped together) multitud [f]
number of birds in a cage alcahazada [f] disused
number of criminals chained together to be led to the galleys cadena [f] outdated
number of animals fattened at one time engorda [f] CLMX
number one on the dice (game of cacho) bala [f] BO
a large number of people or things grouped together in one place burdajada [f] CUDO
a large number of people or things grouped together in one place burda [f] CUDO
cardboard lottery box in which each number from 1 to 100 has a drawing of a chalupa, a small and narrow canoe for navigating very narrow areas chalupa [f] HNNIrur.
pick-up game that follows the rules of baseball and consists of batting with a stick the greatest number of soda bottle caps chapita [f] VE
system of signs associating a meaning with a number from 1 to 100, and that sustains a game of lottery charada (francés) [f] CU
great number of things chingada [f] HN
large number of people, animals, things, or immaterial entities chorrera [f] GTHNNICUVEBOCLARUY
document that includes the identification number, date of entry, and title of a legal document carátula [f] MXBOCLPYARUY
number of pieces a worker receives to assemble in a day carga [f] HN
card game with two to five players using a poker deck to form rows of cards of the same suit or number loba [f] BOAR
large number of births nacedera [f] GT
hand with three cards of the same number and different suits pierna [f] AR
large number of people runfia [f] GTderog.