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Significados de "of old" en diccionario español inglés : 8 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
of old allá [adv]
of old antiguamente [adv]
of old antaño [adv]
of old en otro tiempo [adv]
Phrases
of old de antaño
Colloquial
of old antaño
of old antiguamente
of old hace mucho tiempo

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

Inglés Español
General
old liquid measurement equal to a quarter of the hemin acetábulo [m]
old coin of castile arienzo [m]
old piece of artillery búzano [m]
member of the old chamber of castile camarista [m]
old piece of furniture cascajo [m]
old measurement of wine, equal to a third of a quart chico [m]
nobleman who by the old charters of castile, had the right to collect 500 salaries, in satisfaction of the injuries that were done to him hidalgo de devengar quinientos sueldos [m]
indigenous soldier at the service of spain in old prisons of africa mogataz [m]
old copper coin of aragon ochosén [m]
type of old satin raso chorreado [m]
old unit of measurement for fabrics, equivalent to approximately 1 meter ana [f]
old tenement house made up of small dwellings around a large interior patio corrala [f]
indisposition or ailment of old age gotera [f]
old measure of volume equivalent to slightly less than 2 cm3 per second paja de agua [f]
old piece of ordnance pieza de batir [f]
of old english anglosajón [adj]
of the old testament paleotestamentario [adj]
indispositions or ailments of old age goteras [f/pl]
piece of old junk armatoste [m]
old-fashioned form of azul açul [m]
an old kind of four-seated coach forlón [m]
old spanish coin worth 1 quarter of a peseta real [m]
old-fashioned form of celo zelo [m]
old-fashioned form of árbol árbor [m]
old-fashioned form of roble robre [m]
old-fashioned form of salmo psalmo [m]
old-fashioned form of camello gamello [m]
old-fashioned form of caudillo cabdillo [m]
old-fashioned form of césped céspede [m]
old-fashioned form of déspota déspoto [m]
old-fashioned form of eclipse eclipsi [m]
old-fashioned form of ecuador equador [m]
old-fashioned form of filósofo philósopho [m]
old-fashioned form of galardón gualardón [m]
old-fashioned form of herrero ferrero [m]
old-fashioned form of jeroglífico hieroglífico [m]
old-fashioned form of murciélago murciégalo [m]
old-fashioned form of neumático pneumático [m]
old-fashioned spelling of abeto abete [m]
old-fashioned spelling of alambre arambre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of aplauso applauso [m]
old-fashioned spelling of beleño veleño [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cazador caçador [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cenit zenit [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cristianismo christianismo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of cristiano christiano [m]
old-fashioned spelling of diciembre deciembre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of ejemplo exemplo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of ejército exército [m]
old-fashioned spelling of esguízaro esguiçaro [m]
old-fashioned spelling of febrero hebrero [m]
old-fashioned spelling of hidalgo fidalgo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of hombre ombre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of jefe gefe [m]
old-fashioned spelling of juicio juizio [m]
old-fashioned spelling of juicio juycio [m]
old-fashioned spelling of juicio juyzio [m]
old-fashioned spelling of mediodía mediodia [m]
old-fashioned spelling of nombre nonbre [m]
old-fashioned spelling of orden órden [m]
old-fashioned spelling of orujo borujo [m]
old-fashioned spelling of oso osso [m]
old-fashioned spelling of pájaro pajaro [m]
old-fashioned spelling of pie pié [m]
old-fashioned spelling of teatro theatro [m]
old-fashioned spelling of triunfo triumpho [m]
old-fashioned spelling of viaje viage [m]
old-fashioned spelling of volumen volúmen [m]
old-fashioned spelling of zapato çapato [m]
old-fashioned form of ajedrez axedrez [m]
old-fashioned form of bebida bebido [m]
old-fashioned form of alguacil alguazil [m]
old-fashioned form of botellón botellon [m]
old-fashioned form of californio californio [m]
steer of 2-3 years old novillo [m]
old-fashioned form of diosa deesa [f]
old-fashioned form of flema flegma [f]
old-fashioned form of jerarquía hierarquía [f]
old-fashioned form of lealtad lealdad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cabeza cabeça [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cebra zebra [f]
old-fashioned spelling of ciudad cibdad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cizaña zizaña [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cristianidad christianidad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of cuota quota [f]
old-fashioned spelling of danza dança [f]
old-fashioned spelling of gaceta gazeta [f]
old-fashioned spelling of gramática grammatica [f]
old-fashioned spelling of horchata horxata [f]
old-fashioned spelling of jefatura gefatura [f]
old-fashioned spelling of lenteja lanteja [f]
old-fashioned spelling of moza moça [f]
old-fashioned spelling of mujer muger [f]
old-fashioned spelling of navaja nabaja [f]
old-fashioned spelling of necesidad necessidad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of ortografía ortographía [f]
old-fashioned spelling of propiedad propriedad [f]
old-fashioned spelling of rejilla regilla [f]
old-fashioned spelling of vajilla vagilla [f]
old-fashioned spelling of veces vezes [f]
old-fashioned spelling of víbora biuora [f]
old-fashioned form of ausencia absencia [f]
old-fashioned form of bajeza bajez [f]
old-fashioned form of codicia cudicia [f]
old-fashioned form of grulla grúa [f]
old-fashioned form of hambre fambre [f]
old-fashioned form of hambre fame [f]
old-fashioned form of hembra fembra [f]
old-fashioned form of hermosura fermosura [f]
old bag of bones reliquia [f]
old-fashioned spelling of nahuatlato naguatato [m/f]
old-fashioned form of jíbaro gíbaro [m/f]
old-fashioned spelling of mozo moço [m/f]
old-fashioned spelling of vecino vezino [m/f]
old-fashioned form of adecuado adequado [adj]
old-fashioned form of azul açul [adj]
old-fashioned form of beodo beudo [adj]
old-fashioned form of cuanto quanto [adj]
old-fashioned form of flemático flegmático [adj]
old-fashioned form of hermoso fermoso [adj]
old-fashioned form of mismo mesmo [adj]
old-fashioned form of neumático pneumático [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of algún algun [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of bajo baxo [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of cazador caçador [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of cristiano christiano [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of cualquier qualquier [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of excelente excellente [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of necesario necessario [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of psicológico psychológico [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of psicológico psycológico [adj]
old-fashioned spelling of tísico ptisico [adj]
of relatively old age maduro [adj]
related to the member of a group giving mystical interpretation to old testament cabalístico [adj]
old-fashioned form of aderezar adereçar [v]
old-fashioned form of añadir añidir [v]
old-fashioned form of arrancar rancar [v]
old-fashioned form of calmar acalmar [v]
old-fashioned form of centellear to twinkle centellar [v]
old-fashioned form of elegir eligir [v]
old-fashioned form of hablar fablar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of acosar acossar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of cazar caçar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of comprender comprehender [v]
old-fashioned spelling of decir dezir [v]
old-fashioned spelling of dejar dexar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of holgar folgar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of pasar passar [v]
old-fashioned spelling of zabullir çabullir [v]
succumb (to die as a result of something, such as disease, injury, old age) morir [v]