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Significados de "other from" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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Significados de "other from" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 94 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
separating silver from other metals desplate [m]
muslim man from mindanao and other malaysian islands moro [m]
drawing away from other's company desbandada [f]
separating silver from other metals desplatación [f]
muslim woman from mindanao or other malaysian islands mora [f]
receive investiture from a military order or other institute cruzarse [v]
draw away from other's company desbandarse [v]
remove spindles from railings, balconies, and other iron constructions despatillar [v]
separate silver from other metals desplatar [v]
across from each other encarar [v]
sit across from each other encarar [v]
be across from each other encararse [v]
be seated across from each other encararse [v]
across from each other encuadrar [v]
sit across from each other encuadrar [v]
device which is used for separating impurities from a fluid or other substance filtro [m]
be separated from each other estar mutuamente separados [v]
be separated from each other estar separados el uno del otro [v]
act of separating silver from other metals desplate [m]
wedding presents from bride and bridegroom to each other vistas [f/pl]
shell of various fruits, from which cups and other vessels are made gachumbo [m] AMER
cigarette made from weed pressed with glue or other similar toxic substances atontaguayo [m] CL
box of acrylic, wood or other material from where the roosters come out in the ring to start the fight cajón [m] PR
(in the banana producing plantations) a facility where workers coming from other regions live bache [m] PA
passing a spinning top from one hand to the other bote [m] CR
computer assembled from parts of other computers chanchito [m] BO
bite from a dog or other animal charrascazo [m] PR
blow from a whip or other similar object cinchonazo [m] CRdisusedrur.
stick with a flat end which is used for removing soil from plant bulbs and roots and other agricultural uses chope [m] CL
very narrow valley between two heights not too distant from each other cañadón [m] CL
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonero [m] CLAR
male delinquent who steals fish from boats and other means of transport gato [m] CL
flour made from roasted grains or other starchy plants, sometimes with salt cofio [m] PA
children's game involving trying to kick a small ball between the legs of one child who then receives a spanking from the other children hoyito patada [m] CL
competition disputed during carnival in which some horse riders try to take possession of a basket hanging from an arch in which there is a duck or in other cases to pluck the head of the bird jalapato [m] PE
pasty substance extracted from the female cochineal reduced to powder and used as a red dye for silk, wool, and other materials nocheztli [m] MXrur.
thick cigar made from scraps from other puro cigars puro de picadura [m] HNNI
thick cigar made from scraps from other puro cigars puro de segunda [m] HNNI
thick cigar made from scraps from other puro cigars puro de tripa corta [m] HNNI
percentage of money made from stealing from daily purchases or other things requecho [m] PY
spinning top used to take hits from other tops sufridor [m] EC
a basket made from reeds or other vegetal fiber used by ecuadorian natives to carry loads on their backs ashanga (del quechua) [f] ECrur.
platform made with boards or planks joined together or on a group of canoes that are tied together, that is used to transport people and things from one side of the river to the other chalana (francés) [f] VEBO:E
residue from shredded coconut or other fruit cáscara rallada [f] PR
person who recovers cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonera [f] CLAR
female delinquent who steals fish from boats and other means of transport gata [f] CL
sculptural representation of a naked girl sitting on the floor with one of her legs bent over the other, while trying to extract something from her toes with her hands nigüenta [f] CR
percentage of money made from stealing from daily purchases or other things sencilla [f] PEdisused
rustic gate made with two poles distanced from each other, with horizontal sticks to opens or close passage tronquera [f] AR:Nerur.
specially trained technician who directs boats crossing from one ocean to the other in the panama canal piloto [m/f] PA
remove a sample of grain or other foods from a lump or bag with a grooved drill calar [v] ECCLARUY
fall off (paint or finish from a wall or other smooth surface) escarapelarse [v] MXCRCOVE
recover cardboard or other items from the trash in order to sell them cartonear [v] CLAR
from this other one destotro [cont] disused
Idioms
go from one extreme to the other cambiar de una cosa a su opuesto [v]
go from one extreme to the other irse de un extremo al otro [v]
go from one extreme to the other cambiar de manera radical [v]
go from one extreme to the other pasar de un extremo a otro [v]
be someone or something very special or very original and different from other things or people (whether in a positive or negative sense) ser capítulo aparte [v]
go from one extreme to the other pasar de un extremo a otro [v]
let blood from the other side igualar la sangre [v]
from one end to the other de arriba abajo [adv]
holiday celebration game consisting of someone dressed up as a tapir removing hats with a pole from other people on horseback dodging the tapir torear la danta [m] HN:E
from one extreme to the other de canto a punta [adv] BO
from one extreme to the other de canto a canto [adv] BO
from one end to the other del tingo al tango [adv] HNPR
Speaking
maybe we can learn from each other tal vez podemos aprender el uno del otro
Phrases
from one side to the other de extremo a extremo [adv]
from one end side to the other de extremo a extremo [adv]
from one side of an opening to the other a través de [prep]
from one end to the other de cabo a rabo
from one end to the other de un extremo a otro
Colloquial
water or other liquid running from a spout chorretada [f]
go from one person to the other andar de herodes a pilatos [v]
absence from work or some other obligation faltazo [m] ARUY
Proverbs
you should learn from other people's mistakes cuando las barbas de tu vecino veas pelar, echa las tuyas a ...
you can't learn from other people's mistakes nadie escarmienta en cabeza ajena
Accounting
deposits from other creditors depósitos de la clientela
Finance
company with relevant influence on or from other company vinculada (compañía) [f]
Medicine
tumor that passes from one side to the other clavo pasado [m]
Gastronomy
puree made from green banana, squash or ayote, and other fruit mogomogo [m] HN
spiral-shaped crystallized fruit made from sugar mixed with other substances and caramelized charamusca [f] MX
drink made with the water resulting from the first boiling of chicha or rice it is served with sugar and other ingredients chufla [f] PE
dish prepared with beef from the lower hind legs, which is shredded and fried with egg, green chili pepper, and other spices carne deshilachada [f] HN
dish prepared with beef from the lower hind legs, which is shredded and fried with egg, green chili pepper, and other spices carne deshilada [f] SV
fried tortilla made from flour, eggs, and other ingredients torreja [f] DOECPEBO
pork, seasoned with a sauce made from different chili peppers, garlic, vinegar, and other condiments, grilled with pineapple and onion al pastor [adj] MX
Music
percussion instrument made from bamboo closed at both ends, with one incisions thicker than the other, that when played emits one sound more sharply than the other tunkul [m] GTHN
Hunting
separate from other dogs while tracking apartar [v]
Literature
cento (a piece of writing, composed of quotations from other authors) centón [m]
poetic composition of scattered verses from other well-known poetry ensalada [f]
Religion
religious ceremony in which an image of a saint from a household altar is brought on a procession to other houses during 9 days rosario cantado [m] DOPRPYrur.
Games
pin placed apart from the other nine pins cuatro [m]
Folklore
theme of a paya or other poetic composition typical of the folklore from central and southern chile fundado [m] CL