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Significados de "popular" en diccionario español inglés : 31 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
popular popular [adj]
General
popular taquillero [adj]
popular concurrido [adj]
popular codiciable [adj]
popular codiciable [adj]
popular codiciable [adj]
popular cartelero [adj]
popular concurrido [adj]
popular folklórico [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular popular [adj]
popular solicitado [adj]
popular de moda [adj]
popular folclórico [adj]
popular estimado [adj]
popular generalizado [adj]
popular para las masas [adj]
popular comunero [adj]
popular famoso [adj]
popular general [adj]
popular codiciable [adj]
popular taquillera [adj/f]
popular concurrida [adj/f]
popular estimada [adj/f]
popular generalizada [adj/f]
popular comunera [adj/f]
popular famosa [adj/f]
Colloquial
popular taquilla [adj] CL
popular botado [adj] CU

Significados de "popular" en diccionario inglés español : 27 resultado(s)

Español Inglés
Common
popular [adj] popular
General
popular [adj] folk
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] inexpensive
popular [adj] economical
popular [adj] low-cost
popular [adj] popular
popular [adj] poor
popular [adj] working-class
popular [adj] people's
popular [adj] people
popular [adj] famous
popular [adj] pertaining to the common people
popular [adj] public
popular [adj] colloquial
popular [adj] known
popular [adj] mainstream
popular [adj] trending
popular [adj] plebeian
popular [adj] demotic
popular [f] AR people who sit in the cheap seats
popular [f] BO AR UY cheap seats
popular [f] AR general public
Idioms
popular a hot ticket
Law
popular [adj] current

Significados de "popular" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 500 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
popular song cuplé [m]
popular or recurring hideout or lair guarida [f]
plural of popular populares [adj]
General
hit (popular song) éxito [m]
popular song copla [f]
popular song aire popular [m]
popular saying put into song anejir (árabe) [m]
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areito [m]
popular dance baile de candil [m]
popular spanish music bolero [m]
slow danceable song originally from cuba, popular in the caribbean, with a two-by-four beat and melancholic lyrics bolero [m]
popular catchy music chinchín [m]
popular place emporio [m]
popular art movement folclorismo [m]
light popular music folión [m]
singer of light popular music folión [m]
popular latin latín vulgar [m]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manolo [m]
popular name nombre común [m]
flemish painting or tapestry representing popular festivals quermés [m]
popular historical romance romance de gesta [m]
popular song of the fifteenth century andola [f]
popular song cantilena [f]
popular song cantinela [f]
popular song copla [f]
popular culture cultura popular [f]
popular democracy democracia popular [f]
popular democracy democracia popular [f]
canary islands popular dance folía [f]
popular music folía [f]
popular print hoja volante [f]
person of the popular classes of madrid distinguished by their dress and ease, in the 18th century manola [f]
popular galician dance muiñeira [f]
popular spanish song tirana [f]
spanish popular song style tonadilla [f]
bull used in popular festivities for the first bullfight of the morning vaca del aguardiente [f]
popular art arte popular [m/f]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulado [adj]
like a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulapado [adj]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achulaparse [v]
take on the customs of a chulo, popular social class in madrid achularse [v]
be popular florecer [v]
become popular salir [v]
popular spanish music boleras [f/pl]
popular spring songs marzas [f/pl]
popular militias milicias populares [f/pl]
popular mexican dance jarabe [m]
popular government gobierno popular [m]
card game which is very popular in spain mus [m]
aged in popular culture envejecimiento en la cultura popular [m]
popular mexican song ranchera [f]
popular dance from argentina and uruguay zamba [f]
popular assembly asamblea popular [f]
the state of being popular popularidad [f]
popular song/music tonada [f]
british popular music música popular británica [f]
member/supporter of the partido popular pepero [m/f]
pertaining to the partido popular pepero [adj]
become popular tener eco [v]
become popular cuajar [v]
become popular volverse popular [v]
get popular features folklorizarse [v]
become more popular volverse más popular [v]
become a popular hangout convertirse en un lugar popular [v]
become a popular place to go convertirse en un lugar popular al que ir [v]
become a popular hangout convertirse en un lugar frecuentado [v]
become a popular place convertirse en un lugar popular [v]
become a popular place to go convertirse en un lugar popular para ir [v]
be more popular ser más popular [v]
be popular ser famoso [v]
be popular with the public ser popular con el público [v]
be popular ser popular [v]
buddhism popular works obras populares de budismo [f/pl]
partido popular progresista ppp [abrev]
popular music música popular
popular song canción de moda
popular song and dance of the caribbean areito [m]
popular spanish dance and song bolero [m]
popular dance cariaco [m]
light and popular music folión [m]
popular dance tango [m]
last stanza in popular songs despedida [f]
popular andalusian song dealing with prisoner's tribulations carcelera [f]
popular dance in asturias giraldilla [f]
andalusian popular song in j tempo jabera [f]
type of popular song and dance jácara [f]
popular andalusian song petenera [f]
popular song of malaga malagueña [f]
popular song and dance of ronda rondeña [f]
an austrian popular song praviana [f]
popular dance of galicia muñeira [f]
popular song tonadilla [f]
poem in popular style on a rustic subject serranilla [f]
popular peasant melody guabina [f]
become general or popular extenderse [v]
become popular generalizarse [v]
make popular popularizar [v]
become popular popularizarse [v]
become popular hacerse popular [v]
popular risings in castile comunidades [f/pl]
a popular andalusian song playeras [f/pl]
primero (a gambling card game, popular in elizabethan england) original juego de poker [m]
popular proverb put to music anejín [m] rare
popular hotchpotch dish chupe [m] ANS CL PA
popular dance without song calladito [m] CL
singer of popular songs cantador [m] outdated
popular dance and music congo [m] CU
popular air and dance galerón [m] CO VE
popular dance and its music gato [m] AR UY
popular indian dance jaracolito [m] PE
popular song of the llaneros llorado [m] CO VE
popular name of a kind of banana tabasco [m] MX
popular dance, kind of zapateado seis [m] PR
popular proverb put to music anejir [m] rare
popular song/romance accompanied by guitar and maracas corrido [m] AMER
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areyto [m] MX NI DO PR
popular square candy that comes in several colors and flavors (with coconut) arrancamuelas [m] CO
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areito [m] MX NI DO PR
popular song and dance passed down from the ancient antilleans and centroamericans (found today in folkloric ballet) areíto [m] CU
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
bath that includes a variety of leaves given to a person who is considered to have bad luck (popular beliefs) baño de todas las hojas [m] DO
in popular mythology, an elf, a devil barchilo [m] AR:Nw
(according to popular belief) an evil spirit that possesses people babujal [m] CU
music played generally at dawn, on occasion of certain popular religious festivals albazo [m] EC
member/sympathizer of popular block bloquero [m] HN
popular clandestine lottery that uses only three numbers bolipool [m] PR
popular clandestine lottery that uses only three numbers bolipul [m] PR
popular politician buey [m] DO
supporter of peru's alianza popular revolucionaria americana (apra) political party búfalo [m] PE
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullarengue [m] CU CO
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullerengue [m] CU CO
dance popular in northern chile that is danced by a couple using a handkerchief and which simulates a courting ritual cachimbo [m] CL
folk dance mixing different popular rhythms (typical of the colombian andes) bunde [m] CO
very animated and happy popular dance cachullapi [m] EC
party among friends with music, popular dances, and regional foods buri [m] BO:E
ghost in the form of a bull/cow skeleton that charges at pedestrians at night (popular mythology) cacaste [m] NI
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans cacerolazo [m] VE EC CL PY AR UY
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans caceroleo [m] CL AR UY
representative of a population under the poder popular delegado [m] CU
popular poet who composes and recites amorfinos decimero [m] EC:W
popular party with dancing cucuteo [m] HN derog.
four-wheeled vehicle pulled by a group of runners at popular student races cuchepo [m] CL
minor or popular lottery chance (inglés) [m] NI
loud and disordered popular dance charrango [m] HN derog.
popular music played primarily on stringed instruments like the guitar and double bass curruncuchún [m] HN
gathering of lower class persons who are fond of popular traditions chulerío [m] CL derog.
stall for selling food or gaming during popular festivals chinamo [m] NI CR
popular demonstration of complaint against a public person who is accused of having committed serious crimes or acts of corruption, that is generally held in front of his or her home or in some other public place the accused must visit escrache [m] AR UY
movement in favor of popular art folclorismo [m] BO CL AR
sentiment or behavior typical of popular art folclorismo [m] DO EC BO CL
owner of a temporary stall set up during popular festivals where food and drink are sold carpero [m] AR:Nw
popular public establishment where meals are served comedero [m] HN SV CO AR
great popular success of a musical composition or other artistic or literary work hitazo (inglés hit) [m] MX GT SV NI
fantastic being that, according to popular belief, appears in rivers güije [m] CU
person who typically interacts with or imitates those very devoted to some popular and urban chilean traditions huachafero [m] PE BO
jargon used by certain popular or marginalized urban groups parlache [m] CO
vote marked outside the box in favor of the popular democratic party pavazo [m] PR
popular party with dancing and drinking pereque [m] HN NI
person who likes to organize or attend popular religious festivals prestero [m] BO:W
sponsorship of a popular catholic religious festival priostazgo [m] EC
sponsor of a popular catholic religious festival prioste [m] EC
spirit of subterranean waters in popular belief pugio [m] AR:Nw
popular orchestra pulún-pulún [m] SV
popular song and dance passed down from ancient antilleans and centroamericans areíto [m] CU
popular dance estilo [m] UY
popular song and dance guaguancó [m] CU DO
popular latin latín rústico [m] disused
member of the sociedad popular restauradora (popular restorer society) mazorquero [m] AR
popular song copla [f] ES
popular creole dance calinda [f] CU
popular peasant melody guabina [f] CO
popular song guajira [f] CU
popular dance milonga [f] AR
a popular highly intoxicating liquor mistela [f] CO
ancient popular dance sajuriana [f] CL AR PE UY
a popular dance sanguaraña [f] PE
singer of popular songs cantadora [f] outdated
women that made a pact with the devil (popular belief) achiqué [f] PE
women that made a pact with the devil (popular belief) achiquinvieja [f] PE
family or popular party in which atol de lote is offered to guests atoliada [f] GT SV rare rur.
according to popular belief, a spirit that appears to people that looks like a franciscan friar barchila [f] BO:E
mortar used in popular and religious festivals to shoot rumble bombs camareta [f] EC PE BO AR:Nw
a popular dance and music from dominican republic bachata [f] GT HN NI CR PA CU DO PR VE EC
a popular dance and festival bachata [f] CU DO PR
a popular dance of dominican origin bachita [f] CU
popular dance from guanacaste (province of costa rica) botijuela [f] CR
popular clandestine lottery that uses only three numbers bolita [f] PA CU PR
popular and picaresque stanza of four verses bomba [f] MX:Sw
popular and picaresque stanza of four verses bomba [f] HN SV NI
popular guitar of large dimensions bordonúa [f] PR
member/sympathizer of popular block bloquera [f] HN
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans caceroleada [f] PY AR UY
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans caceroleada [f] PY AR UY
popular colombian music cachaca [f] PY
a popular festivity with dancing bailanta [f] AR
a popular song from the north of argentina, with octosyllabic folk songs accompanied by a drum or box baguala [f] AR UY
musical group that generally enlivens popular celebrations and masquerades cimarrona [f] CR
popular dance cuyaya [f] DO
popular celebration held the thursday before carnival fiesta de compadres [f] BO
popular celebration held the thursday before carnival fiesta de comadres [f] BO
public and popular establishment where food and drink are served fonda [f] MX NI DO EC AR BO rare
simple, popular musical composition dedicated to a very specific recipient or purpose cantaleta [f] MX
popular establishment where alcoholic beverages and sometimes meals are served and sold cantina [f] AMER
popular establishment where alcoholic beverages and sometimes meals are served and sold cantina [f] UY disused
type of guaracha popular dance that was at its height in cuba during the 70s guapachá [f] CU
popular gathering where guatia, slow cooked beef, is eaten guatiada [f] AR:Nw
popular tavern emborrachaduría [f] MX
popular music and dance of puerto rico plena [f] PR
popular party where donuts are served picaronada [f] PE
person who likes to organize or attend popular religious festivals prestera [f] BO:W
popular festival in which grilled chicken is sold as the main dish pollada [f] PE PY AR
african drum used in popular music of the antilles tumba [f] CU:E DO
african drum used in popular music of the antilles tumbadora [f] PR
african drum used in popular music of the antilles conga [f] PR
worm that enters the body through the anus while defecating according to popular belief tapalcúa [f] GT
popular song canta [f] CO
popular courtship dance firmeza [f] AR UY
member of the sociedad popular restauradora (popular restorer society) mazorquera [f] AR
popular singer who improvises ten-line stanzas and tends to participate in music competitions decimista [m/f] CU
related to bloque popular political movement supporter bloquero [adj] HN
relating to popular block bloquero [adj] HN
relating to peru's alianza popular revolucionaria americana (apra) political party búfalo [adj] PE
very devoted to some popular and urban chilean traditions huachácata [adj] CL
popular at the moment ondero [adj] CL
specialized in playing plenas popular music and dance of puerto rico plenero [adj] PR
singing plenas popular music and dance of puerto rico plenero [adj] PR
supporting the political, social, and economic ideas of the leftist political coalition unidad popular, in chile between 1970 and 1973 upiento [adj] CL disused
adopt the mannerisms and behavior of someone very devoted to popular and urban chilean traditions huachafear [v] PE BO derog.
make someone behave or appear very devoted to some popular and urban chilean traditions huachafear [v] PE BO
popular sweet made from millet and honey, with coconut or anis flavor alegrías [f/pl] CO:N
related to bloque popular political movement supporter bloquera [adj/f] HN
Idioms
get popular hacer estragos [v]
get popular causar estragos [v]
be very famous/popular conocer a alguien hasta los perros [v]
become popular salir a volar [v]
according to popular belief, economic benefit that a newborn brings una marraqueta bajo el brazo [n] CL
at popular celebrations, quartering of a sheep or goat by four people tirada de cuartos [f] BO:S rur.
make return the souls of the deceased after having eaten the offerings prepared for them on the day of the dead (popular belief) despachar las almas [v] AR
be popular arrastrar un pueblo [v] CU UY
be (somebody) popular tener barra [v] BO CL
according to popular belief, to make the souls of deceased family members return to the afterlife after eating the offerings prepared for them on day of the dead despachar las almas [v] AR:Nw
return to the places one visited during their life when close to death (popular belief) deshacer los pasos [v] CO
be popular with the opposite sex because of one's physical attractiveness estar acabando [v] PA DO
be popular estar en el tiviri [v] US
be popular estar picando [v] PA
be popular tener barra [v] BO CL
be popular tener caché [v] PR
be popular tener alguien barra [v] CO BO CL
Speaking
why do you think it’s so popular? ¿por qué cree que es tan popular?
why do you think it’s so popular? ¿por qué crees que es tan popular?
super popular súper popular
Phrases
as opposed to popular belief contrario a lo que se cree
as opposed to popular belief opuesto a lo que se cree
as opposed to popular belief contrariamente a lo que se cree
contrary to popular belief contrario a la creencia popular
contrary to popular belief contrario a lo que se cree popular
contrary to popular opinion contrario a la opinión popular
contrary to popular belief contrario a lo que se piensa
contrary to popular belief contrario a lo que se cree popularmente
contrary to popular belief al contrario de lo que muchos creen
contrary to popular opinion al contrario de la opinión popular
contrary to popular belief a diferencia de lo que se piensa
contrary to popular belief a diferencia de lo que la gente cree
by popular demand a pedido del público AMER
by popular demand a petición del público ES
contrary to popular belief en contra de la creencia popular
in popular speech en el habla popular
by popular demand por demanda popular
by popular demand por petición popular
by popular demand por pedido popular
i swear to snoopy (a popular teenage term during 80's and 90's) te lo juro por snoopy
Colloquial
smash (popular song) éxito [m]
become popular salir a volar [v]
a popular festival in which miniature handicrafts are bought and sold calvario [m] BO:E,C,S
popular protest involving making noise with household objects like pans caceroleo [m] CL AR UY
a popular dance in general baile de tierra [m] CL
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat guaino [m] PE rare
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat guaino [m] CL
popular music and dance in which couples twirl and dance to a fast beat huaino [m] CL
reciting of improvised verses in a competition with one or more other popular poets contrapunteo [m] CU PR CO VE EC PE BO:E CL
musical group that plays popular rhythms combo (inglesa) [m] SV CR PA CU DO PR CO VE BO
challenge between two popular poets who improvise about a theme trying to beat out their opponent with acuity and ingenuity contrapunto [m] MX CU DO PR EC PE BO CL AR UY
long-sleeved woman's attire used for different popular dances cotón (inglés) [m] PE
public popular festival in which participants wear costumes, dance, and walk through the streets convite [m] GT BO
popular musical composition that narrates stories of drug trafficking and exalting it narcocorrido [m] MX HN SV EC
person with conservative ideas especially who opposed the socialist unidad popular movement that governed chile between 1970 and 1973 momio [m] CL derog.
according to popular belief, evil spirit that can cause illness ñanca [m] BO:W
first months or years of marriage where unlucky or unfortunate events occur, according to popular belief noviciado [m] GT
fantastic being used to scare children and that, according to popular belief, comes from haiti misangó [m] DO rare
(according to popular belief) intestinal disorder due to having slept outdoors pasmo de luna [m] BO:E
(according to popular belief) man who has supernatural and evil powers that affect the life and health of others paye [m] BO:E
member of the frente popular francisco villa, social revendication group pancho [m] MX
popular festival rumbón [m] CU:E
lizard that in popular belief jumps at the necks of people to injure them saltacocote [m] DO
popular party in which a condor is tied to a bull to fight ending in the bird's death yahuar fiesta [m] PE
according to popular belief, spirit or force a child is born with tune [m] SV
spirit that inhabits mines in popular belief ukako [m] AR:Nw rur.
popular nicaraguan song zanatillo [m] NI
popular festival held in may with prayer, songs, and dancing in honor of the cross velorio de cruz [m] VE
parade of horseback riders held on the first day of popular festivities tope [m] NI CR
parade of horseback riders held on the first day of popular festivities tope [m] NI
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull decorated with mirrors at popular parties torito guapo [m] PA
worm that enters the body through the anus while defecating according to popular belief tapaculo [m] GT rur.
popular person taquillero [m] CL teen
popular favour aura [f]
popular favor aura [f]
something fashionable or popular taquilla [f] CL
popular song cantiña [f] rare
popular or low quality restaurant that gives off an intense smell of fritters or other foods fritanguería [f] CL
giant doll that is part of popular festivities gigantona [f] NI
popular gathering where guatia, slow cooked beef, is eaten guatia [f] CL:Nw AR:Nw rur.
popular race corrida [f] CL
person with conservative ideas especially who opposed the socialist unidad popular movement that governed chile between 1970 and 1974 momia [f] CL derog.
mythical animal that according to popular beliefs walks at night with it's front legs tied together mula maneada [f] VE rur.
popular band composed of amateur musicians playing local music papayera [f] CO
member of the frente popular francisco villa, social revendication group pancha [f] MX
popular dance reenacting the return of soldiers after the peruvian war of independence palla palla [f] PE:E
popular traditional ghost of a woman with tangled hair living in the woods, who visits houses at night and feeds on the ash remains of stoves tulevieja [f] CR
hell in popular tradition ukupacha [f] EC PE:Se BO
frame in the form of a bull's head with the horns soaked in flammable liquid for fun at popular festivals vacaloca [f] CO EC
gathering where popular music is played tocada [f] MX SV
popular typical sinaloan music group tambora [f] MX
according to popular belief, hoarse cough from eating bladder tos de vejiga [f] PR rur.
popular romantic song from northwestern argentina vidalita [f] BO AR UY
popular person taquillera [f] CL teen
witch that transforms into a bird according to popular belief voladora [f] CL:Sw
popular poet pueta [m/f] NI CL
person belonging to a brotherhood of popular dancers who wear a turban and dance in front of religious images during festivities turbante [m/f] CL
activist or supporter of the political party unidad democrática popular (udp) that governed from 1982 to 1985 udepista [m/f] BO
relating to people with conservative ideas especially who opposed the socialist unidad popular movement that governed chile between 1970 and 1973 momio [adj] CL derog.
pertaining to the unión democrática popular (udp) udepista [adj] BO
supporting the political, social, and economic ideas of the leftist political coalition unidad popular, in chile between 1970 and 1973 upeliento [adj] CL disused derog.
dance in family or popular gatherings bailonguear [v] BO PY
dance any popular dance candombear [v] AR UY
recite improvised verses in a competition with one or more other popular poets contrapuntear [v] PA CU CO VE BO CL AR UY
alternate four-line stanzas in counterpoint (popular poets) contrapuntear [v] CL
alternate reciting improvised verses in a competition between two or more popular poets contrapuntearse [v] CU VE EC PE BO PY
according to popular belief, hold a newborn in ones arms to receive body heat and positive qualities sudar [v] DO
sing a popular song tonadear [v] BO
Slang
a business that is no longer popular quemado CR
costa rica's most popular beer imperial (el águila) CR
costa rica's second most popular beer pilsen CR
a small popular restaurant soda CR
Business
popular prices precios populares
popular culture cultura popular
popular demand demanda popular
popular opinion opinión popular
popular price precio popular
Law
popular action acción popular [f]
popular action acción pública [f]
popular referendum consulta popular [f]
popular recall election remoción por elección
Politics
popular national assembly asamblea nacional popular [f] PE
popular vote voto popular
movement for popular democracy movimiento por la democracia popular VE
33 orientales popular revolutionary organization organización popular revolutionaria-33 orientales UY
national and popular university front frente universitario nacional y popular AR
colorado popular movement movimiento popular colorado PY
colorado popular front frente colorado popular UY
committee for popular organizations comité de organizaciones populares PE
american popular revolutionary alliance alianza popular revolucionaria americana PE
andean popular party partido popular andino PE
nationalist popular front frente popular nacionalista BO
nationalist popular faction corriente popular nacionalista UY
neuquen popular movement movimiento popular neuquino AR
concentration of popular forces concentración de fuerzas populares EC
socialist party of popular unity partido socialista de unidad popular CO
socialist popular alliance party partido alianza popular socialista CR
socialist popular unity movement movimiento de unidad popular socialista BO
socialist popular youth juventud popular socialista MX
national committee for defending the popular economy comité nacional para la defensa de la economía popular MX
independent movement for popular action movimiento independiente de acción popular VE
independent popular action acción popular independiente CL
national confederation of popular organizations confederación nacional de organizaciones populares MX
independent popular alliance alianza popular independiente VE
independent popular action movement movimiento de acción popular independiente CO
national coordinating board of the popular urban movement coordinadora nacional del movimiento urbano popular MX
council for popular unity consejo de unidad popular DO
student-peasant-worker popular front frente obrero campesino estudiantil popular PE
democratic and popular unity unidad democrática y popular BO
national fund for popular housing fondo de habitaciones populares MX
jujuy popular movement movimiento popular jujeño AR
unified popular alliance alianza popular unificada HN
justicialist popular unity front frente justicialista de unidad popular AR
land and liberty popular front frente popular tierra y libertad MX
blanca popular union unión blanca popular UY
popular action acción popular PE
popular action movement movimiento de acción popular MX
popular action front frente de acción popular BO
popular action front frente de acción popular CL
popular action party partido de acción popular PA
popular and progressive blanco movement movimiento popular blanco y progresista UY
popular bloc of the revolution bloque popular de la revolución BO
popular center alliance alianza popular del centro AR
ecuadoran revolutionary popular action acción popular revolucionaria ecuatoriana EC
popular christian alliance alianza popular cristiana EC
popular christian party partido popular cristiano AR PE
popular christian party youth juventudes del partido popular cristiano AR
popular christian youth juventud popular cristiana AR
popular defense committee comité de defensa popular MX
popular conservative party partido conservador popular AR
popular civic action acción cívica popular BO
popular democratic action party partido acción democrático popular CR
popular democracy party democracia popular EC
popular democratic bloc bloque popular democrático VE
popular democratic front fuerza demócrata popular GT
popular democratic party partido demócrata popular AR DO
united popular action front frente de acción popular unida SV
popular democratic movement movimiento democrático popular PY
popular democratic front frente democrático popular PE
popular democratic union front frente de unión democrática popular BO
united popular action movement movimiento de acción popular unitario CL
united popular action movement-workers and peasants faction movimiento de acción popular unitario-obreros y campesinos CL
popular democratic union unión democrática popular PE
popular education programs programas de educación popular CL
el salvador shantytown popular women's federation federación popular de mujeres de villa el salvador PE
popular federalist force fuerza federalista popular AR
popular intellectual movement movimiento intelectual popular PE
popular forces fuerzas populares PE
popular front for liberation frente popular para la liberación AR
popular justicialist movement movimiento popular justicialista AR
popular labor movement of the left movimiento obrero popular de izquierda CO
popular left front frente de izquierda popular AR
popular leftist union unión popular izquierdista VE
popular leftist front frente izquierdista popular AR
popular liberation army ejército popular de liberación CO PE
popular liberation army of america ejército popular de liberación de américa MX
popular liberation party partido popular de liberación AR
popular line (party) línea popular AR
popular liberation front frente popular libertador GT
popular liberation party partido de liberación popular EC
broad popular front frente amplio popular PA
popular nationalist party partido nacionalista popular PA
popular line movement movimiento de línea popular AR
popular nationalist union revolutionary action party partido acción revolucionaria de unión nacionalista popular BO
popular organizations coordinating committee comité coordinador de organizaciones populares PE
popular nationalist student trend corriente estudiantil nacionalista popular AR
popular patriotic bloc bloque popular patriótico BO
popular peasant and worker general union unión general obrera y campesina popular MX
popular progressive party partido popular progresista HN
popular patriotic party partido patriótico popular EC
popular revolutionary command comando revolucionario popular AR
popular socialist alliance alianza socialista popular VE
popular social christian party partido popular social cristiano NI
popular revolutionary movement movimiento revolucionario popular MX
popular socialist union party partido de la unión socialista popular CL
popular socialist party partido socialista popular AR CL DO
popular socialist party partido popular socialista MX
popular unity unidad popular CL
popular union unión popular AR
popular union of peruvian women unión popular de mujeres peruanas PE
popular unity committees comités de unidad popular CL
popular vanguard party partido vanguardia popular CR
popular urban movement movimiento urbano popular MX
popular vanguard vanguardia popular AR
popular vanguard university movement movimiento universitario de avanzada popular AR
unity of trade unions and popular action unidad de acción sindical y popular GT
maldonado united popular group agrupación popular unitaria maldonadense UY
federalist popular alliance alianza popular federalista AR
marxist-leninist popular action movement movimiento de acción popular marxista-leninista NI
uruguayan popular action movement movimiento de acción popular uruguayo UY
venezuelan institute for popular education instituto venezolano de enseñanza popular VE
venezuelan popular democratic movement democracia popular venezolana VE
national student movement of popular action movimiento nacional estudiantil de acción popular AR
revolutionary front of the popular left frente revolucionario de izquierda popular BO
christian democratic popular union unión popular democrática cristiana BO
Social Sciences
globalization of american culture pushed through popular american products cocacolonización [f]
Demographics
popular culture cultura popular
Library
popular art arte popular
Engineering
popular spanish card game mus [m]
action popular acción pública
Ornithology
nocturnal bird that according to popular belief sucks the blood of animals huacaca [f] PE
Psychology
popular psychology sicología popular
popular response respuesta popular
popular psychology psicología popular
Printing
popular sauce in catalonimade from garlic oil alioli [m]
Gastronomy
popular drink made of husked corn, milk, sugar cane, honey, and cinnamon or vanilla chicheme [m] PA
popular soup made with beef bones and entrails seasoned with vegetables and spices caldo de puya [m] SV
a type of white fish popular in the levante dorada [f]
a type of sausage particularly popular in catalonia and the balearics butifarra [f]
popular dish made with rice, beans, bananas and ground or minced meat bandera dominicana [f] DO
popular drink made with roasted flour dissolved in chicha or wine chupilca [f] CL AR:O
sweet cornbread muffin served at popular parties fruta [f] BO:E
popular stew prepared with potatoes cooked with annatto, pieces of guinea pig meat, and spicy chili pepper sauce ají de cuy [n] EC
Botanic
become popular imponerse [v]
Music
musical instrument with four strings, similar to the guitar but smaller, that is played or more commonly strummed to accompany folk or popular compositions cuatro [m] MX CO VE BO
musical instrument with four strings, similar to the guitar but smaller, that is played or more commonly strummed to accompany folk or popular compositions cuatro [m] PR
popular dance similar to the habanera dansón [m] DO
popular musical composition, typical of the llano, with the rhythm of the joropo and couplets that allude to the american kestrel gavilán [m] CO:E VE
traditional and popular musical instrument of african origin gallumba [f] DO
contemporary popular music genre rooted in corridos, rancheras, and traditional music of northern mexico, with lyrics of everyday stories, sometimes related to drug trafficking música grupera [f] MX HN SV NI CR PA
popular music performed by a local band música papayera [f] CO
musical piece with a popular rhythm and lyrics charrango [m/pl] HN
Linguistics
popular name nombre apelativo [m]
popular name nombre genérico [m]
popular etymology etimología popular [f]
Religion
popular celebration including a procession in honor of a saint misa de ponchito [f] AR:Nw rur.
Botany
a leguminous plant originally from central america and southern mexico that is a popular crop in the cuisines of el salvador, guatemala and parts of southern mexico (crotalaria longirostrata) chepil [m] MX
yellow-flame, a species of peltophorum, native to tropical southeastern asia and a popular ornamental tree grown around the world (peltophorum pterocarpum) flamboyán amarillo [m] DO PR