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Significados de "running" en diccionario español inglés : 107 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Conjugations
running corriendo [v]
Common
running rodaje [m]
General
running manejo [m]
running funcionamiento [m]
running dirección [f]
running explotación [f]
running marcha [f]
running escurridizo [adj]
running manantío [adj]
running supurante [adj]
running corriente [adj]
running funcionamiento [m]
running resbalamiento [m]
running trato [m]
running carrera [f]
running conducción [f]
running consecutivo [adj]
running corredor [adj]
running correntío [adj]
running llano [adj]
running volador [adj]
running curso [m]
running control [m]
running footing [m]
running running [m]
running jogging [m]
running recorrido [m]
running carrera [f]
running organización [f]
running administración [f]
running continuo [adj]
running seguidos [adj]
running corredizo [adj]
running corrimiento [m]
running escurrimiento [m]
running andadero [adj]
running andarín [adj]
running corrido [adj]
running seguido [adj]
running matute [m]
running celo de ciertos animales [m]
running rápido [adj]
running repetido [adj]
running por encima [adj]
running en sucesión [adv]
running proceso [m]
running trote [m] SVNIDOCOPEBOCLPY
running corredero [adj] disused
running correlón [adj] MXHNCOVE
running trotador [adj] SVNIDOCOPEBO
running escurridiza [adj/f]
running rápida [adj/f]
running continua [adj/f]
running corrediza [adj/f]
running andarina [adj/f]
running manantía [adj/f]
running corrida [adj/f]
running repetida [adj/f]
running andadera [adj/f]
Colloquial
running mandá [f] DO
Slang
running contrabando [m]
Business
running manejo [m]
running conducción [f]
running administración [f]
running continuo [adj]
running vigente [adj]
running corriente [adj]
running funcionamiento (maquinaria)
Accounting
running laboreo [m]
Computer
running ejecución [f]
Electrics/Electronics
running deslizamiento [m]
Engineering
running movimiento [m]
running pasaje [m]
running tendido [m]
running trasmitiendo [m]
running funcionamiento [m]
running accionamiento [m]
running pasada [f]
running circulación [f]
running corrida [f]
running filtración [f]
running puntada [f]
running disponible [adj]
running correlativo [adj]
running corrido [adj]
running en curso [adj]
running con viento en popa
running en ejecución
running en orden
running en marcha
running de servicio
running de régimen
running movedizo
running trasmitiendo
Informatics
running ejecución [f]
Geology
running corrimiento [m]
Construction
running marcha [f]
Mechanics
running derrame [m]
running tendido [adj]
Machinery
running marcha [f]
Automotive
running corriendo en marcha
Aeronautics
running goteo [m]
running flotante [adj]
Agriculture
running sostenido [adj]
Petrol
running trazado [m]
Sports
running el correr
Archaic
running calcorreo [m]

Significados de "running" en diccionario inglés español : 2 resultado(s)

Español Inglés
General
running [m] running
running [m] jogging

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

Inglés Español
Common
running (flowing) corriente [adj]
Conjugations
he/she was running corría [v]
you were running corría [v]
I was running corría [v]
Common
running of a business dirección [f]
General
running-in rodaje [m]
running of the bulls encierro [m]
running board estribo [m]
running title folio [m]
running (business) gestión [f]
start running echar a correr [v]
running (management) gobierno [m]
running-in rodaje [m]
running board adral [m]
running water aguapié [m]
running-over arrollamiento [m]
running over atropellamiento [m]
running over atropello [m]
running down atropello [m]
running aground encallamiento [m]
running of the bulls encierro [m]
running footman espolique [m]
running footman espolista [m]
running title folio [m]
running time metraje [m]
running footman mozo de espuela [m]
running footman mozo de mulas [m]
running after seguimiento [m]
bull with sparklers on its horns running at a festival toro de fuego [m]
bull with sparklers on its horns running at a festival toro de ronda [m]
bull with sparklers on its horns running at a festival toro jubillo [m]
running aground varamiento [m]
running water agua corriente [f]
running water agua viva [f]
running of the bulls algarrada [f]
setting the taxi meter running bajada de bandera [f]
running track carrera [f]
running time corrida del tiempo [f]
running aground encalladura [f]
running hand letra corrida [f]
running away again rehuida [f]
running after seguida [f]
running aground varada [f]
running aground varadura [f]
running board zancajera [f]
running after easy bargains or jobs ganguero [adj]
go running off after being tazed with a cattleprod cucar [v]
running boards adrales [m/pl]
running hot calentamiento [m]
channel made by running water badén [m]
running in rodaje [m]
running out fin [m]
running over arrollamiento [m]
running text texto corrido [m]
running gear tren de conducción [m]
someone who is responsible for the running of an inn posadero [m]
someone who is responsible for the running of an inn ventero [m]
someone who is running in an election candidato [m]
running over atropello [m]
running shoe (shoe) tenis [m]
running roughshod over atropello [m]
running into each other encontronazo [m]
running aground encalladura [f]
running start carrerilla [f]
running of a business administración [f]
someone who is responsible for the running of an inn posadera [f]
someone who is responsible for the running of an inn ventera [f]
be running fast (reloj) ir adelantado [v]
be running fast (reloj) estar adelantado [v]
start running arrancar a correr [v]
go running hacer footing [v]
be in the running for something tener posibilidades de algo [v]
be out of the running for something no tener posibilidades de algo [v]
take off running echarse a correr [v]
keep the motor running mantener el motor en marcha [v]
come running venir corriendo [v]
be running free escaparse [v]
a running battle una batalla en curso
a river running through catalonia llobregat
spindle to raise or lower a running millstone aliviador [m]
running gear of a carriage without the body carro [m]
running away (horses) desbocamiento [m]
running footman espolique [m]
kind of running squib rapapiés [m]
running the gauntlet vaqueteo [m]
mark left by running water chorrera [f]
running (factory) explotación [f]
slimy moisture running from the eyes lagaña [f]
running from the nose moquita [f]
running aground varadura [f]
running-board zancajera [f]
smooth running buena marcha [f]
good at running andador [adj]
running wild cerrero [adj]
running (knot) corredizo [adj]
running (liquid) correntío [adj]
running away fugaz [adj]
running after easy bargains or jobs ganguero [adj]
running (water) manantial [adj]
long-running largo [adj]
running around dando vueltas [expr]
running knot nudo corredizo [m]
running hand letra corrida [f]
running water agua de pie [f]
running water agua viva [f]
twice running dos veces seguidas [adv]
a person in charge of keeping watch and running an estate agregado [m] COrur.
street thief (running after committing robbery) caballo loco [m] PY
maneuver used to dodge obstacles while running or driving finteo [m] BOCL
launching a boat back into the water after running aground desvaramiento [m] CL
running martingale pegual [m] CLrur.
running around in circles doing paperwork peloteo [m] CUPECL
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running around the square toroencuetado [m] HN
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running around the square torofuego [m] HN
wooden frame covered with cowhide resembling a bull with pyrotechnics that someone wears while running through a crowd torito [m] GTPE
running-in ablande [m] BOARUY
running a small shop bolicheo [m] AL
running footman estribero [m] EC
long-distance running fondismo [m] PRCOPEBOCLAR
running one's mouth lengüetazo [m] SV
action of a vehicle running over a person/an animal atropellada [f] GTHNNIPACOCLAR
water running free agua de pie [f] rur.
running jacket chumpa (inglés jumper) [f] GTHNSVNIPA
running jacket chompa [f] COECPArare
interurban public transport bus that is completely open on the sides with seats running along the perimeter so that passengers turn their backs to the windows escalera [f] CO:W
running shoe catimba [f] CLrare
launching a boat back into the water after running aground desvarada [f] CL
running out of gas panne del tonto [f] CL
running out of gas pana del tonto [f] CL
running aground varazón [f] CL
running water agua de pie [f] rare
running one's mouth lengüeteada [f] SV
person who participates in the celebration of running to christ, which is celebrated on the sunday following that of the resurrection, called the quasimodo cuasimodista [m/f] CL
person who is accustomed to running great distances chasqui (del quechua) [m/f] BO:W,C
suitable for running in a classic horse race (horse) clasiquero [adj] CL
relating to a person who participates in the celebration of running to christ, which is celebrated the sunday following that of the resurrection, called the quasimodo cuasimodista [adj] CL
running late fregado [adj] BO
running a lot (person or animal) correlón [adj] VErur.
running late echado [adj] SV
running on gasoline naftero [adj] BOPYARUY
running on oil petrolero [adj] CU
running at high speed rajador [adj] BOAR
running at high speed rajador [adj] UYrare
running a fever afiebrarse [v] MXHNPACUDOCOECPEBOCLPYARUY
train a horse (for running at a regular speed) afirmar [v] PE
quickly dodge obstacles that appear in one's way while running or driving fintear [v] BOCL
take off running retobarse [v] HNrur.
tame a horse by running in a circle tornear [v] PE
be running a fever afiebrarse [v] LA
take off running varear [v] ARrare