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

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General
series of cadena de

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

Inglés Español
Common
(bullfighting) a series of passes performed by a matador with sword before the kill faena [f]
General
in a series of steps escalonadamente [adv]
a series of unfortunate events aguacero [m]
series of balustrades balaustrado [m]
series of actions or events in a play acción [f]
series of hillocks colladía [f]
series of arches danza de arcos [f]
series of ten década [f]
series of prayers recited while visiting the blessed sacrament estación [f]
numbered series of folios foliación [f]
series of things ordered gradually gradación [f]
dividing and ordering into a series of degrees graduación [f]
series of degrees that indicate proximity of kinship línea [f]
series of landmarks mojonera [f]
series of firecrackers traca [f]
series of arches arcada [f]
series of arches arquería [f]
a series of una serie de [adj]
ask somene a series of questions formular una serie de preguntas [v]
ask somene a series of questions hacer una serie de preguntas [v]
a series of choices una sucesión de decisiones
a series of minor mishaps una serie de pequeños imprevistos
a series of minor mishaps una serie de pequeños percances
a series of choices una serie de alternativas
a series of choices una serie de opciones
a series of health problems una serie de problemas de salud
a series of muscle contractions una serie de contracciones musculares
a series of minor mishaps una serie de accidentes menores
series of blows tanda de golpes
series of clauses in legal papers articulado [m]
series of merlons almenado [m]
series of houses caserío [m]
series of chances relance [m]
series of merlons almenaje [m]
series of parallel furrows besana [f]
series of hillocks colladía [f]
series of seats, gradins or superaltars gradería [f]
series of things that surround another cinturón [m] fig.
series of slaps to the face with an open hand cacheteo [m] HNSVNIPACOARUYCL
series of back to back waves cabrilleo [m] PR
series of caves cueverío [m] CU
series of treatments a fighter cock received in preparation for fighting cuido [m] PR
series of circumstances that combine to create a favorable situation círculo virtuoso [m] CL
continuous series of waves chapoteo [m] PR
series of hills cerrerío [m] GTHNCO
series of administrative tasks that must be completed in order to obtain something chaqueteo [m] CU
series of back to back parties fiesterío [m] MXGTHNSVNICOBO
series of small ditches perpendicular to a large ditch to drain into it, or carry water to another alacrán [m] PR
long conversation or series of frequent conversations converseteo [m] CU
series of licks lengüeteo [m] MXHNSVBOAR
series of blows to the weave when making a straw hat maceteo [m] EC
series of deep soils on top of volcanic material in a humid-dry climate palín [m] GT
series of jabs with a cattle prod picaneo [m] AR:NwUY
series of jabs with a stock prod picaneo [m] AR:NwUY
series of deep, well-drained soils developed on limestone in humid-dry climates poaquil [m] GT
series of deep, poorly drained alluvial oils in humid climates polochic [m] GT
series of well-drained shallow soils quixal [m] GT
series of punctures caused by thorns zaitazo [m] SV
continuous series of rapid events viravira [m] PR
catena (a closely linked series, as of writings or geological features) cadena [f]
series of events cadena [f] fig.
series of vomits arrojadera [f] GTHNNICRPACUDOVE
the transverse section of a log, on whose surface there are a series of rings that indicate roughly the age of the cut tree baga [f] CR
large series of consecutive hits obtained in a game of billiards bolada [f] PE
a series of insults aperreada [f] PA
a series of insults insultada [f] MXGTHNSVNICRPACUDOPRCOVEECPEBO:WPYAR
a series of insults puteada [f] SV
series of punches given with the fists boxeada [f] CL
series of yawns bostezadera [f] NICRCUCOVE
series of hugs abrazadera [f] MXHNSVNI
series of slaps to the face with an open hand cacheteada [f] GTCOECARUY
series of slaps to the face with an open hand cachetiza [f] MX
series of hugs abrazada [f] HNPACUDO
the performance of body rhythmic movements, generally in couples, in a musical piece or a series of them bailada [f] MX
series of culucas repeated during a long period of time culuqueada [f] HN
series of blows given with a stick or some other means or instrument chanca (del quechua) [f] PECL
series of oil outcrops on a low-lying plot of land cerrillada [f] ARUY
series of waves chiva [f] DOPR
series of blows fleta [f] CL
series of blows given to a person felpa [f] CLrare
series of punctures caused by thorns espinada [f] HNCR
series of things carrandana [f] VE:W
series of blows with a stick guasca [f] BO:C,W
series of blows with a stick or other similar object fueteada [f] CR
series of blows with a switch guasca [f] BO:C,W
series of acts or events that occur sporadically gotera [f] BOCL
row or series of things or actions corrida [f] CLrare
series of insults insultada [f] AMER
series of insults insultadera [f] CRDOEC
series of insults puteada [f] SV
series of blows leñaceada [f] GT
series of insults lavada [f] PA
series of strong and constant barks ladrazón [f] SVNI
torture instrument consisting of a series of electrodes placed in different parts of the body with which electrical currents are applied máquina [f] CL
series of blows to the weave when making a straw hat maceteada [f] EC
series of curse words empapelada [f] CL
series of insults mentadera [f] MXSVNI
series of insults mentadera de madre [f] VE
series of firecrackers mecha [f] PA
series of glances mirujeadera [f] GT
series of meetings to collude miseada [f] HN
series of drained shallow soils, developed on sandy alluvium in a warm and humid-dry climate paxinama [f] GT
series of well-drained shallow soils pacaya [f] GT
series of insults perreada [f] NI
series of jabs with a cattle prod picaneada [f] AR:Nw
series of jabs with a stock prod picaneada [f] AR:Nw
series of slaps pescozada [f] CR
series of structures used for a common purpose planta física (inglés plant) [f] PRECBO
series of robberies rebatiña [f] HN
series of lashes rebenqueada [f] BO:SARrur.
series of bogs popalería [f] MX:Se
series of punches puñera [f] PA
series of punches puñeteadura [f] BO:W,S
series of swamps popalería [f] MX:Se
series of blows puñera [f] PA
series of blows puñeteadura [f] BO:W,S
series of insults puteada [f] SV
series of reprimands puteadera [f] GT
long series of questions preguntadera [f] MXGTHNNICRPADO
series of reprimands regañamentazón [f] VE
series of insults relajada [f] UY
series of blows rumba [f] VEteen
series of blows reventada [f] SVNI
series of fireworks troya [f] PE:S
long series of jokes vaciladera [f] SVNICRPADOVEteen
series of blows vapuleada [f] MXCRCUBOPYARUYCO
series of blows from a long stick varejoneada [f] GT
series of punches zacateada [f] MX
series of punches zarabanda [f] MX
series of punches zaranda [f] AR
series of punches zarandeada [f] HNSVPY
series of houses alcairía [f] ESlocalrare
series of balustrades balconería [f] rare
series of oil outcroppings cerrillada [f] UY
series of lashes rebenqueado [adj] PABOUY
join a series of people in a disorderly and tight way in a small space achoclonarse [v] CL
subject a race horse to a series of tests to check its physical condition and top speed aprontar [v] CLARUY
emit a series of loud sounds, generally during the mating season or when in a flock chachalaquear [v] MXGTHNSVNIrur.
emit a series of loud sounds, generally during the mating season or when in a flock chachalaquear [v] PArur.rare
series of slaps on the neck pescocear [v] MXSV
in the situation of having acquired a great prestige or received a series of unsurpassable praise or congratulations en los cuernos de la luna [adv] CL
Idioms
be the last of the series estar en el furgón de cola [v]
be the last of the series ir en el furgón de cola [v]
be the last of the series viajar en el furgón de cola [v]
undergo a series of tests or challenges pasar por baquetas [v]
end up being favorable (referring to a series of events) darse las papas [v] CLrare
Colloquial
a series of shocks una serie de crisis
a series of shocks una serie de choques
whole series of un rosario de
whole series of una sarta de