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Significados de "singing" en diccionario español inglés : 37 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
singing canto [m]
General
singing cantaor [adj]
singing cante [m]
singing cantoría [f]
singing canturía [f]
singing cantor [adj]
singing gárrulo [adj]
singing parlero [adj]
singing tonada [f]
singing parlero [adj]
singing cantarín [adj]
singing cantante [adj]
singing cantando [ger]
singing canción [f]
singing zumbido (de los oídos) [m]
singing canta  [f] CO
singing cantador [adj] disused
singing cantista [adj] rare
singing cantaora [adj/f]
singing cantora [adj/f]
singing parlera [adj/f]
Electricity
singing oscilación parásita
Electrics/Electronics
singing cebado en telecomunicación
Electronics
singing oscilación parásita [f]
singing ondas sinusoidales
singing oscilación parásita
Engineering
singing zumbido [m]
singing canto [m]
singing silbido [m]
singing entonación [f]
singing autooscilación indeseada
singing cebado de oscilaciones
singing oscilación parásita
Psychology
singing pitido [m]
Petrol
singing ondas sinusoidales
Music
singing canto [m]
singing canturía [f]

Significados de "singing" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 178 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
soft singing canturreo [m]
folk singing cante [m]
flamenco singing cante flamenco [m]
flamenco singing cante hondo [m]
flamenco singing cante jondo [m]
whispered singing canturreo [m]
hushed singing canturreo [m]
sight singing method delasoIré [m]
singing the praises of honramiento [m]
singing with moaning noises jipido [m]
singing with moaning noises jipío [m]
traditional varieties of flamenco singing palo [m]
singing ability pecho [m]
singing to oneself tarareo [m]
singing exercise canturía [f]
monotone singing canturía [f]
monotonous singing melopea [f]
singing bel canto belcantista [adj]
fond of singing cantarín [adj]
singing in tune entonador [adj]
barbershop singing estilo musical a capella [m]
monotonous singing melopea [f]
birds singing pájaros cantando [m/f]
burst out singing arrancar a cantar [v]
take up singing dedicarse a cantar [v]
take up singing aceptar [v]
take up singing tomar trabajo [v]
know one’s singing part well conocer muy bien su tercio [v]
flamenco singing cante jondo
unpleasant note in singing gallo (nota falsa) [m]
singing mania cantomanía [f]
method of singing musical compositions canturía [f]
monotonous singing canturía [f]
singing-voice garganta [f]
roisterers singing and shouting in the streets jácara [f]
singing in tune entonador [adj]
singing or composing romances or ballads romancero [adj]
singing-bird pájaro cantor [m]
singing bird pájaro cantor [m]
singing master maestro de canto [m]
singing book cuaderno de canto [m]
singing book cuaderno de solfa [m]
species of singing starling chivillo [m] PE
a singing-bird carriquí [m] CO
small insectivorous singing bird cazador [m] CR
walk of parishioners singing folk songs accompanied with drum music atabal [m] NI
the music and the singing of a dance with this name, to the rhythm of the charango or guitar, bombo and quena typical of the bolivian andean region bailecito [m] BO AR:Nw
the music and the singing of a dance with this name bailecito de la tierra [m] BO
accompaniment of singing with the low-pitch strings of an instrument bajeo [m] BO
particular way of singing cantado [m] CR
group of friends who go house to house singing carols at christmas corrinche [m] PR
singing of four-line stanzas by a man and a woman accompanied by guitars, alternating improvising verses with which they mock each other contrapunteo amoroso [m] BO:E
singing of three notes accompanied by cajas musical instruments joi joi [m] AR:Nw
drunken singing romanceo [m] CL disused
london bridge singing game trencito [m] BO AR UY
monotonous singing canturria [f] AND PE
singing bird loica [f] CL
a singing bird zurumbela [f] AMER
fun (with singing and dancing) remolienda [f] SCN
girls' game that is accompanied by allusive verses to an insect they name, sometimes by singing cucarachita martina [f] PR
traditional game played by children in a circle with the children making requests, singing songs, and punishing those who do not respond correctly chanchavalancha [f] SV
children's game in which one jumps rope while singing and proposes various tests to do when jumping chascona [f] CL
children's game involving clapping hands and singing frutillita [f] CL
group of friends who go house to house singing carols at christmas trulla [f] PR
singing exercise cantoría [f] disused
monotone singing canturria [f] PE AL
dance accompanied with singing corea [f] rare
referred to certain birds such as the night heron and the owl whose singing announces misfortune to those who listen ahuizotero [adj] HN
playing, singing, or dancing the huapango huapanguero [adj] MX
singing plenas popular music and dance of puerto rico plenero [adj] PR
singing bachata bachatero [adj] DO
dancing, singing, playing huapango huapanguero [adj] MX
singing/dancing/composing saraband zarabando [adj] disused
tune the voice for singing a song that accompanies a typical dance from panama called tamborito (in which a circle made up by different couples surrounds a couple that dances in the center) asolearse [v] PA
flatter a woman by singing a couplet to which she responds with another couplet torear [v] BO:S
it is used to announce the beginning of singing after a brief instrumental introduction adentro [expr] BO AR
singing in tune entonadora [adj/f]
singing or composing romances or ballads romancera [adj/f]
Idioms
sing out of tune keep on singing cantar mal y porfiar [v]
have a pleasant singing voice tener buena garganta [v]
have a pleasant singing voice tener buena gargantear [v]
take pride in singing well hacerse alguien de garganta [v]
have a good singing voice tener buena garganta [v]
all-singing con todos los accesorios
all-singing que lo hace todo (ironía)
church ain't out till they quit singing hasta el rabo, todo es toro
church ain't out till they quit singing no cantes victoria antes de tiempo
have one's voice crack while singing salírsele el gallo [v] NI PA BO
have one's voice crack while singing salírsele el gallo [v] NI PA BO
not have an ear for singing tener el oído cuadrado [v] CU
Speaking
i'm singing a song here estoy cantando una canción aquí
he likes singing le gusta cantar
he likes singing a él le gusta cantar
I like singing songs disfruto de cantar
I like singing songs me gusta cantar
she likes singing (a ella) le gusta cantar
she likes singing (a ella) le gusta el canto
Colloquial
unpleasant note in singing gallipavo [m]
frequent and annoying singing canticio [m]
frequent irritating singing canticio [m]
unpleasant note in singing gallipavo [m]
unpleasant note in singing gallo [m]
singing practice solfa [f]
singing constantly cantarín [adj]
rural party with singing and dancing guateque [m] CU EC:W disused
singing of coplas copleo [m] BO:E,S
singing constantly cantarina [adj/f]
Slang
type of singing and dance jacarandina [f] delinq.
Electricity
singing arc arco sonoro
Electronics
singing point amplificación máxima [f]
singing point punto de cebado
Engineering
singing spark chispa cantante [f]
singing-stovepipe effect [us] efecto sonoro de cañería cantante [f]
singing arc arco cantante
singing suppressor supresor de reacción
singing arc arco musical
active singing point punto activo de cebado
active singing point punto activo de cebado del oscilador
hollowness near singing distortion efecto resonancia
hollowness near singing distortion efecto barril
passive singing point punto pasivo de canto
singing arc arco voltaico sonoro
singing margin margen de estabilidad de cebado
singing margin margen de canto
singing margin margen de silbido
singing path paso de las corrientes de reacción
singing point punto crítico de regeneración
singing path camino de las corrientes de reacción
singing point punto de canto
singing point punto de cebado
singing point punto de enganche
singing point equivalent equivalente del punto de silbido
singing point punto de máxima amplificación
singing point punto de silbido
singing point equivalent equivalente del punto de canto
singing suppressor supresor de silbidos
singing suppressor supresor de canto
Informatics
singing margin margen de silbido
singing margin margen de canto
Ornithology
singing bushlark alondra cantarina [f]
singing bush lark alondra cantarina [f]
singing parrot lorito heteróclito
singing honeyeater mielero cantarín
singing quail colín cantor
singing cisticola cistícola cantor
singing starling estornino cantor
Telecom
voice-operated device anti-singing telefonía simultánea de una única portadora [f]
Telecommunication
singing margin margen de cebado
singing point amplificación máxima
Zoology
honshu wolf singing lobo japonés
new guinea singing dog perro cantor de nueva guinea
Music
figurative singing canto figurado [m]
singing voice garganta [f]
barbershop singing música de barbería [f]
singing voice cuerda [f]
singing voice en voz [adv]
Cinema
all singing film musical [m]
singing voice voz cantante
Literature
sweetly singing (bird) arpado [adj]
sweetly singing (bird) arpada [adj/f]
Religion
alternate singing by a choir in two divisions antífona [f]
Folklore
patriotic or romantic music or singing that accompanies a dance cielito [m] PY AR UY
improvised popular singing based on coplas or ripios and a simple, rhythmical music chuín [m] DO
popular musical composition for guitar and singing, with an evocative character and melancholic spirit estilo [m] AR UY
singing and music accompanying this dance pala pala [m] AR
singing of improvised verses repentismo [m] CU
traditional dance and singing of the easter island sau sau [m] CL
couples dance from the coast to music set to a fast rhythm accompanied by singing and guitars vals peruano [m] EC PE BO
popular dance similar to the chobena danced in the round without singing tococó [m] BO:E
singing scene cantable [m]
popular dance accompanied by singing mamangulina [f] DO
popular music genre, formerly called zamacueca, singing their own songs and performed in two-four rhythm with a guitar and snare drum marinera [f] PE
singing that accompanies a mejoranera mejorana [f] PA
rural meeting in which people compete by singing improvised verses porfía [f] PA rare
singing competition cantadera [f] PA
singing/dancing/composing saraband zarabandista [adj]
singing alone a palo seco [adv]
traditional music to accompany a troubadour singing seises [m/pl] PR