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Significados de "the house" en diccionario español inglés : 1 resultado(s)

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the house casero [m] HNSV

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

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soldier of the main guard of the house of burgundy, which brought emperor charles v to castile archero (francés) [m]
galleries around the patio of a house corredor [m]
amount raised by a house of parish paid to the royal treasury excusado [m]
keeper of the rolls in the royal house grefier (francés) [m]
monk from the house of san isidoro del campo, spain isidoriano [m]
manor house of the elder relative casa cabeza de armería [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa cáñama [f]
the king's house casa del rey [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa dezmera [f]
main house of a parish that paid its tithes to the royal treasury instead of paying them to the church, by pontifical privilege casa excusada [f]
compensation to property owners for providing lodging to servants of the royal house and soldiers regalía de aposento [f]
from the house of san isidoro del campo, spain isidoriano [adj]
fix the facade of a house fachear [v]
house in the country chalé [m]
man of the house amo [m]
lady of the house ama [f]
lady of the house doña [f]
the house of representatives la cámara de los representantes [f]
back-of-the-house zona de acceso solo para el personal (en restaurantes) [f]
(a house etc) overlooking the sea con vistas al mar (una casa) [adj]
pertaining to the house of visconti viscontiniano [adj]
(a house etc) overlook the sea tener vistas al mar (una casa) [v]
bottom the house limpiar completamente [v]
bring the house down ser un exitazo [v]
bring the house down ser muy aplaudid [v]
turn the house upside down revolver la casa [v]
tidy up the house ordenar la casa [v]
be on the house ser a cuenta de la casa [v]
take possession of the house tomar posesión de la casa [v]
wear around the house de andar por casa [v]
put the house in order poner la casa en orden [v]
go out the door (of the house) puertear [v]
inside the house dentro de la casa [adv]
the house of god casa del señor
the house of lords cámara de los lores
the house of commons cámara de los comunes
the house of commons la cámara de los comunes
the house of lords la cámara de los lores
the white house la casa blanca
the address of the house dirección de la casa
address of the house la dirección de la casa
house of the lord casa del señor
keeper of the rolls in the royal house grefier [m]
fender to protect the lintel of a house against the wheels of carriages guardarruedas [m]
timber used in the construction of a house palazón [m]
mistress of the house ama [f]
window or opening in the roof of a house guardacalada [f]
belonging to the house of austria austrino [adj]
abandon a child ( at the door of a church or a house) exponer [v]
mark goods at the customs-house marchamar [v]
at the house of donde [adv]
area (the yard attached to or surrounding a house) patio [m]
grounds (the enclosed land around a house or other building) jardín [m]
speaker of the house of commons presidente de la cámara de los comunes [m]
surveyor of the custom-house vista de aduana [f]
bring down the house causar grandes aplausos [v]
bring down the house provocar el aplauso general [v]
surprise visit to a house during the christmas holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] CUPR
surprise visit to a house during the carnaval holidays with musical instruments in order to dance and sing asalto [m] UY
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [m] PAARUYrur.derog.
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [m] MXGTHNNIDOPRCOVEECPEPYderog.
visit to the house of the bride and groom besamanos [m] GTrur.
interior door that separates the hall from the rest of the house anteportón [m] VE
interior door that separates the hall from the rest of the house anteportón [m] COderog.
long plank about 35 cm wide and 10.16 cm thick across which beams are lain to form the coffered ceiling of a house cuartón [m] HNNI
man in charge of watching the house and farm and feeding the animals cuidón [m] VE:W
wooden granary on four pillars built in the patio of a house cuzul [m] HN:Wrur.
wooden granary on four pillars built in the patio of a house cusul [m] HN:N,E,W
wooden granary on four pillars built in the patio of a house cuzul [m] HN
front door of a house, after the outside gate entreportón [m] COVE
lining of the roof of a house with royal palm leaves enyaguado [m] CU
chambers of the house of representatives floor (inglés) [m] PR
trusted person who steals from the house where they live gato casero [m] NICRPA
man who takes care of the chicken coop or hen house galponero [m] CO
representative of puerto rico before the house of representatives of the united states comisionado residente [m] PR
extension on the back of a wooden house consisting of a single slope roof and that usually serves as the kitchen colgadizo [m] PR
business owner who throws the dice and collects what the house earns coime [m] HNNI
press area in the house of representatives corralito [m] MX
space under the stairs of a house jonuco [m] MX
speaker of the house speaker (inglés) [m] US
interior door that separates the hall from the rest of the house trasportón [m] COdisused
head of the house cabecero [m] disused
charge levied by the owner of a gambling-house cancha [f] CO
farm house, with all the necessary tools and utensils masa [f]
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimada [f] MXGTHNNIDOPRCOVEECPEPYderog.
person living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimada [f] PAARUYrur.derog.
floating house that was built on the coast balsa [f] ECdisused
old floating house (built on the coast) balsa [f] ECdisused
woman who spends long periods of time on the balcony of her house in order to observe what is happening around her balconera [f] BOrare
woman in charge of watching the house and farm and feeding the animals cuidona [f] VE:W
main house on a ranch where the owner lives casa grande [f] PRVE
trusted person who steals from the house where they live gata casera [f] NICRPA
house or establishment open to the street, where food is prepared and sold cocinería [f] PECL
bunch of corncobs hanging in rows from the ceiling of a house huayunca [f] PE:C,Erur.
small decorated ceramic church placed on the roof of a house, gifted by the best man at a house warming, used to ward off evil spirits İglesia de techo [f] PE:C,S
community work by a group of country people or peasants to build a house or work in the field junta de embarre [f] PArur.
traditional system of work in rural areas that consists of all the members of a community helping in the agricultural tasks or construction of a neighbor house with the commitment that the beneficiary must return the favor of help when needed mano vuelta [f] HNrur.
communal house used by the indigenous people of the amazon maloca [f] COPE:E
domestic service employee who takes care of jobs of the house muchacha de adentro [f] COrare
domestic service employee who takes care of jobs of the house muchacha de adentro [f] GT
low wall surrounding the patio of a house or another construction paredilla [f] PA
main house of a rural property, where the owner or administrator lives sala [f] SVAR:Nwrur.
ceremony where communities help build the house of friends or relatives, ending with placing a cross on the roof zafacasa [f] PErur.
amount charged by the owner of a gambling house cancha [f] COPY
manor house of the elder relative casa de cabo de armería [f] ESlocal
house in the countryside casa llana [f] disused
woman of the house mujer de gobierno [f] disused
living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [adj] MXGTHNNIDOPRCOVEECPEPYderog.
living in someone else's house and at the owner's expense arrimado [adj] PAARUYrur.derog.
person who spends long periods of time on the balcony of her house in order to observe what is happening around her balconera [adj] BOrare
relating to the house of representatives of the legislative power cameral [adj] DOPREC
used inside the house or in private due to its being in bad condition or not being suitable for use in public de entrecasa [adj] MXVEPEPYARUY
without leaving the house encuevado [adj] HNNICRCUDOPRBOCL
without leaving the house enranchado [adj] NI
tied up close to the house at night nochero [adj] ARUYrur.
clean up, decorate, or paint something, especially the house chilacotear [v] SV
line the roof of a house with royal palm leaves enyaguar [v] CU
rummage for food to satiate hunger, in the kitchen or other places of a house gurguciar [v] GT
cut the tobacco stem in sections of two leaves to place in the tobacco drying house mancornar [v] CU
remain continuously in a certain place, usually the house of another mantener [v] NIDO
not leave the house encuevarse [v] HNNICRCUDOBO
not leave the house encuevarse [v] HNSVNICRDO
not leave the house encusucarse [v] SV
sit on the sidewalk near a house puentear [v] SVNI
at the house of en lo de [adv] AR
belonging to the house of austria austrina [adj/f]
Idioms
head of the house cabeza de casa [m/f]
for wearing around the house para andar por casa [adj]
for around the house para andar por casa [adj]
bring down the house arrancar aplausos [v]
bring the house down recibir una ovación [v]
bring the house down poner al público de pie [v]
bring the house down provocar los aplausos [v]
bring the house down tener una actuación exitosa [v]
bring the house down generar los aplausos [v]
bring the house down hacer que la sala se venga abajo [v]
bring the house down hacer que el público se muera de risa [v]
bring the house down provocar la risa [v]
order drinks on the house disparar con pólvora del rey [v]
be on the house correr a cuenta de la casa [v]
bring down the house hacer que el teatro se venga abajo [v]
bring the house down hacer que el teatro se venga abajo [v]
always keep the house ready for the guests darle pie para que la frecuente. [v]
manage the house correr con la casa [v]
be in charge of the house correr con la casa [v]
leave the house echarse a la calle [v]
wear one's around-the-house clothes estar de casa [v]
in the blacksmith’s house, a wooden knife en casa del herrero, cuchillo de palo
it’s on the house invita la casa/por cuenta de la casa
burn not your house to fright the mouse away es peor el remedio que la enfermedad