to clean

Significados de "to clean" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 24 resultado(s)

	Categoría	Inglés	Español
General
1	General	large sieve to clean the wheat	arel (catalán) [m]
2	General	hot iron used to clean cotton	arrequife (árabe) [m]
3	General	medicinal decoction to clean body parts	lavatorio [m]
4	General	clean fulled cloth before it goes to press	enmondar [v]
5	General	soldier appointed to keep rooms clean	cuartelero [m]
6	General	clean fulled cloth before it goes to press	desliñar [v]
7	General	cloth used to clean or scrub the floor	coleto [m] VE
8	General	roll of tobacco tied with a cotton string used to clean one's teeth	limpión [m] PEdisused
9	General	sandy clay used to clean pots	poque [m] BO:W
10	General	metal rod used to clean something	baqueta [f] HNNIECdisused
11	General	liquid disinfectant or insecticide typically used to clean latrines, drains or stables and to heal infections in animals	fenelina [f] AR:Nw
12	General	wipe or cloth used to clean the floor	colcha [f] CU
13	General	cloth used to clean or scrub the floor	coleta [f] VE
14	General	gold or silver sheet to clean teeth or ears	pajuela [f] CO
15	General	remove dirt from a place to clean it (road/ditch/channel)	desaterrar [v] HNNICRMXrur.
Idioms
16	Idioms	to clean someone out	dejar a alguien en cueros [v]
Speaking
17	Speaking	you will have to have a clean record	necesitas tener antecedentes limpios
18	Speaking	are you going to clean your room?	¿vas a limpiar tu habitación?
19	Speaking	we have to make sure they're clean	tenemos que asegurarnos de que estén limpios
Colloquial
20	Colloquial	repair or clean something to the point it is sharp or clear	chanear (inglés shine) [v] CR
Computer
21	Computer	when it's time to clean up messages:	al borrar mensajes:
Geology
22	Geology	clean a placer to paydirt	acampanar [v]
Maritime
23	Maritime	uncover to clean	dar el costado un buque [v]
Folklore
24	Folklore	person who used to clean up the belongings of dead people according to dominican folklore	chocueca [m/f] DO