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to whose

Significados de "to whose" con otros términos en diccionario español inglés : 74 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
General
corps of officers whose mission is to inspect army administration intervención [f]
related to animals whose eggs hatch inside their body ovovivíparo [adj]
it is used to refer to someone whose arrival or intervention is annoying or untimely la bolilla que faltaba [expr] ARUY
candidate to a high position whose candidacy keeps the group that supports them secret gallo tapado [n] HNSVNIPADOCO
person whose neck cannot seen due to fat cogote de almeja [n] CL
someone whose business is to boil must cocedor [m]
cathedral dignitary whose duty was to teach divinity maestrescuela [m]
cathedral dignitary whose duty was to teach divinity maestreescuela [m]
relating to a horse whose right hind foot is white argel [adj]
small bird of prey whose screech is believed to be an ill omen chucho [m] CL
a tcrebinthine tree whose seeds are used to feed hogs guao [m] MXCUEC
way with separate roads for both traffic directions (whose entrances and exits are not subject to the safety standards of highways) autocarril [m] NIBO
(in the conga religion) magical vessel in whose vicinity it is prohibited to have sex caldero [m] CU
coffee bean whose shell dries on the side that has been exposed to the sun café caritoso [m] PR
a man whose work consists in travelling through forests and savannas to watch and care for cattle in ranches campisto [m] HN
man whose job is to repair the bodywork of vehicles chapistero [m] PACU
person whose profession is to produce, buy, and sell chili peppers chilero [m] MXGTHNNI
person whose job is to get new clients to enroll in a public institution, or hire workers enganchador [m] PE
person whose contract has been terminated, but continues to receive part of his salary until they find a new job racionalizado [m] CUdisused
person whose job is to scrape henequen to extract the fiber tallador [m] MX:Serur.
a large wasp whose sting is believed to be fatal ahorcadora [f] HNNI
rectangular box whose frames are wooden boards and whose bottom is a metallic mesh used to dry the coffee beans in the sun cajilla [f] NI
person whose profession is to produce, buy, and sell chili peppers chilera [f] MXGTHNNI
person whose job is to get new clients to enroll in a public institution, or hire workers enganchadora [f] PE
person whose contract has been terminated, but continues to receive part of his salary until they find a new job racionalizada [f] CUdisused
person whose job is to scrape henequen to extract the fiber talladora [f] MX:Serur.
english fighting rooster whose dewclaws are allowed to grow jaca [f] DOVEALCI
referred to certain birds such as the night heron and the owl whose singing announces misfortune to those who listen ahuizotero [adj] HN
Idioms
teenager whose voice is beginning to change pollito de real y medio [m] CUdisused
Phrases
the governments on whose behalf the present agreement is signed, hereinafter referred to as the "Participating States" los gobiernos en cuyo nombre se firma el presente acuerdo, denominados en lo sucesivo “estados participantes”
Colloquial
people whose names one does not want to mention ciertas hierbas [n] CO:N
related to a person whose spoken spanish is full of english words agringado [adj] MXHNSVNIDOPREC
related to a person whose spoken spanish is full of english words agringada [adj/f] MXHNSVNIDOPREC
Slang
relating to a black man whose penis is lighter than his body calanco [adj] PR
Ornithology
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) sopilote [m] MXSV
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) zopilote [m] MXGTHNSVNICRPA
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) chulo [m] COVE:W
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) carbonero [m] SV
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) cuervo de cabeza [m] UY
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) cuervo de cabeza negra [m] UY
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) cute [m] HNSV
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) gallinazo [m] GTPACOVEECPEBOCL
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) gallote [m] PA
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) galembo [m] CO:C,Ne,Sw
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) gus [m] CO
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) golero [m] CO:N
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) guaraguao [m] VE:E
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) limpiamundo [m] SV
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) nopo [m] MX:E
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) shingo [m] PE
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) sope [m] MXGTHNSVNI
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) samuro [m] CO:EVE
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) zunchiche [m] GTSV
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) zonchiche [m] MXHNSVNI
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) zamuro [m] NICO:E,C,NeVE
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) zope [m] MXGTHNSVNI
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay (coragyps atratus) kute [m] HN
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay (coragyps atratus) cute [m] HNSV
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) aura tiñosa [f] CUDO
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) chicora [f] CO:E
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) gusma [f] GT
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) laura [f] CO:N
a bird in the new world vulture family whose range extends from the southeastern united states to central chile and uruguay in south america (coragyps atratus) viuda [f] GT
Botany
a tree species in the rubiaceae family whose range stretches from southern mexico to the amazon jungle in south america (posoqueria latifolia) borojó [m] PA
a tree species in the rubiaceae family whose range stretches from southern mexico to the amazon jungle in south america (posoqueria latifolia) tuliviejo [m] PA
a plant whose seeds and stems used as a liquid to grow hair and rice (adenopodia polystachya) amole [m] HN
a plant whose seeds and stems used as a liquid to grow hair and rice (adenopodia polystachya) chamol [m] HNSV
a plant whose seeds and stems used as a liquid to grow hair and rice (adenopodia polystachya) tostoncillo [m] HN
a tree similar to acacia, whose wood, strong, solid and dark in color huachapelí [m] PE
a tree similar to acacia, whose wood, strong, solid and dark in color guachapalí [m] EC
a tree similar to acacia, whose wood, strong, solid and dark in color guachapelí [m] PAVEPE
Folklore
authority in indigenous communities whose mission is to carry out municipal functions and resolve differences amicably envarado [m] PE
percussion instrument whose membrane extends over a hollowed out trunk rooted to the ground, used by the chiriguano indigenous people pim-pim [m] AR:Nw
percussion instrument whose membrane extends over a hollowed out trunk rooted to the ground, used by the chiriguano indigenous people pin-pin [m] AR:Nw