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Significados de "walking" en diccionario español inglés : 57 resultado(s)

Inglés Español
Common
walking ambulante [adj]
Conjugations
walking andando [ger]
walking caminando [ger]
General
walking pedestrismo [m]
walking marcha [f]
walking portante [m]
walking ambulación [f]
walking deambulación [f]
walking ambulante [adj]
walking ambulatorio [adj]
walking andante [adj]
walking caminador [adj]
walking caminante [adj]
walking paseante [adj]
walking pedestre [adj]
walking senderismo [m]
walking deambulación [f]
walking andadura [f]
walking caminable [adj]
walking pedestre [adj]
walking andar [m]
walking andarín [adj]
walking paseante [adj]
walking andamiento [m] disused
walking andancia [f] AL
walking ambulativo [adj] rare
walking a patica [adv] VE
walking a catimba [adv] CLrare
walking andarina [adj/f]
Idioms
walking en la mula de san francisco [adv]
walking al paso [adv]
walking a pie [adv]
walking de andar [adj] CU
walking de patitas [adv] PA
walking por cordillera [adv] HNrur.
walking a pincel [adv] MXHNSVNI
walking a pura infantería [adv] GTHNSV
Colloquial
walking a peón [adv]
walking a peonza [adv]
walking a talón [adv]
walking en la guagüita de san fernando [adv] CU
walking a golpe de calcetín [adv] MXHNSVNI
walking en el once [adv] HNNIDOPY
walking al dedo [adv] CR
walking a pie [adv] MXCRPY
walking en dodge [adv] HNCRrareteen
walking a puro caite [adv] HNSVNI
walking en dodge patas [adv] CRteen
walking de dorapa [adv] ARUY
walking en dochpatas [adv] PA
Law
walking móvil [adj]
Engineering
walking oscilante [adj]
Medicine
walking sin otro incidente
Psychology
walking caminando [v]
Zoology
walking marchador [adj]
Petrol
walking que anda
Sports
walking la caminata [f]

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

Inglés Español
Conjugations
he/she was walking andaba [v]
you were walking andaba [v]
I was walking andaba [v]
I was walking caminaba [v]
you were walking caminaba [v]
he/she was walking caminaba [v]
Common
go walking caminar [v]
General
hill walking senderismo [m]
walking-stick báculo [m]
walking stick bastón [m]
walking stick bordón [m]
spiked walking stick chuzo [m]
person walking unencumbered escotero [m]
tight-rope walking funambulismo [m]
walking on huello [m]
walking pace paso de andadura [m]
walking all over pisoteo [m]
spiked walking stick zuizón [m]
walking disaster calamidad [f]
spiked walking stick lanza porquera [f]
spiked walking stick media lanza [f]
way of walking marcha [f]
walking stick muletilla [f]
historical iranian unit of walking distance equivalent to a league parasanga [f]
spiked walking stick porquera [f]
walking a lot andadero [adj]
walking fast andador [adj]
fond of walking andariego [adj]
fond of walking andarín [adj]
test with a walking stick bordonear [v]
moving one's buttocks while walking nalguear [v]
walking back tesar [v]
slender walking stick junco [m]
walking way pasillo [m]
walking fish pez caminador [m]
tightrope walking funambulismo [m]
tightrope walking equilibrismo [m]
hit with walking stick bastonazo [m]
pace walking paso [m]
walking frame andador [m]
brisk walking marcha a paso ligero [f]
person walking unencumbered escotera [f]
fast-walking andador [adj]
hazardous for walking escabroso [adj]
adapted to walking ambulatorio [adj]
given to walking andariego [adj]
accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass (horse) paramero [adj]
swing the hips and shoulders in walking contonearse [v]
keep walking seguir caminando [v]
keep walking seguir andando [v]
start walking echar a andar [v]
start walking soltarse a andar [v]
make feet sore (walking) aspear [v]
at walking pace al paso [adv]
by walking caminando [adv]
walking skeleton esqueleto rumbero [n] CU
escape or fast and disorderly walking of many people at once huye huye [n] DO
walking shoes zapatos para caminar
walking encyclopedia enciclopedia viviente
walking-stick cipión [m]
walking-stick cayado [m]
walking frame deambulador [m]
walking-stick shop bastonería [f]
walking stick caña [f]
child's gocart (to learn walking) carretilla [f]
walking-stick cayada [f]
easy for walking (place/ground) andadero [adj]
good at walking andador [adj]
relating to walking deambulatorio [adj]
walking through the streets ruante [adj]
become sore through much walking aspearse [v]
shake the buttocks in walking nalguear [v]
night-walking somnambulismo [m]
walking-stick bastón [m]
walking-dress traje de paseo [m]
walking-pace paso de andadura [m]
sleep-walking somnambulismo [m]
spiked walking stick chuzón [m]
walking encyclopedia enciclopedia ambulante [f]
walking-tour caminata [f]
walking-tour excursión a pie [f]
walking stick yaya [m] AMER
tree, the wood of which is used for cabinetmaking and walking-sticks cerillo [m] CU
heavy-set person who often trips over or bumps into things when walking aplanador [m] PACUCO
walking stick made from wood of the yellow ipê araguaney [m] COVE
person who sways while walking because of a physical defect bambaco [m] AR:Nw
step taken by somebody when walking or dancing caitazo [m] HNNI
walking stick boidón [m] DO
walking frame caminador [m] DOCOEC
deformity on the sole of the foot that makes walking uncomfortable clavo [m] VE
walking tour of the streets of a city undertaken by a group of institutions to commemorate special dates (like schools/unions/associations) desfile cívico [m] GTHNNIPADOCOPEBOCLPY
horse accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass cerrero [m] ECrare
walking skeleton carrao [m] DO
carnival character that represents an old doctor wearing a white lab coat, walking with a cane, and with a doctor's bag full of medicinal plants gramillero [m] ARUY
long leather overcoat used to protect from branches, thorns, or vermin when walking in the woods coleto [m] AR:Nw
escape or fast and disorderly walking of many people at once juyejuye [m] DO
walking stick manduco [m] NIPA
fetish used in witchcraft with the image of a black person walking that helps open paths eleguá [m] PR
crude walking stick ñaure [m] VE
walking stick matuco [m] PRrur.
wood of the walking palm pona [m] PE
walking stick rolo [m] VE
tumor or callus that forms on feet from walking barefoot sietecueros [m] NICRCUDOVEECPE
blow from a walking stick verazo [m] VE
walking to adeliño [m] disused
walking harness apretador [m] disused
wooden walking stick made of the araguaney araguaney [m] COVE
way of walking caminado [m] HNNICRPACO
protuberance on a rooster's legs, hindering walking clavo [m] VE
walking stick tocho [m] ESlocal
prostitute who walks walking on the streets in search of customers bandera [f] BO:W,Crare
repeated walking by the same place cruzadera [f] DO
children's game involving walking on one's hands while another child holds their feet tijereta [f] NI
lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off suerte [f] DO
verawood walking stick vera [f] VE
walking back and forth pasadera [f] CUDOCOVE
walking all over pisoteada [f] MX
man walking clumsily patantaca [m/f] GT
joined to another by the collar or by a rope, so that it gets used to walking in pair (animal) acollarado [adj] ARUY
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotado [adj] HNNI
walking a lot (horse) andón [adj] VErur.
large and fat, with multicolored feathers, heavy for walking, and not good for fighting (roosters/hens) búlico [adj] VE:W
who sways their hips while walking dengoso [adj] NI
accustomed to walking in flip-flops chancletero [adj] PA
walking with a limp or with difficulty (person or animal) chapín [adj] HN
tripping while walking (person or animal) chapino [adj] AR:Nw
accustomed to walking with agility over complicated, uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass (horse) cerrero [adj] ECrare
who moves their hips while walking chiqueón [adj] HN
that leans to one side when walking or moving (person or thing) escorado [adj] CU
walking with a limp catreco [adj] HN
walking with his head raised high (horse) colmenero [adj] CUrarerur.
slow-walking lechuga [adj] PA
walking bow-legged despernancado [adj] CO
walking around someone watching them deal or converse mariposeador [adj] DOPE
walking with feet facing open pateta [adj] HN
walking with feet facing open patojo [adj] GT:EHN
accustomed to walking with agility over uneven areas or on paths filled with tall grass paramero [adj] EC
walking a lot paticaliente [adj] PR
walking duck-footed pateta [adj] HN
walking duck-footed patojo [adj] GT:EHN
walking clumsily patantaco [adj] GT
walking with difficulty patuleto [adj] HN
walking out-toed pateta [adj] HN
walking out-toed patojo [adj] GT:EHN
frequently walking paseandero [adj] PEBOPYARUY
frequently walking paseandero [adj] CLrare
have difficulty walking due to leg problems patulenco [adj] CRdisused
walking with difficulty terebeco [adj] HN
given walking papers volado [adj] HN
clumsy when walking tulenco [adj] SVNI