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Sens de "a band" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 2 résultat(s)

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Medicine
a band banda a
a band banda a

Sens de "a band" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 63 résultat(s)

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General
girdle or band with that a priest’s alb is tied up cíngulo [m]
wrapping in a swaddling-band fajamiento [m]
member of a band of rebels harqueño [m]
band or ribbon trimmed with gold or silver embroidery or fringe, worn as a badge of honor corbata [f]
band of a wheel llanta [f]
pertaining to a band of rebels harqueño [adj]
participating as a member of a band of rebels harqueño [adj]
form into a band acuadrillar [v]
wrap an umbilical band around a child enfajar [v]
blade of a band saw cuchilla de una sierra de cinta [f]
individual of a factious band formed in the fifteenth century in santander gil [m]
member of a band of thieves golfín [m]
band of musicians in a church capilla [f]
brow-band (a bridle) frontalera [f]
band of a wheel llanta [f]
ridge-band of a harness sufra [f]
collect or head a band of armed men acuadrillar [v]
put the head-band to a book cabecear [v]
musical composition played by a band in parties organized by priostes acompañamiento [m] EC
musician in a town's military band cachimbo [m] PE
typical dance performed in pairs in a circle moving clockwise to the beat of a band fandango [m] CO
band or strip of leather, which serves to hold a bundle cargador [m] CO
elastic band for holding a woman's hair cole [m] CL
musician in a papayera local band papayero [m] CO
folded piece of paper children shoot with a rubber band piropo [m] ECrare
elastic band that holds up a woman's pantyhose zuncho [m] CU
musician in a military or village band cachimbo [m] PE
musician in a band that is given corn liquor chichero [m] NI
girdle or band with that a priest’s alb is tied up cinto [m] disused
open-air concert by a military band retreta [f] COVE
band of leather or rope that holds the tacks of a beast atajarría [f] DOrur.
musical piece performed by a military band bolera [f] BO
rubber band used to gather hair in a tail colita [f] ARUY
tuft of hair secured with a rubber band or a bow, especially on each side of the head colita [f] SVNIBOPYARUY
musician in a band that is given corn liquor chichera [f] NI
person in a band bandista [m/f] HN
wearing her hair pulled back with a cord or band guangudo [adj] EC
wearing her hair pulled back with a cord or band huangudo [adj] EC
having a band on its neck of a color distinct from the rest of its fur or feathers (animal) corbato [adj] AR:Nw
band a crab's claws enquiñar [v] PR
order and position the major drum of a military band in front of a parade encajonar [v] CL
Idioms
a one-man band una banda de un solo integrante
a one-man band un hombre orquesta
a band-aid un parche
a band-aid una solución temporal
put a band aid on a bullet wound tapar el sol con un dedo [v] MXNICUCOECCLUY
with a marching band con pito y caja [adv] CL
band-aid on a bullet wound paños tibios [m/pl] CRPAECPEARUY
band-aid on a bullet wound paños tibios [m/pl] PA
Law
chief or leader of a band of robbers capitán [m]
Electricity
proportional band of a controller banda proporcional de un controlador
Electrics/Electronics
pass-band ripple of a filter ondulación en la banda pasante de un filtro
Engineering
centre of a band centro de la banda
displacement of a band desplazamiento de bandas
Marine Biology
an edible marine fish with elongated body, covered with small and shiny scales, small head and blunt snout, general silver coloration with a characteristic black band that goes from the head to the tail bocón [m] VE
a freshwater fish with nape crossed by a clear band and fins with a wide dark band manguruyú de las piedras [m] AR
Aeronautics
sealing with a strap or band precinto [m]
Marine
ornamental band on a wall friso [m]
Music
popular music performed by a local band música papayera [f] CO
bugler in a marching band cashasha [m/f] GT
Arts
band of a shield cotiza (heráldica) [f]
Folklore
decorated truck from which a musical band enlivens popular festivities in quito chiva quiteña [f] EC
Archaic
leader of a band of robbers cherinol [m]