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Sens de "a rope" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 133 résultat(s)

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General
guy (a rope, cord, or cable used to steady, guide, or secure something) viento [m]
small rope with a stake at each end for deseeding flax garabato [m]
rope to secure a load lazo [m]
throwing weapon with a steel tip and a rope attached cateya [f]
rope with cork to buoy up a net cingleta [f]
long and strong pull on a rope estrepada [f]
tie with a rope amaromar [v]
tie with a rope enmaromar [v]
secure the load of a cart with a rope ratigar [v]
short rope to tie calf to a cow rejo [m]
a frame used by rope makers galapo [m]
link in a rope coca [f]
device which is used to secure a rope cornamusa [f]
hobble (rope) tying a horse’s front leg to a hind leg suelta [f]
coil a rope or cable adujar [v]
bind or tie something with a rope enguaralar [v]
lash with a rope ramalazo
stroke with a port-rope anguilazo [m]
sailor laying a rope corchador [m]
strand of a rope ramal [m]
blow/stroke with a rope ramalazo [m]
strap or rope for tying the clapper of a wether's bell castigadera [f]
splice or patch, made by winding a rope around the object to be tied trincafía [f]
tether (a restricting rope, chain) cadena [f]
make in the form of a cord or rope acordonar [v]
slide down by a rope desguindarse [v]
unreeve a rope despasar [v]
lay a rope corchar [v]
slip down (by a rope) descolgarse [v]
sew a bolt-rope to a sail empalomar [v]
pay out a rope filar [v]
tic with a rope enmaromar [v]
fasten with a rope ensogar [v]
secure the load on a cart with a rope ratigar [v]
measure with a rope soguear [v]
rope (a string of items attached in one line) fila [f]
offender who suffocates a person with a rope to appropriate his belongings (usually a taxi driver) acogotador [m] BO
short rope tied to a post to control an animal sujeto [m] VE
double knot made with a rope and the horse's tail arrebiate [m] VE
a long and thick rope that hangs at certain intervals with hooks at its ends calandrio [m] CO:E,S
blow given a cattle rope bolazo [m] ARUY
the lower part of the dried banana leaves or other plant of wide leaves used as a rope and envelope to protect raw cane sugar blocks or raw tobacco bajero [m] VE
rope in which a rooster is rocked in order to exercise its neck and wings culumpio [m] PR
sudden strong pull, especially of a lasso or other rope cimbrón [m] ARUY
sudden strong pull, especially of a lasso or other rope cimbronazo [m] ARUY
wide girdle or rope placed over a load to secure it to the back of the horse cinchón [m] COCL
blow from a strap, belt, or rope cantazo [m] DO
rope with which a rooster is rocked to exercise its neck and wings columpio [m] CUPR
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings cogotero [m] BO
tying up of an animal with a rope laceo [m] BO:CCL
whipping with a rope sogazo [m] MXCUUY
rope to make a surgeon's knot trancajilo [m] DO
main cable of a rope bridge tarabita [f] SA
band of leather or rope that holds the tacks of a beast atajarría [f] DOrur.
knot of a rope amarra [f] HNNIPAPRCO
rope with a stone attached to one end, which is thrown at the tail of a kite or comet to knock it down angarilla [f] CU
a procedure for taming livestock by pressing the animal's head against the boom using a rope to a near choke ahorcada [f] VE
rope that passes through the center of a buoy entralla [f] HN:S
competition on horseback consisting of beheading a live duck hanging from a rope 3 m from the ground carrera de patos [f] HNrur.
bark of the chilean wineberry, twisted into a rope huira [f] CL
nylon rope bag used by the mollusk collectors at a fishing site jicra [f] EC
tying up of an animal with a rope laceada [f] CLAR:Nwrur.
tying up of an animal with a rope laceadura [f] CL
basket of a rope bridge oroya [f] PEBO
rope tied to a buoy caloma [f] AL
rope, chain or bar used to tow a vehicle cuarta [f] UY
small rope attached to a snaffle bit mordaza [f] HNAR
joined to another by the collar or by a rope, so that it gets used to walking in pair (animal) acollarado [adj] ARUY
thin, elongated and stiff as a rope amecatado [adj] NIHNderog.
rope a cow with a lasso to subdue it vestir [v] VE
tie a cow with a rope threaded through an opening in its nose naricear [v] HNVE
tie a cow with a rope threaded through an opening in its nose nariciar [v] VE
lasso or tie something with a rope (guaral) enguaralar [v] VE
tighten a rope atilintar [v] GTHNSVNICRrur.
rope a cow barrear [v] VE
rope a horse or bull apealar [v] CLARdisused
add a long rope to the halter apersogar [v] CRrur.
(when taming livestock) press the animal's head against the boom using a rope to a near choke ahorcar [v] VE
remove the rope used to tie up a calf desenrejar [v] HNrur.
pull strongly on something, particularly with a rope cinchar [v] ARUY
double a rope entorcelar [v] BO
make figures in the air using a rope or lasso florear [v] MX
tie up an animal with a rope from the horns to one of it's front legs in order to lead it easily compullar [v] AR:Nwrur.
tie up an animal with a rope lacear [v] ECPEBOCLAR:Nwrur.
tie a rope or leather strap around a machete handle encollarar [v] HNrur.
add a long rope persogar [v] CR
tie off a rope end rematar [v] PADOrur.
put a mouth rope on bozalear [v] MX
put a rope halter on bozalear [v] MX
Idioms
push on a rope dar música a un sordo [v]
tied with a rope a soga [adv] ARUYrur.
Colloquial
hanging on a tight rope andársele a alguien la cabeza [v]
go piss up a rope! ¡vete a freír espárrago si!
go piss up a rope! ¡a cagara la vía! (catalán)
decorative rope on a uniform tallarín [m] PE
act of passing a rope between two people to divine whether they're romantically involved prueba de la pita [f] SV
Proverbs
name not a rope in his house who hanged himself en casa del ahorcado, no mientes la soga [old-fashioned]
never mention rope in the house of a man who has been hanged no hay que mentar la soga en casa del ahorcado
Slang
go piss up a rope! ¡una polla!
go piss up a rope! ¡una ñorda!
go piss up a rope! ¡un rábano!
go piss up a rope! ¡vete a la mierda!
go piss up a rope! ¡déjate de joder!
go piss up a rope! ¡vete a cagar!
Engineering
turn of a rope around a bitt bitadura [f]
stretch of a rope estiramiento de una cuerda
Technical
basket of a wire-rope socket taza de encastre
Maritime
thick rope with a tackle amante [m]
lever for lashing a rope garrote [m]
stone tied to a rope or a net pedral [m]
laying a rope corcha [f]
make a rope with three cords with three strands each acalabrotar [v]
weave cord into a rope acolchar [v]
pull a rope taut aguantar [v]
wrap a rope with one's arm palmearse [v]
pull a rope resacar [v]
wrap a rope around a dock post tomar socaire [v]
tighten a boat rope trincar [v]
stones tied to a rope or a net pedrales [m/pl]
release a rope from a cleat soltar un cabo de la mordaza
Nautical
standing part of a rope arraigado [m]
long and strong pull on a rope estrepada [f]
laying of a rope corcha [f]
splicing of a rope costura [f]
rope with one end fast in a ring-bolt boza [f]
rope with cork to buoy up a net cingleta [f]
lash the end of a rope falcacear [v]
wind a thin rope around a thicker one enguillar [v]
ease a rope largar [v]
Animal Husbandry
person who uses a short rope to tie a calf to a cow enrejador [m] HNNI
Fishing
fishing with a tow rope while sailing sirga [f] PR
Military
core (of a rope) alma [f]
Archaic
halter (a rope having a noose for hanging a person) cuerda [f]