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Sens de "blows" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 4 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
blows golpes [m/pl]
General
blows palos [m/pl]
Colloquial
blows hule [m]
Safety
blows golpes [m/pl]

Sens de "blows" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 168 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
repeated blows baqueteo [m]
develop contusions on the hind legs due to blows from the front hooves alcanzarse [v]
barrage (an overwhelming quantity or explosion, as of words, blows, or criticisms) lluvia [f]
death caused by machete blows corte de chaleco [n] NI
series of blows tanda de golpes
dispute ending in blows escarapela [f]
that blows by bellows afollador [adj]
deal (blows) asentar [v]
inflict (as blows) descargar [v]
give blows golpear [v]
come to blows pelearse [v]
give blows in the face moquetear [v]
come to blows andar al morro [v]
come to blows venir a las manos [v]
proceed to blows llegar a las manos [v]
strong northwest wind that blows across the plains, beginning the rainy season barinés [m] VE
soft and fresh breeze that blows in the early morning hours from the ocean inland chango [m] HN:S
strong wind that blows on lake atitlan (mayan language) chocomil [m] GT
strong wind that blows on lake atitlan (mayan language) shocomol [m] GT
strong wind that blows on lake atitlan (mayan language) xocomil [m] GT
fights among children with fists or blows to the head cocoteo [m] PR
dodging of further blows until coming to (fighter cock) desprive [m] PR
series of blows to the weave when making a straw hat maceteo [m] EC
punishment by blows plan de machete [m] CU
strong wind that blows on lake atitlan shocomol [m] GT
strong wind that blows on lake atitlan xocomil [m] GT
wave of damp cold that blows from the south, precipitating when hitting warm winds of the north sur [m] BO:E
wave of damp cold that blows from the south, precipitating when hitting warm winds of the north surazo [m] BO:E
noise from repeated blows tasteco [m] SV
south and southwesterly wind that, accompanied by rain and thunder, blows off the coast of venezuela from june to the end of september caldereta [f] VE
punishment someone receives, especially lashes or blows cuereada [f] CR disused rur.
punishment someone receives, especially lashes or blows cuereada [f] PE rare
punishment someone receives, especially lashes or blows cuereada [f] MX GT HN NI PA VE BO
punishment someone receives, especially lashes or blows cuerera [f] PA
punishment someone receives, especially lashes or blows cueriza [f] MX PA CU CO VE EC PE BO
series of blows given with a stick or some other means or instrument chanca (del quechua) [f] PE CL
punishment given to someone in the form of blows entrada [f] CU
series of blows fleta [f] CL
series of blows given to a person felpa [f] CL rare
series of blows with a stick guasca [f] BO:C,W
series of blows with a stick or other similar object fueteada [f] CR
series of blows with a switch guasca [f] BO:C,W
series of blows leñaceada [f] GT
series of blows to the weave when making a straw hat maceteada [f] EC
fight involving machete blows macheteadera [f] HN
set of blows from a machete machetiza [f] MX
many blows with the flat part of a machete planazón [f] VE
breast strap made of cowhide used to soften blows or hits pichuquira [f] BO
series of blows puñera [f] PA
series of blows puñeteadura [f] BO:W,S
series of blows rumba [f] VE teen
series of blows reventada [f] SV NI
series of blows vapuleada [f] MX CR CU BO PY AR UY CO
series of blows from a long stick varejoneada [f] GT
battered from blows received desmondingado [adj] CU
injured by the blows received despaletillado [adj] CU
killed by machete blows (person) chalequeado [adj] NI
hurt from having received many blows esmolido [adj] PR
skilled at protecting its head from its opponent's blows (fighter cock) guarachero [adj] CU PR
who resists the blows and adversities of life cochado [adj] PA
give repeated blows porracear [v] MX
hit by blows (punish) pescocear [v] CR MX
give blows afincar [v] CU
give blows afirmar [v] MX CL
give blows aflojar [v] CR CU VE PE
make someone lose his senses due to blows to the head achocar [v] DO PR
be injured using punches or blows apolismar [v] PA
resist blows from a boxing opponent absorber [v] CL AR UY
punish someone, especially with lashes or blows cuerear [v] CR disused rur.
punish someone, especially with lashes or blows cuerear [v] PE rare
punish someone, especially with lashes or blows cuerear [v] MX GT HN SV NI PA VE BO
come to blows (two people) fajarse [v] EC rare
give blows to the head cocotear [v] CO
punish someone with blows penquear [v] GT HN SV NI
throw blows with spurs rebatir [v] CU PR
that blows by bellows afolladora [adj/f]
Idioms
come to blows entrar en enfrentamientos [v]
come to blows empezar las hostilidades [v]
come to blows iniciar una pelea [v]
come to blows andar a la greña [v]
come to blows estar a la greña [v]
suffer the blows of misfortune cargar/llevar alguien con la/una/su cruz [v]
bring to blows irse a las manos [v]
bring to blows agarrarse a las trompadas [v]
run like the wind blows correr como una ráfaga de aire [v]
see how the wind blows estudiar la situación [v]
run like the wind blows correr como el viento [v]
exchange blows with someone liarse a mamporros con alguien [v]
come to blows (about) llegar a las manos [v]
come to blows liarse a mamporros con alguien [v]
come to blows (over) llegar a las manos [v]
come to blows liarse a golpes [v]
come to blows liarse a palos [v]
come to blows liarse a tortas [v]
exchange blows andar a la morra [v]
come to blows llegar a la sangre [v]
come to blows (over someone or something) darse de bofetadas [v]
come to blows with someone liarse a mamporros con alguien [v]
come to blows (about someone or something) darse de bofetadas [v]
come to blows enzarzarse a golpes [v]
come to blows with venir a brazos con alguien [v]
come to blows with venir a las manos [v]
come to blows llegar a las manos [v]
come to blows venir a las manos [v]
it blows my mind! !me ha dejado alucinado!
it blows my mind! ¡me deja perpleja!
it blows my mind! !me ha dejado anonadado!
see which way the wind blows esperar a ver por dónde van los tiros
give someone blows everywhere estar como jacha y machete [v] PR
come to blows guindarse a golpes [v] VE
come to blows irse a los golpes [v] MX NI DO PR CO EC PE BO CL
come to blows ser a las manos con alguien [v] disused
come to blows venir a las puñadas [v] disused
with blows como la fiesta del guatao [adv] CU
Speaking
you know what blows my mind? ¿sabes qué me está atormentando?
you know what blows my mind? ¿sabes qué me vuela la cabeza?
you know what blows my mind? ¿sabes qué me está comiendo la olla?
it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good no hay mal que por bien no venga
Colloquial
come to blows irse a las manos [v]
come to blows llegar a las manos [v]
come to blows liarse a mamporros [v]
come to blows llegar a mayores [v]
come to blows llegar a manos [v]
come to blows andar a palos [v]
come to blows darse de bofetadas [v]
exchange blows darse piñas [v]
come to blows darse de bofetadas algo con otra cosa [v]
come to blows acabarse a capazos una reunión [v]
come to blows salir a capazos una reunión [v]
come to blows irse a las manos [v]
come to blows menear las manos [v]
come to blows andar a la melena [v]
come to blows tirarse los trastos a la cabeza (dos o más personas) [v]
fighting with blows agarrón [m] AMER
punishment someone receives, especially lashes or blows cuereada [f] EC
series of blows felpeada [f] AR UY
series of blows given to a person felpa [f] VE AR UY
beating or series of blows given with a stick or club garrotiza [f] MX EC
series of blows given with a whip or something similar to a person or animal as punishment fuetera [f] CO PE:N
series of blows metateada [f] HN
series of blows puñera [f] CO:N
many blows with the flat part of a machete planazón [f] VE
punch or give blows in a fight cuesquear [v] EC
punish someone, especially with lashes or blows cuerear [v] EC
come to blows (two people) fajarse [v] GT HN SV NI PA CU DO VE PE AR UY BO:W
come to blows (two people) fajearse [v] HN
come to blows jugar de manos [v] rare
come to blows andar al pelo [v] disused
with blows or punches a la criolla [adv] BO rare
Slang
whatever blows your skirt up lo que tú quieras
what ever blows the dirt up your skirt lo que tú digas
whatever blows your skirt up lo que tú digas
it blows deprimente
it blows muy malo
it blows espantoso
this blows esto es una mierda
this blows esto apesta
series of blows vergueada [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR
series of blows verguiada [f] GT HN SV NI
series of blows verguiza [f] MX SV EC
with blows a punta de verga [adv] GT HN NI
it blows my mind me quema la cabeza AR
Maritime
wind that blows toward/from the water altano [m]
quarter or region toward which the wind blows lúa [f]
Mining
person in charge of crumbling pieces of rock containing tin with blows from a hammer chancador [m] BO:W
Music
wind instrument, consisting of a long metal tube that becomes wider at the end, it produces a wide variety of sounds depending on how hard the musician blows into it choreta [f] HN
American Football
keep playing until the whistle blows sigue jugando hasta que escuches el silbato
Boxing
practice blows and footwork against an imaginary opponent hacer guantes [v]