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

Anglais Espagnol
General
carry-on de mano [adj]
carry-on equipaje de mano
carry-on el equipaje de mano
Idioms
carry-on de mano [adj]

Sens de "carry-on" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 500 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
carry traer [v]
carry llevar [v]
carry portar [v]
carry on seguir [v]
carry out realizar [v]
carry out gestar [v]
carry out consumar [v]
carry trajinar [v]
carry out llevar a cabo [v]
carry ocasionar [v]
carry conllevar [v]
carry transportar [v]
General
carry conducir [v]
carry cargar [v]
carry acarrear [v]
carry cargar con [v]
carry on seguir adelante [v]
carry out llevar a efecto [v]
carry out poner en ejecución [v]
carry out ejecutar [v]
carry sobrellevar [v]
carry weight influir [v]
carry sostener [v]
carry out instrumentalizar [v]
carry portear [v]
carry out practicar [v]
carry out evacuar [v]
carry on continuar [v]
carry on proseguir [v]
carry out verificar [v]
carry out desarrollar [v]
carry out desempeñar [v]
carry out proceder [v]
carry out an attack atentar [v]
stick to carry a hog from it's legs camal [m]
quantity of bricks that a person can carry at once carrón [m]
cross bishops and prelates carry on their chests pectoral [m]
scraper that moldboard plows carry in front of the blade rejín delantero [m]
carry out trabajo [m]
carry the banner for abanderar [v]
carry away by force ajorar [v]
carry arms armar [v]
carry off arrapar [v]
carry away arrollar [v]
carry out celebrar [v]
carry out cumplimentar [v]
carry out desempeñar [v]
carry the ore away from a mine deszafrar [v]
carry out efectuar [v]
carry out ejercer [v]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
carry a knife in the sleeve empalmarse [v]
carry out a camisade encamisarse [v]
carry out a camisado encamisarse [v]
carry in frails or baskets esportear [v]
carry to extremes extremar [v]
carry out an initiative or project gestionar [v]
carry out hacer [v]
carry on one's shoulders hombrear [v]
fail to carry out incumplir [v]
carry out jugar [v]
carry out a battle librar [v]
carry a load llenar [v]
carry out llevar [v]
carry a heavier load than usual lomear [v]
carry out operar [v]
carry out military tactics operar [v]
carry out military maneuvers operar [v]
carry out pegar [v]
carry on perpetuar [v]
carry on perseverar [v]
carry on persistir [v]
carry weight pesar [v]
carry portar [v]
carry out practicar [v]
carry a religious image in a procession procesionar [v]
carry out quitar [v]
carry out realizar [v]
carry reportar [v]
carry back in time retrotraer [v]
carry out seguir [v]
carry under one's arm sobarcar [v]
carry up subir [v]
carry traer [v]
carry trajinar [v]
carry out trabajar [v]
carry transmitir [v]
carry transportar [v]
carry trasladar [v]
carry trasmudar [v]
carry traspasar [v]
carry trasportar [v]
carry liquids in skins zaquear [v]
person commissioned to carry out pious works patrona [f]
cash and carry al contado [adj]
easy to carry fácil de llevar [adj]
carry to extremes apurar [v]
carry from place to place trajinar [v]
carry away llevar [v]
carry trasportar [v]
carry importar [v]
carry mover [v]
carry across pasar [v]
carry transmitir [v]
carry out plantificar [v]
carry out simultaneously simultanear [v]
carry over arrastrar [v]
carry after oneself arrastrar [v]
carry off arrollar [v]
carry out plantear [v]
carry to extremes extremar [v]
carry canalizar [v]
carry weight pesar [v]
carry out cometer [v]
carry off arrebatar [v]
carry away arrebatar [v]
carry out cumplir [v]
carry in a parade procesionar [v]
carry out (progeny) gestar [v]
carry out perpetrar [v]
carry out (a task) extinguir [v]
carry out successfully conseguir [v]
carry on a stretcher trasladar en camilla [v]
carry on a stretcher llevar en camilla [v]
carry on a function fungir [v]
carry on a function funccionar [v]
carry on a function funcionar [v]
carry out criminal acts operar [v]
carry on a legal process proceder [v]
carry someone a grudge guardar rencor a alguien [v]
carry llevarse [v]
carry oírse (sonido) [v]
carry estar embarazada de [v]
carry (to extend or continue in space, time, or degree) continuar [v]
carry aprobar (moción/propuesta) [v]
carry seguir [v]
carry something cargar con algo [v]
carry something llevárselo [v]
carry the cross cargar con la cruz [v]
carry the burden cargar con la cruz [v]
carry onboard llevar a bordo [v]
carry a load llevar una carga [v]
carry out a research project realizar un proyecto de investigación [v]
carry with it traer consigo [v]
carry out an attack realizar un ataque [v]
carry out an experiment realizar un experimento [v]
carry out an investigation realizar una investigación [v]
carry through realizar [v]
carry on realizar [v]
carry straight on seguir derecho [v]
carry out the wishes of the deceased person cumplir la voluntad del difunto [v]
carry the pregnancy to full-term llevar a término un embarazo [v]
carry out a project llevar adelante un proyecto [v]
carry a child in her womb llevar un hijo en su vientre [v]
carry out the will of the deceased cumplir la voluntad del difunto [v]
carry a child in arms back chinear [v]
carry out (obligations/responsibilities) desempeñar [v]
carry out dar curso a [v]
carry extremes extremar [v]
back carry llevar colgado de la espalda [v]
carry out emprender [v]
carry-out comida para llevar
cash and carry almacén de venta al por mayor
carry-on luggage el equipaje de mano
carry-ons el equipaje de mano
projection over a window or door to carry off the water guardapolvo [m]
projection over a balcony or window to carry off the rain-water umbela [f]
accustomed to carry a hood (hawk) capirotero [adj]
relating to the animals that carry the shepherd's baggage hatero [adj]
carry away arrollar [v]
carry out successfully lograr [v]
carry off alzar [v]
carry on the trade of a wheelwright aperar [v]
carry away by force (people/cattle) ajorar [v]
carry off arrancar [v]
carry off arrapar [v]
carry away apañar [v]
carry on the trade of a locksmith cerrajear [v]
carry a ball of a definite size (fire-arms) calzar [v]
carry off everything barrer [v]
carry the head too high despapar [v]
carry a load cargar [v]
carry out diligenciar [v]
carry jointly comportar [v]
carry out orders cumplimentar [v]
carry out hacer [v]
carry to an extreme extremar [v]
make horses carry their heads well embridar [v]
not to carry out one's engagement faltar [v]
carry the head too low (horses) encapotarse [v]
carry out gestionar [v]
carry on the trade of a baker hornear [v]
carry in frails/baskets esportear [v]
carry within entrañar [v]
carry on judicial proceedings proceder [v]
carry reportar [v]
carry away llevarse [v]
carry off a woman by force raptar [v]
carry away raspar [v]
carry/be equipped with (guns) montar [v]
send, carry or convey from place to place pasar [v]
carry on manejar [v]
carry a hawk manjolar [v]
carry under the arm sobarcar [v]
carry oneself traerse [v]
carry on portarse mal [v]
carry through tramitar [v]
carry out orders seguir [v]
carry soportar [v]
carry arms terciar [v]
carry goods on one's back terciar [v]
carry ore from hand to hand trechear [v]
carry out cargar hacia fuera [v]
carry away entusiasmar [v]
carry within llevar en las entrañas [v]
carry away embelesar [v]
carry away enajenar [v]
carry away ganar [v]
carry out implementar [v]
carry implircar [v]
carry on llevar adelante [v]
carry out llevar hacia fuera [v]
carry off llevarse [v]
carry off causar la muerte [v]
carry off embelesar [v]
carry on perseverar [v]
carry off secuestrar [v]
carry off sortear (problemas/inconvenientes) [v]
carry on progresar [v]
carry out materializar [v]
carry originar [v]
carry through perpetrar [v]
carry off raptar [v]
carry off sacar adelante [v]
carry trasladar [v]
carry on one's back llevar a cuestas [v]
carry aguantar [v]
carry comprender [v]
carry arrebatar [v]
carry buscar y traer [v]
carry quitar [v]
carry llegar [v]
carry portear (como oficio) [v]
carry tener alcance [v]
carry away alzar [v]
carry arms cuadrarse [v]
carry arms traer armas [v]
carry back devolver [v]
carry off llevar [v]
carry off robar [v]
carry back restituir [v]
carry on ejercer (una profesión) [v]
carry over trasladar [v]
carry off arrastrar [v]
carry through vencer [v]
carry up hacer subir [v]
carry through sostener [v]
carry up elevar [v]
carry into execution poner en ejecución [v]
carry one's point llevar la suya adelante [v]
carry one's head high llevar la cabeza erguida [v]
carry forward pasar a la cuenta [v]
carry the day llevarse el día [v]
carry forward trasportar [v]
carry the day llevar la victoria [v]
carry coals to newcastle llevar hierro a vizcaya [v]
carry off the bell ganar el premio [v]
carry off the bell ser el primero [v]
carry a motion hacer adoptar una moción [v]
boot (space to carry luggage) maletero [m] CU BO ES
crate to carry goods cacaxtle [m] MX
straw basket especially used to carry maize xunde [m] MX rare
someone able to carry out a certain task arrecho [m] GT HN SV NI CR
truck used to carry ballast balastrero [m] HN SV
basket used to carry freshly ironed clothes balay [m] CU
device used to carry packages on the back bambador [m] HN NI
pot made with three royal palms used to carry miscellaneous items beniquén [m] DO
horse-drawn cart used to carry firewood and other miscellaneous items birloche [m] CL:S
a leather and wooden carrying case used by children to carry books to school bade [m] EC
a round pad to place over the head to carry baskets and pots babonuco [m] DO PR
a round pad made of leaves, fiber, cloth, or other material placed over the head to carry a load babunuco [m] CU DO
portfolio in which students carry books and supplies for school bolso [m] VE CL
cart used to carry logs cachapé [m] AR:Ne
someone who is strong and able to carry heavy items buey de carga [m] CU
canvas cushion used to carry heavy items on the head abonuco [m] CU rur.
bag made of llama alpaca or sheep wool used to carry medicinal herbs capacho [m] BO
one of the two leather saddlebags used to carry objects on a horse cuchugo [m] EC:S disused
man who goes to public places, generally markets, so that customers can hire him to carry loads or to run errands changador [m] EC rare
narrow mouth gourd in the form of an 8 used by peasants to carry water churumbo [m] SV
robbery in which thieves follow the victim out of the bank when they carry cash and assault them fleteo [m] CO
series of small ditches perpendicular to a large ditch to drain into it, or carry water to another alacrán [m] PR
vine shoot that is trimmed back and left to carry the weight of the new fruit cargador [m] CL AR
palm fiber basket used to carry things and children on one's back guayare [m] VE:E
large canvas used by traveling quincalleros, ambulatory vendors, to carry their merchandise coti [m] PR
provision of food that rural inhabitants carry when traveling or working in the field cocahui [m] BO
special military forces composed of indigenous shuar members who carry out missions in the eastern jungle iwia (voz shuar) [m] EC
carry out bag doggy bag (inglés) [m] PR
large basket made with intertwined strands of vine that peasants carry on their backs motete [m] PA DO PR rur.
container used to carry grains to be planted, tied at the waist sembrador [m] GT HN CR rur.
bag with two handles to carry salbeque [m] NI
pouch the indigenous carry their belongings sarato [m] PE
vine shoot that is trimmed to carry the weight of new fruit cargador [m] CL
license to carry cargue [m] disused
hollowed dry pumpkin to carry water cuchumbo (maya) [m] HN
leather bag to carry tallow sebera [f] CL
someone able to carry out a certain task arrecha [f] GT HN SV NI CR
a basket made from reeds or other vegetal fiber used by ecuadorian natives to carry loads on their backs ashanga (del quechua) [f] EC rur.
a masonwork pipe at soil level used to carry waste water/rain water atarjea [f] MX
skirt chain used to carry a fan, fabric with filigree in the form of hearts or clover, with a sliding pin cadena abaniquera [f] PA
a small vessel used to carry equipment and machinery bacha [f] PA
a box or bag used to carry leftovers of food bought on a restaurant doggy bag [f] US PR PA CL
office in mexico city where police respond to complaints, write up reports, and carry out prior inquiries delegación [f] MX
group of offices at the disposal of the dean/senior member so that they can carry out their duties decanatura [f] EC rare
group of offices at the disposal of the dean/senior member so that they can carry out their duties decanatura [f] MX HN NI CO BO
carry bag chasna [f] AR:Nw rur.
bag woven with vegetable fibers, painted in colored stripes, used in antiquity by farmers to carry provisions chácara [f] PA
small truck set up to carry passengers (especially peasants) in the flatbed with seats and a roof chirrinchera [f] VE:W
group of workers who carry out a common task faena [f] BO
wide leather belt worn by men over their pants to carry change and a gun faja [f] DO CO VE
tack used to carry loads on the back of a horse or mule cangalla [f] AR
pitcher or clay pot of regular size, used in the field to carry water and store liquid cantarilla [f] EC:S disused
paper or plastic container, with or without handles used to carry or store things funda [f] DO PR EC
small blanket or cloth woven with tassels on the corners, used to carry coca istalla [f] PE BO rur.
bag woven of fibers of chambira palm or jute for fishing or to carry farm goods jicra [f] EC
bag woven of fibers of chambira palm or jute for fishing or to carry farm goods jicra [f] PE rur.
rectangular shawl of colored wool, used to carry children and as part of women's clothing llijlla [f] BO:C
content of a large basket with intertwined strands of vine that peasants carry on their backs motetada [f] PA rur.
bowl women carry on their heads mocahua [f] PE:E rur.
container used to carry grains to be planted, tied at the waist sembradera [f] PA
round pad to carry things on one's head rodela [f] PE
frame to carry fruits or flowers on the back silleta [f] CO:W
prepared to carry its load (horse) arrizado [adj] HN rur.
able to carry out a certain task arrecho [adj] GT HN SV NI CR
having too much work and little time to carry it out atorado [adj] GT SV NI UY
used to carry ballast (for trucks) balastrero [adj] HN SV
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollado [adj] CU
meant to carry cargo pilchero [adj] CL rur.
carry on the back ajobar [v] disused
carry something or somebody in the arms or on the back chinear [v] CAM
make a horse carry his head high by means of the bridle engollar [v] disused
carry someone piggyback acuchutarse [v] VE
carry someone piggyback acucuchar [v] HN
braid a horse’s tail to carry rider’s lasso crinejear [v] CU PR
sling/carry on one’s back terciar [v] CO CU MX CR
carry on arrempujar [v] VE
refuse to carry a load (horse/draft animal) arrancharse [v] CO rur.
carry something bambar [v] PA rur.
undertake a career or an action (rushing to carry it out) barajustarse [v] VE
carry out a mass layoff barrer [v] DO CO
carry out bichar [v] VE
carry caitear [v] HN
carry somebody piggyback acucuchar [v] HN
carry someone on the back acucuchar [v] HN
carry someone in the arms amarcar [v] EC
carry things on one's back burrear [v] CU rur.
carry items on a horse acarguillar [v] AR:Nw rur.
carry firewood on a horse acarguillar [v] AR:Nw rur.
carry on in sports clinchar (inglés to clinch) [v] DO
back out after boasting of being able to carry out a business commitment culitranquear [v] PA
carry water or some other liquid in a bucket or pail cubetear [v] HN
carry a baby in one's arms or on one's back chinear [v] GT HN SV NI PE
carry something carefully chinear [v] GT HN CR
provide financial resources to some institution in order to carry out an activity fondear [v] BO
carry something cargar [v] GT HN SV NI PA PR CO VE PE BO
carry a child in one's arms cargar [v] NI PR CO PE BO
wrongfully or awkwardly carry out some task cantear [v] GT NI
begin to carry out an action cuadrarse [v] CR
make a great effort to carry out a task güevearse [v] CR
carry guiñar [v] NI
carry something on one's shoulders cargar en el hombro [v] PA DO PR
require a certain amount of money, effort, or time to carry out (project insumir [v] EC rare
require a certain amount of money, effort, or time to carry out (project insumir [v] PY AR UY
make a great effort to carry out a task huevearse [v] CR
carry jatear [v] EC:S rur.
carry out illicit business with foreigners in order to obtain currency jinetear [v] CU
carry out an activity with great determination to the point of exhausting oneself destostuzarse [v] PR
carry out dishonest activity mandrakear [v] HN SV
carry out dishonest activity mandraquear [v] HN SV
carry in one's arms marcar [v] EC
carry a heavy load on one's back lomear [v] SV rur.
carry a heavier load than usual lomear [v] PE
carry luggage oajaquear [v] SV
carry something using a tumpline mecapalear [v] MX GT HN SV
carry out a demonstration through protest piquetear [v] US PA DO PR
carry out activities such as selling, acting, or cleaning windshields of cars at intersections with traffic lights in return for tips semaforear [v] CL disused
carry coca leaves barefoot through the jungle sepear [v] BO:E
carry in a satchel tanatear [v] NI
carry on one's back terciarse [v] CO
carry out tirar [v] CL
carry in a bag tanatear [v] NI
carry in a backpack tanatear [v] NI
carry out absolver [v] rare
carry out adelantar [v] disused
carry the weight ajobar [v] disused
carry out raids algarear [v] disused
carry aportar [v] rare
carry arribar [v] disused
carry cargar [v] GT SV PA DO CO VE
carry carrear [v] disused
carry carricar [v] disused
carry in one’s arms chinear [v] GT HN SV NI CR
carry comportar [v] disused
carry out the utmost exertions despizcarse [v] rare
carry in arms embracilar [v] AL
carry among entrellevar [v] disused
carry a weapon on the left side ezquerdear [v] disused
carry out illicit business with foreigners to obtain currency jinetear [v] CU
fail to carry out mentir [v] disused
carry on provagar [v] disused
carry under one's arm sobrazar [v] disused
carry on one's back terciar [v] MX HN SV CU CO
carry out tomarse [v] disused
cash and carry al chas chas MX
accustomed to carry a hood (hawk) capirotera [adj/f]
relating to the animals that carry the shepherd's baggage hatera [adj/f]
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollada [adj/f] CU
Idioms
carry coals to newcastle echar agua en el mar [v]
carry in a cart carretear [v]
carry coal to new castle echar agua en el mar [v]
carry someone piggyback llevar a alguien a cuestas [v]
carry someone piggyback llevar a alguien a babucha [v]
carry a lot of weight pesar lo suyo [v]
carry the can pagar el pato [v]
carry the can pagar los vidrios rotos [v]
carry coals to newcastle arar en el mar [v]
carry one's own weight aguantar lo suyo [v]
carry a lot of weight with someone tener mucho peso para alguien [v]
carry a lot of weight with someone tener mucha influencia sobre alguien [v]
carry a secret to one's grave llevarse un secreto a la tumba [v]
carry a secret to one's grave guardar un secreto hasta la muerte [v]
carry a secret to the grave llevarse un secreto a la tumba [v]
carry a torch tener un amor no correspondido [v]
carry a torch estar encaprichado [v]
carry a torch vivir un amor platónico [v]
carry a torch estar locamente enamorado [v]
carry a torch tener un amor platónico [v]
carry a torch for someone estar encaprichado con alguien [v]
carry a torch for someone tener un amor no correspondido con alguien [v]
carry a torch for someone estar locamente enamorado de alguien [v]
carry a torch for someone vivir un amor platónico con alguien [v]
carry a torch for someone tener un amor platónico con alguien [v]
carry a torch for someone amar en secreto a alguien [v]
carry a torch for someone amar en silencio a alguien [v]
carry coals to newcastle hacer algo redundante [v]
carry a tune tener talento para la música [v]
carry a tune tener oído musical [v]
carry coals to newcastle llevar carbón a las minas de newcastle (literal) [v]
carry coals to newcastle hacer algo innecesario [v]
carry coals to newcastle llevar agua al mar [v]
carry into action aplicar [v]
carry into action ejecutar (una acción) [v]
carry into execution aplicar [v]
carry into execution ejecutar (una acción) [v]
carry into practice aplicar [v]
carry into practice ejecutar (una acción) [v]
carry it off manejar con éxito [v]
carry it off llevar a cabo [v]
carry it off superar [v]
carry off hacer algo con éxito [v]
carry off the palm llevarse las palmas [v]
carry on gruñir [v]
carry on expresar desagrado [v]
carry on comportarse de manera maliciosa [v]
carry on hacer berrinche [v]
carry on with someone tener amoríos con alguien [v]
carry one's cross cargar su cruz [v]
carry one's cross soportar una carga [v]
carry one's cross hacer frente a los retos [v]
carry one's cross hacer frente a las dificultades [v]
carry one's own weight cargar con su responsabilidad [v]
carry one's own weight hacer su parte [v]
carry out completar [v]
carry something on someone's shoulders llevar algo sobre los hombros [v]
carry something on someone's shoulders cargar con algo sobre los hombros [v]
carry the banner for llevar el estandarte [v]
carry the banner for expresar el apoyo [v]
carry the banner for representar [v]
carry the can hacerse cargo [v]
carry the can cargar con el muerto [v]
carry the can asumir la culpa [v]
carry the day tener éxito [v]
carry the day prevalecer [v]
carry the torch llevar la antorcha [v]
carry the spirit of entrañar el espíritu de [v]
carry the day triunfar [v]
carry the day batir [v]
carry the torch for someone amar en secreto a alguien [v]
carry the torch liderar una cruzada [v]
carry the torch for someone sufrir por un amor no correspondido [v]
carry the weight of the world on one's shoulders llevar el peso del mundo sobre los hombros [v]
carry water in a sieve sembrar en el desierto [v]
carry weight with someone tener influencia sobre alguien [v]
carry weight with someone ser importante para alguien [v]
carry the can pagar el precio [v]
carry the can hacerse cargo de las consecuencias desagradables de las acciones de uno [v]
carry the can asumir las culpas [v]
carry the can responsabilizarse por las deudas de un tercero [v]
can't carry a tune no tener talento musical [v]
can't carry a tune no tener oído musical [v]
can't carry a tune in a bucket no tener talento musical [v]