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Sens de "child-like" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 5 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
child-like infantil [adj]
child-like pueril [adj]
child-like niño [adj]
child-like infantino [adj] rare
child-like niña [adj/f]

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

Anglais Espagnol
Common
child chico [adj]
child hijo [m]
child niño [m]
child gurí [m]
child crío [m]
nursery school child preescolar [m/f]
General
adopted child adoptado [m]
child párvulo [m]
child pequeño [m]
child guaje (asturias/león) [m]
child abduction secuestro de niños [m]
adopted child adaptada [f]
child cría [f]
youngest child benjamina [f]
child safety seat sillita de coche [f]
child safety seat silla de bebé [f]
child safety seat silla de niño [f]
child restraint system sillita de coche [f]
child restraint system silla de bebé [f]
child restraint system silla de niño [f]
child seat sillita de coche [f]
child seat silla de bebé [f]
child seat silla de niño [f]
child guambra [m/f]
child infantil [adj]
child pueril [adj]
be an only child ser hijo único [v]
small child nene [m]
child caretaker niñera [f]
child abduction sustracción de menores [f]
child niña [f]
child chiquillo [m]
young child angélico [m]
child cap strapped tight cambuj (árabe) [m]
orphan child adopted from a school doctrino [m]
abandoned child enechado [m]
child fruto [m]
legitimate child fruto de bendición [m]
cap for a new-born child gambeto [m]
cap for a new-born child gambox [m]
cap for a new-born child gambux [m]
one who enjoys the privileges of nobility on account of his being father of seven sons without any intervening female child hidalgo de bragueta [m]
male devil child hijo del diablo [m]
child prodigy niño prodigio [m]
weak or small child pispajo [m]
only male child unigénito [m]
child chiquilla [f]
child adoption adopción [f]
child adoption adoptación [f]
child rearing cría [f]
young child or animal cría [f]
child criatura [f]
brain child invención [f]
child personilla [f]
only female child unigénita [f]
child out of wedlock borde [m/f]
illegitimate child borde [m/f]
child killer infanticida [m/f]
child murderer infanticida [m/f]
child of a mestizo and a quadroon tentenelaire [m/f]
child infantil [adj]
mother to child maternofilial [adj]
child niño [adj]
parent-child paternofilial [adj]
father-child paternofilial [adj]
child pueril [adj]
adopt a child adoptar [v]
wrap an umbilical band around a child enfajar [v]
wrap a child fajar [v]
in laws of one's child consuegros [m/pl]
gift from a prince upon the birth of another's child mantillas [f/pl]
little child monicaco [m]
male child niño [m]
father-in-law of one's child consuegro [m]
murder of a child infanticidio [m]
a lovely child un chamaco precioso [m]
abandoned child niño abandonado [m]
abandoned child chico abandonado [m]
youngest child benjamín [m]
someone who is a child organization in the soviet bloc pionero [m]
child infante [m]
child abuse abuso de menores [m]
child prodigy niño prodigio [m]
only child hijo único [m]
love child hijo natural [m]
natural child hijo natural [m]
spoiled child malcriadito [m]
godfather of one's child compadre [m]
child guaje [m]
abandoned child expósito [m]
one who takes care of a child ayo [m]
canaanite god related to child sacrifice (from bible) moloch [m]
brain child fruto del esfuerzo creativo de alguien [m]
biological child hijo natural [m]
biological child hijo biológico [m]
young child niño de corta edad [m]
dutiful child niño obediente [m]
dutiful child hijo obediente [m]
educable child niño educable [m]
person, especially a child, of little importance culo cagado [m] DO
an only child un hijo único [m]
bastard child hijo ilegítimo [m]
bastard child hijo bastardo [m]
pretty child monada [f]
pretty action of a child monería [f]
mother-in-law of one's child consuegra [f]
child párvula [f]
female child hija [f]
female child chiquita [f]
female child chica [f]
female child chiquitina [f]
the quality of being a man as distinguished from a child or a woman. virilidad [f]
little child chiquito [f]
godmother of one's child comadre [f]
cute action of a child monada [f]
abandoned child expósita [f]
brain child invención [f]
brain child innovación [f]
dutiful child niña obediente [f]
dutiful child hija obediente [f]
an only child una hija única [f]
abandoned child enechada [f]
child prodigy niña prodigio [f]
youngest child in a family jovencisímo [m/f]
youngest child of a family ultimogénito [m/f]
with child embarazada [adj]
with child (pregnant) en estado [adj]
adopt someone's child ahijar [v]
rear (a child) criar [v]
have a sick child tener un hijo enfermo [v]
spoil a child mimar a un niño [v]
cradle or gently rocking a child in the crib brezar [v]
carry a child in her womb llevar un hijo en su vientre [v]
wipe the nose of a child limpiar las narices a un niño [v]
carry a child in arms back chinear [v]
be pregnant with her first/second child/baby estar embarazada de su primer/segundo niño/bebé [v]
raise a child criar a un niño [v]
bring up a child criar a un niño [v]
bring up a child educar a un niño [v]
beat a child dar una paliza a un niño [v]
beat a child apalizar a un niño [v]
bear a child dar nacimiento a un hijo [v]
be a child ser un niño [v]
bear a child tener un hijo [v]
be a child ser un hijo [v]
be a child arrastrar la bolsa [v]
be a child ser un niño [v]
quarrelsome child or young adult gallito de pelea [n] VE:W
middle child jamón del sándwich [n] PR
child process proceso derivado
child labour trabajo de menores
child process proceso hijo
child labour trabajo infantil
child lock bloqueo para niños
a lovely child un niño encantador
a lovely child un tesoro de niño
a spoiled child un niño consentido
a spoiled child un niño mimado
the christ child el niño
child abuse abuso de menores
child soldier niño soldado
woman that has adopted a child madre adoptiva
child bride novia niña
child bride novia menor de edad
only child hija única
love child hija natural
arrangement in both parents have the custody of a child custodia compartida
natural child hija natural
woman that gives birth to a child not her own madre sustituta
inner child puer aeternus
christ child santo niño
christ child el niño
christ child niño dios
a child of five un niño de cinco
child born out of wedlock hijo fuera del matrimonio
child abuse malos tratos a la infancia
child support manutención de los hijos
child labor la explotación infantil
the christ child el niño dios
child prodigy niño prodigio
child soldiers niños soldados
the inner child el niño que llevamos dentro
international day of the girl child día internacional de la niña
large/fat good-natured child angelote [m]
small child chiquillo [m]
child or other person in a violent passion berrín [m]
name given reciprocally by the father and godfather of a child compadre [m]
fourth-born child cuartogénito [m]
an ugly, undersized child braguillas [m]
charity child doctrino [m]
little blind child ceguecillo [m]
male child under seven years of age infante [m]
child-murder infanticidio [m]
cap for a new-born child gambeto [m]
step-child hijastro [m]
little child hijito [m]
young child hijuelo [m]
refractory child fierabrás [m]
child of a freed slave libertino [m]
child rapacejo [m]
child that sucks overmuch mamón [m]
newborn child parto [m]
cry of a new-born child vagido [m]
little blind child ceguezuelo [m]
cry of a new-born child llanto del recién nacido [m]
child hija [f]
name given reciprocally by the mother and godmother of a child comadre [f]
child reared by a nurse cría [f]
big girl at school who looks after a child cuida [f]
female child under seven years of age infanta [f]
cuteness of a child gracia [f]
female child niña [f]
woman that recently deilvered a child parida [f]
little blind child ceguecilla [f]
foster-child alumna [f]
child of a freed slave libertina [f]
child that sucks overmuch mamona [f]
child mocosuela [f]
fourth-born child cuartogénita [f]
small child chiquilla [f]
little blind child ceguezuela [f]
little child hijita [f]
step-child hijastra [f]
young child hijuela [f]
child murderer infanticida [m/f]
spoiled (child) consentido [adj]
relating to a child after the colostrum stage descalostrado [adj]
unruly (child) vicioso [adj]
give birth to a child alumbrar [v]
rock a child in the cradle acunar [v]
abandon a child ( at the door of a church or a house) exponer [v]
put (a child) in the cradle encunar [v]
spoil a child mimar [v]
spoil (a child) malcriar [v]
acquire as a child mamar [v]
child (pl. children) niño [m]
child-bearing parto [m]
child-bed sobreparto [m]
foster-child hijo de leche [m]
spoiled child niño mimado [m]
spoiled child gachón [m]
spoilt child gachón [m]
spoilt child niño mimado [m]
young child niño [m]
foster-child hija de leche [f]
be delivered of a child parir [v]
be delivered of a child dar a luz [v]
get a woman with child poner encinta a una mujer [v]
sing a child sleep dormir a un niño cantando [v]
child criaturo [m]
child chaparro [m] MX
the youngest child of a family xocoyote [m] MX
abandoned child expósito [m] outdated
small child chapulín [m] CAM
child cipote [m] HN SV NI
child bata [m] PH
a whining, peevish child bejín [m] rare
newly breeched child braguillas [m] fig.
ugly and fat child imbunche [m] CL
child of a negro and an indian grifo [m] AMER
youngest child jocoyote [m] AMER
spoiled child ñaño [m] CO PA
homemade drink typically enjoyed to celebrate the birth of a child (consisting of rum or moonshine, pieces of fruit, sugar, and vanilla) aliñado [m] CU
wake of a newborn child baquiné [m] DO rare
naughty and roguish child bandido [m] AR rare
naughty and roguish child bandido [m] NI CU DO PR CO VE EC CL
naughty and roguish child bandolero [m] PA EC
an orphan or abandoned child taken in and fostered by a family agregado [m] AR:Nw
blood child hijo de la bendición [m] DO
young child barrigón [m] CO PR rur.
young child with swollen belly due to parasites barrigón [m] VE
child bojotillo [m] HN
legitimate child hijo de la bendición [m] DO
pampered child añoñado [m] CU DO PR
spoil, pamper, indulge a baby or a child amamantamiento [m] CU
young child bodoque [m] MX CR
young child bojotillo [m] HN
children's game where a child receives a gentle punishment apanado [m] PE
young child bichín [m] HN
small child bichito [m] DO
young child bicho [m] GT SV BO HN:C,N,S
penis of a young child bimbolo [m] DO
child with no blood relation to his/her supposed father achacado [m] BO
small child burusa [m] VE endear.
porter (usually a child) bultero [m] HN
person who is present, typically a child, that others wish to hide some fact from cierto bulto [m] EC
young child cachirulo [m] DO
young child cabro chico [m] CL
child born after the due date cabús (inglés) [m] US
young child cacacho [m] BO
male child or teenager who behaves more maturely than others their same age culisucio [m] CU derog.
child or young boy cuico [m] SV
youngest child in a family cume [m] GT SV
male child or teenager who behaves as if they were older culicagado [m] HN NI PA CU DO derog.
boy, especially a young child cursiento [m] CR rare
fantastic being with the appearance of a child chaneque [m] MX:Se
child or teenager chamaco [m] MX GT SV CU DO PR PE
child or teenager chamaco (del náhuatl) [m] BO endear.
child or teenager chamaco (del náhuatl) [m] HN CR rare
small male child or teenager chamaquito [m] MX NI DO PR
child, twelve years old or younger cipe (del náhuatl) [m] HN
child, boy cipote [m] HN SV NI
child or adolescent ciprés [m] HN:N teen delinq.
folding cart for transporting a small child changuito [m] UY
folding cart for transporting a small child chango [m] UY
male child or teenager chamo (inglés) [m] SV CU VE
child charabón [m] AR UY
little child chacalín (del náhuatl) [m] CR rare
small child chisguete [m] EC:S
child who huffs chupamocos [m] NI teen
child chupamocos [m] HN NI derog. rur.
child who is overly attached to his parents chupo [m] BO:C
second-to-last child chuso [m] AR:Nw rur.
male child chibolo [m] EC PE
second-to-last child chuzo [m] AR:Nw rur.
second-to-last child chuzo [m] AR:Nw
child jealous of a younger sibling chípil [m] MX
child with a dirty face chorreado [m] HN
ceremony that takes place when a child passes away chigualo [m] CO:Sw EC
child escuintle [m] MX SV NI
light physical punishment given to a child estrujón [m] PR
child or teenager carajito [m] HN NI PA DO CO VE BO UY derog.
child gardel [m] NI
mere child guagua tierno [m] EC
man-child grandulón [m] PA PY AR UY derog.
swinging a child by the arms gavilucho [m] EC:S
youngest child guanjuro [m] HN
suckling child guagua tierno [m] EC
child gorgojo [m] GT EC:S endear.
children's game that consists in asking a child repeatedly if he wants to be told the story of the bald rooster gallo pelón [m] VE EC
godfather of one's child compa [m] MX GT HN SV
small child corrotoco [m] PR
small child cuaremito [m] PR teen
orphan child or young person who has been adopted criado [m] BO
underage child coyote [m] MX
child or teenager taking part in a summer camp colono [m] CL
children's game involving trying to kick a small ball between the legs of one child who then receives a spanking from the other children hoyito patada [m] CL
mouth disease of a child that consists of whitish crusts on the tongue gusanillo [m] NI
child begotten out of wedlock and not recognized hijo de temporal [m] MX
child begotten out of wedlock and not recognized hijo regado [m] NI CU
child born to a married couple hijo de riego [m] MX
illegitimate child hijo de temporal [m] MX
illegitimate child hijo regado [m] NI CU
capricious child trying to impose his will by crying jedeque [m] BO:N
youngest child jocoyote [m] MX rur.
young child between three and eight years old llocalla [m] BO
child localla [m] BO:C,W,S
child yocalla [m] BO:W
child yocalla [m] BO:W
punishment given to a child for bad behavior martín callado [m] HN SV
young child between three and eight years old yocalla [m] BO
unplanned child encargo [m] HN
last-born child niño de los cordones [m] SV
the last or youngest child niño de los cordones [m] SV
child of unknown father orejano [m] UY
children's game where the child throws a ball against a wall, says certain things and makes some movements before the ball bounces back to his hands oa [m] EC
children's game where the child throws a ball against a wall, says certain things and makes some movements before the ball bounces back to his hands oa [m] HN NI
youngest child natieco [m] VE:W
youngest child niño de los listones [m] SV
youngest child niño de los cordones [m] SV
last-born child niño de los listones [m] SV
small and fat child orontoco [m] SV
children's game where a child pushes a stone or a coin with their foot through a grid painted on the floor mundo [m] PE BO
child that leads a herd of sheep pasteador [m] BO:W rur.
homeless child in a gang who commits theft pixote [m] BO:W delinq.
informal birthday for a child picacake [m] CU
angry gesture a child makes piquito [m] DO
orphan child pepe [m] GT SV
much younger last child pucho [m] BO CL:S
restless child saltimbanqui [m] PA CU
restless and naughty child sajorín [m] PR
young person who behaves like a child sangaletón [m] CU
young person who behaves like a child sangandongo [m] CU
child of an indigenous person and a black person runazambo [m] EC
youngest child shocoyote [m] MX
youngest child xocoyote [m] MX disused rur.
youngest child xuncu (zapoteca) [m] MX disused rur.
first steps a child solito [m] HN NI
male nursing child tierno [m] GT HN SV NI CR:Nw PA DO PY
naughty child tigre [m] PR
spoiled child tilo [m] SV
children's game where the child in the middle has to guess the animal selected by the children sitting in a circle around them zape mirringo [m] HN
fidgety child zaragate [m] MX disused
naughty child zaragate [m] MX disused
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipe [m] HN SV:E
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipitín [m] SV
potbellied goblin with the appearance of a child with a tall pointed hat to woo young girls zipitío [m] HN SV
fun where two people lift a child holding each an arm carrying them zopilote [m] CR disused
wake for a child velorio de angelito [m] VE CL
indigenous or afro-caribbean wake for a child velorio de angelito [m] EC rur.
young child bata [m] PH
guardian (of a child) apoderado [m] CL
child care center círculo infantil [m] CU
youngest child of a family cocolón [m] EC
youngest child cumiche [m] GT NI CR
child fi [m] disused
child fijo [m] disused
cap for a new-born child gambuj [m] disused
cap for a new-born child gambujo [m] disused
illegitimate male child guacho [m] CL
male child güiro [m] MX GT
male child gurí [m] AR UY rur.
male child gurrumino [m] ES local
child of a prostitute máncer [m] rare
child molester manganzón [m] HN CR DO
orphaned child niño de la doctrina [m] rare
child peneca [m] CL
restless child pergenio [m] UY
party to celebrate a child turning fifteen years old quinceaños [m] MX CR PA VE
youngest child socoyote [m] MX
fidgety child zaragate [m] MX rate
small child nena [f]
child caretaker china [f] CR,GT HN NI
child adoption arrogación [f] rare
spoiled child ñaña [f] CO PA
naughty and roguish child bandida [f] AR rare
naughty and roguish child bandida [f] NI CU DO PR CO VE EC CL
an orphan or abandoned child taken in and fostered by a family agregada [f] AR:Nw
young child barrigona [f] CO PR rur.
young child with swollen belly due to parasites barrigona [f] VE
child bojotilla [f] HN
inexperienced child or youth cagona [f] PE BO
young child bicha [f] GT SV BO HN:C,N,S
soul of a child animita [f] MX
child with no blood relation to his/her supposed father achacada [f] BO
young child cacacha [f] BO
a child game in which children make a circle taken hand in hand and as they turn they sing a line about a little basket plenty of buttons. canastita [f] NI
female child or teenager who behaves more maturely than others their same age culisucia [f] CU derog.
female child or teenager who behaves as if they were older culicagada [f] HN NI PA CU DO derog.
girl, especially a young child cursienta [f] CR rare
shirt of any material, especially for a child cuturina (inglés cotton) [f] HN SV
small female child or teenager chamaquita [f] MX NI DO PR
illness a child contracts from having nursed from a pregnant mother or wet nurse cipencia [f] NI disused
childish act, or typical of a child cipotada [f] HN SV
child, girl cipota [f] HN SV NI
folding cart for transporting a small child changuita [f] UY
female child or teenager chama (inglés) [f] SV CU VE
minor female child chanaca [f] PE rare rur.
child who is overly attached to her parents chupa [f] BO:C
female child chibola [f] EC PE
child escuintla [f] MX SV NI
children's game in which players occupy different places around a child in the center looking to take the place of one of the others pretending to ask for fire while they exchange positions candelita [f] VE
child or teenager carajita [f] HN NI PA DO CO VE BO UY derog.
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed cebolla siqui [f] BO:W,C
children's game in which the two teams line up and wrapping arms around each other's waist with the first child holding onto something fixed, the opposing team tries to separate the children in line cebollita jiqui jiqui [f] BO rare
mere child guagua [f] CL
youngest child guagua [f] CL
sweet bread in the form of a child guagua [f] PE
bread in the shape of a child decorated in different colors, served with colada morada spiced berry drink on day of the dead guagua de pan [f] EC BO
mere child guagua de pecho [f] BO
mere child guagua tierna [f] EC
sweet bread in the form of a child huahua [f] PE
suckling child guagua [f] CL
suckling child guagua de pecho [f] BO
suckling child guagua tierna [f] EC
blow given as a reprimand, especially to a child fuisa [f] DO
woman-child grandulona [f] PA PY AR UY derog.
nightshirt (child) cotona (del inglés) [f] PR
pastry in the form of a child huahua [f] PE
godmother who holds the child during christening madrina de brazos [f] CU disused
godmother who carries the child to the church madrina de puerta iglesia [f] PA
child malle [f] PA rur.
woman pregnant with her second child before menstruation returns muda [f] SV
action of a child or boy patojada [f] GT
illness or discomfort a child suffers when their mother becomes pregnant again pechera [f] SV
irritating child pajuelilla [f] NI
fidgety child pajuelilla [f] NI
young child who can already walk pirinola [f] MX
child grand marshal princesa [f] CL:Sw
youngest child of a family raspadura [f] VE
young person who behaves like a child sangaletona [f] CU
young person who behaves like a child sangandonga [f] CU
child wambra [f] PE rur.
mere child wawa [f] PE BO
female nursing child tierna [f] GT HN SV NI CR:Nw PA DO PY
children's game involving walking on one's hands while another child holds their feet tijereta [f] NI
suckling child wawa [f] PE BO
guardian (of a child) apoderada [f] CL
child creatura [f] disused
child fija [f] disused
illegitimate male child guacha [f] CL
female child guinilla [f] disused
female child güira [f] MX GT
female child gurisa [f] AR UY
female child gurrumina [f] ES local
godmother who holds the child during the christening madrina de brazos [f] CU
child molester manganzona [f] HN CR DO
orphaned child niña de la doctrina [f] rare
child descendiente [m/f]
child caretaker canguro [m/f] ES
child bodoque [m/f] MX CR
cuban child of a spaniard bijirita [m/f] CU
a small child baby [m/f] US GT HN SV NI PA DO PR VE BO
child botija [m/f] UY
sick child who dies in order to be reincarnated as healthy sibling (according to yoruba-derived religion) abicú [m/f] CU
impoverished child carasucia [m/f] AR UY
person who is economically dependent on another person (typically a child) dependiente [m/f] US DO PR CL
child or teenager cunumí [m/f] AR:E
child chacuatete (del náhuatl) [m/f] SV
child or teenager piquinini [m/f] NI CU DO