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Sens de "game" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 63 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
game juego [m]
game partida [f]
game jugar [v]
General
game cotejo [m]
game ronda [f]
game partida (cartas) [f]
game mano [f]
game montería [f]
game devaneo [m]
game encuentro [m]
game juego [m]
game matachín [m]
game partido [m]
game videojuego [m]
game carne salvajina [f]
game caza [f]
game cazata [f]
game contienda [f]
game mano [f]
game partida [f]
game salvajina [f]
game suiza [f]
game tanda [f]
game encuentro [m]
game ludo [m]
game manga [f]
game valiente [adj]
game burlar [v]
game entretenimiento [m]
game pasada [f]
game partido de juego [m]
game chanza [f]
game mofa [f]
game burla [f]
game esforzado [adj]
game animoso [adj]
game valeroso [adj]
game jugar fuerte [v]
game diversión [f]
game valerosa [adj/f]
game animosa [adj/f]
game esforzada [adj/f]
Colloquial
game timba [f]
game peleón [adj]
game indómito [adj]
game bravo [adj]
game que quiere jugar
game que quiere pelear
game indómita [adj/f]
game peleona [adj/f]
game brava [adj/f]
Gastronomy
game manido [adj]
game salvajino [adj]
game manida [adj/f]
game salvajina [adj/f]
Sports
game chico (billar) [m]
game juego [m]
game tanda (billar) [f]
Hunting
game presa [f]
game pieza [f]
Baseball
game partido [m]
game juego [m]
Card Games
game talla [f]

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

Anglais Espagnol
Common
pool (game) billar [m]
game (competition) partido [m]
hearts (card game) copas [f/pl]
point (in a game) tanto [m]
ace (card game) as [m]
polo (ball game) polo [m]
video game videojuego [m]
turn in game reo [m]
goal (in a game) tanto [m]
half (match, game) tiempo [m]
return game revancha [f]
spanish guessing game sortija [f]
game show programa de concursos [n]
General
card game julepe (cartas) [m]
game [us] match [m]
(match/game) round recorrido [m]
game bag morral [m]
a card game mus [m]
game (wild animals/birds) caza [f]
have a game echar una partida [v]
give the game away tirar de la manta [v]
game show concurso [m]
video game video juego [m]
game plan estrategia [f]
game involving imitating a hornet abejón [m]
game of cards albur (árabe) [m]
card game player alburero [m]
dealer (card game) alcalde [m]
prize given for the value of the last card in the game of malilla alce [m]
old board game alquerque (árabe) [m]
game board alquerque (árabe) [m]
five points in the card game of mus amarraco [m]
mark a mooring in the card game of mus amarraco [m]
five points in the card game of mus amarreco (euskera) [m]
a card game parar [m]
dragging in a card game arrastre [m]
baccarat card game bacará [m]
game resembling roulette biribís (italiano) [m]
game like roulette bisbís [m]
board for game like roulette bisbís [m]
win in a game of cards blanquillo [m]
ball game ble [m]
ball game ple [m]
wooden ball in the game of bowls bochín [m]
game hunter braco [m]
highest pair in quínolas card game brincho [m]
card game burro [m]
losing player in burro card game burro [m]
horse basketball game caballito [m]
card game played with half a deck cacho [m]
betting card game cané (caló) [m]
rock tossing game canto [m]
cheating in a card game carteo [m]
war game castro [m]
stake in the game of ombre chacho [m]
person in charge of marking the game chazador [m]
winner of a billiards game chiripero [m]
chorus of a children's game chirlomirlo [m]
losing one's place in a card game codillo [m]
hand of card in a banking game elijan [m]
play in el monte game entrés [m]
being hit in the head by someone's buttocks in the game of leapfrog espolique [m]
hand in a card game gallo [m]
game where the player to lose all pieces wins ganapierde [m]
certain stake game golfo [m]
children's game hinque [m]
horseshoes (game) hito [m]
chuck-farthing game hoyuelo [m]
pitch-farthing game hoyuelo [m]
medieval card game imperial [m]
game of chance juego de azar [m]
game of chance juego de envite [m]
game of wits juego de ingenio [m]
role-playing game juego de rol [m]
social game juego de sociedad [m]
game of chance juego de suerte [m]
game of forfeits juego de tira y afloja [m]
answer in rhyme (game) juego del oráculo [m]
ball game from chile linao [m]
quoits game marro [m]
game of tag marro [m]
stick to play a game marro [m]
stone to play a game with marrón [m]
children's game masculillo [m]
game bag morral [m]
children's game in which the loser has to pull out a toothpick stuck in the ground using his mouth morreo [m]
heads or tails game pan o vino [m]
papasal children's game papasal [m]
cloth used in papasal children's game papasal [m]
first elimination game partido de ida [m]
second elimination game partido de vuelta [m]
game of tag pillapilla [m]
children's game pimpín [m]
boy's game pito [m]
point given to a card in a card game punto [m]
old card game reinado [m]
children's game like capture the flag rescate [m]
second bet in truque card game retruque [m]
game board tablero [m]
points needed to win a game tanteo [m]
game of jacks taquín [m]
tarot card game tarot [m]
tenderete card game play tenderete robador [m]
ancient mexican game totoloque [m]
card game move trascartón [m]
shell game trile [m]
game leader trilero [m]
children's game uñate [m]
game preserve vedado [m]
video game videojuego [m]
video game console videojuego [m]
card game player alburera [f]
game made of pieces or stones on a board like checkers andarraya [f]
game like croquet argolla [f]
horseback riding skill game artesilla [f]
card game báciga (francés) [f]
main set to win a card game báciga (francés) [f]
big-game hunting ballestería [f]
cart game where the dealer starts by making a bet banca [f]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
wooden ball in the game of bowls bocha [f]
game hunter braca [f]
brisca card game brisca [f]
illegal play in burro game burrada [f]
children's game like golf cachava [f]
game consisting of throwing stones at bull's horns calva [f]
getting 6 blank dice in a game of dice camisa [f]
card game with two or more french decks between two groups of players canasta [f]
(in a card game of canasta) hand of seven cards of the same suit canasta [f]
game meat carne salvajina [f]
big game hunt caza mayor [f]
big game hunting caza mayor [f]
small game hunt caza menor [f]
small game hunting caza menor [f]
game of guessing which hand has the hidden item china [f]
game console consola [f]
zero-sum game entrada por salida [f]
mind game faena [f]
card game garatusa [f]
billiards game guerra de bolas [f]
billiards game guerra de palos [f]
first-round game ida [f]
clean game limpieza [f]
game room ludoteca [f]
stake in the game of monte martingala [f]
capture the flag children's game maya [f]
game (pool) mesa [f]
last game/hand moza [f]
game bird's nest muda [f]
board game similar to snakes and ladders oca [f]
children's game pavada [f]
board game piece pieza [f]
children's game pipirigaña [f]
game carrier prisión [f]
prize amount stamped on promissory notes of a lottery game, corresponding to the sum played promesa [f]
push-pin game punta con cabeza [f]
five person ball game quiniela [f]
first play in quinola game quinola [f]
leap frog game rana [f]
return game revancha [f]
spinning top game romanina [f]
game (billiards) rueda [f]
game room tertulia [f]
tip-cat game toña [f]
cat game toña [f]
one-a-cat game toña [f]
pussy game toña [f]
piggy game toña [f]
video game console videoconsola [f]
game console videoconsola [f]
children's game of tag tula [m/f]
solitary (card game) solitario [adj]
drag in a card game arrastrar [v]
hit another wooden ball in the game of bowls bochar [v]
throw the ball in a game bolear [v]
(in the game of calva) hit the top of the log or marker calvar [v]
mark the game chazar [v]
loosen the ropes to tie game desapiolar [v]
play a card game julepear [v]
check bushes in search of game matear [v]
play in the card game cascarela meterse [v]
beat for game ojear [v]
raise bet in truque card game retrucar [v]
reward a lender after winning a card game rociar [v]
game of cards albures [m/pl]
children's game played with pins alfileres [m/pl]
game between two people batanes [m/pl]
game that took place on the eve of kings, consisting of matching by raffle a gentleman with a lady, to serve throughout the year estrechos [m/pl]
verses accompanying the calling of participants' names during the game that took place on the eve of kings, consisting of matching by raffle a gentleman with a lady to serve throughout the year motes [m/pl]
game of bowls bochas [f/pl]
children's water game cabrillas [f/pl]
condition of a ball game, where the ball is allowed to travel chazas corrientes [f/pl]
pat-a-cake game tortitas [f/pl]
game like olly olly oxen free al alimón [n]
boy's game where one raises their hand to feint hitting the other amagar y no dar [n]
board game descargar la burra [n]
card game tute [m]
a game addict ludópata [m]
playoff (game) (partido de) desempate [m]
friendly game amistoso [m]
(bridge game) rubber juego [m]
game of the goose juego de la oca [m]
goose game juego de la oca [m]
platform game videojuego de plataformas [m]
poker (card game) póker [m]
someone that operates such a game trilero [m]
roleplaying game juego de rol [m]
trump (card game) pinte [m]
trump (card game) triunfo [m]
solo (card game) solitario [m]
board game juego de mesa (game) [m]
ace of clubs (card game) as de tréboles [m]
ace of diamonds (card game) as de diamantes [m]
ace of diamonds (card game) as de oros [m]
ace of hearts (card game) as de corazones [m]
baccarat (card game) bacará [m]
baccarat (card game) bacarrá [m]
bridge (card game) bridge [m]
ball game juego de pelota (game) [m]
bullshit (card game) mentiroso [m]
bullshit (card game) desconfío [m]
club (card game) trébol [m]
computer game juego de computadora [m]
card game juego de cartas [m]
massively multiplayer online role-playing game videojuego de rol multijugador masivo en línea [m]
fair game blanco legítimo [m]
game of solitaire solitario [m]
jack of clubs (card game) valet de tréboles [m]
jack of diamonds (card game) valet de diamantes [m]
jack of diamonds (card game) valet de oros [m]
jack of spades (card game) valet de picos [m]
jack of hearts (card game) valet de corazones [m]
joker (card game) comodín [m]
game show concurso de televisión [m]
game show juego televisado [m]
king of diamonds (card game) rey de oros [m]
king of hearts (card game) rey de corazones [m]
king of spades (card game) rey de picos [m]
king of clubs (card game) rey de tréboles [m]
king of diamonds (card game) rey de diamantes [m]
poker (card game) póquer [m]
deuce (card game) dos [m]
a type of card game tresillo [m]
a type of card game matarratas [m]
sudoku (game) sudoku [m]
hide and seek game (game) escondite [m]
kind of game mallo [m]
card game which is very popular in spain mus [m]
jack (card game) valet [m]
knave (card game) valet [m]
a board game parchís [m]
video game player videojugador [m]
a type of card game truco [m]
computer game videojuego [m]
action game juego de acción [m]
brick game juego de ladrillos [m]
bucket game juego del cubo de agua [m]
brick game brick game (aparato) [m]
black game juego negro [m]
dress-up game juego de vestirse [m]
dress-up game juego de disfrazarse [m]
action game juego de acción [m]
an old table game like domino un juego de mesa antiguo como el dominó [m]
bowls game played with metal balls petanca [f]
last or winning game moza [f]
heart (card game) copa [f]
board game similar to snakes and ladders oca [f]
game of chance lotería [f]
old game similar to crocket argolla [f]
spanish card game brisca [f]
wicker scoop used in playing the game of pelota cesta [f]
big game montería [f]
(game) hand mano [f]
(game) round mano [f]
game bag escarcela [f]
round or hand (of a card game) partida [f]
zero-sum game descompensación [f]
canasta (card game) canasta [f]
blackjack (game) veintiuna [f]
boules (game) petanca [f]
guessing game adivinanzas [f]
con game estafa [f]
queen (card game) reina [f]
video game console consola de videojuegos [f]
roulette (game) ruleta [f]
jack (game) sota [f]
knave (card game) sota [f]
pétanque (game) petanca [f]
a spanish guessing game sortija [f]
children's game pavada [f]
five-people game quiniela [f]
croquet (game) argolla [f]
video game player videojugadora [f]
(game) strike bamba [f]
kids’ game of jacks taba [f]
winner of a billiards game chiripera [f]
game warden guardacaza [m/f]
game warden guardapesca [m/f]
game warden guardabosques [m/f]
beat for game ojear [v]
level up (game) avanzar [v]
level up (game) subir de nivel [v]
fold (card game) pasar [v]
start the game abrir el juego [v]
start the game abrir juego [v]
look like a person who does not know how to play a game or to win coyotear [v]
play tag (children game) pillarse [v]
play tag (children game) jugar a la mancha [v]
play tag (children game) corretearse [v]
play a game jugar a la roña [v]
play a more expansive game abrir el juego [v]
call the game off cancelar el juego [v]
(in a card game) throw a higher card matar [v]
at the game en el juego [adv]
hide and seek (game) escondidas [f/pl]
draughts (game) damas [f/pl]
it is used in the beginning of a game in which the first saying the word, receives the food, the toy or another object from whomever has it ¡acoto! [expr] NI
used to call for a time out in a child's game cachos [expr] EC
hide and seek game bajo la cama del tío Simón [n] BO
children's card game in which the goal is to pair up cards culo sucio [n] AR UY
a regional holiday celebration game that consists of one person dressing up as a tapir and other people on horseback dodging the tapir and the tapir removing their hats with a pole (most notably in agalteca) torear la danta [n] HN:E
children's game in which several children dispute a handful of coins thrown into the air garata con puños [n] DO
hide and seek children's game guarda guarda [n] MX:Se
end of year gambling game gordo de fin de año [n] AR UY
game in which each participant must repeat, in turn, a sentence that another has said, adding a new word hombre de palo [n] BO:W
telephone (game) hombre de palo [n] BO:W
a tisket a tasket (children's game) huevo podrido [n] PY AR UY
game where two people facing each other extend their hands, one with palms up and another down manitos calientes [n] NI CL
capture the flag children's game pillos y rondinos [n] BO
hide-and-seek children's game pisá colá [n] DO
capture the flag children's game piedra libre [n] BO:Sw UY
old maid card game poto sucio [n] CL AR:W
a game addict adicto a los juegos
queen of clubs (card game) dama de tréboles
queen of diamonds (card game) dama de diamantes
queen of hearts (card game) dama de corazones
queen of diamonds (card game) dama de oros
queen of spades (card game) dama de picos
jack of clubs (card game) sota de tréboles
jack of diamonds (card game) sota de diamantes
jack of diamonds (card game) sota de oros
jack of hearts (card game) sota de corazones
jack of spades (card game) sota de picos
tag (game) pilla pilla
the game el juego
tiddlywinks (game) juego de la pulga
truth or dare (game) verdad o reto
musical chairs (game) sillas musicales
musical chairs (game) sillita musical
first-person shooter (game) tirador en primera persona
video game juego de video
game over partida terminada
game reserve coto de caza
away game partido fuera de casa
ball game [us] partido de béisbol
away game partido fuera (de casa)
guessing game juego de ingenio
board game juego de mesa
video game juego de computadora
computer game juego de computadora
rules of the game reglas del juego
percentage card game porcentaje del juego de naipes
a game in which players pretend that the floor is lava and proceed to climb on furniture or other objects to keep their feet off the ground el piso es lava
rustic game abejón [m]
dog which seizes the game by the legs apernador [m]
score of five points (card game) amarraco [m]
a children's game alalimón [m]
game of cards albur [m]
game of cards alcalde [m]
snare for game armadijo [m]
children's game aro [m]
four-or six-handed billiard game chapó [m]
game resembling backgammon chaquete [m]
stroke by which two balls are hit in the game of argolla cabe [m]
lowest card in the game called cabo [m]
game at cards chilindrón [m]
a card game cacho [m]
bone on which money is place in the game of chito chito [m]
bone on which money is placed in the game of chito chito [m]
game of ball balón [m]
game of ombre, played by five persons cinqueño [m]
card game calzón [m]
game of chance at cards cané [m]
small pebble used in a children's game cantillo [m]
game of throwing the stone canto [m]
game of billiards billar [m]
game like roulette biribís [m]
game resembling roulette bisbís [m]
diabolo (game) diábolo [m]
a card game comercio [m]
skittles (game/ground) boliche [m]
iron pin in the game of pool billiards bolillo [m]
small bowl (game) bolín [m]
misére (in the game of cargadas) bolo [m]
grand slam (in the game of tresillo) bolo [m]
a card game compradillo [m]
a card game comprado [m]
game of cards cuatrillo [m]
a card game carteado [m]
a card game cuco [m]
flush in the game of cards called quínolas brincho [m]
game played by boys castro [m]
game of dominoes dómino [m]
game of dominoes dominó [m]
snare for game buitrón [m]
hide-and-seek (game) dormirlas [m]
place where fowls/game are fed cebadero [m]
a card game burro [m]
boyish game infernáculo [m]
card-game faraón [m]
children's game hinque [m]
first feed of entrails of game given to hounds encarne [m]
game at cards hombre [m]
a game of cards golfo [m]
a boy's game hoyuelo [m]
party game played at the feast of the epiphany estrecho [m]
game of cards juego [m]
little game jueguecico [m]
game keeper guardabosque [m]
game of cards julepe [m]
fraudulent card-game pego [m]
twisting aside of pursued game to avoid capture marro [m]
move in a game lance [m]
children's game masculillo [m]
card in the game of ombre matador [m]
snare (for game) lazo [m]
horseman of clubs in the game of truque perico [m]
horseman of clubs in the game of quinólas pericón [m]
a card game mediator [m]
ombre (cards game) mediator [m]
game of cards rentoy [m]
game starter ojeador [m]
starting of game ojeo [m]
money staked in the game of ombre repuesto [m]
child's game pimpín [m]
move in a game of cards órdago [m]
term in a card game (piquet) pique [m]
boy's game pito [m]
a card game quince [m]
card game with five players quintillo [m]
hand-ball game pie [m]
kind of game mojón [m]
a card game revesino [m]
game of span-farthing palmo [m]
polo (game) polo [m]
parlor game pánfilo [m]
a game of cards monte [m]
boy's game papasal [m]
hunter waiting for his game paradislero [m]
game-bag morral [m]
malcontent (cards game) malcontento [m]
a card game malcontento [m]
game of croquet mallo [m]
game of bowls mallo [m]
odds in a game partido [m]
game of cards mus [m]
game of spanish rackets trinquete [m]
a card game sacanete [m]
serve in the game of pelota saque [m]
a game of cards truque [m]
a game of cards truquiflor [m]
dog that retrieves game tomador [m]
a game of cards tute [m]
stick used in the tángano game tángano [m]
a boy's game tángano [m]
number of points in a game tanteo [m]
game of quoits totoloque [m]
a card game solo [m]
a card game tenderete [m]
last player in a game of cards zaga [m]
a card game played by three tresillo [m]
little game jueguecillo [m]
game of ombre, played by five persons cinquillo [m]
game of hide-and-seek escondite [m]
little game jueguecito [m]
hide-and-seek game escondite [m]
the wooden target used in the game of calva calva [f]
game/exercise on horseback artesilla [f]
card-game andaboba [f]
kind of game of draughts played with stones andarraya [f]
ring in howling game argolla [f]
refuge of game agazapada [f]
animal which destroys game alimaña [f]
quantity of dead game cacería [f]
game of shutting hands and guessing which contains a pebble china [f]
game resembling ninepins chirinola [f]
a game played with three cards báciga [f]
game with ankle bones chita [f]
scoop or racket in the game of pelota cesta [f]
game of hockey chueca [f]
big-game hunting ballestería [f]
a card game banca [f]
infraction of the rules of the game of ninepins cinca [f]
game of cards baraja [f]
game played among country people calva [f]
spanish game played with iron bars barra [f]
a card game berlanga [f]
hazard (in the game of billiards) billa [f]
tip-cat (children's game) billalda [f]
method of playing the card game called revesino carambola [f]