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Sens de "lent" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 12 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
lent cuaresma [f]
General
lent cuaresmario [m]
lent cuarentena [f]
lent cuaresma [f]
lent cuarentena [f]
lent cuaresma
lent cuadragésima [f]
lent prestado [adj]
lent prestada [adj/f]
Colloquial
lent vieja [f] ES local
Aeronautics
lent nube lenticular
Religion
lent cuadragésima [f]

Sens de "lent" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 54 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
ball with masks held on the first sunday of lent and which includes the breaking of a piñata baile de piñata [m]
three days before lent carnaval [m]
first sunday of lent domingo de piñata [m]
agreed upon interest for money lent by one player to another ribete [m]
book of sermons for lent cuaresma [f]
eating during lent promiscuación [f]
third sunday before lent septuagésima [f]
eat meat during lent promiscuar [v]
meat sold during easter and eaten after lent carnes nuevas [f/pl]
time of the year that is not lent carnal [m]
feast held before lent carnaval [m]
something lent empréstito [m]
thursday before lent jueves lardero [m]
third sunday before lent septuagésima [f]
used in lent cuaresmal [adj]
that cannot be lent imprestable [adj]
that may be lent/borrowed prestadizo [adj]
gratify a gambler for money lent rociar [v]
recover money lent reembolsarse [v]
mid-lent media cuaresma [f]
feast held before lent carnestolendas [f/pl]
southerly wind in cuba between february and march at the beginning of lent viento de cuaresma [m] CU
season before lent carnal [m] disused
lent during which time it rains sufficiently cuaresma hembra [f] DO PR rare rur.
lent during which time it rains very little cuaresma macho [f] DO PR rare rur.
not quick on returning things lent to them cullu [adj] BO
give up on ever getting back money lent to someone who doesn't pay their debts apuntar en el hielo [v] CU
be lent support fincarse [v] DO BO AR
keep something lent to one matatusearse [v] GT
celebrate lent cuaresmar [v] disused
that may be lent/borrowed prestadiza [adj/f]
Idioms
end lent hacer pascua [v]
busy as a fish peddler in lent ser muy laborioso
busy as a fish peddler in lent atareadísimo
busy as a fish peddler in lent ocupadísimo
busy as a fish peddler in lent muy ocupado
as busy as a fish peddler in lent ocupadísimo
as busy as a fish peddler in lent lleno de ocupaciones
as busy as a fish peddler in lent muy atareado
as busy as a fish peddler in lent muy ocupado
as busy as a fish peddler in lent muy trabajador
as busy as a fish peddler in lent atareadísimo
not repay money to the person who lent it dejar pillado [v] PR
not return something lent tirar cabeza [v] PE
receive ash on the forehead from a catholic priest on the first day of lent tomar ceniza [v] MX NI
eat while observing lent comer de viernes [v] rare
Colloquial
pay a certain amount of money that was lent descorchar [v] CR
keep something that was lent machetearse [v] BO:C,W
Business
money lent dinero prestado
money lent dinero prestado
Finance
cost per $ (or unit of money) lent costo por $ prestado (o por unidad monetaria prestada)
Law
which can be lent/borrowed comodable [adj]
Gastronomy
broth made with potatoes and fish, traditionally served during lent and holy week chupé [m] EC
Religion
the three days preceding the beginning of lent carnal [m]