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Sens de "of one part" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 2 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Business
of one part ex parte
Law
of one part ex parte

Sens de "of one part" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 30 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
(interrogative pronoun as part of a question) which one cuál [pron]
General
attraction of humors to one part of the body llamamiento [m]
fleece coin with three parts of copper and one part of silver maravedí burgalés [m]
become a part of one's store of ideas convertirse en parte de las ideas de uno [v]
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] BO
one-hundredth part of any monetary unit céntimo [m]
part of one's revenue/expenses renglón [m]
attraction of humours to one part of the body llamamiento [m]
one part of a billion billonésimo [m]
put part of the money won in a game into one's pocket apuñalear [v] DO
peel off part of one's skin after exposure to sunburn/cold despelecharse [v] BO
abandon a company/group one had formed part of desmanchar [v] PE
nibble or take part of something with one's hand, generally food chancomer [v] HNSVNI
rub one's body or a part of one's body with cream enzepolarse [v] NI
crush some part of one's body machucarse [v] MXSVCRPAPRCOVEPEBOPYAR:Nw
plant grass in a field as part of one's job engramar [v] HNSVNIPRBO
collect coffee beans in one part of the plantation encharralarse [v] CRrur.
one part of a billion billonésima [adj/f]
Idioms
as part of one's job parte de la rutina
as part of one's job parte del trabajo de uno
show part of one's legs or underwear in certain positions (referring to a woman) dar picón [v] VE
Colloquial
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] ECARUY
peel off part of one's skin after exposure to sunburn/cold despelecharse [v] ARUY
puncture some part of one's body with a sharp implement enterrarse [v] CUVE
get a cut on some part of one's body fisurarse [v] CL
lick part of one's body lamberse [v] ECrare
lick part of one's body lamberse [v] MXGTHNSVNIBOARPArur.
Business
of the one part y de la otra parte
Law
carry a gun as part of one's job portar [v] AR
Folklore
one of the three dances performed during the sarandunga ceremony as part of the san juan festival capitana [f] DO