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Sens de "order that" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 1 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
order that ordenar que [v]

Sens de "order that" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 51 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
in order that porque [conj]
nun of a religious order that educates and rehabilitates young women adoratriz [f]
order that a higher authority directs circular [f]
of a religious order that educates and rehabilitates young women adoratriz [adj]
in order that cómo [adv]
in order that a fin de que [conj]
in order that de manera que [conj]
in order that de modo que [conj]
in order that para que [conj]
indicating that something is repeated in order to ensure it was done correctly caballo bueno repite [expr] CL
nun of a religious order that befriends reformed women adoratriz [f]
someone that invests money in order to make a profit inversionista [m] LAM
someone that invests money in order to make a profit inversor [m] ARES
flat basket that hangs from the kitchen ceiling used to store food in order to protect it from animals balai [m] VE:W
change that modifies an order or previous state cambio de bola [m] CU
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CLARUY
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality calador [m] CLARUY
lock of a woman's hair that is wrapped in paper in order to make a curl cuete [m] MX
networking or a friendship that influences an authority in order to obtain a favor cuello [m] GTHNSV
series of administrative tasks that must be completed in order to obtain something chaqueteo [m] CU
(on a public street) artificial obstacle that moves from side to side in order to get drivers to slow down muerto [m] CRPR
part that is missing in order to complete the whole faltante [m] MXGTDOPY
paperwork necessary in order to obtain goods that are scarce on the market forrajeo [m] CU
rooster that pokes its contestant inside the mouth in order to frighten it comeboca [m] PR
grooved drill used to sample grains or other foods, without opening the bundles that contain them, in order to know their class or quality caladora [f] CL
machine that flattens and grinds the sugar cane in order to extract the syrup desmenuzadora [f] CU
product that a vendor obliges a buyer to acquire in order to obtain another item that is scarce on the market cuña [f] HN
on a public street, artificial obstacle that moves from side to side in order to get drivers to slow down chapa muerto [f] EC
on a public street, artificial obstacle that moves from side to side in order to get drivers to slow down chapa acostado [f] EC
on a public street, artificial obstacle that moves from side to side in order to get drivers to slow down policía dormido [f] CR
on a public street, artificial obstacle that moves from side to side in order to get drivers to slow down policía muerto [f] PA
machinery that drives sugar cane toward the mill in order to extract the juice estera [f] CU
horse that arches its back in order to throw off the rider corcoveante [m/f] HNrur.
that tends to arch its back in order to knock the rider off (horse) corcoveador [adj] MXGTNICRCUCOBOARUYrur.
write or say the correct order of the letters that form a word espelear (inglés spell) [v] US
write or say the correct order of the letters that form a word espeliar (inglés spell) [v] US
put face to face two fighter cocks that have stopped fighting due to fatigue or wounds in order to continue the fight or decide the winner carear [v] DOPRBO
in order that cosa que [conj] NIDOCOECPE
in order that como [conj] disused
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while in traditional festivals and some folkloric dances so that the dancers can have a drink or sing a folk song in a cheeky tone ¡aro! [interj] CLAR
expressing the order to stop dancing for a while during the cueca traditional andean dance so that the dancing partners can have a drink while interlocking their arms ¡aro! [interj] BO
Idioms
make sure that everything is in order atar los cabos sueltos [v]
make sure that everything is in order atar/unir cabos sueltos [v]
poor abandoned child that steals food in order to survive pájaro frutero [m] PE
draw a cross on a bullet with ashes or holy water in order to shoot people or animals that made a pact with the devil curar balas [v] HN
Speaking
I'm afraid I'm gonna have to cancel that order me temo que voy a tener que cancelar ese pedido
that's an order es una orden
Colloquial
go through red tape in order to obtain goods that are scarce on the market forrajear [v] CU
Engineering
excavation to a certain depth that was to be performed in a set amount of time in order to retain property rights in new world mines ahonde [m]
Entomology
the order of insects that includes the bloodsucking lice of mammals anopluro [m]
Folklore
fictional character that according to popular beliefs, in the dark, causes his victims to sleep in order to remove the fat from their waist karikari [m/f] BO:Wrur.