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Sens de "the rain" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 1 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
the rain bajo la lluvia

Sens de "the rain" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 55 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
reed or straw cape with a hood, used by galician farmers for the rain coroza [f]
rain on the parade aguar [v]
before the rain antes de la lluvia [adv]
the amazon rain forest la selva amazónica
projection over a balcony or window to carry off the rain-water umbela [f]
be safe from the rain estar al abrigo de la lluvia [v]
awning made of palm fronds sewn together (used to protect food from the sun and rain) armayari [m] PErur.
place that serves as shelter from the rain escampadero [m] DOCO
torrential rain that falls after the october 4 celebration of san francisco de asís cordonazo de san francisco [m] MXGTNICRVEEC
summer in the southern hemisphere characterized by serious rain storms and flooding in the bolivian highlands invierno boliviano [m] CL
summer in the southern hemisphere characterized by serious rain storms and flooding in the bolivian highlands invierno altiplánico [m] CL
brief shining of the sun after rain oreado [m] DO
mapuche ceremony in which they pray to the deity of rain or good weather guillatún [m] CLAR:S
rain while the sun shines chirapa [f] PE
south and southwesterly wind that, accompanied by rain and thunder, blows off the coast of venezuela from june to the end of september caldereta [f] VE
strong wind from the southeast with rain sudestada [f] CLARUY
strong wind from the southeast with rain surestada [f] ARUY
guard against the rain asubiar [v] rur.rare
protect oneself from the rain escamparse [v] NICRCUDOPRCOVEEC
get completely wet by the rain estilarse [v] EC:S
get out of the rain repararse [v] UYdisused
get out of the rain repararse [v] AR
get soaked in the rain encharcarse [v] PACUCO
take shelter from the rain escampar [v] VE
Idioms
come in out of the rain poner los pies sobre la tierra [v]
come in out of the rain ver la realidad [v]
come in out of the rain dejar de soñar [v]
come in out of the rain buscar refugio para protegerse de la lluvia [v]
come in out of the rain cobijarse [v]
not know enough to come in out of the rain ser muy estúpido [v]
not know enough to come in out of the rain ser muy idiota [v]
not know enough to come in out of the rain ser muy ingenuo [v]
doesn't have enough sense to come in out of the rain está mal de la cabeza
doesn't have enough sense to come in out of the rain no tener sentido común
doesn't have enough sense to come in out of the rain no tiene ni dos dedos de frente
charge it to the dust and let the rain settle it que dios te lo pague
can't rain all the time siempre que llovió paró
be unable to work because of the rain or other impediment comer del capital [v] PR
protect oneself from the rain escamparse del aguacero [v] DOPR
take refuge from the rain escamparse del aguacero [v] DOPR
barely beat the rain llegar en las puntas del agua [v] SV
Speaking
I got caught in the rain Me cogió la lluvia
Phrases
the rain in Spain falls mainly on the plain la lluvia en sevilla es una maravilla
Colloquial
get drenched in the rain empaparse en la lluvia [v]
light rain the falls gently cerecere [m] VE
Proverbs
the wet man does not fear the rain el hombre mojado no teme la lluvia
International Law
pilot program to conserve the brazilian rain forest programa piloto para la conservación del bosque tropical de brasil
Aeronautics
sleet (the thin coat of ice that forms when sleet or rain freezes on cold surfaces) hielo [m]
Botany
a rain tree, native to the new world tropics (pithecellobium saman) lara [m] VE:W
fruit of the golden rain tree cañafístula [f] HNSVNIPADO
Folklore
(among the mapuches) a ceremony in which they pray to the rain deity bonanza guillatún [m] CLAR:S
(among the mapuches) a ceremony in which they pray to the rain deity bonanza nguillatún [m] CLAR
(among the mapuches) a ceremony in which they pray to the rain deity bonanza nguillatún [m] CLAR
mapuche ceremony in which they pray to the deity of rain or good weather nguillatún [m] CLAR
offer food to pachamama or the rain korpaichar [v] BO:W