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Sens de "tied" dans le Dictionnaire Espagnol-Anglais : 17 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
Common
tied atado [adj]
tied inmovilizado [adj]
General
tied limitado [adj]
tied atirantado [adj]
tied ligado [adj]
tied amarrado [adj] CU
tied atada [adj/f]
tied ligada [adj/f]
Idioms
tied a ellas [adv]
tied en paz [adv]
Business
tied atado [adj]
tied empatado [adj]
tied vinculado [adj]
Law
tied vinculado [adj]
tied empatado [adj]
Gastronomy
tied condicionado [adj]
Hairdressing
tied atado (pelo)

Sens de "tied" avec d'autres termes dans le Dictionnaire Anglais-Espagnol : 291 résultat(s)

Anglais Espagnol
General
person tied with another año [m]
tied bundle atado [m]
girdle or band with that a priest’s alb is tied up cíngulo [m]
two cured hakes tied cobre [m]
top sheet, blankets and bedspreads, tied together cosido de la cama [m]
hair tied back or up recogido [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tanganillo [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tarangallo [m]
cross-bow strings tied to the cord bodoquera [f]
stick or bone tied to a dog's tail maza [f]
be tied atarse [v]
be tied to consubstanciarse [v]
be tied in votes empatarse [v]
get tongue-tied trabarse [v]
pouch tied to belt faltriquera [f]
tied-up pasado [adj]
tied back or up recogido [adj]
tongue-tied incapaz de hablar [adj]
get tongue-tied titubear [v]
be tied up with estar ligado a [v]
be tied to estar ligado a [v]
be tied estar empatados [v]
have one's hands tied tener atadas las manos [v]
be tied hand and foot verse atado de pies y manos [v]
be tongue-tied enmudecerse [v]
be tied down ser atado [v]
be tied blindly atarse a ciegas [v]
be tongue tied tener la lengua trabada [v]
be tongue tied callarse [v]
your hands are tied tus manos están atadas
place where a thing is tied atadero [m]
ribbon tied under the chin barbicacho [m]
rope tied round the neck dogal [m]
esparto cord tied round a bundle of esparto-grass cejo [m]
bundle of things tied together mazo [m]
garter or ribbon tied on certain animals calza [f]
something noisy tied to a dog's tail maza [f]
drove of horses or mules thus tied reata [f]
pair tied together mancuerna [f]
splice or patch, made by winding a rope around the object to be tied trincafía [f]
tied together caponado [adj]
become tied añudarse [v]
decide a tied election desempatar [v]
tongue-tied mudo [adj]
tongue-tied con frenillo [adj]
be tied to the apron strings estar dominado por una mujer [v]
short rope tied to a post to control an animal sujeto [m] VE
horse tied to the tail of another arrebiate [m] VE
horse tied by the tail arrebiate [m] VE:W
pair of unrefined sugar covers (tied up and wrapped with leaves of the banana plant) atado [m] CR rur.
pair of unrefined sugar covers (tied up and wrapped with leaves of the banana plant) atado [m] GT HN SV NI
bunch of medicinal herbs or vegetables tied up and sold as a unit atado [m] EC BO UY
loosely tied knot bulto [m] HN
piece of sackcloth which is tied to sterilized rams like an apron and soaked in liquid chalk so that it leaves a mark on ewes in heat delantal [m] PY UY
freeing of someone who had been tied/bound desamarre [m] CU DO
whip made from strips of leather tied to a wooden handle deacuatro [m] NI
post sunk into the ground where cattle are tied to be tamed, sheared, healed, or sacrificed cimbradero [m] AR:Nw rur.
braid or bun on both sides of the head tied with ribbons chape [m] CL
corn dough in small rolls wrapped in banana leaves, tied with a cord, and boiled in salt guanimo [m] DO
set of things gathered or tied together in a single group gajo [m] HN EC
roll of tobacco tied with a cotton string used to clean one's teeth limpión [m] PE disused
colored ribbon tied to the legs of each fighter cock for identification distintivo [m] PR
click beetle worn alive on one's clothes, tied with a chain, as a brooch or ornament pin maquech [m] MX
click beetle worn alive on one's clothes, tied with a chain, as a brooch or ornament pin cocuyo [m] PA
set of tobacco leaves tied together at the leafstalk, especially for transport matul [m] CU
loincloth tied at the waist patío [m] MX rur.
utensil made of a long handle with one of its ends tied to a perforated pumpkin used in grinding cane juice or remove honey pascón [m] HN SV NI CR
set of tied corn cobs paujé [m] BO:E
container used to carry grains to be planted, tied at the waist sembrador [m] GT HN CR rur.
stick tied to an animal to prevent crossing a fence tramojo [m] EC NI PA CO VE BO:E AR rur.
stick tied to an animal to prevent crossing a fence tramojo [m] PE rare
badly tied knot amarradillo [m] HN
two raw cane sugar packs tied together atado [m] GT HN SV CR
girdle or band with that a priest’s alb is tied up cinto [m] disused
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt taragallo [m] rare
a table with two holes where the roosters who have tied, fight beak to beak barandilla [f] HN
tied rope amarra [f] HN NI PA PR CO
group of three to five tobacco leaves tied together and hung to dry cabeza [f] HN
pair of stones tied together with cord to control a kite chachahuata [f] SV
platform made with boards or planks joined together or on a group of canoes that are tied together, that is used to transport people and things from one side of the river to the other chalana (francés) [f] VE BO:E
short bridle tied to a horse's muzzle and used as a substitute for a bit falseta [f] MX VE
extremity of a hide tied to stakes for stretching garra [f] AR UY rur.
cable tied to vessels to control their position as they pass through the panama canal guaya [f] PA
(on a guitar and other stringed musical instruments) piece opposite of the pegs where the strings are tied cola de pato [f] HN
slot in the center of the yoke where the bow is tied coz [f] HN rur.
flowers or paper ornament tied with a thread guía [f] MX
set of blue land crabs tied together ensarta de jueyes [f] PR
container used to carry grains to be planted, tied at the waist sembradera [f] PA
tied bundle of leaves of chacapa that witch doctors use to drive away evil spirits shacapa [f] PE:E
tied bundle of leaves of chacapa that witch doctors use to drive away evil spirits shacapa [f] PE:E
leather strap tied to cattle's leg and horns to prevent them from jumping fences suelda [f] HN rur.
board with two holes for determining the winner in beak to beak competition between two fighter cocks that tied in the fight zaranda [f] HN
lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off suerte [f] DO
board with two holes where two fighter cocks who are tied in a fight perform the beak-to-beak test to declare the winner tabla de gallos [f] HN
rock tied to the string of a kite angarilla [f] CU
rope tied to a buoy caloma [f] AL
tongue-tied turbado [adj] fig.
tied tightly with ropes and ties (person) atrincado [adj] PE
tied up for several days without eating (cattle) estrasijado [adj] PR rur.
made with thin bamboo canes arranged contiguously and tied together (rustic construction) cañizo [adj] VE EC
tied to something guazaleado [adj] HN rur.
wearing her hair tied back (indigenous woman) huangudo [adj] EC
tied up laceado [adj] CL
tied with leather strips encuerado [adj] HN
tied together mancornado [adj] HN SV
with one's hands tied maniado [adj] GT SV NI PA VE BO
tied to a guide empalado [adj] CU VE
tied with rope encabuyado [adj] HN
fit to be tied muino [adj] MX
tied up close to the house at night nochero [adj] AR UY rur.
tied up marrido [adj] disused
perforate cow’s nose so it can be tied nariciar [v] VE
perforate cow’s nose so it can be tied naricear [v] HN VE
get tongue-tied chiparse [v] BO
close a matate or woven cactus fiber bag with a short stick to which a cord is tied to both ends entortolar [v] HN
throw someone into the water tied to a heavy object in order to kill them fondear [v] PE BO CL
be fit to be tied purgarse [v] MX SV
be fit to be tied rayarse [v] PA BO AR
be tied aligarse [v] rare
get tongue-tied trastrabarse [v] rare
tied together caponada [adj/f]
tongue-tied turbada [adj/f] fig.
tongue-tied muda [adj/f]
Idioms
be tied up in knots liarse [v]
fit to be tied estar como agua para chocolate [v]
be fit to be tied estar muy molesto [v]
be fit to be tied estar muy enojado [v]
be fit to be tied estar furioso [v]
do something with one arm tied behind one's back hacer algo con facilidad [v]
have one's hands tied tener las manos atadas [v]
be fit to be tied salirse de sus casillas [v]
be tied hand and foot estar alguien atado de pies y manos [v]
have one's hands tied estar alguien atado de pies y manos [v]
get tongue-tied hacerse un ovillo [v]
be tied hand and foot estar amarrado de pies y manos [v]
be tied hand and foot estar atado de pies y manos [v]
be tied to one's mother's apron strings ser dominado por su madre [v]
be tied to your mother's apron strings ser dominado por tu madre [v]
be tied to your mother's apron strings estar pegado a las faldas de tu madre [v]
be tongue-tied estar con los labios sellados [v]
be tongue-tied quedarse sin saber qué decir [v]
fit to be tied subírsele a alguien la sangre a la cabeza [v]
fit to be tied echar lumbre por los ojos [v]
fit to be tied echar fuego por los ojos [v]
fit to be tied estar hecho un león [v]
fit to be tied estar hecho una furia [v]
get tongue-tied trabarse la lengua [v]
get tongue-tied trastrabarse la lengua [v]
have one's hands tied tener atadas las manos [v]
tied at the hip juntos los pies [adv]
could do something with one arm tied behind their back poder hacer algo (porque resulta muy fácil)
could do something with one hand tied behind their back poder hacer algo con los ojos cerrados
could do something with one arm tied behind their back poder hacer algo con los ojos cerrados
could do something with one hand tied behind their back poder hacer algo (porque resulta muy fácil)
with both hands tied behind one's back sin dificultad
with both hands tied behind one's back con los ojos cerrados
with one hand tied behind one's back con los ojos cerrados
with one hand tied behind one's back con facilidad
(one's) hands are tied tener las manos atadas
my hands are tied tengo las manos atadas
could do something with one arm tied behind their back podría hacerlo de memoria
could do something with one arm tied behind their back podría hacerlo con los ojos cerrados
could do something with one hand tied behind their back podría hacerlo con mucha facilidad
could do something with one hand tied behind their back podría hacerlo con las manos atadas
tied up ocupado
tied hand and foot atado de pies y manos
tied up relacionado
tied hand and foot inmovilizado
(one's) hands are tied atado de pies y manos
fit to be tied loco de atar
our hands are tied nuestras manos están atadas
person who is tongue-tied lengua de estropajo
person who is tongue-tied lengua de trapo
person who is tongue-tied media lengua
be tied to someone's apron strings ser dominado por alguien
be tied up in knots hacerse bolas [v] AMER
get tied up in knots hacerse bolas [v] MX
get tied up hacerse bolas [v] MX
have the thumbs tied behind your back hacer el bendito al culo [v] SV
have two thumbs tied with arms behind one's back hacer el bendito al culo [v] SV
be tied in a cockfight entablar la pelea [v] PR
be tied in a cockfight entablar los gallos [v] PR
be tied quedar patas [v] GT
be fit to be tied poner cara de tusa [v] PR
be fit to be tied ponerse guapo [v] DO
be fit to be tied ponerse mosca [v] CO:C
be fit to be tied ponerse picudo [v] HN NI
be fit to be tied ponerse rabón [v] CO:Ne
be fit to be tied ponerse tostado [v] GT
be fit to be tied ponerse trompudo [v] EC rare
be fit to be tied ponerse trompudo [v] GT BO
be fit to be tied punzarse el hígado [v] MX CR rare
be fit to be tied recomerse los hígados [v] PA CU
with one arm tied behind one's back con la mano en la cintura [adv] MX NI
tied with a rope a soga [adv] AR UY rur.
Speaking
i'm a bit tied up for the time being estoy algo ocupado en este momento
my hands are tied mis manos están atadas
they're tied están empatados
I got tongue-tied Se me trabó la lengua
I'm tied up estoy liada
I'm tied up estoy liado
I'm tied up estoy ocupado
my hands are tied tengo las manos atadas
Phrases
be tied to their skirts cosido a faldas [v]
with both arms tied behind your back con ambos brazos atados detrás de la espalda
no matter how tied up one is no importa lo involucrado que uno esté
no matter how tied up one is no importa lo comprometido que uno esté
they're tied empatados
Colloquial
woman who is tongue-tied lengua de trapo [f]
person who is tongue-tied lengua de estropajo [m/f]
do something with one arm/hand tied behind one’s back hacer algo con los ojos cerrados [v]
be tied up in andar en [v]
be tied in knots apurarse [v]
be fit to be tied coger un cabreo [v]
be tongue-tied quedarse bizco [v]
be tongue-tied trabársele la lengua [v]
get tongue-tied trabársele la lengua [v]
be fit to be tied estar fuera de sí [v]
be tongue-tied aporrar [v]
be tongue-tied quedarse sin palabras [v]
be tongue-tied quedarse mudo [v]
get tongue-tied hacer un ovillo [v]
get tied up estar ocupado
get tied up with estar ocupado con
become tongue-tied quedarse cortado
become tongue-tied quedarse con la lengua trabada
become tongue-tied quedarse mudo
tongue-tied trabársele la lengua
tongue-tied (quedarse) mudo
with one arm tied behind one's back con un brazo atado detrás de la espalda (literal)
with one arm tied behind one's back con los ojos cerrados
with one arm tied behind one's back sin dificultad
with one arm tied behind one's back fácilmente
a bundle or tied up clothing carried by travelers bagayo [m] AR UY CL
a bundle or tied up clothing carried by wanderers bagayo [m] AR
buying system tied to the lottery club [m] PA
small tied up package joto [m] CO:C rur.
popular party in which a condor is tied to a bull to fight ending in the bird's death yahuar fiesta [m] PE
wall made of reeds or sticks filled with clay and tied with ropes tabique [m] BO
bundle of pressed coca leaves wrapped in banana leaf and tied with vegetable fiber tambor [m] BO
bundle of pressed coca leaves wrapped in banana leaf and tied with vegetable fiber tambor [m] PE rur.
mythical animal that according to popular beliefs walks at night with it's front legs tied together mula maneada [f] VE rur.
get tongue tied machucar [v] PA CU VE
be tied to the countryside tener alguien el monte en la cabeza [v] DO
be all tied up de cabeza [adv] disused
Business
index-tied vinculado a un índice [adj]
index-tied vinculado a un índice
index-tied interest rate tasa de interés vinculada a un índice
index-tied loan préstamo vinculado a un índice
index-tied rate tasa vinculada a un índice
tied aid ayuda vinculada
tied offer oferta vinculada
index-tied loan empréstito vinculado a un índice
Accounting
tied loan préstamo condicionado
Finance
tied credit préstamo ligado
tied loan préstamo ligado
tied aid credit crédito de ayuda ligado
tied aid ayuda condicionada
tied aid ayuda vinculada
Law
be tied together estar cosido a los autos [v]
be tied together ir cosido a los autos [v]
tied aid ayuda vinculada
Computer
or tied conectado a la puerta or [adj]
Engineering
tied-down afirmado [m]
hands-tied maniatado [adj]
tied column columna zunchada
tied loan préstamo condicionado
tied-up capital capital inmovilizado
tied arch arco atirantado
Geology
tied to vincularse [v]
Construction
tied beam tirante [m]
tied column columna zunchada
Architecture
tied arch arco atirantado
two-hinged tied arch arco atirantado de dos articulaciones
Printing
tied-down trincado [adj]
Maritime
stone tied to a rope or a net pedral [m]
ropes tied round a mast in order to strengthen it reata [f]
tied back recogido [adj]
stones tied to a rope or a net pedrales [m/pl]
Animal Husbandry
tied down enrejado [adj] HN NI CU
Fishing
fishing net in the form of a sack with the edges tied to a vine, to fish in river currents nasillo [m] PR
fishing net in the form of a sack with the edges tied to a vine, to fish in river currents naso [m] PR
Gastronomy
rolled tortilla with minced meat, tied with corn husk and fried taco [m] GT
Sports
deadlock (a tied score) empate [m]
Hairdressing
tied back amarrado (pelo)
hair (tied) back pelo recogido
hair tied back cabello atado
tied back atado atrás (pelo)
Heraldry
tied with cords enguichado [adj]
Folklore
popular celebration in which traditionally a turkey is tied to a bull using a cord cóndor rachi [m] PE
dance in which one person, with a figure of a alligator tied to his or her waist, dances imitating the movements of a alligator while, around the dancer others clap their hands improvising four-line stanzas and dancing to typical carnival music danza del caimán [f] CO