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Meanings of "a game" in Spanish English Dictionary : 2 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
a game lotería [f]
a game morra [f]

Meanings of "a game" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
point (in a game) tanto [m]
goal (in a game) tanto [m]
General
a card game mus [m]
have a game echar una partida [v]
game involving imitating a hornet abejón [m]
mark a mooring in the card game of mus amarraco [m]
a card game parar [m]
dragging in a card game arrastre [m]
win in a game of cards blanquillo [m]
card game played with half a deck cacho [m]
cheating in a card game carteo [m]
winner of a billiards game chiripero [m]
chorus of a children's game chirlomirlo [m]
losing one's place in a card game codillo [m]
hand of card in a banking game elijan [m]
hand in a card game gallo [m]
stick to play a game marro [m]
stone to play a game with marrón [m]
children's game in which the loser has to pull out a toothpick stuck in the ground using his mouth morreo [m]
point given to a card in a card game punto [m]
points needed to win a game tanteo [m]
game made of pieces or stones on a board like checkers andarraya [f]
main set to win a card game báciga (francés) [f]
cart game where the dealer starts by making a bet banca [f]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
getting 6 blank dice in a game of dice camisa [f]
(in a card game of canasta) hand of seven cards of the same suit canasta [f]
prize amount stamped on promissory notes of a lottery game, corresponding to the sum played promesa [f]
one-a-cat game toña [f]
drag in a card game arrastrar [v]
throw the ball in a game bolear [v]
play a card game julepear [v]
reward a lender after winning a card game rociar [v]
game that took place on the eve of kings, consisting of matching by raffle a gentleman with a lady, to serve throughout the year estrechos [m/pl]
verses accompanying the calling of participants' names during the game that took place on the eve of kings, consisting of matching by raffle a gentleman with a lady to serve throughout the year motes [m/pl]
condition of a ball game, where the ball is allowed to travel chazas corrientes [f/pl]
pat-a-cake game tortitas [f/pl]
a game addict ludópata [m]
someone that operates such a game trilero [m]
a type of card game tresillo [m]
a type of card game matarratas [m]
a board game parchís [m]
a type of card game truco [m]
round or hand (of a card game) partida [f]
a spanish guessing game sortija [f]
winner of a billiards game chiripera [f]
look like a person who does not know how to play a game or to win coyotear [v]
play a game jugar a la roña [v]
play a more expansive game abrir el juego [v]
(in a card game) throw a higher card matar [v]
it is used in the beginning of a game in which the first saying the word, receives the food, the toy or another object from whomever has it ¡acoto! [expr] NI
used to call for a time out in a child's game cachos [expr] EC
a regional holiday celebration game that consists of one person dressing up as a tapir and other people on horseback dodging the tapir and the tapir removing their hats with a pole (most notably in agalteca) torear la danta [n] HN:E
children's game in which several children dispute a handful of coins thrown into the air garata con puños [n] DO
game in which each participant must repeat, in turn, a sentence that another has said, adding a new word hombre de palo [n] BO:W
a tisket a tasket (children's game) huevo podrido [n] PYARUY
a game addict adicto a los juegos
a game in which players pretend that the floor is lava and proceed to climb on furniture or other objects to keep their feet off the ground el piso es lava
a children's game alalimón [m]
a card game cacho [m]
small pebble used in a children's game cantillo [m]
a card game comercio [m]
a card game compradillo [m]
a card game comprado [m]
a card game carteado [m]
a card game cuco [m]
a card game burro [m]
a game of cards golfo [m]
a boy's game hoyuelo [m]
move in a game lance [m]
a card game mediator [m]
move in a game of cards órdago [m]
term in a card game (piquet) pique [m]
a card game quince [m]
a card game revesino [m]
a game of cards monte [m]
a card game malcontento [m]
odds in a game partido [m]
a card game sacanete [m]
a game of cards truque [m]
a game of cards truquiflor [m]
a game of cards tute [m]
a boy's game tángano [m]
number of points in a game tanteo [m]
a card game solo [m]
a card game tenderete [m]
last player in a game of cards zaga [m]
a card game played by three tresillo [m]
game of shutting hands and guessing which contains a pebble china [f]
a game played with three cards báciga [f]
a card game banca [f]
a card game berlanga [f]
a card game carleta [f]
a card game brisca [f]
a card game garatusa [f]
a game of cards pechigonga [f]
a game of cards mata [f]
a card game perejila [f]
royal goose (a game) oca [f]
pointing of game by a dog punta [f]
beating a wood for game montea [f]
mora (a game) morra [f]
a card game manta [f]
a childish game pavada [f]
round of a card game talla [f]
relating to a card game after the tricks are taken up carteado [adj]
follow game guided by a dog in leash atraillar [v]
take (a piece in a game of draughts) comer [v]
make a fourth person at a game cuartear [v]
play (as a game) echar [v]
make a move in a game jugar [v]
stand pat (in a card game) plantarse [v]
draw (in a card game) robar [v]
start (in a game) salir [v]
fences of linen erected to direct game towards a particular place filopos [m/pl]
a card game cargadas [f/pl]
a card game pintas [f/pl]
a card game quínolas [f/pl]
primero (a gambling card game, popular in elizabethan england) original juego de poker [m]
a game like quoits chita [f]
amount of money spent in a game partida [f]
dealer (in a game) tallador [m] AMER
childrens' game similar to a tisket a tasket arroz con leche [m] HNCLARUY
wishbone used in a game (two people grab one end of the forked bone and whoever ends up with the larger piece wins) apostador [m] COEC
children's' game where some players sit on a bench and those left standing try to sit down in order displacing players at the other end in the process apretacanuto [m] GT
children's' game where some players sit on a bench and those left standing try to sit down in order displacing players at the other end in the process aprietacanuto [m] GT
success in a game bambazo [m] CO
betting game which is played with a small ball and three cups boligorrín [m] HN
children's game where a corridor is formed by two rows of people striking the one who tries to cross it callejón oscuro [m] PEBOCL
a gambling card game played by a banker and two or more punters who bet against the banker bacará [m] CLARUY
a game played on a rectangular court by players with light rackets used to hit a shuttlecock over a high net badminton [m] PRVE
a game in which participants have to write in a particular period of time words that start with a specific letter bachillerato [m] CL
a soccer game played by children under 14 years baby fútbol [m] ARUY
a game like game of telephone gran bonetón [m] PE
hit a ball against another to knock it away from the target (game of boccia) boche [m] VE
children's game where a child receives a gentle punishment apanado [m] PE
a game like chinese whispers gran bonetón [m] PE
dice game played with a dice cup cachito [m] VEPE
game of dice involving throwing them using a dice cup cacho [m] AR:Nw
game of dice involving throwing them using a dice cup cacho [m] BOCL
johny-on-a-pony (children's game) caballito de bronce [m] CL
a game played by two people, each trying to make a line of three x's or three o's in a boxlike figure with nine spaces ajedrez [m] DO
person who makes many mistakes at work or in a game chancletero [m] PR
trick or ruse in order to obtain something, especially in a card game chamarro [m] NI
opportunity, especially in a game or competition changüí [m] MXPYARUY
opportunity, especially in a game or competition changüís [m] MXNI
game in which the participants have a limited number of turns to introduce the marbles into a hole choclón [m] CL
game of chance involving better on a set of numbers fracatán [m] DO
game of chance involving better on a set of numbers ralladito [m] DO
children's game that consists of throwing figurines towards a wall trying to win by having one left leaning against the wall espejito [m] ARUY