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Meanings of "branches" in Spanish English Dictionary : 9 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
branches ramaje [m]
branches ramada [f]
branches ramazón [f]
branches ramiza [f]
branches linamen [m] disused
Engineering
branches desbroce [m]
branches sucursales [f/pl]
Geology
branches ramiza [f]
Gastronomy
branches ramas [f/pl]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
growing straight and narrow with few branches ahilamiento [m]
growing straight and narrow with few branches ahílo [m]
brush or branches produced from tree pruning desbrozo [m]
twigs and branches desmocho [m]
arranging branches for silkworms embojo [m]
branches placed for silk-worms embojo [m]
trimming branches castra [f]
season for trimming branches castra [f]
branches cut from the olive tree charabasca [f]
cover made of branches enramada [f]
pruned branches escamondadura [f]
fork (branches) horcadura [f]
fork (branches) horqueta [f]
fork (branches) horquilla [f]
set of branches ramiza [f]
with branches growing horizontally aparrado [adj]
grow up straight and narrow with few branches ahilarse [v]
brace tree branches ahorquillar [v]
remove branches from trees desganchar [v]
be removed from trees (branches) desgancharse [v]
trim branches desramar [v]
arrange branches for silkworms embojar [v]
trim the lower tree branches enfaldar [v]
trim tree branches enjardinar [v]
decorate with branches enramar [v]
hide between branches enramarse [v]
put branches for silkworms enzarzar [v]
sprinkle water with a wet broom or branches escobazar [v]
shake tree branches esmuir [v]
prune low branches olivar [v]
extend its branches parrar [v]
put out branches ramificar [v]
branches of a river puntas [f/pl]
cluster of branches ramada [f]
have branches ramificar [v]
cover with branches enramar [v]
produce branches ramificar [v]
branches of sociology ramas de sociología [f/pl]
all branches of science todas las ramas de la ciencia [f/pl]
pruning of the top branches of trees (generally in coffee production) desmonte arriba [n] PR
branches placed for silk-worms embojo [m]
forked pole to support the branches of fruit-trees horcón [m]
mass of branches ramada [m]
top of branches ramón [m]
cutting/lopping branches ramoneo [m]
stem without branches súrculo [m]
mass of branches ramaje [m]
tearing off the branches of a tree desgajadura [f]
top of tree-trunk where branches begin cruz [f]
pruned branches escamondadura [f]
dry leaves/small branches frasca [f]
mass of branches ramada [f]
collection of lopped branches ramiza [f]
with branches growing horizontally aparrado [adj]
belonging to branches rameal [adj]
belonging to branches rámeo [adj]
lop off the branches of trees desgajar [v]
lop off the branches of trees desganchar [v]
strip of branches desramar [v]
prune useless branches destallar [v]
break the stem or branches of a tree descañar [v]
lop the branches from a tree descopar [v]
put branches for silkworms enzarzar [v]
arrange branches for silkworms embojar [v]
form bowers of vine branches emparrar [v]
lop off the lower branches of trees enfaldar [v]
perch on the highest branches of a tree engarbarse [v]
embower or decorate with branches of trees enramar [v]
lop off superfluous branches olivar [v]
cut/lop branches ramonear [v]
spread out in branches parrar [v]
extend in branches parrar [v]
straggling branches ramas dispersas [f/pl]
bed made of the branches of trees cadalecho [m] rare
piling of sand, branches, and dirt on twists and backwaters of rivers and gorges abalseramiento [m] HNNI
snag of branches and brush carried by a stream caramero [m] VE
aggregate of branches and sediment in bends of a river or stream abalseramiento [m] HNNI
pile of branches from fallen trees balsero [m] PR
pile of trash, branches and leaves dragged by a full swollen river balsero [m] PR
pruning of branches on a tree to stimulate growth desmorre [m] MX:Serur.
pruning of the highest branches of a tree, typically in coffee production descumbre [m] PR
pruning of branches on a tree desganche [m] PRCL
top or tallest branches of a tree cucurucho [m] PR
place with abundant firewood, mud, branches, and dead leaves champal [m] AR:Nw
dry chilca branches chilquerío [m] GT
set of sticks, branches, or bamboo canes that form the structure of a cabin wall envarado [m] HN
leaves, branches, and sticks that are left in a recently cleared plot of agricultural land estorbo [m] HN:Wrur.
mass of mud and branches knocked into rivers by torrential rains, causing the rivers to flood guaico [m] PE
part of the plant where two or more branches emerge gonce [m] HNCRrur.
point where a tree trunk splits into branches cuadril [m] HN
long leather overcoat used to protect from branches, thorns, or vermin when walking in the woods coleto [m] AR:Nw
bunch of branches or splinters of montezuma pine that is set on fire and used for illumination hachón [m] GTHN
bunch of branches or splinters of montezuma pine that is set on fire and used for illumination achón [m] HN
trimming of the low branches on a coffee plant to reduce excessive shade levante [m] PRrur.
rustic fence built with sticks and branches kincha [m] BO
person belonging to an international organization with branches where children and young people are taught to explore life in nature niño escucha [m] USPR
cluster of branches ramajal [m] CU
cutting of branches ramajeo [m] CU
cluster of branches ramajo [m] CU
pile of branches ramazal [m] SVCR
cluster of branches ramazón [m] CO
broom made of branches ramplón [m] CO:C
rustic locale roofed with branches and wooden frames, which works as a restaurant or cafeteria ranchón [m] CU
harvesting coffee from branches raspe [m] PRrur.
worker who removes branches from tree trunks rollicero [m] AR:Ne
bed made from tree branches used in huts in andalusia cadalecho [m] disused
tender and low-rise pine, with branches touching the ground pinato [m] ESlocal
a shed or hut made of branches ramada [f] LAM
gathering and burning remaining trunks and branches in a field already grazed acoivarada [f] AR:Ne
canopy/arbor of branches sloping to the ground vara en tierra [f] HN
snag of branches and brush carried by a stream caramera [f] VE
accumulation of logs, branches and litter in a hollow/river bend balserada [f] HN
accumulation of logs, branches and litter in a hollow/river bend balsera [f] HNSV
intertwined coffee tree branches that are full of berries bandola [f] PR
y shaped stick/cane used to move grass and cut branches burra [f] HN:W
task involving gathering and burning the tree trunks and branches on a plot of land that has been cleared descoivarada [f] AR:Nerur.
field shed or hut made of branches champa (del náhuatl) [f] MX:SeHNSVNI
mud, branches, and dead leaves that are moved by the current and accumulate in streams or other water courses champa (del náhuatl) [f] AR:Nw
field shed or hut made of branches champona [f] GT
shelter made of tree branches ramada [f] HNSVNICOVEECPEBO:ECLAR
each of the armed service branches rama [f] CL
chamber that collects branches, leaves and debris in a channel or ditch trampa [f] CL
load of tree branches equivalent to eight to ten arrobas támara [f] ESlocal
with some of the highest branches cut (a tree) descuajado [adj] CRrur.
with some of the highest branches cut (a tree) descumbrado [adj] CRrur.
having all of the branches cut (tree) desmochado [adj] CRrur.
filled with firewood, mud, branches y dead leaves (place) champoso [adj] BOAR:Nwrur.
made of sticks, leaves, and branches (wall) entazacualado [adj] HNrur.
with many branches ramudo [adj] BO:E
lop off decayed branches desroñar [v] rur.rare
lop off branches desborrar [v] rur.rare
(for sand, trunks, branches and dirt) pile up on twists, or backwaters of rivers and gorges abalserarse [v] HNNI
shed first branches horquetear [v] LAM
gather and burn remaining trunks and branches in a field already grazed acoivarar [v] AR:Ne
pile up branches and sediment in bends of a river/stream abalserarse [v] HNNI
trim the branches of a tree to stimulate growth desmorrar [v] MX:Serur.
cut some of the highest branches of a tree to allow the sun to shine through descuajar [v] CRrur.
clean a riverbed of branches and tree trunks despalotar [v] MX:Serur.
cut branches of a tree derramar [v] CR
cut some of the highest branches of a tree to allow the sun to shine through descumbrar [v] CRrur.
remove the superfluous branches of the coffee tree desbandolar [v] CRrur.
clean a plot of land of branches and tree trunks despalotar [v] MX:Serur.
gather and burn the tree trunks and branches on a plot of land that has been cleared descoivarar [v] AR:Nerur.
cut all of the branches off a tree desmochar [v] CRCLrur.
clear a field, removing first the low-lying vegetation, then the trees and branches, and finally burning the waste chaquear (del quechua) [v] BO
construct a house with walls made of sticks, leaves, and branches entazacualar [v] HNrur.
cut the tall branches of a tree to allow sunlight through escumbrar [v] PR
cut the tall branches of a tree to allow sunlight through escumbrar [v] CRrur.
pile up grass, branches, and trash to burn albacerar [v] PRrur.
rub someone with green branches hojear [v] MXrur.