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byss

Meanings of "byss" in Spanish English Dictionary : 34 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
by por [prep]
by con [prep]
by de [prep]
by a [prep]
General
by en [prep]
by para [prep]
by mediante [prep]
by apud (latín) [prep]
by de [prep]
by mediante [prep]
by por [prep]
by por [prep]
by por [prep]
by por [prep]
by por [prep]
by por [prep]
by vía [prep]
by donde [prep]
by cerca de [prep]
by (tiempo pasado) por delante de [prep]
by por ahí [adv]
by por medio de [prep]
by cosa secundaria [f]
by según [prep]
by al lado de [prep]
by junto a [prep]
Idioms
by por vía [adv]
by a fuerza de [prep]
by por parte de [prep]
by a través de [prep]
by al través de [prep]
Phrases
by por parte de [prep]
by a manos de [expr]
Colloquial
by a tenor de [prep]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
by chance por casualidad [adv]
day by day día a día [adv]
by means of por medio de [prep]
by hand a mano [adv]
by the way a propósito [adv]
by foot a pie [adv]
take (away, from, off) (to make less by a certain amount) restar [v]
by contrast por el contrario [adv]
damage caused by insiders sabotaje [m]
by-product derivado [m]
chills caused by fear escalofrío [m]
propagation by microcuttings microsquejado [m]
(bullfighting) a series of passes performed by a matador with sword before the kill faena [f]
brown by cooking tostar [v]
grasp by the handle empuñar [v]
take by storm forzar [v]
pass by transcurrir [v]
meet each other by chance tropezarse [v]
write by shorthand taquigrafiar [v]
get by apañarse [v]
by contrast en cambio [adv]
by no means nada [adv]
by stealth a hurtadillas [adv]
by stealth furtivamente [adv]
by now ya [adv]
by a phone telefónicamente [adv]
by the way por cierto [adv]
by means of mediante [prep]
being understood by such entendiéndose [expr]
General
by-product subproducto [m]
sale by auction subasta [f]
replacement by sustitución por [f]
passer-by paseante [m/f]
passer-by transeúnte [m/f]
passer-by viandante [m/f]
related by marriage emparentado [adj]
unaffected by insensible a [adj]
possessed by poseído por [adj]
abide by obedecer [v]
abide by respetar [v]
win by a short head ganar por una cabeza [v]
drop by dejarse caer [v]
hang by a thread pender de un hilo [v]
divide by dividir entre [v]
divide by dividir por [v]
send by air enviar por aire [v]
go by pasar [v]
pay by cheque pagar con cheque [v]
pass by pasar de largo [v]
pay by (credit) card pagar con tarjeta [v]
go by pasar de largo [v]
get by ir tirando [v]
take by storm tomar por asalto [v]
get by trampear [v]
go by train ir en tren [v]
send by fax faxear [v]
go by car ir en automóvil [v]
live by one's wits vivir del cuento [v]
go by plane ir en avión [v]
be ruled by regirse por [v]
be guided by regirse por [v]
go by regirse por [v]
fly by volar [v]
get by renquear [v]
pass by desfilar [v]
go by ship ir en buque [v]
by chance casualmente [adv]
as time goes by con el paso del tiempo [adv]
by oneself a solas [adv]
by accident accidentalmente [adv]
by chance ocasionalmente [adv]
by chance impensadamente [adv]
step by step escalonadamente [adv]
by telephone telefónicamente [adv]
by chance eventualmente [adv]
by common consent mancomunadamente [adv]
by hand manualmente [adv]
by chance fortuitamente [adv]
by force forzadamente [adv]
by a majority mayoritariamente [adv]
by no means nada [adv]
by using por medio de [prep]
abide by atenerse a [v]
by coincidence por coincidencia [adv]
possessed by the devil endemoniado [adj]
be marked by revestir [v]
go by car ir en coche [v]
begin by asking comenzar preguntando [v]
learn by heart aprender de memoria [v]
know by sight conocer de vista [v]
by coincidence casualmente [adv]
by doing so de este modo [adv]
by virtue of mediante [prep]
abide by acatar [v]
abide by atenerse [v]
abide by observar [v]
by means of vía [prep]
mayan language spoken by acatecans in northwestern guatemala and southern mexico acateca [m]
lender of money to pay the fines imposed by the judges of the council of the mesta achaquero [m]
member of the congregation founded by saint camillus de lelis to service the sick and dying camilo [m]
grabbing by the nape of the neck acogotamiento [m]
order or divide by the dozen adecenamiento [m]
time allotted for watering land where water is distributed by the government ador (árabe) [m]
representation blessed by the pope agnus (latín) [m]
copper coin mixed with silver, made by king don juan i of castilla agnus (latín) [m]
representation blessed by the pope agnus dei (latín) [m]
copper coin mixed with silver, made by king don juan i of castilla agnus dei (latín) [m]
representation blessed by the pope agnusdéi (latín) [m]
copper coin mixed with silver, made by king don juan i of castilla agnusdéi (latín) [m]
person from a navarra faction who was primitively led by the lord of agramont agramontés [m]
person appointed by the mayor in charge of governing a neighborhood alcalde de barrio [m]
barefoot franciscan of the branch reformed by saint peter of alcantara in spain around 1556 alcantarino [m]
hollow by the foot of a tree for watering alcorque (árabe) [m]
horse used by arabs for light cavalry alfaraz (árabe) [m]
labor paid for by local residents alojamiento [m]
ferris wheel or mill moved by horse andén [m]
lay-by apartadero [m]
drill used by the caulks aviador [m]
tax paid by muslims azaque (árabe) [m]
contracting disease by absorbing fumes of amalgamating quicksilver azogamiento [m]
baptism by fire bautismo de fuego [m]
baptism by blood bautismo de sangre [m]
stench emitted by an angry boar berrenchín [m]
frill or lace formerly worn by women around the tucker bobillo [m]
slow danceable song originally from cuba, popular in the caribbean, with a two-by-four beat and melancholic lyrics bolero [m]
scientific, artistic, historical or literary publication edited by some corporation boletín [m]
telegraph transmitted by undersea cable cable [m]
fee paid by prisoners to jailer calabozaje [m]
offering made by the native americans to the priests, and later to the spanish camarico [m]
destruction caused by artillery fire cañonazo [m]
destruction by artillery fire cañoneo [m]
fee paid by pastors to graze animals carneraje [m]
log raft used by the coromandel people of india catamarán [m]
figure drawn on the ground by witchdoctors cerco [m]
long silver rod used in church by the prebendaries or chaplains cetro [m]
kind of close jacket with a collar, formerly worm by women chamerluco (turco) [m]
illness suffered by europeans on arrival to latin america chapetón [m]
abrasion made by a solid object chasponazo [m]
felt overcoat worn by ancient cossacks, with saddlebags sewn on the front cherkesa [m]
pool left by a river cilanco [m]
beautifying lotion used by women clarimente [m]
session held by a council concejo [m]
murdered by a spouse conyugicidio [m]
sale of drinks by the glass copeo [m]
ancient measurement, by baskets corbe [m]
wheat left by threshers corzuelo [m]
each of the four parts the night is divided by the sentries cuarto [m]
fire-shovel used for cooking by shepherds cubrepán [m]
separating and classifying mail by neighborhoods and streets embarriado [m]
placing letters by size to facilitate the use of stamps emparejamiento [m]