called in

Meanings of "called in" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 16 result(s)

	Kategori	İngilizce	İspanyolca
Common
1	Common	what is this called in english?	¿cómo se llama esto en inglés?
2	Common	what is this called in spanish?	¿cómo se llama esto en español?
General
3	General	called in sick	llamar al trabajo para decir que se está enfermo [v]
4	General	lowest card in the game called	cabo [m]
5	General	flush in the game of cards called quínolas	brincho [m]
6	General	(in banana cultivation) a facility where the large bunches are brought, and cut into smaller pieces/bunches (called hands), washed with a solution of water and muriatic acid and packed in boxes	bacadía [f] HN:N
7	General	person who participates in the celebration of running to christ, which is celebrated on the sunday following that of the resurrection, called the quasimodo	cuasimodista [m/f] CL
8	General	relating to a person who participates in the celebration of running to christ, which is celebrated the sunday following that of the resurrection, called the quasimodo	cuasimodista [adj] CL
9	General	tune the voice for singing a song that accompanies a typical dance from panama called tamborito (in which a circle made up by different couples surrounds a couple that dances in the center)	asolearse [v] PA
10	General	children's game in which each participant takes the name of a country and, when called on must pick up a ball thrown into the air	naciones [m/pl] NICL
Finance
11	Finance	common stock issued for preferred stock called in	acciones de goce
Botany
12	Botany	a south american poisonous tree in the anacardiaceae family, commonly called manzanillo (toxicodendron striatum)	bienteveo [m] HNNI
13	Botany	a south american poisonous tree in the anacardiaceae family, commonly called manzanillo (toxicodendron striatum)	bien te veo [m] HN
14	Botany	a south american poisonous tree in the anacardiaceae family, commonly called manzanillo (toxicodendron striatum)	palo compadre [m] HN
Folklore
15	Folklore	danceable musical piece originally involving a repeated phrase in 8th notes called paseo and two parts of more than 8th or 16th time repeated	danza [f] DOPR
16	Folklore	popular music genre, formerly called zamacueca, singing their own songs and performed in two-four rhythm with a guitar and snare drum	marinera [f] PE