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Meanings of "clothing" in Spanish English Dictionary : 54 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
clothing ropa [f]
clothing vestuario [m]
General
clothing indumento [m]
clothing indumentaria [f]
clothing vestimenta [f]
clothing indumentario [adj]
clothing indumento [m]
clothing ropaje [m]
clothing traje [m]
clothing vestido [m]
clothing vestuario [m]
clothing indumentaria [f]
clothing confección [f]
clothing ropa [f]
clothing vestidura [f]
clothing vestimenta [f]
clothing zamarra [f]
clothing indumentario [adj]
clothing confecciones [f/pl]
clothing revestimiento [m]
clothing vestido [m]
clothing atavío [m]
clothing vestidura [f]
clothing arropamiento [m]
clothing pelaje [m]
clothing atuendo [m]
clothing pilchaje [m] AR
clothing pilcherío [m] ARUY
clothing trapo [m] fig.
clothing pilcha [f] PYARUYteen
clothing calcha [f] AR:Nw
clothing pinta [f] VE
clothing pilcha [f] ECrareteen
clothing pieza de ropa [f] PR
clothing cachina [f] EC:W
clothing vestimentos [m/pl] disused
clothing indumentaria [adj/f]
Colloquial
clothing trajeo [m] BO:W
Safety
clothing prendas [f/pl]
clothing prendas [f/pl]
Textile
clothing vestiduras [f/pl]
Online Shopping Terms
clothing prendas de vestir
Engineering
clothing camisa [f]
clothing envuelta [f]
clothing guarnición [f]
Construction
clothing guarnición de carda [f]
Mechanics
clothing envuelta [f]
Aeronautics
clothing uniformidad [f]
clothing vestidos [m/pl]
Energy
clothing ropas [m]
clothing vestuario [m]
clothing vestimenta [f]
Hydrology
clothing envuelta [f]
Military
clothing vestuario [m]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
article of clothing prenda [f]
large clothing faldulario [m]
oversized clothing faldulario [m]
large clothing andulario [m]
oversized clothing andulario [m]
wolf in sheep's clothing caballo de troya [m]
removing clothing of desabrigo [m]
oversized clothing faldulario [m]
oversized clothing fandulario [m]
bundle of clothing fardel [m]
bundle of clothing fardo [m]
linen or hemp clothing hilo [m]
bustle (clothing) polisón [m]
second-hand clothing vendor ropavejero [m]
clothing vendor ropero [m]
clothing donation center ropero [m]
clothing prank virote [m]
clothing store zacatín (árabe) [m]
carnival character in student clothing estudiantina [f]
formal male clothing, usually dark, not formal media etiqueta [f]
bundle of clothing farda [f]
strip of fabric put on a piece of clothing to widen hijuela [f]
set of fashionable clothing and ornaments moda [f]
ready-to-wear clothing ropa hecha [f]
used clothing store ropavejería [f]
second-hand clothing shop ropavejería [f]
clothing trade ropería [f]
clothing manufacturer confeccionista [m/f]
clothing model maniquí [m/f]
manufacturing clothing confeccionista [adj]
remove the clothing of desabrigar [v]
have clothing removed desabrigarse [v]
remove clothing desarrebujar [v]
have clothing removed desarrebujarse [v]
remove clothing desarropar [v]
have clothing removed desarroparse [v]
make clothing vestir [v]
hem clothing vestir [v]
clothing decorations caracolillos [m/pl]
personal clothing calidades [f/pl]
item of clothing prenda de vestir [m]
someone that sews clothing costurero [m]
someone that sews clothing cosedor [m]
protective clothing for the ear canal tapón para los oídos [m]
protective clothing for the ear canal tapón [m]
protective garment worn over clothing overol [m]
muff (of clothing) manguito [m]
person who makes clothing modisto [m]
someone that sews clothing cosedora [f]
someone that sews clothing costurera [f]
pleat (in clothing) alforza [f]
clothing in poor condition because of overuse facha [f]
bed clothing ropa de cama [f]
second-hand clothing vendor ropavejera [f]
clothing vendor ropera [f]
person who makes clothing modista [m/f]
tight (dress, clothing) justo [adj]
pertaining to tailoring or clothing sartorial [adj]
remove the clothing of desabrigar [v]
take off clothing desabrigarse [v]
wrap with clothing arropar [v]
put on (clothing) calarse [v]
make low-cut clothing escotar [v]
as in clothing ponerse [v]
try on (clothing) probarse [v]
don clothing ponerse [v]
take off clothing desvestir [v]
take off clothing sacarse la ropa [v]
remove all of one's clothing desnudar [v]
remove one's clothing desnudarse [v]
remove one's clothing desvestirse [v]
remove somebody’s clothing desvestir [v]
washing of a deceased person's clothing on the first anniversary of their death lavado de cabo de año [n] BO:W
article of clothing prenda de vestir
piece of clothing prenda de vestir
white clothing vestimenta blanca
warm clothing ropa de abrigo
protective clothing ropa protectora
articles of clothing prendas de vestir
piece torn from clothing jirón [m]
change of clothing remudamiento [m]
bundle of clothing farda [f]
crumple clothing chafar [v]
don (to put on (clothing or an ornament, for example)) vestir [v]
garb (a distinctive style or form of clothing; dress) traje [m]
habiliments (clothing, especially for professional, ceremonial, or other special purposes) traje [m]
habit (a distinctive set of clothing or style of dressing, especially of a religious order) vestido [m]
endue (to put on a piece of clothing) vestir [v]
indue (to put on a piece of clothing) vestir [v]
bespoke clothing ropas hechas a medida [f/pl]
protective garment worn over clothing mono [m] ES
second-hand clothing shop tenderete [m] MX
second hand clothing agachón [m] HN
very thin synthetic fiber fabric used in the manufacture of clothing acrocel [m] ARUY
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arruguero [m] CR
workshop where clothing is made atelier [m] NICUPRCL
clothing ornament resembling a honeycomb avispero [m] CU
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auquis [m] BO
popular dance from the colonial period that ridicules the spaniard colonist (danced by men dressed in formal clothing, big hats made from woven straw and masks with long, white beards) auqui [m] BO
a multicolored woolen cloth made from sheep wool, worn as a jacket, bag, clothing or ornament aguayo [m] BO
pocketed-style clothing worn by ecuadorian peasants bolsico [m] EC:Sdisused
establishment where drinks are served and is attended by women dressed in little clothing or in a provocative manner café con piernas [m] CL
clothing store cajón de ropa [m] MX
(for clothing) black azopilotado [m] HNNI
group of folds on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CRCO
group of creases on a blouse or other item of clothing arrugazón [m] CRCO
clothing or lint brush botapelo [m] CL
bodysuit (women's clothing) bodie [m] GTHN
bodysuit (women's clothing) bodrogo suit (inglés) [m] PR
wrinkle in clothing where fleas or bedbugs hide abrigadero [m] MXdisusedrur.
shammy leather reinforcement to protect from wear (charro mexican cowboy clothing) cachirul [m] MX
clothing patch (especially on the seat of pants) cachirulo [m] GTSV
woman's article of clothing that consists of a skirt with individual leg sections like shorts and reaches the knees culot (del francés) [m] PR
man who wears out their clothing very quickly, especially footwear cuchillo [m] BO
article of clothing, typically elegant chaine (del inglés shine) [m] CRrare
article of clothing made of a single piece of strong cloth that covers the body and legs and tends to be used as a work suit for some jobs chacanblac (inglés chock-a-block) [m] HN
weave of artificial fiber for making clothing dacron (de dacron®) [m] HNNIDO
weave of artificial fiber for making clothing dacrón (de dracon®) [m] COPRECPEBO
new and attractive clothing, particularly a child's chachá [m] PEchild
shorts (clothing) chilinco [m] SV:Erur.
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuil [m] MX
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuey [m] MXrare
twisted piece of clothing or skirt hem chingue [m] AR:Nw
old article of clothing chuica [m] CR
wide flounce used as decoration in some women's dresses or other articles of clothing faralado [m] VE
wide flounce used as decoration in some women's dresses or other articles of clothing faralao [m] VE
quick washing of an article of clothing estrujón [m] PR
article of clothing used as a wrap or coverup cotón (inglés) [m] US
strong cotton fabric used for making clothing crash (inglés) [m] CU
strip of cloth used as an ornament on clothing guilindajo [m] VE
strip of cloth used as an ornament on clothing guirindajo [m] VE
ceremony carried out some days after the burial in which each family member or friend washes and sun-dries an article of clothing belong to the deceased lavatorio [m] BOAR:Nwrur.
delinquent who robs drunk people on the street at night and with violence, stealing their belongings and clothing lequentero [m] BO:W
indigenous clothing made otter hides kiyá [m] ARUY
machine sewing of an article of clothing despunte [m] DOBO
second hand clothing pancho [m] DO
used clothing pancho [m] DO
comb worn by women wearing traditional panamanian clothing peinetón [m] PA
one piece clothing for babies pilucho [m] CL
person's clothing pilchaje [m] AR
person's clothing pilcherío [m] ARUY
wolf in sheep's clothing picapasito [m] VE
wardrobe to store clothing and bedding placar (francés) [m] BOPYARUY
wardrobe to store clothing and bedding placard (francés) [m] BOARUY
european or middle eastern street clothing vendor polaco [m] CR
european or middle eastern street clothing vendor polaco [m] CUdisused
large bright colored handkerchief traditional to male clothing of colombia rabo de gallo [m] CO
article of poorly hemmed clothing quecho [m] CL
piece of uneven clothing quecho [m] CL