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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
take (away, from, off) (to make less by a certain amount) restar [v]
General
from time to time de vez en cuando [adv]
gentleman from burgundy that accompanied the king to public events and in war acroy [m]
resin extracted from andryala ragusina to catch birds aljonje [m]
measure of a body from its highest point to its base altor [m]
stick to carry a hog from it's legs camal [m]
an astringent medicine, decocted of green fruits and center of an acacia log, used industrially to protect fishing nets from rotting cato [m]
unit of measurement, equal to the distance from the elbow to the tip of the hand codo [m]
gift from roman emperors distributed to the people congiario [m]
flitting from one to the next mariposeo [m]
stone post to protect from passage of carriages marmolillo [m]
muslim man living in spain from the 8th to 15th century moro [m]
invitation by an outsider to a young woman from the town piso [m]
political party ruling spain from 1850 to 1854 polaco [m]
place to jump from saltadero [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tanganillo [m]
stick tied to a dog's collar to prevent them from following prey during a hunt tarangallo [m]
right to request from a judge or court, protection of a right or interest acción [f]
right to vote for a leader from anywhere behetría de mar a mar [f]
interior space of vessel from the lower deck to the keel bodega [f]
obligated service to the state to compensate successors of former trade owners for the rights alienated from the crown or holders of donations and royal privileges carga de justicia [f]
woman transferring lace flowers or images from one tulle to another entoladora [f]
muslim woman living in spain from the 8th to 15th century mora [f]
damage to crops from mist or fog nebladura [f]
gift from a queen to cover the cost of her servant's wedding dress saya [f]
product harvested from the portion of land assigned to servants as bonus to their wages senara [f]
person from moroccan tribes dedicated to tilling land rehalí (árabe) [m/f]
pertaining to avila or people from avila abulense [adj]
pertaining to a lineage from the baztán valley in navarra, spain agote [adj]
pertaining to from alpujarras, andalusia, spain alpujarreño [adj]
pertaining to the guaraní tribe from calchin, argentina or its inhabitants calchín [adj]
pertaining to indigenous people from the bolivar province chimbo [adj]
pertaining to dialect from asturias and león leonés [adj]
pertaining to from lebanon libanés [adj]
muslim living in spain from the 8th to 15th century moro [adj]
pertaining to muslims living in spain from the 8th to 15th century moro [adj]
ruling spain from 1850 to 1854 polaco [adj]
from moroccan tribes dedicated to tilling land rehalí (árabe) [adj]
develop contusions on the hind legs due to blows from the front hooves alcanzarse [v]
use a bar to secure the door from the inside atrancar [v]
go from top to bottom bajar [v]
get from top to bottom bajarse [v]
move from one place to another bandear [v]
move lips from side to side bocear [v]
shift from side to side correrse [v]
direct the carriages from right to left, and vice versa cuartear [v]
remove fat from wool to put in the fulling mill desbruar [v]
deprive children from comforts of their home to learn function on their own destetar [v]
transfer lace flowers or images from one tulle to another entolar [v]
flit from one to the next mariposear [v]
unwind from one spool to wind on another rebobinar [v]
shake from side to side remecerse [v]
go from one place to the next saltar [v]
from time to time cada cierto tiempo [adv]
used to form collective nouns derived from names of trees or plants areda [suf]
used to form nouns from verbs arrada [suf]
suffix used to form diminutives, derogatory words of affective value, sometimes from adjectives and nouns cete [suf]
baby (from one to twelve months old) lactante [m]
something which is designed to prevent liquids or gasses from leaking empaque [m]
something which is designed to prevent liquids or gasses from leaking cierre [m]
case which is used to indicate movement from an object caso delativo [m]
cloth which is made from cotton treated to make it waterproof hule [m]
device which is used to stop an animal from biting bozal [m]
act of moving matter from one point to another teletransporte [m]
canaanite god related to child sacrifice (from bible) moloch [m]
exhaustion from overexposure to sun or exertion atarrillamiento [m]
small cane from shrub oak to prod horse chaparro [m]
act of transferring heat from an object in order to cool it refrigeración [f]
something which is designed to prevent liquids or gasses from leaking zapatilla [f]
something which is designed to prevent liquids or gasses from leaking empaquetadura [f]
measuring something from side to side anchura [f]
act of moving matter from one point to another teleportación [f]
place destined to gather the human bones that are taken from the graves huesera [f]
the last of four parts of the day from mid-afternoon to sunset nona [f]
grecian (from or native to greece) griego [adj]
pertaining to cuenca or something from cuenca cuencano [adj]
pertaining to or originating from alvarado in mexico alvaradeño [adj]
pertaining to or hailing from the steppe estepario [adj]
pertaining to behaviour that deviates from norms anormal [adj]
pertaining to suffering from amnesia amnésico [adj]
pertaining to products produced from milk lácteo [adj]
pertaining to derived from bathymetry batimétrico [adj]
related to or originating from ireland or the irish people irlandés [adj]
pertaining to derived from calcium or lime cálcico [adj]
(with preposition de) to come from proceder [v]
go from one bar to another ir de bar en bar [v]
carry from place to place trajinar [v]
(debt) to arise from something salir de algo (una deuda) [v]
rush from one place to another zancajear [v]
move/spread from person to person andar [v]
laugh to keep from crying reír por no llorar [v]
go from place to place having fun andorrear [v]
move from side to side blandirse [v]
go from something to something ir de algo de algo [v]
live from miracle to miracle vivir de milagro en milagro [v]
decant a liquid from one container to another trasegar [v]
be able to desist from ser capaz de desistir de [v]
begin to blow from the northeast comenzar a soplar desde el noreste [v]
ask someone to relieve from a job pedir a alguien que lo exima de un trabajo [v]
be transfered from father to son ser transferido de padre a hijo [v]
be transmitted from father to son ser transmitido de padre a hijo [v]
be on a different date from year to year caer en una fecha distinta cada año [v]
drive (someone) from pillar to post ir de un lugar a otro [v]
drive (someone) from pillar to post correr la voz [v]
be able to desist from ser capaz de renunciar a [v]
from a to z de pe a pa [adv]
from dusk to dawn de sol a sol [adv]
run from pillar to post ir de herodes a pilatos [adv]
from time to time ocasionalmente [adv]
from time to time a veces [adv]
from one day to the next de un día para otro [adv]
contraction from psoe and pp often used by critics to denote their similar positions ppsoe [abrev]
used to express the desire that people with problems be removed from society amárrenlo [expr] NI
he fell from grace due to his vices se acabaron los guapos en yateras [expr] CU
from bad to worse y el rancho ardiendo [expr] PADOCO
related to or derived from plants fito- [pref]
from…to desde...hasta
from top to bottom de arriba abajo
a strange smell to emanate from the basement un extraño olor que emana del sótano
act of moving an idea from concept to reality puesta en práctica
measure for liquids, varying from 2,5 to 4 gals cántaro [m]
part of a cane from knot to knot cañuto [m]
tackle used to hoist light goods from the hold of a ship carrillar [m]
manservant sent to follow the hawk on horseback and take its prey from it catarribera [m]
a method of writing from left to right and right to left alternately bustrófedon [m]
land measure (from 4 to 6 acres) ferrado [m]
people ranged in a line who pass materials or loads from hand to hand hormiguillo [m]
distance from the end of the thumb to the end of the forefinger when both are extended jeme [m]
someone who goes from door to door praying oracionero [m]
fisherman who carries fish from the beach to sell it playero [m]
someone who carries a thing from place to place pasador [m]
carrying from section to section trecheo [m]
damage to a tree from splitting of the woody layers acebolladura [f]
pointed instrument placed on cow's teats to keep calves from sucking destetadera [f]
writ from a superior to a lower court urging that justice be administered incitativa [f]
passage from life to eternity jornada [f]
official communication from one state to another nota [f]
fisherwoman who carries fish from the beach to sell it playera [f]
tax levied in haste and collected from house to house manlieva [f]
birthday present from one prince to another mantilla [f]
bull or heifer from two to three years old utrero [m/f]
relating to a peasant from salamanca charro [adj]
relating to an acid resulting from oxidization of cerium cérico [adj]
relating to room receiving light from another empanado [adj]
hopping from branch to branch ramero [adj]
from right to left sinistrorso [adj]
change from positive to negative and back again in turns alternar [v]
go from place to place ambular [v]
move from side to side cernerse [v]
change a swarm of bees from one hive to another deshilar [v]