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Meanings of "generally" in Spanish English Dictionary : 31 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
generally en general [adv]
generally generalmente [adv]
General
generally en general a [adv]
generally generalmente [adv]
generally de costumbre [adv]
generally vulgarmente [adv]
generally por lo general [adv]
generally en principio [adv]
generally con carácter general [adv]
generally comúnmente [adv]
generally regularmente [adv]
generally universalmente [adv]
generally usualmente [adv]
generally de manera general [adv]
generally a nivel general [adv]
Idioms
generally por lo común [adv]
generally en general [adv]
generally por lo general [adv]
generally de por junto [adv]
generally en junto [adv]
generally por junto [adv]
generally en principio [adv]
generally en un todo [adv]
generally a vista de pájaro [adv]
generally por lo general
generally en grande [adv] BO
Phrases
generally por regla general [adv]
generally a grandes rasgos [adv]
generally por regla general
Business
generally por lo general
Math
generally por lo general

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
small generally rounded stone china [f]
generally known público [adj]
pruning of the top branches of trees (generally in coffee production) desmonte arriba [n] PR
generally speaking por regla general
generally speaking en general
generally speaking por lo general
potion (generally disagreeable) brebaje [m]
generally practised consuetudinal [adj]
acknowledged generally corriente [adj]
generally esteemed and respected bienquisto [adj]
generally known notorio [adj]
generally practised consuetudinario [adj]
blond person generally of european descent catire [m] COVE
transportation medium similar to a bus (driven by an internal combustion engine on railroad tracks and used generally for the transportation of tourists) autocarril [m] NIrare
transportation medium similar to a bus (driven by an internal combustion engine on railroad tracks and used generally for the transportation of tourists) autocarril [m] ECPEBOCL
transportation medium similar to a bus (driven by an internal combustion engine on railroad tracks and used generally for the transportation of tourists) autoferro [m] ECrare
place/shop where vehicles are sold (generally second-hand) autolote [m] HNSVNI
long, rough, ugly-looking and generally old female garment balandrán [m] CR
alcoholic drink, generally moonshine batazo [m] HN:NNI
a piece of any fish, generally dried and salted dogfish, that is consumed mainly during the holy week period bacalao [m] PYARUY
partiality in which an indigenous community is divided, whose components are generally of a lineage ayllu [m] ECPEBO
a noisy party, generally with alcoholic drinks bache [m] NI
a university program, generally of two years, that teaches summaries of fields of study, in science or arts, that allows to start a bachelor degree bachillerato [m] CL
partiality in which an indigenous community is divided, whose components are generally of a lineage aíllo [m] PECL
partiality in which an indigenous community is divided, whose components are generally of a lineage aillo [m] PEBO
partiality in which an indigenous community is divided, whose components are generally of a lineage aillu [m] PECL
partiality in which an indigenous community is divided, whose components are generally of a lineage ayllu [m] BO
music played generally at dawn, on occasion of certain popular religious festivals albazo [m] EC
signal of something which generally is not going to happen amague [m] MXBOPYARUY
small kiosk (generally built with metal) anaquel [m] BO
false news (generally sensationalist or scandalous) borrego [m] MXDO
confusing clamoring caused by several people discussing something generally in a heated discussion burumbún [m] CR
short story told to provoke laughs (generally with a racy theme) cacho [m] VEEC
someone brought to a protest or rally (generally in exchange for food/money) acarreado [m] MXderog.
stalking, spying on the movements and developments of others with specific purposes, generally by the police or criminals campaneo [m] MX
partiality in which an indigenous community is divided, whose components are generally of a lineage aíllo [m] PECL
painful sting of an insect (generally a bee, wasp, mite, or mosquito) clavetazo [m] HN
removal of dirt, weeds, or roots covering vines (generally by using a hand plow) desaporque [m] AR:Nwrur.
room in which many items are kept, generally old items or items no longer in use cuarto de desahogo [m] CU
person who guards or watches someone else's property, generally a farm or ranch, and carries out some administrative or maintenance tasks there cuidandero [m] HNSVNIrur.
person who guards or watches someone else's property, generally a farm or ranch, and carries out some administrative or maintenance tasks there cuidandero [m] CRCOVE
food, generally grass, given to livestock cuido [m] CRrur.
awnings or covers, generally metallic, to cover terraces cubreterrazas [m] CL
awning or cover, generally metallic, to cover terraces cubreterraza [m] CL
large round squash generally used as a container for making chicha, an alcoholic drink cumbo [m] CR
sip, swig, or gulp of a drink, generally the last bit cuncho [m] CO
beautiful and well-formed body, generally of a woman cuero [m] PECL
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally made of wool with tassels on the ends, that is worn over the shoulders and back as an overcoat charlón [m] CL
person who gives demagogic discourses, generally to proselytize chagüitero [m] NIderog.
man who goes to public places, generally markets, so that customers can hire him to carry loads or to run errands changador [m] ECrare
work, generally of little importance, that is carried out on an occasionally camarón [m] PANICR
alcohol, generally pulque or moonshine chalape (del náhuatl) [m] MX:Nrare
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally of wool, with fringe on the ends, worn on the shoulders and back as an overcoat chalón [m] CL
short multicolored cloak, generally with stripes that is traditionally used by the chilean huaso as part of their regalia chamanto [m] CL
strip of cloth or other material, generally elastic, that serves to fasten or tie the hair or as an ornament cintillo [m] MXHNNICUCO:NVEPEBOCLPY
setup characteristic of the rio de la plata circus in which the spectacle was divided into a first part with traditional numbers and a second part with dramatic representations, generally of gaucho culture circo criollo [m] ARUYdisused
sports footwear, generally of cloth with rubber soles champión [m] PYARUYrare
narrow road or path, generally created by the continuous traffic of people or animals chaquiñán (del quechua) [m] ECrur.
party with drinking and dancing, generally in a private home fandango [m] DOBO
popular demonstration of complaint against a public person who is accused of having committed serious crimes or acts of corruption, that is generally held in front of his or her home or in some other public place the accused must visit escrache [m] ARUY
four-wheel tractor, generally with larger rear wheels than front ones canguro [m] EC:W
country farm generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock, and mainly the largest animals fundo [m] DOVECLECdisused
an elderly man generally regarded as wise or sorcerer colliri [m] BO:W
an elderly man generally regarded as wise or sorcerer yatiri [m] PEBOCL:N
an elderly man generally regarded as wise or sorcerer yachac [m] ECBO:C,W
an elderly man generally regarded as wise or sorcerer yatiri [m] ECrare
drawing and painting contest, generally for children and teenagers concurso de manchas [m] AR
happy ending of a fact, generally loving happy ending (inglés) [m] USSVrare
livestock farm, generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock hato [m] CUdisused
livestock farm, generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock hato [m] HNNIDOPRCOVEPY
livestock farm, generally intended for the breeding of all kinds of livestock fundo [m] DOVECLEC
portable support generally made of wood asnilla [f] PR
fast and generally short acceleration of speed (racing) atropellada [f] AR
small ornamental plant, with fleshy, round and lustrous leaves of intense green color and long spikes with a pineapple of flowers in the tip, generally red calanchoa [f] PR
notes, generally a card, used to remember the information written ayuda memoria [f] PEBOCLARUY
news or rumor (generally false) bomba [f] GTHNNI
someone brought to a protest or rally (generally in exchange for food/money) acarreada [f] MXderog.
the performance of body rhythmic movements, generally in couples, in a musical piece or a series of them bailada [f] MX
a rectangular blanket, about 1m long, generally of rustic and heavy wool, placed directly over the back of the mount bajera [f] VEUYARrur.
musical composition typical of the andean region, with an energetic rhythm, generally interpreted on a guitar cueca [f] BOCLARUY
person who gives demagogic discourses, generally to proselytize chagüitera [f] NIderog.
scarf, long and narrow article of clothing, generally of wool or silk, that is wrapped around the neck and mouth chalina [f] CUPEBOARUY
nickname, generally humorous and based on some defect the person has chapa [f] BOPEEC:WCLdelinq.
musical group that generally enlivens popular celebrations and masquerades cimarrona [f] CR
square article of clothing, generally of cotton or wool, with a central opening for the head chamarra [f] VE:W
work, generally of little importance, that is carried out on an occasionally chamba (del portugués) [f] PAECrare
something poorly made, generally due to rushing or carelessness chapuceada [f] PRUY
clump of dirt covered in grass and thick grass roots, that is generally cut in a prism shape and used to grow grass champa [f] ECCLAR:NBO:W,C
ulcer on an animal's skin, generally a horse cháquira [f] SV
ulcer on an animal's skin, generally a horse chaquira [f] HN
ulcer on an animal's skin, generally a horse chaquirria [f] GT
informal meeting of people of lower social classes that, generally, do not know each other chamuchina [f] ECrareVEcult
horse, generally a race horse cetelli [f] NIteen
wide muzzle generally used to store water or animal feed charagua [f] VE
round, flat meal made with soft ground corn and generally cooked on a griddle chorreada [f] CR
round or oblong clay pot with a short thin neck, generally used for carrying water chirigua [f] VE:W
traditional exchange of messages between lovers through signals made, generally from one hill to another, with small mirrors that refract the sun's rays espejeada [f] AR:Nwrur.
elongated extension of land, generally along the edge of a river faja petrolífera [f] VE
strong water current, generally from a river or brook correntada [f] SVNIPEBOCLARUY
meal, generally rural, with roast suckling pig as the main dish lechonada [f] PR
person with white skin, blond or brown hair, and high socioeconomic status who generally lives in the city kara [m/f] BO:Wderog.
generally young, appearing to be older due to his/her healthy development (person) aspectudo [adj] EC
acquired from a street vendor generally located on the sidewalk cuneteado [adj] CL
grown much less than others (grain, generally corn, bean, or coffee) cipe (del náhuatl) [adj] HN
clumsy (person, generally a child) dañino [adj] NIDOPRCOECPY
native of eastern bolivia, generally light-skinned with a high social and economic level carai [adj] BO:Ne,Ederog.
native of eastern bolivia, generally light-skinned with a high social and economic level carayana [adj] BO:Ne,Ederog.
stiffen leathery (generally fruits/vegetables) atalishtarse [v] GTSV
fill a space with something (generally with diverse objects arranged without order) aterrar [v] HNCR
push somebody by force against something (generally a wall or a tree) atestar [v] DO
put somebody violently against something (generally against a wall) atesterar [v] HNrare
push somebody by force against something (generally a wall or a tree) atesterar [v] DO
become leathery (generally fruits/vegetables) atalishtarse [v] GTSV
eat something (generally quickly) atravesarse [v] HNSVNI
drink something (generally quickly) atravesarse [v] HNSVNI
introduce something by force in the mouth of a person/animal (generally food) aturusar [v] CR
reduce the purity of a substance, generally liquid, by the addition of another substance in a certain proportion campechanear [v] MX
remove the horns of an animal (generally cattle) desguampar [v] UYrur.
cut the horns of an animal (generally cattle) desguampar [v] UYrur.
fish for crabs, generally with one's hands cuevear [v] HN
conspire to do something two or more people, generally something illegal cuecharse [v] SVderog.
become filled or covered, generally toxic or inconvenient cundirse de [v] NICUCOVE
eat something with a spoon, generally a soup cucharear [v] HNSVrur.
emit a series of loud sounds, generally during the mating season or when in a flock chachalaquear [v] MXGTHNSVNIrur.
emit a series of loud sounds, generally during the mating season or when in a flock chachalaquear [v] PArur.rare
nibble or take part of something with one's hand, generally food chancomer [v] HNSVNI
stop oneself, generally brusquely (someone or something) chantarse [v] PECL
speak a language poorly, generally english chamullar [v] MX:N
purposefully withhold or delay something, generally administrative or legal matters chinear [v] HN
go somewhere, generally covered and intimate, to have sexual intercourse (romantic couple) enzaguanarse [v] GT
physically attack another woman, generally pulling her hair (woman) esmoñar [v] VE
send messages through signals made generally from one hill to another, with small mirrors that refract the sun's rays (romantic couple) espejear [v] AR:Nwrur.
get a job, generally domestic, rural, or manual labor concertarse [v] VE:W
hire someone for a job, generally domestic, rural, or manual labor concertar [v] VE:W
put something in a bag, generally money embolsicar [v] DOPRECBOCL
house ornaments (generally made from earthenware) biscuits (inglés) [m/pl] DO
rhetorical figures that characterize an author's style, generally baroque firuletes [m/pl] BOderog.
group of citizens, generally opposed to the authorities, who protest to demand changes in the administration or construction of public works fuerzas vivas [f/pl] EC
generally practised consuetudinaria [adj/f]
generally known notoria [adj/f]
generally esteemed and respected bienquista [adj/f]
Idioms
generally speaking en líneas generales [adv]
generally speaking en líneas generales [adv]
generally speaking por regla general [adv]
to be generally known andar de boca en boca
be annoyed due to the impossibility of expressing something (generally negative) tener un atorado [v] CO
resume an activity abandoned some time before (generally sports) descolgar los cachos [v] BO
collect money among a group of people for a common expense, generally food or drink hacer una cucha [v] CL
be prepared for an activity, generally a test estar cuchilla [v] CO
Speaking
it is generally reported that en general se informa que