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Meanings of "hill" in Spanish English Dictionary : 80 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
hill colina [f]
hill cuesta [f]
hill loma [f]
General
hill alcor [m]
hill monte [m]
hill elevación [f]
hill pechuga [f]
hill subida [f]
hill serrano [adj]
hill abajadero [m]
hill acuesto [m]
hill alcor (árabe) [m]
hill altillo [m]
hill alto [m]
hill atajadero [m]
hill cerrejón [m]
hill cerro [m]
hill collado [m]
hill monte [m]
hill terromontero [m]
hill tolmo [m]
hill tormo [m]
hill verdugal [m]
hill cuesta [f]
hill loma [f]
hill ero [suf]
hill caballón [m]
hill morro [m]
hill alto [m]
hill altozano [m]
hill montaña [f]
hill otero [m]
hill morón [m]
hill terromontero [m]
hill eminencia [f]
hill muela [f]
hill montoncillo [m]
hill amontonarse [v]
hill cucurucho [m] HNNIPRCOVE
hill cuesto [m] ESlocal
hill carso [m] PR
hill cucurucho [m] PR
hill altura [f]
hill repechada [f] CL
hill lomada [f] PYARUYrare
hill lomba [f] ESlocal
hill adisgusto [adj] SV
hill serrana [adj/f]
Business
hill descenso [m]
Engineering
hill montículo [m]
hill montículo [m]
hill cerro [m]
hill collado [m]
hill otero [m]
hill alto [m]
hill lomada [f] AR
hill loma [f]
hill cuesta [f]
Geology
hill alcor [m]
hill alto [m]
hill ribazo [m]
hill altozono [m]
hill cerillo [m]
hill otero [m]
hill cerro [m]
hill altillo [m]
hill collado [m]
hill altozano [m]
hill prominencia [f]
hill cuesta [f]
hill loma [f]
hill colina [f]
Technical
hill recalzar [v]
hill amontonar la tierra [v]
Agriculture
hill aporcar [v]
Geography
hill prominencia [f]
Petrol
hill cerro [m]
hill colina [f]
hill loma [f]
Military
hill dominación [f]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
low hill otero [m]
hill walking senderismo [m]
cleared hill in swidden agriculture añojal [m]
tall hill cabezo [m]
hill-fort castro [m]
fortified hill cueto [m]
part of a hill with thick underbrush espesar [m]
breast-shaped hill mamelón [m]
low hill otero [m]
brow of a hill reteso [m]
steep hill reventón [m]
hill-dwelling person serrano [m]
small hill, but with a fast slope cotera [f]
extra horse to help a carriage up a hill cuarta [f]
small hill lometa [f]
flat topped hill muela [f]
hill-dwelling serraniego [adj]
hill-dwelling serrano [adj]
hill up soil around plants acobijar [v]
hill up aporcar [v]
small hill altillo [m]
small hill altozano [m]
capitol hill el capitolio [m]
small flat-topped hill mogote [m]
big hill cerrajón [m]
flat-topped hill muela [f]
long little hill loma [f]
hill-dwelling person serrana [f]
over the hill cascado [adj]
up hill and down dale por los montes y por los valles [adv]
over the hill en tierra
the bottom of the hill al pie de la colina
crest of a hill cresta de una colina
brow of a hill cresta de una colina
bottom of a hill pie de una colina
foot of a hill pie de una colina
bottom of the hill el pie de la colina
foot of the hill el pie de la colina
side of a hill ladera de una colina
slope of a hill ladera de una colina
slope of a hill cuesta de una colina
base of the hill falda de la colina
foot of the hill falda de la colina
beacon hill hacho [m]
top of a treeless hill espigón [m]
excavation formed in a hill as a sand-pit hornacho [m]
extra horse to help a coach up hill encuarte [m]
brow of a hill reteso [m]
brow of a hill teso [m]
small hill cuestezuela [f]
ridge of clouds round a hill ceja [f]
lower slopes of a hill falda [f]
small hill loma [f]
very small hill lomica [f]
barrow (a hill used in english place names) colina [f]
mole-hill topinera [f]
steepest part of a hill varga [f]
skirt a hill faldear [v]
ant-hill hormiguero [m]
muck-hill estercolero [m]
muck-hill muladar [m]
down-hill cuesta abajo [f]
up-hill cuesta arriba [f]
rise of a hill pendiente de una colina [f]
toil up a hill subir una cuesta con pena [v]
up hill and down dale por montes y valles [adv]
hill-top with castle in ruins castro [m] rur.rare
marginal hill albardón [m] BOARUY
hill around a plant or tree aterrar [m] HNPRrur.
hill of soil around a corn plant bujul [m] GTrur.
quick escape down hill desguinde [m] HNSV
hill or mountain on either side of a ravine filo [m] PE
highest point of something (hill, mountain, or tree) copete [m] HNCR
person who would look after the backup team or horses teamed to the cart in order to climb a hill or get through a difficult pass cuarteador [m] ARdisused
small hill ipure [m] VE
shepherd who takes his herd to graze on the hill lomero [m] PE
small hill lometón [m] CU
small hill lometón [m] MXrare
king of the hill children's game sacamanteca [m] NI
king of the hill children's game sacamanteca [m] PErare
king of the hill children's game arráncate, cebollino [m] ESlocal
hill range cordal [m]
mound or hill cotarro [m] ESlocal
small hill, but with a fast slope cotero [m] ESlocal
hill around a plant or tree aporca [f] CLrare
hill around a plant or tree aporca [f] HNCRrur.
hill around a plant or tree aporca [f] MXSV
low, flat-topped hill caused by erosion barda [f] AR
clearing of trees and bushes on a hill derriba [f] MXHNNIPACOrur.
platform that serves as a kind of car with small iron wheels or rollers, children sit on top and slide themselves down hill on the street chancha [f] CL
tallest part or summit of a hill, tree, or roof curumba [f] PA
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.
person who would look after the backup team or horses teamed to the cart in order to climb a hill or get through a difficult pass cuarteadora [f] ARdisused
rocky hill peñasquería [f] MXrur.
low hill with oak barda [f] ESlocal
rocky hill carcavonera [f] ESlocal
mound or hill cotarra [f] ESlocal
without vegetation (hill) achinado [adj] SV
taking his herd to graze on the hill lomero [adj] PE
leave a hill without vegetation achinar [v] SVrur.
hill around a plant or tree aporcar [v] NIPRrur.
run away up hill (animal/person) arriscar [v] HN
hill soil around corn plants bujulear [v] GTrur.
traverse from one side of a hill to another davueltar [v] AR:Nrur.
traverse from one side of a hill to another davueltear [v] AR:N
form a landslide due to excessive water on a hill desburrungarse [v] HNNI
walk down hill desguindar [v] HNSV
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.
slow down when ascending a hill (vehicle) colgarse [v] CO
walk along the slope of a hill laderear [v] MX
get lost on a hill embarrascarse [v] AR:Nwrur.
hill up the soil around a plant palonear [v] ECrur.
hill up earth around the trunk of a coffee plant recepar [v] HNrur.
go from one side of a hill to another traslomar [v] AR:Nwrur.
go from one side of a hill to another trastornar [v] AR:Nwrur.
do laps around a hill trastornar [v] AR:Nwrur.
climb a hill or slope trastornar [v] AR:Nwrur.
cliff of the aventine hill in rome where bodies of criminals were thrown gemonías [f/pl] rare
Idioms
over the hill carcamal [adj]
over the hill anciano [adj]
over the hill entrado en años [adj]
be over the hill ir cuesta abajo [v]
be over the hill pasarse el arroz [v]
go over the hill escapar de la prisión [v]
go over the hill fugarse (soldados/prisioneros) [v]
make a mountain out of a mole hill ahogarse en un vaso de agua [v]
make a mountain out of a mole hill hacer de una pulga un elefante [v]
not be worth a hill of beans no ser útil o importante [v]
be over the hill estar entrado en años [v]
be over the hill estar en la pendiente vital [v]
be over the hill ser muy viejo para algo [v]
be over the hill ser un carcamal [v]
be over the hill tener ya una edad (de no poder hacer algo) [v]
make a mountain out of a mole hill hacer un castillo de un grano de arena [v]
seem over-the-hill at thirty parecer muy viejo a los treinta [v]
not be worth a hill of beans no valer un duro [v]
not worth a hill of beans no valer un porotos [v]
not amount to a hill of beans no valer un porotos [v]
go down hill ir en disminución [v]
not be worth a hill of beans no importar una paja [v]
shit rolls down hill quebrar por lo más delgado [v]
shit rolls down hill quebrar la soga por lo más delgado [v]
up hill and down dale de arriba a abajo [adv]
go over the hill escapar (de la prisión o del servicio militar)
go over the hill fugarse (de la prisión)
not worth a hill of beans no tiene valor
not worth a hill of beans no vale un pepino
what in (the) sam hill? ¿dónde diablos?
what in (the) sam hill? ¿qué pasó?
king of the hill (us) rey del mambo