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Meanings of "money" in Spanish English Dictionary : 152 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
money dinero [m]
money numerario [m]
money pecunia [f]
General
money trigo [m]
money resuello [m]
money guaca [f]
money pringue [m/f]
money dinerario [adj]
money pecuniario [adj]
money talegas [f/pl]
money capital [m]
money becerro de oro [m]
money cambio [m]
money din [m]
money dinero contante [m]
money dinero contante y sonante [m]
money dinero en tabla [m]
money metálico [m]
money numerario [m]
money ceca [f]
money moneda [f]
money dinerario [adj]
money galas [f/pl]
money pisto [m]
money efectivo [m]
money guita (coloquial) [f]
money lana [f]
money perra (moneda) [f]
money bolsillo [m]
money moneda [f]
money caudal [m]
money riqueza [f]
money divisas [f/pl]
money pan [m] fig.
money bolsico [m] disused
money numo [m] rare
money argén [m] disused
money guano (taíno) [m] CU PR
money haber monedado [m] disused
money piscolabis [m] MX
money pisto [m] GT HN SV NI
money tlaco (náhuatl) [m] MX
money plata [f] LA
money bolsa [f] fig.
money malanga (bantú) [f] SV
money marmaja [f] MX
money plata [f] LA
money sustancia [f] disused
money chavos [m/pl] PR
money fierros [m/pl] MX
money reales [m/pl] SV NI VE
money bolas [f/pl] HN SV NI
money maracandacas [f/pl] SV NI
money dineraria [adj/f]
money pecuniaria [adj/f]
Idioms
money oro [m]
Colloquial
money billete [m]
money cumquibus [m]
money din [m]
money el vil metal [m]
money redondo [m]
money viruta [f]
money música [f]
money manteca [f]
money china [f]
money guita [f]
money china [f]
money guita [f]
money lana [f]
money pecunia [f]
money tela [f]
money monises [m/pl]
money cuartos [m/pl]
money monis [m/pl]
money monís [m/pl]
money talegas [f/pl]
money el vil metal
money fierro [m] MX
money real [m] VE
money cumquibus [m] disused
money chen chen [m] PA
money chenchén [m] PA
money gallo [m] CU
money mango [m] AR UY
money piticlín [m] CL
money lana [f] MX
money manteca [f] DO VE
money guita [f] AR UY ES
money monis [f] rare
money morusa [f] disused
money astilla [f] CU
money feria [f] MX SV
money luz [f] rare
money papa [f] SV
money pasta [f] ES
money pastora [f] CU
money cobres [m/pl] VE
money chipes [m/pl] CL
money churupos [m/pl] VE
money pelas [f/pl] ES
Slang
money cuarto [m]
money parné [m]
money calés [m/pl]
money la lana
money la guita
money la manteca
money los monises
money la mosca
money los nipos
money el parné
money la pasta
money el pisto
money la tela
money el trigo
money el barro
money el calé
money los cuartos
money la china
money guita
money lleno de vida
money baro [m] MX SV CU
money pisto [m] SV GT HN
money güevo [m] CR
money billullo [m] CL
money guelte (neerlandés) [m] delinq.
money gueltre [m] delinq.
money guita [f] ES
money pasta [f] ES
money mosca [f] CR
money harina [f] CR
money pastizara [f] ES
money chavos [m/pl] CU DO PR
money nipos [m/pl] delinq.
Business
money dinero [m]
money numo [m]
money moneda [f]
money plata [f]
money recursos [m/pl] fig.
Finance
money numerario [m]
money moneda [f]
Economy
money dinero [m]
Law
money numo [m]
money papel moneda
money contado (al)
Engineering
money fondo [m]
money fondos [m/pl]
Technical
money convertir en moneda [v]
money acuñar moneda [v]
Botanic
money contante [m]
History
money bilimbique [m] MX
Archaic
money guelte [m]
money gueltre [m]

Meanings of "money" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
money changer cambista [m/f]
save money ahorrar dinero [v]
form money contante [m]
large amount of money buey (puerto rico) [m]
capital (money) capital [m]
invest money situar [v]
spend (money) gastar [v]
General
ready money líquido [m]
money order giro [m]
interest (on money) renta [f]
money pouch riñonera [f]
money belt riñonera [f]
money box hucha (usado más en españa) [f]
money box alcancía (usado más en américa) [f]
sum of money pella [f]
gate money taquilla [f]
pocket money propina [f]
gate money recaudación [f]
make money hacer dinero [v]
extort money from extorsionar [v]
lender of money to pay the fines imposed by the judges of the council of the mesta achaquero [m]
paper money during the french revolution asignado [m]
advance in money avance [m]
money laundering blanqueo [m]
money bag bolsillo [m]
metal box to transport money cajetín [m]
money pouch canguro [m]
money belt canguro [m]
money counting desk contador [m]
large sum of money dineral [m]
large sum of money buen dinero [m]
money borrowed at interest dinero a interés [m]
money under the table dinero negro [m]
dirty money dinero sucio [m]
saving money embolsamiento [m]
share (money) fondo [m]
money kept in a bag gato [m]
sending money giro [m]
money order giro [m]
telegraph money order giro telegráfico [m]
money launderer lavadero [m]
bank advancing money on goods delivered for sale lombardo [m]
charges or duty paid for coining money monedaje [m]
drug smuggling money narcodinero [m]
drug smuggling money narcodólar [m]
paper money papel moneda [m]
agreed upon interest for money lent by one player to another ribete [m]
hush money soborno [m]
gate-money taquillaje [m]
spend a lot of money triunfo [m]
money to partly pay for ayuda [f]
money to partly pay for ayuda de costa [f]
money bag bolsa [f]
money purse bolsa [f]
amount of money cifra [f]
large sum of money dinerada [f]
large sum of money dineralada [f]
lots of money doblonada [f]
loads of money doblonada [f]
issue of paper money emisión [f]
gate money entrada [f]
money bag escarcela [f]
waste money faltriquera [f]
throw away money faltriquera [f]
hearth money humazga [f]
chimney money humazga [f]
money box ladronera [f]
money launderer lavandería [f]
money signs moneda [f]
coined money moneda contante y sonante [f]
hard money moneda fraccionaria [f]
money for the repairs of a church obrería [f]
administration for the money for repairs of a church obrería [f]
administration office for the money for repairs of a church obrería [f]
money weight pesa dineral [f]
hemorrhaging of money sangría suelta [f]
gate-money taquilla [f]
money-changer cambista [m/f]
big-money millonario [adj]
charge (money) cobrar [v]
save money armarse [v]
mint (money) batir [v]
take in money colectar [v]
raise money colectar [v]
bet a sum equivalent to all the money in the bank copar [v]
save money embolsar [v]
issue of paper money emitir [v]
save money entalegar [v]
send money girar [v]
money launder lavar [v]
share (money) fondos [m/pl]
money paid for night time festival illumination luminarias [f/pl]
your money or your life la bolsa o la vida [expr]
profit obtained from money changing or discount of documents agio [m]
money order through the mail giro [m]
a loan of money un avance [m]
paper money papel moneda [m]
money laundering lavado de dinero [m]
money laundering blanqueo de dinero [m]
money bag gato [m]
money laundering blanqueo de capitales [m]
plastic money (credit card/debit card/electronic purse) dinero de plástico [m]
someone that loans money at exorbitant interest rates usurero [m]
someone that spends money wastefully gastador [m]
someone that spends money wastefully pródigo [m]
someone that supplies sexual services for money trabajador sexual [m]
someone that is excessively stingy or cautious with money avaro [m]
someone that is excessively stingy or cautious with money tacaño [m]
someone that steals money they have been trusted with malversador [m]
money laundering lavado de dinero [m]
money market mercado de valores [m]
money market mercado de dinero [m]
extorting money or other property chantaje [m]
tip (money paid) propi [m]
waste of money despilfarro [m]
money laundering blanqueo de dinero [m]
big money mucho dinero [m]
big money dineral [m]
bait money dinero de cebo [m]
bag of money saco de dinero [m]
lack of money bolsillo planchado [m] CL
lack of money bolsillo pelado [m] CL
absence of money bolsillo pelado [m] CL
lack of money bolsillo pelado [m] CL
absence of money bolsillo planchado [m] CL
easily earned money dinero que se gana fácilmente [m]
easily gotten money dinero que se ha ganado con facilidad [m]
easily gotten money dinero que se ha obtenido fácilmente [m]
easily earned money dinero fácil de ganar [m]
adulterated money dinero adulterado [m]
bag of money saco de dinero [m]
bait money dinero marcado [m]
money box alcancía [f]
money box guaca [f]
money bank hucha [f]
deposit of money imposición [f]
a bag of money una bolsa de dinero [f]
a piece of money una moneda [f]
a piece of money una minucia [f]
money-back guarantee garantía de devolución de dinero [f]
pocket money paga [f]
gate money entrada [f]
extorting money or other property extorsión [f]
someone that loans money at exorbitant interest rates usurera [f]
act of lending money at illegal rates usura [f]
someone that spends money wastefully gastadora [f]
pocket money mensualidad [f]
protection money renta [f]
pocket money mesada [f]
squandering (of money) disipación [f]
money (amount of money) talega [f]
money kept in piggy bank hucha [f]
bag of money bolsa de dinero [f]
lack of money ausencia de dinero [f]
absence of money ausencia de dinero [f]
earning money ganancia de dinero [f]
donation of money donación de dinero [f]
money exchange casa de cambio [f]
ambition to make money ambición por hacer dinero [f]
ambition to make money ambición por ganar dinero [f]
ambition to make money ambición de hacer dinero [f]
bag of money bolsa de dinero [f]
amount of money cantidad de dinero [f]
sum of money cantidad de dinero [f]
quantity of money cantidad de dinero [f]
someone that lends money prestamista [m/f]
related to money pecuniario [adj]
a piece of money (algo) insignificante [adj]
pertaining to money monetario [adj]
having no money menesteroso [adj]
scrounge money from sablear [v]
swindle money trampear [v]
pocket money embolsar [v]
win back one's money desquitarse [v]
encourage with money incentivar [v]
(the money) be stuck in atm machine atascarse en el cajero (dinero) [v]
(the money) be stuck in atm machine atascarse en el cajero (dinero) [v]
(money) be transferred estar transferido (dinero) [v]
(money) come in llegar (dinero) [v]
(money) come from something llegar de algo (un dinero) [v]
put up money apuntar [v]
lay out (money) expender [v]
earn a large amount of money hacer su agosto [v]
win a large amount of money hacer su agosto [v]
win a large amount of money hacerse la américa [v]
earn a large amount of money hacerse la américa [v]
extort money chantajear [v]
fritter money away on something malgastar dinero en algo [v]
be pressed (for time/money) andar escaso (de tiempo/de dinero) [v]
need the money hacerle falta el dinero [v]
need the money necesitar el dinero [v]
pay ransom money pagar un rescate [v]
embezzle money desfalcar dinero [v]
waste money despilfarrar dinero [v]
waste money derrochar dinero [v]
waste money desperdiciar dinero [v]
return money devolver dinero [v]
inherit money heredar dinero [v]
have plenty of money tener dinero [v]
follow the money seguir la ruta del dinero [v]
stake all one's money echar el resto [v]
mint money acuñar dinero (de papel y metal) [v]
coin money acuñar dinero (de papel y metal) [v]
manage money administrar dinero [v]
have some money tener algo de dinero [v]
have some money tener algún dinero [v]
have money tener lana [v]
be short of money andar mal de dinero [v]
earn some money ganar algo de dinero [v]
make money ganar dinero [v]
earn money ganar dinero [v]
spend money on something gastar dinero en algo [v]
collect money recaudar dinero [v]
lose money hacer aguas [v]
make money hacer plata [v]
count the money hacer caja [v]
withdraw money retirar dinero [v]
take out money retirar dinero [v]
take out money sacar dinero [v]
withdraw money sacar dinero [v]
launder money blanquear dinero [v]
launder money lavar dinero [v]
provide someone with money proporcionar dinero a alguien [v]
give the stolen money back reponer el dinero robado [v]
be behind with paying money that is owed estar retrasado en los pagos [v]
save up money juntar dinero [v]
put money in the bank meter dinero en el banco [v]
deposit money in the bank meter dinero en el banco [v]
put a sum of money in a bank deyectar [v]
waste money foolishly despilfarrar [v]
accommodate someone with money prestarle a alguien dinero [v]
accommodate someone with money facilitarle a alguien dinero [v]
accumulate money acumular dinero [v]
bring in money traer dinero [v]
bring spending money traer dinero para gastar [v]
broach the subject of money tocar el tema de dinero [v]
become hard up for money quedarse sin dinero [v]
ask for one’s money back pedir que devuelvan el dinero [v]
barely had enough gas money to come apenas tener suficiente gasolina para venir [v]
ask to borrow money pedir dinero prestado [v]
struggle for money luchar el baro [v]
have plenty of money estar de a bojote [v]
make a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
earn a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
earn money from ganar dinero de [v]
earn money from internet ganar dinero con internet [v]
earn money from the internet ganar dinero con internet [v]
earn some amount of money ganar cierta cantidad de dinero [v]
draw money sacar dinero del banco [v]
be obsessed with money estar obsesionado con el dinero [v]
be obsessed with money estar obsesionado por el dinero [v]
donate money donar dinero [v]
accommodate someone with money proporcionarle a alguien dinero [v]
accumulate money acumular dinero [v]
accumulate money juntar dinero [v]
allocate money repartir dinero [v]
allocate money adjudicar dinero [v]
allocate money (from the budget) asignar dinero (procedente del presupuesto) [v]
allocate money from the budget for asignar dinero del presupuesto para [v]
allot money from the budget for destinar fondos del presupuesto para [v]
anticipate getting money esperar a recibir dinero [v]
anticipate getting money anticipar recibir dinero [v]
barely had enough gas money to come tener la gasolina justa para llegar [v]
make (money) ganar [v]
owe money deber dinero [v]
big money una bola que no la brinca un chivo [n] CU
poor person without money or property culo roto [n] HN AR
paltry amount of money chaucha y palitos [n] AR UY
small amount of money chaucha y palitos [n] AR UY
large amount of money made from begging machete firme [n] BO:W delinq.
person who earns little money begging machete fulero [n] BO:W delinq.
large amount of money la mosca loca [n] BO:W UY AR disused
large amount of money más plata que los ladrones [n] AR UY
international money order giro postal internacional
a great deal of money una gran cantidad de dinero
a great deal of money una buena suma de dinero
a loan of money un anticipo
a loan of money un préstamo de dinero
a lot of money un montón de dinero
a wad of money un fajo de dinero
a wad of money un fajo de billetes
paper money papel moneda
cash money dinero contante
someone that supplies sexual services for money trabajadora sexual
someone that supplies sexual services for money trabajadores sexuales
someone that supplies sexual services for money trabajadoras sexuales
our money nuestro dinero
money order giro postal
ready money dinero contante
pocket money propina dinero para gastar
soft money dinero blando
hidden money dinero negro
clear money dinero limpio
dirty money dinero sucio
money trail pista al dinero
so much money tanto dinero
lust for money ansia de dinero
thirst for money la sed de dinero
family with money familia adinerada
people with money gente rica
people with money gente de dinero
bank money order giro bancario
postal money order giro postal
money laundering lavado de dinero
exchange of paper money for coin or coin for bills agio [m]
exchange of paper money for coin or coin for bills agiotaje [m]
verification of money and papers in a safe arqueo [m]
bone on which money is place in the game of chito chito [m]
bone on which money is placed in the game of chito chito [m]
money given by winning gamblers barato [m]
money-changer cambiador [m]
rate of exchange (money) cambio [m]
receiver or collector of rents or other money cobrador [m]
money put out at interest capital [m]
purse of money bolso [m]
money-bag bolso [m]
large sum of money dineral [m]
a little money dineruelo [m]
some money dineruelo [m]
die for coining money cuño [m]
money received ingreso [m]
money kept in a bag gato [m]
money paid for the use of money interés [m]
hearth-money fogaje [m]
stock of money peculio [m]
money broker numulario [m]
trade in money numulario [m]
money staked in the game of ombre repuesto [m]
ransom money rescate [m]
bank advancing money on goods delivered for sale lombardo [m]
sum of money monto [m]
portion of tithe paid in money rebujo [m]
passage money pasaje [m]
money table tablero [m]
money-lender usurero [m]
small amount of money saved trapillo [m]
liege-money vasallaje [m]
money voluntarily offered to the king or nation servicio [m]
money-changer agiotador [m]
money-box alcancía [f]
money staked by dealer or banker (at cards) banca [f]
recovery/collection of money cobranza [f]
sum of money cantidad [f]
money given to confirm a bargain caparra [f]
head money capitación [f]
large sum of money dinerada [f]
mint for coining money ceca [f]
issue of paper money emisión [f]
issue of paper money/bonds emisión [f]
money box hucha [f]
hearth-money humazga [f]
money-box ladronera [f]
gift of money pensión [f]
drink money maula [f]
remittance of money remesa [f]
drink-money propina [f]
money for the repairs of a church obrería [f]
money paid for watching the harvest meseguería [f]
money and victuals allowed to reapers for harvesting misión [f]
misapplication or maladministration of money malversación [f]
loss of money by fraud roncha [f]
recollection or collection of money or taxes recolección [f]
money-bag talega [f]
surplus money vuelta [f]
earnest-money señal [f]
money lost/won at gambling travesía [f]
money-changer agiotadora [f]
receiver or collector of rents or other money cobradora [f]
money-lender usurera [f]
money-changer cambiante [m/f]
money-broker cambista [m/f]
one having to render account of money held in trust cuentadante [m/f]
money-saving ahorrativo [adj]
belonging to the collection of money cobratorio [adj]
relating to money struck in spanish america columnario [adj]
spurious (money) falso [adj]
sterling (money) (libra) esterlina [adj]
one having to render account of money held in trust cuentadante [adj]
waste money abrasar [v]
recover (money sunk in business) amortizar [v]
call in (money) desmonetizar [v]
negotiate bills and exchange them for money cambiar [v]
win one's money back again desquitarse [v]
pass counterfeit money colar [v]
collect taxes/money colectar [v]
win all the money (at cards) desbancar [v]
spend money/time emplear [v]
come in (money) ingresar [v]
lay out money gastar [v]
save (money) entalegar [v]
hoard money entalegar [v]
grant money pensionar [v]
be controlled by love of money metalizarse [v]
gratify a gambler for money lent rociar [v]
throw away (money/time/patience) malgastar [v]
apply (money) to wrong purposes malversar [v]
become current (as money) pasar [v]
pay money/dues recudir [v]
recover money lent reembolsarse [v]
pay money on account socorrer [v]
lend/borrow money on interest usurear [v]
be current (money) valer [v]
obtain money by false pretenses trampear [v]
hand over money pagar dinero [v]
collect taxes/money recaudar [v]
hand over money entregar dinero [v]
lend money to aviar [v]
in ready money pecuniariamente [adv]
money matters intereses [m/pl]
earnest-money arras [f/pl]
money paid for festival illuminations luminarias [f/pl]
money bag saco de dinero [m]
bounty money enganche [m]
largess (money or gifts bestowed) presente [m]
purchase-money precio de compra [m]
money-broker corredor de cambios [m]
money-changing cambio de monedas [m]
money-order giro postal [m]
ready money dinero en mano [m]
pocket money dinerillo [m]
spare money dinero de repuesto [m]
spare money dinero de reserva [m]
salvage money derecho de salvamento [m]
brass-money calderilla [f]
money bag talega [f]
glove-money gratificación a los criados [f]
glove-money propina [f]
bad money moneda falsa [f]
even money cuenta redonda [f]
old money cuenta oscura [f]
money-bill ley de hacienda [f]
money-box caja [f]
money-market lonja [f]
money-order libranza postal [f]
money-market bolsa [f]
piece of money pieza [f]
a lot of money gran cantidad de dinero [f]
amount of money spent in a game partida [f]
buy with ready money comprar al contado [v]
clear a lot of money ganar mucho dinero [v]
put out money poner dinero a interés [v]
raise money on empeñar [v]
sell for ready money vender al contado [v]
pour out money like water verter dinero a manos llenas [v]
roll in money nadar en dinero [v]
roll in money nadar en la abundancia [v]
be rolling in money en la abundancia [v]
be rolling in money nadar en dinero [v]
collect money cobrar dinero [v]
charge money cobrar dinero [v]
bare of money sin blanca [adv]
bare of money sin dinero [adv]
pin money alfileres [m/pl]
pocket money alfileres [m/pl]
someone that invests money in order to make a profit inversionista [m] LAM
someone that invests money in order to make a profit inversor [m] AR ES
a sum of money put by as a reserve guardado [m] MX NI PE
someone who supplies money to work mines aviador [m] CL
someone who lends money or implements to farmers aviador [m] AMER
money advanced avío [m] AMER
drain of money desaguadero [m] fig.
money-box hurtadineros [m] rur. rare
small amount of money alguito [m] PE
stealthily stealing money from almaganazo [m] SV
deception to take money gatazo [m] PE
money and gifts given to the hosts in weddings, baptisms, and other festive events arco [m] BO:W
lending money to a production sector avío [m] PE
lending money to somebody avío [m] PE
someone who obtains money from somebody else by means of threats or hoaxes atracador [m] CU VE UY
fake wad of money (used for scams) balurdo [m] CL
asking someone for money without any intention of returning it. banderillazo [m] VE
big money billete largo [m] CO CL
money laundering blanqueado [m] DO BO
skilled and unprincipled person in business or in matters related to money caima [m] CO VE
scam in money exchange cambiolín [m] NI
(in the quechua and aymara communities) a loan in money or in-kind that is to be returned a year after receipt ayni [m] PE
lack of money arranque [m] DO PR
amount of money charged for storing goods in a warehouse bodegaje [m] MX HN NI CR EC
man who has no money braguetudo [m] DO
absence of money bolsillo planchado [m] CL
large amount of money billetaje gordo [m] CU
large amount of money billetal [m] HN
small amount of money billete corto [m] CL
significant amount of money billete grande [m] PA CU DO VE CL
significant amount of money billete largo [m] CO CL
significant amount of money billetón [m] PE CL
large amount of something (usually money) bongo [m] CU VE
amount of money received from the sale of tickets from an event borderó (francés) [m] CL AR
large amount of money billetaje [m] CU
money laundering from drug trafficking blanqueado [m] DO BO
civil servant who used their position to steal money buchón [m] SV derog.
money/gift given to a civil servant in exchange for something illicit aceite [m] EC BO rare
person who plays with someone else's money burro [m] DO
bet made on a cockfight without having money to back it up burro negro [m] VE:W
abundance of something (especially money) bujuyazo [m] SV
person who is constantly looking for a way to make money busco [m] AR derog.
great quantity of something (especially money) bujuyazo [m] SV
asking someone for money with no intention of paying them back aborde [m] CU
someone brought to a protest or rally (generally in exchange for food/money) acarreado [m] MX derog.
man who carries an image of a saint and begs for money from town to town demandante [m] HN SV disused