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Meanings of "moving" in Spanish English Dictionary : 67 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
moving emotivo [adj]
moving movedizo [adj]
moving móvil [adj]
moving mudanza [f]
moving alijo [m]
moving corrimiento [m]
moving enternecimiento [m]
moving meneo [m]
moving traspaleo [m]
moving moción [f]
moving remoción [f]
moving enternecedor [adj]
moving impresionante [adj]
moving meneador [adj]
moving movedor [adj]
moving moviente [adj]
moving móvil [adj]
moving ocasionador [adj]
moving roedor [adj]
moving trasbordador [adj]
moving trasladador [adj]
moving trasplantador [adj]
moving conmovedor [adj]
moving motor [adj]
moving enternecedor [adj]
moving desplazable [adj]
moving emocionante [adj]
moving patético [adj]
moving moviendo [ger]
moving movimiento [m]
moving trasiego [m]
moving actuación [f]
moving traslación [f]
moving lastimero [adj]
moving persuasivo [adj]
moving motivo [adj]
moving moviente [adj]
moving impresionante [adj]
moving moción [f]
moving partida [f]
moving salida [f]
moving marcha [f]
moving tierno [adj]
moving excitante
moving macaneo [m] COVErur.
moving ruleteo [m] VE
moving trasladación [f] rare
moving achará [adj] CR
moving lastimera [adj/f]
moving motiva [adj/f]
moving tierna [adj/f]
moving conmovedora [adj/f]
moving movediza [adj/f]
moving persuasiva [adj/f]
moving patética [adj/f]
moving motriz [adj/f]
moving emotiva [adj/f]
Phrases
moving en danza
Engineering
moving traslado [m]
moving impulso [m]
moving movimiento [m]
moving maniobra [f]
moving variable [adj]
moving móvil [adj]
moving motor [adj]
moving de traslado
Geology
moving motriz [adj]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
slow-moving lento [adj]
get moving desbloquear [v]
moving ahead adelantamiento [m]
moving in front adelantamiento [m]
moving forward adelantamiento [m]
moving ahead adelanto [m]
moving in front adelanto [m]
moving forward adelanto [m]
moving together allegamiento [m]
moving a swarm of bees to another hive deshilo [m]
person moving quickly desmelenado [m]
moving quickly desmelenamiento [m]
moving in instalación [f]
moving silk-worm levada [f]
self-moving semoviente [m/f]
moving quickly desmelenado [adj]
moving around trasegador [adj]
moving around trasteador [adj]
stop a mill from moving empalagar [v]
get moving espabilarse [v]
moving one's buttocks while walking nalguear [v]
moving van camión de mudanzas [m]
act of moving matter from one point to another teletransporte [m]
moving picture película [f]
stream (a large amount or number moving or occurring in steady succession) lluvia [f]
moving in a circle circulación [f]
action of moving upwards subida [f]
moving one's head cabezada [f]
device which is used to goad livestock into moving aguijada [f]
device which is used to goad livestock into moving picana [f]
device which is used to goad livestock into moving garrocha [f]
device which is used for moving liquid or gas bomba [f]
tool which is used for moving portions of material pala [f]
act of moving matter from one point to another teleportación [f]
auto regressive moving average media móvil autorregresiva [f]
person moving quickly desmelenada [f]
(moving) crabwise como los cangrejos (ir/moverse) [adj]
sedentary (not moving) sedentario [adj]
cease moving parar [v]
keep something moving mantener algo en movimiento [v]
get moving! arrea [interj]
moving van furgoneta de portes
moving walkway cinta desplazadora
moving walkway pasillo rodante
act of moving an idea from concept to reality puesta en práctica
moving parts partes articuladas
moving parts piezas que se mueven
moving right along... y a otra cosa, mariposa
moving back arredramiento [m]
moving the air aventamiento [m]
moving of the eyelids pestañeo [m]
moving body móvil [m]
moving to and fro traqueo [m]
moving to and fro zarandeo [m]
moving of lips (horse) befadura [f]
moving silk-worm levada [f]
lever for moving the bellows in a foundry trifulca [f]
moving sandbank sirte [f]
self-moving automotor [adj]
self-moving automóvil [adj]
slow-moving pando [adj]
slow-moving tardígrado [adj]
get moving arrancar [v]
impetus (the momentum of a moving body) momento [m]
purchase (a hold or position that allows the application of power, as in moving something) potencia [f]
moving staircase escalera giratoria [f]
moving van flete [m] PYARUY
moving company manager agenciero [m] CUPE
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaste [m] MXHN
a musical instrument that consists of a small wooden fork on which two wires with metal plates are placed on each side, when moving, the plates emit a sound similar to those of rattles and maracas ayacaxtle [m] SV
a person in charge of picking up and moving the bagasse out of a mill bagacero [m] GTHNEC
work or activity which implies moving from one place to another boleo [m] CO
typical dance carried out between a couple where the partners alternate between dancing together and independently, moving forward and backward in agile and strong movements currulao [m] CO
typical dance performed in pairs in a circle moving clockwise to the beat of a band fandango [m] CO
sign or trace left on a surface by a moving body estelario [m] BO
streak or trail left by something moving very quickly celaje [m] PR
small moving truck carro de trasteos [m] CO
irregular, slow-moving water course without a sandy shore caño [m] DOVE
slow-moving irrigation canal guacho pesado [m] ECrur.
moving the soil around and pile it up around the stem or trunk of a plant, like sugar cane comaleo [m] MXHN
grabbing of a fighter cock in one's hands and moving it in front of another coleo [m] PR
worker in charge of moving products or merchandise in an area movilizador [m] CL
moving furniture and appliances to a new residence trasteo [m] COECBO
moving truck taxi carga [m] PY
moving van taxiflet [m] ARUY
way of moving andamio [m] disused
moving down bajamiento [m] disused
moving truck flete [m] ARUY
moving from side to side hornagueo [m] AL
moving van taxiflet [m] UY
slow-moving work asadura [f] VE
moving company manager agenciera [f] CUPE
flexible rubber sleeve that protects against dust and keeps bearings, ball joints and other moving parts greased (vehicles/machines) bota [f] HN
board or plank for moving loads, it has wheels or bearings and is pulled or pushed by a person chata [f] UY
dice game involving moving game pieces around a numbered board and overcoming obstacles along the route carrera [f] BO
line of parked or moving cars cordillera de carros [f] CU
box for moving fragile items jaba [f] GTDOVE:EECPEBOCL
moving of something jalada [f] CR
task of moving dirt with a spade lampeada [f] PEBO
worker in charge of moving products or merchandise in an area movilizadora [f] CL
moving company mudadora [f] AR
moving from home mudada [f] HNSVNICUCOPEBO
fleet (moving swiftly and nimbly) rápido [adj]
slow-moving (draft animal) arreado [adj] CRdisusedderog.
moving quickly (car/person) arreado [adj] HNSVNI
leaning to one side when moving bandeado [adj] CU
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotado [adj] HNNI
slow-moving (person) amarrado [adj] CUPR
slow-moving bichoco [adj] ARUY
slow-moving bichoco [adj] ARUY
moving at high speed (someone/something) deschilampado [adj] CRrare
moving very quickly (person/vehicle) descachimbado [adj] HN
moving very quickly (someone/something) desmanguerado [adj] CR
fast-moving (person) chispado [adj] GT
fast-moving (thing) chispado [adj] GT
that leans to one side when walking or moving (person or thing) escorado [adj] CU
moving very fast (person or animal) esbocao [adj] PR
moving very fast (person or animal) esbocado [adj] PR
moving very fast (person or animal) desbocado [adj] GTDOPRCOVEECBO
being someone who enjoys touching and moving things hurgandillo [adj] HN
slow-moving lentejo [adj] ECARUYderog.
slow-moving lerdón [adj] MX:Se
moving at high speed mandado [adj] CUVE
moving quickly disparado [adj] CU
simultaneously moving the front and back legs on the same side marchador [adj] CU
constantly moving ears and tail to scare flies, when punished, or when forced to march mosqueador [adj] ARrur.
moving slowly pachocho [adj] PACO:W
moving slowly pachorrudo [adj] MXNI
sit comfortably with no intention of moving aplanarse [v] MXCR
lean to one side when moving bandearse [v] CUPR
(an engine) stop moving agriparse [v] BOCL
sit comfortably with no intention of moving apachurrar [v] CR
dance moving one's hips wildly descoyuntarse [v] CU
dance provocatively moving the buttocks, especially to reggaeton music culear (del inglés to cool) [v] PR
dodge or avoid a blow or unwanted contact by moving one's body quickly cuerpear [v] BOPY
make noise while moving the hands of feet in the water chacualear [v] MX
tilt or lean when walking or moving (person or thing) escorarse [v] CU
become accustomed to moving as a herd entablarse [v] ARrur.
without moving sin moverse del escritorio [v] CL
dance closely and moving their hips together perrear [v] HNCRDOPRteen
dance closely and moving their hips together perrear [v] PE
moving walkway cinta mecánica ES
slow-moving lenta [adj/f]
self-moving automotora [adj/f]
slow-moving tardígrada [adj/f]
self-moving automotriz [adj/f]
slow-moving panda [adj/f]
(referring to a walking attitude) clumsy, with shoulders inclined, moving the arms on each side of the body azopilotada [adj/f] HNNI
heavy and slow moving (woman) fandusca [adj/f] PR
Idioms
get someone moving embarcar a alguien [v]