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Meanings of "of feet" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Medicine
of feet de los pies

Meanings of "of feet" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 118 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
position (of the feet) planta [f]
kissing of the feet besapiés [m]
laborer who ties the feet of sheep for shearing legador [m]
measure of depth equivalent to 14 feet or 3.89 m pica [f]
wound the feet of oxen or horse with a plow share enrejar [v]
cavities around the frog of horses' feet candados [m/pl]
at the feet of sacrificado a [prep]
at the feet of a los pies de [prep]
at the feet of servicial a [prep]
at the feet of de la sangre de [prep]
at the feet of subyugado [prep]
at the feet of del estirpe de [prep]
at the feet of de la filiación de [prep]
at the feet of de la escuela de [prep]
at the feet of del parentesco de [prep]
at the feet of del estudio de [prep]
feet of clay pies de barro
square feet of floor area pies cuadrados del área del piso
contraction of the nerves in animals' feet emballestado [m]
labourer who ties the feet of sheep for shearing them legador [m]
piece of timber 18 feet long machón [m]
ceremony of washing of the feet on maundy thursday mandato [m]
stamping of feet pateo [m]
stamping of feet toqueado [m]
an obsolete unit of lineal measure, about 6 feet aba [f]
pad of some animals' feet manzanilla [f]
at the feet of afectísimo [adj]
cover the track of the fore feet with the track of the hind feet (horses) taparse [v]
cavities round the frog of horses' feet candados [m/pl]
ancient measure of 120 square feet arapenne [m] outdated
plant used for treating the corns or callousness of the feet matacallos [m] CLEC
contagious disease characterized by eruptions on the face, hands, feet, and genitals of fungal excrescences similar to white or red raspberries susceptible to ulcerating cuchipe [m] PE
garment of a baby, with embroidery and lace reaching to the feet cargador [m] CUdisused
calluses on the soles of feet or palms ojo de pescado [m] MXNIPACUDOCO:N
calluses on the soles of feet or palms ojero [m] SVPY
calluses on the soles of feet or palms ojo de peje [m] DO
piece of timber, six, seven or eight feet long, with a width of six, seven or eight fingers by four, five or six fingers high cuairón [m] ARrur.
land measure of 36 square feet braza [f] PH
filth accumulated on a part of the body, like the armpits or feet cota [f] DO
falling feet up in the middle of the fight pámpana [f] PR
home remedy of a cloth with hot tallow applied to the soles of feet plantilla [f] MXGTdisused
wound on the feet of livestock from a plow share enrejada [f] ESlocal
make noise while moving the hands of feet in the water chacualear [v] MX
used to imitate the sound of cracking knuckles, especially those of the hands or feet, to reinforce one's position ¡cuy! [interj] EC
feet of a peasant ñaras [m/pl] VErur.
Idioms
walk on the balls of the feet caminar con las puntas de los pies [v]
walk on the balls of the feet caminar en puntas de pie [v]
bow at the feet of arrodillarse a los pies de [v]
lay something at the feet of responsabilizar [v]
have feet of clay no tener una base sólida [v]
have feet of clay tener los pies de barro [v]
hear the patter of tiny feet esperar la llegada de un bebé [v]
have feet of clay tener un defecto/una debilidad [v]
sweep someone off of one’s feet agobiar a alguien [v]
sweep someone off of one’s feet abrumar a alguien [v]
have painful and tired feet especially after a lot of walking tener los pies hechos migas [v]
sit at the feet of someone tener adoración por alguien [v]
sit at the feet of someone rendirle homenaje a alguien [v]
bow at the feet of inclinarse a los pies de
feet of clay vicios ocultos
feet of clay defectos invisibles
feet of clay lado flaco
feet of clay punto débil (de alguien)
patter of tiny feet nacimiento inminente
Speaking
would you like to see the soles of my feet? ¿quiere ver las plantas de mis pies?
Colloquial
shake off the dust of your feet sacudirse alguien las moscas [v]
take good care of your feet cuídate mucho los pies
Engineering
swelling of the feet hinchazón de los pies
Marine Biology
a species of marlin endemic to the atlantic ocean, up to 13 feet long aguja azul [f] VE
a species of billfish that lives in the epipelagic zone of the tropical and subtropical atlantic ocean, up to 8 feet long aguja blanca [f] VE
Geology
yard of three feet yarda [f]
General Medicine
back of the feet dorso del pie
Medicine
swelling of the feet hinchazón de los pies
ringworm of the feet tiña del pie
ringworm of the feet tinea pedis
Veterinary
ulcer in the feet or legs of horses atronamiento [m]
inflammation of the feet escalentamiento [m]
swelling of the feet escalentamiento [m]
wound on the feet of livestock from a plow share enrejadura [f]
Construction
measure of area equivalent to 49 to 50 square feet tapia [f]
Petrol
millions of cubic feet per day millones de pies de gas cúbicos por día [m/pl]
barrels of condensate per thousand cubic feet barriles de condensado por mil pies cúbicos
cubic feet of gas pies cúbicos de gas
Music
musical instrument consisting of a drum and cymbals that the musician carries on his back and makes it work with his feet while dancing to the music chinchín [m] CL
Sports
position of the feet (fencing) planta [f]
Botany
an evergreen tree up to 50 feet tall of the family chrysophyllum gonocarpum (pouteria gardneriana) aguaí guazú [m] AR:Ne
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) calabacero [m] CR
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) pilche [m] EC
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) jayacaste [m] MX
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) pog [m] MX:S
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) chaite [m] MX:Se
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) cuauetecomate [m] NI
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) guacal [m] GTSVNIrare
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) zapallo [m] EC
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) chichigual [m] NI
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) huingo [m] PE
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) jícaro [m] MXGTHNSVNICRPACUVE
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) totumo [m] PAPRCOVEECPEBO
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) calabazo [m] NIPACO
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) higüero [m] DOPR
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) taparo [m] VE
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) pichagüero [m] VE
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) uas [m] MX:Se
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) huas [m] MX:Se
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) tutumo [m] VEECPEBO
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) árbol de la cruz [m] SV
an aromatic tree in the myrtle family (myrtaceae) which commonly attains a height of 150-180 feet and a diameter of 4-7 feet. (eucalyptus globulus labill) gomero [m] CL
an aromatic tree in the myrtle family (myrtaceae) which commonly attains a height of 150-180 feet and a diameter of 4-7 feet. (eucalyptus globulus labill) gomero azul [m] CL
a tree of up to 15 feet tall (casearia sylvestris) aguedita [f] CU
a climbing plant of up to 40 feet tall, bearing edible fruits (sechium edule) agualilla [f] CO
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) totuma [f] NIVEECBOCLdisused
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) tutuma [f] VEBO
an evergreen tree reaching 20 to 30 feet in height with a broad, irregular crown composed of long, spreading branches clothed in 2- to 6-inch-long bright green leaves (crescentia cujete) güira [f] MXHN:NNICUDO
Mythology
mythical character that according to popular belief, has the shape of a monkey, walks with his feet backwards, kidnaps women, feeds on wild fruits, kitchen ash, and lives in the mountains sisimico [m] NI
mythical character that according to popular belief, has the shape of a monkey, walks with his feet backwards, kidnaps women, feeds on wild fruits, kitchen ash, and lives in the mountains sisimite [m] GTHNSV
fantastic character in the form of a beautiful woman with long, thick hair, with her feet turned around who lives at the bottom of lakes and rivers ciguapa [f] DO
Folklore
mythological character in the form of a monkey that walks with its feet facing backwards and kidnaps women, eats wild fruits and ash from kitchens and lives in the mountains, according to popular belief itacayo [m] HN:W
traditional dance performed by two rows of women who tap their feet to the beat of drums and a violin pallas [f/pl] PE