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Meanings of "of it" in Spanish English Dictionary : 5 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
of it del mismo [adj]
of it suyo [pron]
of it dél [cont] disused
of it della [cont] disused
of it dello [cont] disused

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
out of it ido [adj]
distributing taxes among residents of a town, that must be contributed to the state or to whom it may concern derramamiento [m]
thick of it ojo del huracán [m]
clay whistle, shaped like a bird with water so when it is blown, it imitates the twittering of birds rejiñol [m]
time it takes for sand to move into the lower part of an hourglass ampolleta [f]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
cutting part of the hair when it is too thick entresaca [f]
out of it ido [adj]
cut part of the hair when it is too thick entresacar [v]
all of it todo [pron]
piece of meat salted, smoked and dried to preserve it tasajo [m]
the quality of a word of sounding like what it represents onomatopeya [f]
act of transferring heat from an object in order to cool it refrigeración [f]
by the look of it por su apariencia [adj]
make it to the end of the month llegar a fin de mes [v]
be out of it estar ido [v]
clear one's nose of mucus by blowing through it into a handkerchief mocar [v]
stretch the leather of a freshly skinned animal by fixing it with stakes estaquear [v]
for it (dative of ello) le [pron]
all of it todo [pron]
think nothing of it de nada [interj]
it is used in the beginning of a game in which the first saying the word, receives the food, the toy or another object from whomever has it ¡acoto! [expr] NI
it indicates that a person sees the defects of others, but not their own a ningún bolo le hiede su guaro [expr] HNNI
it is used as an expression of attention and courtesy que su boca sea la medida [expr] VE
who'd of thunk it! ¿quién se irá amorir (se) [expr] SVDO
best of it's kind la muerta [n] PEBOCL
half of it la mitad
come to think of it ahora que lo pienso
silk from outer part of cocoon and the cloth made from it adúcar [m]
log placed in a fireplace to support those in front of it arrimador [m]
slight tinge of blue given to linen to make it look white azulete [m]
flying of a spark from the fire and damage it causes chispazo [m]
iron or steel shoe added to the coulter of a plough, when it is worn calce [m]
snuff of a candle that makes it melt ladrón [m]
variety of olive-tree and the olive it yields lechín [m]
kind of grape and wine made from it pardillo [m]
mixture of ashes and size laid on canvas to prepare it for painting cernada [f]
piece put in the elbow of a jacket to strengthen it codera [f]
medical examination of a body to find out if it is alive bioscopia [f]
effect on flesh of an instrument that wounds it encarnadura [f]
guardianship of a convent and the district assigned to it guardianía [f]
said of a place locked and of the thing which locks it cerradero [adj]
pass by a thing without taking notice of it desentenderse [v]
fold (a church or the members of it) iglesia [f]
make a clean breast of it confesarlo todo [v]
wriggle out of it escaparse [v]
wriggle out of it escabullirse [v]
the long and the short of it en resumidas cuentas [adv]
the long and the short of it sin ambages ni rodeos [adv]
the long and the short of it en resumen [adv]
harvesting of sugar cane and preparation to take it to the central warehouse arrastre [m] DO
asking someone for money without any intention of returning it. banderillazo [m] VE
slight break of a tree branch allowing it to sprout before the fold agobio [m] rur.
children's game where a corridor is formed by two rows of people striking the one who tries to cross it callejón oscuro [m] PEBOCL
(confectionery) slow cooking of a fruit in water with sugar until it is a transparent substance calado [m] PE
a project in which someone considers to be its originator and thinks of it as prevailing baby [m] US
hit a ball against another to knock it away from the target (game of boccia) boche [m] VE
piece of sackcloth which is tied to sterilized rams like an apron and soaked in liquid chalk so that it leaves a mark on ewes in heat delantal [m] PYUY
protuberance that appears on the legs of a rooster, making it difficult to walk clavo [m] VE
thin cover of synthetic material, similar to a carpet, that sticks to the floor of a room and covers it completely cubrepiso [m] CL
thin cover of synthetic material, similar to a carpet, that sticks to the floor of a room and covers it completely cubrepisos [m] CL
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
blow by a rooster as it rams into the throat of its rival cielazo [m] CU
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
wide girdle or rope placed over a load to secure it to the back of the horse cinchón [m] COCL
imaginary place, supposedly frightening and very unpleasant where it is usually sent by word of certain enemies cipote [m] PR
(cockfighting) bar of wax that is melted to fill the mouth of the spur and attach it to the stump left on the rooster's leg cerote [m] PR
person who performs improvised music during parties just for the fun of it chuinero [m] DO
process by which something dries causing the drops of liquid that it contains to fall estilado [m] CL
man in charge of stirring the molasses until it becomes raw cane sugar fondero [m] HNrur.
lowest part of a field without drainage where water accumulates when it rains cañadón [m] CU
series of small ditches perpendicular to a large ditch to drain into it, or carry water to another alacrán [m] PR
reduction of the amount of money in an commercial transaction in order to facilitate it castigo [m] CL
rice stuck to the bottom of the pot it was cooked in cocolón [m] VEEC
rooster of any color, with white feathers on it's legs coliblanco [m] PR
rooster of any color, with white feathers on it's legs calsao [m] PR
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
part of a check book that remain after separating the stubs, checks, or titles that form it codo [m] HN
horseback rider who while competing, pulls the tail of a cow to bring it down in a race coleador [m] MXCOVEAR
removal of stubble from a plot so it can be used for planting habite [m] DOrur.
presentation of a topic without having prepared for it or having the necessary knowledge guitarreo [m] AR
molding of the rim of a hat so that it curves upward embarquillado [m] BO:W,C,N
children's game in which one of the participants must represent a trade by means of gestures and movements while others guess what it is oficio mudo [m] AR
prior agreement or pact of honor between two antagonistic or rival parties to determine that the number of representatives of a party do not vote and balance it with an equal number of the other party that are absent for some reason pareo [m] CL
rural game that consists of burying a live duck leaving the head outside so that the participants try to hit it with closed eyes pato enterrado [m] BO:E
person who asks for money with no intention of returning it, or simply requests it for said purpose pechero [m] PY
person who scams by dropping a roll of papers that look like a wad of bills, when a passer-by approaches to pick it up paquetero [m] VE
farmer living on a piece of land without working or leasing it pisante [m] PEdisused
ceremony in which the godparents cut the child's first lock of hair and offer it to the virgin rutichico [m] BO:SAR:Nwrur.
torture consisting of shaking a bottle of mineral water and putting it up someone's nose tehuacanazo [m] MX
slipknot on the upper lip of the horse to tame it moquillo [m] EC
method of waterproofing a new receptacle by boiling milk in it/pouring boiling milk into it arishca (del quechua) [f] EC
method of waterproofing a new receptacle by exposing it to heat with some salt in it arishca (del quechua) [f] EC
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (it particularly attacks corn crops) atupa (voz quechua) [f] ECrur.
product resulting from the suspension of clay in water until it is ready to be molded barbotina [f] PE
deep cut made in the trunk of a tree before cutting it to force it to fall to that side cama [f] DO
unit of measure used in the commercialization of chestnuts of about 20 or 22kg, depending on whether it is dry or wet caja [f] BO:N,Ne
children's game where a corridor is formed by two rows of people striking the one who tries to cross it calle de la amargura [f] GTBO
rope with a stone attached to one end, which is thrown at the tail of a kite or comet to knock it down angarilla [f] CU
person in charge of land worked by those renting it to farm cabeza [f] SVrur.
return of the saint's image to it's sanctuary after visiting another church dejada [f] NI
failure or breakdown of a machine (leaving it unable to perform it's intended function) descompostura [f] MX
small piece of glass placed on the tail of a kite to cut the string and release it cuchilla [f] CUPR
hem sewn into an article of clothing to take it out or cinch it cuchilla [f] PE
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CUDOdisused
theft consisting of taking money or a wallet using a knife to slice the place or pocket where victim carries it cirugía [f] MX
person who performs improvised music during parties just for the fun of it chuinera [f] DO
ordered positioning of something so that it fits in the smallest space possible estriba [f] HN
game where five adolescent girls write their names on pieces of paper and on the back they write marriage, hate, or love, then each chews their piece of paper and throws it at the ceiling, if it sticks the wish will be granted carta rusa [f] BO:E
piece of the tobacco leaf that remains in the stem when tearing it off galla [f] PRrur.
rear of some buses, near the engine, where it is very warm cocina [f] CU
team of oxen, guide, or animal added to a vehicle to help pull or push it cuarta [f] NICUPRrare
presentation of a topic without having prepared for it or having the necessary knowledge guitarreada [f] AR
aerial maneuver that consists of turning off the engine of an airplane and dropping it hoja seca [f] HN
considerable amount of money, as soon as it is administered or used in commercial transactions harina [f] CRDO
considerable amount of money, as soon as it is administered or used in commercial transactions harina [f] CUdisused
considerable amount of money, as soon as it is administered or used in commercial transactions harina [f] NIteen
appearance of a ghost or the scare it gives jugarreta [f] SV
spontaneous cooperative composed of neighbors with the purpose of carrying out free work for the good of one of them who needs it or the community junta [f] PADOPR
potato dough colored gray from ash of some of the plants used to make it llucta [f] PEBO:W,C,S
potato dough colored gray from ash of some of the plants used to make it llujta [f] BO:W,C,S
push a rider gives a cow with the chest of his horse to separate or turn it around pechada [f] MXNIECPEBO:E,SCLARUYrur.
shake of cane honey that hardens by shaking it with a spatula and to which anise is added for flavor parada [f] GTrur.
person who asks for money with no intention of returning it, or simply requests it for said purpose pechera [f] PY
person who scams by dropping a roll of papers that look like a wad of bills, when a passer-by approaches to pick it up paquetera [f] VE
children's game where a a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payana [f] AR:NUY
children's game where a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payaya [f] CL
part of an animal's neck where it is slaughtered sangradura [f] MX:Serur.
stones placed across a current of water to cross it saltana [f] AR:Nw
lasso or rope tied to the leg of an animal preventing it from walking off suerte [f] DO
devoid of value (because it is false) balín [adj] MX
that removes the top part of something leaving it blunted (something) desmochador [adj] PEdisused
that cuts the top part of something leaving it blunted (something) desmochador [adj] PEdisused
entrusted to be sold with the possibility of returning it (merchandise) a consignar [adj] PY
out of it incróspido [adj] MX
with a layer of paint or quicksilver to prevent it from being transparent pavonado [adj] PE
out of it trasroscado [adj] GT
make a clean breast of it cantar de plano [v] fig.
sell something at a very low price (usually stolen merchandise) to get rid of it quickly tostonear [v] MX
catch something thrown among a group of people who rush to grab it at once achurar [v] AR:Nw
apply a thin layer of plaster to a wall in order to smooth it aplanar [v] MX
get hold of the opponent, push it back without elevating and throw it with the spur (for a rooster) atetar [v] PR
fill a place of objects (making it difficult to move about) atrabancar [v] CU
hit a ball against another to knock it away from the target (game of boccia) bochar (italiano) [v] VE
make a ring in the bark of a tree to dry it anillar [v] HN
lose part of it's value desmonetizarse [v] PYARUYrare
beat something to the point of nearly destroying it descoñetar [v] PRVE
take move a bone in it's leg out of it's natural position (animal) desocar [v] AR:NwUYrur.
consume something to the point of finishing it despalillar [v] CUVE