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Meanings of "one" in Spanish English Dictionary : 31 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
one uno [m]
one uno [adj]
General
one as [m]
one una [f]
one uno [m]
one una [f]
one algún [adj]
one cierto [adj]
one un [adj]
one una [adj]
one uno [adj]
one una [pron]
one uno [pron]
one alguna [adj/f]
one único [adj]
one un [adj]
one una [pron]
one común [adj]
one alguno [pron]
one alguien [pron]
one cualquiera [pron]
one la una [pron]
one el uno [pron]
one uno solo [pron]
one un tal [n]
one algund [adj] disused
one una [adj/f]
one cierta [adj/f]
Speaking
one la una en punto
Colloquial
one una [pron]
one uno [pron]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
one hundred cien [m]
one-hundredth centésima [f]
no one nadie [pron]
each one cada uno [pron]
one hundred ciento [m]
loved one amado [m]
this one esta [pron]
one time una vez [adv]
one thousand mil [m]
that one esa [pron]
come one dale [interj]
one of the knights hospitaller hospitalario [m]
one-eyed person tuerto [m]
unit or group of one thousand millar [m]
one hundred thousand cien mil [m]
retired one jubilado [m]
one-eyed person tuerta [f]
one who plays tennis tenista [m/f]
number one primer [adj]
one-celled unicelular [adj]
one-armed manco [adj]
alternative spelling of ésta this one esta [pron]
alternative spelling of ésa that one esa [pron]
(interrogative pronoun as part of a question) which one cuál [pron]
alternative spelling of aquélla that one aquella [pron]
feminine of éste this one ésta [pron]
another one otro [pron]
feminine of ése that one that one ésa [pron]
that one aquél [pron]
that one ese [pron]
forty-one cuarenta y uno
i need it in one hour lo necesito en una hora
thirty-one treinta y uno
General
one-act farce sainete [m]
little one pequeñín [m]
the same one mismo [m]
little one pequeñina [f]
one-armed bandit tragaperras [f]
twenty-one [us] veintiuno (juego de cartas) [f]
one peseta beata! [f]
one-handed ñoco [adj]
one-time otrora [adj]
in one piece enterizo [adj]
one-piece enterizo [adj]
one-sided leonino [adj]
one-handed manco [adj]
one-eyed tuerto [adj]
all one colour unicolor [adj]
one-colour unicolor [adj]
one-dimensional unidimensional [adj]
one-sided unilateral [adj]
one-party unipartidario [adj]
one-to-one unívoco [adj]
one-colour monocolor [adj]
one-sided desequilibrado [adj]
look around one mirar a su alrededor [v]
know one another conocerse [v]
the same one mismo [pron]
one hundred ciento [pron]
this one éste [pron]
one after the other consecutivamente [adv]
one after another consecutivamente [adv]
with one accord de consuno [adv]
one- uni- [pref]
one-fourth cuarto [m]
one-fourth cuarto [adj]
at one time al mismo tiempo [adv]
the same one misma [f]
one thing after another aguacero [m]
case with one or more compact disks álbum [m]
loved one amor [m]
small pendant or earring with one button bollón [m]
closing one eye to see borneo [m]
goal one pursues camino [m]
work divided into one hundred parts or chapters centiloquio [m]
portuguese currency, in castilla in the 17th century, with a value was a third of a white one cetil (árabe) [m]
having one testicle chiclán [m]
one or more parishes located in one estate coto [m]
grain measure of about one bushel cuartán [m]
one of the four parts a criminal's body is dismembered, and placed on the roads or other public places cuarto [m]
place where one lives in exile destierro [m]
one-tenth of a millimeter diezmilímetro [m]
large house of one story galpón [m]
supporter of germany during one of two world wars germanófilo [m]
in the land of the blind the one eyed man is king gigante en tierra de enanos [m]
fall to one side guachapazo [m]
eat until one is full hartazgo [m]
one who enjoys the privileges of nobility on account of his being father of seven sons without any intervening female child hidalgo de bragueta [m]
he who enjoys the rights of nobility in one place or town only hidalgo de gotera [m]
one-man band hombre orquesta [m]
attraction of humors to one part of the body llamamiento [m]
one-armed person manco [m]
one-handed person manco [m]
fleece coin with three parts of copper and one part of silver maravedí burgalés [m]
fleece coin that was equivalent to one seventh of a silver real maravedí nuevo [m]
flitting from one to the next mariposeo [m]
owner of one or more brands of wine dedicated to trade without having a winery marquista [m]
one thousand mil [m]
one thousand years milenario [m]
one thousand years milenio [m]
one-wheeled pulley monopastos [m]
one-wheeled pulley monospastos [m]
one more otro [m]
silver coin weighing one ounce patacón [m]
one course meal plato combinado [m]
man with more than one job pluriempleado [m]
one thing for another quid pro quo [m]
person drawing one out of five quintador [m]
substituting one coil for another on a circuit rebobinado [m]
agreed upon interest for money lent by one player to another ribete [m]
one-act farce sainete [m]
one of six local councilors seis [m]
one of the six choirboys signing and dancing in some cathedrals seise [m]
one of the six choirboys signing and dancing in some cathedrals seisén [m]
one seven hundredth septingentésimo [m]
right to one twentieth an amount sueldo a libra [m]
right to one twentieth an amount sueldo por libra [m]
rapid jumps one after the other tocino [m]
one thirty-second treintaidosavo [m]
one-eyed person tuerto [m]
person blind in one eye tuerto [m]
one-party state unipartidismo [m]
one-party system unipartidismo [m]
twenty-one veintiuno [m]
loved one amada [f]
land plowed in one day arada [f]
weight of one arroba arroba (árabe) [f]
having two masses in one day binación [f]
one horse plow canga [f]
17th century spanish tax on housing with more than one floor carga de aposento [f]
service that one is obliged to do carga personal [f]
17th century spanish tax on housing with more than one floor casa de aposento [f]
house with one story caseta [f]
collection of poems by one or more authors to honor someone or celebrate an event corona [f]
measurement for liquids that makes a quarter of one hundred and twenty nine liters cuarterola [f]
important message sent by one head of state to another through his ambassador embajada [f]
woman transferring lace flowers or images from one tulle to another entoladora [f]
blinding one eye entortadura [f]
area plowed in one day huebra [f]
one-woman band mujer orquesta [f]
one ounce gold coin onza de oro [f]
loved one parejita [f]
loved one personilla [f]
fast one picardía [f]
drawing one out of five quinta [f]
one-a-cat game toña [f]
blindness in one eye tortedad [f]
one-eyed person tuerta [f]
person blind in one eye tuerta [f]
one o'clock una [f]
one and the other ambos a dos [adj]
one and the other ambas a dos [adj]
that one aquel [adj]
that one over there aquel [adj]
that one aquellos [adj]
that one over there aquellos [adj]
duplicated by one hundred centiplicado [adj]
having one testicle chiclán [adj]
one hundred cien [adj]
one-shaped conoideo [adj]
one-year-old fañado [adj]
supporting germany during one of two world wars germanófilo [adj]
one-of-a-kind inimitable [adj]
one of a kind inimitable [adj]
one-sided leonino [adj]
of one color liso [adj]
one-armed manco [adj]
one-handed manco [adj]
with one horn missing or broken mogón [adj]
one-party government monocolor [adj]
one-party monopartidista [adj]
not one ningún [adj]
not one ninguno [adj]
one more otro [adj]
drawing one out of five quintador [adj]
one after the other seguido [adj]
weighing one sixth of the original sextantario [adj]
two-thirds wheat and one third barley terciado [adj]
one thirty-second treintaidosavo [adj]
one-eyed tuerto [adj]
blind in one eye tuerto [adj]
with one white foot unalbo [adj]
one-of-a-kind único [adj]
one-party unipartidista [adj]
number one uno [adj]
twenty-one veintiún [adj]
twenty-one veintiuno [adj]
lean to one side acostar [v]
freeze till one is stiff arreciarse [v]
move from one place to another bandear [v]
have two masses in one day binar [v]
close one eye to see bornear [v]
incline on one side cabecear [v]
increase one hundredfold centuplicar [v]
be increased one hundredfold centuplicarse [v]
move a boat with only one oar aft cinglar [v]
watch what one eats comedirse [v]
lose one or more horseshoes descalzarse [v]
disagree with one another desconvenirse [v]
be incongruous with one another desconvenirse [v]
spin in one spot dormir [v]
accept a lesser evil to avoid a greater one encabezarse [v]
transfer lace flowers or images from one tulle to another entolar [v]
blind one eye entortar [v]
let something pass one by escaparse [v]
do something as much as one wants hartarse [v]
insert oneself where one should not introducirse [v]
turn against one another malmeter [v]
flit from one to the next mariposear [v]
resist or work against one another pelear [v]
contend or quarrel with one another pelearse [v]
eat grapes one by one picar [v]
draw one out of five quintar [v]
substitute one coil for another on a circuit rebobinar [v]
unwind from one spool to wind on another rebobinar [v]
kill with one shot rematar [v]
count ninety points before the opponent counts one repicar [v]
hide that one is hurting inside requemarse [v]
bend to one side ringar [v]
lean to one side ringar [v]
be bent to one side ringarse [v]
be leaning to one side ringarse [v]
rid one self of salir [v]
go from one place to the next saltar [v]
get one out of seven setenar [v]
write to one another tarjetearse [v]
telegraph one another telegrafiarse [v]
show one card and play another traspintar [v]
that one aquello [pron]
that one over there aquello [pron]
that one aquella [pron]
that one over there aquella [pron]
one hundred cien [pron]
which one cual [pron]
that one esa [pron]
that one ese [pron]
no one nadie [pron]
not one ninguno [pron]
no one ninguno [pron]
one woman/girl/female una [pron]
twenty-one veintiuno [pron]
one-time antaño [adv]
in one go seguidamente [adv]
in one stretch seguidamente [adv]
in one go seguido [adv]
in one stretch seguido [adv]
another one otra [interj]
loved one amores [m/pl]
public festivity where one dresses as moorish and christians pretending to fight moros y cristianos [m/pl]
one o'clock trece [f/pl]
one pm trece [f/pl]
that one aquella [adj/f]
that one over there aquella [adj/f]
that one aquellas [adj/f]
that one aquela [adj/f] disused
that one over there aquela [adj/f] disused
that one esa [adj/f]
one-uddered mamía [adj/f]
boy's game where one raises their hand to feint hitting the other amagar y no dar [n]
one-piece monobloque [m]
one who understands entendedor [m]
sense (one of 5 senses) sentido [m]
one-design monotipo [m]
one in charge of the hold bodeguero [m]
one-hundredth centésimo [m]
one-way ticket billete de ida [m]
one-man band hombre orquesta [m]
one-way ticket pasaje de ida [m]
one-hundred ciento [m]
baby (from one to twelve months old) lactante [m]
one hundred and four ciento cuatro [m]
one hundred one (101) ciento uno [m]
one hundred and one ciento uno [m]
something which one uses to achieve an objective recurso [m]
something which one uses to achieve an objective medio [m]
someone that is dear to one querido [m]
one-armed bandit tragamonedas (game) [m]
one-way ticket billete sencillo [m]
one-way mirror espejo simulado [m]
belief in one god monoteísmo [m]
twenty-one veintiuno [m]
act of moving matter from one point to another teletransporte [m]
person who is from whom one is descended padre [m]
a unit of one thousand millar [m]
person who marries one person while already legally married to another bígamo [m]
one that makes boilers calderero [m]
one that tells the truth verdadero [m]
one that goes to a gathering tertuliano [m]
one that works in a tire shop llantero [m]
punter (one who bets) apostador [m]
one who plagiarizes plagiador [m]
one who prepares preparador [m]
one who tames animals domador [m]
one who reprehends reprensor [m]
one who cheats tramposo [m]
one who sells flowers florero [m]
former (one who forms) formulador [m]
one who takes care of a child ayo [m]
one who sentences sentenciador [m]
one who communicates comunicador [m]
one who is awake at night noctámbulo [m]
one who is from santiago province santiagués [m]
one who is misbehaving malcriado [m]
one who whips azotador [m]
one hundred and eighty ciento ochenta [m]
one-way ticket billete de ida [m]
love of one self amor propio [m]
the wrong one equivocado [m]
one-way ticket sencillo [m]
one who milks cows ordeñador [m]
one who relies on reason razonador [m]
one who is accommodating contemporizador [m]
one who drubs apaleador [m]
one who is compliant contemporizador [m]
one who makes or sells ropes soguero [m]
one who suffers and is resigned/tolerant sufridor [m]
one who navigates a canoe canoero [m]
dull party that one attends out of duty velorio [m]
one who harvests recogedor [m]
rational one razonador [m]
one with power to act on behalf of another apoderado [m]
one who beats apaleador [m]
eighty one ochenta y uno [m]
double one uno doble [m]
all in one package todo en un paquete [m]
any one of the five senses cada uno de los cinco sentidos [m]
one peseta coin rubia [f]
blow one gets when falling on the back costalada [f]
one-way street calle de sentido único [f]
someone that is dear to one amada [f]
someone that is dear to one querida [f]
animals born in one birth camada [f]
this one ésta [f]
the quality of being unique or one of a kind unicidad [f]
the quality of being unique or one of a kind peculiaridad [f]
the quality of being one or undivided unidad [f]
that one aquélla [f]
act of moving matter from one point to another teleportación [f]
the quality of being unique or one of a kind singularidad [f]
bottle of size one liter litrona [f]
one that makes/sells tamales tamalera [f]
one that often dresses very informally fachosa [f]
punter (one who bets) apostadora [f]
one who plagiarizes plagiadora [f]
one who prepares preparadora [f]
one who tames animals domadora [f]
one who reprehends reprensora [f]
one who cheats tramposa [f]
former (one who forms) formuladora [f]
one who sentences sentenciadora [f]
one who communicates comunicadora [f]
one who is awake at night noctámbula [f]
one who is from santiago province santiaguesa [f]
one who is misbehaving malcriada [f]
one who whips azotadora [f]
one-hundredth of an are centiárea [f]
one-way street calle de una sola vía [f]
one-way street calle de dirección única [f]
one-way street calle de un solo sentido [f]
one-way street calle de una sola mano [f]
one-way street calle de dirección única [f]
one-way street la calle de una sola vía [f]
one who milks cows ordeñadora [f]
one who is accommodating contemporizadora [f]
one who relies on reason razonadora [f]
one who drubs apaleadora [f]
one who is compliant contemporizadora [f]
one-day’s travel by horse back jornada [f]
one who suffers and is resigned/tolerant sufridora [f]
one who makes or sells ropes soguera [f]
distance covered in one hour at a normal pace legua [f]
one who harvests recogedora [f]
rational one razonadora [f]
one with power to act on behalf of another apoderada [f]
one who beats apaleadora [f]
beloved one la amada [f]
beloved one la bien amada [f]
supporter of germany during one of two world wars germanófila [f]
one-armed person manca [f]
one-handed person manca [f]
another one otra [f]
woman with more than one job pluriempleada [f]
person drawing one out of five quintadora [f]
each one cada persona [f]
one who lives on the interest of bones or rentista [m/f]
one who sets precepts preceptista [m/f]
someone who is a member of an early christian sect which held that jesus christ has one nature monofisista [m/f]
one that goes to a spa termalista [m/f]
one that cuts sugar-cane picador [m/f]
one that breeds pheasants faisanero [m/f]
one that growls often refunfuñón [m/f]
one that has leukemia leucémico [m/f]
one that makes ankle boots botinero [m/f]
one that kidnaps children robaniños [m/f]
one that opposes progress retrógrado [m/f]
one that ponders ponderador [m/f]
one that sells mote grain motero [m/f]
one that sells espetos espetero [m/f]
one that sings milongas milonguero [m/f]
one that stabs picador [m/f]
one that sings tonadillas tonadillero [m/f]
one that supports buenismo buenista [m/f]
one that treats in hens gallinero [m/f]
one that weighs ponderador [m/f]
one-eyed person tuerto [m/f]
one with long hair melenudo [m/f]
one with graphomania grafómano [m/f]
someone that makes less than one thousand euros per month mileurista [m/f]
cuban (one that is from cuba) cubana [m/f]
one that grows and sells oranges naranjero [m/f]
one that instigates/stirs up concitador [m/f]
one that often dresses very informally fachoso [m/f]
one that partakes of goods and rights inside a community comunero [m/f]
one that participates in a regatta regatista [m/f]
one that participates in the world cup mundialista [m/f]
one that sings/dances a tango tanguero [m/f]
one that practices aizkolaritza aizkolari [m/f]
one that sings/dances boleros bolerista [m/f]
one that supports the ideas of anastasio somoza garcía somocista [m/f]
one that takes part in the fallas fallero [m/f]
one who is from the city of alicante alicantino [m/f]
one who jokes bromista [m/f]
one-way irreversible [adj]
one-year anual [adj]
one-colored unicolor [adj]
one who has a good memory for faces fisonomista [adj]
one-to-one biunívoco [adj]
a one de gran calidad [adj]
one of a kind inimitable [adj]
one-legged cojo [adj]
each and every one todos y cada uno [adj]
one millionth millonésimo [adj]
one thousandth milésimo [adj]
with only one visible testicle chiclán [adj]
having only one seat monoplaza [adj]
little one chato [adj]
one-of-a-kind sin par [adj]
one and the same mismo [adj]
one-tone monocolor [adj]
one-color monocolor [adj]
containing one syllable monosílabo [adj]
containing more than one word multipalabra [adj]
naked as the day one was born como dios lo trajo al mundo [adj]
that contains at least one element no vacío [adj]
one-off único [adj]
one-sided partidista [adj]
pertaining to more than one mode of transport intermodal [adj]
number one número uno [adj]
number one principal [adj]
one-man individual [adj]
one-to-one [uk] entre dos [adj]
one oneself sided desigual [adj]
one-man en solitario [adj]
one-on-one [us] entre dos [adj]
one-way de dirección única [adj]
one-on-one [us] individual [adj]
one-to-one [uk individual [adj]
one-way de ida [adj]
demanding something to which one is entitled reivindicatorio [adj]
recovering something to which one is entitled reivindicatorio [adj]
beloved one bien amado [adj]
bent to one side doblado a un lado [adj]
double one de uno doble [adj]
any one of cada uno de [adj]
(card games) played with one hand exposed or unplayed muerto [adj]
kiss one another besarse [v]
go from one bar to another ir de bar en bar [v]
come one after another agolparse [v]
tell all one knows desembuchar [v]
follow one after the other encadenarse [v]
incorporate with one another encarnarse [v]
(a single) get (someone) to number one in the chart llevar al número uno de la lista (un single/un sencillo/una canción) [v]
(for one) to be worthwhile merecer la pena (para alguien) [v]
(for one color) to verge on (another) rayar en (un color) [v]
(one heart) be broken tener el corazón partido [v]
(one heart) be broken tener el corazón roto [v]
(for one) to be worthwhile valer la pena (para alguien) [v]
(for one´s life) to last long enough vivir lo suficiente [v]
do exactly as one pleases hacer lo que le da en gana a uno (coloquial) [v]
do exactly as one pleases hacer su santa voluntad (coloquial) [v]
make one lose one's patience apurar [v]
bite off more than one can chew abarcar más de lo que se puede [v]
rush from one place to another zancajear [v]
oppose one another oponerse [v]
pull a fast one embaucar [v]
resemble one another parecerse [v]
see one another verse [v]
let one have dejar [v]
let one have permitir [v]
let one have conceder [v]
take one thing for another entender mal [v]
be one estar de acuerdo con alguien [v]
become one unificar [v]
do as one pleases hacer como a uno le parezca [v]
have one's wits about one mantenerse alerta [v]
keep one's wits about one mantenerse alerta [v]
take one last look around echar un último vistazo [v]
choose the right one elegir el adecuado [v]
start at square one empezar desde cero [v]
do as one pleases hacer lo que uno quiera [v]