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Meanings of "playing" in Spanish English Dictionary : 12 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Conjugations
playing jugando [v]
General
playing jugueteo [m]
playing tecleo [m]
playing juego [m]
playing jugueteo [m]
playing tecleo [m]
playing bromista [adj]
playing jugador [adj]
playing tocador [adj]
playing juego [m]
playing secutor [adj] disused
Cinema
playing actuación [f]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
playing card naipe [m]
spade (playing card) espada [f]
General
long-playing record elepé [m]
role-playing improvisación [f]
small hole for playing games boche [m]
playing field campo [m]
playing low carteo [m]
long-playing record elepé [m]
role-playing game juego de rol [m]
long-playing lp [m]
croquet playing field mallo [m]
person playing dumb morlaco [m]
playing card naipe [m]
playing the tambourine pandereteo [m]
playing ball peloteo [m]
playing the tambourine tamboreo [m]
playing a small drum tamborileo [m]
playing field terreno [m]
playing flamenco guitar toque [m]
man playing the hobgoblin trasguero [m]
french playing cards baraja francesa [f]
playing a role caracterización [f]
playing card carta [f]
playing a role encarnación [f]
playing down minimización [f]
musical group playing at night parranda [f]
playing to the gallery populachería [f]
beginning of playing of drums at easter rompida [f]
beginning of playing of drums at easter rompida de la hora [f]
playing favorites mimador [adj]
playing dumb morlaco [adj]
playing dumb morlón [adj]
supporting or playing for the football club barcelona perico [adj]
supporting or playing for the football club barcelona periquito [adj]
playing the victim victimista [adj]
stop playing callar [v]
practice playing tocar [v]
ten points awarded for playing the trump card las diez de últimas [f/pl]
playing field campo de deportes [m]
a playing card as de tréboles [m]
a playing card as de diamantes [m]
a playing card as de oros [m]
a playing card as de corazones [m]
a playing card trébol [m]
massively multiplayer online role-playing game videojuego de rol multijugador masivo en línea [m]
someone who is playing or performing on the guitar guitarrero [m]
a playing card valet de tréboles [m]
a playing card valet de oros [m]
a playing card valet de diamantes [m]
a playing card valet de corazones [m]
a playing card valet de picos [m]
a playing card comodín [m]
a playing card rey de diamantes [m]
a playing card rey de oros [m]
a playing card rey de corazones [m]
a playing card rey de picos [m]
a playing card rey de tréboles [m]
wicker scoop used in playing the game of pelota cesta [f]
level playing field igualdad de condiciones [f]
a playing card reina [f]
a playing card sota [f]
playing card baraja [f]
playing tricks pillería [f]
person playing dumb morlaca [f]
someone who is playing or performing on the guitar guitarrista [m/f]
someone who is playing or performing on the guitar guitarra [m/f]
stop playing coy no te hagás [expr] EC
playing time tiempo de reproducción
playing time tiempo de registro
a playing card dama de tréboles
a playing card dama de oros
a playing card dama de diamantes
a playing card dama de picos
a playing card dama de corazones
a playing card sota de tréboles
a playing card sota de corazones
a playing card sota de diamantes
a playing card sota de oros
a playing card sota de picos
long-playing record disco de larga duración
playing field campo de juego
long playing record disco de larga duración
playing field terreno de juego
a sequence of two or three playing cards ali [m]
actor playing old people's parts característico [m]
playing card of different values comodín [m]
manner of playing the guitar cruzado [m]
wooden instrument for playing balloons brazal [m]
one playing alone against several others mohíno [m]
playing-card naipe [m]
kind of crosse for playing vilorta vilorto [m]
playing on an instrument tañimiento [m]
playing a ball on the rebound saque [m]
manner of playing ombre birlonga [f]
method of playing the card game called revesino carambola [f]
tax on the manufacture of playing-cards bolla (derecho antiguo) [f]
the telling of fortunes with playing cards cartomancia [f]
act of playing jugada [f]
small playing top pulga [f]
marks/lines on playing cards pinta [f]
manner of playing on the guitar patilla [f]
mode of playing draughts, where he who loses all his men wins the game ganapierde [m/f]
stop talking, playing callar [v]
breathe audibly in playing the flute pifiar [v]
stock (card-playing) pintas [f/pl]
a barrier, as a wall, that prevents a ball from going beyond the normal playing area backstop [m] VE
musical group specialized in playing songs and music typical of the bolivian plains buri [m] BO:E
man fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbianchero [m] MXCLPYARUY
man fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbiero [m] BOCLPYAR
disk for playing hopscotch chancaco (del quechua) [m] PA
street artist who dances spinning around while playing the chichín, which he carries on his back chinchinero [m] CL
trumpet-playing soldier choreta [m] HN
deck of playing cards casino [m] BO
game that uses 40 playing cards and 15 chips of different colors cuarenta [m] EC
hole for playing marbles juile [m] SV
hole for playing marbles juite [m] SV
fine, short, dense grass covering a playing field engramillado [m] HN
person playing hooky from work on monday lunero [m] AR
beats playing a marimba or drum tuntuneo [m] EC
student playing hooky vaquero [m] PEdisusedstud.
building for playing ball corredor [m] disused
man playing dumb mosquillón [m] disused
scoop or racket fastened to the hand for playing ball bomba [f] CUMX
playing card smeared with rubber to facilitate cheating baraja de pega [f] DO
(playing cards) the queen, the card marked with a q cuina (inglés queen) [f] MXHNCRCL
woman fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbianchera [f] MXCLPYARUY
woman fond of dancing or playing cumbia cumbiera [f] BOCLPYAR
concave disc made of black wax for playing cuepa cuepa [f] SVNICRdisused
large button used by children as payment when playing with a top chava [f] DO
street artist who dances spinning around while playing the chichín, which she carries on her back chinchinera [f] CL
stick curved in its lower end and used for playing chueca chueca [f] CL
children's game involving playing under the bed casa castor [f] BO:W,C
game that uses 40 playing cards and 15 chips of different colors caída [f] EC
person playing hooky from work on monday lunera [f] AR
hole dug for playing spinning tops olla [f] PEBOdisused
four suits of a playing deck pinta [f] VE
playing deck suit pinta [f] VE
hole for playing marbles pucha [f] SV
habit of playing hooky ranclonería [f] EC
playing card baraja [f] MX
playing hooky capeada [f] GT
student playing hooky rochista [m/f] BO:C
playing on a musical instrument tañente [adj] rare
playing harmoniously (music band) acoplado [adj] DOPR
pertaining to someone who cajoles or is otherwise unsportsmanlike when playing (player or athlete) chanchero [adj] HNCL
very violent when playing (player or athlete) chanchero [adj] CL
playing, singing, or dancing the huapango huapanguero [adj] MX
playing for the other team del otro lado [adj] MXNIPACUDOPRCOVEECBOPY
not actively playing a sport lauchero [adj] PECL
playing dirty machetero [adj] HNBO