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Meanings of "rural" in Spanish English Dictionary : 50 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
rural rural [adj]
General
rural rústico [adj]
rural silvestre [adj]
rural campesino [adj]
rural guacho [m]
rural agreste [adj]
rural aldeano [adj]
rural campero [adj]
rural campestre [adj]
rural rural [adj]
rural rustical [adj]
rural rústico [adj]
rural jíbaro [adj]
rural pastoral [adj]
rural rustical [adj]
rural agrario [adj]
rural juluncho [adj] SV
rural campisto [adj] HNVE
rural campeño [adj] HN
rural guaso [adj] CL
rural camperuso [adj] VE
rural jincho [adj] SVNI
rural mago [adj] CI
rural juluncho [adj] SV
rural campisto [adj] HNVE
rural campirano [adj] MXHNEC
rural cimarrón [adj] LAM
rural guajiro [adj] CU
rural julunche [adj] SV
rural campal [adj] disused
rural campirano [adj] MXHNSVNIEC:W
rural campés [adj] disused
rural rusticano [adj] disused
rural campesina [adj/f]
rural campista [adj/f] HNVE
rural camperusa [adj/f] VE
rural rústica [adj/f]
rural guasa [adj/f] CL
rural campista [adj/f] HNVE
rural guajira [adj/f] CU
rural campirana [adj/f] MXHNSVNIEC:W
rural campesinos [adj/pl]
rural campesinas [adj/pl]
Idioms
rural de campo [adj]
rural de pollera [adj] ECPEBO
Colloquial
rural penco [adj] HNderog.
rural guacho [adj] CUderog.
rural manudo [adj] GT
Slang
rural maizudo [adj] HNderog.
Business
rural rural [adj]

Meanings of "rural" in English Spanish Dictionary : 17 result(s)

İspanyolca İngilizce
Common
rural [adj] rural
General
rural [adj] rustic
rural [adj] rural
rural [adj] country
rural [adj] related to non-urban areas
rural [adj] rustic
rural [adj] of the country
rural [adj] silvan
rural [adj] sylvan
rural [m] AR suv
rural [m] AR sports utility vehicle
rural [f] ARUY sports utility vehicle
rural [f] ARUY suv
Slang
rural bush
Business
rural [adj] rural
Engineering
rural [adj] farm
British Slang
rural derog. sheepshagger

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
chilean rural labourer huaso [m]
General
rural property predio rústico [m]
rural tourism turismo rural [m]
rural parish feligresía [f]
rural post service hijuela [f]
typical russian rural wooden house isba (ruso) [f]
neo-rural man/woman neorrural [m/f]
tenant of foreign rural property rabasaire [m/f]
neo-rural neorrural [adj]
being a tenant of foreign rural property rabasaire [adj]
acquire rural real estate afincar [v]
acquire rural real estate afincarse [v]
rural tourism agroturismo [m]
armadillo (colombia/especially rural usage) gurre [m]
a spanish rural administrative region sexmo [m]
agricultural and rural development desarrollo agrícola y rural [m]
rural route camino rural [m]
rural house casa rural [f]
country (rural area) campero [adj]
promote rural tourism promover el turismo rural [v]
a movement promoting rural life and agriculture agrarismo [m]
rural property fundo [m]
rural postman peatón [m]
vast rural property latifundio [m]
rural guard miñón [m]
rural postman hijuela [f]
delightful rural place floresta [f]
delightful rural place alameda [f]
delightful rural place fronda [f]
delightful rural place arboleda [f]
rural policeman in spain guardia civil [m/f]
an ignorant person from a rural area jíbaro [m] PR
rural person guajiro [m] CU
rural chilean laborer huaso [m] CL
rural guard cuadrillero [m] PH
person who owns rural properties afincado [m] PE:SAR:Nw
general store (in rural areas) almacén de campaña [m] ARUY
receiving board and lodging in return for work in rural establishments agregado [m] DOARUYrur.
rural house bohío [m] CUDO
rural house bohío [m] CUDO
rural worker who takes care of minor tasks boyero [m] ARrur.
rural worker who opens roads brechero [m] BOrur.
short skirt typically made of rags, worn over a slip or underskirt by rural women in the sierra debajero [m] EC:C
rural party cumbí [m] DO
layperson who cares for a rural chapel fiscal [m] BOCL:S
caravan of vehicles that campaign for political parties in rural towns carreteo [m] DO
rural inhabitant guajiro [m] CUPR
rural police officer guarda campestre [m] DO
rural police officer guardacampestre [m] DO
rural person grencho [m] SV
male member of a rural farming community comunario [m] BO
male member of a rural farming community comunero [m] ECBOrare
member of a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunero [m] EC
rural christmas party consuelito [m] DO
small rural property with a garden conuco [m] DOPR
temporary work, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor conchabo [m] VE:WPYARrur.
provision of food that rural inhabitants carry when traveling or working in the field cocahui [m] BO
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
mestizo person living in a rural area indio pata rajada [m] MXGTHNNIBOderog.
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country huaso [m] CL
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country guaso [m] CL
indigenous person living in a rural area indio pata rajada [m] MXGTHNNIBOderog.
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HNSV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
police officer in the rural mobile patrol to prevent the making and selling of cocaine leonardo [m] BO:W
police officer in the rural mobile patrol to prevent the making and selling of cocaine leoncio [m] BO:W
police officer in the rural mobile patrol to prevent the making and selling of cocaine leopardo [m] BO:W
loft in rural houses that serves as a bedroom or for storage jorón [m] PArur.
rural hotel lodge (inglés) [m] ECCL:SPErare
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
rural person who moves to the city payo [m] MXdisused
rural population that belongs to a parish on the coast recinto [m] EC:W
rural room with mud walls, straw roof, and dirt floor rancho [m] UY
large brimmed hat woven with sedge fibers used in rural areas sombrero pirí [m] PY
rural party guateque [m] CU
rural festivity guateque [m] CU
rural mayor juez pedáneo [m] rare
rural laborer receiving food as part of his salary mantenido [m] UY
rural person guajira [f] CU
rural chilean laborer huasa [f] CL
person who owns rural properties afincada [f] PE:SAR:Nw
receiving board and lodging in return for work in rural establishments agregada [f] DOARUYrur.
a rural land far from the urban areas and tourists campaña [f] PYARUY
the search of a person, animal or thing in a rural area, particularly on horseback campeada [f] CLARrur.
artisan rustic bus used in rural colombia chiva [f] PACO
rural property with a home that is devoted to agriculture or sometimes animal husbandry capuera [f] PY
small rural property for recreational activities finca [f] CRDOECBO
rural establishment where basic necessities and alcohol are sold fonda [f] CO
unpaved rural road carretera destapada [f] CO
rural inhabitant guajira [f] CUPR
worker, typically a rural laborer, who moves periodically from one region to another golondrina [f] ARPECLrare
garment worn by the rural inhabitants, made of thick cloth coleta [f] PA
group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comuna [f] EC
female member of a rural farming community comunaria [f] BO
female member of a rural farming community comunera [f] ECBOrare
group of huasos, traditional rural character huasada [f] CLrare
young woman from a rural area who works in the city huisa [f] SV
mestizo person living in a rural area india pata rajada [f] MXGTHNNIBOderog.
group of people with rural customs indiada [f] MXGTNIBOderog.
young woman, typically from a rural area, who does domestic work imilla [f] BO:W
young woman, typically from a rural area, who does domestic work muru imilla [f] BO:C,W
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country huasa [f] CL
traditional rural character common in the center and south of the country guasa [f] CL
indigenous person living in a rural area india pata rajada [f] MXGTHNNIBOderog.
meal, generally rural, with roast suckling pig as the main dish lechonada [f] PR
construction of latrines in rural areas to improve hygiene letrinificación [f] DO
construction of latrines in rural areas to improve hygiene letrinización [f] NIDOCOECPY
traditional system of work in rural areas that consists of all the members of a community helping in the agricultural tasks or construction of a neighbor house with the commitment that the beneficiary must return the favor of help when needed mano vuelta [f] HNrur.
rural person who moves to the city paya [f] MXdisused
advance payment to a rural guard pinta [f] GT
long, full, pleated skirt of thick fabric worn by rural and poor women pollera [f] PEBO
rustic inn located in rural areas used by muleteers and ranchers ranchería [f] VE
main house of a rural property, where the owner or administrator lives sala [f] SVAR:Nwrur.
rural area with small farm estates sitiería [f] MX:SeCU
construction of latrines in rural areas to improve hygiene letrinización [f] NIECPY
rural laborer receiving food as part of his salary mantenida [f] UY
rural revolt poblada [f] VEBO
military corps in charge of maintaining order in rural areas guardia rural [m/f] CUdisused
unintelligent and simple person whom rural origin is attributed habas [m/f] BO:Wderog.
secular rural chapel custodian fiscal [m/f] CL
awkward rural person who unables to adapt to urban areas huaso [adj] CL
having rural properties afincado [adj] PE:SAR:Nw
rural school bidocente [adj] HNCL
referring to a rural school, which has only two teachers bidocente [adj] HNCL
who lives in a rural area and adopts a rustic way of life de a caballo [adj] CL
from a rural area chamarrudo [adj] GTderog.
having rustic manners and little culture (rural inhabitant) concho [adj] HNCR
pertaining to a group of typically indigenous people settled in a rural zone comunal [adj] ECPY
pertaining to what pertains to argentina and comes from the spanish tradition, especially in the rural area criollo [adj] AR
pertaining to huasos, traditional rural characters in the center and south of the country huaso [adj] CLrur.
from a rural area chuncho [adj] PEBO
adopt the customs of the capital or of the most developed cities (a rural person) acriollarse [v] PE
take on rural customs and manners abayuncarse [v] HNNI
perform rural tasks camperear [v] ARUY
search for a lost person or animal in a rural area, particularly on horseback campear [v] AR:Nwrur.
get a job, generally domestic, rural, or manual labor concertarse [v] VE:W
get a job, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor conchabarse [v] PYARUYrur.
get a job, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor conchabarse [v] VE:W
hire someone for a job, generally domestic, rural, or manual labor concertar [v] VE:W
hire someone for a job, typically domestic, rural, or manual labor conchabar [v] BOPYVE:WARUYrur.
towards the capital (far from rural areas) afuera [adv] CRdisused
group of country homes on a rural ranch casas [f/pl] AR
Idioms
from the rural area de tierra adentro [adj] HN