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Meanings of "several" in Spanish English Dictionary : 19 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
several varios [adj]
several diverso [adj]
General
several diversos [adj]
several varios [adj]
several varios [pron]
several unos cuantos [adj]
several algunos [pron]
several varias [adj/pl]
several algunas
several unas cuantas
several diversos [m/pl]
several ciertos [adj]
several unos [adj]
several distinto [adj]
several distinta [adj/f]
Business
several separado [adj]
several independiente [adj]
Law
several independiente [adj]
several separado [adj]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
mountain with several steep elevations cuchillar [m]
any combination or agreement among several persons with an unlawful object monipodio [m]
fishing line with several fishhooks palangre [m]
mountain range with several gorges puerto [m]
mountain with several steep elevations cuchilla [f]
increase several times over multiplicar [v]
device which interleaves several activities multiplexor [m]
the state of being able to speak several languages plurilingüismo [m]
name given to several species of turtle galápago [m]
study of the moon and several satellites selenologia [f]
pertaining to several different cultures multicultural [adj]
by several lengths en varias longitudes [adj]
shoot several times tirotear [v]
quarrel or violent conflict between several people, usually due to the dispute of something material and of value garata con puños [n] DOPR
children's game in which several children dispute a handful of coins thrown into the air garata con puños [n] DO
several times varias veces
several alternatives to varias alternativas para
several alternatives for varias alternativas para que
several years varios años
ace of clubs in several games of cards basto [m]
generic denomination for several gastric conditions of the stomach gastricismo [m]
name given to several south american tribes orejón [m]
one playing alone against several others mohíno [m]
fishing line with several fishhooks palangre [m]
generic name for several plants with prickly stems tríbulo [m]
several thousands millarada [f]
circular order or notice sent to several towns on the same route vereda [f]
organize into a regiment several battalions or companies regimentar [v]
leave several important shoots on a vine-stock perchonar [v]
order several times remandar [v]
name of several plants whose bulbs and rhizomes are used as soap amole [m] MX
name given to several wild herbaceous plants with prickly or spinous fruit guisaso [m] CU
kind of flute with several tubes used by indians guajiro [m] AMER
name given to several climbing plants suspiro [m] ARCL
popular square candy that comes in several colors and flavors (with coconut) arrancamuelas [m] CO
a seat for several people that has the backrest placed against the windows (urban omnibuses) asiento de los bobos [m] UY
professional with several careers and a military rank who works half the time in military institutions asimilado [m] DOVEUY
an appliance with several components attached that grinds/crushes/slices/mixes food auxiliar de cocina [m] EC
a term for several species of el chaco plant aguay [m] ARNIUY
two-storey building with several flats biplanta [m] CU
two-story building with several apartments biplanta [m] CU
furniture with several drawers cajonero [m] COEC
name of several species of birds bolsero [m] HNNI
two story building with several apartments biplanta [m] CU
common fund among several people to buy drugs ángulo [m] PR
opening something several times (especially a window or door) abridero [m] MXGTHNSVNIPACO
confusing clamoring caused by several people discussing something generally in a heated discussion burumbún [m] CR
an old dance made up of several dances performed around a snake made from several materials baile de la culebra [m] DOdisused
liquidation of a business among several people clearing (inglés) [m] USPR
utensil with a drain in which cacao is placed during several days until the sticky sap covering has been drained off desbabadero [m] VE
dance with one or several cueca traditional dances cuequeo [m] CL
distribution among several people cuoteo [m] BOCL
fight, quarrel, or heated argument between several people julepe [m] PR
fight, quarrel, or heated argument between several people escarceo [m] CUDOPR
building of several stories connected by a corridor that ascends in spiral, where there are commercial establishments caracol [m] CL
driving someone to one or several specific places carreteo [m] CL
several plots of agricultural land with only stubble left guamilal [m] HNrur.
outskirts or suburbs formed by several contiguous urban cores cono urbano [m] ARUY
outskirts or suburbs formed by several contiguous urban cores conurbano [m] AR
taxi with a fixed route that picks up several passengers colectivo [m] MXHNCRCOPECL
taxi with a fixed route that picks up several passengers coleto [m] CL
taxi with fixed a route that picks up several passengers colepato [m] PEdisused
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquiam [m] GTHNSV
card game played with several players each with one card visible conquián [m] MXGTSV
working together for a common cause (several people) compadrazco [m] CLrarederog.
urban road composed of several streets or sections between corners jirón [m] PE
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jocheo de torros [m] BO:N,E
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jochi de toros [m] BO:N,E
man who tries to make one or several women fall in love jembrero [m] VE:C
man who dates several women at the same time negreador [m] BO
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms ñoco [m] PRVE
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms broco [m] PRVE
building of small apartments where several families rent palomar [m] GT
person with several different jobs pulpo [m] PA
beef or chicken seasoned with several spices, in a thick stew with corn or bread pulique [m] GT
liquor made with several plant roots with healing and aphrodisiac properties sieteraíces [m] PE:E
column of several ads tótem [m] BOCL
column of several ads tótem [m] EC
utensil for draining sap from cocoa during several days desbabadero [m] VE
place with several springs remanal [m] ESlocal
concurrence of several things avenida [f] fig.
municipal borough composed of several villages cendea [f] rur.rare
name of several weeds with prickly fruits or leaves dicha [f] CL
name of several shrubs tola [f] SA
sudden capture of something that several other people are trying to obtain arranchadera [f] PE
a drink having medicinal properties, served hot, made with infusions from one or several herbs agua de vieja [f] EC
an unsuccessful exchange of ideas among several people babosería [f] CUDO
person who has lost one or several front teeth bocacha [f] PA
opening something several times (especially a window or door) abridera [f] MXGTHNSVNIPACOECrare
any of several flowers that resemble a female dancer bailarina [f] CR
cylindrical tank with several shallow compartments used to purify sugar cane juice by removing the residue clarificadora [f] CUrare
annual visit made by the parishioners of several towns in santa cruz, guanacaste province, with the image of the black christ of esquipulas on january 14th, on the eve of the festival of santa cruz demanda [f] CR:Nw
money collected from several people to share an expense or to make a donation chancha [f] NIPE
music genre that combines several rhythms chicha [f] PE
dinner or lunch consisting of spaghetti prepared for several people espaguetada [f] DO
group of several stems with the same root cepa [f] HN
group of several plants or trees with a single root, especially banana cepa [f] PR
person selected from among several others as the preferred carita [f] DO
voluntary financial contribution of several people for a common purpose ajustadilla [f] HN
construction with one or several booths located in the bus terminals from where the routes of the vehicles are controlled garita [f] CO:CECCL
amount of money contributed by several people for a common goal guaca [f] HN
dish consisting of stewing pork fritters or entrails with potatoes, tomato sauce, and several spices gandingada [f] PR
common name for several species of trees in the dominican republic coaba [f] DO
conversation where several people speak at once cotorrera [f] PR
territory composed of several town connected by roads intercomuna [f] CL
collect money from several people gurgucha [f] HN
woman with several lovers mancornadora [f] MX
clandestine game of dice and cards in which several participate manigua [f] PR
person who casually dates several men loca [f] MXNIPACUARUYPRBO
congratulate a friend by throwing them into the air several times malteada (inglés malted milk) [f] SV
union of several people with a specific purpose nucleación [f] PYcult
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms ñoca [f] PRVE
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms broca [f] PRVE
woman with several boyfriends pava [f] GTHN
woman who has given birth several times parendera [f] HNSVNI
woman who has given birth several times parindera [f] SV
disorder caused by several people recocha [f] CO
prostitute who has sex with several men at once remolquera [f] SV
collusion between several people to harm someone vaca [f] NI
money collected from several people for a specific expense vaquita [f] MXBOARUY
basic lottery with a single ticket in play for several weekly drawings bonoloto [f] ES
cylindrical tank with several shallow compartments to purify sugar cane juice by removing the residue clarificadora [f] CU
person who has lost one or several front teeth bocacho [m/f] PA
owner of one or several small farms parvifundista [m/f] MX
with several important differences between them (in a comparison) abismal (inglés) [adj] MXGTHNSVNICRPA
missing one or several teeth (person) chanta [adj] SV
reinforced with several twists of string entisado [adj] CU
tied up for several days without eating (cattle) estrasijado [adj] PRrur.
missing one or several teeth gacho [adj] PA
guarded by several police officers while being moved (prisoner) de conduce [adj] CU
high on several different drugs or a mixture of drugs and alcohol (person) cruzado (inglés) [adj] MXGTSV
missing one or several teeth dijusto [adj] HNSVrarerur.
missing one or several teeth mocho [adj] NI
missing one or several teeth gacho [adj] PA
missing one or several teeth molacho [adj] MX
missing one or several teeth mueco [adj] CO
three-dimensional with several flat faces ochavado [adj] MXGTNIBO
making several women fall in love at the same time pastelero [adj] SV
missing one or several teeth portilludo [adj] HN
missing several teeth xolco [adj] GT
cover a surface with several parallel lines to better define a space achurar [v] CL
join together several people to create chaos and disorder arrochelarse [v] VE
lend several tools to farmers/miners aviar [v] PAARdisusedrur.
hit somebody/something several times aturusar [v] CR
(in pottery) to soak mud or clay for one or several days agriar [v] HN
(in pottery) to soak mud or clay for one or several days podrir [v] HN
work at several low-paying jobs in order to make ends meet busconear [v] PRrur.
have an accident on a motor vehicle that turns over several times campanearse [v] MX
(for a motor vehicle) to turn over several times campanearse [v] MX
combine several heterogeneous elements campechanear [v] MX