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Meanings of "the ground" in Spanish English Dictionary : 1 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Idioms
the ground de espalda al loro [adv] CL

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
fall to the ground caer al suelo [v]
fall to the ground caer a tierra [v]
figure drawn on the ground by witchdoctors cerco [m]
place where animals scratch the ground escarbadero [m]
line of sheaves left on the mown ground gavillero [m]
children's game in which the loser has to pull out a toothpick stuck in the ground using his mouth morreo [m]
pit in the ground for breaking open a beehive potro [m]
bird flying close to the ground ave ratera [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]
kicking the ground pateadura [f]
skimming the ground rastrero [adj]
skimming the ground ratero [adj]
throw oneself to the ground acamarse [v]
roll on the ground acamarse [v]
walk with elbows touching the ground acodillar [v]
lie flat on the ground alastrarse [v]
hit the ground alebrarse [v]
hit the ground alebrestarse [v]
hit the ground alebronarse [v]
sink hooves into the ground apezuñar [v]
plough the ground aricar [v]
be razed to the ground arramblarse [v]
take to the ground aterrar [v]
elevate off the ground coronar [v]
be thin on the ground escasear [v]
be thin on the ground parvificar [v]
be thin on the ground parvificarse [v]
kick the ground patear [v]
put in the ground plantar [v]
skim the ground rastrear [v]
cut stubs to the ground resegar [v]
work oneself into the ground reventarse [v]
grain swept from the ground suelos [m/pl]
device pulled through the ground arado [m]
hole in the ground pozo [m]
part of a melon resting on the ground cama [f]
seep (a place on land or underwater where a liquid or gas oozes out of the ground) fuente [f]
below the ground subterráneo [adj]
knock to the ground derrumbar [v]
move along the ground reptar [v]
move along the ground arrastrarse [v]
move along the ground rampar [v]
move along the ground gatear [v]
prepare ground by digging the soil binar [v]
stay on the ground permanecer en tierra [v]
fall suddenly to the ground sufrir una caída [v]
spit on the ground escupir en el suelo [v]
fall flat to the ground with great force estrellarse de panza [v]
throw yourself to the ground tirarse al suelo [v]
punish a person by stretching him (using four stakes nailed to the ground) estaquear [v]
throw yourself to the ground derribarse [v]
bury in the ground enterrar en el suelo [v]
from the ground up desde cero [adv]
above the surface of the ground sobre la superficie de la tierra [prep]
small flame just above the ground produced by the decomposition of bones luz mala [n] ARUYrur.
a game in which players pretend that the floor is lava and proceed to climb on furniture or other objects to keep their feet off the ground el piso es lava
first ploughing of the ground barbecho [m]
place where boars, wolves, and other animals scratch the ground escarbadero [m]
hole in the ground foso [m]
a clip used by women to prevent their skirts touching the ground paje [m]
vessel sunk in the ground in oil mills pocillo [m]
vessel sunk in the ground to collect oil pozuelo [m]
making holes in the ground ahoyadura [f]
part of a melon touching the ground cama [f]
mark which a thing leaves upon the ground jacilla [f]
ground dug up or hollow left by the rooting or scratching of a pig or other animal freza [f]
pouring wine or oil on the ground libación [f]
turning up the ground sachadura [f]
skimming the ground rastrero [adj]
skimming the ground (birds) ratero [adj]
pit in the ground for breaking open a beehive potro [adj]
skimming the ground (as birds) terrero [adj]
sink the edge of the hoof into the ground apezuñar [v]
fall to the ground aplomarse [v]
level with the ground asolar [v]
touch the ground with knee acodillar [v]
hang down to the ground arrastrar [v]
gather the produce of the ground coger [v]
plough or dig ground for the second time binar [v]
throw oneself on the ground derribarse [v]
try the ground with a staff or stick bordonear [v]
plough the ground the fourth time cuartar [v]
loosen and weed the ground with a hoc escavanar [v]
float in the air near the ground rastrear [v]
skim the ground rastrear [v]
trail along the ground ratear [v]
twist the neck of and hold down on the ground with the horns downwards mancornar [v]
clear the ground rozar [v]
clear the ground sallar [v]
dig the ground zahondar [v]
sink into soft ground (the feet) zahondar [v]
sit on the ground with crossed legs sentarse con las piernas cruzadas [v]
fall to the ground venirse al suelo [v]
dash one's hopes to the ground dejar a uno con un palmo de narices [v]
fall to the ground fracasar [v]
creeping grass that forms bumps on the ground and whose flowers are pink and lilac, and open only in full sun bellalasonce [m] CO
mix ground coffee with powder of other ground grains, especially the pea café mezclado [m] CU
rod placed on the ground and used as support/signal botalón [m] VErur.
type of firework that when lit slithers around on the ground like a snake canchinflín [m] GTHNSV
type of firework that when lit slithers around on the ground like a snake cachinflín [m] SVNIHN
type of firework that when lit slithers around on the ground like a snake cachiflín [m] GTHNSVNICR
a conical hut made with long poles driven into the ground and joined on the upper part, as a pavilion bajareque [m] DO
a leaf of the tobacco plant that grows closer to the ground, usually of a lower quality bajagua [m] MX
a conical hut made with long poles driven into the ground and joined on the upper part, as a pavilion bahareque [m] DOdisused
post sunk into the ground where cattle are tied to be tamed, sheared, healed, or sacrificed cimbradero [m] AR:Nwrur.
crude or rustic cloth used for making sacks or to lay out on the ground chamarro [m] MXSV
hole in the ground chocolongo [m] CUdisused
pair of tree trunks buried into the ground estaconeado [m] HN
wooden stake driven into the ground estantillo [m] MXrur.
placement of stakes in the ground to fence off a plot of land estaqueado [m] PRPE
man in charge of making stakes and nailing them in the ground estaquero [m] NIrur.
placement of stakes in the ground to fence off a plot of land estaqueo [m] NIBO
high and isolated ground in the middle of a plain cantón [m] HNNI
natural irregularity of the ground in the form of a narrow and deep trench canjilón [m] CUDOVE
loud sound made when falling to the ground guatacazo [m] DOCL
barracks punishment that consists in whipping someone while their feet and fingers remain on the ground gandi [m] HN
a cold drink made of ground rice or corn or the pulp of fresh fruits like pineapple or guava, dissolved in water and sweetened with sugar or raw cane sugar cordial de guanábana [m] PRVE
sample taken from the ground sugar after the first grinding (sugar industry) crocher (inglesa) [m] PR
hard and low blow made when someone falls to the ground contrasuelazo [m] PE
hollow in the ground where dead leaves accumulate hoyo muerto [m] HN
bunch of dried pine leaves covering the ground guinumo [m] MX:Wrur.
hole in the ground where sulfurous gases leave from volcanic lands hervidero [m] NI
each of the two lateral poles nailed to the ground that hold the small manual mill in position hijuelo [m] HN
game that consists of putting coins or balls in a small hole made in the ground by throwing them from a distance, whoever gets them into the highest numbered hole wins juego de bolita y hoyo [m] PR
asleep on the ground karapampazo [m] BO:W
children's game that consists of throwing two halves of a runner bean to the ground piloye [m] GT
fall to the ground planazo [m] HNNI
children's game played by picking up small stones from the ground while throwing another one into the air pimpín [m] VE
blow from falling backward and hitting the ground platanazo [m] GTHNSVNIVE
blow from falling backward and hitting the ground platanazo [m] MXrare
game where the first player places a coin on the ground heads or tails and the second player hits that coin with another that should fall either heads or tails as called picapollo [m] HN
person who collects fruit from the ground pepenador [m] SV
falling to the ground pum [m] GTHNNIBOchild
children's game where participants try to introduce marbles in small shallow holes, made in the ground tocolo [m] BO:E
gunpowder craft that explodes when it hits the ground tote [m] CO
figure drawn on the ground by witchdoctors circo [m] disused
device that flattens and levels the cane before it is ground gallego [m] CU
tender and low-rise pine, with branches touching the ground pinato [m] ESlocal
collection of olives from the ground soleo [m] AL
concavity in the form of a horseshoe that is made in the hulls of the horses so that they can be better settle on the ground agarradera [f] ARUY
canopy/arbor of branches sloping to the ground vara en tierra [f] HN
a crack in the ground or any other solid body agrietadura [f] MXCL
hole in the ground to place the seeds calle [f] PAPR
opening where the sugarcane is to be ground in the mill boquilla [f] HN
pair of lateral posts nailed into the ground and used to support a temporary stall burra [f] HNrur.
each of the two lateral poles stuck in the ground to hold up the manual press used in the sugar cane industry cureña [f] HN
ritual consisting of spraying or sprinkling liquor on the ground in homage to mother earth or pachamama chaya [f] CL:NAR:Nw
hole made in the ground to play marbles chócola [f] CRdisused
competition on horseback consisting of beheading a live duck hanging from a rope 3 m from the ground carrera de patos [f] HNrur.
game involving taking turns tossing coins into a small hole in the ground grilla [f] PRrur.