throat - İspanyolca İngilizce Sözlük

throat

Play ENESENus
Play ENESENuk
Play ENESENau

Meanings of "throat" in Spanish English Dictionary : 56 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
throat cuello [m]
General
throat tragadero [m]
throat gañote [m]
throat gollete [m]
throat gorja [f]
throat tragaderas [f/pl]
throat gañil [m]
throat gollete [m]
throat cuello [m]
throat degolladura [f]
throat garganta [f]
throat gola [f]
throat gorja [f]
throat orificio [m]
throat gaznate [m]
throat degolladero [m]
throat tráquea [f]
throat gola [f]
throat boca de chimenea [f]
throat galillo viejo [m] PR
throat toncori [m] PErur.
throat toncorí [m] AR:Nwrur.
throat gajuerro [m] AL
throat gajorro [m] AL
throat guarisnaque [m] CL
throat hebrero [m] disused
throat cogote [m] GTNI
throat gorgomillera [f] disused
Colloquial
throat galillo [m]
throat gañón [m]
throat pasapán [m]
throat pasapán [m]
throat guargüero [m] CU
throat toncori [m] BO
throat guargüero [m] ECBOrur.
Engineering
throat tragante [m]
throat cuello [m]
throat entrada [f]
throat angostura [f]
throat angostura [f]
Astronomy
throat garganta [f]
Medicine
throat garganta [f]
Construction
throat paso [m]
throat garganta [f]
throat garganta [f]
throat entrada [f]
Mechanics
throat gollete [m]
throat cuello de cisne [m]
Aeronautics
throat boca de entrada
Nautical
throat cuello (de cuerva) [m]
throat diamante (de una áncora) [m]
throat quijada [f]
Energy
throat estrangulamiento [m]
Firearms
throat garganta de la recámara
Ceramic
throat garganta [f]
Production
throat tragante [m]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
clear one's throat aclararse la voz [v]
throat punch acogotamiento [m]
clearing of the throat carraspeo [m]
person who suffers from chronic sore throat carrasposo [m]
throat cutting degollamiento [m]
throat cutting degüello [m]
lump in one's throat nudo en la garganta [m]
sore throat carraspera [f]
clearing of the throat carraspera [f]
throat cutting degollación [f]
plow throat garganta [f]
suffering from chronic sore throat carrasposo [adj]
throat cutting degollador [adj]
grab by the throat acogotar [v]
punch in the throat acogotar [v]
throat-punch acogotar [v]
throat punch acocotar [v]
throat punch acogotar [v]
clear one's throat carraspear [v]
have a frog in one’s throat carraspear [v]
cut the throat degollar [v]
put into the throat engargantar [v]
clear one's throat mondar [v]
cut someone's throat yugular [v]
slit someone's throat yugular [v]
morbid throat swelling güérmeces [m/pl]
horse illness affecting the legs, neck, and throat agujas [f/pl]
throat microphone laringófono [m]
a frog in the throat carraspeo [m]
cutting of the throat degollamiento [m]
throat of chimney cintura [f]
sore throat faringitis [f]
a frog in the throat ronquera [f]
ear nose and throat specialist otorrinolaringóloga [f]
cut-throat razor navaja de afeitar [f]
person who suffers from chronic sore throat carrasposa [f]
pertaining to the neck or throat yugular [adj]
hawk (to clear the throat of) carraspear [v]
cut the throat of degollar [v]
cut someone's throat yugular [v]
slit the throat degollar [v]
have a sore throat tener dolor de garganta [v]
have a sore throat tener un dolor de garganta [v]
have a sore throat tener la garganta irritada [v]
cut someone's throat cortar el cuello a alguien [v]
cut the throat of a person or animal degollar [v]
deep throat garganta profunda
sore throat dolor de garganta
lump in one's throat nudo en la garganta
throat-band ahogadero [m]
blow on the throat gaznatón [m]
upper part of the throat gollete [m]
morbid swelling in the throat of birds of prey güérmeces [m]
blow with the fist on the throat metido [m]
external throat papo [m]
cutting of the throat degolladura [f]
frog in one's throat carraspera [f]
frog in the throat carraspera [f]
liquid or blood ejected violently from the throat gargantada [f]
swallowing or forcing down the throat tragantona [f]
suffering from chronic hoarseness or sore throat carrasposo [adj]
stick in the throat atragantarse [v]
free a person or animal clutched by the throat desengañilar [v]
clear the throat destoserse [v]
clear one's throat esgarrar [v]
put anything into the throat engargantar [v]
distemper of horses, affecting the legs, neck and throat agujas [f/pl]
cut-throat asesino [m]
cut-throat sacamantecas [m]
cut-throat bribón [m]
cut-throat rufián [m]
sore throat mal de garganta [m]
scratchy throat carraspera [f]
a frog in the throat carraspera [f]
cut-throat bribona [f]
take by the throat andar al pescuezo [v]
clear the throat aclarar la voz [v]
seize by the throat agarrar por la garganta [v]
seize by the throat andar al pescuezo [v]
to take by the throat agarrar por la garganta [v]
throat halyards drizas del foque mayor [f/pl]
blow by a rooster as it rams into the throat of its rival cielazo [m] CU
cough and clear one's throat garraspeo [m] GTSVNIDOECPErare
person's throat guarisnaque [m] CL
application of a liquid with a piece of cloth on the palate or in the throat, for healing purposes hisopeado [m] BOdisused
slitting of an animal's throat despescuezamiento [m] HN
frog-in-the-throat soco [m] GT
sore throat taco [m] PR
lump in the throat torozón [m] NI
sore throat soco [m] GT
sore throat garrapela [f] DO
cough and clear one's throat garraspera [f] ECrare
cough and clear one's throat garraspera [f] MXGTHNSVNIPACUDOVEPEPY
sore throat due to post-nasal drip ligosera [f] SV
throat cutting degüella [f] disused
liquid or blood ejected violently from the throat gargantada [f] disused
having a tendency to clear one's throat carraspiento [adj] PE
with a sore throat socoso [adj] SV
feel suffocated as a result of having one's throat blocked with something atorazarse [v] HN
feel suffocated as a result of having one's throat blocked with something atorozarse [v] CR
choke one's throat with something (particularly with food) atorsonarse [v] HNSV
choke one's throat with something (particularly with food) atorzonarse [v] SV
have one's throat blocked with something atrabancarse [v] DO
choke on something stuck in the throat añusgarse [v] HNDO
slit someone's throat desgañotar [v] MX:Se
slit someone's throat esgañotar [v] PR
slit someone's throat esgargantar [v] PR
cough and clear one's throat garraspear [v] GTSVNIDOECPErare
apply liquid with a piece of cloth on the palate or in the throat, for healing purposes hisopear [v] PEdisused
have a lump in one's throat koltar [v] BO
clear a fighter cock's throat after a fight using a feather desvasar [v] PR
slit someone's throat desyugular [v] HN
grab by the throat acachorrar [v] disused
punch in the throat acachorrar [v] disused
throat-punch acachorrar [v] disused
clench ones throat agañotar [v] ESlocal
cut someone's throat capolar [v] ESlocalderog.
slit someone's throat capolar [v] ESlocalderog.
throat punch descogotar [v] disused
suffering from chronic hoarseness or sore throat carrasposa [adj/f]
Idioms
get a frog in one's throat tener una carraspera [v]
jump down someone's throat dar una jabonadura a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat cantar las cuarenta a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat cardarle la lana a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat echar el broncazo a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat cagar a pedos a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat cantar la cartilla a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat leer la cartilla a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat poner a alguien de vuelta y media [v]
jump down someone's throat dar un meneo a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat dar una soba a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat soltar una andanada a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat soltar la andanada a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat dar un jabón a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat echar un rapapolvo a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat jabonar a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat echar la gran bronca a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat dar un palo a alguien [v]
jump down someone's throat machacarle a alguien las liendres [v]
jump down someone's throat cascarle a alguien las liendres [v]
cut one's own throat cavar su propia tumba [v]
cut one's own throat arruinarse a sí mismo [v]
take something by the throat llevar a cabo algo resueltamente [v]
take something by the throat luchar por algo con determinación [v]
cut one's own throat cortarse la garganta [v]
cut one's own throat suicidarse [v]
clear one's throat aclarar la garganta [v]
jump down someone's throat cantarle a alguien las cuarenta [v]
cut one's own throat cavar la propia tumba [v]
force someone or something down someone's throat obligar a alguien a tragar algo [v]