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to cut

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
cut to remove the dry and dirty honeycombs marceo [m]
piece of a plow used to cut the land vertically cuchilla [f]
ready to cut segable [adj]
cut the tip of a quill to use to write cortar [v]
cut lambs/sheep tails off to fatten them desrabar [v]
cut lambs/sheep tails off to fatten them desrabotar [v]
cut stubs to the ground resegar [v]
device which is used to cut internal threads machuelo [m]
a device is used to cut grass cortador de pasto [m]
a device is used to cut grass cortador de hierba [m]
a device is used to cut grass cortador de césped [m]
a device is used to cut grass cortapasto [m]
hooked wooden tool to grab cut vegetation or other things garabato [m]
a device is used to cut grass cortacésped [f]
a device is used to cut grass cortahierba [f]
small piece cut out of a melon to try its flavour cala [f]
give a décolleté cut to a woman's dress desgolletar [v]
cut a dress to the figure escotar [v]
cut to pieces tasajear [v]
cut to pieces partir en piezas [v]
cut to pieces cortar en piezas [v]
cut to the quick herir en lo vivo [v]
cut an army to pieces destrozar un ejército [v]
compensation paid to a landowner for timber cut on his property levante [m] CL
group of feathers on the lower part of a rooster's tail which are typically cut prior to entering the bird in a cock fight arco [m] HN
machete used to cut weeds or underbrush charapo [m] VErur.
agave with a growing flowering stock cut in order to stimulate the production of honey water capón [m] MX
fork shaped stick used to hold and remove weeds that are cut with the machete gancho [m] GTHNrur.
person who does not keep their turn in a line and takes advantage of any circumstance to cut ahead colador [m] BO
(in a banana company) person dedicated to transport the bunches of bananas from where they are cut to the packer juntero [m] HN:NNI
payment made to the land owner for the right to cut down trees levante [m] CL
person who selects the easiest to cut coffee bushes when harvesting mulero [m] NI
fighter cock with blue or green legs that uses his spurs to cut a lot, like a crab patijuey [m] PR
cut corn cane to extract its juice rajacho [m] PE:S
lime used to cut cocaine raspado de muralla [m] CL
ceremony in which the godparents cut the child's first lock of hair and offer it to the virgin rutichico [m] BO:SAR:Nwrur.
curved machete with handle used to cut weeds taco [m] GTHN
compensation paid to a landowner for timber cut on his property levante [m] CL
deep cut made in the trunk of a tree before cutting it to force it to fall to that side cama [f] DO
row of cut sugar cane left in the field to dry burra [f] HNrur.
y shaped stick/cane used to move grass and cut branches burra [f] HN:W
tool composed of a very long rod with a piece of iron at one of the ends used to cut the leaves of a banana desbajeradora [f] CR
tool composed of a very long rod with a piece of iron at one of the ends used to cut the leaves of a banana desbajadora [f] CR
tool composed of a very long rod with a piece of iron at one of the ends used to cut the leaves of a banana esbajadora [f] CR
machine used to cut the horns off a cow from the base desmochadora [f] UYrur.
used to cut tobacco leaves cuchilla [f] HNNI
small piece of glass placed on the tail of a kite to cut the string and release it cuchilla [f] CUPR
process to which tobacco leaves are subjected after being cut, that starts in tobacco houses and ends in the factory or plant cura [f] CU
clump of dirt covered in grass and thick grass roots, that is generally cut in a prism shape and used to grow grass champa [f] ECCLAR:NBO:W,C
cut caused to the opponent by a fighter cock's spur espoleadura [f] HN
small machete used to cut sugar cane guámpara [f] CU
green leaf of the upper part of the sugar cane that does not contain sugar, which is cut and left on the ground as fertilizer or to feed cattle cola [f] PR
type of blade, in the form of a cross, used on a kite to cut an opponent's kite cruceta [f] CU
person who does not keep their turn in a line and takes advantage of any circumstance to cut ahead coladora [f] BO
machine used to measure the length and cut the excess of a puro cigar cortadora [f] HNrur.
blade placed on the tail of a kite to cut an opponent's kite laja (portugués) [f] DO
party to celebrate a child's first haircut where guests deposit money for each lock cut landa [f] PE:Nw
person who selects the easiest to cut coffee bushes when harvesting mulera [f] NI
torch to cut metal rana [f] CL
small and wide machete used to cut sugar cane semillera [f] PR
scratch or cut made by a conjurer to transmit a hex sajadura [f] CL:Sw
tree trunk ready to be cut tuca [f] NICRPA
hard wood tool, 30 cm long and 15 cm wide, used to cut and crush tobacco leaves tabla [f] HN
vertical cut in pine trunk bark to extract resin taberna [f] HNrur.
cut or opening on mud walls to let in water clavijera [f] ESlocalrur.
pertaining to cold cut sandwiches completero [adj] CL
cut to fit cortado [adj] disused
cut a bird into pieces to sell despresar [v] SCN
cut someone to the bone asoleársela [v] CR
cut a rooster's comb to prepare it to be a fighting cock descrestar [v] PR
cut some of the highest branches of a tree to allow the sun to shine through descuajar [v] CRrur.
cut some of the highest branches of a tree to allow the sun to shine through descumbrar [v] CRrur.
cut a plant above the graft to stimulate growth despatronar [v] CU
cut a rooster's comb to prepare it to be a fighting cock encrestar [v] PR
cut ties to one's place of origin desenraizar [v] MXHNBOPY
leave some of a fighting cock's feathers half cut and others not cut (due to being in a rush) desmochar [v] PR
cut cuttings to propagate certain plants such as cassava and poppy esquejear [v] PR
cut the tall branches of a tree to allow sunlight through escumbrar [v] CRrur.
cut the tall branches of a tree to allow sunlight through escumbrar [v] PR
cut something, sometimes to damage or destroy it cortajear [v] BO
cut weeds to the ground surface using a machete or sickle corpir [v] PYrur.
prepare to cut firewood leñear [v] PE
cut down trees to clear a path destocar [v] AR:Ne
cut the tobacco stem in sections of two leaves to place in the tobacco drying house mancornar [v] CU
use a stencil to cut out patterns emplantillar [v] PR
cut an angle to flatten it ochavar [v] MXGTNIBO
cut a tree to extract latex picar [v] MX:SeGTECBO:Erur.
cut the least usable trees to facilitate growth for those that can be exploited commercially ralear [v] CUPECL
cut beef to salt it relajar [v] VE
cut fish to salt it relajar [v] VE
cut a feather to make a quill pen tajar [v] rare
handful of grains cut and laid out on the ground to form sheaves nías [f/pl] ESlocal
Idioms
cut someone down to size bajar los humos a alguien [v]
cut down to size comerse a alguien vivo [v]
cut down to reducir a [v]
cut down to recortar a [v]
cut down to size bajarle los humos (a alguien) [v]
cut down to size desairar [v]
cut down to size disminuir la importancia [v]
cut down to size reducir el tamaño [v]
cut off nose to spite face tirar piedras a su propio tejado [v]
cut off nose to spite face castigarse a uno mismo en el intento de castigar a otro [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face castigarse a uno mismo en el intento de castigar a otro [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face escupir al cielo [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face tirar piedras al tejado propio [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face orinar contra el viento [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face escupir contra el viento [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face quemar la colcha para matar las pulgas [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face castigarse a uno mismo [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face arrancar las viñas propias [v]
cut off one's nose to spite one's face hacerse daño a sí mismo al intentar mejorar algo [v]
cut off your nose to spite your face castigarte a ti mismo en el intento de castigar a otro [v]
cut off your nose to spite your face tirar piedras a tu propio tejado [v]
cut one's coat to suit one's cloth ajustar el gasto a los recursos disponibles [v]
cut one's coat according to one's cloth vivir con arreglo a las posibilidades de uno [v]
cut prices to the bone recortar los precios al máximo [v]
cut out to be something estar hecho para ser algo [v]
cut somebody down to size poner a alguien en su lugar [v]
cut someone to ribbons cortar a alguien en pedacitos [v]
cut someone to ribbons criticar severamente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone lesionar emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone lastimar emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone herir la sensibilidad de alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone dañar la sensibilidad de alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone afrentar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone agraviar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone insultar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick dañar la sensibilidad de alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone ofender a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone molestar emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the bone injuriar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick agraviar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick insultar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick herir emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick lesionar emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick lastimar emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick ofender a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick injuriar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick afrentar a alguien [v]
cut someone to the quick molestar emocionalmente a alguien [v]
cut to pieces romper en pedazos [v]
cut to pieces aniquilar [v]
cut to pieces derrotar [v]
cut to ribbons derrotar [v]
cut to ribbons aniquilar [v]
cut to shreds derrotar [v]
cut to shreds aniquilar [v]
cut to the chase ir directamente a resultados [v]
cut to the chase ir directamente al grano [v]
cut to shreds romper en pedazos [v]