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typical (of)

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
typical of april abrileño [adj]
typical of a brute abrutado [adj]
typical of criollos acriollado [adj]
typical of adam adámico [adj]
typical of adam adánico [adj]
typical of a guard alguacilesco [adj]
typical of a matchmaker celestinesco [adj]
typical of a minor nobility infanzonado [adj]
begin to do things typical of young adults pollear [v]
alcoholic drink typical of galicia queimada [f]
spreadable spicy pork sausage typical of the balearic islands sobrasada [f]
traditional music and dance typical of seville sevillanas [f/pl]
typical plainsman’s suit of linen, light color with breeches and jacket with pockets liquiliquí [m] COVE
typical plainsman’s suit of linen, light color with breeches and jacket with pockets liquiliqui [m] COVE
a type of flattened pasta typical of italy's piedmont region agnoleti [m] AR
a type of flattened pasta typical of italy's piedmont region agneloti [m] CLAR
a type of pasta typical of italy's piedmont region with roast beef and vegetable stuffing agnoloti [m] CLARUY
folk music composition typical of the highland region callahuaya [m] BO
folk dance mixing different popular rhythms (typical of the colombian andes) bunde [m] CO
musical group specialized in playing songs and music typical of the bolivian plains buri [m] BO:E
a typical dance from the region of san juan de maguana, in which a circle of bottles is placed around dancers baile de la botella [m] DO
the music and the singing of a dance with this name, to the rhythm of the charango or guitar, bombo and quena typical of the bolivian andean region bailecito [m] BOAR:Nw
chicha that is less dense and of a lower alcohol content than typical chicha clarito [m] PE
chicha that is less dense and of a lower alcohol content than typical chicha claro [m] PE
typical of the state of lara cucuy [m] VE
behavior and set of values typical of or associated with the upper social class cuiquismo [m] CL
any aspect related to or typical of military officials chafarotismo [m] HNderog.
tanned leather belt, typical of a gaucho outfit, with pockets and adorned with a piece of worked silver cinto [m] PYARUY
term, expression, or phrase typical of guatemalan spanish chapinismo [m] GTHNSVNI
attitude typical of a brown-noser esbirrismo [m] EC
typical dance performed in pairs in a circle moving clockwise to the beat of a band fandango [m] CO
way of being distinctive and typical of an individual or a community estilacho [m] MXGTNICOECPEBOderog.
sentiment or behavior typical of popular art folclorismo [m] DOECBOCL
typical of salvadorans guanaquismo [m] HNSV
activity typical of a coyote, a person who takes care of administrative paperwork, especially those related to traveling without having the necessary paperwork to leave the country coyotaje [m] ECMXHN
activity typical of a coyote, a person who takes care of administrative paperwork, especially those related to traveling without having the necessary paperwork to leave the country coyoteo [m] USMX
activity typical of a coyote, a person who takes care of administrative paperwork, especially those related to traveling without having the necessary paperwork to leave the country coyoterismo [m] EC
love for or attachment to things characteristic or typical of the department of santa cruz de la sierra, bolivia cruceñismo [m] BO
love or attraction to things typical of the city of cochabamba, bolivia cochabambinismo [m] BO
speech, slang, or way of speaking typical of inhabitants of lima limeñismo [m] PE
speech, expressions, or way of speaking typical and peculiar of people from loja, ecuador lojanismo [m] EC
term, expression, or phrase typical of nicaragua nicaraguanismo [m] NI
typical behaviors of those who just turned rich nuevorriquismo [m] CLderog.
typical behaviors of those who just turned rich nuevorriquismo [m] VEderog.
barley or other typical fermented cereals of the mapuche culture mudai [m] CL
barley or other typical fermented cereals of the mapuche culture muday [m] CL
term, expression, or phrase typical of nicaragua nicarahuanismo [m] NIrare
saying or mannerism typical of those from la paz paceñismo [m] BO
phrase typical of quito quiteñismo [m] EC
drink made of rice, cacao, yucca husk, and sugar, typical of tlacotalpan, veracruz popo [m] MX:Se
behavior typical of a young rap fan reparterismo [m] CU
oven roasted lamb's head typical of oruro rostro asado [m] BO:W
masked man who participates in the typical dance of cacaopera tapojiado [m] SV
attachment to things typical of the tarija department, bolivia tarijeñismo [m] BO
action typical of salvadorans guanaquismo [m] SV
word typical of salvadoran spanish guanaquismo [m] SV
attitude or behavior typical of an adeco (supporter of the democratic action party) adecada [f] VE
typical marimba music of the black communities in the northwestern province of ecuador, with dancing agua corta, [f] EC:Nw
man disguised as a woman on a donkey as part of the typical carnival entertainment in venezuela burriquita [f] Ve:C,E
column head typical of prehispanic architecture cabeza clava [f] PE
musical composition typical of the andean region, with an energetic rhythm, generally interpreted on a guitar cueca [f] BOCLARUY
saying or action typical of a person of the upper social class or who pretends to be of the upper social class cuiquería [f] CL
affected behavior typical of a cowardly or homosexual man cundanguería [f] CUdisused
behavior or action typical of a happy or mischievous person cundería [f] PE
action or incident typical of military official chafarotada [f] HNderog.
childish act, or typical of a child cipotada [f] HNSV
saying or action typical of guatemalans chapinada [f] MXderog.
sayings or behavior typical of hondurans catrachada [f] HNNI
typical carnival characters from some areas of the island of hispaniola cachúa [f] DO
part of a disguise, typical in the carnival of the municipality of la vega, which covers the head and falls down the back galacha [f] DO
saying or action typical of salvadorans guanacada [f] HNSV
saying or action typical of salvadorans guanaquencia [f] SV
saying or act typical of an aggressive person guapetonería [f] CU
act or saying typical of someone from the us grenchada [f] HNderog.
act or saying typical of someone from the us gringada [f] MXGTHNNICRDOPRECPEBOderog.
act or saying typical of someone from the us gringada [f] CL
behavior or way of speaking typical of someone from the us gringada [f] CRDOPRVE
act or saying typical of someone from the us gringuería [f] CLrare
attitude typical of someone who is very close to another person guindazón [f] CR
action typical of a rude person leperada [f] CRrare
action typical of a rude person leperada [f] MXGTHNSVNI
character typical and peculiar of people from loja, ecuador lojanidad [f] EC
shawl or mantel of fine cotton typical of chola dress macana [f] ECBO
saying or action typical of a thug matonada [f] CRBO
saying or action typical of a thug matonada [f] PErare
saying or action typical of a thug matonería [f] PEBOARUY
saying or action typical of black people negrada [f] CUderog.
saying or act typical of a country person montañerada [f] COderog.
set of characteristics typical of puerto ricans puertorriqueñidad [f] PR
saying or action typical of residents of buenos aires porteñada [f] ARderog.
typical clothing of people who live in the country remúa [f] DOdisused
behavior or saying typical of gay men rosquetería [f] PE
thing typical of the elderly viejada [f] SV
action typical of a guatemalan chapinada [f] GTHNSVNI
typical of salvadorans guanacada [f] SVderog.
someone of the upper social class or with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [m/f] CL
with manners typical of the upper social class cuiqueli [adj] CL
typical of the filin musical movement filin (inglés feeling) [adj] CU
typical of the filin musical movement (musical style) filinesco [adj] CU
typical of a gay man (clothing) fleto [adj] CLderog.
typical of a homosexual man (clothing) fleto [adj] CLderog.
speaking in the manner typical of cantinflas cantinflesco [adj] MXHNSVNICRCUDOPEAR
speaking in the manner typical of cantinflas cantinflesco [adj] CLderog.
speaking in the manner typical of cantinflas cantinfleado [adj] VE
typical of puerto rico criollo [adj] PR
typical of someone who tries to follow the upper class style (object, habit, or place) concheto [adj] ARUYteen
typical of the wealthy class jailaif (inglés high life) [adj] BO
typical of the wealthy class jailaif (inglés high life) [adj] PErare
typical of a fight mochero [adj] CL
typical of deceit asechoso [adj] disused
typical of traps asechoso [adj] disused
acquire the customs, lifestyle, or expressions typical of guatemalans chapinizarse [v] GTHNSVNI
carnival characters typical of some parts of la española island that wear colorful coveralls, bat wings, and carts with antlers cachuas [m/pl] DO
rawhide chaps and other articles of clothing typical worn by creoles cueros [m/pl] AR:Nw
wooden boards supporting the roof beams of typical dominican houses cargaderas [f/pl] DO
Idioms
typical of foreign lands de tierra afuera [adj] BO
with the behavior and habits typical of a venezuelan más venezolano que la arepa [adj] VE
with the behavior and habits typical of a venezuelan más venezolano que la reina pepeada [adj] VE
Phrases
that’s typical of you ¡exactamente lo que esperaba de ti!
that’s typical of you ¡lo has hecho de nuevo!
that’s typical of you ¡no es de extrañar de usted!
Colloquial
quantity of alcohol that exceeds a typical serving farol [m] UY
attitude or activity typical of someone who reveals secrets or spreads rumors hociconeo [m] CLderog.
set of norms, rules, or behaviors typical of a person or group librito [m] PADO
behavior typical of an opportunistic person lagarteo [m] CO:C
activity typical of a coyote coyotaje [m] MX
activity typical of a coyote coyoteo [m] MX
action typical of a homosexual person cuecada [f] PA
behavior or way of speaking typical of someone from the us gringada [f] COderog.
behavior or way of speaking typical of someone from the us or a non-spanish foreigner, especially an italian gringada [f] ARUY
saying of action typical of an unintelligent person corotada [f] BOAR:Nw
saying of action typical of an unintelligent person corotudez [f] BOAR:Nw
attitude typical of a child güilada [f] CR
behavior typical of a highly mannered homosexual man jotería [f] MX
behavior typical of an opportunistic person lagartada [f] CO:C
behavior typical of an opportunistic person lagarteada [f] COderog.
behavior typical of an opportunistic person lagartería [f] COderog.
activity typical of a coyote coyotería [f] MX
action or saying typical of someone from the us gringada [f] HNNI
action or saying typical of united states gringada [f] HNNI
typical of a troublemaker or agitator compadrito [adj] ARUY
typical of a troublemaker or agitator compadrón [adj] ARUY
pertaining to people with high class tastes or typical of them petitero [adj] BOPYARderog.
pertaining to people with high class tastes or typical of them petitero [adj] UYderog.
typical of people who drink low quality alcohol tirillero [adj] BO:W
typical of a fool del género tonto [adj] ES
typical of a fool del género bobo [adj] ES
Slang
attitude or behavior typical of homosexual or effeminate men culiolada [f] CR
Business
typical rate of return tasa típica de rendimiento
Gastronomy
typical meal of the coast of ecuador made with rice arroz tapao [m] EC