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

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chief of court office where wax candles were stored hujier [m]
chief of court office where wax candles were stored busier [m]
piece where jewels and dresses of an image are stored camarín [m]
set of estates around a house where a colonist cultivates lugar acasarado [m]
part of quill where feathers sprout mástil [m]
set of shelves, drawers or boards where coins and medals are arranged monetario [m]
set of nonsense verses that a composer writes to indicate to the librettist where to place the accent monstruo [m]
area where the trees end of a field patio [m]
part of a horse's back where a packsaddle hangs carona [f]
set of fences where doors and windows fit marcación [f]
condition of a ball game, where the ball is allowed to travel chazas corrientes [f/pl]
seep (a place on land or underwater where a liquid or gas oozes out of the ground) fuente [f]
owner of a house where someone is a guest patrono [m/f]
owner of a house where someone is a guest patronal [adj]
temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated cuarto fambá [n] CU
assembly of a religious order and place where chapter is held definitorio [m]
blackness of the waters where tunny fish abound pretor [m]
part of a window where the light enters lucero [m]
shop where orgeat of chufas is made or sold chufería [f]
top of tree-trunk where branches begin cruz [f]
piece of forest where the wood has been scorched by fire chamicera [f]
relay of horses and place where the change is made parada [f]
mode of playing draughts, where he who loses all his men wins the game ganapierde [m/f]
piece of land in the auriferous basins where sediments and mineral debris are gathered and subsequently collected aventadero [m] PEBO
type of song where singers sit in a circle and respond to questions with verses banquillo [m] CL
location where bets are placed for games of chance such as bolita banco de apuntaciones [m] CU
a marshy area where the moriche palm grows, of the family mauritia flexuosa and bearing edible fruits aguajal [m] PE
place where there are a lot of calabash camazal [m] VE
place where there is a lot of limestone calichero [m] HNSV
box of acrylic, wood or other material from where the roosters come out in the ring to start the fight cajón [m] PR
children's game where a corridor is formed by two rows of people striking the one who tries to cross it callejón oscuro [m] PEBOCL
last year of a government's term where corruption, abusive practices, and of illicit enrichment abound año de hidalgo [m] MX
children's song where each participant mimics the performance of a craft ambo [m] CR
platform of a vehicle/train where passengers embark or disembark andén [m] HNNIPA
children's game where participants play the roles of angel and devil ángel mío [m] BO:E,S
place where excrement of cattle is collected bostero [m] VE
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullarengue [m] CUCO
popular music based on cumbia where women keep the beat with the palm of their hands bullerengue [m] CUCO
a system of collection where waste collectors indicate their readiness by ringing a distinctive bell and possibly shouting campaneo [m] MX
vertical cliff of a mountain where tree trunks are disposed of derrumbadero [m] HN
a small gloomy room, decorated with symbols of life and death, where novices meditate before being initiated cuarto de reflexiones [m] PR
temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated fambá [m] CU
temple where ceremonies of the abakua society, of african origin, are celebrated atrile [m] CU
imaginary place, supposedly frightening and very unpleasant where it is usually sent by word of certain enemies cipote [m] PR
two trapezoid shaped subdivisions in hopscotch at the start of the board and at the end where the player can rest frente de buey [m] HN
place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin atrile [m] CU
place where ceremonies are performed by the abakuá, group of african origin cuarto fambá [m] CU
establishment at the side of the highway where meals and drinks are served to travelers estadero [m] CO
building of several stories connected by a corridor that ascends in spiral, where there are commercial establishments caracol [m] CL
lowest part of a field without drainage where water accumulates when it rains cañadón [m] CU
hollow in the form of wide channel, with high banks, where a small stream of water runs cañadón [m] UY
system or method where a group of people are completely surrounded candado [m] CL
thief of metals or metaliferous stones from the mine where he works cangallero [m] CL:Nrare
owner of a temporary stall set up during popular festivals where food and drink are sold carpero [m] AR:Nw
part of the plant where two or more branches emerge gonce [m] HNCRrur.
vessel made from the trunk of a tree where masato, a fermented corn drink, is prepared cosho [m] PE:Erur.
place where clothes are laid out to dry on the terrace of a residential building colgadero [m] ARUY
plot of land where coirón is abundant coironal [m] CLAR:O
cell block of the state penitentiary where homosexuality is prevalent cotorrito [m] PR
small pouch made of sheep skin where coca leaves are carried hualqui [m] PE
special chapel where the statue of christ is displayed during holy week humilladero [m] CO
part of the tree where the trunk and a moderately thick branch meet at an angle horcón [m] CO:N
(in a banana company) person dedicated to transport the bunches of bananas from where they are cut to the packer juntero [m] HN:NNI
equipment of four chambers where liquid flows from the clarifiers to concentrate later in a vaporization process niupre [m] PR
wide and shallow pit where clay is beaten and aged for the manufacture of bricks and tiles noque [m] EC
game of hoyuelo, where players throw coins or balls into a hole from a distance ñoco (kikongo) [m] PE
part of primitive loom, made of hard smooth wood in the shape of a blade where the thread is loaded ñereo [m] CLdisused
sports competition where two teams of four players try to get a six-handled ball through a hoop pato [m] AR
building of small apartments where several families rent palomar [m] GT
game of poker where whoever stays with the ace of spades, loses pipón [m] PA
informal meal where various portions of food and snacks are served piqueo [m] HNECPEBO
owner of a modest hardware stall on public roads where various items are sold quincallero [m] PR
work system in indigenous communities where the men work for a week in exchange for the right to plant a portion of land pongaje [m] PErur.
work system in indigenous communities where the men work for a week in exchange for the right to plant a portion of land pongueaje [m] BOdisused
zone of a savannah where vegetation is scarce and many holes form due to water evaporation sartenejal [m] VEECBO:E
ancestral custom where a couple live together out of wedlock with permission of parents after a ceremony sirviñaco [m] BOAR:Nw
ancestral custom where a couple live together out of wedlock with permission of parents after a ceremony sirviñacu [m] BOAR:Nw
children's game where participants pass in front of others reciting verses, lightly hitting shoes zapatito de charol [m] ARUY
children's game where each player chooses the name of a bird zopilote [m] HN
container where syrup is boiled for the elaboration of sugar tacho (portugués) [m] GTHNSVNIPACUDOCOBOPY
competition where riders pull the tail of cattle to knock them down in a race toros coleados [m] VE
top part of the sugar cane stalk where the flower blooms virulí [m] PA
place where beggars clean themselves of lice or fleas espulgadero [m] rare
public office where bread was distributed in times of scarcity calahorra [f] outdated
childrens' game where the objective is to toss coins or round objects at a wall with the goal of getting as close to the wall as possible arrimadita [f] ARUY
a chain made up of thin, small scalloped coats, set with gold ribbons, and from where a light cross hangs cadena guachapalí [f] PA
children's game where a corridor is formed by two rows of people striking the one who tries to cross it calle de la amargura [f] GTBO
(in banana cultivation) a facility where the large bunches are brought, and cut into smaller pieces/bunches (called hands), washed with a solution of water and muriatic acid and packed in boxes bacadía [f] HN:N
art of chairs and stools where the buttocks sit asentadera [f] HNNIUY
children's game where participants play the roles of angel and devil cinta [f] PR
area where the fibers of the cabuya are soaked and removed cabuyera [f] ECrur.
low lying part of a plot of land where irrigation water collects culata [f] PErur.
upper triangular part of the roof of a building where the two slopes of the roof rest culata [f] PACUrur.
place where this type of lottery is played chalupa [f] NI
children's game where participants play the roles of angel and devil cinta [f] PR
theft consisting of taking money or a wallet using a knife to slice the place or pocket where victim carries it cirugía [f] MX
party where a lot of chilate is drunk chilatada [f] HN
party where a lot of chilate is drunk chilateada [f] HNSV
lower part of the oven where ash is removed through an iron grate fornalla [f] CUDOPR
factory where a great variety of food stuffs and domestic items are produced factoría (inglés factory) [f] US
place where a group of workers are employed or based faena [f] CL
game where five adolescent girls write their names on pieces of paper and on the back they write marriage, hate, or love, then each chews their piece of paper and throws it at the ceiling, if it sticks the wish will be granted carta rusa [f] BO:E
first page of a notebook or school folder where identifying data of the subject and student are recorded carátula [f] MXNICRECPEBOPYARUY
construction with one or several booths located in the bus terminals from where the routes of the vehicles are controlled garita [f] CO:CECCL
low-priced locations where many of the attendees watch a show galucha [f] CL
amount of tobacco given free, daily to the cigar maker in the factory where he works fuma [f] CUAR
(on a guitar and other stringed musical instruments) piece opposite of the pegs where the strings are tied cola de pato [f] HN
rear of some buses, near the engine, where it is very warm cocina [f] CU
slot in the center of the yoke where the bow is tied coz [f] HNrur.
hole in the base of the plow handle where the shaft of the plow is affixed coz [f] HNrur.
informal meal where there is an abundance of food comelana [f] CUPRVE
informal meal where there is an abundance of food comelata [f] CUPR
children's game where the players throw their tops to try to take the others out of a circle drawn on the ground cocina [f] PE
lower part of a tree where the trunk starts and the roots are comba [f] HN
portion of a street in quito where contraband items from the colombian town of ipiales are sold ipiales [f] EC
part of a hospital where injections are given inyectología [f] ECrare
each of the holes made in a mud oven where the dishes are placed to cook food or boil liquid hornilla [f] EC
office where the superintendents or civil heads of the parishes and municipalities of venezuela are dispatched and attended jefatura [f] VE
large amount of urine where people relieve themselves meadera [f] PE
bar or a club where groups of people meet parada [f] ARUY
children's game where a a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payana [f] AR:NUY
children's game where a player throws one of five stones into the air and tries to pick up the other four before catching it payaya [f] CL
set of new fields where pineapple bushes have just been planted to later bear fruit plantilla [f] HN:N
place where items made of woven palm mats are made or sold petatería [f] MX
owner of a modest hardware stall on public roads where various items are sold quincallera [f] PR
set of outbuildings where working peons live ranchería [f] MXGTNIDOPEBOrur.
set of simple huts on beaches, where people who sell crafts, vegetables and homemade sweets from outside, live during the dry season ranchería [f] PA
small altar at the side of the road where processions stop posa [f] PE
main house of a rural property, where the owner or administrator lives sala [f] SVAR:Nwrur.
part of an animal's neck where it is slaughtered sangradura [f] MX:Serur.
area of a department store where cold cuts are sold salchichonería [f] MX
store where images of saints and religious objects are sold santería [f] CLAR
children's game where you hit objects out of a ring made on the floor trolla [f] AR
children's game where you hit objects out of a circle made on the ground troya [f] CLAR:NUY
ceremony where communities help build the house of friends or relatives, ending with placing a cross on the roof zafacasa [f] PErur.
large expanse of land of the atlantic or pacific coast of costa rica where banana companies have plantations zona [f] CR
meeting where a game of taba is played tabeada [f] BOAR
public barred building where bread was given in time of shortage calahorra [f] disused
person in charge of throwing the rubble or mineral remains into the dump where waste is deposited botarripio [m/f] CL
person in charge of throwing the rubble or mineral remains into the dump where waste is deposited botarripios [m/f] CL
watering outside of permitted hours where water is distributed by the government codero [adj] ESlocal
in a state of irritation/uneasiness caused by a situation where a number of expectations have not been met con la bala pasada [adv] CL
competition where riders pull the tail of cattle to knock them down in a race toros coleados [m/pl] VE
part of chairs and stools where the buttocks sit asentaderas [f/pl] HNNI
version of children's game of hide and seek game where everyone hides, usually in pairs escondidas a la americana [f/pl] CO
party or celebration where a lot of money is spent patronales [f/pl] PA
cliff of the aventine hill in rome where bodies of criminals were thrown gemonías [f/pl] rare
Speaking
the center of the world is where i stand yo soy el centro del mundo
where did battle of gallipoli take place? ¿dónde tuvo lugar la batalla de gallipoli?
where is the rest of the money? ¿dónde está el resto del dinero?