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Meanings of "wool" in Spanish English Dictionary : 19 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
wool lana [f]
General
wool lanar [adj]
wool lanero [adj]
wool paño [m]
wool sayal [m]
wool lana [f]
wool lanar [adj]
wool lanero [adj]
wool lanudo [adj]
wool sayalesco [adj]
wool peladillos [m/pl]
wool paño [m]
wool peladillos [m/pl]
wool pasa [f]
wool lanera [adj/f]
Engineering
wool lana [f]
wool de lana
Medicine
wool lana [f]
Railway
wool la lana

Meanings of "wool" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
merino wool merino [m]
knitting wool lana [f]
wool-bearing lanar [adj]
wool sorting room apartadero [m]
wool separator apartador [m]
person in charge of shaking wool with a bow and two strings arqueador [m]
wool coat barragán (árabe) [m]
man working in a wool shop batanero [m]
lump of wool bodoque [m]
cashmere wool cachemir [m]
a thin wool fabric calamaco [m]
cashmere wool casimir [m]
wool fabric resembling beaver fur castor [m]
cheviot wool chevió [m]
scotch wool cheviot [m]
rag made of cheviot wool cheviot [m]
tuft of hemp, wool, linen, cotton copo [m]
thin wool fabric with luster cristal [m]
removing burls from wool/cloth desmote [m]
male wool carder diablero [m]
wool-soaker echapellas [m]
giving the last combing to wool emprimado [m]
silk wool blend fabric fililí [m]
ball of wool gorullo [m]
wool-bearing animal lanar [m]
wool dealer lanero [m]
wool warehouse lanero [m]
segovia wool cloth limiste [m]
merino wool merino [m]
natural wool colored cloth paño buriel [m]
ball of wool pegujón [m]
ball of wool pegullón [m]
handful of wool/hair pelluzgón [m]
type of wool perpetúan [m]
long-staple wool pie [m]
wool tassels placed on the heads of livestock quitaipón [m]
wool tassels placed on the heads of livestock quitapón [m]
wool card rastrillo [m]
wool twill rusel [m]
coarse wool sayal [m]
wool weaver sayalero [m]
thin wool sayalete [m]
wool carding traite [m]
wool collector vedijero [m]
bunch of wool vellón [m]
male wool collector vellonero [m]
broadcloth of undyed wool vellorí [m]
broadcloth of undyed wool vellorín [m]
broadcloth of undyed wool villorín [m]
wool tax almocatracía [f]
alpaca wool alpaca (aimara) [f]
alpaca wool cloth alpaca (aimara) [f]
angora wool angora [f]
wool separator apartadora [f]
wool cloak bernia [f]
rough wool borra [f]
cashmere wool cachemira [f]
croup wool caída [f]
portion of wool cardada [f]
wool card cardencha [f]
wool carding workshop cardería [f]
vicuna wool carmelina [f]
cashmere wool casimira [f]
thin wool fabric used in argentina for linings casineta (francés) [f]
type of wool fabric castorina [f]
wool shop colchonería [f]
wool tunic cuzma [f]
female wool carder diablera [f]
place where wool is compressed estiba [f]
silk wool blend fabric filoseda [f]
silk wool blend weave filoseda [f]
wool cloak frisa [f]
wool fabric fusta [f]
irish wool and cotton fabric irlanda [f]
stain on wool cloth from natural oils absorbed before carding and spinning juarda [f]
wool thread lana [f]
wool fabric lana [f]
wool dress lana [f]
pure wool lana en barro [f]
wool shop lanería [f]
wool yolk lanolina [f]
wool wax lanolina [f]
wool grease lanolina [f]
colorful wool fabric lila [f]
fine wool or silk fabric lilaila [f]
wool cloth from london londrina [f]
wool warehouse lonja [f]
cop (wool on a spindle) majorca [f]
cards (wool) mano [f]
wool-comber's trade pelairía [f]
carding (wool) percha [f]
woman-carder of wool repasadora [f]
wool weaving sayalería [f]
serafina wool serafina [f]
fine wool telilla [f]
bunch of wool vedija [f]
female wool collector vellonera [f]
vicuña wool vicuña [f]
vicuña wool weave vicuña [f]
fine wool viyela [f]
wool-dresser pelaire [m/f]
removing fluff or knots from woven wool desborrador [adj]
covered in wool enlanado [adj]
wool-bearing lanar [adj]
coarse wool sayalesco [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool terco [adj]
separate wool apartar [v]
sort wool apartar [v]
shake wool arcar [v]
grease wool conrear (catalán) [v]
draw out wool correar [v]
remove fat from wool to put in the fulling mill desbruar [v]
remove burls from wool/cloth desmotar [v]
clean wool/cloth of grease desmugrar [v]
card wool a second time emborrar [v]
give the first combing to wool emborrizar [v]
give the last combing to wool emprimar [v]
place wool on the distaff enrocar [v]
card wool perchar [v]
handle with wool retinar [v]
yearling wool añinos [m/pl]
combing wool entrepeines [m/pl]
a ball of wool un ovillo de lana [m]
steel wool estropajo de acero [m]
cloth which is made of matted fibres of wool fieltro [m]
yarn made from wool estambre [m]
cotton wool algodón [m]
sheepskin stripped of wool pelada [f]
rough wool borra [f]
cotton wool guata [f]
fleece (the coat of wool of a sheep or similar animal) piel [f]
a fabric of irish wool irlanda [f]
poncho made of wool or canvas manta [f]
cotton wool ball bolita de algodón [f]
factory worker who removes fluff or knots from woven wool desborradora [f]
wool dealer lanera [f]
wool weaver sayalera [f]
wool collector vedijera [f]
made of wool lanoso [adj]
all-wool lana 100% [adj]
all-wool todo de lana [adj]
comb out (wool) batir [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes dar a alguien gato por liebre [v]
card wool cardar la lana [v]
comb wool cardar la lana [v]
pull the wool dársela a alguien [v]
put cotton wool in algodonar [v]
abb wool lana para la urdimbre
glass wool lana de vidrio
sorting-room (for wool) apartadero [m]
wool-sorter apartador [m]
wool-beater arcador [m]
wool-beater arqueador [m]
person who takes knots from cloth or wool desmotador [m]
instrument for cleaning wool of grease desmugrador [m]
large fleece of wool copazo [m]
lump of pressed wool bodoque [m]
thickness (silk/wool/cotton) cuerpo [m]
lump of pressed wool or other matter burujo [m]
wool-soaker echapellas [m]
knot of wool in cloths gurullón [m]
comb for wool escarmenador [m]
last combing of wool emprimado [m]
clothes of linen or hemp as distinguished from wool/cool hilo [m]
fine cloth woven of silk and wool filelí [m]
ball (wool) gorullo [m]
wool shorn from cloth flojel [m]
pellet/ball of wool/hair pegujón [m]
wool-card peine [m]
nature and quality of hair and wool pelaje [m]
wool-dresser pelaire [m]
warehouse for wool lanero [m]
dealer in wool lanero [m]
handful of hair/wool pelluzgón [m]
cloth of segovia wool limiste [m]
broadcloth of undyed wool villorín [m]
wool-down tamo [m]
place for drying wool tendalero [m]
wool of one sheep vellón [m]
lock of wool vellón [m]
broadcloth of the colour of natural wool vellorí [m]
comb for wool carmenador [m]
place for drying wool tenderero [m]
ball (wool) ovillo [m]
broadcloth of the colour of natural wool vellorín [m]
wool tuft albardilla [f]
contract of sale (in wool trade) atención (entre ganaderos) [f]
alpaca wool alpaca [f]
portion of wool carded at one operation cardada [f]
combing (wool) cardadura [f]
large iron comb or card (for wool) carducha [f]
second quality vicunia wool carmelina [f]
teasing (wool/silk) carmenadura [f]
coarsest part of wool borra [f]
shear-wool curesca [f]
silk/wool cloth buratina [f]
art of spinning (wool/cotton/silk) hilatura [f]
cloth made of silk and wool or silk and cotton filoseda [f]
place where wool is compressed estiba [f]
wool-comber's trade pelairía [f]
wool shop lanería [f]
wool plant lanería [f]
woman-carder of wool repasadora [f]
shorn wool belonging to one owner pila [f]
store-room for wool lonja [f]
quantity of wool or cotton wound on the distaff rocada [f]
cutting of hair/wool tonsura [f]
wool-gathering volatería [f]
tangled lock of wool vedija [f]
small lock of wool vedijuda [f]
dealer in wool lanera [f]
person who takes knots from cloth or wool desmotadora [f]
of dark red wool aburelado [adj]
relating to sheep with coarse wool churro [adj]
spongy (as ground/wool) hueco [adj]
covered/supplied with wool enlanado [adj]
beat wool arcar [v]
stuff with locks of wool, tow atiborrar [v]
beat wool arquear [v]
grease wool conrear [v]
clean wool/cloth of grease desmugrar [v]
draw out wool correar [v]
prepare wool for use correar [v]
remove oil and grease (from wool) desaceitar [v]
comb wool cardar [v]
comb wool carduzar [v]
unravel wool/silk carmenar [v]
mix inferior and superior wool conchabar [v]
card wool a second time emborrar [v]
give the first combing to wool emborrizar [v]
comb wool/silk escarmenar [v]
comb wool escarmenar [v]
give the last combing to wool emprimar [v]
wind silk, wool or linen on spools or bobbins encanillar [v]
oil wool that is to be carded enconrear [v]
compress wool estibar [v]
place flax/wool on the distaff enrocar [v]
comb wool peinar [v]
clean dyed wool for carding repasar [v]
cut off hair/wool tonsurar [v]
card (wool) cardar [v]
comb wool carmenar lana [v]
card (wool) carduzar [v]
lamb's wool añinos [m/pl]
comb-wool entrepeines [m/pl]
cotton-wool algodón en rama [m]
wool-comber cardador [m]
wool-winder vellonero [m]
cotton-wool guata [f]
lamb's-wool lana de cordero [f]
all wool pura lana [f]
fleece wool lana de vellón [f]
wool-combing cardadura [f]
pull the wool over someone's eyes embaucar [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes entruchar [v]
all wool todo de lana [adv]
abb-wool lana en borra
home-made wool cloth cambrón [m] CO
wool-comber peraile [m] disused
kind of poncho made of coarse wool puyo [m] AR
bunch of silk/wool/oakum hanging from the distaff pabilón [m] disused
dark colour used to dye wool macano [m] CL
wool-gatherer visionario [m] fig.
wool-gathering ensimismamiento [m] fig.
a multicolored woolen cloth made from sheep wool, worn as a jacket, bag, clothing or ornament aguayo [m] BO
store where rustic wool products are sold batán [m] CO:C rare rur.
portion of wool ready to be spun cadejo [m] AR
sheep's wool thread caitu [m] PE BO:W,C
sheep's wool thread caito [m] PE BO rur.
person responsible for collecting the wool after shearing alzador [m] AR UY
jacket with lamb's wool lining borrego [m] MX
bag made of llama alpaca or sheep wool used to carry medicinal herbs capacho [m] BO
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally made of wool with tassels on the ends, that is worn over the shoulders and back as an overcoat charlón [m] CL
type of thick shawl that is longer than it is wide, generally of wool, with fringe on the ends, worn on the shoulders and back as an overcoat chalón [m] CL
cloak of fine wool with many colored ribbons, used by farmers chamanto [m] CL AR:S,W
colorful wool hat with ear flaps chullo [m] EC rare
colorful wool hat with ear flaps chullo [m] PE BO
colorful wool hat with ear flaps chulo [m] BO AR
two meter long, thick, colorful wool sash to secure one's pants, cushma, or the anaco at the waist chumbi [m] EC
small piece of brushed cotton or wool capullo [m] HN SV NI
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuil [m] MX
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuey [m] MX rare
thick wool cloth chusi [m] PE
colorful wool winter hat with ear flaps chuyo [m] PE
laborer in charge of collecting wool fleeces after shearing envellonador [m] AR rur.
high-quality wool for making men's suits casimir [m] EC
synthetic wool string cashmilon [m] AR
inexpensive, low-quality wool fabric casinete [m] EC disused
inexpensive, low-quality wool fabric casinete [m] PE
steel wool guaype (inglés wiper) [m] GT EC
artisanal wool cordellate [m] PE
very light vegetable wool obtained from the seed of the kapok tree kapok (inglés kapoc) [m] US PR rare
establishment and installation where wool is washed and prepared for sale lanificio [m] PE BO
wool hat llucho [m] BO
wool hat lluchu [m] BO
pasty substance extracted from the female cochineal reduced to powder and used as a red dye for silk, wool, and other materials nocheztli [m] MX rur.
wool hat ovejón [m] PE rur.
thick wool weave for carpets pellón [m] GT
rustic wool poncho poncho pullo [m] AR:Nw
rustic wool poncho poncho puyo [m] AR:Nw
thick wool blanket pullo [m] PE BO AR:Nw rur.
llama or sheep wool poncho pullo [m] AR:Nw
llama or sheep wool poncho puyo [m] AR:Nw
thick wool blanket puyo [m] AR:Nw rur.
light wool and polyester fabric used to make mid-summer clothes tropical [m] PY AR UY
wool woven hat with earflaps, with multicolored drawings, used for the cold in the andean regions tucumán [m] PE
cleaning with steel wool virutillado [m] BO CL
thick wool blanket sobrepelo [m] BO:S,E rur.
wool hat sombrero ovejón [m] AR:Nw
wool hat sombrero ovejuno [m] AR:Nw
wool sweater sweater (inglés) [m] US HN PR EC BO CL
wool shop batán [m] CO AL
wool goods shop batán [m] CO AL
wool goods batán [m] CO AL
sheep's wool coat borrego [m] MX
wool tax borro [m] rare
type of wool fabric cambrón [m] CO
piece of paper formed like a cone, and wrapped around the flux or wool on a distaff cartapel [m] ES local
cheap, low-quality wool fabric casinete [m] EC PE
large bunch of wool cerrevedijón [m] disused
wool blanket worn around the waist as a petticoat enredo [m] MX
wool hat llucho [m] BO
bunch of silk/wool/oakum hanging from the distaff pabilón [m] disused
wool comber peraile [m] disused
wool yolk sebillo [m] disused
wool wax sebillo [m] disused
wool grease sebillo [m] disused
wool belt trarigüe (mapuche) [m] CL rare
wool sash trarigüe (mapuche) [m] CL rare
wool-gatherer visionaria [f] fig.
thick and very soft wool fabric bayeta de castilla [f] EC PE
a woven headscarf made in a domestic loom with sheep's wool baita [f] AR:N
a wool fabric used as a diaper baitilla [f] CL rare rur.
a wool fabric used as a diaper bayeta [f] BO
a rectangular blanket, about 1m long, generally of rustic and heavy wool, placed directly over the back of the mount bajera [f] VE UY AR rur.
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CU DO disused
a type of shirt made from a wide and coarse wool or vegetable fiber cloth cusma [f] CO
scarf, long and narrow article of clothing, generally of wool or silk, that is wrapped around the neck and mouth chalina [f] CU PE BO AR UY
leather or wool strip, which replaces the strap of a tack cinchana [f] AR:Nw
square article of clothing, generally of cotton or wool, with a central opening for the head chamarra [f] VE:W
thick wool cloak chamarra [f] GT NI
worsted wool jacket for a baby chambrita [f] MX GT BO CL rare
wool blanket chiva [f] GT HN SV
canvas or thin fabric, ready to be embroidered with silk or colored wool esterilla [f] CL
steel wool esponja de acero [f] EC PY AR UY
thin transparent fabric, ready to embroider with dyed silk or wool canevá (francés) [f] MX
thin transparent fabric, ready to embroider with dyed silk or wool caneva (francés) [f] CU disused
thick wool blanket made in the andes or in the quibor region cobija burrera [f] VE
thick wool blanket made in the andes or in the quibor region burrera [f] VE:W
wool cap with earmuffs coipa [f] CL
wool poncho cobija [f] VE
strip of wool güincha [f] PE BO CL
wool or cotton ribbon huincha [f] PE CL AR:Nw
wool or cotton ribbon güincha [f] PE BO CL
thick wool fabric jerga [f] GT
art or technique of making canvases with wool woven into them lanigrafía [f] CL
big wool cover manga [f] GT HN:W SV NI
rectangular shawl of colored wool, used to carry children and as part of women's clothing llijlla [f] BO:C
fabric made of colorful wool used to make shawls, vests, bags, as decoration, and for clothing llijlla [f] BO:W,C
thick wool shawl pullocata [f] PE rare
alpaca or vicuña wool scarf symbolizing position yacolla [f] BO
iron wool virulana (de virulana®) [f] BO PY AR UY
iron wool virutilla [f] BO CL
wire wool virulana (de virulana®) [f] BO PY AR UY
wire wool virutilla [f] BO CL
wool of thevicuña vicuña [f] PE BO CL
steel wool virulana (de virulana®) [f] BO PY AR UY
steel wool virutilla [f] BO CL
thick tight wool on the back albardilla [f] rare
shake wool arca [f] disused
worsted wool jacket for a baby chambrita [f] MX
wool cloak frisa [f] ES local
wool or feather mattress molsa [f] disused
wool blanket sabanilla [f] CL
steel wool virutilla [f] CL
applied to a kind of sheep with thick and heavy wool liguano [adj] CL
dyed-in-the-wool atestado [adj] rare
made of wool, coarse and short puyo [adj] AR
become compacted (fabric/wool clothing) abatanarse [v] BO AR
spin wool thread mismir [v] AR:Nw rur.
fill with cotton or wool retobar [v] BO:W
clean and untangle wool tizar [v] AR:Nw
shake wool with a bow and two strings arquear [v] disused
treat wool with copperas enaciyar [v] disused
product obtained from livestock production, such as wool and leather frutos del país [m/pl] AR UY
of dark red wool aburelada [adj/f]
covered/supplied with wool enlanada [adj/f]
applied to a kind of sheep with thick and heavy wool liguana [adj/f] CL
relating to sheep with coarse wool churra [adj/f]
spongy (as ground/wool) hueca [adj/f]
Idioms
all wool and a yard wide confiable [adj]
dyed in the wool acérrimo [adj]
dyed in the wool genuino [adj]
dyed in the wool recalcitrante [adj]
dyed in the wool fanático [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool contumaz [adj]
dyed-in the wool obstinado [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool acérrimo [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool pertinaz [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool terco [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool genuino [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool del núcleo duro [adj]
dyed in the wool (alguien) con prejuicios [adj]
dyed-in-the-wool de piñón fijo [adj]
pull the wool over someone's eyes pegar un parche [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes dar gato por liebre [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes engañar a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes burlar a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes embaucar a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes timar a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes pegar un parche a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes taparle el cielo con un harnero a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes poner a alguien una venda en los ojos [v]
all wool and no shoddy de la mejor calidad
all wool and no shoddy 100% de calidad
all wool and no shoddy sin una gota de mala calidad
all wool and a yard wide genuino
wrap somebody up in cotton wool sobreproteger a alguien
wrap somebody up in cotton wool tener a alguien envuelto en algodones
pull the wool over someone's eyes engatusar a alguien
much cry and little wool mucho ruido y pocas nueces
much cry and little wool tanto pedo para cagar aguado
slut's wool muy sucio
slut's wool inmundicia
pull the wool over someone's eyes jugar fulastrería [v] CU disused
pull the wool over someone's eyes mamar gallo [v] CO
have the wool pulled over one's eyes creer en pajaritos preñados [v] SV
pull the wool over someone's eyes comer agallas [v] PR
pull the wool over someone's eyes coger a lazo [v] VE
pull the wool over someone's eyes coger de leva [v] GT
try to pull the wool over peoples' eyes jugar a los bandidos [v] CL rare
make a fire with pieces of wool and other materials juntar fuego [v] GT SV
be dyed-in-the-wool ser cabeza de coco [v] PR derog.
Colloquial
cotton wool algodón en rama [m]
wool gathering embabiamiento [m]
wrap in cotton wool guardar entre algodones [v]
wrap in cotton wool tener entre algodones [v]
wrap in cotton wool criar entre algodones [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes entruchar [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes pegar un parchazo a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes pegar un parche a alguien [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes traer a alguien al retortero [v]
pull the wool over someone's eyes pegar a alguien una ventosa [v]
keep in cotton wool tener entre algodones
wool-gathering estar en la luna
wool-gathering vivir en las nubes
wrap in cotton wool envuelto en algodones
wool hat chulo [m] BO:C,W
thick wool cloth chusi [m] BO:C
woven wool fabric bayeta [f] EC BO
a fabric of sheer wool woven on a loom baeta [f] EC
article of clothing made of wool or some other high quality material, longer than it is wide, used by women over their shoulders as an overcoat or as part of their outfit charlina [f] CL disused
sticky hardened wool that is formed by the dirt on the back and lower body of the sheep colila [f] BO
wool livestock marker mela [f] ES local rur.
clean with steel wool virutillar [v] BO CL
clean with steel wool virutillear [v] BO
pull the wool over someone's eyes pegar a alguien una bigotera [v] disused
mark wool livestock melar [v] ES local rur.
Proverbs
go for wool and come home shorn ir por lana y salir trasquilado [v]
the frog sings although it has neither hair nor wool canta la rana, y no tiene pelo ni lana
many go out for wool and come home shorn ir por lana y salir trasquilado
many go out for wool and come home shorn ir por lana y volver trasquilado
some people carry the wool and others carry the fame unos cobran la fama y otros cardan la lana
Slang
steel wool alambrina [f] CR
wool cape red de payo [f] delinq.
wool cloak red de payo [f] delinq.
pull the wool over someone's eyes hacer guaje [v] MX
Business
wool-hall mercado de lanas
wool hall mercado de lanas
wool market mercado de lanas
Work Safety Terms
cotton wool algodón en rama [m]
Packaging
wood wool lana de madera
glass wool lana de vidrio
Textile
a glossy fabric of wool or a wool blend calamaco [m]
wool merchant comerciante de lanas [m]
combed-wool fabric tejido de lana peinada [m]
wool count título de la lana [m]
clothing wool lana de carda [f]
wad of cotton wool guata de algodón hidrófilo [f]
combed-wool fabric tejido de lana peinada
wool merchant comerciante de lanas
wad of cotton wool guata de algodón hidrófilo
wool felt fieltro de lana
raw wool lana en rama
Politics
national wool promotion institute instituto nacional de fomento lanero BO
international wool federation federación lanera internacional LAM
uruguayan wool secretariat secretariado uruguayo de la lana UY
vicuna wool production enterprise empresa de explotación de lana de vicuña PE
federation of wool workers federación de obreros en lana UY
wool industries of uruguay industrias laneras del uruguay UY
Computer
wool fleece vellón [m]
Engineering
wool-bearing animal ovino [m]
wool top estambre [m]
surgical cotton wool algodón hidrófilo [m]
wool noils puncha [f]
carding wool lana de carda [f]
combed wool lana cardada
canary wool lana manchada de amarillo
broad wool lana ordinaria
pulled wool lana apelambrada