villera im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für villera im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

villero (villera) SUBST m (f) Arg

villero (villera)

shanty dweller

arpillera SUBST f

arpillera

hessian

arpillera

sacking

Siehe auch: arpilleras

arpilleras Info

arpilleras

Pieces of appliquéd textile folk art, common in South America. Doll characters and animals create a three-dimensional effect representing scenes from daily life.
Arpilleras became a symbol of protest for mothers, sisters, and daughters of Chilean desaparecidos, as well as a source of income, during the dictatorship of General Pinochet.

aspillera SUBST f

aspillera

loophole

grillera SUBST f

1. grillera (jaula):

grillera

cricket cage

2. grillera ugs (loquero):

grillera

madhouse

rodillera SUBST f

1.1. rodillera SPORT:

rodillera

kneepad

1.2. rodillera MED:

rodillera

knee bandage

1.3. rodillera (parche):

rodillera

knee patch

1.4. rodillera (marca):

se me hicieron rodilleras en el pantalón

my pants went baggy at the knees Am

se me hicieron rodilleras en el pantalón

my trousers went baggy at the knees Brit

2. rodillera <rodilleras fpl > MUS:

rodilleras

swell

novillero (novillera) SUBST m (f)

novillero (novillera)

apprentice bullfighter (who fights young bulls)

media tobillera SUBST f Col

media tobillera

anklet Am

media tobillera

ankle sock Brit

canillera SUBST f LatAm

canillera

shin pad

canillera

shinguard

pitillera SUBST f

pitillera

cigarette case

tobillera electrónica SUBST f

tobillera electrónica

electronic ankle tag

villera im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für villera im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

pitillera [pi·ti·ˈje·ra, -·ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f

pitillera

cigarette case

tobillera [to·βi·ˈje·ra, -ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f

tobillera

ankle support

novillero (-a) [no·βi·ˈje·ro, -a; -ˈʎe·ro, -a] SUBST m (f)

1. novillero (torero):

novillero (-a)

apprentice bullfighter

2. novillero (escuela):

novillero (-a)

truant

canillera [ka·ni·ˈje·ra, -ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f LatAm

1. canillera (espinillera):

canillera

shin guard

2. canillera (temblor):

canillera

trembling

cordillera [kor·di·ˈje·ra, -ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f

cordillera

mountain range

villa [ˈbi·ja, -ʎa] SUBST f

1. villa HIST (población):

villa

town

2. villa (casa):

villa

villa

I.villano (-a) [bi·ˈja·no, -a; -ˈʎa·no, -a] ADJ

1. villano (bajo):

villano (-a)

villainous

2. villano HIST:

villano (-a) (rústico)

peasant

villano (-a) (expresión)

obscene

II.villano (-a) [bi·ˈja·no, -a; -ˈʎa·no, -a] SUBST m (f)

1. villano abw (grosero):

villano (-a)

rogue

2. villano HIST:

villano (-a)

villein

villano (-a) (campesino)

peasant

mollera [mo·ˈje·ra, -ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f

mollera (fontanela)

fontanel

mollera (seso)

brain

tener la mollera cerrada übtr

to be old enough to reason

eso no me entra en la mollera

I just don't get it

ser duro de mollera

to be stubborn

pollera [po·ˈje·ra, -ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f Arg (falda)

pollera

skirt

cabellera [ka·βe·ˈje·ra, -ˈʎe·ra] SUBST f

1. cabellera (de la cabeza):

cabellera

mane

2. cabellera ASTRO:

cabellera

tail (of a comet)