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Meanings of "stones" in Spanish English Dictionary : 3 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
stones piedras [f/pl]
General
stones arenillas [f/pl]
Agriculture
stones rocalía [f]

Meanings of "stones" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 225 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
precious stones pedrería [f]
paved with stones empedrado [adj]
throw stones at apedrear [v]
bank made of stones arrecife [m]
pile of stones cipote [m]
paving with stones empedrado [m]
paving with stones empedramiento [m]
fuel made from the stones of olives herraj [m]
pile of stones hormazo [m]
kidney stones mal de piedra [m]
heap of stones to mark a line morcuero [m]
shower of stones pedrisco [m]
heap of stones pedrisco [m]
fine coal made from olive stones piñuelo [m]
gold or silver hat band with precious stones trancelín [m]
game made of pieces or stones on a board like checkers andarraya [f]
game consisting of throwing stones at bull's horns calva [f]
jewel made up of different precious stones ensaladilla [f]
collection of engraved stones gliptoteca [f]
fight with stones guerrilla [f]
fighting with stones pedrea [f]
precious stones pedrería [f]
loose stones rocalla [f]
clear from stones descantar [v]
remove stones desempedrar [v]
clear stones from a place despedrar [v]
clear stones from a place despedregar [v]
pave with stones empedrar [v]
face with stones encachar [v]
pave with large stones enchinarrar [v]
cut stones escodar [v]
hew stones escodar [v]
bladder stones arenillas [f/pl]
arrangement of trapezoidal stones arco [m]
charcoal made from the stones of pressed olives herraj [m]
fight with stones pedrea [f]
throwing of stones pedrea [f]
cut (stones) abrillantar [v]
stone (throw stones at) apedrear [v]
stone (throw stones at) lapidar [v]
mark out with stones amojamar [v]
throw stones at tirar piedras contra [v]
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones! ¿cómo andamos por casa? [expr] BO CL UY
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones! ¿y por casa cómo andamos? [expr] AR UY
thrower of stones apedreador [m]
ring set with precious stones cintillo [m]
place full of stones cantizal [m]
load of stones of one-third cubic meter cargo [m]
mass of ground and pressed olive stones borujo [m]
hammer for splitting stones dolobre [m]
fuel made from the stones of olives erraj [m]
heap of stones hormazo [m]
unit of weight for precious stones grano [m]
shower of stones pedrisco [m]
heap of loose stones pedrisco [m]
spot on glass, crystals or precious stones paño [m]
heap of stones as landmark majano [m]
hatband of gold or silver garnished with precious stones trancelín [m]
a jewel with three stones (ring) tresillo [m]
mass of ground and pressed olive stones burujo [m]
kind of game of draughts played with stones andarraya [f]
ancient engine to cast stones cabrita [f]
jewel made up of different precious stones ensaladilla [f]
heap of loose stones pedriza [f]
cloud/shade in precious stones nube [f]
thrower of stones apedreadora [f]
full of stones cascajoso [adj]
full of stones granujado [adj]
abounding in stones pedregoso [adj]
clean precious stones ciclar [v]
clear a place of stones despedregar [v]
remove paving-stones desadoquinar [v]
clear of stones descantar [v]
pave with stones empedrar [v]
hew/cut stones escodar [v]
set with precious stones enjoyar [v]
make designs in fabrics/stones/arms labrar [v]
re-cut (precious stones) relabrar [v]
five-stones juego de tabas [m]
gall-stones cálculos hepáticos [m/pl]
bucket in which flour falls from the mill-stones alguarín [m] ARA
dish made of meat, shellfish and vegetables, cooked on hot stones curanto [m] CL
wooden frame loaded with stones used as an anchor sacho [m] CL
soup that is heated by introducing hot stones to the container calapari [m] BO:C
mound of earth and stones that covers pre-hispanic constructions calpul [m] HN NI
a pavement of crushed small stones, joined with tar and compressed with a roller camino afirmado [m] EC AR UY
a pavement of crushed small stones, joined with tar and compressed with a roller camino mejorado [m] AR UY
a house building technique where walls are made with vertical poles and horizontal sticks woven with canes, filled with mud and stones bajarete [m] SV NI
children's play of the three in line, which is played with small stones. ajedrez [m] DO
game consisting of splashing water by throwing stones into rivers or ponds chumuco [m] AR:Nw
thief of metals or metaliferous stones from the mine where he works cangallero [m] CL:N rare
footbridge made from a row of rough stones for crossing a river or ravine copante [m] GT HN rur.
person who throws small stones with a sling hondillero [m] PE rare rur.
abundance of stones pedregullero [m] VE
splash stones make on the surface of water patito [m] MX CL
large amount of stones or rocks pedrero [m] HN NI
place full of stones pedreguero [m] GT NI PA
place full of stones pedregullero [m] VE
place full of stones pedregullal [m] VE
group of stones pedrerío [m] MX CL UY
children's game played by picking up small stones from the ground while throwing another one into the air pimpín [m] VE
wooden frame loaded with stones used as an anchor sacho [m] CL
wooden frame loaded with stones used as an anchor sacho [m] PR rur.
place covered in small stones ripial [m] AR:Nw disused
hillside reinforced with stones and sticks to avoid erosion seto muerto [m] HN
skipping stones sapito [m] CL AR UY BO
hillside covered with small stones sayar [m] AR:Nw rur.
land with many large stones turuncal [m] HN SV
large amount of big stones turuncal [m] HN SV
place with many large stones turunquero [m] HN
large amount of big stones turunquero [m] HN
stones to hold a fire tacán [m] CO:N rur.
land with many large stones curuncal [m] HN
throwing stones talashcazo [m] SV
construction system in which a cane frame is filled with stones, mud, and grass taquezal [m] NI
footbridge made from a row of stones for crossing a river copante (náhuatl) [m] HN
fuel made from the stones of olives herraje [m] rare
skipping stones patito [m] MX
skipping of stones sapito [m] CL AR UY
five-stones (children's play) taquichuela [f] PY
cooking stones/supports in triangular configuration over wood fire topia  [f] VE
heap of stones placed at the side of the road to invoke the protection of the divinity apacheta [f] PE CL AR
heap of stones placed at the side of the road to invoke the protection of the divinity apacheta [f] BO:W,C,S rur.
pair of stones tied together with cord to control a kite chachahuata [f] SV
small vegetable and flower garden in the lagoons to the south of mexico city (originally floating gardens made of canes, stones, and earth) chinampa chinamitl, tejido de cañas, y pan, encima de) [f] MX
person who throws small stones with a sling hondillera [f] PE rare rur.
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:N UY
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
throwing stones pedreadura [f] BO
stones placed across a current of water to cross it saltana [f] AR:Nw
three stones to hold utensils, where a fire is lit tulipa [f] EC rur.
three stones to hold utensils, where a fire is lit tulpa [f] CO:Sw VE EC:N PE rur.
three leather straps with stones to throw at cattle boleadora [f] CL
boundary stones divisa [f] UY
fight with stones drea [f] child
fighting with stones petrera [f] disused
covered in small stones ripioso [adj] BO CL AR UY
build a wall with rocks or stones apircar [v] BO:W rur.
throw stones at somebody calear [v] BO
fish in rivers by covering the stones with a net amayaguar [v] SV
fish in rivers by covering the stones with a net mayaguar [v] SV
steal metals or metaliferous stones from mines cangallar [v] CL:N rare
discard useless stones outside of a mine galguear [v] BO
launch stones with a slingshot, especially at birds hondear [v] BO AR:Nw
throw three leather straps with stones at cattle bolear [v] PY AR UY
set of three stones on which a container is set over a fire estopias [f/pl] VE:W
three stones to hold utensils, where a fire is lit tulpas [f/pl] BO:E rur.
three leather straps with stones to catch cattle bolas [f/pl] MX CU AR UY
two leather straps with stones to throw at cattle boleadoras [f/pl] PY CL AR UY
full of stones cascajosa [adj/f]
full of stones granujada [adj/f]
abounding in stones pedregosa [adj/f]
Idioms
even the stones hasta las piedras [expr]
sticks and stones! usado como respuesta a un insulto
sticks and stones! ¡son solo palabras!
skip stones hacer sapito [v] PE CL AR UY
throw stones across the water hacer sapito [v] PE CL AR UY
Colloquial
bust stones bromear [v]
break stones atosigar a alguien [v]
break stones burlarse [v]
get blood from stones sacar agua de las piedras [v]
remove paving stones despedrar [v]
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones tirar alguien piedras contra su propio tejado [v]
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones hablar de la talanquera [v]
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones hablar desde la talanquera [v]
bust stones meterse con alguien
bust stones romper las pelotas
bust stones romper los huevos
bust stones joder a alguien
bust someone's stones joder a alguien
bust stones romper las bolas
bust someone's stones romper los huevos
bust someone's stones meterse con alguien
bust someone's stones romper las pelotas
bust someone's stones romper las bolas
break stones molestar
break someone's stones abrumar a alguien
break stones hacer trabajar demasiado
break someone's stones hacer trabajar demasiado a alguien
break stones hacer una broma
break someone's stones hacerle una broma a alguien
break stones deslomar a alguien
break someone's stones burlarse de alguien
throwing stones at something or somebody caleadura [f] BO
throw stones at peñasquear [v] CL
bust stones hinchar las guindas AR
bust someone's stones hinchar las guindas AR
Proverbs
people that live in glass houses, shouldn't throw stones quien tiene cola de paja no debe arrimarse al fuego [old-fashioned]
people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones no hagas a los demás lo que no quieres que te hagan a ti
sticks and stones a palabras necias, oídos sordos
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones quien tiene tejado de vidrio no tire piedras al de su vecino
people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones es más facil ver la paja en el ojo ajeno que la viga en el propio
people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones ¿qué locura o qué desatino me lleva a contar las ajenas faltas, teniendo tanto que decir de las mías?
Demographics
full of stones pedregoso [adj]
Engineering
conglomerate of large stones almendrón [m] ES
set of arch stones dovelaje [m]
cut stones escodar [v]
grout the stones in a wall frogar [v] CO
cut arch stones dovelar [v]
Chemistry
stones at the bottom tacos [m/pl]
boiling stones perlas de ebullición
boiling stones piedras de ebullición
Geology
cutting of precious stones talla [f]
precious stones pedrería [f]
conglomerate of fine stones almendrilla [f]
precious stones piedras preciosas [f/pl]
General Medicine
kidney stones piedras en el riñón
Medicine
operation to remove stones from the bladder litotomía [f]
kidney stones cálculos renales [m/pl]
kidney stones cálculos renales [m/pl]
Construction
arranging stones in a building despezo [m]
set of arch stones dovelaje [m]
Construction Machinery
rough stones piedras de desbaste
finish stones piedras de terminado
Architecture
arrange stones in a building despezar [v]
unite stones with cramp-irons encorchetar [v]
Maritime
stones tied to a rope or a net pedrales [m/pl]
Gastronomy
soup heated by introducing hot stones into the container kalapari [m] BO:W
dish prepared with broth, meat, ground potatoes, mote, onion, chili and other vegetables and seasonings traditionally cooked with hot stones calapurca [f] CL:N
typical dish prepared in a hole dug into the ground and baked with hot stones, including meats, tubers, and vegetables pachamanca [f] EC PE BO:C,W
Mining
crushing or brushing stones to extract gold pintiado [m] SV
picking stones to be crushed or brushed pintiar [v] HN
Military
stones or grape-shot fired from a mortar morterada [f]
engine formerly used for throwing stones cabra [f]
stones or grape-shot fired from a mortar morterada [f]