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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "meat" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 11 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
meat carne [f]
meat carne [f]
General
meat cárnico [adj]
meat médula [f]
meat miga [f]
meat chicha [f]
meat nerca [f]
meat vianda [f]
meat cárnica [adj/f]
Gastronomy
meat carne (para comer)
British Slang
meat genitales

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "meat" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 500 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Common
jugged meat encebollado [m]
piece of meat presa [f]
General
meat-eater carnicero [m]
meat-eater carnívoro [m]
meat sandwich pepito [m]
ground meat [us] picadillo [m]
cold meat fiambre [m]
meat-eater carnicera [f]
meat pie empanada [f]
meat safe fresquera [f]
meat-eating carnívoro [adj]
(fish/meat) stew caldereta [f]
barbecued meat churrasco [m]
dish made with legumes, meat, and chili pepper ajiaco [m]
grilled meat asado [m]
cured and salted cod meat bacalao [m]
goat meat cabrito [m]
burnt meat chicharrón [m]
grilled meat churrasco [m]
lamb meat cordero [m]
purveyor of meat to the royal palace escuyer de cocina [m]
meat pie fajardo [m]
meat and potatoes fondo [m]
meat and potato stew guisado [m]
belly of a pig or sheep stuffed with minced meat mondejo [m]
meat pie monterrey [m]
meat pie pastelón [m]
wholesale meat market rastro [m]
minced meat relleno [m]
market square where meat is weighed and their quality controlled repeso [m]
meat pie timbal [m]
meat fork trinchante [m]
minced meat carne picada [f]
grilled meat carne asada [f]
meat injector aguja de mechar [f]
meat injector aguja mechera [f]
cured and salted cod meat bacalada [f]
animal meat carne [f]
meat from drowned animals carne ahogadiza [f]
white meat carne blanca [f]
tainted meat carne cediza [f]
meat of land animals carne de pelo [f]
meat of air animals carne de pluma [f]
lean meat carne magra [f]
lean meat carne mollar [f]
boneless meat carne mollar [f]
embalmed meat of a person or animal carne momia [f]
red meat carne roja [f]
game meat carne salvajina [f]
waste of slaughtered meat carniza [f]
dead meat carniza [f]
rotten meat carroña [f]
bones removed from meat descargadura [f]
meat pie empanada [f]
meat safe fresquera [f]
butcher shop policy for weighing meat to form an account of what is sold hijuela [f]
cut of meat manzanilla [f]
meat injector mechera [f]
lean meat molla [f]
poisoned meat to kill dogs morcilla [f]
meat and vegetable stew olla [f]
seasoned stew of meat and vegetables olla podrida [f]
grilled meat dish parrillada [f]
scrap of meat piltraca [f]
scrap of meat piltrafa [f]
wound in meat piquera [f]
piece of meat presa [f]
mashed and pressed meat juice presa de caldo [f]
slice of meat or fish puesta [f]
cured meat/fish salazón [f]
salted meat/fish salazón [f]
salt-meat business salazón [f]
meat sauce salsa boloñesa [f]
large meat pie tortada [f]
meat-eating carnicero [adj]
meat eating carnicero [adj]
pertaining to salt-meat business salazonero [adj]
eat meat during lent promiscuar [v]
sell meat wholesale rastrear [v]
meat sold during easter and eaten after lent carnes nuevas [f/pl]
cured meat/fish salazones [f/pl]
salted meat/fish salazones [f/pl]
shin (meat) brazuelo [m]
shank (meat) garrón [m]
rump (meat) cuadril [m]
meat pie pastel de carne [m]
a kind of seasoned meat and vegetable pie paste [m]
piece of meat found in a stew tropezón [m]
luncheon meat chóped [m]
cold meat embutido [m]
dish made of raw meat crudo [m]
jerky (air-dried meat) charqui [m]
dish made from rice cooked with meat locrio [m]
dried meat tasajo [m]
unweaned lamb meat lechazo [m]
guinea pig meat cuy [m]
piece of meat salted, smoked and dried to preserve it tasajo [m]
rice dish with vegetables meat or seafood paella [f]
meat shop carnicería [f]
scrap of meat piltrafa [f]
slice of meat loncha [f]
meat grinder picadora de carne [f]
meat steamed until tender barbacoa [f]
meat tenderizer maza [f]
a typical mexican dish made with shredded meat tinga [f]
meat of jaw of certain animals carrillera [f]
guinea pig meat cobaya [f]
animal meat carne [f]
ground meat carne picada [f]
luncheon meat carne de cerdo en lata troceada [f]
boiled meat carne hervida [f]
boneless meat carne deshuesada [f]
bone-in meat carne con hueso [f]
dried deer meat carne seca de venado [f]
(edible) meat (of cow, veal, pork) carne [f]
barbecued meat carne asada [f]
(meat) grease pringue [m/f]
(meat) fat pringue [m/f]
tender (meat) tierno [adj]
meat and potatoes común y corriente [adj]
containing meat carnudo [adj]
containing meat carnoso [adj]
containing meat cárnico [adj]
stuff with ground meat embuchar [v]
tenderize (meat) mazar [v]
cut meat trinchar [v]
attack someone with meat cleaver atacar a alguien con un cuchillo de carnicero [v]
eat meat comer carne [v]
a meat market un mercado de carne
a slice of cold meat una lámina de carne fría
a slice of cold meat una loncha de carne fría
cat meat carne de gato
mystery meat carne indesernable
meat mincer máquina de picar carne
meat pie [uk] pastel de carne
garlic sauce for meat ajo [m]
marinated meat adobado [m]
over-roasted meat chicharrón [m]
small three-cornered meat or cream pie bartolillo [m]
grace before meat benedícite [m]
broken meat and garden stuff given to the poor bodrio [m]
meat seller carnicero [m]
person who sells meat carnicero [m]
dish of meat, herbs cuajado [m]
dish of meat dressed, poorly cooked guisote [m]
meat pie fajardo [m]
meat hook garabato [m]
dish of minced meat steeped in lard gigote [m]
meat spit espiche [m]
high smell of meat husmo [m]
meat stew estofado [m]
minced meat jigote [m]
spanish dish of meat and vegetables puchero [m]
a spanish dish of meat and vegetables puchero [m]
large slice of stuffed meat pulpetón [m]
minced meat picadillo [m]
meat dish in convents platillo [m]
pigeon/meat pie pastelón [m]
salted and smoked meat/fish salón [m]
dish of boiled meat and vegetables estofado [m]
dish of boiled meat and vegetables guiso [m]
minced meat picado [m]
meat hook alcayata [f]
meat-stuffed pastry roll aguja [f]
slice of meat put upon another cama [f]
sheep's guts used as cat's meat cordilla [f]
waste meat bazofia [f]
dogs' meat carniza [f]
meat-market carnicería [f]
bones which a butcher removes from meat descargadura [f]
meat and vegetables cooked in such a pan cazuela [f]
meat dish with potatoes guiropa [f]
meat-hook escarpia [f]
meat-safe fiambrera [f]
meat-safe fresquera [f]
small meat pie medianoche [f]
slice of stuffed meat pulpeta [f]
dish of boiled meat and vegetables olla [f]
leg of meat/fowl pierna [f]
long slice of meat loncha [f]
slice of meat lonja [f]
dish of rice with hashed meat/fish paella [f]
lean meat molla [f]
piece of meat or fish posta [f]
meat-stall tabla [f]
pickled/salted meat/fish saladura [f]
large pie of meat/chicken tortada [f]
person who sells meat carnicera [f]
meat seller carnicera [f]
tainted (of meat) alunado [adj]
dried (meat) acecinado [adj]
gamey (meat) salvajino [adj]
become tainted (meat) alunarse [v]
become tainted (meat) aladrar [v]
marinate (meat) adobar [v]
chop/mince meat desbriznar [v]
remove the flap and bones of meat descargar [v]
salt and dry meat cecinar [v]
cure meat guisar [v]
stuff with minced meat embuchar [v]
smell high (meat) husmear [v]
stew meat estofar [v]
cook meat over a slow fire estovar [v]
baste (meat) pringar [v]
dress meat with a slow fire rehogar [v]
baste meat on the spit lardar [v]
prepare meat perdigar [v]
brown meat perdigar [v]
eat meat with fish on fasting-days promiscuar [v]
defect/keep meat till it becomes soft manir [v]
become tender/mellow (meat) manirse [v]
baste meat on the spit lardear [v]
cook meat over a slow fire rehogar [v]
defect/keep meat till it becomes soft sazonar (para ablandar) [v]
broken meat migajas [f/pl]
baked meat guisado [m]
chopped meat picadillo [m]
stewed meat estofado [m]
stewed meat cocido [m]
meat saw serrucho [m]
roast meat asado [m]
butcher's meat carne para el consumo [f]
butcher's meat carne de carnicería [f]
meat-ball albóndiga [f]
meat market carnicería [f]
meat-pie empanada [f]
raw meat carne cruda [f]
roast meat carne asada [f]
salt meat carne salada [f]
meat-cutter's shop carnecería [f]
baked meat carne cocida al horno
a dish of pork meat arrollado [m] BO CL AR UY
a dish made of vegetables/meat and chilli ajiaco [m] AMER
a spiced-meat dish aporreado [m] MX CU
ear of corn cooked with chilli and pork meat chilatole [m] MX
shoulder and ribs of butcher's meat badal [m] rur. rare
braised meat churrasco [m] AMER
tainted meat carnuz [m] rur. rare
dish made of meat, shellfish and vegetables, cooked on hot stones curanto [m] CL
meat cooked in the shell of crustaceans garapacho [m] CU
purveyor of meat to the royal palace escuyer [m] outdated
seller of smuggled meat gatunero [m] rur. rare
big portion of meat matahambre [m] AR
omelette of corn-meal crust with meat panucho [m] MX
boiled barley, beans and meat pozol [m] CR HN
stew of meat sancocho [m] AMER
meal prepared with bananas and meat tapado [m] CO HN
a dish of meat cooked with butter sompopo [m] HN NI
boiled barley, beans and meat pozole [m] CR HN
daily meat ration given to the grinder in oil mills torcido [m] outdated AND
garnishing served with meat or fish (usually vegetables) acompañado [m] EC
meat wholesaler abastecero [m] AR:Ne
meat products retailer abasto [m] AR:Nw
(of beef cattle) a meat cut from the haunch aguayón [m] MX
side-dishes for meat such as rice, mashed potatoes or salad agregado [m] CL
poisoned meat sandwich given to feral animals bocado [m] PE
poisoned meat slice given to feral animals bocado [m] SV NI
corn flour bun which is stuffed with meat and is boiled and served with tomato sauce bollo pelón [m] VE
typical stew prepared with dried goose meat cahui [m] PE:S
person in the meat business camalero [m] PE
pastry made with pork meat, tomatoes and capsicum, covered with banana leaves bacán [m] CU
a meal made with pork meat, ripe plátano and chicasquil leaves ayaco [m] NI CR
a meal made with yucca, palm heart, pork and chicken meat, wrapped with bijao leaves, and charcoal-grilled ayampaco [m] EC
a cut of beef meat from the base of the neck azotillo [m] AR UY
meat wholesaler abastero [m] AR
bread containing a slice of poisoned meat to kill stray dogs bocado [m] PE
poisoned piece of meat used to kill animals bocado [m] SV NI
piece of meat cut from the hindquarter boliche [m] CU
meat loaf for broiling bife (inglés) [m] PE BO CL PY AR UY
illegally sold dolphin meat chancho marino [m] PE
modest stew prepared from leftovers or using few ingredients, typically pieces of meat, tomatoes, potatoes, and onions cutriaco [m] AR:W
cut of meat from the thigh of cattle chambarete [m] MX
meat preserved by salting or drying chacinado [m] AR
fried goat meat chito [m] MX
type of thick stew prepared mainly with ground corn, squash, meat, and vegetables frangollo (portugués) [m] AR:Nw
meal consisting of a cooked yucca dough cake, stuffed with minced meat or cheese, and fried in oil enyucado [m] CR
sauce prepared mainly with meat and tomato to accompany pastas estofado [m] BO AR
refrigerated meat truck carro de la carne [m] CU
meat and vegetable stew with a lot of ingredients centenario [m] AR:Nw
thin layer of meat between the skin and sternum of cattle carapecho [m] BO
person who works with cecina meat sausage cecinero [m] CL
round (cut of meat) cuadril [m] BO PY AR UY
conch meat cobo [m] CU DO
conch meat lambi [m] CU DO
broth made with chunks of meat or fish, and served hot cocimiento [m] CL
meal prepared with meat and potatoes offered in the ceremony carried out in preparation for planting corn huchillico [m] AR:Nw rur.
tough meat güiriche [m] SV
fly eggs laid in meat keresa [m] PY
meat of the queen conch lambi [m] CU DO
person who sells meat mañaso [m] BO
person who sells meat mañazo [m] BO
quince meat membrillate [m] MX
dish formed by layers of flour paste that are covered with meat or vegetables pasticho (italiano) [m] VE AR
meat stew with toasted cornmeal pinole [m] HN SV rare
dried and fried capybara meat pisillo [m] VE
meat turnover vendor salteñero [m] PE:S disused
piece of meat retazo [m] MX NI EC
dish made with rice, meat, or vegetables seco [m] CO EC BO
spam brand of canned cooked meat spam (de spam®) [m] CU
beef meat that covers the ribs suadero [m] MX
beef meat that covers the ribs suaperro [m] MX
beef bone used to make soup after eating the meat sustanciador [m] PA
grilling meat asado [m] PE AR UY
goat meat vendor cabritero [m] disused
meat curing room cambo [m] ES local
place where meat is stored carnero [m] disused
rotten meat carnuz [m] ES local
curanto seafood, meat, or legume dish curanto [m] CL AR
meat-eating day día de carne [m] rare
vendor of smuggled meat gatunero [m] AL
dish of minced meat steeped in lard gigote [m] rare
dish of minced meat steeped in lard gigote [m] disused
dish of boiled meat and vegetables hervido [m] VE EC UY
meat pottage with pinole nicaragüe [m] HN
castrated bull for meat novillo [m] MX CU VE AR UY
scrap of meat pitraco [m] AL
salted fish/meat salón [m] rare
meat stew sancocho [m] GT HN NI PA PR DO CO VE EC BO
grilled salted meat somarro [m] ES local
stew of meat cooked in butter sompopo [m] HN
grilled salted meat sumarro [m] ES local
meat fork trinchante [m] AL
meat drying rack varal [m] AR UY
piece (of meat) presa [f] CL AR,CO
slice of meat chulla [f] rur. rare
dish made of meat, dry potato and chilli carapulca [f] PE
abundance of meat producing nausea or loathing carnuza [f] derog.
dried and salted ewe meat chalona [f] AR BO PE
meat diet (in opposition to fasting) grosura [f] disused
fricassee of meat or turkey with chilli sauce mole [f] MX
maize omelet stuffed with cheese and meat popusa [f] GT
meat salting factory saladería [f] AR
daily meat ration given to the grinder in oil mills torcida [f] outdated AND
dish for meat tarina [f] disused
raised platform for drying cuts of meat tasajera  [f] MX
piece of meat taken from the jowl of a steer osa  [f] VE
head/organ meat from beef prepared with rice asadura [f] PA VE
frame for barbecuing meat barbacoa [f] MX GT VE PE BO
person in the meat business camalera [f] PE
beef meat for a steak badilla [f] GT
brochette (meat and vegetables) brochette (francés) [f] AR UY
raising goats for meat cabrería [f] CL
a pastry filled with meat or vegetables canasta [f] GT DO
iron meat spit bar cancana [f] AR:Nw BO:S rur.
meat from the neck of a cattle cunca [f] AR:Nw rur.
salting or drying meat in order to preserve it charquiada [f] AR:Nw UY
ground corn used to prepare food, particularly locro, a stew with meat, potatoes, corn or squash, chili peppers, and other ingredients chancua [f] AR:Nw
fund-raising event in which grilled guinea pig meat is sold cuyada [f] EC PE
ground corn used for preparing meals, particularly locro a dish prepared with meat, potatoes, corn, or squash, chili peppers, and other ingredients chanca (del quechua) [f] AR:Nw
cut of meat extracted from the breast of cattle or livestock falda pintada [f] HN
store or place where meat is sold retail fama [f] CO:C,E
thin slice of meat or cheese feta (italiano) [f] CL rare
thin slice of meat or cheese feta (italiano) [f] PY AR UY
meat cutter fiambrera [f] AR
thin fillet of breaded meat escalopa [f] EC CL
leftover meat with skin and fat used as dog food filtrafa [f] PR
cooked meat that has lost its flavor and nutritional value estopa [f] NI
taco that is larger than normal, made of a rolled up corn tortilla filled with meat and then fried flauta [f] MX GT PR
thin strip of filet (meat or fish) fajita [f] MX HN SV NI
thin strip of filet (meat or fish) fajita [f] EC rare
meat skewer canga [f] PE:Se
small meat store casilla [f] CU:C
piece of boneless meat carnaza [f] PY AR UY
each portion of meat that sticks to the bones after the butcher cuts the meat carnaza [f] CL
decomposing meat carne manía [f] PA
ground and pressed meat sold canned carne prensada [f] MX CU
abundant meat-based meal carneada [f] HN SV
meat kebab canga [f] PE:Se
dish consisting of a ripe roasted banana, stuffed with ground meat and cheese canoa [f] PR
person who works with cecina meat sausage cecinera [f] CL
meat hook ganchera [f] PY AR UY
food or stew, especially with meat, cheese, or potato, prepared in covered underground ovens guatia [f] BO CL
meat, especially beef, grilled in the animal's hide in a covered hole or closed oven guatiada [f] AR:Nw
ham lunch meat jamonada [f] NI PA CU EC PE CL PY AR UY rare
fly eggs laid in meat quereza [f] PA
abundant meal of turkey meat joloteada [f] HN
person who sells meat mañasa [f] BO
person who sells meat mañaza [f] BO
meat packer empacadora [f] MX HN NI
meat packer empacadora [f] HN EC:W
animal meat without fat or bone maciza [f] MX
meat spot miaja [f] CU PR
quince meat membrillada [f] EC
grilled food, especially meat parrilla [f] VE UY
selling of meat pesada [f] MX disused
square cut of meat from the beef ribs plateada [f] CL
sale of meat pesada [f] MX disused
roast meat skin pireca [f] PY
remains of meat stuck to a pot pepena [f] NI:N,W
set of fly eggs placed on meat quereza [f] PA
sound of meat tearing and tasting racachaca [f] NI
white fibrous meat rila [f] CO disused
meat turnover vendor salteñera [f] PE:S disused
piece of meat troncha [f] NI
piece of meat troncha [f] PE rare
cooked cut of meat tumba [f] CL disused rur.
minced meat made with onion, tomato, vegetables, and wrapped in corn husk tusada [f] SV
grilling meat tira de asado [f] PY AR UY
soup made with rice and meat supia [f] DO
strip of bacon with streaks of lean meat tocineta [f] NI CR PA CU DO PR CO EC BO UY
dish that a field worker eats at noon, made of rice, meat or fish, wrapped in banana leaves tonga [f] EC:W rur.
pantry above a stove to dry food, meat, and store kitchen utensils talanquera [f] PA rur.
steamed goat meat birria [f] MX
goat meat vendor cabritera [f] disused
abundance of meat that is causes disgust carnuza [f] derog.
slice of meat chulla (catalán) [f] ES local
pastry filled with meat or potatoes and seasoned with chili peppers enchilada [f] CR
meat safe fiambrera [f] AR UY
vendor of smuggled meat gatunera [f] AL
ham lunch meat jamonada [f] PA CU EC PE CL PY AR
dried meat machaca [f] MX
entree of rice, beans, and meat mixta [f] PR
roast meat skin pireca [f] PY
scrap of meat pitraca [f] AL
baked meat turnover salteña [f] BO AR
cured meat tapa [f] PH
smoked meat tapa [f] PH
salted meat tapa [f] PH
meat platter tarina [f] disused
meat drying rack tasajera [f] MX
daily meat ration given to the grinder in oil mills torcida [f] AL
shredded (cooked meat) desmechado [adj] CO VE
dried in the air or sun (food, especially meat) charqueado [adj] PE
having a dark-colored face, its meat is used for human consumption (sheep) caramora [adj] UY rur.
having a dark-colored face, its meat is used for human consumption (sheep) caranegra [adj] AR UY rur.
strong-flavored (especially meat) cantingoso [adj] AR
strong-flavored (especially meat) catingudo [adj] AR UY
strong-flavored (especially meat) catingoso [adj] AR
pertaining to the preparation, production, and sale of cecina meat sausages cecinero [adj] CL
breaded and fried in butter (rabbit meat) lambreado [adj] BO
meat roasted or cooked with dried poblano chili pepper enchileanchado [adj] MX
lard (meat) amechar [v] rare
mince/chop up meat capolar [v] rur. rare
cook meat to be eaten cold fiambrar [v] rare
tenderize meat to prepare aporreado aporrear [v] CU
eat with the hands (especially meat) apearse [v] HN CU EC
smoke meat acecinar [v] DO
cure meat acecinar [v] DO
shred cooked meat desmechar [v] HN CO VE
treat meat to make beef jerky charquear [v] PE BO CL AR:Nw,W UY
salt or dry meat in order to preserve it charquiar [v] AR
shred cooked meat esmechar [v] CO:N VE
pick meat apart to the bone with one's hand canchir [v] AR:Nw rur.
butcher an animal in order to make use of the meat carnear [v] MX NI EC PE BO CL PY AR UY
cut thin slices of meat cecinar [v] EC
grill meat, especially beef wrapped in the animal's hide in a covered hole or closed oven guatear [v] AR:Nw rur.
eat the meat off the bone huesear [v] HN
shred meat mechar [v] CR VE EC
make cuts of meat to salt sajar [v] NI
butcher an animal and sell the meat beneficiar [v] GT HN PR VE PE CL
grill meat churrasquear [v] BO CL AR UY
lose meat deslardarse [v] disused
rib meat tembladores [m/pl] VE
fried meat and butter residue xales [m/pl] MX
seasoned ground meat used to form a sausage carnes frías [f/pl] PA
race of cattle bred specially for meat caracú [m] AR CL PY UY
meat-eating carnicera [adj/f]
meat-eating carnívora [adj/f]
dried (meat) acecinada [adj/f]
tainted (of meat) alunada [adj/f]
gamey (meat) salvajina [adj/f]
Idioms
be easy meat ser presa fácil [v]
be meat and drink to somebody ser muy disfrutable para alguien [v]
be meat and drink to somebody ser algo que le gusta mucho a alguien [v]
be the meat in the sandwich estar entre la espada y la pared [v]
be the meat in the sandwich estar en una situación difícil [v]
kill dogs with poisoned meat dar morcilla [v]
the meat and potatoes madre del borrego [n] AR
the meat and potatoes madre del borrego [n] UY rare
one man’s meat is another man’s poison lo que a uno cura, a otro mata
like a blind dog in a meat market desbocado
like a blind dog in a meat market fuera de control
dead meat acabado
dead meat muerto
one man's meat is another man's poison lo que a uno cura a otro mata
one man's meat is another man's poison lo que es alimento para unos es veneno para otros
strong meat (algo) subido de tono
strong meat (algo) muy explícito
strong meat (algo) muy gráfico
the meat and potatoes of something los principales elementos de algo
the meat and potatoes of something la esencia de algo
the meat and potatoes of something la base de algo
make mince meat out of hacer gandinga [v] PR
make mince meat out of hacer albóndiga [v] CL
make mince meat out of hacer talco [v] MX CU BO
make mince meat out of hacer tierra [v] CU
thinly slice meat relajar la carne [v] CO:N disused
Speaking
i don't eat meat no como carne
Phrases
one man's meat is another man's poison nunca llueve a gusto de todos
one man's meat is another man's poison lo que a uno cura, a otro mata
Colloquial
refuse of meat carniza [f]
cats' meat carniza [f]
boneless piece of meat carne momia [f]
edible meat chicha [f]
stew of meat, bacon, beans, and vegetables puchera [f]
tough (meat) estropajoso [adj]
beat one's meat cascársela [v]
dry the meat in the sun charquear [v]
dead meat hombre muerto
dead meat fiambre