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Bedeutungen von dem Begriff "one person" im Spanisch Englisch Wörterbuch : 1 Ergebniss(e)

Englisch Spanisch
Phrases
one person una sola persona

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "one person" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 121 Ergebniss(e)

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Common
one-eyed person tuerto [m]
one-eyed person tuerta [f]
General
one-armed person manco [m]
one-handed person manco [m]
person drawing one out of five quintador [m]
one-eyed person tuerto [m]
person blind in one eye tuerto [m]
one-eyed person tuerta [f]
person blind in one eye tuerta [f]
person who is from whom one is descended padre [m]
person who marries one person while already legally married to another bígamo [m]
one-armed person manca [f]
one-handed person manca [f]
person drawing one out of five quintadora [f]
one-eyed person tuerto [m/f]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another encontrarse en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
be in a position that gives one person an advantage over another estar en inferioridad de condiciones [v]
put one over on a person meter un gol a una persona [v]
take a person one side hacer un aparte con una persona [v]
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] BO
a regional holiday celebration game that consists of one person dressing up as a tapir and other people on horseback dodging the tapir and the tapir removing their hats with a pole (most notably in agalteca) torear la danta [n] HN:E
person missing one or both upper incisors casa quiru [n] BO:E,C
person with one foot in the grave candidato al hoyo [n] NI PR AR
offering for some person deceased made one year after funeral añal [m]
armless, handless or one-handed person manco [m]
armless, handless or one-handed person manca [f]
hand (a person, esp one who creates something) persona [f]
set one person against another irritar a uno en contra de otro [v]
set one person against another poner mal a uno con otro [v]
childrens' game in which children line up placing their hands on the waist of person in front and one by one they are separated from the line arrancacebollas [m] GT SV
person who is blind in one eye (male) cuico [m] PA disused
one-eyed person cuico [m] PA disused
brief temporary space, especially where one waits before receiving help from another person chance (inglés) [m] MX CR EC
one-eyed male person chejo [m] PE
person who missing one or both auricles jinchumuro [m] BO:W derog.
children's game involving pinching the person next to one and so on to form a chain enchufe [m] BO
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms ñoco [m] PR VE
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms broco [m] PR VE
person one has a loving encounter with rebane [m] HN teen
person missing one or more fingers, hands, or arms ñoco [m] PR CO VE
sustenance for one person arepa [f] VE
person who has lost one or several front teeth bocacha [f] PA
taunt from one person to another bregeta [f] HN
insistence of one person in disturbing or damaging another amoladera [f] MX GT SV NI rur. rare
person who is blind in one eye (female) cuica [f] PA disused
one-eyed person cuica [f] PA disused
one-eyed female person cheja [f] PE
person with whom one has a stable relationship firmeza [f] CL disused
game that involves one person throwing themselves to the ground and the other participants piling on top guaguacha [f] BO
person or thing one fears cócora [f] CU
restlessness and nervousness that makes a person move continuously from one place to another gusanera [f] PE rare
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms ñoca [f] PR VE
person missing one or several fingers, hands, or arms broca [f] PR VE
person missing one or more fingers, hands, or arms ñoca [f] PR CO VE
person who rents and drives a taxi for one day cadete [m/f] NI
individual who sets one person against another in order to generate conflicts calientaorejas [m/f] NI PA
person who has lost one or several front teeth bocacho [m/f] PA
person clinging to another one brocha [m/f] HN SV
person with anotia (missing one or both ears) choreja [m/f] SV
person who asks for loans frequently, and pays one loan using another equilibrista [m/f] PR
person missing one or both upper incisors casa [m/f] BO:W,C,S derog.
person missing one or both upper incisors casaventana [m/f] BO:W,C,S derog.
person missing one or more teeth dientemeno [m/f] DO
person who works at a supermarket or is fond of buying from one supermercadista [m/f] CL disused
missing one or several teeth (person) chanta [adj] SV
one-armed (person) chunco [adj] CO
one-eyed (person or animal) choco [adj] GT HN SV NI
one-eared (animal/person) churico [adj] HN
with one eye half closed (person) chojo [adj] NI
one-eared (person) choco [adj] CL rare
one-handed (person) chunco [adj] CO
one-eyed (person) chuico [adj] PA
one-eyed (person) desojado [adj] PR
that leans to one side when walking or moving (person or thing) escorado [adj] CU
one-eyed (person) esojado [adj] PR
who sets one person against another (person) cranquero [adj] CU rare
dance with one person for a long time abonarse [v] GT HN SV rur.
Idioms
from one person to another de mano en mano [adv]
long conversation in which one person wants another to change their mind jarabe de lengua [n] VE
person with just one tooth diente frío [n] BO
person with just one tooth diente frío [n] PE rare
one thing or person after another una cosa o persona tras otra
one thing or person after another una cosa o persona a continuación de la otra
pass a matter from one person to another without receiving a prompt solution jugar al ping-pong [v] VE
Speaking
if you mess with one person you will have the whole family after you si te metes con una persona tendrás toda la familia en contra
there's no way one person did all of this una sola persona no podría haber hecho todo esto
Phrases
from one person to another de mano en mano [adv]
from one person to the next de mano en mano [adv]
for one person para una persona
Colloquial
person with a one-track mind cachondo mental [m]
one-legged person paticojo [m]
lame person with one leg shorter than the other pata galana [f]
one-legged person paticoja [f]
go from one person to the other andar de herodes a pilatos [v]
go from one person to another ir de herodes a pilatos [v]
setback suffered by a person due to their lack of experience in a new activity (considered to be part of the dues one has to pay to participate) derecho de piso [n] EC AR UY
person one ignores when making decisions mueble inútil [n] CU
person with a one-track mind cachondo mental
any person one shows some attitude (good or bad) towards guacho [m] AR
undressing of one person or several people calateo [m] PE
person with whom one starts a short-lived romantic relationship filo [m] AR
disgust or bad time that one person makes another go through entripado [m] BO:S
one-armed person sunco [m] CL derog.
one-armed person sunco [m] CL
one-handed person sunco [m] CL
any person one shows some attitude (good or bad) towards guacha [f] AR
undressing of one person or several people calateada [f] PE
undressing of one person or several people calateadera [f] PE rare
person with whom one starts a short-lived romantic relationship fila [f] AR
one-armed person sunca [f] CL derog.
one-armed person sunca [f] CL
one-handed person sunca [f] CL
set one person against another clavear [v] HN
Business
one-person company compañía de un solo integrante
one-person corporation corporación de un solo integrante
Law
one-person company compañía de un solo integrante
one-person corporation corporación de un solo integrante
Engineering
one lock per person un candado por persona
Rehabilitation
discussion with one person discusión con una sola persona
Technical
one lock per person un candado por persona
Folklore
dance in which one person, with a figure of a alligator tied to his or her waist, dances imitating the movements of a alligator while, around the dancer others clap their hands improvising four-line stanzas and dancing to typical carnival music danza del caimán [f] CO