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small coffee

Bedeutungen, die der Begriff "small coffee" mit anderen Begriffen im Englisch Spanisch Wörterbuch erhalten hat: 38 Ergebniss(e)

	Kategorie	Englisch	Spanisch
General
1	General	small coffee with cream	medio pollo [n] DO
2	General	coffee with cream served in a small cup	medio pollo [n] DO
3	General	small spoon, tea-or coffee-spoon	cucharica [f]
4	General	small spoon, tea-or coffee-spoon	cucharita [f]
5	General	small spoon, tea-or coffee-spoon	cucharilla [f]
6	General	small coffee cup	pocillo [m] AMER
7	General	greenish-colored coffee whose grains look like small snails	café caracolillo [m] PE
8	General	small coffee cup	buchito [m] CU DO
9	General	small coffee cup	buchito [m] PR rur.
10	General	small food can with a loop handle used for drinking coffee/hot infusions	choquero [m] CL
11	General	very small coffee bean, almost round and shaped like a snail	caracolillo [m] GT HN NI CR PR PE rur.
12	General	very small coffee bean, almost round and shaped like a snail	caracolillo [m] DO
13	General	very small grain of dried coffee	guacuco [m] HN
14	General	small coffee with milk	pintado [m] HN PA CO:C,W,Sw EC
15	General	small coffee with milk	perico [m] CO:C
16	General	small cup of coffee	pocillo [m] PR
17	General	disease that destroys the leaves or fruits of crops such as coffee, corn, and rice, caused by the fungus cercospora coffeicola, which produces small circular light brown or reddish brown spots on leaves	chasparria [f] NI CR
18	General	set of small or damaged coffee beans	garmasa [f] HN
19	General	small between two coffee plants to deposit the fertilizer	gaveta [f] HN CR rur.
20	General	small clay jug for serving coffee	jarilla [f] HN:W
21	General	coffee tree disease caused by a fungus that causes very small brown spots	mancha de hierro [f] GT HN NI VE
22	General	small group of coffee trees	moña [f] PR rur.
23	General	set of small or damaged coffee beans	garmasa [f] HN rur.
Colloquial
24	Colloquial	small container or jar for coffee creamer	cremera (del inglés) [f] EC rare
25	Colloquial	small container or jar for coffee creamer	cremera (inglés) [f] MX HN
Politics
26	Politics	colombian association of small coffee growers	asociación colombiana de pequeños productores de café CO
Gastronomy
27	Gastronomy	white coffee in small cup with very little milk	café cortado [m]
Botany
28	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	xkaná [m] MX
29	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	xkanán [m] MX
30	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	chichipinte [m] HN SV
31	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	chichipince [m] HN SV
32	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	zorrillo real [m] HN SV
33	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	coralillo [m] DO
34	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	chichipinze [m] HN rur.
35	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, native to the american subtropics and tropics ( hamelia patens)	coralillo [m] DO
36	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	cerva conuco [f] DO
37	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	cerva conuco [f] DO
38	Botany	a large perennial shrub or small tree in the coffee family, rubiaceae, that is native to the american subtropics and tropics (hamelia patens)	desyerba conuco [f] DO