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Meanings of "fish" in Spanish English Dictionary : 49 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
fish pez [m]
fish pescado [m]
fish pescar [v]
General
fish peje [m]
fish faenar [v]
fish peje [m]
fish pescado [m]
fish pez [m]
fish piscícola [adj]
fish faenar [v]
fish pescar [v]
fish pesca [f]
fish fisgar [v]
fish coger [v]
fish pescar en [v]
fish buscar [v]
fish peces [m/pl]
fish sacar a luz [v]
fish intentar [v]
fish enjimelgar [v]
fish empalmar (rieles) [v]
fish reforzar [v]
fish cuenta usada en varios juegos
fish ficha usada en varios juegos
fish pece [m] disused
fish pesce [m] disused
Slang
fish novato
fish prisionero recién ingresado a la cárcel
Law
fish torpedo [m]
Library
fish pescados [m/pl]
Electricity
fish pescar [v]
Engineering
fish pieza perdida
fish refuerzo
Marine Biology
fish ictiofauna [f]
Psychology
fish huachinango [m]
Technical
fish eclisar [v]
fish sacar [v]
fish buscar [v]
fish mariscar [v]
fish entablillar [v]
Nautical
fish gaburón [m]
fish gemelo [m]
fish gimelga [f]
Gastronomy
fish pescado [m]
Zoology
fish ictícola [adj]
Petrol
fish rescatar [v]
fish pescar [v]
fish pieza perdida
Mineralogy
fish cubrejunta [m]

Meanings of "fish" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 500 result(s)

English Spanish
Common
fish hook anzuelo [m]
bone (of a fish) espina [f]
(fish) shoal banco [m]
fish meal harina de pescado [m]
small fish pescadito [m]
various species of golden-colored fish dorado [m]
grouper (fish) mero [m]
gurnard (fish) rubio [m]
caught fish pescado [m]
fish hatchery vivero [m]
scale (of a fish or reptile) escama [f]
ray (fish) raya [f]
fish market pescadería [f]
General
school (of fish) cardumen [m]
tuna (fish) atún [m]
angler fish rape [m]
fish farm vivero [m]
flying fish volador [m]
salted fish salazón [f]
fish slice paleta [f]
fish tank pecera [f]
fish shop pescadería [f]
scorpion fish escorpina [f]
fish farming piscicultura [f]
fish farm piscifactoría [f]
fish slice espátula [f]
fish trap nasa [f]
drink like a fish beber como una esponja [v]
drink like a fish beber como un cosaco [v]
fish eggs ovas [f/pl]
cold fish témpano (persona) [m]
(fish/meat) stew caldereta [f]
fish tank acuario [m]
fish farmer acuicultor [m]
juvenile fish alevín [m]
fish rake angazo [m]
school of fish banco [m]
shoal of fish banco [m]
fish shoal banco [m]
school of fish bando [m]
shoal of fish bando [m]
fish shoal bando [m]
ripple in the water from a passing fish shoal barbullido [m]
pelagic fish from the seine boliche [m]
fish trap butrón [m]
fish death twitch coletazo [m]
fish spawning area desovadero [m]
collecting fish from traps and estuaries of a salt marsh despesco [m]
scare fish to enmesh or enter the codend embalo [m]
stock haddock fish estocafís (neerlandés) [m]
fish fillet filete [m]
fresh fish vendor fresquero [m]
fish gill gañil [m]
fish trap garlito [m]
young fish used as bait jaramugo [m]
catch of fish lance [m]
white fish pescado blanco [m]
river fish pez [m]
coastal fish vendor playero [m]
fish gutter ronqueador [m]
fish oil saín [m]
shredded beef or fish salad salpicón [m]
ancient fish tax tegual [m]
fish farm vivar [m]
fish farm vivero [m]
fish farmer acuicultora [f]
fish gill agalla [f]
coastal abundance of fish arribazón [f]
ciguatera fish poisoing ciguatera [f]
fish gelatin leaves colapez [f]
fish gelatin sheets colapez [f]
leaf fish gelatin colapez [f]
fish gelatin leaves colapiscis [f]
fish gelatin sheets colapiscis [f]
leaf fish gelatin colapiscis [f]
fish net colla [f]
fish trap colla [f]
goat fish comiza [f]
pulling the fish from the net desmalladura [f]
collecting fish from traps and estuaries of a salt marsh despesca [f]
ship carrying fish to port while fishing continues on the main vessel enviada [f]
gill of the fish galla [f]
gill of the fish gállara [f]
small sole fish lenguadeta [f]
very small river fish loina [f]
small fish morralla [f]
fish pond nansa [f]
sauce made with nuts and spices and used to cook fish nogada [f]
fish bowl pecera [f]
fish market pescadería [f]
caught fish pieza [f]
fish farm piscifactoría [f]
fish pond piscina [f]
slice of meat or fish puesta [f]
fish slice rasera [f]
fish bone raspa [f]
run (fish) ribazón [f]
cured meat/fish salazón [f]
salted meat/fish salazón [f]
salmon fish ladder salmonera [f]
fish belly/loin ventrecha [f]
fish belly/loin ventresca [f]
fish belly/loin ventrisca [f]
ill with ciguatera fish poisoning aciguatado [adj]
ill with ciguatera fish poisoing ciguato [adj]
fish-like ictíneo [adj]
fish-eating ictiófago [adj]
pertaining to fish piscícola [adj]
contract/become ill with ciguatera fish poisoning aciguatarse [v]
hunt or fish with a harpoon arponear [v]
get ciguatera fish poisoing ciguatarse [v]
remove fish from a net desenmallar [v]
pull the fish from the net desmallar [v]
collect fish from traps and estuaries of a salt marsh despescar [v]
scare fish to enmesh or enter the codend embalar [v]
hit the boat or sea surface to scare fish embalar [v]
poison water with verbasco to stun fish embarbascar [v]
poison the water with mullein to stun fish envarbascar [v]
fish with a harpoon fisgar [v]
catch fish pescar [v]
gut fish ronquear [v]
fish with a landing net salabardear [v]
fish gill gañiles [m/pl]
fish guts gañiles [m/pl]
cured meat/fish salazones [f/pl]
salted meat/fish salazones [f/pl]
fish eggs ovas f[/pl]
suquet (catalan fish dish) suquet [m]
fish (alive) pez [m]
drum-fish tambor [m]
fish shoal cardumen [m]
turbot fish rodaballo [m]
sea bass (fish) róbalo [m]
large-scaled scorpion-fish rascacio [m]
tunny fish atún [m]
fish keeper pasa-peces [m]
a school of fish un cardumen de peces [m]
young fish alevín [m]
fish trap garlito [m]
school (group of fish) cardumen [m]
walking fish pez caminador [m]
a kind of fish pez caminador [m]
kind of fish siluro [m]
kind of fish barbo [m]
kind of fish pez gato [m]
substance which is used in catching fish cebo [m]
fighting fish luchador de siam [m]
fish garth cañar [m]
fish finger palito de pescado [m]
someone that sells fish pescadero [m]
flying fish pez volador [m]
a fish garth made of reeds cañar [m]
brown wrasse (fish) merlo [m]
peacock fish papagayo [m]
bleak (fish) albur [m]
little fish pescadito [m]
fish with large eyes ojón [m]
shoal (group of fish) cardume [m]
alevin (young fish) alevín [m]
rice cooked in fish broth arroz a la marinera [m]
canned fish pescado enlatado [m]
saltwater fish pez marino [m]
sea fish pez marino [m]
aquarium fish pez de acuario [m]
freshwater fish pez de agua dulce [m]
fish trap buitrón [m]
fish mongers pescadería [f]
fish culture piscicultura [f]
fish hatchery piscifactoría [f]
bill fish paparda [f]
jelly fish medusa [f]
fish and seafood dish zarzuela [f]
dry salted tunny-fish mojama [f]
wreck fish cherna [f]
a fresh-water fish rubia [f]
fish slice rasera [f]
fish basket chistera [f]
fried-fish shop freiduría [f]
fish soup bullabesa [f]
bone of a fish espina [f]
fish farming acuicultura [f]
act of operating fish farms acuicultura [f]
someone that sells fish pescadera [f]
fish-trap nasa [f]
fish semen lecha [f]
device which is used for catching fish red [f]
fish company pesquera [f]
fish farm piscigranja [f]
manta ray (fish) manta [f]
skate (fish) raya [f]
aquarium fish pez de acuario [f]
backbone of a fish espina dorsal de un pez [f]
fresh fish vendor fresquera [f]
fish finder patrona de pesca [f]
coastal fish vendor playera [f]
fish with hook and line pescar con caña [v]
fish with hook and line pescar con anzuelo [v]
fish from the beach pescar desde la playa [v]
fish from the shore pescar desde la playa [v]
fish with a fly pescar a la mosca [v]
fish with a fly pescar a mosca [v]
remove the guts of a fish quitar las tripas a un pez [v]
gut a fish quitar las tripas a un pez [v]
fish illegally pescar en vedado [v]
throw extract from barbasco/verbasco in the water stun fish embarbascar [v]
breed fish criar peces [v]
eat fish comer pescado [v]
brood fish reproductores [m/pl]
bottom fish peces del fondo (del mar) [m/pl]
fish traps redes [f/pl]
parrot-fish vieja colorada
fish salad escabeche de pescado
a school (of fish) banco (de peces)
wolf-fish perro del norte
a school of fish un banco de peces
fish market mercado pesquero
fish market mercado de pescado
flying fish pez volador
school (group of fish) banco de peces
neither fish nor fowl ni chicha ni limonada
fish and chips pescado frito con patatas fritas
fish fingers [uk] palitos de pescado
fish sticks [us] palitos de pescado
fish fillet filete de pescado
fish out of water gallina en corral ajeno
fish out of water el pez fuera del agua
school of fish banco de peces
ragout of fish liver alece [m]
breeding young fish alevinamiento [m]
stocking (water) with young fish alevinamiento [m]
instrument for catching shell-fish angazo [m]
west indian fish of the acanthopterygii order arnillo [m]
tunny-fish atún [m]
fish-spear arrejaque [m]
maker of/dealer in fish-hooks anzolero [m]
tropical fish chapín [m]
trumpet-fish centrisco [m]
baby cuttle-fish chipirón [m]
small cuttle-fish choco [m]
fresh-water fish dardo [m]
dart-fish dardo [m]
fish-pond corral [m]
acanthopterygian fish cangüeso [m]
small sluice or channel (for catching fish) cañal [m]
weir for catching fish cañar [m]
mediterranean fish of the sparus genus dentón [m]
fish-hatchery criadero [m]
small drag-net and all the small fish caught at once in it boliche [m]
seller of small fish caught in drag-nets bolichero [m]
river fish of the bream species caribito [m]
cod-fish curadillo [m]
ling-fish curadillo [m]
tunny-fish net buche [m]
osier basket to catch fish buitrón [m]
dog-fish cazón [m]
an acanthopterygian fish congo [m]
osier basket to catch fish butrino [m]
fish-hook hamo [m]
pickled fish escabeche [m]
sword-fish gáleo [m]
a mediterranean fish escaro [m]
fish-trap garlito [m]
fillet of beef/fish filete [m]
young fish used as bait jaramugo [m]
small fish used as bait jaramugo [m]
cuttle-fish bone jibión [m]
vendor of fresh fish fresquero [m]
small fish pececico [m]
small fish pecezuelo [m]
blackness of the waters where tunny fish abound pretor [m]
large fish from chile pejegallo [m]
stock fish pejepalo [m]
toad-fish pejesapo [m]
shell-fish marisco [m]
casting of a fish-net lance [m]
saw-fish priste [m]
dog-fish melgacho [m]
fish-monger pescadero [m]
fish (when caught) pescado [m]
fish davit pescante [m]
small freshwater fish picón [m]
a flying fish milano [m]
fisherman who carries fish from the beach to sell it playero [m]
shell-fish múrice [m]
kind of green shell-fish verderol [m]
short sun-fish troco [m]
a shell-fish from philippines taclobo [m]
salted and smoked meat/fish salón [m]
spotted dog-fish tollo [m]
a fish of the acanthopterygian order torillo [m]
fish-pond vivero [m]
flying-fish volador [m]
small fish pececito [m]
small fish pececillo [m]
osier basket to catch fish butrón [m]
tuna fish atún [m]
fin of a fish ala [f]
fin of a fish alilla [f]
tunny-fish-hook atunera [f]
shell-fish almeja [f]
great influx of fish to coasts and ports at certain seasons arribazón [f]
narrow fish-basket chistera [f]
double-meshed net for catching fish contramalla [f]
jaundice, contracted by eating diseased fish ciguatera (golfo de méxico) [f]
shell-fish coquina [f]
spawn of a tunny-fish cordila [f]
hammer-fish cornudilla [f]
fish kettle besuguero [f]
fish of the caribbean sea biajaiba [f]
hole of fish-trap boca [f]
fish caught in a drag-net bolichada [f]
fresh-water fish carpa [f]
gill of fish branquia [f]
large sea-fish found in the mediterranean castañola [f]
west indian fish catalineta [f]
fish-scale escama [f]
scaling (a fish) escamadura [f]
leader for fish-hooks hijuela [f]
weir made of canes, for catching fish encañizada [f]
swallow fish golondrina [f]
an edible mediterranean fish of the acanthopterygii order japuta [f]
trail of fish in spawning freza [f]
fish bowl pecera [f]
young brood of tunny-fish pelámide [f]
acorn shell-fish lápade [f]
flat shell-fish perna [f]
fish caught pesca [f]
fish-market pescadería [f]
skin of the dog-fish lija [f]
a fish (sphyrcena picuda) picuda [f]
fish-culture piscicultura [f]
fisherwoman who carries fish from the beach to sell it playera [f]
dish of rice with hashed meat/fish paella [f]
dry, salted tuna-fish mojama [f]
a sea fish mojarra [f]
edible fish palometa [f]
little fish morralla [f]
piece of meat or fish posta [f]
fish-pond nansa [f]
fish trap nansa [f]
fish weir presa [f]
belly of fish ventrecha [f]
pickled/salted meat/fish saladura [f]
salted meats/fish salazón [f]
side of a tunny fish sorra [f]
cramp-fish tremielga [f]
double-meshed net for catching fish contramalladura [f]
vendor of fresh fish fresquera [f]
seller of small fish caught in drag-nets bolichera [f]
belly of fish ventresca [f]
salted (fish) amarinado [adj]
smoked tunny-fish amojamado [adj]
cut open (fish) escalado [adj]
fish-shaped pisciforme [adj]
salt (fish) amarinar [v]
dry and smoke (tuna fish) amojamar [v]
stupefy fish with morga/murga amorgar [v]
dry and smoke (tunny fish) amojamar [v]
take fish out of the net desenmallar [v]
gaff (tunny fish) cloquear [v]
bait a fish-hook cebar [v]
stupefy fish by poisoning the water embarbascar [v]
scale fish escamar [v]
salt (fish) marinar [v]
gather shell-fish mariscar [v]
eat meat with fish on fasting-days promiscuar [v]
catch fish pescar [v]
bite (fish) picar [v]
cataphracted fish catafractos [m/pl]
gills of the tunny-fish gañiles [m/pl]
gills of fish branquias [f/pl]
kitty fish tank pozo [m]
devil fish octópodo [m]
devil fish pulpo [m]
flying-fish pez volador [m]
fish-bone raspa de pescado [m]
fish-day día de abstinencia [m]
fish-spear arpón [m]
fish-spear dardo [m]
parrot-fish escaro [m]
rapier-fish pez espada [m]
numb-fish torpedo [m]
sheat-fish siluro [m]
wolf-fish lobo marino [m]
fish-pole caña [f]
fish-bone espina de pescado [f]
fish-glue colapez [f]
fish-glue cola de pescado [f]
fish-plate mordaza [f]
fish-wife disputadora [f]
fish-wife pescadera [f]
jelly-fish medusa [f]
peter's fish merluza [f]
sucking-fish rémora [f]
drink like a fish beber como una cuba [v]
have other fish to fry tener otras cosas que hacer [v]
fish in troubled waters pescar en río revuelto [v]
a fish out of water fuera de su elemento [adv]
shell fish mariscos [m/pl]
a soup made with fish heads chilcano [m] PE
fish cooked on a skewer espeto [m] ES
fish of the selachian group alecrín [m] CU
dried salted fish charquecillo [m] PE
a purple, elliptical fish with very small mouth and eyes chiribico [m] CU
fresh-water fish bagre [m] AMER
a fish cají [m] CU
a herring-like fish chucho [m] SA
a ray-fish chucho [m] CU
small fresh-water fish corroncho [m] CO VE
small fish blanquillo [m] CL
small fresh-water fish guajacón [m] CU
pink fish with large eyes ojanco [m] CU PR
a large edible fish peto [m] CU
a fish of the acanthoptcrygii order pichihuén [m] CL
fresh-water fish pilvén [m] CL
a large river fish pacú [m] AR PY UY
a fish of the caribbean sea ronco [m] CU
an edible fish (silurus bagol) mandi [m] AR
edible fish (gerres patao) patao [m] CU
smoke-dried fish tinapá [m] PH
a long, flat silvery fish sable [m] CU
a big river-fish surubí [m] AR UY
a fish common in lake titicaca umanto [m] BO
a fish of the plectognath order torito [m] CU
fish resembling the sole tapaculo [m] CU
small river fish sapo [m] CU
a fresh-water fish tepemechín [m] CR SV HN
a fish resembling the porgy sesí [m] CU PR
dish made of fish cooked with orange juice seviche [m] BO CU EC HN MX PA PE
net for small fish agalladero [m] HN
net for small fish agallero [m] HN:S
garnishing served with meat or fish (usually vegetables) acompañado [m] EC
breeding of certain freshwater fish used to repopulate rivers, lakes and ponds alevino [m] BO AR UY
breeding of certain freshwater fish used to repopulate rivers, lakes and ponds alevino [m] CO CL rare
surface ripples/eddies left by fish or animals swimming under water aguaje [m] PE VE
piranha fish caribe [m] CO VE
leafy plant whose root extract stuns/poisons fish barbasco [m] BO CR CO GT MX NI PE VE
action of throwing the fishing net to the fish atarrayazo [m] HN SV NI
school (fish) bando de peje [m] PR
a wake on the water surface left behind by school fish aguaje [m] CU VE PE PR rare
a type of broth or soup mainly made with fish aguají [m] CU DO PR
ecuadorian fish soup biche de pescado [m] EC
six-meter wide drift net used to catch big fish biónico [m] HN:S
a piece of any fish, generally dried and salted dogfish, that is consumed mainly during the holy week period bacalao [m] PY AR UY
a dried and salted fish cooked with milk and accompanied by ecuadorian fanesca stew bacalao [m] EC
very small fish hook bichero [m] CU
small natural pond filled with fish, which forms when the water level of rivers recedes cuti [m] PE
fish fillet filet [m] PY AR UY
shoal of fish flus [m] SV
male delinquent who steals fish from boats and other means of transport gato [m] CL
broth made with chunks of meat or fish, and served hot cocimiento [m] CL
stew made with beef, chicken, or fish, and vegetables hervido [m] VE
handled mesh bag used to move fish from one place to another in a hatchery jático [m] PR
fish migration mijano [m] PE
basket fish trap mamure [m] VE:E
display platform for dry foods like corn, meats or salted fish payol [m] PE
artisanal fisherman who illegally captures exotic fish for aquariums pishiñero [m] PE:E
fish presser operator prensero [m] PE
fish roll roll (inglés) [m] CL
piece of preserved fish troncho [m] CU
cebiche made with thinly sliced fish tiradito [m] PE
cold fish vómito de perro [m] CU
pelagic fish vendor bolichero [m] AL
fish friday día de pescado [m] rare
fish friday día de viernes [m] disused
fish fillet filet [m] PY AR UY
fish trap garlo [m] ES local
fish hook hamo [m] disused
salted fish/meat salón [m] rare
small fish samarugo [m] disused
smoke-dried fish tinapá [m] PH
fish trap tiritano [m] ES local
chunk of preserved fish troncho [m] CU
fish trap vulturín [m] ES local rur.
a sauce or marinade with a lime-fish base leche de tigre [f] PE
large fish of the magdalen river cochama [f] CO
imitation fish-bait used in tunny fishing bonitolera [f] rur. rare
fish trap catanga [f] CO
a scaleless fresh-water fish challulla [f] PE
fresh-water fish guabina [f] ANT CO SV HN VE
small fresh-water fish (not edible) olomina [f] CR HN SV
fish sold by auction lota [f] AND
instrument for catching small fish madrillera [f] rur. rare
stew of fried fish sobrehúsa [f] AND
fresh tunny-fish toñina [f] AND
a freshwater fish tararira [f] AR UY
fish-wife marimacho [f] fig.
arrival of a large quantity of fish at the surface of the water arribazón [f] VE
woven mat made from thin canes (used by fishermen to trap fish at river falls) ashiquita [f] PE:E
school (fish) banda [f] PR
sea fish bariblanca [f] PR
fish transport bolichera [f] PE
fish carrier bolichera [f] PE
large vessel used for the transport of fish bolichera [f] PE
salt-water fish bariblanca [f] PR
two-pronged harpoon used to catch fish and crustaceans bicharra [f] CU
palisade made with large and strong stakes on a beach to prevent dangerous fish from entering estaqueada [f] PR
three-pronged harpoon for catching large fish figa [f] DO PR
harpoon for catching fish fija [f] PA CU
thin strip of filet (meat or fish) fajita [f] MX HN SV NI