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Meanings of "caused" in Spanish English Dictionary : 4 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
caused causado [adj]
Colloquial
caused abrió las puertas a
caused causó
caused fue la causa

Meanings of "caused" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 337 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Conjugations
you/he/she caused causó [v]
Common
damage caused by insiders sabotaje [m]
chills caused by fear escalofrío [m]
General
destruction caused by artillery fire cañonazo [m]
illness caused by fright espanto [m]
blow caused by a lantern farolazo [m]
be caused by deberse [v]
be caused (violent movements) desencadenarse [v]
be caused (passionate events) desencadenarse [v]
have caused a rift between desunirse [v]
be caused encenderse [v]
have caused levantarse [v]
be caused by venir [v]
rust [caused by moisture] orín [m]
injury caused by a sharp pointed object puntazo [m]
a disorder caused by an earlier disease or problem secuela [f]
abscess caused by laminitis aguadura [f]
wound caused by a stab cuchillada [f]
wound caused by a thrust estocada [f]
stroke caused by blood clot seca (usado mayoritariamente en américa) [f]
caused by succession sucesorio [adj]
caused by enzymes enzimático [adj]
that causes or caused by inflammation inflamatorio [adj]
pertaining to caused by factions sedicioso [adj]
expression of or caused by remorse compungido [adj]
pertaining to or caused by a physical or mental disorder patológico [adj]
pertaining to caused by rotation rotacional [adj]
be caused arrancar [v]
be caused venir de [v]
be caused proceder de [v]
be caused by ser provocado por [v]
caused by causado por [prep]
it is used to refer to a problem involving other subjects or aspects caused by it la bola pica y extiende [expr] NI
death caused by machete blows corte de chaleco [n] NI
stupefaction caused by a blow atronamiento [m]
blow caused by the head cabezazo [m]
blow caused by a stone chinazo [m]
blow caused by a bench bancazo [m]
blow caused by a candlestick candelerazo [m]
blow caused by a kitchen lamp candilazo [m]
report and damage caused by a cannon-shot cañonazo [m]
blow caused by a basket capachazo [m]
blow caused by a cloak capazo [m]
blow caused by a bonnet bonetazo [m]
bump on the head caused by a blow borujón [m]
blow caused by the head casquetazo [m]
blow caused by a lantern farolazo [m]
blow caused by a spit espetón [m]
spot on the face or body caused by acute pain ramalazo [m]
blow caused by a slipper pantuflazo [m]
wound caused by shaft, dart or arrow virotazo [m]
bump on the head caused by a blow burujón [m]
pit caused by small-pox cacaraña [f]
blow caused by a hood capillada [f]
soreness caused by friction colisión [f]
disease in horses caused by overwork desainadura [f]
disease of horses caused by overheating encalmadura [f]
damage caused to crops by mist nebladura [f]
red marks on legs caused by fire cabras [f/pl]
funk (great anxiety caused by a danger) miedo [m]
disease caused by snakebite curucurú [m] AMER
feel responsible (for the damage caused by a mistake) acriminarse [m] CL
disease of the potato caused by the fungus solanum virus achibolado [m] GT
turbidity and blushing (caused by shame) acholamiento [m] EC CL PE rare
turbidity and blushing (caused by shame) acholo [m] EC CL
blow caused by a fall aporrión [m] CO:W
mechanical damage to cars caused by the low pressure of high altitude areas apunamiento (del quechua) [m] AR
dent caused by a fall aporrión [m] CO:W
rejection caused by something asquete [m] AR derog.
bowel movement caused by a digestive disorder asiento [m] GT SV NI EC rare
block caused by a landslide/another type of material aterro [m] CR
aversion caused by something asquete [m] AR derog.
bowel movement caused by the ingestion of a laxative asiento [m] GT SV NI EC rare
breathing with difficulty and having a red face caused by excessive heat or physical effort asorochamiento [m] CL
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] VE:W
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] HN NI
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] CR CU DO rare
abdominal lump accompanied by an upset stomach and excess of flatulence (caused by bowel congestion) aventazón [m] MX:Se rare
a state of unrest and worry caused by insubordination agite [m] CO VE
vibration caused by inadequate wheel balance beriberi [m] CO EC
burning of the stomach or discomfort caused by ingestion of alcoholic beverages caldero [m] DO PE
wound caused by a jagged knife calachazo [m] SV
astonishment caused by something unexpected or strange azoro [m] NI CU PR
coffee disease caused by the coffee berry borer candado [m] SV
accelerated breathing caused by agitation acecido [m] GT rur.
altered state caused by drugs onda [m] GT HN
altered state caused by drugs acelere [m] HN SV NI AR
excessive noise caused by a disturbance or commotion burumbumbún [m] NI
confusing clamoring caused by several people discussing something generally in a heated discussion burumbún [m] CR
disaster caused by humans acabóse [m] US MX GT CR PA CU DO PR CO EC PE BO PY AR
catastrophe caused by humans acabóse [m] US MX GT CR PA CU DO PR CO EC PE BO PY AR
illness in cattle caused by tripanosomiasis bovina cacho hueco [m] HN
shortness of breath accompanied by a wheezing sound caused by asthma or severe catarrh ahoguillo [m] PR US rare
bad air caused by exposure to drafts mal aire [m] VE EC
muscle pain caused by agitation, cooling off or lifting heavy objects aire [m] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA DO CO PE
wear on the thread of a metal tube caused by rubbing/friction desolle [m] EC rare
healing of the discomfort caused by a hangover desengome [m] CR rare
treatment of the discomfort caused by a hangover desengome [m] CR rare
phobia caused by fright desangelamiento [m] HN
landslide typically caused by rain/erosion deslizamiento [m] PA
inflammation or irritation in the tissues like tumors caused by an infected molar cuichi [m] EC rur.
blinding caused by a shiny object charol [m] MX
racket or din caused by many voices chachareo [m] PR
damage or harm caused by a curse or hex daño [m] PA DO PE AR UY
damage caused by animals in cultivated fields daño [m] DO AR:Nw rur.
stomach upset caused by indigestion daño [m] VE:W
racket or din caused by many voices vacilón [m] PR
injury caused by a sting or other sharp object chutazo [m] GT
foot rash caused by fungi chiquichique [m] VE:E
microbial disease in livestock caused by ingesting waxy-leaf nightshade enteque seco [m] AR
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances faracho [m] PA
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances muyo-muyo [m] BO:W
dirt formation caused by erosion estoraque [m] CO
alarm or fright caused by the appearance of a spirit, ghost, or mythical animal espeluzno [m] HN rur.
coffee disease caused by the coffee berry borers candado [m] SV
tropical disease characterized by white or pink spots on the skin that usually spread throughout the body, caused by the treponema carateum bacteria carare [m] VE
illness caused by ringworm giote [m] MX
welt or skin rash due to illness caused by ringworm giote [m] MX
superficial wound caused by a violent graze guayón [m] DO teen
enthusiasm caused by something or someone cope [m] AR UY teen
phobia syndrome caused by a fright desangelamiento [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
infection of the skin and mucous membranes caused by fungi of the genus candida gusanillo [m] CR
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
disease of some plants, characterized by wrinkling, discoloration, and wilting of the leaves caused by weather hielo [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HN SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijillo [m] HN SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver hijío [m] HN
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijío [m] SV
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver lejillo [m] NI
altered mood caused by displeasure kilombo [m] AR rare
altered mood caused by displeasure quilombo [m] AR
allergic reaction caused by the litre litre [m] CL
illness caused by exposure to gases malviento [m] EC
chaos caused by a jail break despetronque [m] CU
diarrhea caused by ingestion of contaminated fruit mal de mayo [m] SV
diarrhea caused by ingestion of contaminated fruit mayo [m] PA
fungal infection caused by pellicularia koleroga mal de hilachas [m] GT EC
wound and scar caused by a machete machetazo [m] GT NI CR PA CU DO CO VE EC
damage caused by a hex or curse mal [m] PY AR:Nw UY rur.
infection in a horse's hoof caused by a spider bite mal de araña [m] GT rur.
disease in cattle and horses caused by a calcium and magnesium deficiency mal de los avenales [m] AR
damage caused by a hex or curse mal postizo [m] AR:Nw
illness caused by exposure to drafts malaire [m] EC
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances muyo-muyo [m] BO:W
sudden dizziness caused by exhaustion or circumstances faracho [m] PA
rash caused by contact with the red quebracho paaj [m] AR:Nw rur.
peach silver leaf disease caused by stereum purpureum plomo [m] GT
illness caused by liver fluke pirgüín [m] CL
illness caused by liver fluke pirhuín [m] CL
illness caused by liver fluke pirigüín [m] CL
disease caused by wheat leaf rust polvillo [m] EC CL
plant disease caused by the fungus glomerella cinguiata pudrición amarga [m] GT
series of punctures caused by thorns zaitazo [m] SV
bean and corn disease with wrinkling, discoloration and wilting of leaves caused by weather suaso [m] HN:E
illness caused by vapors from a cadaver ijillo (náhuatl) [m] HN
illness caused by vapors from a cadaver ijiyo (náhuatl) [m] HN
allergic reaction caused by the litre tree litre (mapuche) [m] CL
skin disease caused by treponema carateum infection mal de pinto [m] MX
illness caused by liver fluke pirgüín [m] CL
liver disease caused by a parasite alicuya [f] PE
comedown after the euphoria caused by taking drugs argumia [f] CO
sensation of pain and irritation caused by a burn or contact of the skin with certain substances/plants ardezón [f] CR
squeezing caused by a compact group of people apretazón [f] GT HN SV NI CR PA CU
excessive pressure (especially caused by an article of clothing on a body part) apretazón [f] CR
tightness in the chest that makes it difficult to breathe (typically caused by a cold or the flu) apretazón [f] CR disused rur.
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (attacking particularly corn crops) atopa [f] EC rur.
cracking of a glass or crystal (usually caused by an impact) astilladura [f] MX UY
small flaw caused in an object by a chafing or hit leaving a mark or detaching a fragment of the composing material astilladura [f] MX UY
surface erosion/wound caused in the body by a graze or a small hit astilladura [f] MX
discomfort caused by long exposure to sunlight asoleada [f] MX GT HN NI BO UY
disease caused by a fungus that affects plants in the form of a black dust and ruins the fruit (it particularly attacks corn crops) atupa (voz quechua) [f] EC rur.
low, flat-topped hill caused by erosion barda [f] AR
an ulcerated bulge in the mouth of equines caused by a hit or as a false callus with a bone fracture that is defectively consolidated babilla [f] MX NI
a disease caused by a parasitic worm babosa [f] CU
coffee disease caused by the coffee berry borer broca [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR DO PR
damage or injury caused to a person/company/institution bruñida [f] HN
hunger caused by economizing angurria [f] PA CU DO
mistake caused by lack of common sense burrera [f] BO
altered state caused by drugs patín [f] HN NI
damage or harm caused by a curse or hex mal [f] UY PY AR:Nw rur.
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
error caused by someone's clumsiness or inexperience chapetonada [f] UY AR rare
wound caused by a sharp object estacada [f] SV NI rare
wound caused by a sharp object estacada [f] MX CR VE rur.
annoyance or nuisance caused to someone in an insistent manner fregadera [f] MX GT HN SV NI CR PA CO EC PE BO
indebtedness caused by another person enyucada [f] PE
continuous nuisance or trouble caused to someone estriladera [f] CR
expert assessment to identify the damage caused to a vehicle after an accident experticia [f] VE
series of punctures caused by thorns espinada [f] HN CR
cut caused to the opponent by a fighter cock's spur espoleadura [f] HN
annoyance or nuisance caused by someone carlanca [f] NI
tent (lump formed in the pants caused by the erect penis) carpa [f] PE
physical illness caused by a spirit causa espiritual [f] PR rur.
bleeding from the rooster's legs caused by injury or accident during the fight (cock fighting) canillera [f] PR
hepatic infection caused by a parasite coscoja [f] EC
bewilderment, confusion, or ruin caused by someone or something crema [f] CL
infection caused by microorganisms of the genus anaplasma that infects different livestock and causes general weakness and anemia huequera [f] EC
illness caused by urinary retention imbombera [f] CO
crash caused by hitting one marble with another hachita [f] CL disused
disease caused by a pathogenic fungus that produces circular yellow-orange lesions on the underside of coffee leaves herrumbe [f] HN EC
potato and tomato disease caused by phytophthora infestans lancha [f] CO:Sw EC
crack caused by a blow lascadura [f] MX
effect caused by overeating or drinking jipatera [f] CU
evil or damage caused to another person jocha [f] BO:E
gash caused by a blow lascadura [f] MX
irritation or inflammation caused by a spider bite lamedura [f] PE
irritation or inflammation caused by a spider bite lamida [f] MX EC
coffee tree disease caused by a fungus that causes very small brown spots mancha de hierro [f] GT HN NI VE
coffee disease caused by the fungus hemileia vastatrix llaga macana [f] NI
set of wounds or scars caused by a machete macheteada [f] HN SV NI DO
chaos caused by a stampede matazón [f] CU
chaos caused by an escape matazón [f] CU
injury caused by a violent rubbing ñoma [f] CO:N
itching around the anus caused by intestinal parasites pajuelilla [f] NI
cracking of skin caused by wind and excessive cold paspa [f] EC AR:Nw BO:C,W
rice plague caused by the fungus piricularia grisea piricularia [f] HN
disorder caused by several people recocha [f] CO
rash caused by fungus remasalada [f] BO:E
heat caused by solar reverberation resolana [f] MX DO PR CO VE PE CL AR UY
crop disease caused by the fungus cercospora coffeicola chasparría [f] HN
cattle and horses disease caused by ingestion of burned straw hermosura [f] VE
breathing with difficulty and having a red face caused by excessive heat or physical effort asorochado [adj] CL
with open wounds caused by an external parasite (animals) abichado [adj] AR UY rur.
with open wounds caused by an external parasite (animals) abichado [adj] BO:E rur.
who has marks or scars on their face caused from smallpox coladero [adj] BO
suffering injury or death caused by a machete macheteado [adj] NI CR PA DO rur.
skin disease caused by herpes producing cold sores on the face and body pinto [adj] MX
damage caused by ants hormigoso [adj] rare
contract a microbial disease caused by ingesting waxy-leaf nightshade entecarse [v] AR
disappear or escape from a difficult situation after having caused it ajotar los perros y después treparse [v] PR
have caused a commotion embochincharse [v] MX GT HN SV DO VE PY AR
be unable to bud due to a thick crust caused by rain encaparse [v] ES local
in a state of irritation/uneasiness caused by a situation where a number of expectations have not been met con la bala pasada [adv] CL
expresses pain (particularly caused by a burn) ¡atatay! [interj] BO
Idioms
trauma, loss of psychological balance caused by an extraordinarily positive or negative event movida de piso [f] EC
make a bull spin around due to the pain caused from lashings bailar un toro [v] DO
remove the dangers, obstacles or curses of a person caused by the witchcraft of an enemy or deity abrir los caminos [v] CU
alleviate the hangover and malaise caused by drinking too much curar el cuerpo [v] BO
Speaking
after all the pain you caused me después de todo el dolor que me causaste
after all the pain you caused me después de todo el sufrimiento que me causaste
it could have caused pudo haber causado
we apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused pedimos disculpas por las molestias que pudimos haber causado
we apologize for any inconvenience we may have caused pedimos disculpas por los inconvenientes que pudimos haber causado
who caused this mess? ¿quién provocó este lío?
Phrases
we apologize for the temporary inconvenience we may have caused pedimos disculpas por el inconveniente temporal ocasionado
we apologise for any temporary inconvenience caused pedimos disculpas por las molestias temporales causadas
we apologize for the temporary inconvenience we may have caused perdone las molestias momentáneas ocasionadas
we apologize for any inconvenience caused lamentamos las molestias ocasionadas
we sincerely apologize for the temporary inconvenience we have caused le pedimos sinceras disculpas por el inconveniente causado momentáneamente
we sincerely apologize for the temporary inconvenience we have caused nos disculpamos sinceramente por el incidente temporal ocasionado
we apologise for any temporary inconvenience caused nos disculpamos por las molestias temporales
we apologize for any inconvenience caused nos disculpamos por cualquier inconveniente ocasionado
Colloquial
disturbance, chaos, rumpus caused by a sudden event aguaje [m] CU
a hit caused by falling down or by somebody azote [m] PR
situation caused by a shameless or immoral act escandalete [m] AR UY
reaction caused by a surprise estartazo (inglés start) [m] CO
scratch caused by a finger nail gavilán [m] PA CU VE
(in traditional rural medicine) illness that affects some people in poor health during the wake, caused by the vapors from the cadaver ijillo [m] HN
loss for words or reaction, caused by trepidation, confusion or shyness batata [f] AR UY rare
phobia caused by fright or fear caída del semejante [f] HN:W PA
prolonged tremor caused by nervousness or fear calambrina [f] SV NI PA CU DO CR
disturbance or commotion, especially caused by children chamuchina [f] VE
indebtedness caused by one's own actions enyucada [f] PE
disturbance or racket caused by several people guachafita [f] CO VE
disturbance or racket caused by several people huachafita [f] CO VE
racket caused by an argument or fight furrusca [f] CO VE
withdrawal syndrome caused by the lack of drug use in a person suffering from dependency malilla [f] MX drug
euphoria caused by drugs loquiza [f] CO:Sw
illness caused by inhaling fumes given off by a dead body urija [f] BO:W
having gases caused by a bowel congestion aventado [adj] CR disused
having gases caused by a bowel congestion aventado [adj] HN NI PA DO CO VE
pink elephants (hallucinations caused by drunkenness) diablos azules LAM
Slang
tiredness or annoyance usually caused by discomfort agüevazón [m] CR
tiredness or annoyance usually caused by discomfort ahuevazón [m] CR PA
intense bad odor caused by a far aventazón [f] HN
Safety
loss caused by fire pérdida causada por incendio [f]
Employment Law
injury-caused limitations limitaciones causadas por una lesión
Law
abortion caused by negligence aborto culposo
liability for damages caused by aircraft responsabilidad aeronáutica
International Law
joint tenancy caused by confusion of borders condominio por confusión de límites [m]
abortion caused by negligence aborto culposo
Engineering
caused by mental factors psicógeno [m]
externally-caused contact chatter vibración de contacto por causas externas
externally-caused failure fallo por causa exterior
internally-caused contact chatter tintineo de contacto interno
Physics
heat caused by friction calor causado por fricción [m]
Chemistry
catalysis caused by a catalytic agent formed during a chemical reaction autocatálisis [f]
Marine Biology
food poisoning caused by the ciguatera toxin from eating fish, crustaceans, or mollusks siguatera [f] CU PR
food poisoning caused by the ciguatera toxin from eating fish, crustaceans, or mollusks ciguatera [f] MX HN CU DO PR VE
Geology
tectonic-caused conformity acordanza [f]
Medicine
pain caused by stomach acid ardor de estómago [m]
skin disease caused by herpes producing cold sores on the face and body mal del pinto [m] HN EC
narrowing of the walls of the arteries caused by deposits of fatty substances aterosclerosis [f]
a respiratory disease caused by prolonged inhalation of aluminum particles aluminosis [f]
a decrease in size of an organ caused by disease or disuse atrofia [f]
pain caused by stomach acid pirosis [f]
pain caused by stomach acid acidez [f]
pain caused by stomach acid rescoldera [f]
impediment caused by a node nodación [f]
infection caused by microorganisms of the genus anaplasma that attacks several classes of cattle and produces general weakness and anemia holán [f] EC
any of several diseases caused by deficiency of one or more vitamins avitaminosis [f]
caused by a fungus micótico [adj]
doctor-caused disease-related yatrogénico [adj]
Pathology
loss of the voice caused by damage to the vocal tract afonía [f]
Rehabilitation
human-caused events desastres causados por el hombre
Veterinary
horse disease caused by overwork desainadura [f]
Aeronautics
solar caused causado por el sol
caused by bad stowing causado por mala estiba
Agriculture
disease in trees caused by borer barrenillo [m]
fungal infection of cacao and coffee plants caused by corticium salmonicolor maíz rosado [m] GT
fungal infection of the banana plant caused by deuteromy cetes and fusarium oxysporum mal de panamá [m] GT HN PA EC
pathogenic disease caused by rhizoctonia solani or pythium infection mal de almácigo [m] EC
fungal infection of the pineapple plant caused by penicillium spp. mal del clavo [m] GT
disease caused by pythium ultimátum mal del talluelo [m] GT rur.
bacterial infection of cabbage caused by xanthonomas campestris mal de tierra [m] HN
disease in trees caused by infiltration gotera [f]
Animal Husbandry
microbial disease in livestock caused by ingesting waxyleaf nightshade enteque [m] AR
Botanic
caused by a fungus causada por un hongo
Fire Fighting
human-caused risk riesgo por causas humanas
Botany
plant disease caused by the fungus sclerotina selerotiorum pudrición [m] HN EC
edible fungus on corn cob caused by ustilago maydis quitlacoche [m] MX
plague caused by the coffee berry borer broca del café [f] CR BO
plague caused by the coffee berry borer broca [f] GT HN SV CR CO BO
disease of prickly pear cactus caused by roya fungs (hemileia vastatrix) roya [f] MX GT HN SV NI
disease of coffee caused by roya fungs roya [f] GT HN SV NI CR CU EC
Mythology
mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused tepesa [f] PA
mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused vieja del monte [f] PA
Folklore
disease or nervous illness caused by seeing something supernatural, manifested by the loss of speech, stuttering, tremors, and upset stomach susto [m] MX HN SV PE BO
(according to popular beliefs) illness caused by killing ants japeca [f] BO:W
mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused llorona [f] MX GT HN NI CR PA DO PR CO VE EC
mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused tepesa [f] PA
mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused tulivieja [f] PA
mythical character in popular mesoamerican tradition represented by an older woman who cries for her children whose deaths she caused vieja del monte [f] PA