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Meanings of "cloth" in Spanish English Dictionary : 29 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
cloth tela [f]
cloth paño [m]
General
cloth trapo [m]
cloth guaipe [m]
cloth capillo [m]
cloth paño [m]
cloth tapete [m]
cloth tejido [m]
cloth aljofifa (árabe) [f]
cloth raja [f]
cloth tela [f]
cloth velamen [m]
cloth manta [f]
cloth pañero [adj]
cloth género [m]
cloth lienzo [m]
cloth tejido de algodón [m]
cloth clero [m]
cloth tejimiento [m] rare
Colloquial
cloth parella [f] ES local
Engineering
cloth género [m]
cloth paño [m]
cloth lienzo [m]
Astronomy
cloth velamen [m]
cloth tela [f]
Medicine
cloth pañería [f]
Aeronautics
cloth tejido [m]
Petrol
cloth tela [f]
Theater
cloth telón de boca [m]

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

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
cleaning cloth bayeta [f]
any piece of cloth trapo [m]
mesh (cloth) malla [f]
sail cloth lona [f]
long cloth percalina [f]
General
cleaning cloth limpiacristales [m]
altar cloth mantel [m]
altar cloth sábana [f]
altar cloth sabanilla [f]
roll (of cloth) pieza [f]
scarlet cloth escarlata [f]
piece of cloth tela [f]
woollen cloth lana [f]
woolen cloth [us] lana [f]
cloth cap montera [f]
hemp cloth cáñamo [m]
cloth made of manila hemp abacá [m]
dish cloth albero [m]
base of the cloth alto primero [m]
coarse cloth garment used to cover other garments argayo [m]
sail cloth brin (francés) [m]
crepe cloth burato (italiano) [m]
waterproof cloth used for outdoors camelote (francés) [m]
waterproof cloth used for outdoors camelotón [m]
coarse woolen cloth cariseto (francés) [m]
cloth or felt made with beaver fur castor [m]
zephyr cloth céfiro [m]
waterproof cloth used for outerwear chamelote (francés) [m]
waterproof cloth used for outerwear chamelotón [m]
fine cloth contray [m]
removing burls from wool/cloth desmote [m]
cloth cutout with the image of the heart of jesus and the spanish scapular detente bala detente [m]
durando cloth durando [m]
cloth made from coarse tow yarns estopón [m]
kind of linen cloth gámbalo [m]
kind of ancient cloth granatín [m]
neck cloth worn by women gregorillo [m]
bishop's lap-cloth gremial [m]
rubberized cloth hule [m]
segovia wool cloth limiste [m]
coat grooming cloth mandil [m]
coarse cloth pea coat marsellés [m]
thin woolen cloth mediopaño [m]
monk cross cloth used as mourning monjil [m]
waffle cloth nido de abeja [m]
silk cloth or precious fabric awarded to the winner of a race palio [m]
poor quality cloth pañete [m]
light cloth pañete [m]
small cloth pañito [m]
width of cloth paño [m]
natural wool colored cloth paño buriel [m]
altar cloth paño de altar [m]
arras cloth paño de arrás [m]
pyx cloth paño de cáliz [m]
arras cloth paño de ras [m]
burial cloth paño de tumba [m]
rustic cloth paño pardillo [m]
cloth used in papasal children's game papasal [m]
linnet cloth pardillo [m]
cloth for skirts patadión [m]
beginning of a cloth weaving pezuelo [m]
cloth diaper pico [m]
inferior goat's hair cloth picotillo [m]
polishing cloth pulidor [m]
linen cloth purificador [m]
altar cloth purificador [m]
striped cotton cloth rayadillo [m]
striped cotton cloth rayado [m]
white cloth headdress rebociño [m]
kind of cloth made in segovia recolado [m]
cloth with heraldic emblems repostero [m]
upper cloth sobrepaño [m]
collar cloth socollar [m]
head cloth tocador [m]
cloth shearings tondiz [m]
alpaca wool cloth alpaca (aimara) [f]
decorative border around a piece of cloth cenefa [f]
portion of cloth to be sheared bancada [f]
microfiber cloth bayeta [f]
shagged cloth or baize cachera [f]
waterproof cloth used for outdoors camelotina [f]
thick cloth between the saddle and horse carona [f]
table cloth carpeta [f]
piece of cloth not well woven, looking transparent clara [f]
rubberized cloth cólera [f]
coarse crimson cloth entrapada [f]
cotton cloth estopilla [f]
table cloth falda [f]
suede cleaning cloth gamuza [f]
scarlet cloth grana [f]
silk cloth with open work granadina [f]
rough nap on cloth granilla [f]
coarse cloth jerga [f]
stain on wool cloth from natural oils absorbed before carding and spinning juarda [f]
gold or silver cloth lama [f]
narrow strip of cloth lienza [f]
wool cloth from london londrina [f]
silk cloth lustrina [f]
cross cloth manga [f]
cross cloth frame manga [f]
cloth strainer manga [f]
coarse cotton cloth manta [f]
cloth-lined buttons manzanilla [f]
thick and coarse cloth márfaga [f]
cloth for covering the dough masera [f]
colorful cloth decoration mola [f]
cloth cap montera [f]
moist cloth muñeca [f]
polishing cloth muñequilla [f]
stenciling cloth muñequilla [f]
altar-cloth palia [f]
kind of cloth worked in cuenca palmilla [f]
prunella (cloth) perdurable [f]
piece of cloth used as a patch pieza [f]
piece of cloth pieza [f]
fulling cloth pilada [f]
florence cloth raja de florencia [f]
coarse cloth rajeta [f]
cloth or leather patch that is placed on the riding pants remonta [f]
cloth scraps retacería [f]
altar cloth sábana [f]
holland cloth sinabafa [f]
striped cloth tirela [f]
fine cloth toca [f]
grain (cloth) vellora [f]
cotton cloth zaraza [f]
stitch cloth apuntar [v]
remove from a cloth desliñar [v]
remove burls from wool/cloth desmotar [v]
clean wool/cloth of grease desmugrar [v]
unweave cloth desurdir [v]
overspread with cloth encubertar [v]
dye cloth engazar [v]
clean fulled cloth before it goes to press enmondar [v]
put cloth into the dye-kettle estebar [v]
wipe a horse with a coarse cloth mandilar [v]
swaddling cloth pañales [m/pl]
altar cloth paramentos sacerdotales [m/pl]
sail cloth paño [m]
swaddling cloth pañal [m]
table cloth tapete [m]
cloth which is made of matted fibres of wool fieltro [m]
cloth which is made from cotton treated to make it waterproof hule [m]
cloth used for wiping the face pañuelo [m]
fine cloth velarte [m]
tea cloth mantel [m]
(cloth) sanitary napkin [us] paño [m]
(cloth) sanitary towel paño [m]
stout cotton cloth with pile face fustaño [m]
stout cotton cloth with pile face fustán [m]
back cloth forro de ropa [m]
dust cloth paño para quitar el polvo [m]
dust cloth paño quitapolvos [m]
dust cloth trapo del polvo [m]
alcohol-soaked cloth (un) paño empapado con alcohol [m]
american cloth paño de algodón impermeable [m]
american cloth paño de algodón satinado [m]
napping of cloth percha [f]
(cleaning) cloth bayeta [f]
a kind of coarse cloth lona [f]
cloth used for cleaning floors (norte de españa) rodilla [f]
cloth banner manta [f]
filter cloth bayeta [f]
book cloth tela de encuadernación [f]
drop cloth funda de mueble [f]
drop cloth lona [f]
(cloth etc) be shrunken encogerse (ropa) [v]
(a garment/cloth etc) be taken estrechar (ropa/vestidos/entrepiernas) [v]
cut cloth desguinzar [v]
dye a cloth teñir un tejido [v]
dye a cloth teñir una tela [v]
a damp cloth un trapo húmedo
a damp cloth un paño húmedo
tea cloth paño de cocina
hook for holding cloth while cutting it abete [m]
ingredients for dressing leather or cloth adobo [m]
silk from outer part of cocoon and the cloth made from it adúcar [m]
astrakhan (cloth/fur) astracán [m]
expensive cloth from middle east used during middle age aceituní [m]
woolen cloth arretín [m]
chin-cloth babero [m]
piece of cloth torn off desgarrón [m]
hair-cloth cilicio [m]
kind of fine cloth contray [m]
person who takes knots from cloth or wool desmotador [m]
closely fitting neck-cloth corbatín [m]
cloth-worker batanero [m]
cloth for coats bayetón [m]
blanket-cloth bayetón [m]
kind of woolen cloth berbí [m]
kind of linen cloth bibero [m]
cloth made of hemp cáñamo [m]
gummed cotton cloth cólera [m]
cloth which covered a church-offering capillo [m]
right side of cloth derecho [m]
a kind of cloth dieciochavo [m]
coarse woollen cloth cariseto [m]
cloth cover for piano keyboard cubrepiano [m]
sail-cloth brin [m]
sail-cloth brinete [m]
beaver-cloth castor [m]
measure of the fold in cloth doblado [m]
kind of cloth with twelve hundred threads in the warp doceno [m]
crape cloth burato [m]
strong cloth dril [m]
dark red coarse cloth buriel [m]
kind of cloth formerly made in spain durando [m]
flaw/defect in cloth/stone gabarro [m]
kind of linen cloth gámbalo [m]
coarse cloth used by sailors herbaje [m]
filament or thread raveled out of cloth hilacho [m]
fine cloth woven of silk and wool filelí [m]
heavy yarn silk cloth gorbión [m]
cloth-printing estampado [m]
raveled edge of cloth fleco [m]
wool shorn from cloth flojel [m]
kind of ancient cloth granatín [m]
cloth-beam of a loom enjulio [m]
cloth made from coarse tow yarns estopón [m]
neck cloth used to be worn by women gregorillo [m]
bishop's lap-cloth gremial [m]
hairdresser's cloth peinador [m]
pile (cloth) pelo [m]
one raising nap on cloth perchador [m]
thin woolen cloth mediopaño [m]
little linen cloth liencecico [m]
hemp/cotton cloth lienzo [m]
ornamental cloth with the coat of arms repostero [m]
beginning of cloth in weaving pezuelo [m]
merino cloth merino [m]
cloth of segovia wool limiste [m]
rep/reps (cloth) reps [m]
inferior goat's-hair cloth picotillo [m]
sail-cloth lino [m]
worker employed fulling cloth pilatero [m]
linen cloth made in milan milán [m]
double (a cloth) lomo [m]
manilla grass-cloth miriñaque [m]
cloth of gold/silver restaño [m]
papers/cloth forming the cover of a hand fan país [m]
an old-fashioned linen cloth ranzal [m]
strong cloth monforte [m]
ribbon or tape sewn on edge of a cloth ribete [m]
coarse cloth rázago [m]
small cloth pañito [m]
neck cloth pañuelo [m]
kind of light cotton cloth mahón [m]
leather/coarse cloth/apron mandil [m]
ragged cloth/apron mandilejo [m]
arched cloth dryer mundillo [m]
printed cotton cloth made in rouen (france) ruán [m]
a kind of cotton cloth nansú [m]
table-cloth mantel [m]
altar-cloth mantel [m]
length of a piece of cloth tiro [m]
cloth-shearer tundidor [m]
shearings from cloth tundizno [m]
upper cloth sobrepaño [m]
loin cloth taparrabo [m]
cloth manufactured in vivero vivero [m]
coarse cloth sayal [m]
cloth-maker tejedor [m]
horse-cloth telliz [m]
raising a nap on cloth traite [m]
tent cloth terliz [m]
cloth with 2,800 threads of warp veinteocheno [m]
cloth with 2,400 threads of warp veinticuatreno [m]
cloth put on the face of the dead sudario [m]
selvage of cloth vendo [m]
cloth-beam of a loom enjullo [m]
little linen cloth liencecillo [m]
heavy yarn silk cloth gurbión [m]
small cloth pañizuelo [m]
loin-cloth used by the indians taparrabo (usado por indígenas americanos) [m]
cloth with 2,800 threads of warp veintiocheno [m]
width of cloth (among traders) ancharía [f]
stripe on a piece of cloth cenefa [f]
china-silk/linen cloth china [f]
coarse shaggy cloth/baize cachera [f]
man's cloth/fur cap cachucha [f]
wrong side of a piece of cloth contrahaz [f]
bench for shearing cloth bancada [f]
quantity of cloth prepared for shearing bancada [f]
napless spot (on cloth/skin) calva [f]
woman who burls cloth desmotadera [f]
instrument for burling cloth desmotadora [f]
thin part of badly woven cloth clara [f]
neck cloth knot attached to flagstaff corbata [f]
end of a piece of cloth cola [f]
nap (cloth) borra [f]
nap from cloth curesca [f]
silk/wool cloth buratina [f]
anything you can take with a sack cloth haldada [f]
sack cloth harpillera [f]
right side/outside of cloth haz [f]
cloth of a scarlet colour escarlata [f]
very fine cloth gasa [f]
edge of cloth hirma [f]
cloth made of silk and wool or silk and cotton filoseda [f]
compact and fine cotton cloth diagonally woven fineta [f]
fine scarlet cloth grana [f]
silk cloth with open work granadina [f]
cotton and woollen cloth irlanda [f]
rough nap on cloth granilla [f]
fine cloth estopilla [f]
cotton cloth estopilla [f]
fragment of cloth estraza [f]
a kind of linen cloth estrella [f]
slip of cloth jira [f]
stain in cloth due to faulty scouring juarda [f]
housing foot-cloth gualdrapa [f]
sumpter cloth gualdrapa [f]
coarse crimson cloth entrapada [f]
coarse cloth marga [f]
lama (gold/silver cloth) lama [f]
nap of cloth lanilla [f]
cloth for covering the dough masera [f]
narrow strip of cloth lienza [f]
mixed cloth mezcla [f]
unequal selvedge of cloth pierna [f]
piece/roll of cloth pieza [f]
mixed cloth mezclilla [f]
cloth dyed with purple púrpura [f]
cloth fulled pilada [f]
strip of cloth lista [f]
woollen cloth from london londrina [f]
kind of woolen cloth londrina [f]
sail-cloth loneta [f]
collection of remnants of cloth retacería [f]
cloth plate of a sewing machine plancha [f]
coarse cloth raja [f]
sort of coarse cloth rajeta [f]
altar-cloth palia [f]
blue woollen cloth palmilla [f]
loin-cloth pampanilla [f]
coarse cloth malacuenda [f]
small knot on cloth mota [f]
dusting cloth rodilla [f]
cloth pounder moza [f]
end of a piece of cloth muestra [f]
coarse hempen cloth for horse blankets mantaterilla [f]
altar-cloth sábana [f]
altar-cloth sabanilla [f]
thin cloth/silk tiritaña [f]
stripe in cloth veta [f]
shearing of cloth tunda [f]
cloth-shearing machine tundidora [f]
shearing of cloth tundición [f]
table cloth sobremesa [f]
trade of coarse cloth weaving sayalería [f]
woof of cloth trama [f]
everlasting (a kind of cloth) sempiterna [f]
curl in woolen cloth vellora [f]
coarse cloth arpillera [f]
coarse cloth marega [f]
cloth-shearer tundidora [f]
one raising nap on cloth perchadora [f]
person who takes knots from cloth or wool desmotadora [f]
striped (of cloth) acanillado [adj]
spotted (cloth) asuardado [adj]
relating to cloth made in germany alemanisco [adj]
well-milled (cloth) acipado [adj]
resembling woolen cloth apañado [adj]
relating to a kind of embossed colored cloth chiné [adj]
ribbed/striped cloth canillado [adj]
heavy (as cloth) doble [adj]
cloth of pure silk holosérico [adj]
spotted (cloth) juardoso [adj]
of cloth with warp of a thousand threads mileno [adj]
brown (cloth) pardillo [adj]
made of sayal cloth sayalesco [adj]
dip cloth into alum water (in dyeing) alumbrar [v]
beat/full (cloth) abatanar [v]
fold cloth with selvedges out atabillar [v]
rub with a cloth aljofifar [v]
damp with a sponge/cloth chapotear [v]
cut cloth or rags desguinzar [v]
clean fulled cloth before it goes to press desliñar [v]
clear cloth of knots desmotar [v]
clean wool/cloth of grease desmugrar [v]
cut off the edge or border from cloth/paper desorillar [v]
pick knots from cloth despinzar [v]
frizzle/frizz cloth frisar [v]
put buckram between lining and cloth entretelar [v]
scour cloth before milling escurar [v]
overspread with cloth encubertar [v]
full cloth enfurtir [v]
dye cloth engazar [v]
dress cloth engrasar [v]
put cloth into the dye-kettle estebar [v]
strengthen something with adhesive strips of cloth enlenzar [v]
remove knots from cloth enmondar [v]
tenter cloth enramblar [v]
begin to tear or be threadbare (cloth) reírse [v]
raise the nap on cloth perchar [v]
leave a selvedge on cloth orillar [v]
wipe (a horse) with a coarse cloth mandilar [v]
fold cloth in pieces tabellar [v]
shear cloth tundir [v]
inferior/light cloth pañetes [m/pl]
duster made of strips of cloth zorros [m/pl]
white cotton cloth bafetas [f/pl]
combing-cloth peinador [m]
broad-cloth paño fino [m]
face-cloth sudario [m]
dish-cloth estropajo [m]
altar-cloth mantel del altar [m]
billiard cloth paño de billar [m]
a piece of ornamented cloth that protects the back of a chair from hair oils antimacasar [m]
floor-cloth trapo de fregar suelos [m]
table-cloth tapiz de mesa [m]
loin-cloth taparrabo [m]
hearse-cloth paño mortuorio [m]
hearse-cloth palio [m]
swaddling-cloth pañal [m]
cloth shaving paño de afeitar [m]
tent-cloth terliz [m]
piece of cloth that covers the pocket golpe [m]
dish-cloth rodilla [f]
bolting-cloth tela de cedazo [f]
packing cloth arpillera [f]
pack-cloth arpillera [f]
hair-cloth esterilla para sillas [f]
hair-cloth tela de crin [f]
swaddling-cloth faja [f]
table-cloth tela para manteles [f]
saddle cloth mantilla de silla [f]
lay the cloth poner el mantel [v]
swaddling-cloth pañales [m/pl]
combing-cloth especie de capa
hammer cloth paño del pescante de un coche
coarse cotton cloth tocuyo [m] AMER
cloth used for cleaning floors coleto [m] VE
cloth used for cleaning floors trapero [m] CL
cloth made of maguey fibre ayate [m] MX
cloth used by gauchos to cover the legs chiripá [m] AR
chin-cloth babadero [m] rare
home-made wool cloth cambrón [m] CO
cheap woollen cloth casinete [m] EC VE
cloth used by araucanian indians to cover the legs in trousers fashion chamal [m] AR CL
worsted cloth estambrado [m] rur. rare
loin-cloth used by the indians guayuco [m] CO PA VE
sack of rich cloth, worn by indian women güepil [m] MX
fine cloth woven from the fiber of abaca nipis [m] PH
cotton cloth lampote [m] PH
hand-made cloth used for underwear ñandutí [m] SA
a light cloth for men's suits palmiche [m] CU
bag of coarse cloth paniego [m] rur. rare
cloth for skirts paladión [m] PH
a cheap cotton cloth tachigual [m] MX
strip of cloth/leather tefe [m] CO
chin-cloth babador [m] rare
sack of rich cloth, worn by indian women güipil [m] MX
coarse cotton or hemp cloth crudo [m] PE
scouring pad made from cloth or palm fibers to scrub pots baraño [m] DO
a multicolored woolen cloth made from sheep wool, worn as a jacket, bag, clothing or ornament aguayo [m] BO
a traditional multicolored woolen cloth worn by women as an ornament or shoulder bag where babies are carried and kept warm aguayo [m] PE BO AR:Nw
cleaning cloth palo de la bayeta [m] CU
cleaning cloth trapeador [m] CU
a round pad made of leaves, fiber, cloth, or other material placed over the head to carry a load babunuco [m] CU DO
stuffed cloth talisman doll/animal amansaloco [m] UY
stuffed cloth talisman doll/animal amansalocos [m] UY
strip of cloth used to tie a baby's umbilical cord amarradijo [m] HN derog.
patch of cloth billete [m] DO
strip of cloth used to tie a baby's umbilical cord fajuelo [m] HN
piece of cloth billete [m] DO
baby's cloth diaper secured with safety pins culero [m] CU
article of clothing made of a single piece of strong cloth that covers the body and legs and tends to be used as a work suit for some jobs chacanblac (inglés chock-a-block) [m] HN
synthetic shammy cloth for cleaning and shining a vehicle chamais (francés) [m] PA
crude or rustic cloth used for making sacks or to lay out on the ground chamarro [m] MX SV
strip of cloth or other material, generally elastic, that serves to fasten or tie the hair or as an ornament cintillo [m] MX HN NI CU CO:N VE PE BO CL PY
sports footwear, generally of cloth with rubber soles champión [m] PY AR UY rare
amerindian trousers made with a cloth tucked in the front chiripá [m] AR UY
amerindian trousers made with a cloth tucked in the front chiripá [m] PY disused
coarse cloth chuce [m] AR:Nw
coarse cloth chusi [m] AR:Nw
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuil [m] MX
traditional article of clothing used by some women as a skirt (wool cloth that covers from hip to ankle) chincuey [m] MX rare
thick wool cloth chusi [m] PE
white cloth hat chonete [m] CR
cloth belt chicote [m] PA
topical liquid medication applied with cloth faumento [m] GT HN SV NI
bright red-colored cotton cloth candelón [m] DO
cotton cloth for making sheets warandol [m] CU
set of cloth books gajo [m] HN
cotton cloth for making sheets guarandol [m] CU disused
coarse cotton or hemp cloth crudo [m] PE
sack or receptacle made of rustic cloth or plastic coleto [m] CR rur.
agave, jute, or hemp cloth cotencio [m] BO
agave, jute, or hemp cloth cotense [m] BO
agave, jute, or hemp cloth cotensio [m] BO
striped cotton cloth coti [m] PR
burlap cloth used to cover certain things to protect them from dust and water coleto [m] VE
burlap cloth used to cover certain things to protect them from dust and water coletón [m] VE
cloth used to clean or scrub the floor coleto [m] VE
cloth with a white background and flowers in a single color coquito [m] PA
strip of cloth used as an ornament on clothing guilindajo [m] VE
strip of cloth used as an ornament on clothing guirindajo [m] VE
application of a liquid with a piece of cloth on the palate or in the throat, for healing purposes hisopeado [m] BO disused
dark beige color of this cloth kaky [m] VE