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Meanings of "usually" in Spanish English Dictionary : 26 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
usually normalmente [adv]
usually ordinariamente [adv]
usually corrientemente [adv]
usually usualmente [adv]
usually soler [v]
usually corrientemente [adv]
usually usualmente [adv]
usually en general [adv]
usually vulgarmente [adv]
usually por regla general [adv]
usually comúnmente [adv]
usually habitualmente [adv]
usually con frecuencia [adv]
usually por lo común [adv]
usually generalmente [adv]
usually regularmente [adv]
usually de ordinario [adv]
Idioms
usually por regla general [adv]
usually por lo regular [adv]
Phrases
usually por lo regular [adv]
usually por regla general
usually por lo general
Business
usually usualmente [adv]
Law
usually por lo general
Engineering
usually soler [v]
Medicine
usually rutinariamente [adv]

Meanings of "usually" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 295 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
formal male clothing, usually dark, not formal media etiqueta [f]
do with the left hand (what is usually done with the right) zurdear [v]
stumble and fall (usually hurt yourself) somatarse [v]
quarrel or violent conflict between several people, usually due to the dispute of something material and of value garata con puños [n] DO PR
moorish vessel with xebec rigging, and usually armed cendal [m]
festival (usually musical) festival [m]
jigger (a small measure for liquor, usually holding 1 1/2 ounces) dedo [m]
train (usually plural) falda [f]
drove (usually porcine) vecera [f]
take off the crust (usually of bread) descanterar [v]
offender who suffocates a person with a rope to appropriate his belongings (usually a taxi driver) acogotador [m] BO
union of two people (usually in a love relation) acollaramiento [m] BO CL AR UY
garnishing served with meat or fish (usually vegetables) acompañado [m] EC
agglomeration of people or things that are usually problematic achoclonamiento [m] CL
garment for women, usually a dress or a petticoat, that is long, rough, ugly and usually old balandrán [m] CR
exhaustion (usually from hunger) agilamiento [m] HN SV rare
tiredness (usually from hunger) agilamiento [m] HN SV rare
a very small egg, usually laid by an old hen barcelisco [m] CR disused rur.
calluses that usually appears on the hands cadillo [m] VE
a propitious moment that is presented to someone who is about to leave a position or privileged situation, to appropriate other people's property, usually public año [m] MX
small and cheap object containing candy and used in celebrations (usually baptism) bolo [m] MX
flatterer (usually out of self-interest) bombín [m] CU disused
large amount of something (usually money) bongo [m] CU VE
lively and flirtatious person (usually young) bizbirindo [m] MX
lively and flirtatious person (usually young) bizbiringo [m] GT
person who is part of the contingent transported to a public event, usually political, in a forced or reward-induced manner borrego [m] MX derog.
porter (usually a child) bultero [m] HN
pile (usually dirt/clothing) bulto [m] GT HN NI rur.
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantero [m] AR
low land that is usually inundated during the rainy period bajumbal [m] VE
a road or path not usually transited camino extrajudicial [m] CU DO
a nightgown made of soft fabric, usually with transparencies, to highlight body shapes camisolín [m] PY AR UY EC rare
a leaf of the tobacco plant that grows closer to the ground, usually of a lower quality bajagua [m] MX
a group of bits, usually eight, processed by a computer as a unit bait (inglés) [m] CL
a soft drink made with seeds usually given to children suffering from scarlet fever airampo [m] BO
student who usually obtains a four or the minimum grade to pass an exam cuatrero [m] CL AR
imaginary place, supposedly frightening and very unpleasant where it is usually sent by word of certain enemies cipote [m] PR
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chullpi [m] EC PE
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chulpe [m] EC PE
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chulpi [m] EC PE
type of small, thin, rugged, corn grain, usually eaten roasted chulpi [m] CL rare
small bullet (usually made of paper) chumbito [m] UY
small rug that is usually hand-knit choapino [m] CL
low-cost vanilla ice cream with chocolate topping usually sold on public buses choco [m] CL
place/construction suitable for lighting a fire and barbecuing (usually open air) churrasquero [m] BO AR UY
ritual vase, usually made of clay or silver with zoomorphic decoration used to serve chicha chuyerito [m] AR:Nw
grotesque disguise representing an old man or woman (usually used on all fools day) chuchumeco [m] EC
furniture, usually of triangular shape that is placed in a corner of a room esquinero [m] MX NI CR CU VE EC BO CL PY
gesture or attitude, usually of contempt or pride estilo [m] SV
street vendor's stall, usually located in an arcade caramanchel [m] NI
street vendor's stall, usually located in an arcade caramanchel [m] EC disused
pair of male and female animals, usually birds casal [m] VE PY AR UY
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
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futbolito [m] HN SV NI EC CL AR
soccer played in a smaller venue usually covered, with five players per team futsal [m] EC PE BO CL AR UY
roll of paper, usually conical fututo [m] CR disused rur.
meal, usually lunch or food gallo [m] CR rare rur.
food made of cornstarch, sugar, and milk or water, usually given to children funche [m] DO VE
delinquent who suffocates a person with a rope, usually a taxi driver, to steal their belongings cogotero [m] BO
extension on the back of a wooden house consisting of a single slope roof and that usually serves as the kitchen colgadizo [m] PR
person who pretends to be the owner of a business, usually illegal, that belongs to someone who does not want to be identified hombre goma [m] CL
group of people who bother a woman, usually insistently joterío [m] CL
stomach or intestinal discomfort, usually accompanied by nausea jaleo [m] PR
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueador [m] BO:W,C
lustful touching, usually from a man to a woman, in a way that bothers her jamoneo [m] CU
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueador [m] BO:W,C
solid and massive charred log, usually of motacu that is left overnight among embers jenecherú [m] BO:N,E
type of woolen blanket or cotton quilt, usually in bright colors, with or without an opening in the center to for one's head jorongo [m] MX
person, usually a woman, who prostitutes herself with foreigners jinetero [m] CU
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jocheo de torros [m] BO:N,E
rustic bullfighting in which one or several people try to remove a package attached to the bull's body that usually contains a quantity of money jochi de toros [m] BO:N,E
bothering a woman, usually insistently joteo [m] CL teen
boxer who usually knocks out his opponents noqueador [m] PE
red or irritated eye, usually due to drug use ojo de conejo [m] CL
cracking of a glass or crystal (usually caused by an impact) astilladura [f] MX UY
a refreshing drink usually made from crushed and fermented locust bean seeds aguamuerta [f] AR:Nw
small tide that usually lasts eight days caída [f] HN
small collection box that usually includes the image of the patron saint of a locality and is carried by the devotees cajuela [f] PE disused
person who is part of the contingent transported to a public event, usually political, in a forced or reward-induced manner borrega [f] MX derog.
foam usually produced by the horse when chomping at the bit cachaza [f] CO:E
streamline of an administrative process (usually with an incentive) acelerada [f] BO
a small quadrangular fabric, usually woven, that serves as a diaper bayeta [f] BO
a person who usually goes to bailantas and likes the music played in those places bailantera [f] AR
(among the paperers) a common paper that is usually placed under the final piece for a better fix camisa [f] BO CL
a seafood cocktail typically from campeche, usually served in a cup, and particularly tasty campechana [f] MX
a small quadrangular fabric, usually woven, that serves as a diaper baitilla [f] CL rare rur.
small cart, usually with an awning used by street vendors to sell their goods cuna [f] CL
small flat glass bottle containing liquor, usually rum chata [f] PA PE
thin ribbon, usually satin, that is used to trim fabric cinta bebé [f] PY AR UY
hot infusion (usually coffee or mate tea, prepared in a tin container and drunk in the open air) choca [f] CL
sweet soda usually lime-flavored chinchibirra [f] AR disused
sweet soda usually lime-flavored chinchibira [f] AR
place/construction suitable for lighting a fire and barbecuing (usually open air) churrasquera [f] BO AR UY
indigenous party where chicha is drunk, usually in excess chichada [f] CR
shack, usually circular with a conical roof, mud walls, and no windows, supported by a fragile wooden structure chuclla [f] PE
glass demijohn with up to 15 liters capacity (usually cylindrical and protected with a wicker cover) chuica [f] CL
large vessel usually made of clay that is used to filter the water estiladera [f] CL rur.
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajeada [f] PY
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajeada [f] PE CR rur.
open vertical chasm, usually in rocky terrain furnia [f] CU DO
very porous and light cookie usually covered with sugar, made with flower sugar, wheat flour, and eggs galleta de champaña [f] BO CL
friendship or camaraderie in order to obtain some end, usually illicit or dishonorable compinchería [f] CO
meal that includes certain dishes at a fixed price, usually soup comida corrida [f] MX
very light sweet, usually oval shaped, that is baked, covered with caramel and sugar colación [f] AR
old and dilapidated truck, usually used for transporting loads güincha [f] PR
drink made with orange peel, which is usually taken as an aperitif or digestif hesperidina [f] AR
container, usually glass, used to serve ice cubes hielera [f] HN NI CR PA CU DO PR CO EC PE BO PY AR UY
container, usually glass, used to serve ice cubes yelera [f] HN NI
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueadora [f] BO:W,C
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juqueadora [f] BO:W,C
tin jug, usually for coffee jarría [f] SV
artificial and concealed project or deception, usually with bad intentions máquina [f] CL
gift given at baptisms, usually in the form of coins mariquita [f] PR
artificial and concealed project or deception, usually with bad intentions maquinada [f] PY
get-together with friends usually with drinking milonga [f] BO:W
person who heals or administers medicines to the sick, usually at their homes nodriza (inglés nurse) [f] US
material (usually photocopies of books suggested by the teacher, that students use to study a subject) guía [f] CO VE EC teen
player who usually goes out with the double six and constantly plays tokens of high numbers (domino) botagorda [m/f] CU
person who cultivates an excessive love for something, usually linked to a modern lifestyle friki (inglés freak) [m/f] PE
person who cultivates an excessive love for something, usually linked to a modern lifestyle friqui (inglés freak) [m/f] PE
person who usually shows up at a party without being invited guitarrista [m/f] BO
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night juku [m/f] BO
in a marital status (usually a woman) acotejado [adj] CU EC
undernourished (usually a dog street) alifrís [adj] VE:W
short (more than usually/clothes) alto [adj] CO EC
usually hiding his/her thoughts maliciously and cautiously asolapado [adj] HN SV CO
loaded (usually with money) bañado [adj] HN SV PY
related to an animal, usually a lamb, not drinking the mother's milk, who has become emaciated, weak or sick aguachado [adj] AR rur.
relating to someone who usually obtains a four or the minimum grade to pass an exam (student) cuatrero [adj] CL AR
skinny, squalid or weak, usually because of an illness ajilado [adj] HN NI CU DO PR
skinny, squalid or weak, usually because of an illness agilado [adj] PR
who usually drinks alcoholic beverages jumas [adj] CR
not usually wearing shoes patalsuelo [adj] EC
sell something at a very low price (usually stolen merchandise) to get rid of it quickly tostonear [v] MX
dry off (usually a plant) achucharrarse [v] HN CO
get burned (usually a plant) achucharrarse [v] HN CO
make not achieve the required consistency (usually food) achirlar [v] AR
train an animal (usually fighting cocks) acondicionar [v] VE
relish in some good (usually money) abanicarse [v] CL
make square holes on a plot of land to plant trees, usually coffee bushes cajuelear [v] SV rur.
shrink or curl an object by wetting it with water (usually made from leather) apachangarse [v] NI derog.
shrink or curl an object by wetting it with water (usually made from leather) apachangarse [v] HN:S
agree with someone for an end (usually illicit) amangualarse [v] CO
put a curse on someone using a potion made of herbs, usually for love enyerbar [v] MX HN CO CL:S
play for money, usually cards or dice escolasar [v] AR
play for money, usually cards or dice escolasear [v] AR UY
start a process, usually irreversible gatillar [v] EC CL AR
group of people working together or agreeing to do something in common, usually something illegal coludirse [v] MX CL
read, watch, or listen to something long-lasting or that requires time, usually a book, movie, or a conference jondiarse [v] DO
bother a woman, usually insistently jotear [v] CL teen
remain continuously in a certain place, usually the house of another mantener [v] NI DO
cold cuts, usually ham, turkey, or cheese, served on a tray cold cuts [m/pl] US PR
eyes of a person (usually large) birolas [f/pl] HN SV
version of children's game of hide and seek game where everyone hides, usually in pairs escondidas a la americana [f/pl] CO
related to an animal, usually a lamb, not drinking the mother's milk, who has become emaciated, weak or sick aguachada [adj/f] AR rur.
Idioms
be what usually happens or what is considered to be normal ser de ordenanza [v]
talk too much (usually about what you should not) ser un bocas [v]
talk too much (usually about what you should not) ser un bocazas [v]
be very docile or submissive (usually as a result of a reprimand) estar como una malva [v]
be very docile or submissive (usually as a result of a reprimand) ser como una malva [v]
be clumsy (usually by dropping or failing to catch something) tener manos de mantequilla [v]
be clumsy (usually by dropping or failing to catch something) tener manos de trapo [v]
resolve a matter personally (usually with revenge and violence) tomarse alguien la justicia por su mano [v]
resolve a matter personally (usually with revenge and violence) tomarse la justicia por su mano [v]
something, but usually someone, who contains all the answers, something or someone that has a large aggregate of information pozo de sabiduría
something, but usually someone, who contains all the answers, something or someone that has a large aggregate of information pozo de sabiduría/de ciencia
a phrase which is usually used at the end of a meal to signify that the guests are ready to leave pájaro que comió, voló
resign from office in favor of someone (usually the president) aflojar la guayaba [v] GT
ask someone for something (usually alms) aconcharse la mano [v] SV
act contrary to what is usually done borrar con el codo [v] CO CL
run off secretly to be married, usually without the consent or knowledge of one's parents saltar la talanquera [v] VE:W
run off secretly to be married, usually without the consent or knowledge of one's parents brincar la talanquera [v] VE:W
walk a lot (usually without achieving the goal pursued) andar la seca y la meca [v] PA
be prepared, usually for an academic exam estar cuchillo [v] PA
be very prepared to perform an activity, usually an exam estar cuchilla [v] CO
be waiting for an event to occur, usually the celebration of their marriage estar en capilla ardiente [v] GT
be involved in a matter, usually of a non-legal nature estar metido en la colada [v] CR
be a very physically or intellectually impaired person, usually because of age estar para el tigre [v] GT
talk and make gestures of affection, usually watched over by the mother of the bride (romantic couple) comer gallina [v] DO
kill someone without legal justification and with premeditation, usually in exchange for a reward comerse una corvina [v] EC:E
help in a matter where assistance is usually not allowed hacer cuarto [v] CO
recklessly or randomly spend or distribute something of value, usually money hacer chinche [v] GT
follow a person to a group usually without being invited ir de rabo [v] CR
follow a person to a group usually without being invited andar de rabo [v] CR
collect money in an improvised way among a group of people for a common expense, usually food or drink hacer una cucha [v] CL
Speaking
he doesn't usually wear jeans no usa vaqueros/bluejeans por lo general
it is usually fatal suele ser mortal
it's usually fatal suele ser mortal
do you usually go to the gym? ¿vas al gimnasio con frecuencia?
do you usually go to the gym? ¿vas al gimnasio a menudo?
I don't usually meet with women por lo general no me junto con mujeres
i don't usually meet with women no suelo quedar con mujeres
Phrasals
lay (on) (to prepare, usually in an elaborate fashion; arrange) preparar [v]
Phrases
usually more than once por lo general más de una vez
the term 'memory' is usually used to refer to the internal storage locations of a computer el término “memoria” hace referencia a las ubicaciones de almacenamiento interna de una computadora
Colloquial
end (usually tragic or disastrous) (ser el) acabóse [m]
fainting-fit (usually feigned) pataleta [f]
having difficulty in speaking (usually because of being nervous) ser parado [v]
have elevenses (a light snack usually with tea or coffee taken mid-morning) hacer las once [v]
have elevenses (a light snack usually with tea or coffee taken mid-morning) tomar las once [v]
a bulky, large object usually a piece of furniture, considered as a hindrance or obstacle almatroste [m] MX SV BO
a bulky, large object usually a piece of furniture, considered as a hindrance or obstacle armatroste [m] MX GT HN SV NI CU DO PR CO EC UY
a bulky, large object usually a piece of furniture, considered as a hindrance or obstacle armatostre [m] DO PR VE
a bulky, large object usually a piece of furniture, considered as a hindrance or obstacle armastrote [m] PR
a long-term competition among couples of dancers that usually has an advertising or charitable nature bailetón [m] PE CL
man who usually speaks badly of others cuereador [m] AR:Nw disused
person who usually ingests many alcoholic beverages escabiador [m] AR UY
meal made with ground and toasted cereal, usually wheat or goosefoot jacú [m] BO:E
assailant who makes use of weapons, usually with the intention of committing a robbery jalopero (inglés holdup) [m] US
a beverage or thin soft drink, usually sweet agua de piringa [f] PR
a refreshing drink usually made from crushed and fermented locust bean seeds agua muerta [f] AR:Nw
custard or caramel, usually from goat's milk, burnt with sugar, and of a consistency similar to nougat cajeta [f] MX GT PA PE HN
woman who usually speaks badly of others cuereadora [f] AR:Nw disused
group of friends who usually meet to have fun together garulilla [f] PA
meeting of people, usually women, who chew corn flour, used as yeast to ferment chicha julka [f] BO:E
group of friends who usually meet to talk and have fun jorga [f] EC
artificial and concealed project or deception, usually with bad intentions maquinaria [f] CL cult
artificial and concealed project or deception, usually with bad intentions maquinaria [f] PA
person who dresses in bad taste, usually wearing flashy garments or colorful decorations cocoliche [m/f] AR UY
person who steals ore from a mine, usually at night jucu [m/f] BO:W,Sw
become discouraged by pessimistic talk usually based on superstitious beliefs agüizotearse [v] CR
(something) to happen suddenly to someone, usually overwhelming caer de peso [v] MX
walk moving one's hips (usually a woman) chiquearse [v] GT HN SV NI
photograph someone, usually against their will escracharse [v] AR UY
momentarily lose one's breath, usually due to laughing or crying esmorecerse [v] CR VE
take the parts of a vehicle or other device, usually discarded, as spare parts for another canibalear [v] MX
read, watch, or listen to something long or time-consuming, usually a book, movie, or lecture hondearse [v] DO
read, watch, or listen to something long or time-consuming, usually a book, movie, or lecture jondearse [v] DO
read, watch, or listen to something long or time-consuming, usually a book, movie, or lecture jondiarse [v] DO
read, watch, or listen to something long-lasting or that requires time, usually a book, movie, or a conference hondearse [v] DO
steal ore, usually at night, from a mine juquear [v] BO:W,C
read, watch, or listen to something long-lasting or that requires time, usually a book, movie, or a conference jondearse [v] DO
Proverbs
misfortunes usually come in large numbers monto un circo y me crecen los enanos
Slang
tiredness or annoyance usually caused by discomfort agüevazón [m] CR
tiredness or annoyance usually caused by discomfort ahuevazón [m] CR PA
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajazo [m] EC PE BO
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajazo [m] PA VE
vehement reprimand, usually with profanity carajeada [f] BO
take a heavy blow, usually as a result of a fall cagarse de un golpe [v] PA AR
have fun, usually in an informal meeting joder [v] HN SV NI CU VE EC PY AR UY
have fun, usually in an informal meeting joder [v] UY teen
Textile
accessory, such as earrings, bracelets, and necklaces, usually of little value guindajo [m] GT CR CU
Law
ring (a group of people usually operating illegally) banda [f]
Computer
scrambled eggs usually prepared with ham mushrooms or peppers revuelto [m]
Engineering
mock-up (a usually full-sized scale model of a structure, used for demonstration, study, or testing) patrón [m]
delf (an excavation; usually a quarry or mine) mina [f]
Pathology
inflammation of the glans penis, usually due to infection balanitis [f]
Architecture
a defensive bulwark, usually built with bricks, encircling the piers of a bridge nariz [f]
Mechanics
horse (a frame or device, usually with four legs, used for supporting or holding) banco [m]
Nautical
coxswain (a person who usually steers a ship's boat and has charge of its crew) patrón [m]
Agriculture
famous rice dish seasoned with saffron (usually prepare with seafood meat and vegetables) paella [f]
Gastronomy
dessert made with freeze-dried potato dissolved in milk, usually prepared for children and the ill chuño [m] AR:Nw
fat-free thinly sliced beef sandwich usually served with other ingredients churrasco [m] CL
puff pastry usually rolled into a cylinder or hollow cone, filled especially with dulce de leche cañón [m] PY AR UY
sweet made of puff pastry stuffed with marmelade, usually guava cañón [m] PA
food consisting of pieces of meat, fish, or seafood and vegetables, usually skewered and roasted over a fire alambre [m] MX
meal made with rice and beans mixed with other ingredients like chopped egg, cilantro, and onion which is usually eaten at breakfast time gallo pinto [m] HN:E NI CR PA
fruit seasoned with chili pepper, usually chopped jicama, mango, or cucumber pico de gallo [m] MX:W
salad made with orange and dried chili pepper, made usually for a hangover pico de gallo [m] GT HN
meal made from a mixture of ground snail, onion, egg, baking soda, milk, flour, salt, and spices, sliced and fried in oil, usually coconut oil frita de caracol [f] HN:N
sweet made with gritty dough made of egg, flour, and sugar, usually coated with chocolate, jam, or dulce de leche masa seca [f] AR UY
pastry stuffed with meat or potato, usually seasoned with hot pepper and spices enchilada [f] CR
tortilla chips, usually served with sauce chilaquiles [m/pl] HN
Military
exterior work that is usually done in front of the salient corners lengua de sierpe [f]
Music
musical instrument string and bow, larger and with a deeper sound than the cello, that is usually played standing and resting on the ground guitarrón [m] MX HN NI
Linguistics
omission of a preposition, usually de, that precedes the conjunction (or complementizer) que queísmo [m]
person omitting omission a preposition, usually de, that precedes the conjunction (or complementizer) que queísta [m/f]
pertaining to the omission of a preposition, usually de, that precedes the conjunction (or complementizer) que queísta [adj]
omitting a preposition, usually de, that precedes the conjunction (or complementizer) que queísta [adj]
Football
hit usually given with a spur espolazo [m] PR
Botany
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm, characterized by succulent stems, shiny, heart-shaped, fleshy leaves and tiny, dot-like seeds attached to several fruiting spikes (peperomia pellucida) corazón de hombre [m] PR
a type of parasitic plant that usually grows on branches of herbaceous or shrub vegetation and small trees (cuscuta platyloba) cabello de ángel [m] AR:N
a type of parasitic plant that usually grows on branches of herbaceous or shrub vegetation and small trees (cuscuta platyloba) cabello de ángel [m] CL
a type of parasitic plant that usually grows on branches of herbaceous or shrub vegetation and small trees (cuscuta platyloba) cabellos de ángel [m] CL
a large tree with chestnut bark, large elliptical leaves and flowers on small yellow branches (usually used in construction industry) cacaíllo [m] PR
a large tree with chestnut bark, large elliptical leaves and flowers on small yellow branches (usually used in construction industry) guayarte [m] PR
an evergreen tree usually growing up to 20 metres tall (styrax argenteus) chilacuate [m] MX
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) agrá [m] CR
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) saril [m] PA
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) vinagrillo [m] DO
a tree with a small, dense crown usually growing from 6 - 20 metres tall (vochysia ferruginea) mayo [m] PA
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm, characterized by succulent stems, shiny, heart-shaped, fleshy leaves and tiny, dot-like seeds attached to several fruiting spikes (peperomia pellucida) alumbre [f] PR
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm, characterized by succulent stems, shiny, heart-shaped, fleshy leaves and tiny, dot-like seeds attached to several fruiting spikes (peperomia pellucida) coclaria [f] PR
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm, characterized by succulent stems, shiny, heart-shaped, fleshy leaves and tiny, dot-like seeds attached to several fruiting spikes (peperomia pellucida) frescura [f] PR
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm, characterized by succulent stems, shiny, heart-shaped, fleshy leaves and tiny, dot-like seeds attached to several fruiting spikes (peperomia pellucida) peletaria [f] PR
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm, characterized by succulent stems, shiny, heart-shaped, fleshy leaves and tiny, dot-like seeds attached to several fruiting spikes (peperomia pellucida) paletaria [f] PR
an evergreen tree usually growing up to 20 metres tall (styrax argenteus) levadura [f] MX
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) flor de jamaica [f] MX GT HN SV NI CO EC
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) maravilla [f] DO
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) rosa de jamaica [f] GT HN NI
a tea where the usually dark colored flowers are used to brew (hibiscus sabdariffa) jamaica [f] MX HN SV NI CR
a tree with a small, dense crown usually growing from 6 - 20 metres tall (vochysia ferruginea) tecla [f] PA
an annual, shallow-rooted herb, usually growing to a height of about 15 to 45 cm (peperomia pellucida) frescuras [f/pl] PR
Entomology
a large, blackish fly, which usually flies in open fields bunga [f] EC:C
Folklore
festival in certain indigenous communities that is usually celebrated during nine days and is also known as the festival of water or the festival of the clearing of the irrigation canal champería [f] PE