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Meanings of "ribbons" in Spanish English Dictionary : 3 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
Common
ribbons cintas [f/pl]
General
ribbons riendas [f/pl]
Colloquial
ribbons perifollos [m/pl]

Meanings of "ribbons" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 72 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
horse tail ribbons atacola [m]
mess of ribbons cintajo [m]
decorating with ribbons encintado [m]
collection of ribbons cintería [f]
colored ribbons divisa [f]
set of ribbons listonería [f]
adorned with ribbons cinteado [adj]
remove ribbons desencintar [v]
decorate with ribbons encintar [v]
decorate with ribbons lacear [v]
to attach with ribbons encintar [v]
seller/weaver of ribbons cintero [m]
knot of ribbons worn by women lacayo [m]
collection of ribbons cintería [f]
set of bows and ribbons lacería [f]
parcel of ribbons/tapes listonería [f]
ribbons for the head moña [f]
knot of plaited cords/ribbons tranzadera [f]
seller/weaver of ribbons cintera [f]
corded (ribbons/garters) cordelado [adj]
take off ribbons desencintar [v]
trim with ribbons of various colors gayar [v]
adorn with ribbons encintar [v]
make ribbons pasamanar [v]
knot/bunch of tumbled ribbons cintajos [m/pl]
knot/bunch of tumbled ribbons cintarajos [m/pl]
long ribbons for tying women's shoes galgas [f/pl]
cloak of fine wool with many colored ribbons, used by farmers chamanto [m] CL AR:S,W
braid or bun on both sides of the head tied with ribbons chape [m] CL
kite ribbons orejón [m] BO:E
a chain made up of thin, small scalloped coats, set with gold ribbons, and from where a light cross hangs cadena guachapalí [f] PA
pin with ribbons given to guests as a keepsake at weddings, baptisms, birthdays, or other social events capia [f] PR
play at throwing water, flour, or paper ribbons during carnival challar (del quechua) [v] AR:Nw,W
throw water, flour, or paper ribbons for fun during festival challar (del quechua) [v] AR:Nw,W
wrap in ribbons engüinchar [v] CL rare
cover in ribbons engüinchar [v] CL rare
cover in ribbons enhuinchar [v] CL
wrap in ribbons enhuinchar [v] CL
surround with ribbons engüinchar [v] CL rare
surround with ribbons enhuinchar [v] CL
adorned with ribbons cinteada [adj/f]
corded (ribbons/garters) cordelada [adj/f]
Idioms
cut someone to ribbons criticar severamente a alguien [v]
cut someone to ribbons cortar a alguien en pedacitos [v]
cut to ribbons aniquilar [v]
cut to ribbons derrotar [v]
tear someone to ribbons dejar a alguien como un trapo [v]
be torn to ribbons estar destrozado [v]
cut someone to ribbons decir pestes de alguien [v]
cut someone to ribbons echar pestes de alguien [v]
shot to ribbons totalmente ebrio
shot to ribbons completamente estropeado
shot to ribbons totalmente arruinado
shot to ribbons completamente acabado
shot to ribbons totalmente borracho
Colloquial
cut someone to ribbons comerse a alguien crudo [v]
cross made from palqui wood with white and red ribbons hanging from it cruz de palqui [m] CL rur.
pull back one's hair with trabas, hair clips decorated with flowers or ribbons entrabar [v] BO
Marine Biology
olive forked ribbons abanico olivo
forked ribbons abanico amarillo
Construction Machinery
knot of ribbons moño [m]
Architecture
adorn with ribbons cintar [v]
Folklore
ceremony where llama and vicuña ears are marked with flowers or ribbons as a symbol of fertility, (floramiento) enfloramiento [m] BO CL:N,Nw
carnival festivity consisting of transplanting and adorning a tree with ribbons and gifts to later chop it down with music and dances tumbamonte [m] PE
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunce [m] PE:Nw
dancer that knits a warp of ribbons with other dancers in popular dances trenzador [m] BO:S
in the trenza dance, movement by the performers in which they undo the braided ribbons destrenzada [f] BO
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunsa [f] PE
popular festival celebrated during carnival involving planting a tree and decorating it with ribbons to later cut it down with an ax to music and dancing yunza [f] PE
warp knitted with ribbons on sticks held by dancers in popular dances trenzada [f] BO:S
dancer that knits a warp of ribbons with other dancers in popular dances trenzadora [f] BO:S
dance of african origin performed in honor of san benito, in which men wearing white dance while weaving multi-colored ribbons around a pole giros de san benito [m/pl] VE:W