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a bite to eat    {n} un poco de comer   {m}  
a bite to eat    {n} un poco de comida   {m}  
A biting joke.    {f} sátira  
a bitter enemy    {adj} acérrimo  
A bitumen found in Ecuador, and employed in repairing ships.    {m} copey  
A black collar bound with linen, which clergymen wear.    {m} alzacuello  
A black collar, edged with white, worn by the Roman Catholic clergy.    {n} collarín  
a black person    {n} cocolo  
A black powder, used by sheep-shearers for the wounds of sheep.    {n} morenill  
A black slave.    {m} gelfe  
a blade of grass    {id0} una brizna de hierba  
A blamer, censurer.    {m. & f} vituperador  
A blamer, censurer.    {m. & f} vituperadora  
a blank check    {n} blanco   {m}  
A blanket.    {f} frazada  
A blanketVFRAZADA.    {f} frezada  
A bleak place.    {n} palomera  
a blemish on his reputation    {n} mancha   {f}  
A blemish.    {n} absceso  
a blessing in disguise    {interj} no hay mal que por bien no venga  
A blind man’s guide.    {m} destrón  
A blind man’s stick.    {m} tiento  
A blind pouch, a diverticulum; a vertical appendix.    {m} divertículo  
A blister on the skin.    {f} ampolla  
a blot on the landscape algo antiestético  
a blot on the landscape algo desagradable a la vista  
a blot on the landscape algo que estropea el paisaje  
a blot on the landscape algo que rompe la armonía  
A blouse.    {n} blusa  
a blow una ducha de agua fría  
a blow below the belt    {n} un golpe bajo   {m}  
A blow from a stone or the mark left by it.    {n} pedrada  
A blow given with the snout of a beast and sometimes also with the mouth.    {f} hocicada  
A blow on the nose with the finger; a flip.    {n} capirotazo  
A blow or stroke with a carpeta. to shelve, to put on one side.    {n} Dar carpetazo a,  
A blow upon the chest.    {f. (Amer.)} pechada  
A blow with a bottle.    {n} botellazo  
A blow with a halberd.    {n} alabardazo  
A blow with a stalk or stem.    {m. 1: (Aug.)} tronchazo  
A blow with the hand.    {n} manoteo  
A blow with the ramrod. I tripped and fell violently.    {n} Tropecé y di un baquetazo  
A blow-gun in Peru. (Indian.)    {n} pucuna  
A blue-flowered variety of onion.    {n} albarranilla  
A blunder, piece or stupidity; at billiards, a fluke.    {n} chambonada  
a blunt instrument    {adj} contundente  
A boar.    {m. (Prov.)} barraco  
A board    {f} tabla  
A board or low shutter put on balconies.    {n} rodapié  
A boasting babbler.    {m} farfante  
A boasting babbler.    {m} farfarfantón  
A boat full of persons or goods. a boat-load of ballast.    {n} Barcada de lastre  
A boat used in the sardine fishery.    {m} dengue  
A boat used in the tunny-fishery.    {m. & f.} mirador  
A boat used in the tunny-fishery.    {m. & f.} miradora  
A boat’s crew.    {f. (Naut.)} esquifazón  
a bob a nob    {n} un chelín por barba   {m}  
a bob or two    {n} un dineral   {m}  
a bob or two    {n} un platal   {m}  
A bodice.    {n} canesú  
A body of clients or dependents; a following; clientele.    {n} clientela  
A body of musketeers.    {n} mosquetería  
A body of trustees; a syndicate, - ppof SINDICAR.    {m} Sindicado. da  
A Bohemian.    {a.} bohema  
A Bohemian.    {a.} bohemiana or bohemo  
A Bohemian.    {a.} bohemiano  
A boiler.    {n} paila  
A bold, arduous undertaking. excessively.    {f} En demasía  
A bolt having a looped head designed to receive a hook or rope.    {n} armella   {f}  
A bonnet or head dress formerly worn.    {n} bicoquete  
A book bound with uncut leaves.    {a. (Poet.)} intonsa  
A book bound with uncut leaves.    {a. (Poet.)} intonso  
A book in folio form. (Acad.)    {n} infolio  
A book of ceremonies for public occasions.    {n} ceremonial  
A book of sacred music used in Catholic churches.    {n} entonatorio  
A book which contains and explains syllables; syllabary.    {m} silabario  
A book, a case, or other portable and useful thing, which is habitually carried on the person.    {m} vademécum  
a book, a page, or paper of the size of one eighth of a sheet of paper    {n} octavilla   {f}  
A book.    {n} libro  
a boon    {n} algo por lo que estar agradecido   {m}  
A border in gardens where herbs, flowers, etc., are planted.    {n} arriate  
A bore, tiresome person.    {com. (coll.)} machaca  
a boring person    {n} un pan sin sal  
a boring person    {n} una persona aburrida   {f}  
a born loser    {n} un perdedor  
A botcher.    {m. & f.} chafallón  
A botcher.    {m. & f.} chafallóna  
a bottom drawer affair    {n} asunto que se olvida   {m}  
a bottom drawer affair    {n} asunto que se posterga   {m}  
A boundary mark    {n} balate  
A bow, an act of reverence    {n} inclinación  
a bowl of very thin metal or glass    {n} tembladera  
a box about so big    {adv} así  
A box in which flowers or shrubbery are grown; a wood and glass frame for hothouses.    {n} cajonera  
A box or case for carrying percussion-caps.    {n} pistonera  
A box or crate to carry fruit.    {n} cacaste  
A box or seat in the theater.    {m} aposento  
a box-office success    {adj} taquillera  
a box-office success    {adj} taquillero  
A boxwood tool, on which shoemakers close their work.    {n} boj  
A boy who carries victuals to reapers or mowers.    {m} guadapero