Španielčina | Angličtina |
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ca interjection | oh no(exclamation of alarm or concern) |
CA noun | AC(alternating current) |
cabalgada noun {f} | cavalcade [cavalcades](procession of riders, vehicles, ships, etc.) |
cabalgar verb | get on(to board or mount) mount [mounted, mounting, mounts](to place oneself on a horse, bicycle etc. to ride) ride [rode, ridden, riding, rides](to transport oneself by sitting on and directing a horse, bicycle etc.) |
cabalgata noun {f} | pageant [pageants](public display) |
caballa noun {f} | mackerel [mackerels](edible fish) |
caballera noun {f} | knight [knights](warrior, especially of the Middle Ages) |
caballeresco adjective | chivalrous(involving chivalry) |
caballeresco adverb {m} | gentlemanly(in the manner of a gentleman) |
caballerete noun {m} | buck [bucks](fop or dandy) |
caballeriza noun {f} | stable [stables](building for managing ungulates, normally horses) |
Caballero proper noun | Caballeroproper noun |
caballero noun {m} | cavalier [cavaliers](military man serving on horse) gentleman [gentlemen](man of breeding) horseman [horsemen](man who rides a horse) knight [knights](warrior, especially of the Middle Ages) |
caballero adjective {m} | prissy [prissier, prissiest](well-behaved, well-mannered) |
caballero andante noun {m} | knight-errant(knight) |
caballero blanco verb | white knight(Hero) |
caballero de industria noun | sleiveen(dishonest person; trickster) |
caballero negro noun {m} | black knight(evil character) |
caballerosidad noun | mansuetude(gentleness, meekness) |
caballerosidad noun {f} | chivalrousness(state of being chivalrous) chivalry(ethical code) gentlemanlinessnoun |
caballeroso adjective | chivalrous(of a man: honourable) |
caballeroso adverb {m} | gentlemanly(in the manner of a gentleman) |
caballería noun {f} | cavalry [cavalry](military service that fights with riding horses) mount [mounts](rider in cavalry) |
caballería mecanizada noun {f} | mechanized cavalry(branch of the modern military) |
caballete noun {m} | easel [easels](upright frame for displaying or supporting something) kickstand(folding bar to prop up a mobile phone) pommel horse(gymnastic apparatus) ridge [ridges](highest point on a roof) trestle(a horizontal member supported near each end by a pair of divergent legs) |
caballito noun | horseling(a little horse) |
caballito noun {m} | hobby horse(child's toy) horsy(a child's term or name for a horse) |