Indian no Dicionário de Espanhol-Inglês da Oxford

Traduções para Indian no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

I.Indian [americ ˈɪndiən, Brit ˈɪndɪən] ADJ

1. Indian (of India):

Indian

indio

Indian

hindú criticized

2. Indian (of America):

Indian

indígena

Indian

indio

II.Indian [americ ˈɪndiən, Brit ˈɪndɪən] SUBST

1.1. Indian C (person from India):

Indian

indio m / india f

Indian

hindú mf criticized

1.2. Indian C or U (food, meal) Brit:

Indian coloq

comida f india

Indian coloq

comida f hindú criticized

2. Indian C:

American Indian

indígena mf

American Indian

indio m / india f

Indian summer SUBST

Indian summer (in northern hemisphere)

≈ veranillo m de San Martín

Indian summer (in northern hemisphere)

≈ veranillo m de San Miguel

Indian summer (in southern hemisphere)

≈ veranillo m de San Juan

her sixties were an Indian summer

la felicidad le llegó a los sesenta años

the Edwardian period was the Indian summer of British imperial power

la época eduardiana fue el epílogo del auge del imperio británico

Indian giver SUBST americ

Indian giver

niño que regala algo y luego quiere que se lo devuelvan

Indian file SUBST Brit

in Indian file

en fila india

Indian Ocean SUBST

the Indian Ocean

el (Océano) Índico

Indian wrestling SUBST U

Indian wrestling → arm-wrestling

Veja também: arm-wrestling

arm-wrestling SUBST U

he's very good at arm-wrestling

es muy bueno echando pulsos

he's very good at arm-wrestling

es muy bueno pulseando CSur

he's very good at arm-wrestling

es muy bueno jugando a las vencidas Méx

I.Red Indian ADJ Brit antiq or ofens

Red Indian

de los pieles rojas antiq or ofens

II.Red Indian SUBST Brit antiq or ofens

Red Indian

piel mf roja antiq or ofens

I.West Indian ADJ

West Indian

antillano

West Indian (in UK)

afroantillano

II.West Indian SUBST

West Indian

antillano m / antillana f

West Indian (in UK)

afroantillano m / afroantillana f

I.American Indian ADJ

American Indian

amerindio

American Indian

de los indios americanos

II.American Indian SUBST

American Indian

indio americano m / india americana f

American Indian

amerindio m / amerindia f

Veja também: Native American, Native American

Native American Info

Native American

El término de más amplia aceptación para referirse a los pueblos indígenas de América y el Caribe. De acuerdo al Bureau of Indian Affairs, organización del gobierno de EEUU que trata todo los asuntos relacionados con los indios, existen en ese país cerca de 550 tribus que totalizan alrededor de 1, 2 millones de personas. De estas cerca de un millón vive en reservaciones y cerca del 37% de estos están desempleados. Muchas reservaciones abren casinos basándose en el hecho de que pueden establecer sus propias normas.

Native American

Native American SUBST:

Native American

indio americano m / india americana f

Indian ink, indian ink SUBST U esp Brit

Indian ink → India ink

Veja também: India ink

India ink, india ink SUBST U

India ink

tinta f china

Indian no Dicionário PONS

Traduções para Indian no dicionário inglês»Espanhol

I.Indian [ˈɪndiən] ADJ

1. Indian (of India):

Indian

indio, -a

Indian

hindú

2. Indian (of America):

Indian

indio, -a

Indian

indígena

II.Indian [ˈɪndiən] SUBST

1. Indian (of India):

Indian

indio(-a) m (f)

2. Indian (of America):

Indian

indígena mf

Red Indian SUBST

Red Indian

piel mf roja

Indian summer SUBST

Indian summer

veranillo m de San Martín

Indian corn SUBST sem pl americ

Indian corn

mazorca f

Indian file SUBST

Indian file

fila f india

American Indian SUBST

American Indian

amerindio(-a) m (f)

Indian club SUBST DESP

Indian club

bolo m

Indian ink SUBST sem pl Brit, Aus

Indian ink

tinta f china

Indian Ocean SUBST sem pl

Indian Ocean

océano m Índico

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lliclla

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maya

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mestizo

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Cuba

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azteca

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inca

mestizo (of mixed Spanish American and American Indian descent)

acholado (-a)