Arabs in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Arabs in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.Arab [Am ˈɛrəb, Brit ˈarəb] ADJ

1. Arab GEOG:

Arab

árabe

2. Arab (of a horse):

Arab, arab

árabe

II.Arab [Am ˈɛrəb, Brit ˈarəb] N

1. Arab (person):

Arab

árabe mf

2. Arab (horse):

Arab, arab

caballo m árabe

pan-Arab [Am ˌpænˈɛrəb, Brit panˈarəb] ADJ

pan-Arab ideology/movement:

pan-Arab

panarabista

Arab-Israeli [Am ˌɛrəbɪzˈreɪli, Brit ˌarəbɪzˈreɪli] ADJ

Arab-Israeli war/conflict/relations:

Arab-Israeli

árabe-israelí

street Arab N

street Arab

golfillo m / golfilla f

street Arab

chico m de la calle / chica f de la calle

street Arab

palomilla mf And

street Arab

gamín m / gamina f Col

Arab Spring N

Arab Spring

primavera f árabe

United Arab Emirates N npl

the United Arab Emirates

los Emiratos Árabes Unidos

Arabs in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Arabs in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.Arab [ˈærəb, Am ˈer-] ADJ

Arab

árabe

the (United) Arab Emirates

los Emiratos Árabes (Unidos)

II.Arab [ˈærəb, Am ˈer-] N

Arab

árabe mf

United Arab Emirates N pl

the United Arab Emirates

los Emiratos Árabes Unidos

Translations for Arabs in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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Reconquista

The Reconquista was ended after eight centuries of Moorish occupation by the reconquest of the Kingdom of Granada. For eight centuries, the sole objective of the Christian rulers had been to drive the Arabs out of the Península Ibérica. Those Moors and Jews who wished to remain in Spain had to convert to the Christian faith.

Arabs Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

The Reconquista was ended after eight centuries of Moorish occupation by the reconquest of the Kingdom of Granada. For eight centuries, the sole objective of the Christian rulers had been to drive the Arabs out of the Península Ibérica. Those Moors and Jews who wished to remain in Spain had to convert to the Christian faith.

Reconquista

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English

The association of "malwa" with non-arabs and a low status imparted an increasingly pejorative connotation to it.

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