Kantons in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for Kantons in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.wanton [Am ˈwɑnt(ə)n, Brit ˈwɒntən] ADJ

1. wanton (willful, pointless):

wanton attack/destruction

sin sentido

wanton attack/destruction

gratuito

wanton neglect/waste

displicente

2. wanton (licentious):

wanton lifestyle

licencioso

wanton lifestyle

disipado

a wanton woman

una desvergonzada or descocada or libertina

II.wanton [Am ˈwɑnt(ə)n, Brit ˈwɒntən] N liter, arch

1. wanton (wilful person):

wanton

terco m / terca f

2. wanton (licentious person):

wanton

libertino m / libertina f

I.Cantonese [Am ˌkæntəˈniz, Brit ˌkantəˈniːz] ADJ

Cantonese

cantonés

II.Cantonese <pl Cantonese> [Am ˌkæntəˈniz, Brit ˌkantəˈniːz] N

1. Cantonese C (person):

Cantonese

cantonés m / cantonesa f

2. Cantonese U (language):

Cantonese

cantonés m

Mark Antony [ˌmɑːk ˈantəni] N

Mark Antony

Marco Antonio

antonym [Am ˈæn(t)əˌnɪm, Brit ˈantənɪm] N

antonym

antónimo m

canton [Am ˈkænˌtɑn, ˈkænt(ə)n, Brit ˈkantɒn, kanˈtɒn] N

canton

cantón m

wantonly [Am ˈwɑnt(ə)nli, Brit ˈwɒntənli] ADV

1. wantonly (unnecessarily):

wantonly

gratuitamente

2. wantonly (willfully):

wantonly

sin ningún miramiento

3. wantonly (licentiously):

wantonly

licenciosamente

I.phantom [Am ˈfæn(t)əm, Brit ˈfantəm] N liter

1. phantom (ghost):

phantom

fantasma m

2. phantom (unreal thing):

a phantom of the mind

una fantasía

II.phantom [Am ˈfæn(t)əm, Brit ˈfantəm] ADJ

1. phantom (ghostly) liter attr:

phantom shape

fantasmal

phantom horseman

fantasma adj inv

2. phantom (imaginary):

phantom

ilusorio

phantom

imaginario

phantom (limb) pain MED

dolor m fantasma

tonsil [Am ˈtɑnsəl, Brit ˈtɒns(ə)l, ˈtɒnsɪl] N ANAT

tonsil

amígdala f

he had his tonsils out

lo operaron de las amígdalas

tonsure [Am ˈtɑn(t)ʃər, Brit ˈtɒnʃə] N

tonsure

tonsura f

lean-to <pl lean-tos> [Am, Brit ˈliːntuː] N

lean-to

cobertizo m (adosado a la casa)

Kantons in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for Kantons in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.Cantonese [ˌkæntəˈni:z] ADJ

Cantonese

cantonés, -esa

II.Cantonese [ˌkæntəˈni:z] N

1. Cantonese (language):

Cantonese

cantonés m

2. Cantonese (person):

Cantonese

cantonés(-esa) m (f)

wanton [ˈwɒntən, Am ˈwɑ:ntən] ADJ

1. wanton (extreme):

wanton

desenfrenado, -a

2. wanton (mindless):

wanton

sin razón

wanton destruction

destrucción sin sentido

wanton disregard

desatención injustificada

wanton waste

dispendio gratuito

3. wanton (licentious):

wanton

lascivo, -a

4. wanton:

wanton (capricious)

caprichoso, -a

wanton (playful)

juguetón, -ona

antonym [ˈæntənɪm, Am -tnɪm] N

antonym

antónimo m

I.phantom [ˈfæntəm, Am -t̬əm] N

phantom

fantasma m

II.phantom [ˈfæntəm, Am -t̬əm] ADJ

1. phantom iron (ghostly):

phantom

fantasmal

2. phantom (imaginary):

phantom

ilusorio, -a

tonsil [ˈtɒnsl, Am ˈtɑ:n-] N MED

tonsil

amígdala f

panto [ˈpæntəʊ, Am -toʊ] N Brit inf

panto abbreviation of pantomime, abbreviation of pantomime

See also pantomime

pantomime [ˈpæntəmaɪm, Am -t̬ə-] N

1. pantomime no pl (mime):

pantomime

pantomima f

2. pantomime Brit (play):

pantomime

comedia musical navideña basada en cuentos de hadas

3. pantomime fig (farse):

pantomime

farsa f

lean-to [ˈli:ntu:] N

1. lean-to (building extension):

lean-to

anexo m

2. lean-to Am, Aus (shack):

lean-to

cobertizo m

intone [ɪnˈtəʊn, Am -ˈtoʊn] VB trans form

1. intone (sing):

intone

entonar

2. intone (say solemnly):

intone

recitar

canto N

User Entry

canto LIT, MUS

canto m