banana in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for banana in the English»Spanish Dictionary

banana [Am bəˈnænə, Brit bəˈnɑːnə] N

banana

plátano m

banana

banana f Peru RioPl

banana

banano m AmC Col

banana

cambur m Ven

to be top/second banana Am inf

ser el mandamás/el segundo de a bordo inf

banana plantation

bananera f

banana plantation

plantación f bananera

banana plantation

platanar m

banana plantation

bananal m LatAm

banana tree

bananero m

banana tree

plátano m bananero

banana tree

banano m LatAm

banana tree

cambur m Ven

top banana N Am sl

1. top banana THEAT:

top banana

cómico m principal / cómica f principal

2. top banana (boss):

top banana

mandamás mf inf

top banana

mero mero m Mex inf

top banana

capo m CSur inf

banana skin N esp Brit

banana skin

cáscara f de plátano

banana skin

cáscara f de banana Peru RioPl

banana skin

cáscara f de banano AmC Col

banana skin

piel f de plátano Spain

banana skin

concha f de cambur Ven

to slip on a banana skin (literally)

resbalar al pisar una cáscara de plátano (or banana etc.)

to slip on a banana skin (make a mistake)

meter la pata inf

to slip on a banana skin (make a mistake)

tirarse una plancha Spain inf

banana republic N

banana republic

república f banana

banana republic

república f bananera

banana plug N

banana plug

clavija f con punta cónica

banana plug

clavija f banana

banana peel N Am

banana peel → banana skin

See also banana skin

banana skin N esp Brit

banana skin

cáscara f de plátano

banana skin

cáscara f de banana Peru RioPl

banana skin

cáscara f de banano AmC Col

banana skin

piel f de plátano Spain

banana skin

concha f de cambur Ven

to slip on a banana skin (literally)

resbalar al pisar una cáscara de plátano (or banana etc.)

to slip on a banana skin (make a mistake)

meter la pata inf

to slip on a banana skin (make a mistake)

tirarse una plancha Spain inf

banana boat N

banana boat

barco m bananero

banana belt N Am inf

banana belt

región f de clima templado

banana split N

banana split

banana split m

Translations for banana in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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banana

banana

banana in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for banana in the English»Spanish Dictionary

banana [bəˈnɑ:nə, Am -ˈnænə] N

banana

plátano m

banana

banana f LatAm

Phrases:

to go bananas inf

ponerse como loco

banana tree N

banana tree

platanero m

banana tree

banano m

banana republic N pej

banana republic

república f bananera

Translations for banana in the Spanish»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

banana

banana

guineo

banana

bananero (-a)

banana

república bananera pej

banana republic

banano

banana tree

plátano (árbol frutal tropical)

banana tree

plátano (fruta)

banana

plátano fruta Cuba

banana

plátano manzano Cuba, Mex

ladyfinger banana

plátano roatán Mex

banana

república bananera pej

banana republic

tamal

tamale (dish made of cornmeal, meat or chicken, and chili wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves)

banana Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

tamale (dish made of cornmeal, meat or chicken, and chili wrapped in corn husks or banana leaves)

tamal

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is an oasis of bananas for members who visit.

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He said, however, that bananas and hard-boiled eggs made him sick.

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Bananas are also used to make beer, their main beverage.

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After placing over-ripe bananas on a plate, she discovers that the walnuts in the set's kitchen are whole, not chopped.

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Fruits like pineapple, banana, lemon and papaya grow well in the district.

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Visitors are allowed to feed them, and apparently they have a passion for bananas.

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It measured 65 meters long, 4.5 meters high decorated with 7 tons of flowers, 3,000 oranges, 2,500 bananas and 5,000 apples.

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Other outdoor tourist activities include wind surfing, parasailing, and banana boating.

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They look somewhat like a straight, small banana with rounded ends.

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Sweet potatoes are the second-largest food crop, with 36,000 tons in 2004, followed by bananas (20,000 tons).

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