chiefdom in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for chiefdom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

chief of staff, Chief of Staff N <pl chiefs of staff> MIL

chief of staff

jefe m del estado mayor / jefa f del estado mayor

chiefly [Am ˈtʃifli, Brit ˈtʃiːfli] ADV

chiefly

principalmente

chieftain [Am ˈtʃiftən, Brit ˈtʃiːft(ə)n] N

chieftain (of tribe, group)

cacique m

chieftain (of Scottish clan)

jefe m / jefa f

kerchief <pl kerchiefs or kerchieves [-tʃiːvz]> [Am ˈkərtʃəf, ˈkərˌtʃif, Brit ˈkəːtʃɪf] N

kerchief

pañoleta f

kerchief

pañuelo m

mischief [Am ˈmɪstʃɪf, Brit ˈmɪstʃɪf] N

1.1. mischief U (naughtiness):

to be up to mischief

estar haciendo travesuras or diabluras

don't get into any mischief

no hagas diabluras or travesuras

keep out of mischief

pórtense bien

keep out of mischief

portaos bien Spain

1.2. mischief U or C (outside trouble, harm):

mischief

daño m

to make mischief

causar daños

to do oneself a mischief Brit inf

hacerse daño

to do oneself a mischief Brit inf

lastimarse LatAm

2. mischief U (nuisance):

mischief

engorro m

that child is a little mischief

ese niño es la piel del diablo or de Judas

that child is a little mischief

ese niño es un diablillo

mischief-maker [Am ˈmɪstʃɪfˌmeɪkər, Brit ˈmɪstʃɪfˌmeɪkə] N

mischief-maker

alborotador m / alborotadora f

chiefdom in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for chiefdom in the English»Spanish Dictionary

fiefdom [ˈfif·dəm] N

fiefdom

feudo m

chieftain [ˈtʃif·tən] N

chieftain

cacique m

chiefly ADV

chiefly

principalmente

mischief [ˈmɪs·tʃɪf] N

1. mischief (naughtiness):

mischief

travesura f

to keep sb out of mischief

impedir a alguien hacer travesuras

2. mischief:

to get (oneself) into mischief

meterse en problemas

to make mischief for sb

amargar la vida a alguien

3. mischief (wickedness):

mischief

malicia f

kerchief [ˈkɜr·tʃɪf] N

kerchief

pañuelo m