potter in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for potter in the English»Spanish Dictionary

potter¹ VB intr Brit + adv compl

she loves pottering around or about in the garden

le encanta entretenerse trabajando en el jardín

I've been pottering around the house all day

me he pasado el día haciendo un poco de esto y un poco de aquello en la casa

potter² [Am ˈpɑdər, Brit ˈpɒtə] N

potter

alfarero m / alfarera f

potter

ceramista mf

potter's wheel

torno m de alfarero

potter's clay

arcilla f (figulina)

potter's field N

potter's field

cementerio m de pobres

potter's field

≈ fosa f común

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potter's clay

arcilla (figulina)

the art of the potter

el arte del ceramista

Translations for potter in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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alfarero (alfarera)

potter

locero (locera)

potter

gres (arcilla)

potter's clay

arcilla de alfarería

potter's clay

torno de ceramista o alfarero

potter's wheel

potter in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for potter in the English»Spanish Dictionary

potter¹ [ˈpɒtəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:t̬ɚ] N

potter

alfarero(-a) m (f)

potter's wheel

torno m de alfarero

potter² [ˈpɒtəʳ, Am ˈpɑ:t̬ɚ] VB intr Brit

1. potter (go along):

to potter around the village

pasearse por el pueblo

2. potter fig:

potter

entretenerse

Translations for potter in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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alfarero (-a)

potter

ceramista

potter

arcilla de alfarería

potter's clay

gres

potter's clay

torno (de alfarero)

potter's wheel

potter Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

potter's wheel

torno m de alfarero

to potter around the village

pasearse por el pueblo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Potter claims that the story shows the difficulties both of being a man and of a being a woman.

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Like many residents of the home who had no relatives, she was buried in a potters' grave.

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Since the 15th century, there was gradual development of trade, including markets with shoemakers, saddlers, potters and furriers.

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