vielle in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for vielle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

viable [Am ˈvaɪəb(ə)l, Brit ˈvʌɪəb(ə)l] ADJ

1. viable (capable of succeeding):

viable plan/option

viable

it's not viable

no es viable

2. viable BIOL:

viable

viable

gazelle <pl gazelles or gazelle> [Am ɡəˈzɛl, Brit ɡəˈzɛl] N

gazelle

gacela f

Moselle [Am moʊˈzɛl, Brit mə(ʊ)ˈzɛl] N

1. Moselle (river):

the Moselle

el Mosela

2. Moselle U (wine):

Moselle, a. moselle

vino m del Mosela

nacelle [Am nəˈsɛl, Brit nəˈsɛl] N AVIAT

nacelle

nacela f

belle [Am bɛl, Brit bɛl] N

belle

belleza f

belle

beldad f

the belle of the ball

la reina de la fiesta

a Southern belle

una belleza sureña

seller [Am ˈsɛlər, Brit ˈsɛlə] N

1. seller (person, company):

seller

vendedor m / vendedora f

a seller's market

un mercado favorable al vendedor

2. seller (product):

to be a good/poor seller

venderse bien/mal

speller [Am ˈspɛlər, Brit ˈspɛlə] N

1. speller (person):

she/he is a good/poor speller

tiene buena/mala ortografía

2. speller (book):

speller

glosario de palabras de ortografía difícil

teller [Am ˈtɛlər, Brit ˈtɛlə] N

1. teller (in bank):

teller

cajero m / cajera f

2. teller (of votes):

teller

escrutador m / escrutadora f

3. teller (of tale):

teller

narrador m / narradora f

-dweller [Am ˈdwɛlər, Brit ˈdwɛlə] SUFFIX

city-dwellers

la gente que vive en la ciudad

fish seller N

fish seller

pescadero m / pescadera f

vielle in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for vielle in the English»Spanish Dictionary

viable [ˈvaɪəbl] ADJ

viable

viable

gazelle [gəˈzel] N

gazelle

gacela f

speller N

to be a good/poor speller

tener buena/mala ortografía

pellet [ˈpelɪt] N

pellet (small, hard ball)

bolita f

pellet (animal excrement)

cagadita f inf

pellet (gunshot)

perdigón m

seller N

1. seller (person):

seller

vendedor(a) m (f)

seller's market

mercado m de vendedores

2. seller (product):

good/poor seller

artículo m que tiene mucha/poca demanda

pellet gun N

pellet gun

pistola f de perdigones

teller [ˈteləʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. teller (vote counter):

teller

escrutador(a) m (f)

2. teller (bank employee):

teller

cajero(-a) m (f)

slum dweller N

slum dweller

habitante mf de los barrios bajos

dweller N

dweller

morador(a) m (f)

automated teller machine N

automated teller machine

cajero m automático

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

People couldn't get enough of these peculiar instruments with funny names like sackbut and vielle.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Two body forms: guitar-bodied and lute-backed ("vielle en luth").

en.wikipedia.org

The accompaniment was played on medieval instruments such as the psaltery, the dulcimer and the vielle.

en.wikipedia.org