canos in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for canos in the English»Spanish Dictionary

canon¹ [Am ˈkænən, Brit ˈkanən] N

1.1. canon (church decree):

canon

canon m

1.2. canon (standard, criterion):

canon form

canon m

2. canon (body of works):

canon

conjunto de obras de un autor consideradas auténticas

the Protestant canon

el canon protestante

the Canon (of the mass)

el Canon (de la misa)

3. canon MUS:

canon

canon m

canon² [Am ˈkænən, Brit ˈkanən] N (clergyman)

canon

canónigo m

canon law N U

canon law

derecho m canónico

canopy <pl canopies> [Am ˈkænəpi, Brit ˈkanəpi] N

canopy (over bed, throne, altar)

dosel m

canopy (over bed, throne, altar)

baldaquín m

canopy (over bed, throne, altar)

baldaquino m

canopy (over statuette)

doselete m

canopy (over person)

palio m

canopy (over person)

dosel m

canopy (of cockpit)

cubierta f transparente

the canopy of stars liter

la bóveda celeste liter

I.canoe [Am kəˈnu, Brit kəˈnuː] N

canoe

canoa f

canoe

piragua f

to paddle one's own canoe

arreglárselas solo

to paddle one's own canoe

rascarse con sus (or mis etc.) propias uñas Chil Mex inf

II.canoe <canoes canoeing canoed> [Am kəˈnu, Brit kəˈnuː] VB intr

canoe

ir en canoa

canoe

ir en piragua

they canoed down the river

fueron río abajo en canoa

volcano <pl volcanoes or volcanos> [Am vɑlˈkeɪnoʊ, Brit vɒlˈkeɪnəʊ] N

volcano

volcán m

Meccano® [mɪˈkɑːnəʊ] N U Brit

Meccano

Meccano ® m

Chicano [Am (t)ʃɪˈkɑnoʊ, Brit tʃɪˈkɑːnəʊ, ʃɪˈkɑːnəʊ, tʃɪˈkeɪnəʊ]

Chicano N <pl Chicanos>:

Chicano

chicano m

Chicano Info

Chicano

Estadounidense de origen mexicano. En un principio el término se usaba como insulto, pero en la actualidad ha dejado de serlo e incluso los propios mexicoamericanos lo prefieren.

nano- [Am ˈnænoʊ, Brit ˈnanəʊ] PREFIX

nano-

nano-

canos in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for canos in the English»Spanish Dictionary

canon [ˈkæn·ən] N

1. canon REL, MUS:

canon

canon m

2. canon (person):

canon

canónigo m

3. canon LIT:

canon

obra f (literaria)

canoe [kə·ˈnu] N

canoe

canoa f

Phrases:

to paddle one's own canoe

arreglárselas solo

canopy <-ies> [ˈkæn·ə·pi] N

1. canopy (roof-like covering):

canopy

toldo m

2. canopy AVIAT:

canopy

cubierta f transparente

3. canopy ARCHIT:

canopy

baldaquín m

4. canopy form (sky):

canopy

bóveda f celeste

volcano <-(e)s> [val·ˈkeɪ·noʊ] N

volcano

volcán m

Chicano [tʃɪ·ˈka·noʊ] N ADJ

Chicano

chicano(-a) m (f)

canny <-ier, -iest> [ˈkæn·i] ADJ (clever)

canny

astuto, -a

cant¹ [kænt] N

1. cant (insincere talk):

cant

hipocresía f

2. cant LING:

cant

jerga f

candy bar N

candy bar

tableta f de chocolate

can't [kænt]

can't = cannot

See also cannot, can², can¹

cannot [ˈkæn·at] VB aux

cannot = can not, can

can² <could, could> [kən] VB aux

1. can (be able to):

can

poder

if I could

si pudiera

I think she can help you

creo que ella te puede ayudar

I could have kissed her

habría podido besarla

2. can inf (be permitted to):

can

poder

you can't go

no puedes ir

could I look at it?

¿podría verlo?

3. can (know how to):

can

saber

can you swim?

¿sabes nadar?

I.can¹ [kæn] N

1. can (container):

can

lata f

can of oil

bidón m

2. can sl (toilet):

can

trono m

3. can inf (prison):

can

trullo m

Phrases:

a can of worms

un problema peliagudo

to open (up) a can of worms

abrir la caja de los truenos

II.can¹ <-nn-> [kæn] VB trans

1. can (put in cans):

can

enlatar

2. can sl (stop):

can it!

¡basta ya!

canal [kə·ˈnæl] N

canal

canal m