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Detailed Translations for takings from English to Spanish

takings:

takings [the ~] nomen

  1. the takings (box-office money; receipt)
    la recaudación

Translation Matrix for takings:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
recaudación box-office money; receipt; takings cashing; collection; costs; dues; entry; fee; gathering; legal charges; levy; note of remittance; receipt; recovery; silvering; tax; taxation; taxes
- issue; payoff; proceeds; return; take; yield

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Synonyms for "takings":


Related Definitions for "takings":

  1. the income or profit arising from such transactions as the sale of land or other property1

Wiktionary Translations for takings:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• takings → ingreso ↔ recette — Ce qui est reçu, ce qui rentre en espèces, en valeurs

takings form of taking:

taking adj

  1. taking (affable; amiable; benign; friendly; bland)
    encantador; amable; atento; afable; simpático

taking [the ~] nomen

  1. the taking (amputating; amputation; removing)
    el amputar; el quitar; el extirpar
  2. the taking (capture)
    la obtención
  3. the taking (arrest; grab)
    el detener

Translation Matrix for taking:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amputar amputating; amputation; removing; taking
detener arrest; grab; taking
extirpar amputating; amputation; removing; taking amputating; removing
obtención capture; taking acquisition; gain; profit; purchase; shoppings
quitar amputating; amputation; removing; taking amputating; deprivation; removing
- pickings
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amputar amputate; clearly define; define; demarcate; fence; fence in; fence off; map out; mark out; outline; trace out
detener apprehend; arrest; bring to a halt; bring to a standstill; catch; detain; discourage; dissuade; halt; hold; hold back; hold up; imprison; keep up; lock up; obstruct; park; pick up; prevent; put in gaol; put to a stop; restrain; seize; snatch; sneak up on; stem; stop; take unaware; tattle; twig
extirpar clear away; clear out; clear up; destroy; dismantle; empty; exterminate; lift out; pull out; remove; strip down; sweep away; take apart a machine; take out; unharness; unrig; wipe out
quitar chisel off; clean; clear; clear out; cut away; cut off; deprive; empty; evacuate; get down; give a good cleaning; lift out; loot; pillage; plunder; pull down; pull out; raid; release; remove; rid of; rob; snatch; steal; take down from; take out; trim away; undo; unpick; wash; wipe off
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- fetching; winning
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
afable affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking amiable; amicable; amicably; assistent; attentive; calm; calmly; collected; complaisant; composed; friendly; helpful; kind; kindly; lovable; obliging; peaceful; placid; quiet; quietly; restful; serene; silent; still; tranquil; unemotional; uneventful
amable affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking a kind manner; affectionate; agreeable; alluring; amiable; appealing; assistent; attentive; attractive; benevolent; calm; calmly; charming; cherished; collected; comfortable; complaisant; composed; conciliatory; congenial; cooperative; cordial; cosy; cozy; cute; dear; enchanting; endearing; engaging; enjoyable; entrancing; exclusive; favorite; favourite; fine; friendly; genial; good; good-natured; great; hearty; helpful; honest; kind; kindly; likable; lovable; lovely; mild; nice; obliging; peaceful; placid; pleasant; pleasing; preferential; pretty; private; quiet; quietly; restful; select; selected; serene; silent; still; sweet; sympathetic; tranquil; unemotional; uneventful; warm; warm-hearted; well-behaved; winsome
atento affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking alert; assistent; attentive; benevolent; careful; cautious; civil; civilised; civilized; closely; complaisant; concerned; considerate; courteous; cultivated; cultured; good-natured; helpful; interested; kind; mild; obliging; observant; perceptive; polite; sharply; vigilant; watchful
encantador affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking adorable; alluring; amiable; appealing; attractive; bewitching; charming; cherubic; congenial; cute; dear; delicious; delightful; dinky; enchanting; endearing; engaging; entrancing; fairy-like; friendly; glorious; likable; lovable; lovely; magical; most charming; mystical; nice; paradisiacal; pretty; ravishing; sweet; sweetest; winsome
simpático affable; amiable; benign; bland; friendly; taking a kind manner; affectionate; agreeable; alluring; amicable; amicably; appealing; attractive; benevolent; calm; calmly; charming; collected; comfortable; composed; conciliatory; congenial; cordial; cosy; cozy; emphatitic; endearing; engaging; entrancing; friendly; good-natured; hearty; kind; kindly; likable; lovely; mild; nice; obliging; peaceful; placid; pleasant; pleasing; quiet; quietly; restful; serene; silent; still; sweet; sympathetic; tranquil; unemotional; uneventful; warm; warm-hearted; winsome

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Synonyms for "taking":


Related Definitions for "taking":

  1. very attractive; capturing interest1
    • something inexpressibly taking in his manner1
  2. the act of someone who picks up or takes something1
    • clothing could be had for the taking1

Wiktionary Translations for taking:

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• taking → propulsión ↔ prise — faculté de prendre, de saisir.

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