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Translate fiddlers from English to Spanish

Summary

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fiddlers:
- estafadores; engañadores; chorros; enredadores
fiddler:
- embrollón; juglar; trovador
Wiktionary:
- fiddler → timadora

English

Detailed Translations for fiddlers from English to Spanish

fiddlers:

fiddlers [the ~] nomen

the fiddlers (deceiters; swindlers; frauds)
el estafadores; el engañadores
- estafadores [el ~] nomen
- engañadores [el ~] nomen
the fiddlers (deceiters; frauds; swindlers)
el chorros; el estafadores; el enredadores; el engañadores
- chorros [el ~] nomen
- estafadores [el ~] nomen
- enredadores [el ~] nomen
- engañadores [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for fiddlers:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
chorros	deceiters; fiddlers; frauds; swindlers	gushing
engañadores	deceiters; fiddlers; frauds; swindlers	swindlers
enredadores	deceiters; fiddlers; frauds; swindlers	swindlers
estafadores	deceiters; fiddlers; frauds; swindlers	broddlers; bunglers; messy persons; swindlers

Related Words for "fiddlers":

fiddler

fiddlers form of fiddler:

fiddler [the ~] nomen

the fiddler
el embrollón
- embrollón [el ~] nomen
the fiddler
el juglar; el trovador
- juglar [el ~] nomen
- trovador [el ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for fiddler:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
embrollón	fiddler
juglar	fiddler
trovador	fiddler	epic poet
-	tinkerer; twiddler; violinist
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	folk musician

Related Words for "fiddler":

fiddlers

Synonyms for "fiddler":

violinist; musician; instrumentalist; player
twiddler; manipulator
tinkerer; unskilled person

Related Definitions for "fiddler":

an unskilled person who tries to fix or mend¹
someone who manipulates in a nervous or unconscious manner¹
a musician who plays the violin¹

Wiktionary Translations for fiddler:

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• fiddler	→ timadora	↔ Gaunerin — eine weibliche Person, die auf Kosten eines anderen versucht, sich durch Betrug einen Vorteil zu verschaffen, in dem die Unwissenheit beziehungsweise Unaufmerksamkeit des anderen ausnutzen wird

¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University