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Translate speck from English to Spanish

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speck:
- mancha; salpicadura; mota
Wiktionary:
- speck → mota
- speck → grano, semilla, partícula, nucleolo

English

Detailed Translations for speck from English to Spanish

speck:

speck [the ~] nomen

the speck (stain; spatter; spot; blot; dirt-mark)
la mancha; la salpicadura
- mancha [la ~] nomen
- salpicadura [la ~] nomen
the speck (dot; speckle)
la mota
- mota [la ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for speck:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
mancha	blot; dirt-mark; spatter; speck; spot; stain	bang; blame; blob; blow; clot; dab; dollop; fault; hamlet; lump; mop; reproach; slap; slush; splash; spot; stain; swab
mota	dot; speck; speckle	dust; grit; smut; speck of dust
salpicadura	blot; dirt-mark; spatter; speck; spot; stain	sloshing; splash; splashing
-	atom; corpuscle; hint; jot; mite; molecule; mote; particle; pinch; pinpoint; soupcon; tinge; touch

Related Words for "speck":

specks

Synonyms for "speck":

pinpoint; spot; speckle; dapple; patch; fleck; maculation
atom; molecule; particle; corpuscle; mote; material; stuff
touch; hint; tinge; mite; pinch; jot; soupcon; small indefinite quantity; small indefinite amount
mark

Related Definitions for "speck":

a very small spot¹
- the plane was just a speck in the sky¹
a slight but appreciable amount¹
(nontechnical usage) a tiny piece of anything¹
produce specks in or on¹
- speck the cloth¹

Wiktionary Translations for speck:

speck

noun

tiny spot
- speck → mota

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• speck	→ grano; semilla	↔ grain — fruit et semence des céréales contenu dans l’épi ; des légumineuses.
• speck	→ grano; semilla; partícula	↔ graine — Ovule fécondé qui donne de nouvelles plantes après dispersion et germination.
• speck	→ nucleolo; grano; semilla; partícula	↔ pépin — semence qui se trouver à l'intérieur de certains fruits.

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