Inglés
Traducciones detalladas de spear de inglés a neerlandés
spear:
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the spear (lance)
Conjugaciones de spear:
present
- spear
- spear
- spears
- spear
- spear
- spear
simple past
- speared
- speared
- speared
- speared
- speared
- speared
present perfect
- have speared
- have speared
- has speared
- have speared
- have speared
- have speared
past continuous
- was spearing
- were spearing
- was spearing
- were spearing
- were spearing
- were spearing
future
- shall spear
- will spear
- will spear
- shall spear
- will spear
- will spear
continuous present
- am spearing
- are spearing
- is spearing
- are spearing
- are spearing
- are spearing
subjunctive
- be speared
- be speared
- be speared
- be speared
- be speared
- be speared
diverse
- spear!
- let's spear!
- speared
- spearing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
Translation Matrix for spear:
Noun | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
lans | lance; spear | |
speer | lance; spear | |
- | fishgig; fizgig; gig; lance; shaft | |
Verb | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
aan de spies rijgen | gore; skewer; spear; spike | |
harpoeneren | harpoon; spear | |
met een harpoen treffen | harpoon; spear | |
spietsen | gore; skewer; spear; spike | |
- | spear up | |
Other | Traducciones relacionadas | Other Translations |
- | fishgig; fishing-spear; gig |
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Wiktionary: spear
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Cross Translation:
noun
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• spear | → speer | ↔ Speer — Waffe zum Werfen und Stechen, bestehend aus einer Stange mit einer Spitze (meist aus Metall oder Stein) an einem Ende; leichter als die nur zum Stechen bestimmte Lanze |
• spear | → piek; hellebaard | ↔ Spieß — eine historische Stichwaffe; ein langer Stiel mit spitzem Ende zum stechen |
• spear | → speer | ↔ javelot — Espèce de dard, arme de trait qu’on lancer avec la main. |
• spear | → speer | ↔ lance — arme à long bois, terminer par un fer pointu et qui, au Moyen Âge, était fort grosse vers la poignée. |