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Detailed Translations for Moor from English to Spanish

moor:

to moor verb (moors, moored, mooring)

  1. to moor (anchor; tie up; fasten)
  2. to moor (anchor)
    anclar; amarrar; atar
  3. to moor (fasten to a rope; fix; fasten; tie up)

Conjugations for moor:

present
  1. moor
  2. moor
  3. moors
  4. moor
  5. moor
  6. moor
simple past
  1. moored
  2. moored
  3. moored
  4. moored
  5. moored
  6. moored
present perfect
  1. have moored
  2. have moored
  3. has moored
  4. have moored
  5. have moored
  6. have moored
past continuous
  1. was mooring
  2. were mooring
  3. was mooring
  4. were mooring
  5. were mooring
  6. were mooring
future
  1. shall moor
  2. will moor
  3. will moor
  4. shall moor
  5. will moor
  6. will moor
continuous present
  1. am mooring
  2. are mooring
  3. is mooring
  4. are mooring
  5. are mooring
  6. are mooring
subjunctive
  1. be moored
  2. be moored
  3. be moored
  4. be moored
  5. be moored
  6. be moored
diverse
  1. moor!
  2. let's moor!
  3. moored
  4. mooring
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

moor [the ~] nomen

  1. the moor (heath; heathland; heather)
  2. the moor (heather; heathland)
    el brezal
  3. the moor (heathland; heath)
    el brezo; el brezal; el brezales

Translation Matrix for moor:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
anclar anchoring; casting anchor; dropping anchor
atar affixing; attaching; fastening; tie to
brezal heath; heather; heathland; moor
brezales heath; heathland; moor
brezo heath; heathland; moor heath bush
cultivo de brezal heath; heather; heathland; moor heath bush
- moorland
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
amarrar anchor; fasten; moor; tie up bind; bind fast; bind up; cram up a lesson; fasten; join; lash; learn; pinion; secure; study; tie; tie down; tie up; train
anclar anchor; moor pin
atar anchor; moor attach; bind; bind fast; bind round; bind together; bind up; bundle; button; button up; cant; confirm; connect; detain; fasten; fasten on; fix; join; keep on a string; knot; lace; lace up; lash; leash on; pinion; put on; secure; string; tack up; tie; tie on; tie together; tie up; tie up high; unite
atar a una cuerda fasten; fasten to a rope; fix; moor; tie up
- berth; tie up; wharf

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Related Definitions for "moor":

  1. open land usually with peaty soil covered with heather and bracken and moss1
  2. secure with cables or ropes1
    • moor the boat1
  3. come into or dock at a wharf1
  4. secure in or as if in a berth or dock1

Wiktionary Translations for moor:

moor
verb
  1. to secure or fix firmly
  2. to fix or secure, as a vessel, in a particular place by casting anchor, or by fastening with cables or chains
  3. to cast anchor or become fastened
noun
  1. region with poor, marshy soil, peat and heath

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
moor páramo MoorSumpf, dessen Grund aus Torf besteht
moor apearse; detenerse; pararse aanleggen — café
moor amarrar amarrer — Lier à l’aide d’une corde...
moor anclar ancrer — (vieilli) marine|fr jeter l’ancre.
moor fijar; sujetar attacher — Fixer
moor brezal bruyère — Lieu où pousse la plante
moor ligar; anudar; relacionar; atar; vincular lierserrer avec une corde ou avec toute autre chose flexible.
moor pantano; charca; ciénaga marais — Étendue humide (1)

Moor:

Moor [the ~] nomen

  1. the Moor (blackamoor)
    el Moro
  2. the Moor (blackamoor)
    el mahometano; el moro; el musulmán
  3. the Moor
    el mahometano; el moro

Translation Matrix for Moor:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Moro Moor; blackamoor
mahometano Moor; blackamoor
moro Moor; blackamoor
musulmán Moor; blackamoor Islamite; Muslim

Related Words for "Moor":

  • Moors

Related Definitions for "Moor":

  1. one of the Muslim people of north Africa; of mixed Arab and Berber descent; converted to Islam in the 8th century; conqueror of Spain in the 8th century1

Wiktionary Translations for Moor:

Moor
noun
  1. -
  2. a member of a certain mixed race of Arab and Berber people

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
Moor moro Maurehistorisch: Angehöriger der in Nordafrika als Nomaden lebenden Berberstämme, die im 7. Jahrhundert von den Arabern islamisiert wurden und diese bei ihrer Eroberung der iberischen Halbinsel als kämpfende Truppe unterstützten

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