WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| pino nm | (planta conífera) | pine, pine tree n |
| Note: Género Pinus. |
| | Quería sembrar un pino en el jardín pero al final sembré un naranjo. |
| | I wanted to plant a pine tree in the garden, but in the end I planted an orange tree. |
| pino nm | (madera resistente) | pine n |
| | Mi marido hizo aquel escritorio de pino. |
| | My husband made that desk from pine. |
| pino nm | (ejercicio de equilibrio) | handstand n |
| | El pino perfecto es una mezcla de fuerza y equilibrio. |
| | A perfect handstand is a combination of strength and balance. |
| Additional Translations |
| pino adj | (empinado, pendiente) | steep adj |
| | | sheer adj |
| | La cuesta era tan pina que los ciclistas preferían bajarse de sus bicicletas para subir por ella. |
| | The slope was so steep that the cyclists preferred to get off their bikes in order to get up it. |
| pino nm | AmL (deporte: bolo) | pin, bowling pin n |
| | (UK) | skittle, ninepin, tenpin n |
| | No fue chuza porque quedó un pino en pie. |
| | It wasn't a strike because a bowling pin was still standing. |
| pino nm | CL (picadillo de carne y cebolla) | minced meat and onion n |
| | | ground beef and onion n |
| | | mincemeat and onion n |
| | Las empanadas de pino son muy sabrosas. |
| | Minced meat and onion pastries are delicious. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| piño nm | ES: coloquial; gen pl (diente) (UK, colloquial) | gnasher n |
| | | tooth n |
| | Se rompió un piño de un tortazo que se dio con la bici. |
| | He broke one of his gnashers when he had a bike crash. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
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