WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| tacho nm | AR, UY (cubo grande) | container, bin n |
| | (UK) | dustbin, rubbish bin n |
| | (US) | garbage can, trash can n |
| | En el patio había dos tachos llenos de agua. |
| | There were two containers full of water in the courtyard. |
| tacho nm | AmS (cubo de basura) | bin n |
| | (UK) | rubbish bin n |
| | (US) | trash can n |
| | El artista rompió el lienzo y lo tiró al tacho. |
| | The artist tore up the canvas and threw it in the bin. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| tachar⇒ vtr | (marcar con una raya) | cross out vtr phrasal sep |
| | En este ejercicio, los estudiantes de alemán deben tachar las conjugaciones incorrectas. |
| | In this exercise the German students have to cross out the incorrect conjugations. |
| tachar de vtr + prep | (atribuir una falta) | brand [sb] as vtr + adv |
| | De Carla se pueden decir muchas cosas, pero no creo que se la pueda tachar de irresponsable. |
| | You can say a lot of things about her but I don't think you can brand her as irresponsible. |
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