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Summary

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spade:
- pala; azada
Wiktionary:
- spade → pala, azada, pica, negro, mulato
- spade → pica, pala, laya, cavar, picas, espadas

English

Detailed Translations for spade from English to Spanish

spade:

spade [the ~] noun

the spade (shovel; scoop; trowel)

– a sturdy hand shovel that can be pushed into the earth with the foot ¹
la pala; la azada
- pala [la ~] noun
- azada [la ~] noun

Translation Matrix for spade:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
azada	scoop; shovel; spade; trowel	gash; hoe; slash
pala	scoop; shovel; spade; trowel	bat; claw; grab; grip arm; metal; paddle; scoop; spoon; stick; tentacle; tin; transfer arm
-	coon; jigaboo; nigga; nigger; nigra

Related Words for "spade":

spades

Synonyms for "spade":

playing card
hand shovel
nigger; nigga; coon; jigaboo; nigra; Black; Black person; blackamoor; Negro; Negroid
dig; delve; cut into; turn over

Related Definitions for "spade":

a sturdy hand shovel that can be pushed into the earth with the foot¹
a playing card in the major suit that has one or more black figures on it¹
- she led a low spade¹
- spades were trumps¹
(ethnic slur) extremely offensive name for a Black person¹
dig (up) with a spade¹
- I spade compost into the flower beds¹

Wiktionary Translations for spade:

spade

noun

a garden tool with a handle and a flat blade for digging
- spade → pala; azada
one of the black suits in a deck of cards
- spade → pica
a black person
- spade → negro; mulato

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• spade	→ pica	↔ Pik — Farbe im französischen Kartenblatt mit einem schwarzen Lindenblatt als Symbol
• spade	→ pala	↔ Spaten — schaufelähnliches Werkzeug zum Umgraben der Erde
• spade	→ laya	↔ bêche — Outil
• spade	→ cavar	↔ creuser — Faire un trou, un orifice.
• spade	→ picas; espadas	↔ pique — cartes\|fr L'une des quatre enseignes d’un jeu de cartes français (♠).

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¹WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University