Mexican Spanish Meaning of arrow
flecha
Other Mexican Spanish words related to flecha
- acelerar
- línea recta
- ponerse al día
- dardo
- galope
- superar
- rebasar
- Superar
- rebasar
- acelerar
- salir
- racha
- avance rápido
- barril
- escarabajo
- cinturón
- golpe
- tornillo
- brisa
- paquete
- Carrera
- persecución
- curso
- revolotear
- mosca
- Liebre
- joroba
- jet
- trotar
- brincar
- motor
- carrera
- carnero
- Cohete
- correr
- patín del diablo
- velocidad
- sprint
- estampida
- paso
- lágrima
- viaje
- genio
- silbar
- zoom
- hacer un chiste (sobre)
- explosión
- llama
- cuenco
- ajetreo
- zumbido
- bala de cañón
- escorar
- guión
- manejo
- apurar
- oye
- Highball
- aventar
- apúrate
- lanzarse
- ajetreo
- pellizcar
- Piel
- rasgar
- prisa
- Susurro
- aguacero
- pelea
- apresurarse
- ropero
- trote
- remolino
- Batidor de globo
- cierre
- hotfoot
Nearest Words of arrow
- arrow arum => Flecha del río
- arrow grass => Flecha de agua
- arrow leaved aster => aster de hojas de flecha
- arrow wood => Madera de flecha
- arrow-grass family => Flechera
- arrowhead => punta de flecha
- arrowheaded => en forma de flecha
- arrowleaf groundsel => Senecio aracnídeo
- arrowroot => Maranta
- arrowroot family => Familia de las marantáceas
Definitions and Meaning of arrow in English
arrow (n)
a mark to indicate a direction or relation
a projectile with a straight thin shaft and an arrowhead on one end and stabilizing vanes on the other; intended to be shot from a bow
arrow (n.)
A missile weapon of offense, slender, pointed, and usually feathered and barbed, to be shot from a bow.
FAQs About the word arrow
flecha
a mark to indicate a direction or relation, a projectile with a straight thin shaft and an arrowhead on one end and stabilizing vanes on the other; intended to
acelerar,línea recta,ponerse al día,dardo,galope,superar,rebasar,Superar,rebasar,acelerar
gatear,gatear,arrastrar,desfase,picar,Andar (por ahí o afuera),andar despacio,tardarse,decelerar,tardar
arrosion => erosión, arrose => regar, arrondissement => Distrito, arrogator => arrogante, arrogative => arrogante,
