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Detailed Translations for tenderly from English to Spanish

tenderly:


Related Definitions for "tenderly":

  1. with tenderness; in a tender manner1
    • tenderly she placed her arms round him1

Wiktionary Translations for tenderly:

tenderly
adverb
  1. in a tender manner

tender:

tender [the ~] noun

  1. the tender
    la licitación; el concurso público; la subasta; el destajo
  2. the tender (coal-truck)
  3. the tender
    – Something used as a medium of payment. 2

Translation Matrix for tender:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
camión de carbón coal-truck; tender
carro del carbón coal-truck; tender
concurso público tender
destajo tender
dulce candy; motto-caramel; motto-kiss; snack
licitación tender invitation to tender
muelle bulwark; coiled spring; column; landing stage; landing-stage; loading bank; loading platform; loading quay; loading stage; loading-berth; loading-point; loading-wharf; pier; post; quay; quayside; rampart; riverside wall; shore; spiral spring; springs; waterside; wharf; wharfside
subasta tender auction day; auction rooms; flea market; public sale; sales; shipping-exchange
- attendant; attender; bid; cutter; legal tender; pinnace; ship's boat; stamp; supply ship
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bid; offer; tenderise; tenderize
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- affectionate; crank; cranky; fond; lovesome; raw; sensitive; sore; tippy; untoughened; warm
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
forma de pago tender
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- keeper
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abundante succulent; tender abundant; copiously; drunk; drunken; in large numbers; intoxicated; lush; luxurious; more than enough; multitudinous; numerous; opulent; pissed; plenty; sumptuous; tight; tipsy
blando soft; succulent; tender abstemious; clumsy; diluted; dizy; doltish; drained; faint; feeble; frail; gawky; gentle; indolent; languid; lax; listless; not very good; owlish; pale; poor; sick; stiff; supine; uneasy; unhandy; wan; washed out; weak; wooden
crujiente delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable brittle; crisp
delicado delicate; easily hurt; fragile; frail; oversensitive; sensitive; subtle; susceptible; tender acutely; awkward; bothersome; critical; dainty; delicate; disagreeable; easily hurt; elegant; exacting; fine; fragile; frightened of pain; graceful; handsome; hard; highly-strung; inconvenient; lightly built; lovely; nice; painful; perilous; personable; petite; precarious; pretty; ragged; ramshackle; refined; review; rickety; slender; slight; small-boned; smartly; snap; sophisticated; squeamish about pain; stylish; subtle; subtly; thin; touchy; weak; wobbly; wonky; worrisome
dulce succulent; tender charming; cherished; dainty; elegant; graceful; handsome; lovely; mawkish; nice; personable; petite; pretty; refined; slight; snap; soft; sophisticated; stylish; sugary; sweet; sweeted
débil delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable abstemious; awkward; bad; bland; clumsy; delicate; dim; doltish; faded; faint; feeble; fragile; frail; fumbling; gawky; helpless; impotent; in need of help; indigent; lurid; needy; not very good; owlish; pale; pennyless; poor; ragged; ramshackle; requiring help; rickety; sallow; slackly; stiff; unable; uneasy; unhandy; washed out; weak; wobbly; wonky; wooden
exuberante succulent; tender abundant; lush; luxurious; opulent; sumptuous
flojo delicate; fragile; frail; succulent; tender; vulnerable abstemious; awful; bad; bland; clumsy; dawdling; dim; distressful; dizy; doltish; dragging; drained; drooping; dully; faded; faint; feeble; flat; frail; gawky; inactive; indolent; inert; languid; lazy; lifeless; limp; lingering; listless; lurid; meager; meagre; miserable; no energy; not solid; not substantial; not very good; owlish; pale; passive; pathetic; pitiful; poor; puny; ragged; ramshackle; rickety; rotten; sallow; shuffling; sick; skinny; slackly; slow; slow of understanding; sluggish; stiff; tardy; thin; uneasy; unhandy; wan; washed out; washed-out; weak; wobbly; wonky; wooden; wretched
frágil delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable brittle; crisp; crumbly; delicate; faint; feeble; fragile; frail; lightly built; meager; meagre; pale; petite; puny; ragged; ramshackle; rickety; sick; skinny; slender; slight; small-boned; thin; wan; weak; wobbly; wonky
fácilmente desmenuzable delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable brittle; crisp
jugoso succulent; tender succulent
lujoso succulent; tender abundant; lush; luxurious; opulent; sumptuous
muelle soft; tender
quebradizo delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable brittle; crisp; crumbly; ragged; ramshackle; rickety; wobbly; wonky
ruinoso delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable depraved; noxious; pestiferous; ragged; ramshackle; reprobated; rickety; ruinous; wicked; wobbly; wonky
sensible delicate; easily hurt; fragile; frail; oversensitive; sensitive; subtle; susceptible; tender; vulnerable capital; considerable; delicate; fragile; huffy; hypersensitive; over-sensitive; ragged; ramshackle; respectable; rickety; sensitive; significant; substantial; susceptible; tender hearted; thin-skinned; touchy; wobbly; wonky
suave succulent; tender bluntly; close; close by; coarse; crude; demure; even; flat; flatly; grave; kneadable; level; malleable; mouldable; plain; plastic; pliable; point blank; sedate; smooth; sober; soft; uniform; unwavering; vulgar; workable
suculento succulent; tender
suntuoso succulent; tender abundant; lush; luxurious; opulent; sumptuous
templado succulent; tender average; dyed-in-the-wool; hardened; moderate; seasoned; steeled
tierno delicate; easily hurt; oversensitive; sensitive; soft; subtle; succulent; susceptible; tender abundant; affectionate; deep; delicate; early youth; fond; lightly built; loving; opulent; petite; profound; ragged; ramshackle; rickety; slender; slight; small-boned; soft; succulent; tender age; tender hearted; thin; warm; wobbly; wonky; youthfully immature
vulnerable delicate; fragile; frail; tender; vulnerable delicate; fragile

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Related Definitions for "tender":

  1. (of plants) not hardy; easily killed by adverse growing condition1
    • tender green shoots1
  2. having or displaying warmth or affection1
    • a tender glance1
  3. young and immature1
    • at a tender age1
  4. hurting1
    • the tender spot on his jaw1
  5. (used of boats) inclined to heel over easily under sail1
  6. easy to cut or chew1
    • tender beef1
  7. physically untoughened1
    • tender feet1
  8. given to sympathy or gentleness or sentimentality1
    • a tender heart1
    • a tender smile1
    • tender loving care1
    • tender memories1
    • a tender mother1
  9. ship that usually provides supplies to other ships1
  10. a boat for communication between ship and shore1
  11. car attached to a locomotive to carry fuel and water1
  12. a formal proposal to buy at a specified price1
  13. someone who waits on or tends to or attends to the needs of another1
  14. something that can be used as an official medium of payment1
  15. make tender or more tender as by marinating, pounding, or applying a tenderizer1
  16. make a tender of; in legal settlements1
  17. offer or present for acceptance1
  18. propose a payment1
  19. Something used as a medium of payment.2

Wiktionary Translations for tender:

tender
adjective
  1. sensitive or painful
  2. soft and easily chewed
  3. fond, loving, gentle, sweet
noun
  1. nautical: a boat used for transportation btw a ship and the shore
  2. law: an offer to buy or sell something
verb
  1. formal: to offer, give

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
tender suave; tierno mals — zacht en sappig
tender semana week — tijdseenheid van 7 dagen
tender tierno mürbe — weich (besonders bei Lebensmitteln)
tender firmar; subscribir; suscribir zeichnen — (transitiv) unterzeichnen
tender fino; delicado; exquisito délicat — Qui est d’une très grande finesse, très délié.
tender afeminado; tierno; blando; flojo mouÀ trier …
tender oferta; ofrecimiento; proposición; presentación offreaction d’offrir.
tender ofrecer; regalar; ofertar; ofrendar offrirprésenter quelque chose à quelqu’un, souhaiter qu’il l’accepter.