| d {letter}
|
:: letter
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| D. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of Don
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| D {letter}
|
:: letter
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| đ {prep}
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:: Written form of de often found on signs rather than in literature
|
| daasanach {mf}
|
:: Daasanach
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| daasanach {adj}
|
:: Daasanach
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| dabigatrán {m}
|
:: dabigatran
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| dable {adj}
|
:: possible
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| dable {adj}
|
:: feasible
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| dabuten {interj} [Spain, dated]
|
:: cool, terrific
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| dabuten {adj} [Spain, colloquial, dated]
|
:: cool, terrific
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| dabuti {interj}
|
:: variant of dabuten
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| dabuti {adj}
|
:: variant of dabuten
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| daca {interj}
|
:: give it here
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| Daca {prop} {f}
|
:: Daca (capital)
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| dacha {f}
|
:: dacha
|
| dachshund {m}
|
:: dachshund
|
| dacia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dacio
|
| Dacia {prop} {f}
|
:: Dacia (ancient kingdom and Roman province)
|
| dacio {m}
|
:: Dacian
|
| dacio {m}
|
:: Dacian
|
| dacio {adj}
|
:: Dacian
|
| dación {f}
|
:: a yielding
|
| dación {f}
|
:: a concession or hand over
|
| dacita {f}
|
:: dacite
|
| dacítico {adj}
|
:: dacitic
|
| dacriocistitis {f}
|
:: dacryocystitis
|
| dactilar {adj}
|
:: digital (having to do or performed with a finger)
|
| dactilia {f}
|
:: dactyly
|
| dactílico {adj}
|
:: dactylic
|
| dactilitis {f} [medicine]
|
:: dactylitis
|
| dactilo- {prefix}
|
:: finger
|
| dáctilo {m} [poetry]
|
:: dactyl
|
| dactilógrafa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dactilógrafo
|
| dactilografía {f}
|
:: typing
|
| dactilografía {f}
|
:: touch typing
|
| dactilografiar {v}
|
:: to typewrite
|
| dactilógrafo {m}
|
:: typist
|
| dactiloscópico {adj}
|
:: dactyloscopic
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| -dad {suffix}
|
:: Used in forming a noun to represent the property corresponding to an adjective; -ity
|
| dadaísmo {m}
|
:: dadaism
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| dadaísta {mf}
|
:: Dadaist
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| dadaísta {adj}
|
:: Dadaist
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| dadito {m}
|
:: diminutive of dado
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| dádiva {m}
|
:: gift, donation, handout
|
| dadivoso {adj}
|
:: generous
|
| dado {m} [gaming]
|
:: A die or dice
|
| dado que {conj}
|
:: given that
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| dador {m}
|
:: giver
|
| dador {m}
|
:: dealer (in cards)
|
| dadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dador
|
| daga {f}
|
:: dagger
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| daguerrotipia {f}
|
:: daguerreotypy (art or technique of producing daguerreotypes)
|
| daguerrotipista {mf}
|
:: daguerreotypist
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| daguerrotipo {m}
|
:: daguerreotype
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| Daguestán {prop} {m}
|
:: Daguestán (republic)
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| daimio {m} [historical]
|
:: daimyo
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| daiquiri {m}
|
:: daiquiri
|
| daiquirí {m}
|
:: daiquiri
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| daira {f}
|
:: daerah
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| dajao {m}
|
:: mountain mullet (Agonostomus monticola)
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| Dakar {prop}
|
:: Dakar (capital city)
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| dakarense {adj}
|
:: Dakarois (of or pertaining to Dakar, Senegal)
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| dakarense {mf}
|
:: Dakarois (native or resident of Dakar, Senegal)
|
| Dakota del Norte {prop} {f}
|
:: North Dakota
|
| Dakota del Sur {prop} {f}
|
:: South Dakota
|
| dalasita {adj}
|
:: Dallasite, Dallas (of or pertaining to Dallas, Texas)
|
| dalasita {mf}
|
:: Dallasite (native or resident of Dallas, Texas)
|
| dale {interj} [Argentina]
|
:: OK, okey dokey, right
|
| dale que dale {adv} [idiom]
|
:: again and again; on and on
|
| dale que te pego {adv} [idiom]
|
:: nonstop; at it all the time
|
| dálet {f}
|
:: dalet; the Hebrew letter ד
|
| dalia {f}
|
:: dahlia
|
| Dalia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Dalila {prop} {f} [Biblical character]
|
:: Delilah (mistress of Samson)
|
| Dalila {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dalina {f} [Latin America]
|
:: presenter (especially of children's TV shows)
|
| dalit {mf}
|
:: Dalit
|
| dalle {m}
|
:: scythe
|
| Dalmacia {prop} {f}
|
:: Dalmatia
|
| dálmata {adj}
|
:: Dalmatian
|
| dálmata {mf}
|
:: Dalmatian
|
| dálmata {m}
|
:: Dalmatian (language)
|
| dalmática {f}
|
:: dalmatic
|
| dalmático {adj}
|
:: Dalmatian
|
| dalmático {m}
|
:: Dalmatian (language)
|
| daltoniano {adj}
|
:: color blind
|
| daltónico {adj}
|
:: color blind
|
| daltonismo {m}
|
:: color blindness
|
| dama {f}
|
:: lady, dame
|
| dama {f} [chess]
|
:: queen
|
| damaceno {adj}
|
:: alternative form of damasceno
|
| dama de compañía {f}
|
:: lady-in-waiting
|
| dama de compañía {f}
|
:: lady's companion
|
| dama de compañía {f}
|
:: escort
|
| dama de honor {f}
|
:: bridesmaid
|
| damajuana {f}
|
:: demijohn
|
| damán {m}
|
:: hyrax
|
| damascena {f}
|
:: female equivalent of damasceno
|
| damasceno {adj}
|
:: Damascene
|
| damasceno {m}
|
:: Damascene
|
| damas chinas {fp}
|
:: Chinese checkers
|
| damasco {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay]
|
:: apricot
|
| Damasco {prop} {m}
|
:: Damasco (capital city)
|
| Dámaso {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| damasquinado {m}
|
:: damascening
|
| damas y caballeros {mp}
|
:: ladies and gentlemen
|
| dambos {determiner}
|
:: obsolete spelling of ambos
|
| dame pan y llámame tonto {proverb}
|
:: It doesn't matter what you say, so long as you feed me; call me what you like, just don't call me late for dinner (literally: give me bread and call me stupid)
|
| damero {m}
|
:: chessboard
|
| damero {m}
|
:: draughtsboard
|
| damero {m}
|
:: A kind of crossword puzzle
|
| damero {m}
|
:: grid plan
|
| Damián {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| damisela {f}
|
:: damsel (young woman)
|
| damisela en apuros {f}
|
:: damsel in distress
|
| damita {f}
|
:: diminutive of dama
|
| damnificado {m}
|
:: victim
|
| damnificado {adj}
|
:: injured
|
| damnificado {adj}
|
:: affected
|
| damnificar {v}
|
:: to injure, harm
|
| Dan {prop} {m}
|
:: Dan (Biblical character and tribe)
|
| dana {f}
|
:: initialism of depresión aislada en niveles altos
|
| dañado {adj}
|
:: damaged
|
| dañar {vt}
|
:: to damage, to harm, to hurt, to injure
|
| dañar {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: to condemn
|
| dañarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of dañar
|
| Danbo {m}
|
:: Danbo (cheese originating in Denmark)
|
| dança {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of danza
|
| dancing {m}
|
:: dance hall
|
| dancístico {adj}
|
:: dance
|
| dandi {m}
|
:: alternative form of dandy
|
| dandismo {m}
|
:: dandyism
|
| dandy {m}
|
:: dandy
|
| danés {adj}
|
:: Danish (from or native to Denmark)
|
| danés {adj}
|
:: Danish (pertaining to Denmark)
|
| danés {m}
|
:: a Dane (native or resident of Denmark)
|
| danés {m}
|
:: the Danish language
|
| danesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of danés
|
| Danghu {prop}
|
:: Danghu (town)
|
| Dani {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Daniano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Danian (a subdivision of the Paleocene epoch)
|
| dánico {adj}
|
:: Danish
|
| Daniel {prop} {m}
|
:: Daniel (biblical book and prophet)
|
| Daniel {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Daniel {prop} {m}
|
:: The letter D in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
|
| Daniela {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Daniense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Danian (a subdivision of the Paleocene epoch)
|
| Danilo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| dañinear {v}
|
:: synonym of dañar
|
| dañino {adj}
|
:: damaging, harmful, detrimental
|
| daño {m}
|
:: damage
|
| dañoso {adj}
|
:: harmful
|
| danta {f}
|
:: elk, moose
|
| danta {f} [Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador]
|
:: tapir
|
| dantesco {adj}
|
:: Dantesque, Dantean
|
| danto {m}
|
:: Baird's tapir, Central American tapir
|
| dantza {f}
|
:: Basque dance
|
| dantzari {mf}
|
:: Basque dancer
|
| danubiano {adj}
|
:: Danubian
|
| Danubio {prop} {m}
|
:: Danube
|
| danza {f}
|
:: dance
|
| danza aérea {f}
|
:: aerial dance
|
| danzador {adj}
|
:: dancing
|
| danzador {m}
|
:: dancer
|
| danzadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of danzador
|
| danzante {adj}
|
:: dancing
|
| danzante {mf}
|
:: dancer
|
| danzar {v}
|
:: to dance
|
| danzarín {adj}
|
:: jumpy, nervous
|
| danzarín {m}
|
:: dancer
|
| danzarinamente {adv} [poetic]
|
:: dancingly
|
| danzario {adj}
|
:: dance
|
| danza sobre hielo {f}
|
:: ice dancing
|
| danzaterapia {f}
|
:: dance therapy
|
| danzón {m}
|
:: danzón
|
| dapsona {f}
|
:: dapsone
|
| daptomicina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: daptomycin
|
| daquel {contraction}
|
:: [obsolete] Contraction of de (of, from) and aquel (that)
|
| daquella {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of that, from that
|
| daquense {adj}
|
:: Dhakaite (of or pertaining to Dhaka, Bangladesh)
|
| daquense {mf}
|
:: Dhakaite (native or resident of Dhaka, Bangladesh)
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to give, to give out
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to hand over
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to hit
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to emit
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to produce
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to perform
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to consider
|
| dar {v} [con]
|
:: to encounter; to find with effort
|
| dar {vt}
|
:: to hit upon
|
| dar {v} [a, .colloquial]
|
:: to press, activate
|
| dar {vt} [colloquial]
|
:: to ruin; mess up
|
| dar {vr}
|
:: to occur
|
| dar {vr}
|
:: to grow naturally
|
| dar {vr}
|
:: to hit
|
| dar {vr} [_, + por]
|
:: to assume
|
| dar {vr} [colloquial]
|
:: to pretend to be, to present oneself as though one were
|
| dar {vr} [Mexico]
|
:: to surrender
|
| dar {vrt} [El Salvador, vulgar]
|
:: to fuck [used with third person direct objects only]
|
| dar abasto {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to cope, manage (with a workload)
|
| dar a conocer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make known, to publicize, to give out, to divulge, to disseminate, to disclose, to reveal, to announce, to release
|
| dar a conocer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to acquaint (somebody with a detail or fact)
|
| dar a conocer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to raise awareness, to make known
|
| dar a conocer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to showcase, to roll out, to publish, to release (e.g. a product)
|
| dar a conocer {vr} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make oneself known
|
| dar a conocer {vr} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be made known, to be publicized
|
| dar alcance {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to catch up with
|
| dar al traste {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to mess up, spoil, ruin
|
| dar a luz {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To give birth. (Literally "to give to light")
|
| dar asco {v} [idiom]
|
:: to revolt; disgust; to turn someone's stomach
|
| dar brincos {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to jump, leap
|
| dar buena cuenta de {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make short work of
|
| dar buena cuenta de {v}
|
:: to communicate
|
| dar calabazas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to jilt, to snub
|
| dar calabazas {vt} [idiom]
|
:: to fail (a student)
|
| dar cancha {v} [idiom]
|
:: To give a chance
|
| dar carpetazo {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To shelve; put to bed
|
| dar carrilla {v} [idiom, Mexico]
|
:: to poke fun at
|
| dar caza {v}
|
:: to hunt
|
| dar caza {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give chase
|
| dar cien mil vueltas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: alternative form of dar cien vueltas
|
| dar cien vueltas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to beat the pants off, to wipe the floor with, to run rings around, to be much better (than), be far better at (something)
|
| dar cien vueltas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to brood on, to chew on, to mull over, to go over
|
| dar coba {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to suck up to; to sweet-talk
|
| dar con sus huesos {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to end up, wind up (go to somewhere, especially somewhere not desired)
|
| dar cuenta de {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to finish off
|
| dar cuerda {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to wind up (a toy, clock etc.)
|
| dar cuerda {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to get started
|
| Dardanelos {prop} {mp}
|
:: Dardanelles (strait)
|
| dárdano {adj}
|
:: Trojan
|
| dárdano {m}
|
:: Trojan
|
| dar de alta {vt}
|
:: to discharge (to release a patient from the hospital)
|
| dar de alta {vtr}
|
:: to register as, to sign up for (to join a service or an organization)
|
| dar de comer {v}
|
:: To feed
|
| dar de sí {v} [idiom]
|
:: to stretch
|
| dar de sí {v} [idiom]
|
:: to contribute
|
| dardo {m}
|
:: dart
|
| dar el alto {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give the all-clear
|
| dar el brazo a torcer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give in or give way, concede one's opinions, allow yourself to be persuaded
|
| dar el callo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to work like a horse; to put one's nose to the grindstone
|
| dar el cese {v} [idiom]
|
:: to ask to leave; to show the door to
|
| dar el coñazo {v} [idiomatic, vulgar, colloquial]
|
:: to piss off, bug, get on someone's tits, push someone's buttons (irritate)
|
| dar el pecho {v} [idiom]
|
:: to breastfeed
|
| dar el pego {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to fool
|
| dar el pie {v} [idiom, theatre]
|
:: to give the cue
|
| dar el pie {v}
|
:: to take the first step; make the first move
|
| dar el piné {v} [idiomatic, Argentina]
|
:: to be cut out for something
|
| dar el primer paso {v} [idiom]
|
:: To take the first step
|
| dar el soplo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to blow the whistle, to tip off, to squeal
|
| dar en cara {v} [idiom]
|
:: synonym of echar en cara
|
| dar en el clavo {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to hit the nail on the head
|
| dar en el hito {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to hit the nail on the head
|
| dar en hueso {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to hit someone hard
|
| dar en la diana {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to hit the nail on the head
|
| dar en la nariz {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be suspicious, to give (someone) a feeling
|
| dar esquinazo {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to slip away (from), give someone the slip, get past
|
| dar fe {v} [idiom, followed by "de"]
|
:: to vouch (for)
|
| darfuriana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of darfuriano
|
| darfuriano {adj}
|
:: Darfuri
|
| darfuriano {m}
|
:: Darfuri
|
| dar ganas {v}
|
:: to make feel like, want
|
| dar gato por liebre {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to sell someone a pup
|
| dar golpe {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make effort; to contribute
|
| dar gracias {v}
|
:: to give thanks or say grace
|
| dar grima {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be disgusted by something repulsive, to give someone the creeps
|
| dar hora {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give an appointment
|
| dari {mf}
|
:: Dari
|
| dariano {adj}
|
:: Darian
|
| darienita {adj}
|
:: Of or from Darién, a province in Panama
|
| darienita {mf}
|
:: Someone from Darién, a province in Panama
|
| dar igual {v} [idiomatic, impersonal]
|
:: to not mind, couldn't care less
|
| dariista {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Rubén Darío
|
| Darío {prop} {m}
|
:: Darius
|
| Daritza {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dar la barrila {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to kick up a fuss
|
| dar la cara {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to face up to
|
| dar la chapa {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to bug, annoy, keep on
|
| dar la espalda {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To turn one's back; to refuse to help or aid somebody
|
| dar la gana {v} [idiom]
|
:: To feel like (doing something); to fancy (doing something)
|
| dar la lata {v} [idiomatic, Chile, Colombia, Spain]
|
:: to annoy, bug
|
| dar la nota {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to attract attention, to make a spectacle of oneself
|
| dar la palabra {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to give the floor (allow to speak)
|
| dar largas {v} [idiomatic, usually with a negative sense]
|
:: to put off, to delay, to give somebody the runaround
|
| dar las tantas {v} [idiom]
|
:: to cause someone to take a long time
|
| dar las uvas {v} [idiom]
|
:: to cause to take a long time or to go slowly
|
| dar la tabarra {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to piss someone off; get someone's goat
|
| dar la talla {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to fill the bill
|
| dar la vara {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to annoy, bother
|
| darle a la zambomba {v} [idiomatic, colloquial]
|
:: to jerk off, spank the monkey (of males, masturbate)
|
| darle al tema {v} [idiomatic, vulgar]
|
:: to get it on (have sex)
|
| darle en la nariz {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To tell (have a suspicion)
|
| darle para el pelo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to rip to shreds; to wipe the floor (with) (a person)
|
| dar lugar {v}
|
:: give place (to be replaced by something)
|
| darlusar {v} [backslang, vesre, slang]
|
:: to greet
|
| dar mala espina {v}
|
:: to have a bad feeling about something
|
| dar mala espina {v}
|
:: to smell fishy (have suspicions about something)
|
| dar manija {v} [idiomatic, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay]
|
:: to egg on, spur on
|
| dar más mal que un hijo tonto {v} [idiom]
|
:: To be a real piece of work
|
| dar mil vueltas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: alternative form of dar cien vueltas
|
| darmstatio {m}
|
:: darmstadtium
|
| dar palmas {v}
|
:: to clap (hands)
|
| dar palo {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to peeve, annoy
|
| dar palos de ciego {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to lash out
|
| dar palos de ciego {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to stab in the dark
|
| dar parte de {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to report on
|
| dar paso {v}
|
:: to make way, step aside
|
| dar paso {v}
|
:: to give way to (to be succeeded by)
|
| dar pena {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make somebody feel sorry for
|
| dar pie {v} [idiom]
|
:: to give rise to
|
| dar plantón {v} [idiom]
|
:: To stand up (not attend a date)
|
| dar por concluido {v} [idiom]
|
:: to finalise; terminate
|
| dar por el culo {v} [idiomatic, vulgar]
|
:: to fuck in the ass
|
| dar por el culo {v} [idiomatic, vulgar]
|
:: to fuck off, piss off (irritate)
|
| dar por hecho {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to take for granted, assume
|
| dar por sentado {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to take for granted, to assume
|
| dar por sentado {vr} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be taken for granted, to be assumed
|
| dar por supuesto {v}
|
:: to assume, take for granted that something is true, without checking for proof
|
| dar que hablar {v} [idiom]
|
:: To give (people) something to talk about
|
| dar resultado {v} [idiom]
|
:: to take effect; to do the trick
|
| darse a conocer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make a name for oneself
|
| darse cita {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to join up; gather; meet up
|
| darse con un canto en los dientes {v} [idiom]
|
:: to thank one's lucky stars
|
| darse cuenta {v} [de, .idiomatic]
|
:: to notice, to realize, to figure out, to pick up on
|
| darse de alta {v}
|
:: reflexive of dar de alta; to discharge oneself or be discharged (from a hospital)
|
| darse de alta {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to sign up (to add one's own name to a list of people who are participating in something)
|
| darse de baja {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to unsubscribe, deregister
|
| darse de baja {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to cancel
|
| darse de narices {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To bump into (meet accidentally)
|
| darse el bote {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to take to one's heels, clear off
|
| darse el filete {v} [colloquial, idiomatic]
|
:: to touch up, fondle
|
| darse el filete {v} [colloquial, idiomatic]
|
:: to make out, snog
|
| darse el lote {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make out; do it
|
| dársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: to make fun of; poke fun; take the mickey
|
| dársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: to trick; hoodwink
|
| dársela con queso {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to hoodwink
|
| darse la gran vida {v} [colloquial, idiomatic]
|
:: to have a whale of a time, have the time of one's life
|
| dárselas con queso {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to take in; hoodwink; fool
|
| dárselas de {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make out to be; to pretend to be
|
| dársena {f}
|
:: dock (internal part of a harbour used for loading and unloading vessels)
|
| dársena {f}
|
:: area used for loading and unloading vehicles
|
| darsenero {adj} [football, Uruguay]
|
:: Of or relating to Club Atlético River Plate, a football club from Montevideo, Uruguay
|
| darsenero {m} [football, Uruguay]
|
:: Someone connected to Club Atlético River Plate, as a player, fan, coach etc
|
| darse postín {v} [colloquial, idiomatic]
|
:: to show off
|
| darse prisa {v}
|
:: to hurry, to hurry up, to get a move on, to be quick, to make haste (to speed up the rate)
|
| dar soga {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To poke fun at
|
| dar vuelta {v}
|
:: to turn, turn around
|
| dar vuelta {v}
|
:: to flip
|
| dar vueltas {v}
|
:: to spin, to rotate, to revolve
|
| dar vueltas {v}
|
:: to go round in circles, to go around in circles
|
| dar vueltas {v}
|
:: to toss (to roll around as in restless sleep in bed)
|
| dar vueltas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to brood on, to chew on, to mull over, to go over
|
| darwiniano {adj}
|
:: Darwinian
|
| darwiniano {adj}
|
:: Darwinian (of or pertaining to Darwin, Australia)
|
| darwiniano {m}
|
:: Darwinian
|
| darwiniano {m}
|
:: Darwinian (native or resident of Darwin, Australia)
|
| darwinismo {m}
|
:: Darwinism
|
| darwinismo social {m} [sociology]
|
:: social Darwinism (theory)
|
| darwinista {adj}
|
:: Darwinian
|
| darwinista {mf}
|
:: Darwinian, Darwinist
|
| dasatinib {m}
|
:: dasatinib
|
| dashi {m}
|
:: dashi
|
| data {f}
|
:: date (point of time at which a transaction or event takes place)
|
| datable {adj}
|
:: dateable (That may be ascribed a date or age)
|
| datación {f}
|
:: dating (act, instance of attributing a date to something)
|
| datáfono {m}
|
:: payment terminal, POS terminal, credit card terminal
|
| datagrama {m}
|
:: datagram
|
| datar {v}
|
:: to date, to assign a date to
|
| datear {v} [colloquial, Venezuela]
|
:: To hit up with info
|
| datear {v} [Chile]
|
:: To let someone in on
|
| dátil {m}
|
:: date (fruit of the date palm)
|
| datilera {f}
|
:: date palm
|
| datilero {adj}
|
:: date-producing
|
| dating show {m} [television]
|
:: dating game show
|
| dativo {adj} [grammar]
|
:: dative
|
| dato {m}
|
:: datum (a single piece of information)
|
| datófono {m}
|
:: alternative form of datáfono
|
| datolita {f} [mineral]
|
:: datolite
|
| Datong {prop}
|
:: Datong (city)
|
| dauleña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dauleño
|
| dauleño {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Daule, Guayas, Ecuador
|
| dauleño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city of Daule, Guayas, Ecuador
|
| David {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: David
|
| David {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| davídico {adj}
|
:: Davidic
|
| Dávila {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Dayana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| d.C. {adv}
|
:: AD (anno Domini)
|
| dcha. {f}
|
:: abbreviation of derecha
|
| DCV {prop} [politics]
|
:: initialism of Democracia Cristiana Vasca
|
| DD. HH. {mp}
|
:: acronym of derechos humanos
|
| DDHH {mp}
|
:: alternative form of DD. HH.
|
| de- {prefix}
|
:: de-
|
| de {f}
|
:: letter: d
|
| de {prep}
|
:: of; ’s; used after the thing owned and before the owner
|
| de {prep}
|
:: from (with the source or provenance of or at)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: of (expressing composition, substance)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: about (concerning; with regard to)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: of, from (indicating cause)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: of (indicates a quality or characteristic)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: from (with the origin, starting point or initial reference of or at)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: of (indicates the subject or cause of the adjective)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: from (with the separation, exclusion or differentiation of)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: than (in certain phrases)
|
| de {prep}
|
:: Used to construct compound nouns (with attributive nouns)
|
| de {prep} [followed by the infinitive]
|
:: Indicates a conditional desire
|
| de {prep}
|
:: Indicates a time of day or period of someone's life
|
| de {prep} [after a noun and before a verb]
|
:: Indicates the purpose of an object
|
| dea {f} [poetic]
|
:: goddess
|
| DEA {m}
|
:: acronym of Diploma de Estudios Avanzados (a tertiary education degree higher than a master's, but lower than a doctorate)
|
| de abajo {adj}
|
:: lower, bottom
|
| de abajo {adj}
|
:: downstairs
|
| deacachimba {adj} [Nicaragua]
|
:: cool; awesome
|
| de acá para allá {adv} [idiom]
|
:: here and there; to and fro
|
| deacetilasa {f}
|
:: deacetylase
|
| de acuerdo {adj}
|
:: Agreeing, in agreement
|
| de acuerdo {adv}
|
:: Agreeing, in agreement
|
| de acuerdo {interj}
|
:: Agreed; alright; OK
|
| de acuerdo con {prep}
|
:: according to
|
| de a deveras {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: really; actually
|
| de agárrate {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: a helluva; mighty
|
| de agárrate que hay curva {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: a helluva; mighty
|
| de agárrate que hay curvas {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: a helluva; mighty
|
| de agárrate y no te menees {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: a helluva; mighty
|
| de ahí {adv} [formal]
|
:: hence, so, thus
|
| de ahí que {adv}
|
:: thus, for this reason
|
| de ahora en adelante {adv}
|
:: from now on, henceforth
|
| deal {m} [business]
|
:: deal
|
| dealer {m}
|
:: dealer
|
| de alguna manera {adv} [idiom]
|
:: somehow
|
| deambulación {f}
|
:: ambulation, walking
|
| deambulación {f}
|
:: wandering
|
| deambulante {adj}
|
:: wandering, itinerant
|
| deambulante {mf}
|
:: itinerant (homeless person)
|
| deambular {vi}
|
:: to mosey, to amble, to wander, to roam
|
| deambulatorio {m} [architecture]
|
:: ambulatory
|
| deán {m} [religion]
|
:: dean
|
| deán {m} [obsolete]
|
:: head of a group of ten
|
| deanato {m}
|
:: deanship; the position of a dean
|
| deanazgo {m}
|
:: deanship; the position of a dean
|
| de antemano {adv}
|
:: beforehand, previously
|
| de antemano {adv}
|
:: in advance
|
| de antología {adj} [idiom]
|
:: incredible
|
| de a poco {adv} [idiom]
|
:: bit by bit; gradually
|
| de aquellos polvos, estos lodos {v} [idiom]
|
:: the chickens come home to roost
|
| de aquí en adelante {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from now on; from this point on
|
| de armas tomar {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: headstrong, strong-willed
|
| de arriba abajo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: up and down; from top to bottom
|
| de a tiro {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial]
|
:: totally; absolutely; completely
|
| de autor {adj} [idiom]
|
:: auteur; original
|
| debacle {f}
|
:: debacle
|
| de baja estofa {adj} [idiom]
|
:: second-rate; low-quality; shoddy
|
| debajo {prep}
|
:: below, under
|
| de balde {adv} [idiom]
|
:: for free, for nothing
|
| de balde {adv} [idiom]
|
:: for a song
|
| de balde {adv} [idiom]
|
:: left over, unwanted
|
| de bandera {adj} [idiom]
|
:: top-class
|
| debate {m}
|
:: debate, discussion
|
| debatible {adj}
|
:: debatable
|
| debatir {vt}
|
:: to debate
|
| debatir {vr}
|
:: to struggle (in a decision)
|
| debdo {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of deudo
|
| debelación {f}
|
:: crushing; quashing
|
| debelar {v}
|
:: to conquer
|
| deber {m}
|
:: obligation, duty
|
| deber {m}
|
:: debt
|
| deber {m}
|
:: should, ought (modal noun)
|
| deber {m} [usually, in the plural]
|
:: homework
|
| deber {vt}
|
:: to owe
|
| deber {v} [auxiliary]
|
:: must, to need to, to have to (rarely used in the conditional with this meaning)
|
| deber {v} [auxiliary]
|
:: should, to ought to, to be supposed to, to be to
|
| deber {v} [auxiliary]
|
:: should have (in the preterite; having haber follow "deber" is optional and not required)
|
| deber {v} [auxiliary, emphatic]
|
:: shall [future tense usually]
|
| deber {vr} [_, with preposition a]
|
:: to be due to, to be attributable to, to be the result of, to be caused by
|
| deber {v} [with de and infinitive]
|
:: probably or most likely do or happen something (add a degree of insecurity to the verb)
|
| deberse {v}
|
:: reflexive of deber
|
| debianero {m}
|
:: A user of the Debian operating system
|
| debidamente {adv}
|
:: properly
|
| debido {adj}
|
:: owed
|
| debido {adj}
|
:: due
|
| debido a {prep}
|
:: because of; due to
|
| débil {adj}
|
:: weak
|
| debilidad {f}
|
:: debility, weakness
|
| debilísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of débil
|
| debilitación {f}
|
:: debilitation
|
| debilitador {adj}
|
:: weakening, debilitating
|
| debilitamiento {m}
|
:: weakening
|
| debilitante {adj}
|
:: debilitating
|
| debilitar {v}
|
:: to weaken
|
| débilmente {adv}
|
:: weakly
|
| debilucho {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: weak
|
| debilucho {m} [pejorative]
|
:: weakling, wimp
|
| debitar {v}
|
:: to debit
|
| débito {m} [finance]
|
:: debit
|
| Débora {prop} {f} [biblical character]
|
:: Deborah (a judge of Israel)
|
| Débora {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| de bote en bote {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: packed; full; full to the gills
|
| de bruces {adv}
|
:: prone; face down
|
| debú {m}
|
:: debut; début
|
| de buena gana {adv} [idiom]
|
:: willingly
|
| de buenas a primeras {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: out of the blue
|
| de buenas a primeras {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: at the drop of a hat, at a moment's notice, in a heartbeat, all of a sudden
|
| de buena tinta {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: on good authority
|
| de buen grado {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: willingly
|
| debut {m}
|
:: debut
|
| debutante {adj}
|
:: novice, first-time
|
| debutante {mf}
|
:: debutant, beginner, first-timer
|
| debutar {v}
|
:: to debut
|
| debutar {v}
|
:: to lose one's virginity
|
| de caballo {adj} [idiom, colloquial]
|
:: helluva; massive
|
| de cabecera {adj}
|
:: top-bill; top-draw
|
| de cabeza {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: upside down
|
| de cabeza {prep} [idiomatic]
|
:: off the top of one's head
|
| de cabo a cabo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: completely; utterly; fully
|
| de cabo a cabo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from start to finish, all the way through
|
| de cabo a rabo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: completely; utterly; fully
|
| de cabo a rabo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from start to finish, all the way through
|
| década {f}
|
:: decade
|
| decadencia {f}
|
:: decadence
|
| decadente {adj}
|
:: decadent
|
| decadentismo {m}
|
:: decadence
|
| decadópodo {m}
|
:: decapod
|
| decaedro {m} [geometry]
|
:: decahedron
|
| decaer {v}
|
:: to decay
|
| decagonal {adj}
|
:: decagonal
|
| decágono {adj}
|
:: decagonal
|
| decágono {m}
|
:: decagon
|
| decagramo {m}
|
:: decagram
|
| decaimiento {m}
|
:: decay
|
| de cajón {adj} [idiom]
|
:: plain as day
|
| decalaje {m}
|
:: time shift or delay
|
| decalcomanía {f}
|
:: decalcomania
|
| decalitro {m}
|
:: decalitre / decaliter
|
| decálogo {m} [in plural]
|
:: commandments
|
| decálogo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: rules, dos and don'ts
|
| Decálogo {prop} {m}
|
:: Ten Commandments (moses' ten commandments)
|
| decámetro {m}
|
:: decametre
|
| de campeonato {adj}
|
:: large, exceptional
|
| Decán {prop} {m}
|
:: Deccan
|
| decana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decano
|
| decanato {m}
|
:: deanery
|
| decanatura {f}
|
:: deaconship
|
| decanazgo {m}
|
:: deanship; the position of a dean
|
| decano {m}
|
:: senior, eldest person
|
| decano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: decane
|
| decantación {f}
|
:: decantation
|
| decantador {m}
|
:: decanter
|
| decantador {m} [chemistry]
|
:: flocculant, deflocculant (substance which clears impurities from water)
|
| decantar {v}
|
:: to decant
|
| decapar {v}
|
:: to strip (material)
|
| decapitación {f}
|
:: decapitation, beheading
|
| decapitar {v}
|
:: to decapitate
|
| decápodo {m}
|
:: decapod
|
| de casi no se muere nadie {proverb}
|
:: a miss is as good as a mile; almost doesn't count
|
| de Castro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| decatleta {mf}
|
:: decathlete
|
| decatlón {m}
|
:: archery
|
| decatlonista {mf}
|
:: decathlete
|
| decebir {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to deceive
|
| deceleración {f}
|
:: deceleration
|
| decelerar {vt}
|
:: to decelerate
|
| decembrino {adj} [attributive]
|
:: December
|
| decembrista {mf}
|
:: Decemberist
|
| decembrista {adj}
|
:: Decemberist
|
| decena {f}
|
:: ten (set of ten)
|
| Decena {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
| decenal {adj}
|
:: decennial, ten-year
|
| decenal {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the decenallia
|
| decencia {f}
|
:: respectability
|
| decencia {f}
|
:: decency
|
| decenio {m}
|
:: decade
|
| deceno {adj}
|
:: tenth
|
| decente {adj}
|
:: decent (showing integrity and moral uprightness)
|
| decente {adj}
|
:: clean, tidy
|
| decente {adj}
|
:: decent (good enough; okay)
|
| decentemente {adv}
|
:: decently
|
| decentralización {f}
|
:: decentralization
|
| decenviro {m}
|
:: decemvir
|
| decepción {f}
|
:: a disappointment, a letdown, a let down
|
| decepción {f}
|
:: disillusionment
|
| decepción {f}
|
:: bummer [colloquial]
|
| decepcionado {adj}
|
:: disappointed, gutted [UK], disillusioned
|
| decepcionante {adj}
|
:: disappointing
|
| decepcionante {adj}
|
:: underwhelming, anticlimactic
|
| decepcionante {adj}
|
:: disillusioning
|
| decepcionantemente {adv}
|
:: disappointingly
|
| decepcionar {v}
|
:: to disappoint, to let down, to underwhelm
|
| deceso {m}
|
:: decease, death
|
| dechado {m}
|
:: example of something to copy
|
| dechado {m}
|
:: model of behaviour; paragon
|
| dechado {m}
|
:: sampler (a piece of needlework embroidered with a variety of designs)
|
| de chichinabo {adj} [colloquial, idiom, Spain]
|
:: of little importance
|
| de choto {adv} [idiomatic, slang, El Salvador]
|
:: for free
|
| decibel {m}
|
:: alternative form of decibelio
|
| decibelio {m}
|
:: decibel
|
| decible {adj}
|
:: sayable; utterable; expressable
|
| decidible {adj}
|
:: decidable
|
| decididamente {adv}
|
:: decidedly
|
| decidido {adj}
|
:: decided
|
| decidido {adj}
|
:: purposeful, determined, resolute
|
| decidir {v}
|
:: to decide, to make up one's mind, to determine, to choose to
|
| decidir {v}
|
:: to decide on
|
| decidir {v}
|
:: to rule
|
| decidirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of decidir
|
| decidor {adj}
|
:: well-spoken; eloquent
|
| decidor {adj}
|
:: witty
|
| decidor {m}
|
:: good speaker; eloquent narrator
|
| decidora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decidor
|
| deciduo {adj} [botany]
|
:: deciduous
|
| deciembre {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of diciembre
|
| de ciento a viento {adv} [idiom]
|
:: once in a blue moon
|
| de ciento en viento {adv} [idiom]
|
:: once in a blue moon
|
| decigramo {m}
|
:: decigram
|
| decil {m}
|
:: decile
|
| decilitro {m}
|
:: decilitre (one tenth of a litre)
|
| décima {f}
|
:: A ten-line stanza
|
| decimal {adj}
|
:: decimal
|
| decimalización {f}
|
:: decimalization
|
| decimalizar {v}
|
:: to decimalize
|
| decimera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimero
|
| decimero {m}
|
:: jester, comedian
|
| decímetro {m}
|
:: decimetre (one-tenth of a metre)
|
| decímetro cúbico {m}
|
:: cubic decimetre; cubic decimeter [US]
|
| decimista {mf}
|
:: A writer of décimas
|
| décimo {adj}
|
:: tenth
|
| décimo {m}
|
:: tenth
|
| décimo {m} [Spain]
|
:: participation in the lottery
|
| décimo {m} [Panama]
|
:: 10-centésimo coin
|
| decimoctava {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimoctavo
|
| decimoctavo {adj}
|
:: eighteenth
|
| decimoctavo {m}
|
:: eighteenth
|
| decimocuarta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimocuarto
|
| decimocuarto {adj}
|
:: fourteenth
|
| decimocuarto {m}
|
:: fourteenth
|
| décimo cuarto {adj}
|
:: fourteenth (ordinal form of the number fourteen)
|
| decimonónico {adj}
|
:: 19th-century
|
| decimonónico {adj}
|
:: old-fashioned, out-of-date, medieval
|
| decimonono {adj}
|
:: alternative form of decimonoveno
|
| decimonovena {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimonoveno
|
| decimonoveno {adj}
|
:: nineteenth
|
| decimonoveno {m}
|
:: nineteenth
|
| decimoprimero {adj}
|
:: eleventh
|
| decimoquinta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimoquinto
|
| decimoquinto {adj}
|
:: fifteenth
|
| decimoquinto {m}
|
:: fifteenth
|
| décimo quinto {adj}
|
:: fifteenth (ordinal form of the number fifteen)
|
| decimosegundo {adj}
|
:: twelfth (ordinal form of the number twelve)
|
| decimosegundo {m}
|
:: tenth of a second
|
| décimo segundo {adj}
|
:: twelfth (ordinal form of the number twelve)
|
| decimoséptima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimoséptimo
|
| decimoséptimo {adj}
|
:: seventeenth
|
| decimoséptimo {m}
|
:: seventeenth
|
| decimosexta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimosexto
|
| decimosexto {adj}
|
:: sixteenth
|
| decimosexto {m}
|
:: sixteenth
|
| decimotercera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decimotercero
|
| decimotercero {adj}
|
:: thirteenth
|
| decimotercero {m}
|
:: thirteenth
|
| décimo tercero {adj}
|
:: thirteenth (ordinal form of the number thirteen)
|
| decir {v}
|
:: to say, to tell
|
| decir {v}
|
:: to suggest
|
| decir {v}
|
:: to show; to demonstrate
|
| decir {v}
|
:: to call; to name
|
| decir {vr}
|
:: to be said, to say [when a specific subject is not identified]
|
| decir {m}
|
:: saying
|
| decir {m}
|
:: idle talk
|
| decir esta boca es mía {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to utter a word
|
| decisegundo {m}
|
:: decisecond (one tenth of a second)
|
| decisión {f}
|
:: decision
|
| decisional {adj}
|
:: decisional
|
| decisionismo {m}
|
:: decisionism
|
| decisionista {mf}
|
:: decisionist
|
| decisionista {mf}
|
:: policy-maker
|
| decisivamente {adv}
|
:: decisively
|
| decisivo {adj}
|
:: decisive
|
| decisivo {adj}
|
:: defining (e.g. a defining moment)
|
| decisivo {adj}
|
:: crucial, critical, key, instrumental, vital
|
| decisivo {adj}
|
:: deciding, swing
|
| decisor {adj}
|
:: deciding; decisive
|
| decisor {m}
|
:: decider
|
| decisorio {adj}
|
:: decision-making
|
| declamación {f}
|
:: declamation
|
| declamación {f}
|
:: poem recital
|
| declamador {adj}
|
:: declamatory
|
| declamador {m}
|
:: orator, declaimer
|
| declamadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of declamador
|
| declamar {v}
|
:: to declaim
|
| declamativo {adj}
|
:: declamatory
|
| declaración {f}
|
:: statement
|
| declaración {f}
|
:: declaration
|
| declaración {f}
|
:: tax return
|
| declaración conjunta {f}
|
:: joint tax return
|
| declaración de impuestos {f}
|
:: tax return
|
| declaración de la renta {f}
|
:: tax return
|
| declaradamente {adv}
|
:: overtly; openly
|
| declarante {mf} [legal]
|
:: declarant, affiant, deponent
|
| declarar {v}
|
:: to declare, to state
|
| declarar {vrt}
|
:: to declare one's love for
|
| declarar {vr}
|
:: to plead (e.g., innocent, guilty, etc.)
|
| declararse {v}
|
:: reflexive of declarar
|
| declarativo {adj}
|
:: declarative
|
| declaratoria {adj}
|
:: declaratory
|
| declaratoria {f}
|
:: declaration
|
| declinación {f}
|
:: declension
|
| declinante {adj}
|
:: declining
|
| declinante {adj}
|
:: hanging
|
| declinar {vt}
|
:: to decline
|
| declinar {vt} [grammar]
|
:: to decline
|
| declinar {vi} [formal]
|
:: to draw to an end
|
| declinar {vr}
|
:: to lean (hang outwards)
|
| declinatorio {adj}
|
:: declinatory
|
| declive {m}
|
:: decline
|
| deco {m}
|
:: Deco
|
| decocción {f}
|
:: decoction
|
| decodificación {f}
|
:: decoding
|
| decodificador {adj}
|
:: decoding
|
| decodificador {m}
|
:: decoder
|
| decodificar {vt}
|
:: to decode
|
| decoherencia {f}
|
:: decoherence
|
| de cojones {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: fucking, bloody (used as an intensifier)
|
| decolaje {m} [South America]
|
:: takeoff (ascent into flight)
|
| decolar {v}
|
:: to take off
|
| de color {adj}
|
:: colored (having a color)
|
| de color {adj}
|
:: of color (of a race other than white)
|
| decoloración {f}
|
:: discoloration
|
| decolorar {v}
|
:: to bleach
|
| decolorar {v}
|
:: to discolor
|
| decolorarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of decolorar
|
| decomisar {v}
|
:: to confiscate; seize
|
| decomisionar {v}
|
:: to decommission
|
| decomiso {m} [law]
|
:: forfeiture, confiscation, seizure
|
| decompilación {f}
|
:: decompilation
|
| de coña {adv} [colloquial, slang, idiom]
|
:: fucking great
|
| deconstrucción {f}
|
:: deconstruction
|
| deconstructivismo {m}
|
:: deconstructivism
|
| deconstructivista {mf}
|
:: deconstructivist
|
| deconstructivo {adj}
|
:: deconstructive
|
| deconstruir {v}
|
:: to deconstruct
|
| de consuno {adv}
|
:: together; in unison
|
| de continuo {adv}
|
:: continuously; nonstop
|
| deconvolución {f} [mathematics]
|
:: deconvolution
|
| decoración {f}
|
:: decoration
|
| decorado {adj}
|
:: decorated
|
| decorado {m}
|
:: decoration
|
| decorado {m} [cinema, theater]
|
:: set, scenery
|
| decorado {m}
|
:: recitation
|
| decorador {m}
|
:: decorator
|
| decoradora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of decorador
|
| decorar {vti}
|
:: to decorate
|
| decorar {v}
|
:: to recite
|
| decorativismo {m}
|
:: preponderance of decoration
|
| decorativista {adj}
|
:: excessively decorative
|
| decorativo {adj}
|
:: decorative
|
| de corazón {adv} [idiom]
|
:: from the bottom of one's heart; sincerely
|
| decoro {m}
|
:: appropriateness, proper behavior
|
| decorosamente {adv}
|
:: decorously, politely
|
| decoroso {adj}
|
:: dignified, decorous
|
| decorrelación {f}
|
:: decorrelation
|
| de corrido {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: by heart; by memory
|
| de corrido {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: in a row; nonstop
|
| decrecentista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: degrowth
|
| decrecentista {mf}
|
:: degrowther
|
| decrecer {v}
|
:: to decrease
|
| decrecido {adj}
|
:: decreased
|
| decreciente {adj}
|
:: decreasing
|
| decrecimiento {m}
|
:: alternative form of decremento
|
| decrementar {v}
|
:: To reduce
|
| decremento {m}
|
:: decrease, decrement
|
| decrépito {adj}
|
:: decrepit
|
| decrepitud {f}
|
:: decrepitude
|
| decretal {adj}
|
:: decretal
|
| decretar {v}
|
:: to decree
|
| decretito {m}
|
:: diminutive of decreto
|
| decreto {m}
|
:: decree
|
| decreto judicial {m} [legal]
|
:: writ
|
| decricaje {m}
|
:: untidy appearance
|
| decricaje {m} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: misshapenness
|
| de cuando en cuando {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: occasionally; once in a while; now and then; from time to time
|
| decúbito {m}
|
:: position (of the body when lying down)
|
| decúbito prono {m}
|
:: prone position
|
| de cuidado {adj} [idiom]
|
:: real; total; absolute
|
| decumano {m}
|
:: decumanus
|
| decumbente {adj}
|
:: decumbent
|
| decuplar {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of decuplicar
|
| decuplicar {v}
|
:: to decuple (multiply tenfold)
|
| decurión {m}
|
:: decurion
|
| decurrente {adj}
|
:: decurrent
|
| decurso {m}
|
:: course (of time)
|
| decusación {f}
|
:: decussation
|
| decusado {adj}
|
:: decussate
|
| dedada {f}
|
:: thimbleful
|
| dedada {f}
|
:: pinch; small amount
|
| dedada {f}
|
:: finger mark
|
| dedal {m}
|
:: thimble
|
| dedalera {f}
|
:: digitalis
|
| dédalo {m}
|
:: maze; labyrinth (puzzle)
|
| dédalo {m}
|
:: maze; labyrinth (figurative)
|
| Dédalo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Daedalus
|
| dedazo {m}
|
:: The taking on of a public post without the due formalities
|
| dedazo {m}
|
:: typo, typographical error
|
| dedear {v}
|
:: to finger, fiddle
|
| dedeo {m}
|
:: finger, fingering
|
| de deveras {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: really; actually
|
| dedicación {f}
|
:: dedication
|
| dedicado {adj}
|
:: dedicated
|
| dedicar {v}
|
:: to dedicate, to spend time
|
| dedicarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of dedicar to devote oneself
|
| dedicarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of dedicar to engage oneself with (work)
|
| dedicatoria {f}
|
:: dedication (a note prefixed to a work of art)
|
| dedicatorio {adj}
|
:: dedicatory
|
| dedillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of dedo
|
| dedito {m}
|
:: diminutive of dedo (finger; toe)
|
| dedo {m}
|
:: finger
|
| dedo {m}
|
:: toe
|
| dedo {m}
|
:: digit
|
| dedo {m}
|
:: thimble
|
| dedo {m}
|
:: jigger (small measure of liquor)
|
| dedo anular {m}
|
:: ring finger
|
| de doble filo {adj}
|
:: double-edged
|
| dedo corazón {m}
|
:: middle finger (finger between the forefinger and the ring finger)
|
| dedocracia {f} [politics]
|
:: cronyism, nepotism
|
| dedo gordo {m}
|
:: big toe
|
| dedo gordo {m}
|
:: thumb
|
| dedo índice {m}
|
:: index finger
|
| dedo medio {m}
|
:: middle finger (finger between the forefinger and the ring finger)
|
| dedo meñique {m}
|
:: little finger
|
| de dónde eres {phrase}
|
:: Where are you from?
|
| de dónde es usted {phrase}
|
:: Where are you from?
|
| dedo pulgar {m}
|
:: thumb
|
| dedo pulgar {m}
|
:: big toe
|
| deducción {f}
|
:: deduction
|
| deducibilidad {f}
|
:: deductibility
|
| deducible {adj}
|
:: deducible, inferrable
|
| deducir {v}
|
:: to deduce, to deduct, to infer
|
| deductivamente {adv}
|
:: deductively
|
| deductivo {adj}
|
:: deductive
|
| de entrada {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from the outset, at the outset, from the start, first of all, first up
|
| de entrecasa {adj} [of clothes]
|
:: indoor, indoors
|
| de época {adj} [idiom]
|
:: vintage, period, antique
|
| de época {adj}
|
:: epochal
|
| deesa {f}
|
:: obsolete form of diosa
|
| de estampía {adv}
|
:: alternative form of de estampida
|
| de estampida {adv} [idiom]
|
:: quickly; sharpish
|
| de fábula {adj} [idiom]
|
:: really great; superb
|
| de fábula {adv} [idiom]
|
:: really well; amazingly
|
| de facto {adv}
|
:: truly
|
| de facto {adv}
|
:: indeed
|
| de facto {adv}
|
:: in fact
|
| defalco {m}
|
:: rare form of desfalco
|
| default {m}
|
:: default
|
| defecación {f}
|
:: defecation
|
| defecar {vt} [mostly used intransitively]
|
:: to defecate
|
| defección {f}
|
:: defection
|
| defeccionar {v} [Mexico]
|
:: to defect
|
| defectación {f}
|
:: checking for faults
|
| defectillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of defecto
|
| defectivo {adj}
|
:: defective
|
| defecto {m}
|
:: defect
|
| defecto {m}
|
:: fault
|
| defecto {m}
|
:: flaw
|
| defecto {m}
|
:: deficiency
|
| defecto {m} [computing, technology]
|
:: default
|
| defectuosamente {adv}
|
:: defectively
|
| defectuosidad {f}
|
:: defectiveness
|
| defectuoso {adj}
|
:: defective (having one or more defects), faulty, flawed
|
| defectuso {adj}
|
:: defected
|
| defeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of defeño
|
| defender {v}
|
:: to defend [contra, de]
|
| defender {v}
|
:: to prohibit
|
| defender {v}
|
:: to claim
|
| defendible {adj}
|
:: defendable
|
| defendimiento {m} [obsolete]
|
:: defence
|
| defenestración {f}
|
:: defenestration
|
| defenestrar {v}
|
:: to defenestrate
|
| defenestrar {v}
|
:: to fire; to expel someone from a position of power
|
| defeño {adj}
|
:: of or relating to Mexico's Federal District, Mexico City
|
| defeño {m}
|
:: someone from Mexico D.F
|
| defensa {f}
|
:: defense
|
| defensa {f}
|
:: retaining wall
|
| defensa {f} [automotive]
|
:: bumper
|
| defensa {m} [sports]
|
:: back
|
| defensar {v}
|
:: to defend. (obsolete spelling of defender)
|
| defensión {f} [obsolete]
|
:: defense; protection
|
| defensiva {f}
|
:: defensive
|
| defensivamente {adv}
|
:: defensively
|
| defensivo {adj}
|
:: defensive
|
| defensor {adj}
|
:: defending
|
| defensor {m}
|
:: defender
|
| defensor {m}
|
:: advocate
|
| defensora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of defensor
|
| defensoría {f}
|
:: defender; advocate
|
| defensorial {adj} [attributive, Latin America]
|
:: defence (pertaining to the ministry of defence)
|
| deferencia {f}
|
:: deference
|
| deferencial {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: deferential (of or relating to the vas deferens)
|
| deferente {adj}
|
:: deferential
|
| deferir {v}
|
:: to defer
|
| de fiar {adj} [idiom]
|
:: trustworthy
|
| deficiencia {f}
|
:: deficiency
|
| deficiente {adj}
|
:: deficient
|
| deficiente {adj}
|
:: unsatisfactory
|
| deficientemente {adv}
|
:: imperfectly, not up to scratch
|
| déficit {m}
|
:: deficit
|
| déficit {m}
|
:: shortage
|
| deficitario {adj}
|
:: loss-making, unprofitable
|
| definible {adj}
|
:: definable (capable of being defined)
|
| definición {f}
|
:: definition (a statement of the meaning of a word)
|
| definición {f}
|
:: definition (a clear instance conforming to the dictionary or textbook definition)
|
| definición {f}
|
:: definition (clarity of visual presentation, distinctness of outline or detail)
|
| definición {f} [in the plural]
|
:: rules, statutes
|
| definicional {adj}
|
:: definitional
|
| definición ostensiva {f}
|
:: ostensive definition
|
| definidamente {adv}
|
:: distinctly; definitely
|
| definido {adj}
|
:: definite
|
| definido {adj}
|
:: clear
|
| definidor {adj}
|
:: defining
|
| definidor {m}
|
:: definer
|
| definir {vt}
|
:: to define
|
| definitivamente {adv}
|
:: definitely
|
| definitividad {f}
|
:: definiteness
|
| definitivo {adj}
|
:: definitive; conclusive
|
| definitorio {adj}
|
:: defining, deciding
|
| deflación {f}
|
:: deflation
|
| deflacionario {adj}
|
:: deflationary
|
| deflacionista {adj}
|
:: deflationary
|
| deflactar {v} [finance]
|
:: deflate
|
| deflactor {m}
|
:: deflator
|
| deflagración {f}
|
:: deflagration (intense fire)
|
| deflagrar {v}
|
:: to deflagrate
|
| deflección {f}
|
:: deflection
|
| deflectar {v}
|
:: to deflect
|
| deflector {adj}
|
:: defecting
|
| deflector {m}
|
:: deflector
|
| deflector {m}
|
:: baffle, baffle plate
|
| deflexión {f}
|
:: deflection
|
| deflorar {vt}
|
:: to deflower, to take away the sexual virginity
|
| defoliación {f}
|
:: defoliation
|
| defoliante {m}
|
:: defoliant
|
| defoliar {v}
|
:: to defoliate
|
| deforestación {f}
|
:: deforestation
|
| deforestar {v}
|
:: to deforest
|
| deformabilidad {f}
|
:: deformability
|
| deformable {adj}
|
:: deformable
|
| deformación {f}
|
:: deformation
|
| deformante {adj}
|
:: deforming
|
| deformante {adj}
|
:: distorting
|
| deformar {v}
|
:: to deform or disfigure
|
| deformidad {f}
|
:: deformity
|
| defosforilación {f}
|
:: dephosphorylation
|
| defosforilar {v}
|
:: to dephosphorylate
|
| defraudación {f}
|
:: tax evasion
|
| defraudador {m}
|
:: fraudster
|
| defraudadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of defraudador
|
| defraudar {v}
|
:: to defraud
|
| defraudar {v}
|
:: to disappoint
|
| defraudar {v}
|
:: to dodge
|
| defraudatoria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of defraudatorio
|
| defraudatorio {m} [attributive]
|
:: tax evasion
|
| defunción {f}
|
:: decease, death
|
| de gala {adj} [idiom]
|
:: dressed to the nines; in one's Sunday best
|
| degano {m} [archaic]
|
:: officer (of a ranch)
|
| degeneración {f}
|
:: degeneration (in all senses)
|
| degeneración {f}
|
:: degeneration, degeneracy (the process or state of growing worse, or the state of having become worse)
|
| degenerado {adj}
|
:: perverted
|
| degenerado {m}
|
:: pervert
|
| degenerar {v}
|
:: to degenerate
|
| degenerativo {adj}
|
:: degenerative
|
| deglaciación {f}
|
:: deglaciation
|
| deglución {f}
|
:: swallowing, deglutition
|
| deglutir {vt} [formal]
|
:: to swallow
|
| deglutir {v}
|
:: to swallow up
|
| de goleada {adv}
|
:: alternative form of por goleada
|
| degollación {f}
|
:: beheading
|
| degollación {f}
|
:: massacre, slaughter
|
| degolladero {m}
|
:: throat
|
| degolladero {m}
|
:: slaughterhouse
|
| degolladero {m}
|
:: scaffold; block
|
| degollamiento {m}
|
:: cutting of the throat
|
| degollar {vt}
|
:: to slit the throat
|
| degollina {f}
|
:: bloodshed, slaughter
|
| degollina {f}
|
:: havoc
|
| degollina {f}
|
:: mass fail in an exam
|
| de golpe {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: suddenly; all of a sudden
|
| de golpe y porrazo {adv} [idiom]
|
:: all of a sudden; out of the blue
|
| de gorra {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: gratis; for free; for nothing
|
| de Gracia {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| degradable {adj}
|
:: degradable
|
| degradación {f}
|
:: degradation
|
| degradamiento {m}
|
:: demotion, downgrading
|
| degradante {adj}
|
:: degrading, demeaning, humiliating
|
| degradar {v}
|
:: to degrade, to debase
|
| degranulación {f}
|
:: degranulation
|
| de gratis {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: for free, at no cost
|
| degredo {m} [Venezuela]
|
:: ward for contagious patients
|
| degú {m}
|
:: degu
|
| deguabinao {adj} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: drained, tired, out of shape
|
| de guante blanco {adj} [idiom]
|
:: white-collar
|
| de guardia {adj}
|
:: on duty, on call, attending (e.g. an on-call nurse)
|
| de guardia {adj} [military]
|
:: on duty, on guard, on watch
|
| degüello {m}
|
:: slitting of a throat
|
| degustación {f}
|
:: the action of tasting, sampling
|
| degustar {v}
|
:: to taste
|
| de hecho {adv}
|
:: in fact, actually, indeed, as a matter of fact
|
| dehesa {f}
|
:: meadow, pasture
|
| de higos a brevas {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: once in a blue moon
|
| dehiscencia {f}
|
:: dehiscence
|
| dehiscente {adj}
|
:: dehiscent
|
| deicida {adj}
|
:: deicidal
|
| deicidio {m}
|
:: deicide
|
| deíctico {adj}
|
:: deictic
|
| deidad {f}
|
:: deity
|
| deificación {f}
|
:: deification
|
| deificar {v}
|
:: to make a god of; to deify
|
| de igual modo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: similarly; in the same way; likewise
|
| Deimos {prop} {m} [astronomy]
|
:: Deimos (the outermost natural satellite of Mars)
|
| Deimos {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Deimos
|
| de inmediato {adv}
|
:: immediately
|
| deísmo {m}
|
:: deism
|
| deísta {mf}
|
:: deist
|
| deíxis {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of deixis
|
| dejación {f}
|
:: abandonment
|
| dejadez {f}
|
:: neglect
|
| dejadez {f}
|
:: slackness
|
| dejadez {f}
|
:: laziness
|
| dejadez {f}
|
:: carelessness
|
| dejadez {f}
|
:: slovenliness
|
| dejado {adj}
|
:: sloppy, lax (person)
|
| dejao {adj}
|
:: pronunciation spelling of dejado
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to leave (to place)
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to leave, to keep (to allow to continue)
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to leave (to cause, result in)
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to let, allow
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to let go, put down (to release from one's grasp)
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to drop off
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to leave, to abandon, to dump
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to give up, to lay off, to kick [colloquial]
|
| dejar {vt}
|
:: to set, to put, to make (in certain phrases)
|
| dejar {vt} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: to cut out (stop)
|
| dejar {vi}
|
:: to leave off
|
| dejar {v} [de]
|
:: to cease, stop (doing something)
|
| dejar {v} [a, .reflexive]
|
:: to be left, to be left to
|
| dejar {vr}
|
:: to let (oneself), to let oneself go (cease to care about one's appearance)
|
| dejar caer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to fall, to drop, to plop
|
| dejar caer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to let slip (mention)
|
| dejar de seguir {v}
|
:: to unfollow
|
| dejar en la estacada {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to abandon, to give up
|
| dejar pasar {v}
|
:: to pass up, to pass on, to miss, to miss out on, to lose, to skip
|
| dejar pasar {v}
|
:: to get past, to overlook, to look past
|
| dejar plantado {v} [colloquial, idiom]
|
:: to stand up, to be stood up, to ditch, to blow off (a person or people)
|
| dejar plantado {v} [idiom]
|
:: to jilt, to let down, to leave in the lurch
|
| dejarse caer {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to drop by; drop in; drop round
|
| dejarse de hostias {v} [idiom, usually in the imperative]
|
:: get a move on; pull one's finger out
|
| dejarse en el tintero {v} [idiom]
|
:: to forget about something; to have something slip one's mind
|
| dejarse llevar {v}
|
:: to let oneself go
|
| dejarse llevar {v} [with por]
|
:: to be enticed, to be misled
|
| dejavú {m}
|
:: deja vu
|
| deje {m}
|
:: alternative form of dejo
|
| dejo {m}
|
:: accent
|
| dejo {m}
|
:: aftertaste
|
| dejo {m}
|
:: end, finish, termination
|
| de juzgado de guardia {adj} [idiom]
|
:: outrageous; unacceptable
|
| del {contraction}
|
:: of the, from the (+ a masculine noun in singular)
|
| dél {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of him, from him
|
| dela {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of the, from the (followed by feminine noun)
|
| delación {f}
|
:: accusation
|
| de la Cruz {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Delacruz {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| de la Cuesta {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| delahuertista {adj}
|
:: of, supporting, or pertaining to Adolfo de la Huerta, President of Mexico in 1920
|
| delahuertista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Adolfo de la Huerta
|
| de la mano {adv}
|
:: hand in hand
|
| de la mano a la boca desaparece la sopa {proverb}
|
:: there's many a slip twixt cup and lip
|
| delaminar {v}
|
:: delaminate
|
| de la nada {adv} [idiom]
|
:: out of nowhere, out of the blue, out of thin air, from nowhere; out of the woodwork
|
| de la nada {adv} [idiom]
|
:: out of nothing; of nothingness, from nothingness
|
| de la noche a la mañana {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: overnight (in a very short space of time)
|
| del año de la nana {adj} [idiom]
|
:: alternative form of del año de la pera
|
| del año de la pera {adj} [idiom]
|
:: a million/trillion/gazillion years old; from the year dot
|
| del año de la polca {adj} [idiom]
|
:: alternative form of del año de la pera
|
| del año del hambre {adj} [idiom]
|
:: alternative form of del año de la pera
|
| del año de maricastaña {adj} [idiom]
|
:: alternative form of del año de la pera
|
| delantal {m}
|
:: apron
|
| delante {adv}
|
:: in front of, before [spatially]
|
| delante {adv}
|
:: forward, forwards (with hacia preceding it)
|
| delante {adv}
|
:: ahead (with por preceding it)
|
| delantera {f}
|
:: lead (leading position)
|
| delantera {f} [sports]
|
:: forward line
|
| delantero {adj}
|
:: front
|
| delantero {adj}
|
:: forward
|
| delantero {mf} [soccer]
|
:: striker
|
| de la Peña {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| del árbol caído todos hacen leña {proverb}
|
:: everyone kicks you when you're down
|
| de larga data {adj}
|
:: long-standing
|
| delas {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of the, from the (followed by plural feminine noun)
|
| delatar {v}
|
:: to reveal, inform, give away, squeal, to rat out
|
| delatar {v}
|
:: to betray
|
| delator {adj}
|
:: telltale
|
| delator {m}
|
:: informer
|
| delator {m}
|
:: betrayer, accuser
|
| delatora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of delator
|
| de la Torre {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| de la Vega {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Delaware {prop} {m}
|
:: Delaware (state)
|
| delawareña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of delawareño
|
| delawareño {adj}
|
:: Delawarean
|
| delawareño {m}
|
:: Delawarean
|
| del carajo {adj} [idiom, vulgar, colloquial]
|
:: helling; fucking huge; cunting
|
| del copón {adj} [colloquial, idiom]
|
:: a helluva; mighty
|
| del culo {adv} [idiomatic, vulgar]
|
:: fucking (used as an intensifier)
|
| del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho {proverb}
|
:: That's easier said than done
|
| del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho {proverb}
|
:: Things are easier said than done
|
| deleble {adj}
|
:: deletable
|
| deleción {f} [genetics]
|
:: deletion
|
| delectación {f}
|
:: delectation
|
| delegable {adj}
|
:: delegable
|
| delegación {f}
|
:: delegation
|
| delegacional {adj} [attributive]
|
:: delegation
|
| delegada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of delegado
|
| delegado {m}
|
:: delegate
|
| delegado {m}
|
:: agent, representative
|
| delegar {v}
|
:: to delegate
|
| deleitable {adj}
|
:: delightful
|
| deleitar {v}
|
:: to please, delight
|
| deleitar {vr}
|
:: to take delight
|
| deleitarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of deleitar
|
| deleite {m}
|
:: delight, delectation
|
| deleitoso {adj}
|
:: delightful
|
| de lejos {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: by far, by a long shot
|
| de lejos {adv}
|
:: from afar, from a distance, a long way
|
| de León {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| deletear {v} [computing]
|
:: to delete
|
| deletéreo {adj}
|
:: deleterious
|
| deletrear {v}
|
:: to spell, to spell out (a word or words)
|
| deletrear {v}
|
:: to say the letters that make up each syllable of a given word, saying each syllable as it is completed, and eventually, the complete word; for example: c, a, ca, d, a, da; cada for cada
|
| deleznable {adj}
|
:: worthless, useless, good-for-nothing
|
| deleznable {adj}
|
:: weak (of a material)
|
| deleznable {adj}
|
:: slippery
|
| deleznable {adj}
|
:: appalling
|
| deleznable {adj}
|
:: contemptible
|
| deleznar {v}
|
:: To slip; to slip up
|
| delfín {m}
|
:: dolphin
|
| delfín {m}
|
:: dauphin
|
| delfín {m}
|
:: successor
|
| delfín acróbata de hocico largo {m}
|
:: spinner dolphin
|
| delfinario {m}
|
:: dolphinarium
|
| delfinato {m}
|
:: successorship
|
| delfín de Commerson {m}
|
:: Commerson's dolphin
|
| delfín girador {m}
|
:: spinner dolphin
|
| delfín mular {m}
|
:: bottlenose dolphin
|
| delfín nariz de botella {m}
|
:: bottlenose dolphin
|
| delfín pío {m}
|
:: Commerson's dolphin
|
| delgadamente {adv}
|
:: thinly
|
| delgadez {f}
|
:: thinness
|
| delgadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of delgado
|
| delgadito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of delgado
|
| delgado {adj}
|
:: thin, skinny
|
| Delgado {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| delgazar {v}
|
:: obsolete form of adelgazar
|
| Delhi {prop} {f}
|
:: Delhi (megacity/and/union territory)
|
| delhita {adj}
|
:: Delhiite, Delhian (of or pertaining to Delhi, India)
|
| delhita {mf}
|
:: Delhiite, Delhian (native or resident of Delhi, India)
|
| Delia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| deliberación {f}
|
:: deliberation
|
| deliberadamente {adv}
|
:: deliberately
|
| deliberado {adj}
|
:: deliberate
|
| deliberancia {f}
|
:: deliverance
|
| deliberante {adj}
|
:: deliberating
|
| deliberar {v}
|
:: to deliberate
|
| deliberativo {adj}
|
:: deliberative
|
| delicadamente {adv}
|
:: delicately
|
| delicadeza {f}
|
:: delicateness
|
| delicadeza {f}
|
:: kindness, thoughtfulness
|
| delicadeza {f}
|
:: fussiness
|
| delicadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of delicado
|
| delicado {adj}
|
:: delicate
|
| delicado {adj}
|
:: refined
|
| delicado {adj}
|
:: fussy
|
| delicatesen {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of delicatessen
|
| delicatessen {f}
|
:: delicatessen
|
| delicia {f}
|
:: delight
|
| delicia {f}
|
:: pleasure
|
| deliciosamente {adv}
|
:: deliciously
|
| deliciosidad {f}
|
:: deliciousness
|
| delicioso {adj}
|
:: delicious, delectable, luscious
|
| delicioso {adj}
|
:: delightful
|
| delictivamente {adv}
|
:: criminally
|
| delictivo {adj}
|
:: criminal
|
| delictual {adj}
|
:: delictual
|
| delictuoso {adj} [rare]
|
:: criminal
|
| delicuescente {adj}
|
:: deliquescent
|
| delimitación {f}
|
:: delimitation
|
| delimitador {adj}
|
:: delimiting
|
| delimitador {m}
|
:: delimiter
|
| delimitar {vt}
|
:: to delimit
|
| delincuencia {f} [crime]
|
:: crime, delinquency
|
| delincuencial {adj}
|
:: criminal
|
| delincuencialmente {adv}
|
:: criminally; illegally
|
| delincuente {adj}
|
:: delinquent, criminal
|
| delincuente {mf}
|
:: delinquent, criminal, felon
|
| delineación {f}
|
:: delineation
|
| delineador {m}
|
:: eyeliner (cosmetic pen)
|
| delineamiento {m}
|
:: delineation
|
| delineante {mf}
|
:: draftsperson
|
| delinear {vt}
|
:: to delineate, to outline
|
| delinquir {vi}
|
:: to commit a crime
|
| delinquir {vi}
|
:: to be delinquent
|
| deliquio {m}
|
:: swoon
|
| deliquio {m}
|
:: ecstasy, rapture
|
| delirante {adj}
|
:: delirious
|
| delirar {v}
|
:: to be delirious
|
| delirio {m}
|
:: delirium
|
| delirio {m} [psychology]
|
:: delusion
|
| delirio de grandeza {m}
|
:: delusion of grandeur
|
| delito {m}
|
:: crime; offense; felony
|
| delito de lesa humanidad {m}
|
:: crime against humanity
|
| delivery {m}
|
:: delivery
|
| della {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: (contraction of de and ella) of the
|
| dellas {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of them, from them
|
| dello {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: (contraction of de and ello) of the
|
| dellos {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of them, from them
|
| del Mar {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| del mismo {adj}
|
:: of it, them (substantive, refers back to a previous word in the text [see usage notes])
|
| del mismo {adv}
|
:: thereof
|
| del mismo modo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: similarly, in the same vein, in the same way, likewise, in the same manner, by the same token, in a similar way
|
| del montón {adj} [idiom]
|
:: common, average, ordinary
|
| de lo contrario {adv}
|
:: otherwise. Under different circumstances
|
| de lo lindo {adv}
|
:: a great deal
|
| del orden de {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: around, roughly, more or less
|
| del orto {adj} [Latin America, idiom]
|
:: pissed; sloshed (drunk)
|
| delos {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of the, from the (followed by plural masculine noun)
|
| Delosreyes {prop}
|
:: A common surname especially common in the Philippines
|
| Delphinus {prop} [constellation]
|
:: Delphinus (constellation)
|
| del Prado {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
| delta {f}
|
:: Greek letter delta
|
| delta {m} [geography]
|
:: A delta
|
| deltaedro {m} [geometry]
|
:: deltahedron
|
| deltaico {adj}
|
:: deltaic
|
| deltáico {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of deltaico
|
| deltametrina {f}
|
:: deltamethrin
|
| deltana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of deltano
|
| deltano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Delta Amacuro
|
| deltano {m}
|
:: Someone from Delta Amacuro
|
| del todo {adv}
|
:: wholly, fully, completely
|
| deltoidal {adj}
|
:: deltoidal
|
| deltoideo {adj}
|
:: deltoid
|
| deltoides {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: deltoid
|
| deltoides {m} [muscle]
|
:: deltoid
|
| del tres al cuarto {adj} [idiom, pejorative]
|
:: second-rate; low-quality; low-grade
|
| deludir {v}
|
:: to delude, fool
|
| de lujo {adj}
|
:: deluxe, high-end, top-of-the-range
|
| deluxe {adj}
|
:: deluxe
|
| demacración {f}
|
:: emaciation
|
| demacrado {adj}
|
:: emaciated, gaunt, drawn, haggard
|
| demacrar {v}
|
:: to emaciate; to thin out
|
| demagoga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demagogo
|
| demagogia {f}
|
:: demagogy
|
| demagógicamente {adv}
|
:: demagogically
|
| demagógico {adj}
|
:: demagogic, demagogical
|
| demagogo {adj}
|
:: demagogic, demagogical
|
| demagogo {m}
|
:: demagogue
|
| demagogo {m} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: hater
|
| de mala gana {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: reluctantly, grudgingly
|
| de mala ley {adj} [idiom]
|
:: of bad sorts, fishy
|
| de mala muerte {adj} [idiom]
|
:: crummy, shoddy, grotty, crappy, godforsaken, seedy
|
| demanda {f}
|
:: demand
|
| demanda {f} [legal]
|
:: formal complaint
|
| demandada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demandado
|
| demandadera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demandadero
|
| demandadero {m}
|
:: a messenger or errand-runner for a locale (e.g. nunnery, prison, or house) that does not live there
|
| demandado {m} [law]
|
:: defendant (in a civil action)
|
| demandador {adj}
|
:: demanding
|
| demandador {m}
|
:: plaintiff
|
| demandadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demandador
|
| demandante {mf} [legal]
|
:: plaintiff
|
| demandar {v}
|
:: to demand, claim
|
| demandar {v} [law]
|
:: to sue, file suit, implead
|
| de manera que {conj}
|
:: so that, in order that
|
| de manual {adj} [Argentina, idiomatic]
|
:: like a book; easy to read
|
| demaquillar {v}
|
:: rare form of desmaquillar
|
| demarcación {f}
|
:: demarcation
|
| demarcado {adj}
|
:: emaciated, haggard, gaunt, drawn
|
| demarcador {adj}
|
:: outlining
|
| demarcador {m} [biology]
|
:: indicator
|
| demarcador {m}
|
:: outliner
|
| demarcadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demarcador
|
| demarcar {v}
|
:: Mark the bounds of; define; delimit
|
| demarcatorio {adj}
|
:: separating; distinguishing
|
| demarraje {m}
|
:: dash (short burst of activity)
|
| demarrar {vi}
|
:: to sprint
|
| de más {adv}
|
:: extra; too much, too many
|
| demás {adj}
|
:: other, remaining
|
| demás {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: besides, in addition to
|
| demás {pron}
|
:: others, other ones
|
| demasía {f}
|
:: excess
|
| demasía {f}
|
:: daring, boldness, audacity
|
| demasía {f}
|
:: insolence, discourtesy
|
| demasiadamente {adv}
|
:: overly; exceedingly; excessively
|
| demasiado {adj}
|
:: too much, too many, excessive
|
| demasiado {adv}
|
:: too much, excessively, far too much, overmuch [modifying a verb]
|
| demasiado {adv}
|
:: too, far too, way too, much too, overly, all too excessively [modifying an adjective or other adverb]
|
| demasiado {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: a lot, an awful lot, a whole lot, a great deal
|
| demasié {interj} [Spain, dated]
|
:: cool, terrific
|
| demasié {adj} [Spain, colloquial, dated]
|
:: cool, terrific
|
| dembow {m} [music genre]
|
:: a rhythmic Caribbean music genre, akin to dancehall
|
| dembow {m} [slang, music genre]
|
:: reggaeton
|
| demediar {vti} [rare]
|
:: to halve (reduce to half the original amount)
|
| demediar {vti} [rare]
|
:: to halve (divide into two halves)
|
| de medio pelo {adj} [idiom, pejorative]
|
:: second-rate; low-quality; low-grade; shoddy
|
| de memoria {adv}
|
:: by heart
|
| demencia {f}
|
:: dementia
|
| demencia {f}
|
:: madness
|
| demencial {adj}
|
:: demented
|
| demente {adj}
|
:: crazy
|
| demente {adj}
|
:: demented
|
| dementemente {adv}
|
:: dementedly, hair-brainedly
|
| demeritar {v}
|
:: to discredit
|
| demérito {m}
|
:: demerit
|
| demersal {adj}
|
:: demersal
|
| Deméter {prop} {f} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Demeter (goddess of the harvest)
|
| Demetrio {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| demientra {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: meanwhile
|
| de mierda {adj} [colloquial, idiom, vulgar]
|
:: shitty; crappy
|
| de mírame y no me toques {adj} [idiom, colloquial]
|
:: incredibly fragile
|
| demisexual {adj}
|
:: demisexual
|
| demiurga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demiurgo
|
| demiurgo {m}
|
:: demiurge, Demiurge
|
| demo {m} [music]
|
:: demo
|
| democracia {f}
|
:: democracy
|
| democracia plutocrática {f}
|
:: plutodemocracy
|
| demócrata {mf}
|
:: democrat
|
| demócratacristiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demócratacristiano
|
| democratacristiano {adj}
|
:: Christian Democrat
|
| demócratacristiano {adj}
|
:: Christian Democratic
|
| demócratacristiano {m}
|
:: Christian Democrat
|
| democráticamente {adv}
|
:: democratically
|
| democraticidad {f}
|
:: democracy
|
| democrático {adj}
|
:: democratic
|
| democratización {f}
|
:: democratization
|
| democratizador {adj}
|
:: democratizing
|
| democratizar {vt}
|
:: to democratize
|
| democristiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of democristiano
|
| democristiano {adj}
|
:: Christian Democrat
|
| democristiano {m}
|
:: Christian Democrat
|
| Demócrito {prop} {m}
|
:: Democritus (Greek philosopher)
|
| de moda {adv}
|
:: in, in fashion
|
| demodé {adj}
|
:: outmoded, old-fashioned
|
| de modo que {conj}
|
:: so that, in order that
|
| demodulación {f}
|
:: demodulation
|
| demodulador {adj}
|
:: demodulating
|
| demodulador {m}
|
:: demodulator
|
| demoduladora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demodulador
|
| demodular {v}
|
:: to demodulate
|
| demofóbico {adj}
|
:: demophobic
|
| demogeronte {m}
|
:: demogeron
|
| demógrafa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demógrafo
|
| demografía {f}
|
:: demography
|
| demográficamente {adv}
|
:: demographically
|
| demográfico {adj}
|
:: demographic
|
| demógrafo {m}
|
:: demographer
|
| demoledor {adj}
|
:: destructive
|
| demoledoramente {adv}
|
:: overwhelmingly
|
| demoler {v}
|
:: to demolish
|
| demolición {f}
|
:: demolition
|
| de momento {adv}
|
:: for the time being, for the moment
|
| demonche {m} [euphemism]
|
:: devil
|
| demoniaco {adj}
|
:: alternative form of demoníaco
|
| demoníaco {adj}
|
:: demonic
|
| demoníaco {adj}
|
:: possessed (by a demon or spirit)
|
| demonio {m}
|
:: demon, devil
|
| demonio de Maxwell {m}
|
:: Maxwell's demon
|
| demonios {adv}
|
:: the hell, on earth (for emphasis after a question word)
|
| demonización {f}
|
:: demonization
|
| demonizador {adj}
|
:: demonising
|
| demonizar {vt}
|
:: to demonize
|
| demonología {f}
|
:: demonology
|
| demontre {adv}
|
:: the hell, on earth (for emphasis after a question word)
|
| demora {f}
|
:: delay
|
| demorar {v}
|
:: to tarry
|
| demorar {v}
|
:: to delay
|
| demorar {v}
|
:: to postpone
|
| demorar {v}
|
:: to linger
|
| demorarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of demorar
|
| demoscópicamente {adv}
|
:: Using public opinion polling
|
| demoscópicamente {adv}
|
:: According to public opinion polling
|
| demoscópico {adj}
|
:: public opinion polling (attributive)
|
| demosponja {f} [zoology]
|
:: demosponge
|
| demostrable {adj}
|
:: demonstrable
|
| demostrablemente {adv}
|
:: demonstrably
|
| demostración {f}
|
:: demonstration
|
| demostrador {adj}
|
:: demonstrating
|
| demostrador {m}
|
:: demonstrator
|
| demostradora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of demostrador
|
| demostrar {v}
|
:: to show, to demonstrate
|
| demostrar {v}
|
:: to prove
|
| demostrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of demostrar
|
| demostrativo {adj}
|
:: demonstrative
|
| demostrativo {adj} [grammar]
|
:: demonstrative
|
| demostrativo {m} [grammar]
|
:: demonstrative
|
| demótico {adj}
|
:: demotic
|
| demudar {vtr}
|
:: to change
|
| demulcente {adj}
|
:: demulcent
|
| demulcente {m}
|
:: demulcent
|
| de nada {interj}
|
:: think nothing of it, you're welcome, don't mention it, no worries
|
| denada {interj}
|
:: informal form of de nada
|
| de narices {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: Used as an intensifier; huge, big
|
| denario {m}
|
:: denarius (Roman coin)
|
| dende {prep}
|
:: obsolete form of desde
|
| dendrímero {m}
|
:: dendrimer
|
| dendrita {f}
|
:: dendrite
|
| dendrítico {adj}
|
:: dendritic
|
| dendro- {prefix}
|
:: dendro-
|
| dendrocronóloga {f}
|
:: dendrochronologist
|
| dendrocronología {f} [biology]
|
:: dendrochronology
|
| dendrocronólogo {m}
|
:: dendrochronologist
|
| dendrograma {m}
|
:: dendrogram
|
| dendrología {f}
|
:: dendrology (Branch of science in which examines trees.)
|
| Deneb {prop} {m} [star]
|
:: Deneb (blue giant in Cygnus)
|
| denegación {m}
|
:: denial
|
| denegado {adj}
|
:: denied
|
| denegar {v}
|
:: to refuse
|
| denegar {v}
|
:: to deny
|
| denegatorio {adj}
|
:: denying
|
| denervación {f}
|
:: denervation
|
| dengoso {adj}
|
:: affected
|
| dengue {m}
|
:: dengue (disease)
|
| dengue {m}
|
:: playacting (overdramatic behaviour)
|
| denigración {f}
|
:: denigration (all meanings)
|
| denigrador {adj}
|
:: denigrating
|
| denigrador {m}
|
:: denigrator
|
| denigrante {adj}
|
:: denigratory
|
| denigrar {v}
|
:: to denigrate
|
| denigratorio {adj}
|
:: disparaging, denigrating
|
| denim {m}
|
:: denim
|
| de ningún modo {adv}
|
:: by no means, no way
|
| denisovano {adj}
|
:: Denisovan
|
| de noche todos los gatos son pardos {proverb}
|
:: all cats are grey in the dark, all cats are gray in the dark
|
| denodadamente {adv}
|
:: bravely
|
| denodadamente {adv}
|
:: strenuously
|
| denodado {adj}
|
:: intrepid
|
| denodarse {vr}
|
:: to be brave
|
| denominación {f}
|
:: denomination
|
| denominacional {adj}
|
:: denominational
|
| denominado {adj}
|
:: named, called, entitled, denominated
|
| denominado {adj}
|
:: so-called
|
| denominador {adj}
|
:: denominating
|
| denominador {m}
|
:: denominator (that which denominates)
|
| denominador {m} [mathematics]
|
:: denominator (the number or expression written below the line in a fraction)
|
| denominar {v}
|
:: to name; to designate
|
| denominativo {adj} [grammar]
|
:: denominative
|
| denominativo {m} [grammar]
|
:: denominative
|
| denormal {adj}
|
:: denormal
|
| denostación {f}
|
:: slander (malicious spoken statement)
|
| denostar {v}
|
:: to insult
|
| denotación {f}
|
:: denotation [something signified or referred to]
|
| denotar {v}
|
:: to show
|
| denotar {v}
|
:: to denote
|
| denotativo {adj}
|
:: denotative
|
| de no te menees {adj} [idiom, colloquial]
|
:: helluva; hefty; whopping
|
| densamente {adv}
|
:: densely
|
| densidad {f} [physics]
|
:: density
|
| densidad {f}
|
:: thickness, heaviness
|
| densidad relativa {f}
|
:: relative density
|
| densificación {f}
|
:: densification
|
| densificar {v}
|
:: to densify
|
| densímetro {m}
|
:: densimeter, densitometer
|
| densísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of denso
|
| denso {adj}
|
:: dense, thick
|
| dentado {adj} [botany]
|
:: crenate
|
| dentado {adj}
|
:: toothed
|
| dentado {m} [philately]
|
:: perforation
|
| dentadura {f}
|
:: teeth, dentition (one’s set of natural teeth)
|
| dentadura {f}
|
:: denture (artificial set of teeth)
|
| dentadura postiza {f} [dentistry]
|
:: denture, false teeth
|
| dental {adj}
|
:: dental
|
| dentar {v}
|
:: to teethe
|
| dentario {adj}
|
:: dental
|
| dentellada {f}
|
:: bite
|
| dentellada {f}
|
:: bitemark
|
| dentellado {adj}
|
:: serrated
|
| dentellear {v}
|
:: to nibble
|
| dentera {f}
|
:: disgust; unpleasantness
|
| dentera {f}
|
:: envy
|
| dentera {f}
|
:: longing (desire)
|
| dentición {f}
|
:: dentition, teething
|
| denticulado {adj}
|
:: denticulate
|
| dentículo {m}
|
:: denticle
|
| dentífrico {adj}
|
:: dental
|
| dentífrico {m}
|
:: toothpaste
|
| dentina {f}
|
:: dentin
|
| dentista {mf}
|
:: dentist
|
| dentobacteriano {adj}
|
:: related to bacteria in the teeth
|
| dentofacial {adj}
|
:: dentofacial
|
| dentomaxilar {adj}
|
:: dentomaxillary
|
| dentón {adj}
|
:: toothy
|
| dentrar {v} [colloquial or obsolete]
|
:: to enter, go in
|
| dentrífico {adj}
|
:: nonstandard form of dentífrico
|
| dentrífico {m}
|
:: nonstandard form of dentífrico
|
| dentro {adv}
|
:: inside (for space)
|
| dentro {adv}
|
:: indoors
|
| dentro {adv}
|
:: within, in (for time)
|
| dentro de {prep}
|
:: in, inside
|
| dentudo {adj}
|
:: toothy
|
| denudación {f}
|
:: denudation
|
| denudar {vt}
|
:: to denude; lay bare
|
| denuedo {m}
|
:: zeal, verve
|
| denuesto {m}
|
:: insult
|
| de nuevo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: again, over again, all over again
|
| de nuevo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: back
|
| de nuevo cuño {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: newly-made, new-style
|
| de nunca acabar {prep} [idiom, colloquial]
|
:: neverending
|
| denuncia {f} [legal]
|
:: report, complaint
|
| denunciable {adj}
|
:: reportable (to the police), illegal, punishable
|
| denunciador {adj}
|
:: accusing; denouncing
|
| denunciador {m}
|
:: denouncer; accuser
|
| denunciador {m}
|
:: informer
|
| denunciadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of denunciador
|
| denunciante {mf}
|
:: denouncer
|
| denunciar {v}
|
:: to denounce
|
| denunciar {v}
|
:: to accuse
|
| denunciar {v}
|
:: to report, to inform against/on (e.g., a crime)
|
| denunciólogo {m} [rare]
|
:: accuser; finger-pointer
|
| denveriana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of denveriano
|
| denveriano {adj}
|
:: Denverite, Denver (of or pertaining to Denver, Colorado)
|
| denveriano {m}
|
:: Denverite (native or resident of Denver, Colorado)
|
| Deodato {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| de oídas {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from hearsay; from the grapevine
|
| deóntico {adj}
|
:: deontic
|
| deontología {f}
|
:: deontology
|
| deontológico {adj}
|
:: deontological
|
| de ordeno y mando {adj} [idiom]
|
:: tyrannical; iron-fisted
|
| de oro y azul {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: dressed to the nines
|
| de otro modo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: otherwise
|
| DEP {phrase}
|
:: initialism of descanse en paz
|
| de pacotilla {adj} [idiom]
|
:: second-rate; subpar
|
| de padre y muy señor mío {adj} [idiom, colloquial]
|
:: helluva; hefty; whopping
|
| de paisano {adj} [idiom]
|
:: plainclothes
|
| de paisano {adv} [idiom]
|
:: plainclothes
|
| de pantalla plana {adj}
|
:: flatscreen
|
| de paquete {adv} [idiom]
|
:: pillion
|
| deparar {v}
|
:: to provide with
|
| deparar {v}
|
:: to have in store
|
| de par en par {adv} [idiom]
|
:: (of doors, windows, etc) wide open
|
| de par en par {adv} [idiom]
|
:: (of people in a line) two by two
|
| departamental {adj}
|
:: departmental
|
| departamentalización {f}
|
:: departmentalisation
|
| departamentización {f}
|
:: departmentalization
|
| departamento {m}
|
:: department
|
| departamento {m} [Latin America]
|
:: apartment, flat
|
| de parte de {prep}
|
:: on behalf of
|
| departir {v}
|
:: to converse
|
| de pasada {adj}
|
:: passing
|
| de Pascuas a Ramos {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: once in a blue moon
|
| de paso {adv}
|
:: in passing
|
| de pata negra {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: top-quality; top-notch; first-class
|
| depauperación {f}
|
:: depletion, impoverishment
|
| depauperado {adj}
|
:: empoverished
|
| depauperar {v}
|
:: to impoverish
|
| depauperar {v}
|
:: to weaken
|
| de pe a pa {adv} [idiom]
|
:: from A to Z
|
| de pe a pa {adv} [idiom]
|
:: from cover to cover
|
| de pe a pa {adv} [idiom]
|
:: completely
|
| de pe a pa {adv} [idiom]
|
:: detailedly
|
| de pega {adj} [idiom]
|
:: fake; phoney
|
| dependencia {f}
|
:: dependence
|
| dependencia {f}
|
:: dependency
|
| depender {v}
|
:: to depend, to be subject to
|
| depender {v}
|
:: to depend on, to rely on, to hinge on, to depend upon, to rely upon (+ de)
|
| depender {v}
|
:: to be up to (+ de)
|
| dependienta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dependiente
|
| dependiente {adj}
|
:: dependent
|
| dependiente {m}
|
:: clerk, salesperson, employee that attends to customers
|
| de perdidos al río {phrase} [idiom]
|
:: in for a penny, in for a pound; there is nothing to lose
|
| de perlas {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: swimmingly, really well
|
| de peso {adj} [idiom]
|
:: weighty; heavyweight
|
| depilación {f}
|
:: hair removal
|
| depilar {vt}
|
:: to depilate (remove hair from)
|
| depilatorio {adj}
|
:: depilatory
|
| depilatorio {m}
|
:: hair remover, depilatory
|
| de plano {adv} [idiom]
|
:: outright; flatly
|
| de plantilla {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: pro, professional
|
| deplección {f}
|
:: Gradual reduction, or depletion
|
| depleción {f}
|
:: depletion
|
| deplorable {adj}
|
:: deplorable
|
| deplorablemente {adv}
|
:: deplorably
|
| deplorar {v}
|
:: to deplore
|
| deponer {v}
|
:: to depose
|
| deponer {v}
|
:: to lay down [weapons]
|
| de porrazo {adv} [colloquial, idiomatic]
|
:: in one go
|
| de por sí {adv}
|
:: itself; themselves; oneself (for emphasis)
|
| deportable {adj}
|
:: deportable
|
| deportación {f}
|
:: deportation
|
| deportador {m}
|
:: deporter
|
| deportar {vt}
|
:: to deport
|
| deporte {m}
|
:: sport
|
| deporte blanco {m}
|
:: winter sport
|
| deporte de aventura {m}
|
:: adventure sport
|
| deporte de combate {m}
|
:: combat sport
|
| deporte de invierno {m}
|
:: winter sport
|
| deporte de riesgo {m}
|
:: extreme sport
|
| deporte extremo {m}
|
:: extreme sport
|
| deporte sangriento {m}
|
:: blood sport, bloodsport
|
| deportista {mf}
|
:: sportsman
|
| deportista {mf}
|
:: sportswoman
|
| deportivamente {adv}
|
:: sportingly; in a sportsmanlike manner
|
| deportivamente {adv}
|
:: in terms of sport; when it comes to sports
|
| deportividad {f}
|
:: sportsmanship
|
| deportivista {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Real Club Deportivo de La Coruña, a soccer team for La Coruña, Galicia, Spain
|
| deportivista {mf}
|
:: Someone connected to Real Club Deportivo de La Coruña, as a player, fan, coach etc
|
| deportivo {adj}
|
:: sports (attributive); sportive
|
| deportivo {adj}
|
:: yacht (attributive)
|
| deportóloga {f}
|
:: sports scientist
|
| deportólogo {m}
|
:: sports scientist
|
| de por vida {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: for life, perpetually
|
| deposición {f}
|
:: deposition
|
| deposición {f}
|
:: stool, bowel movement
|
| deposicional {adj}
|
:: depositional
|
| depositación {f}
|
:: depositing
|
| depositante {mf}
|
:: depositor
|
| depositar {v}
|
:: to deposit, to put, to place
|
| depositar {v} [figurative]
|
:: to place, to put (e.g. faith, trust, confidence, hope, energy, time)
|
| depositario {adj}
|
:: depositary; depositing
|
| depositario {m}
|
:: depository
|
| depósito {m}
|
:: deposit
|
| depósito {m}
|
:: store, stock, depot, warehouse, repository
|
| depósito {m}
|
:: tank, reservoir
|
| depósito {m}
|
:: sediment, dregs
|
| depósito de cadáveres {m}
|
:: morgue
|
| de postín {adj} [idiom]
|
:: posh, high-class
|
| depravación {f}
|
:: debauchery
|
| depravar {v}
|
:: to deprave
|
| depre {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: depressed
|
| depre {f} [colloquial]
|
:: depression
|
| deprecar {v}
|
:: to entreat, implore
|
| deprecar {v}
|
:: to deprecate
|
| depreciación {f}
|
:: depreciation, devaluation
|
| depreciar {v}
|
:: to depreciate
|
| depredación {f}
|
:: depredation
|
| depredación {f}
|
:: embezzlement
|
| depredador {adj}
|
:: predatory
|
| depredador {m}
|
:: predator
|
| depredadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of depredador
|
| depredar {vt}
|
:: to prey on
|
| depredar {vt}
|
:: to pillage, sack
|
| depresión {f}
|
:: depression
|
| depresión {f} [weather, physics]
|
:: depression (area of low air pressure)
|
| depresivo {adj}
|
:: depressive
|
| depresor {adj}
|
:: depressive
|
| depresor {m} [medicine]
|
:: depressor
|
| deprimente {adj}
|
:: depressing
|
| deprimente {adj} [weather]
|
:: miserable, dreary
|
| de primera {adj} [idiom]
|
:: top-notch, high-level, top-class
|
| deprimido {adj}
|
:: depressed
|
| deprimir {v}
|
:: to depress
|
| deprimir {v}
|
:: to humiliate
|
| de prisa {adv}
|
:: alternative form of deprisa
|
| de prisa {adj}
|
:: hasty
|
| deprisa {adv}
|
:: quickly, hurriedly
|
| deprivación {f}
|
:: deprivation
|
| de pronto {adv} [Colombia, idiom]
|
:: maybe, perhaps
|
| de pronto {adv}
|
:: suddenly, all of a sudden, unexpectedly
|
| de propósito {adv}
|
:: on purpose
|
| deprotonación {f}
|
:: deprotonation
|
| de provecho {adj} [idiom]
|
:: worthwhile; worthy
|
| de puertas para afuera {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from the outside; externally
|
| de puño y letra {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: written, penned (by)
|
| de punta en blanco {adj} [idiom]
|
:: dressed to kill, dressed to the nines (very fashionable)
|
| de pura cepa {adj} [idiom]
|
:: full-blooded
|
| depuración {f}
|
:: depuration
|
| depurador {m}
|
:: purifier
|
| depurador {m}
|
:: debugger
|
| depuradora {f}
|
:: sewage works, sewage-treatment facility
|
| depurar {v}
|
:: to purify
|
| depurativo {adj}
|
:: purifying
|
| depurativo {adj}
|
:: depurative (cleansing the blood)
|
| de puta madre {adj} [slang, vulgar]
|
:: great, very good, super cool
|
| deputar {v}
|
:: rare form of diputar
|
| dequeísmo {m} [linguistics]
|
:: The nonstandard use of de que instead of que alone as a complementizer
|
| de quita y pon {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: detachable, clip-on
|
| de quita y pon {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: passing, fleeting
|
| der. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of derecho, derecha
|
| derbi {m} [sports]
|
:: derby
|
| de rebote {adv} [idiom]
|
:: indirectly
|
| derecha {f}
|
:: right (direction)
|
| derecha {f} [political]
|
:: right (ensemble of right-wing political parties; political conservatives as a group)
|
| derechamente {adv}
|
:: straight
|
| derechamente {adv}
|
:: properly; correctly
|
| de rechazo {adv} [idiom]
|
:: indirectly
|
| derechazo {m}
|
:: right-handed punch, forehand
|
| derechismo {mf} [politics]
|
:: rightism
|
| derechista {adj}
|
:: right-wing, rightish (of political ideologies: opposing political and social equality, especially conservative, traditional and/or reactionary politics)
|
| derechista {mf} [person, politics]
|
:: right-winger, rightist (a person who belongs to the political right; a member of the right wing of a party or group)
|
| derechito {m}
|
:: diminutive of derecho
|
| derechización {f} [politics]
|
:: moving to the right wing
|
| derechizar {v} [politics]
|
:: to make more right-wing
|
| derechizarse {v}
|
:: to become right-wing (politically)
|
| derecho {adj}
|
:: right (direction), right-hand
|
| derecho {adj}
|
:: straight, upright
|
| derecho {adj}
|
:: correct, appropriate, right (correct)
|
| derecho {m}
|
:: right (direction, entitlement)
|
| derecho {m}
|
:: law
|
| derecho {m}
|
:: path, road
|
| derecho {m}
|
:: right side
|
| derecho {m} [in the plural]
|
:: duties, taxes, fees, charges
|
| derecho civil {m}
|
:: civil law
|
| derecho de pernada {m}
|
:: droit de seigneur
|
| derecho exclusivo {m}
|
:: exclusive right
|
| derechohabiente {mf}
|
:: rights holder
|
| derecho humano {m}
|
:: human right
|
| derecho marítimo {m} [legal]
|
:: admiralty law
|
| derechona {f}
|
:: augmentative of derecha
|
| derecho penal {m}
|
:: criminal law
|
| derecho privado {m}
|
:: private law
|
| derechos humanos {mp}
|
:: human rights
|
| derechos sucesorios {mp}
|
:: inheritance tax
|
| de rechupete {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: gorgeous; finger-licking good
|
| derechura {f}
|
:: straightness
|
| derechura {f}
|
:: rightness; justness; justice
|
| de refilón {adv}
|
:: out of the corner of one's eye
|
| derelinquir {v}
|
:: to abandon
|
| de renombre {adj}
|
:: renowned
|
| de reojo {adv}
|
:: Askance, or out of the corner of one's eye. Used with verbs of vision, such as look, or glance
|
| de repente {adv}
|
:: suddenly, abruptly, (instantly) in a heartbeat
|
| de repuesto {adj}
|
:: spare, backup
|
| de resultas de {prep}
|
:: as a result of
|
| derezar {v}
|
:: obsolete form of aderezar
|
| deriva {f}
|
:: drift (course or direction along which anything is driven; setting)
|
| derivable {adj}
|
:: derivable
|
| derivación {f}
|
:: derivation
|
| deriva continental {f} [geology]
|
:: continental drift
|
| derivado {m}
|
:: derivative
|
| derivador {m} [nautical]
|
:: dinghy
|
| derivador {m}
|
:: derivator
|
| derivar {v}
|
:: to derive
|
| derivativo {adj}
|
:: derivative
|
| derivativo {m}
|
:: derivative
|
| dermal {adj}
|
:: dermal
|
| dermáptero {m}
|
:: dermapteran
|
| dermatán {m}
|
:: dermatan
|
| dermatitis {f}
|
:: dermatitis
|
| dermatoesqueleto {m} [zoology]
|
:: exoskeleton
|
| dermatofito {m}
|
:: dermatophyte
|
| dermatofitosis {f}
|
:: dermatophytosis
|
| dermatóloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dermatólogo
|
| dermatología {f}
|
:: dermatology
|
| dermatológico {adj}
|
:: dermatological
|
| dermatólogo {m}
|
:: dermatologist
|
| dermatomiositis {f} [pathology]
|
:: dermatomyositis
|
| dérmico {adj}
|
:: dermic, dermal
|
| dermis {f} [anatomy]
|
:: dermis
|
| -dermo {suffix}
|
:: -derm
|
| dermocosmético {adj}
|
:: dermocosmetic
|
| dermolipectomía {f} [surgery]
|
:: dermolipectomy
|
| -dero {suffix}
|
:: one or something that does, uses, or makes
|
| -dero {suffix}
|
:: the place where an activity occurs
|
| derogación {f}
|
:: derogation
|
| derogar {v}
|
:: to abolish, to annul (a law)
|
| derogativo {adj}
|
:: derogatory
|
| derogatorio {adj} [law]
|
:: derogatory, abrogative
|
| de rondón {adv} [idiom]
|
:: unexpectedly
|
| de rositas {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: scot-free
|
| Derque {prop} {m}
|
:: given name from the Canary Islands
|
| derrama {f}
|
:: allotment (of money to be paid by a group of people)
|
| derramado {adj}
|
:: spilt
|
| derramamiento {m}
|
:: spillage
|
| derramamiento {m}
|
:: shedding
|
| derramamiento {m} [figurative]
|
:: outpouring
|
| derramamiento de sangre {m}
|
:: bloodshed
|
| derramar {v}
|
:: to spill, to leak
|
| derramar {v}
|
:: to shed (blood, sweat, tears, etc.)
|
| derramar {v} [figurative]
|
:: to pour out (e.g., love, wrath, blessings, one's heart)
|
| derrame {m}
|
:: leakage, effusion
|
| derrame {m}
|
:: stroke (loss of brain function due to interruption of blood supply)
|
| derrapar {v}
|
:: to skid
|
| derredor {m}
|
:: surroundings
|
| derrelinquir {v}
|
:: alternative form of derelinquir
|
| derrengar {v}
|
:: to bend; twist
|
| derrengar {v}
|
:: to wear out
|
| derretido {adj}
|
:: extremely in love, lovesick
|
| derretido {m}
|
:: concrete
|
| derretido {m} [Panama]
|
:: a snack consisting of grated cheese toasted in a bread roll
|
| derretimiento {m}
|
:: melting
|
| derretir {vtp} [also]
|
:: to melt
|
| derretir {vt}
|
:: to spend, waste
|
| derretirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of derretir
|
| derribamiento {m}
|
:: demolition
|
| derribar {v}
|
:: to bring down, to shoot down
|
| derribar {v}
|
:: to knock down, to demolish, to break down, to tear down, to topple, to pull down, to kick down, to batter down
|
| derribar {v}
|
:: to overthrow
|
| derribar {v}
|
:: to take down, to tackle, to knock over
|
| derribo {m}
|
:: demolition
|
| derrito {m}
|
:: a melting
|
| derrocamiento {m}
|
:: overthrow
|
| derrocar {v}
|
:: to hurl, to throw, to cast
|
| derrocar {v}
|
:: to overthrow, to bring down
|
| derrocar {v}
|
:: to demolish, to knock down
|
| derrocar {v}
|
:: to weaken, to enervate
|
| derrochador {adj}
|
:: wasteful, lavish
|
| derrochar {v}
|
:: to waste, squander
|
| derroche {m}
|
:: waste, dissipation
|
| derroche {m}
|
:: wastefulness, thriftlessness
|
| derroche {m}
|
:: prodigality
|
| derromper {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to break
|
| derrota {f}
|
:: path, route, track
|
| derrota {f} [nautical]
|
:: course
|
| derrota {f}
|
:: defeat
|
| derrotabilidad {f}
|
:: pregnability
|
| derrotable {adj}
|
:: defeatable
|
| derrotar {v}
|
:: to defeat
|
| derrotero {m} [nautical]
|
:: course (of a ship)
|
| derrotero {m}
|
:: course (of events)
|
| derrotismo {m}
|
:: defeatism (acceptance of defeat without struggle)
|
| derrotista {adj}
|
:: defeatist
|
| derrubio {m}
|
:: deposit; debris
|
| derruir {v}
|
:: to knock down, tear down
|
| derrumbadero {m}
|
:: cliff
|
| derrumbadero {m}
|
:: danger; hazard
|
| derrumbamiento {m}
|
:: demolishing, collapse
|
| derrumbar {vt}
|
:: to demolish
|
| derrumbarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of derrumbar to collapse, break down, fall down
|
| derrumbe {m}
|
:: landslide
|
| derrumbe {m}
|
:: collapse (of a building)
|
| derrumbe {m}
|
:: demolition
|
| derviche {m}
|
:: Dervish
|
| des- {prefix}
|
:: dis-; indicative of a negative
|
| desa {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of that, from that (followed by a feminine noun in singular)
|
| desabastecer {v}
|
:: to underserve
|
| desabastecer {v}
|
:: to leave short
|
| desabastecimiento {m}
|
:: cut-off of supply
|
| desabasto {m}
|
:: shortage, lack of service
|
| desabejar {v}
|
:: to remove or exterminate bees from
|
| desabillé {m}
|
:: dishabille
|
| desaborido {adj}
|
:: tasteless; insipid (of food)
|
| desaborido {adj}
|
:: boring; dull
|
| desabotonar {vt}
|
:: to unbutton
|
| desabridamente {adv}
|
:: rudely; insolently
|
| desabrido {adj}
|
:: bland, tasteless (lacking taste)
|
| desabrigar {v}
|
:: To uncoat; to remove a coat
|
| desabrimiento {m}
|
:: embitterment
|
| desabrir {v}
|
:: to give a bad taste to
|
| desabrir {v}
|
:: to embitter
|
| desabrochar {vt}
|
:: to unbutton
|
| desacatar {vt}
|
:: to flout
|
| desacato {m} [legal]
|
:: contempt (open disrespect or willful disobedience of the authority)
|
| desaceleración {f}
|
:: deceleration
|
| desaceleramiento {m}
|
:: slowdown
|
| desacelerar {v}
|
:: to decelerate
|
| desacertar {vi}
|
:: to be wrong
|
| desacierto {m}
|
:: mistake
|
| desacomodar {v}
|
:: to inconvenience
|
| desacompasado {adj}
|
:: out of time
|
| desacomplejado {adj}
|
:: easy, easy-going
|
| desaconsejable {adj}
|
:: inadvisable
|
| desaconsejar {v} [ditransitive]
|
:: to advise against
|
| desacoplamiento {m}
|
:: decoupling
|
| desacoplar {vt}
|
:: to decouple
|
| desacordado {adj}
|
:: out of tune
|
| desacordar {v}
|
:: to tune flat
|
| desacordar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to disagree
|
| desacordar {vr}
|
:: to forget
|
| desacorde {adj}
|
:: discordant
|
| desacorde {adj}
|
:: opposing; conflicting
|
| desacostumbrar {v}
|
:: to cause to get out of the habit
|
| desacostumbrar {vr}
|
:: to get out of the habit
|
| desacralización {f}
|
:: desacralization
|
| desacralizar {v}
|
:: to desacralize (remove something's sacredness)
|
| desacreditación {f}
|
:: discredit
|
| desacreditar {vt}
|
:: to discredit
|
| desactivación {f}
|
:: deactivation
|
| desactivación {f}
|
:: defusing (of explosives)
|
| desactivado {adj}
|
:: deactivated, disabled
|
| desactivador {adj}
|
:: deactivating
|
| desactivar {vt}
|
:: to deactivate (to make something inactive)
|
| desactivar {vt}
|
:: to disable (to deactivate a function of an electronic or mechanical device)
|
| desactualizar {v}
|
:: to make or become out of date
|
| desacuerdo {m}
|
:: disagreement
|
| desadaptado {adj}
|
:: maladjusted
|
| desadaptado {m}
|
:: misfit
|
| desaduanaje {m}
|
:: removal of border duties
|
| desaduanización {f}
|
:: the clearing of customs of an object
|
| desaduanizar {vi}
|
:: To pass through customs (government department or agency that is authorised to collect the taxes imposed on imported goods)
|
| desafección {f}
|
:: disaffection
|
| desafectación {f}
|
:: reversal
|
| desafectar {v} [law]
|
:: to withdraw from public use
|
| desafecto {adj}
|
:: disaffected, alienated
|
| desafecto {m}
|
:: disaffection
|
| desafeitado {m}
|
:: unshaven
|
| desafeitado {adj}
|
:: unshaven
|
| desafiador {adj}
|
:: defiant
|
| desafiador {adj}
|
:: challenging (difficult)
|
| desafiante {adj}
|
:: defiant
|
| desafiante {adj}
|
:: challenging
|
| desafiante {m}
|
:: defier
|
| desafiante {m}
|
:: challenge (a person who is difficult to handle or work with)
|
| desafiantemente {adv}
|
:: defiantly
|
| desafiar {vt}
|
:: to challenge (in a competition)
|
| desafiar {vt}
|
:: to defy, to challenge (e.g. parents, a leader, the status quo)
|
| desafiar {vt}
|
:: to brave
|
| desafiar {vt}
|
:: to call out (i.e. to criticize or expose)
|
| desafilado {adj} [edge]
|
:: dull
|
| desafilar {v}
|
:: to unsharpen; to dull; to blunt
|
| desafiliación {f}
|
:: disaffiliation
|
| desafiliar {vt}
|
:: to disassociate, to disaffiliate
|
| desafinación {f}
|
:: detuning; getting out of tune
|
| desafinar {v}
|
:: to sing or play out of tune
|
| desafío {m}
|
:: challenge
|
| desafío {m}
|
:: defiance, provocation
|
| desaforadamente {adv}
|
:: outrageously
|
| desaforadamente {adv}
|
:: wildly, out of control
|
| desaforado {adj}
|
:: wild, uncontrolled, outrageous
|
| desaforar {vt}
|
:: to remove immunity
|
| desafortunadamente {adv}
|
:: unfortunately; regrettably
|
| desafortunado {adj}
|
:: without luck; unfortunate
|
| desafuero {m}
|
:: outrage, violence
|
| desafuero {m}
|
:: excess
|
| desafuero {m}
|
:: impeachment
|
| desagotar {v}
|
:: to drain
|
| desagradable {adj}
|
:: unpleasant, disagreeable, distasteful, off-putting, displeasing, unpleasing, bad, rude, unsavory, uncomfortable, unlikable, objectionable, painful, uncongenial, crappy, gnarly [US slang]
|
| desagradable {adj}
|
:: nasty, ugly, unkind, objectionable, unsightly (e.g., person, behavior)
|
| desagradablemente {adv}
|
:: unpleasantly
|
| desagradar {vi}
|
:: to displease, be disagreeable
|
| desagradecer {v}
|
:: to be unthankful for, to be unappreciative of
|
| desagrado {m}
|
:: displeasure, distaste, disliking, dislike
|
| desagraviar {v}
|
:: to make amends
|
| desagravio {m}
|
:: amends, atonement
|
| desagregación {f}
|
:: disintegration
|
| desagregar {v}
|
:: to disintegrate
|
| desagregar {v}
|
:: to disaggregate
|
| desaguadero {m}
|
:: drain
|
| desaguar {v}
|
:: to drain
|
| desaguar {v}
|
:: to waste
|
| desagüe {m}
|
:: drainage, gutter, sink
|
| desaguisado {adj}
|
:: outrageous
|
| desaguisado {m}
|
:: outrage
|
| desaguisado {m}
|
:: mess
|
| desahijar {v}
|
:: to separate young cattle from their mothers
|
| desahogadamente {adv}
|
:: comfortably
|
| desahogar {v}
|
:: to unburden, to relieve
|
| desahogar {v}
|
:: to vent, to rant, to violently express one's feelings
|
| desahogar {vp}
|
:: to blow off steam, to let off steam, to pour one's heart out, to get off one's chest
|
| desahogarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desahogar
|
| desahogo {m}
|
:: relief (solace)
|
| desahogo {m}
|
:: outlet (release of emotions or desires)
|
| desahuciar {v}
|
:: to evict
|
| desahuciar {v} [figurative]
|
:: to give up an ill person about to die
|
| desahucio {m}
|
:: eviction
|
| desainar {v}
|
:: to remove fat from
|
| desainar {v}
|
:: to thin
|
| desairar {v}
|
:: to snub; to slight
|
| desairar {v}
|
:: to offend
|
| desaire {m}
|
:: snub; slight
|
| desajustar {v}
|
:: to upset
|
| desajustar {v}
|
:: to disarrange, disorder, clutter
|
| desajustar {vt}
|
:: to disadjust, misadjust (adjust or set wrongly)
|
| desajustar {vr}
|
:: to disadjust, misadjust (lose adjustment)
|
| desajuste {m}
|
:: bad adjustment
|
| desajuste {m}
|
:: mismatch
|
| desajuste {m}
|
:: imbalance
|
| desalación {f}
|
:: desalination
|
| desaladora {f}
|
:: desalination plant
|
| desalar {v}
|
:: to desalinate
|
| desalar {v}
|
:: to clip the wings from
|
| desalentado {adj}
|
:: dejected
|
| desalentador {adj}
|
:: discouraging
|
| desalentar {v}
|
:: to discourage
|
| desalentarse {v}
|
:: to become discouraged
|
| desaliento {m}
|
:: dejection
|
| desaliñado {adj}
|
:: scruffy, slovenly, disheveled, bedraggled, dowdy, scraggly, frumpy
|
| desaliñar {v}
|
:: to dirty, to disorder
|
| desalineación {f}
|
:: misalignment
|
| desalineado {adj}
|
:: out of order
|
| desalineamiento {m}
|
:: unalignment
|
| desalinear {v}
|
:: to put out of line
|
| desalinización {f}
|
:: desalinization
|
| desalinizador {adj}
|
:: desalinizing
|
| desalinizar {v}
|
:: to desalinate
|
| desalmacenaje {m}
|
:: customs clearance
|
| desalmacenar {v}
|
:: To clear through customs
|
| desalmado {adj}
|
:: heartless, shameless, merciless
|
| desalojar {vt}
|
:: to vacate
|
| desalojar {v} [de]
|
:: to remove from, evict from
|
| desalojo {m}
|
:: eviction
|
| desalquilar {v}
|
:: to move out (of rented accommodation)
|
| desalquilar {v}
|
:: to terminate a rental contract
|
| desalquilar {vr}
|
:: to stop being rented out
|
| desamar {v}
|
:: to stop loving; to fall out of love with
|
| desamarrar {vr}
|
:: to untie; slip off
|
| desambiguación {f}
|
:: disambiguation
|
| desambiguar {vt}
|
:: to disambiguate
|
| desaminación {f}
|
:: deamination
|
| desaminasa {f}
|
:: deaminase
|
| desamistad {f}
|
:: Aversion to a person
|
| desamistar {v}
|
:: to unfriend
|
| desamor {m}
|
:: indifference, coldness (lack of love)
|
| desamor {m}
|
:: lack of affection
|
| desamor {m}
|
:: enmity, loathing, disgust
|
| desamorado {adj}
|
:: loveless
|
| desamortización {f}
|
:: seizure, confiscation (of property)
|
| desamortizador {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to the Spanish confiscation
|
| desamortizador {m}
|
:: confiscator (as part of the Spanish confiscation)
|
| desamortizar {v}
|
:: to disentail
|
| Desamparados {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| desamparar {v}
|
:: to forsake
|
| desamparo {m}
|
:: neglect
|
| desamparo {m}
|
:: helplessness
|
| desandar {v}
|
:: to retrace (one's steps); to retread; to walk back (where one has previous walked)
|
| desanexión {f}
|
:: disannexation
|
| desangelado {adj}
|
:: soulless
|
| desangelado {adj}
|
:: charmless, unattractive
|
| desangramiento {m}
|
:: bleeding
|
| desangrar {vt}
|
:: to bleed
|
| desangrar {vr}
|
:: to bleed to death
|
| desangrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desangrar
|
| desanimado {adj}
|
:: dejected, dispirited, discouraged, disheartened
|
| desanimado {adj}
|
:: bummed out [colloquial]
|
| desanimar {vt}
|
:: to discourage, to dishearten, to dispirit
|
| desánimo {m}
|
:: despondency, dejection, discouragement
|
| desanudar {v}
|
:: to untie
|
| desapacible {adj}
|
:: unpleasant; horrible
|
| desapalancamiento {m} [economics]
|
:: deleveraging
|
| desapalancar {v}
|
:: to deleverage
|
| desaparear {v}
|
:: to unpair
|
| desaparecer {vi}
|
:: to disappear, to go missing, to vanish, to be gone
|
| desaparecer {vi}
|
:: to drop off (e.g. the map, the face of the earth)
|
| desaparecer {vi}
|
:: to go away, to fade, to wear off, to subside
|
| desaparecida {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desaparecido
|
| desaparecido {adj}
|
:: disappeared, missing
|
| desaparecido {m}
|
:: disappeared, missing people or things
|
| desaparecimiento {m}
|
:: disappearance
|
| desaparición {f}
|
:: disappearance
|
| desaparición {f}
|
:: demise
|
| desapasionadamente {adv}
|
:: dispassionately
|
| desapasionar {v}
|
:: to stop the passion
|
| desapasionar {vr}
|
:: to grow tired (of)
|
| desapegar {v}
|
:: to detach
|
| desapego {m}
|
:: indifference, playing it cool
|
| desapercibido {adj}
|
:: inconspicuous, discreet (without attracting attention)
|
| desapercibimiento {m}
|
:: unpreparedness
|
| desaplicación {f}
|
:: disengagement
|
| desapoderamiento {m}
|
:: relinquishing of powers
|
| desaprender {v}
|
:: to forget, to unlearn
|
| desaprensivo {adj}
|
:: unscrupulous
|
| desaprobación {f}
|
:: disapproval; disapprobation
|
| desaprobar {vt}
|
:: to disapprove
|
| desaprobar {vt} [Argentina]
|
:: to fail (such as an exam)
|
| desaprovechamiento {m}
|
:: waste
|
| desaprovechar {v}
|
:: to waste, squander
|
| desaprovechar {v}
|
:: to pass up, miss
|
| desarbolar {vt}
|
:: to disarm
|
| desarchivar {v}
|
:: to unarchive
|
| desarenador {m}
|
:: sand trap (device that removes sand from water during treatment)
|
| desarenar {v}
|
:: to desand
|
| desarmable {adj}
|
:: disassemblable, dismantleable
|
| desarmadero {m}
|
:: scrapyard
|
| desarmador {m} [Mexico]
|
:: screwdriver
|
| desarmante {adj}
|
:: disarming
|
| desarmar {vt}
|
:: to disarm
|
| desarmar {vt}
|
:: to unassemble, disassemble
|
| desarmarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desarmar
|
| desarme {m}
|
:: disarmament
|
| desarollamiento {m}
|
:: development
|
| desarollamiento {m}
|
:: unfurl
|
| desarollo {m}
|
:: development
|
| desarraigar {vt}
|
:: to uproot, root out, eradicate
|
| desarraigo {m}
|
:: uprooting, estrangement
|
| desarrapado {adj}
|
:: ragged; shabby
|
| desarreglar {v}
|
:: to upset, disrupt
|
| desarreglarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desarreglar
|
| desarreglo {m}
|
:: disruption
|
| desarrollable {adj}
|
:: developable
|
| desarrollador {m}
|
:: developer (computing)
|
| desarrolladora {f}
|
:: developer (computing)
|
| desarrollar {vtr}
|
:: to develop
|
| desarrollismo {m}
|
:: developmentalism, economic development policy
|
| desarrollista {mf}
|
:: developmentalist
|
| desarrollo {m}
|
:: development
|
| desarropar {vtr}
|
:: to undress
|
| desarrugar {v}
|
:: to remove creases from; to iron out
|
| desarticulación {f}
|
:: dismantling
|
| desarticular {v}
|
:: to dislocate
|
| desarticular {v}
|
:: to disarticulate
|
| desarticular {v}
|
:: to take apart
|
| desarticularse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desarticular
|
| desas {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of those, from those (followed by a feminine noun in plural)
|
| desaseado {adj}
|
:: dirty, unwashed, unkempt
|
| desaseo {m}
|
:: dirtiness, filthiness
|
| desaseo {m}
|
:: untidiness
|
| desasir {v}
|
:: to let go
|
| desasistencia {f}
|
:: lack of assistance; neglect
|
| desasistido {adj}
|
:: unattended, unsupported, helpless
|
| desasnar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to civilize
|
| desasosegante {adj}
|
:: unsettling, disturbing (causing distress or worry)
|
| desasosegar {v}
|
:: to become agitated
|
| desasosiego {m}
|
:: agitation, restlessness
|
| desastrado {adj}
|
:: scruffy, messy
|
| desastrado {adj}
|
:: unlucky
|
| desastre {m}
|
:: disaster, catastrophe, calamity
|
| desastre {m}
|
:: disaster, a debacle, a bust
|
| desastre {m}
|
:: mess, shambles, wreckage [figuratively]
|
| desastre {m} [figuratively]
|
:: something messed up [colloquial]
|
| desastre {m} [figuratively]
|
:: a hot mess, train wreck [colloquial]
|
| desastrosamente {adv}
|
:: disastrously, catastrophically
|
| desastroso {adj}
|
:: disastrous
|
| desastroso {adj}
|
:: calamitous (an event)
|
| desatar {vtr}
|
:: to untie, undo, unfasten, unleash
|
| desatar {vt}
|
:: to provoke, set off (especially suddenly)
|
| desatarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desatar
|
| desatascador {m}
|
:: plunger
|
| desatascador {m}
|
:: drain cleaner
|
| desatascar {v}
|
:: to unblock
|
| desatascar {v}
|
:: to get (someone) out of a fix/jam
|
| desatención {f}
|
:: inattention
|
| desatender {v}
|
:: ignore, neglect (pay no attention)
|
| desatender {v}
|
:: disregard
|
| desatentar {v} [rare]
|
:: to make someone lose their mind
|
| desatento {adj}
|
:: inattentive, careless
|
| desatinadamente {adv}
|
:: foolishly
|
| desatinado {adj}
|
:: crazy, wild
|
| desatinar {vi}
|
:: to lose one's good sense or moderation
|
| desatinar {vi}
|
:: to act foolishly, wildly, rashly
|
| desatinar {vi}
|
:: to talk nonsense
|
| desatinar {vt}
|
:: to cause to act foolishly, wildly, rashly
|
| desatino {m}
|
:: lack of tact, moderation, or prudence
|
| desatino {m}
|
:: nonsense, an act of madness
|
| desatornillar {v}
|
:: alternative form of destornillar
|
| desatracar {v}
|
:: to unberth
|
| desatraillar {vt}
|
:: to unleash
|
| desatrancar {v}
|
:: to unlock; unbolt
|
| desatribución {f}
|
:: unattribution
|
| desaturación {f}
|
:: desaturation
|
| desautorización {f}
|
:: deauthorization, denial, rejection
|
| desautorizar {v}
|
:: to deauthorize
|
| desavenencia {f}
|
:: disagreement, quibble
|
| desavenir {v}
|
:: to cause a rift or feud between
|
| desaventajado {adj}
|
:: disadvantaged
|
| desayunar {v}
|
:: to break a fast
|
| desayunar {vti}
|
:: to have (for) breakfast
|
| desayunarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desayunar To have breakfast
|
| desayuno {m}
|
:: breakfast
|
| desazolvar {v} [Mexico]
|
:: to unblock
|
| desazolve {m} [Mexico]
|
:: unblocking
|
| desazón {f}
|
:: disquietness, uneasiness, restlessness
|
| desazón {f}
|
:: insipidity, insipidness
|
| desazón {f}
|
:: disgust
|
| desazón {f}
|
:: displeasure
|
| desazón {f}
|
:: soil that is unfit for farming
|
| desazonado {adj}
|
:: peevish
|
| desazonado {adj}
|
:: indisposed
|
| desazonado {adj} [agriculture]
|
:: Not ready or fit for cultivation
|
| desazonador {adj}
|
:: worrying
|
| desazonante {adj}
|
:: upsetting, disturbing
|
| desazonante {adj}
|
:: annoying
|
| desazonar {v}
|
:: to upset, worry, peeve
|
| desazonar {v}
|
:: to make tasteless, to make bland
|
| desbalance {m}
|
:: imbalance
|
| desbalanceado {adj}
|
:: lopsided, unbalanced
|
| desballestar {v}
|
:: to unsettle
|
| desbancar {v}
|
:: to unseat, oust
|
| desbancar {v}
|
:: to surpass, overtake
|
| desbancar {v}
|
:: to go bust
|
| desbandada {f}
|
:: scattering [of a crowd]
|
| desbandar {v} [archaic]
|
:: to disband
|
| desbandarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desbandar
|
| desbarajustar {v}
|
:: to jumble up, mess up, throw into disorder
|
| desbarajuste {m}
|
:: disorder, disarray, jumble
|
| desbaratamiento {m}
|
:: destruction, ruin
|
| desbaratar {v}
|
:: to debunk
|
| desbaratar {v}
|
:: to ruin, destroy
|
| desbaratar {v}
|
:: to spoil
|
| desbaratar {v}
|
:: to rout
|
| desbaratarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desbaratar
|
| desbarrancar {v}
|
:: to throw off a cliff
|
| desbarrancar {v}
|
:: to crush
|
| desbarrar {v}
|
:: to talk nonsense, jabber
|
| desbastador {m}
|
:: chisel
|
| desbastar {v}
|
:: to smooth
|
| desbloqueable {adj}
|
:: unlockable (capable of being unlocked)
|
| desbloquear {v}
|
:: to clear or unclog
|
| desbloqueo {m}
|
:: unblocking
|
| desbocado {adj} [of a horse]
|
:: runaway
|
| desbocado {adj} [by extension]
|
:: out of control
|
| desbocado {adj}
|
:: foul-mouthed
|
| desbocamiento {m}
|
:: getting out of control
|
| desbocamiento {m}
|
:: boom
|
| desbocar {v}
|
:: to become baggy or loose
|
| desbocar {v}
|
:: to remove the mouth (of)
|
| desbocar {vr}
|
:: to become baggy
|
| desbocar {vr}
|
:: to lose control; bolt
|
| desbocar {vr}
|
:: to run off at the mouth
|
| desbocarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desbocar
|
| desbordamiento {m}
|
:: overflow
|
| desbordamiento de búfer {m}
|
:: buffer overflow
|
| desbordante {adj}
|
:: overflowing
|
| desbordar {vir}
|
:: to overflow
|
| desbordar {vt}
|
:: to overfill
|
| desbordar {vt}
|
:: to exceed [especially expectations, one's patience]
|
| desbotonar {v}
|
:: rare form of desabotonar
|
| desbravado {adj}
|
:: tame, light
|
| desbravar {v}
|
:: to tame
|
| desbridamiento {m}
|
:: debridement
|
| desbrozadora {f}
|
:: string trimmer
|
| desbrozar {v}
|
:: to clear, clear out, weed out
|
| desburocratización {f}
|
:: debureaucratization
|
| desburocratizador {adj}
|
:: de-bureaucratising
|
| descabalgar {v}
|
:: to dismount (a horse)
|
| descabalgar {v}
|
:: to unseat, remove from power
|
| descabellado {adj}
|
:: absurd, unrealistic, wild
|
| descabellar {vt}
|
:: to scalp (something)
|
| descabellar {v}
|
:: to slaughter a bull by slitting its throat with a descabello
|
| descabellar {v}
|
:: to mess up
|
| descabello {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: descabello
|
| descabello {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: Thrust with a descabello
|
| descabezamiento {m}
|
:: beheading
|
| descabezar {v}
|
:: to behead; to decapitate
|
| descabezar {v}
|
:: to remove the top from
|
| descabezar {v}
|
:: to adjoin
|
| descachar {vt} [Latin America]
|
:: to dehorn
|
| descachar {vr} [Colombia]
|
:: to lose one's horns
|
| descachar {vr} [Colombia]
|
:: to break
|
| descachar {vr} [Colombia]
|
:: to put one's foot in it (make a mistake)
|
| descacharrado {adj}
|
:: busted, broken
|
| descacharrante {adj}
|
:: hilarious
|
| descacharre {m}
|
:: the breaking-up of junk
|
| descache {m} [Colombia]
|
:: accident, mistake, blunder, faux pas, slip
|
| descachimbar {v} [Nicaragua]
|
:: to break, destroy, ruin
|
| descachimbar {v} [Nicaragua]
|
:: to fall from a high place
|
| descaecer {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to decline; to wane
|
| descaecimiento {m}
|
:: decline; decay
|
| descafeinado {adj}
|
:: decaffeinated
|
| descafeinado {m}
|
:: decaf
|
| descafeinamiento {m}
|
:: decaffeination
|
| descafeinar {v}
|
:: to decaffeinate
|
| descalabrar {v}
|
:: to hit
|
| descalabrar {v}
|
:: to damage, to ruin
|
| descalabro {m}
|
:: misfortune; setback
|
| descalabro {m}
|
:: loss; defeat
|
| descalcificación {f}
|
:: decalcification
|
| descalibrar {v}
|
:: to decalibrate
|
| descalificación {f}
|
:: disqualification
|
| descalificación {f}
|
:: discrediting, discredit
|
| descalificación {f}
|
:: demerit
|
| descalificador {adj}
|
:: disqualifying
|
| descalificar {vt}
|
:: to discredit
|
| descalificar {vt} [sports]
|
:: to disqualify
|
| descalificativo {adj}
|
:: disqualifying
|
| descalzar {vt}
|
:: to take off (a shoe)
|
| descalzar {vr}
|
:: to take off one's shoes
|
| descalzo {adj}
|
:: barefoot
|
| descamación {f}
|
:: desquamation
|
| descambiar {vt}
|
:: To exchange, take back
|
| descaminado {adj}
|
:: out of touch
|
| descaminar {v}
|
:: to lead off the right track; to lead astray
|
| descaminar {v}
|
:: to lead (someone) off the straight and narrow
|
| descamisado {adj}
|
:: shirtless
|
| descamisado {m}
|
:: a shirtless man
|
| descamisado {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: Peronist, usually of the working class
|
| descamisado {adj} [endearing]
|
:: Peronist, usually of the working class
|
| descamisado {m} [pejorative]
|
:: A Peronist man, usually of the working class
|
| descamisado {m} [endearing]
|
:: A Peronist man, usually of the working class
|
| descampado {m}
|
:: open ground, vacant lot
|
| descampar {v}
|
:: alternative form of escampar
|
| descansabrazos {m}
|
:: armrest
|
| descansadamente {adv}
|
:: relaxedly; while resting
|
| descansadero {m}
|
:: rest area
|
| descansar {vi}
|
:: to rest, relax (be in a state of rest or inactivity)
|
| descansar {v} [en, .also, .figurative]
|
:: to sit, to rest on
|
| descansar {vt}
|
:: to rest (put into a state of rest)
|
| descanse en paz {phrase}
|
:: rest in peace
|
| descansillo {m}
|
:: landing (above stairs)
|
| descanso {m}
|
:: rest, break
|
| descanso {m}
|
:: relief
|
| descapitalización {f}
|
:: decapitalization
|
| descapitalizar {v}
|
:: to strip assets
|
| descapotable {m}
|
:: convertible
|
| descapotado {adj}
|
:: open-top
|
| descaradamente {adv}
|
:: blatantly
|
| descaradamente {adv}
|
:: brazenly, shamelessly, audaciously, in bald-faced way
|
| descaradamente {adv}
|
:: unabashedly, openly
|
| descaradamente {adv}
|
:: sassily, saucily, cheekily
|
| descarado {adj}
|
:: brazen, cheeky, brash, impudent, shameless, brazen-faced, barefaced, bald-faced
|
| descarado {adj}
|
:: unabashed
|
| descarado {adj}
|
:: sassy, fresh, saucy [colloquial]
|
| descarado {adj}
|
:: blatant, outright
|
| descarapelar {v} [Mexico]
|
:: to flake; flake off
|
| descararse {v}
|
:: to speak or act with impudence
|
| descarbonatar {v}
|
:: to decarbonate
|
| descarbonatar {v}
|
:: to grow old
|
| descarbonización {f}
|
:: decarbonization
|
| descarbonizar {v}
|
:: to decarbonize
|
| descarboxilación {f} [organic compound]
|
:: decarboxylation
|
| descarboxilado {adj}
|
:: decarboxylated
|
| descarboxilante {adj}
|
:: decarboxylating
|
| descarboxilar {v}
|
:: to decarboxylate
|
| descarboxilasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: decarboxylase
|
| descarga {f}
|
:: unloading
|
| descarga {f}
|
:: discharge
|
| descarga {f}
|
:: download
|
| descarga {f}
|
:: flush (toilet)
|
| descarga {f}
|
:: jam session
|
| descarga {f}
|
:: volley, fusillade
|
| descargable {adj}
|
:: downloadable
|
| descargador {adj}
|
:: unloading
|
| descargador {m}
|
:: unloader
|
| descargador {m}
|
:: discharger
|
| descargadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of descargador
|
| descargar {v}
|
:: to unload
|
| descargar {v}
|
:: to discharge
|
| descargar {v}
|
:: to fire, discharge [a weapon]
|
| descargar {v} [computing]
|
:: to download
|
| descargo {m}
|
:: unloading
|
| descargo {m}
|
:: rebuttal
|
| descarnar {v}
|
:: to flesh (remove the flesh)
|
| descaro {m}
|
:: impudence; cheek; nerve
|
| descarriar {v}
|
:: to mislead, lead astray; to go wrong
|
| descarrilamiento {m}
|
:: derailment (of a train)
|
| descarrilamiento {m}
|
:: miscarriage
|
| descarrilar {vi} [of a train]
|
:: to derail (to come off the tracks)
|
| descartable {adj}
|
:: discardable, able to rule out
|
| descartar {vt}
|
:: to rule out
|
| descartar {vr} [card games]
|
:: to discard
|
| descarte {m}
|
:: excuse
|
| descarte {m} [card games]
|
:: discard
|
| descarte {m}
|
:: rejection; reject; something rejected
|
| descasar {vt} [of a marriage]
|
:: to annul
|
| descasar {v}
|
:: to separate, to dismantle
|
| descascarar {v}
|
:: to peel, shell
|
| descascarillar {v}
|
:: to chip [a surface]
|
| descastado {adj}
|
:: outcast
|
| descastar {v}
|
:: to kill off a breed (of cattle)
|
| descatalogación {f}
|
:: taking out of print
|
| descatalogado {adj}
|
:: out of print, unlisted
|
| descelularización {f}
|
:: decellularization
|
| descendencia {f}
|
:: descendants
|
| descendente {adj}
|
:: descending
|
| descendente {adj}
|
:: downward
|
| descender {v}
|
:: to descend
|
| descendiente {mf}
|
:: descendant, offspring
|
| descendimiento {m}
|
:: descent
|
| desceñir {v}
|
:: To loosen (a belt)
|
| desceñir {v}
|
:: to remove; take off (a belt)
|
| descenso {m}
|
:: descent
|
| descenso {m}
|
:: decline
|
| descenso de ríos {m}
|
:: rafting
|
| descentrado {adj}
|
:: off-centre
|
| descentralista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: decentralization
|
| descentralización {f}
|
:: decentralization
|
| descentralizado {adj}
|
:: decentralized
|
| descentralizador {adj}
|
:: decentralising
|
| descentralizar {v}
|
:: to decentralize (reduce the power of a governing body)
|
| descentramiento {m}
|
:: off-centring
|
| descentrar {v}
|
:: to put or make off-centre
|
| descerebrado {adj} [derogatory]
|
:: mindless, brainless
|
| descerebrado {m} [derogatory]
|
:: brainless person
|
| descerebramiento {m}
|
:: thoughtlessness
|
| descerebrar {vt}
|
:: to debrain (to remove the brain)
|
| descerrajar {v}
|
:: to break in, break into, break through [a locked door]
|
| descerrajar {v}
|
:: to let off [a firearm]
|
| descertificar {v}
|
:: to disqualify; decertify
|
| deschavar {v} [Argentina]
|
:: to find out
|
| deschavetado {adj} [Mexico]
|
:: crazy
|
| deschongar {v} [of the hair]
|
:: to cause to be unkempt; to mess up
|
| deschongar {vr}
|
:: to let off steam; let one's hair down
|
| descifrable {adj}
|
:: decipherable, legible
|
| descifrador {m}
|
:: solver, decipherer (one who solves or deciphers something)
|
| descifradora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of descifrador
|
| desciframiento {m}
|
:: decipherment
|
| descifrar {v}
|
:: to decipher
|
| descifrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of descifrar
|
| descivilización {f}
|
:: decivilization
|
| descivilizador {adj}
|
:: decivilizing
|
| desclasada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desclasado
|
| desclasado {adj}
|
:: classless
|
| desclasado {m}
|
:: person without a fixed social class
|
| desclasar {vt}
|
:: to remove from a social class
|
| desclasar {vr}
|
:: to lose one's class status
|
| desclasificación {f}
|
:: declassification
|
| desclasificar {v}
|
:: to declassify
|
| desclavar {v}
|
:: to unnail, remove a nail
|
| descobijar {v}
|
:: to uncover; remove the cover(s) from
|
| descocado {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: shameless, brazen
|
| descocarse {vr} [colloquial]
|
:: to be cheeky
|
| descocer {v}
|
:: to unboil
|
| descodificación {f}
|
:: decoding
|
| descodificador {m}
|
:: decoder
|
| descodificar {v}
|
:: to decode
|
| descoger {v}
|
:: to unfold; to spread out [e.g. a map]
|
| descogollar {v} [botany]
|
:: to nip in the bud
|
| descohesionar {v}
|
:: to lose cohesion, to break up
|
| descojonar {vr} [slang, Spain]
|
:: to crack up
|
| descolgamiento {m}
|
:: falling, loss
|
| descolgar {vt}
|
:: to unhang, let down, lower, take down
|
| descolgar {vt}
|
:: to pick up [a telephone receiver]
|
| descolgar {vr} [sports]
|
:: to fall behind [in a race]
|
| descolgar {vr} [colloquial]
|
:: to show up, do or say something out of the blue
|
| descolgarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of descolgar
|
| descollante {adj}
|
:: outstanding, eminent
|
| descollar {vi}
|
:: to stand out, excel
|
| descolmatación {f}
|
:: desiltation
|
| descolocado {adj}
|
:: misplaced, not in its place
|
| descolocado {adj}
|
:: out of place
|
| descolocar {v}
|
:: to misplace, lose
|
| descolocar {v}
|
:: to mess up, put out of order
|
| descolonización {f}
|
:: decolonization
|
| descolonizador {adj}
|
:: decolonizing; that which decolonizes
|
| descolonizar {v}
|
:: to decolonize
|
| descolorido {adj}
|
:: discolored, faded, pale, stained
|
| descombrar {vt}
|
:: to clear of rubble
|
| descombro {m}
|
:: clearing away of rubble
|
| descomedimiento {m}
|
:: rudeness, discourtesy, disrespect
|
| descomedir {vr}
|
:: to be rude or disrespectful
|
| descomer {v} [euphemism]
|
:: to defecate
|
| descompasadamente {adv}
|
:: irregularly
|
| descompasado {adj}
|
:: irregular
|
| descompensación {f}
|
:: decompensation
|
| descompensación {f}
|
:: unbalance, zero-sum game
|
| descompensar {v}
|
:: to unbalance
|
| descompilación {f} [computing]
|
:: decompilation
|
| descompilar {v}
|
:: to decompile
|
| descomplicado {adj}
|
:: uncomplicated
|
| descomponedor {adj}
|
:: decomposing; detrivorous
|
| descomponedor {m}
|
:: decomposer
|
| descomponedor {m}
|
:: detrivore
|
| descomponedora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of descomponedor
|
| descomponer {vtr}
|
:: to decompose, rot
|
| descomponer {vtr}
|
:: to discompose, unsettle
|
| descomponerse {v}
|
:: to break down
|
| descomposición {f}
|
:: decomposition
|
| descompostura {f}
|
:: decomposition
|
| descompostura {f}
|
:: lack of respect
|
| descompresión {f}
|
:: decompression
|
| descompresionar {v}
|
:: to decompress
|
| descompresor {m}
|
:: decompressor
|
| descomprimir {v}
|
:: to decompress
|
| descompstura {f}
|
:: decomposition
|
| descompstura {f}
|
:: breakdown
|
| descompstura {f}
|
:: brazenness
|
| descompuesto {adj}
|
:: rude, impolite
|
| descompuesto {adj}
|
:: broken down, out of order
|
| descompuesto {adj}
|
:: rotten, decayed
|
| descompuesto {adj}
|
:: misbehaved (of someone who formerly was more behaved)
|
| descompuesto {adj}
|
:: showing one’s age, seen better days, worse for the wear (said of someone whose face or body has become less attractive with age)
|
| descomulgar {v}
|
:: to excommunicate
|
| descomunal {adj}
|
:: enormous, huge
|
| desconcentración {f} [politics]
|
:: decentralization
|
| desconcentración {f}
|
:: distraction
|
| desconcentrar {v}
|
:: to cause to lose concentration
|
| desconceptuar {v}
|
:: to discredit
|
| desconcertado {adj}
|
:: disconcerted, confused
|
| desconcertante {adj}
|
:: disconcerting, unnerving, discomfiting
|
| desconcertante {adj}
|
:: puzzling, baffling, bewildering, perplexing, mystifying
|
| desconcertar {vt}
|
:: to disconcert
|
| desconcertarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desconcertar
|
| desconchado {m}
|
:: a chip; a damaged area of a surface
|
| desconchar {v}
|
:: to chip; to damage the surface of something
|
| desconchón {m}
|
:: flaking; flaking off
|
| desconchón {m}
|
:: flake; chipping
|
| desconcierto {m}
|
:: bewilderment, disorder, chaos
|
| desconectado {adj}
|
:: disconnected
|
| desconectado {adj}
|
:: off-line
|
| desconectar {vt}
|
:: to disconnect, to unplug, to disengage, to detach
|
| desconectar {vt}
|
:: to switch off, to shut down, to turn off, to shut off
|
| desconectar {vi}
|
:: to unwind, to disconnect, to disengage, to relax [said of a person]
|
| desconectarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desconectar
|
| desconectividad {f}
|
:: disconnectivity
|
| desconexión {f}
|
:: disconnection
|
| desconfianza {f}
|
:: mistrust, distrust
|
| desconfiar {vi}
|
:: to distrust, to mistrust
|
| desconforme {adj}
|
:: alternative form of disconforme
|
| descongelación {f}
|
:: defrosting, unfreezing, thawing
|
| descongelamiento {m}
|
:: synonym of descongelación
|
| descongelar {v}
|
:: to thaw
|
| descongelar {v}
|
:: to defrost
|
| descongelar {v}
|
:: to unfreeze
|
| descongestión {f}
|
:: decongestion
|
| descongestionador {adj}
|
:: decongesting
|
| descongestionamiento {m}
|
:: decongestion
|
| descongestionar {v}
|
:: to decongest (to free from congestion)
|
| descongestivo {m}
|
:: decongestant
|
| desconocedor {adj}
|
:: unknowing
|
| desconocer {v}
|
:: to not be familiar with, to not know, to not recognize
|
| desconocer {v}
|
:: to ignore, to disregard
|
| desconocida {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desconocido
|
| desconocida {f}
|
:: Jane Doe
|
| desconocido {adj}
|
:: unknown, undisclosed, unbeknownst
|
| desconocido {adj}
|
:: unfamiliar
|
| desconocido {adj}
|
:: uncharted, undiscovered
|
| desconocido {m}
|
:: unknown
|
| desconocido {m}
|
:: John Doe
|
| desconocido {m}
|
:: stranger (unknown person)
|
| desconocimiento {m}
|
:: ignorance
|
| desconsagrar {vt}
|
:: desecrate (to remove the consecration)
|
| desconsideración {f}
|
:: lack of consideration, thoughtlessness
|
| desconsiderado {adj}
|
:: thoughtless, inconsiderate
|
| desconsiderar {vt}
|
:: to disregard, to fail to think of
|
| desconsoladamente {adv}
|
:: disconsolately
|
| desconsoladísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of desconsolado
|
| desconsolado {adj}
|
:: disconsolate (inconsolable)
|
| desconsolado {adj}
|
:: heartbroken
|
| desconsolado {adj}
|
:: grief-stricken, bereaved
|
| desconsolador {adj}
|
:: distressing
|
| desconsolar {vt}
|
:: to grieve, distress
|
| desconsolidación {f}
|
:: deconsolidation
|
| desconsolidar {v}
|
:: to weaken
|
| desconstrucción {f}
|
:: deconstruction
|
| desconsuelo {m}
|
:: grief
|
| desconsuelo {m}
|
:: queasiness, uneasiness
|
| descontaminación {f}
|
:: decontamination
|
| descontaminar {v}
|
:: to decontaminate
|
| descontar {v}
|
:: discount
|
| descontentadizo {adj}
|
:: hard to please
|
| descontentamiento {m}
|
:: dissatisfaction
|
| descontentamiento {m} [rare]
|
:: disagreement, disgust
|
| descontentar {vt}
|
:: to displease, dissatisfy
|
| descontento {adj}
|
:: unhappy, discontented
|
| descontento {m}
|
:: discontent, dissatisfaction
|
| descontextualización {f}
|
:: decontextualisation
|
| descontextualizado {adj}
|
:: out of context
|
| descontextualizar {v}
|
:: to decontextualize
|
| descontinuación {f}
|
:: discontinuation
|
| descontinuar {v}
|
:: alternative form of discontinuar
|
| descontracturante {adj}
|
:: relieving
|
| descontracturar {v}
|
:: to decontract
|
| descontratar {v}
|
:: to unhire, cancel a contract
|
| descontrol {m}
|
:: a lack of control or order; unruliness
|
| descontroladamente {adv}
|
:: wildly; out of control
|
| descontrolado {adj}
|
:: uncontrolled, unruly, wild
|
| descontrolar {vr}
|
:: to lose control, to lack control
|
| descontrolar {vr}
|
:: to spin out of control, to come apart at the seams
|
| descontrolarse {v}
|
:: to get out of control
|
| desconvenir {v}
|
:: to disagree with
|
| desconvocar {v}
|
:: to call off, cancel
|
| descoordinación {f}
|
:: lack of coordination
|
| descoordinar {v}
|
:: to discoordinate
|
| descorazonador {adj}
|
:: discouraging
|
| descorazonar {v}
|
:: to dishearten, discourage
|
| descorbatado {adj}
|
:: tieless
|
| descorchar {v}
|
:: to uncork
|
| descordar {v}
|
:: to unstring
|
| descornar {v}
|
:: to dehorn, remove the horn of
|
| descorreizar {v} [Ecuador]
|
:: to unshackle
|
| descorrelacionado {adj}
|
:: not correlated
|
| descorrer {vt}
|
:: to draw back [curtains]
|
| descorrer {vt}
|
:: to slide open [a bolt, latch, etc.]
|
| descorrer {vt} [of a person]
|
:: to run a space that has already been run
|
| descorrer {vi} [of a liquid]
|
:: to run, flow, drain
|
| descortés {adj}
|
:: impolite, discourteous
|
| descortesía {f}
|
:: discourtesy, insolence
|
| descortésmente {adv}
|
:: discourteously, rudely
|
| descortezador {adj}
|
:: debarking (which removes bark from a tree)
|
| descortezar {vt}
|
:: to hull, shell (to remove the outer covering of a fruit or seed)
|
| descortezar {vt}
|
:: to strip the bark off, debark
|
| descoser {v}
|
:: to come undone, to fall apart
|
| descoser {v}
|
:: to unstitch, to unravel
|
| descosido {adj}
|
:: disconnected, unraveled
|
| descostillar {v}
|
:: to hit in the ribs
|
| descostillar {vr}
|
:: to fall and damage one's ribs
|
| descoyuntamiento {m}
|
:: disjuncture, separation
|
| descoyuntar {v} [medicine]
|
:: to dislocate
|
| descredito {m}
|
:: discredit
|
| descrédito {m}
|
:: discredit (a degree of dishonour or disesteem)
|
| descreer {v}
|
:: to discredit
|
| descreimiento {m}
|
:: disbelief
|
| descremado {adj}
|
:: skimmed, skim
|
| describir {v}
|
:: to describe
|
| describirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of describir
|
| descriminalización {f}
|
:: decriminalisation
|
| descriminalizar {v}
|
:: to decriminalize
|
| descripción {f}
|
:: description
|
| descriptible {adj}
|
:: describable
|
| descriptivamente {adv}
|
:: descriptively
|
| descriptivo {adj}
|
:: descriptive
|
| descriptor {m}
|
:: descriptor
|
| descristianización {f}
|
:: dechristianization
|
| descriteriado {adj} [Bolivia, Chile, Peru, pejorative]
|
:: mindless; ditty; chowderheaded
|
| descruzar {v}
|
:: to uncross
|
| descuadernamiento {m}
|
:: disruption
|
| descuadrar {vt} [finance]
|
:: to unbalance (an account, etc)
|
| descuajar {v}
|
:: to melt away, dissolve
|
| descuajar {v}
|
:: to uproot
|
| descuajar {v}
|
:: to dishearten
|
| descualificar {v}
|
:: to deskill
|
| descuartizador {adj}
|
:: shredding, chopping up
|
| descuartizador {m}
|
:: slaughterer
|
| descuartizador {m}
|
:: shredder, ripper (someone who cuts others into pieces)
|
| descuartizamiento {m}
|
:: cutting up
|
| descuartizar {v}
|
:: dismember (to cut into pieces)
|
| descuartizar {v}
|
:: cut up, carve up (to cut into smaller pieces, parts, or sections)
|
| descubierta {f} [military]
|
:: reconnoitring, patrolling, exploration
|
| descubierto {adj}
|
:: discovered
|
| descubridor {adj}
|
:: discovering
|
| descubridor {m}
|
:: discoverer
|
| descubrimiento {m} [countable]
|
:: discovery (something discovered)
|
| descubrimiento {m} [uncountable]
|
:: discovery (the discovering of new things)
|
| descubrimiento {m}
|
:: unveiling
|
| descubrir {v}
|
:: to discover
|
| descubrir {v}
|
:: to reveal
|
| descubrir {v}
|
:: to invent
|
| descubrir el agua tibia {v} [idiom]
|
:: To reinvent the wheel
|
| descubrirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of descubrir
|
| descuento {m}
|
:: discount
|
| descuerado {adj}
|
:: bald, hairless
|
| descuida {interj}
|
:: don't worry
|
| descuidadamente {adv}
|
:: carelessly
|
| descuidado {adj}
|
:: neglected
|
| descuidado {adj}
|
:: careless, sloppy, slipshod
|
| descuidado {adj}
|
:: remiss, neglectful, lax
|
| descuidado {adj}
|
:: unkempt, slovenly, frowzy, messy, untidy
|
| descuidar {v}
|
:: to relieve from care
|
| descuidar {v}
|
:: to neglect
|
| descuidar {v}
|
:: to not think
|
| descuidar {vr}
|
:: to get sloppy, to get or grow careless
|
| descuidista {mf}
|
:: pickpocket
|
| descuido {m}
|
:: oversight, mistake, slip-up
|
| descuido {m}
|
:: sloppiness, negligence, carelessness, heedlessness
|
| descuido {m}
|
:: incaution, inattention
|
| desde {prep}
|
:: since
|
| desde {prep}
|
:: from (a location)
|
| desde {prep}
|
:: starting at (a quantity, such as a price)
|
| desde cero {adv} [idiom]
|
:: from scratch
|
| desdecir {v}
|
:: to deny
|
| desdecir {vr}
|
:: to go back on one's words
|
| desdel {contraction} [obsolete, before a singular masculine noun]
|
:: from the
|
| desdel {contraction} [obsolete, before a singular masculine noun]
|
:: since, since the
|
| desde luego {adv}
|
:: of course
|
| Desdémona {prop} [astronomy]
|
:: Desdemona (moon of Uranus)
|
| desdén {m}
|
:: disdain, scorn
|
| desdeñable {adj}
|
:: contemptible
|
| desdeñar {v}
|
:: to disdain (scorn, despise)
|
| desdeño {m}
|
:: disdain
|
| desdeñosamente {adv}
|
:: disdainfully
|
| desdeñoso {adj}
|
:: disdainful
|
| desdentado {adj}
|
:: toothless (having no teeth)
|
| desde que el mundo es mundo {adv} [idiom]
|
:: since time immemorial; since the beginning of time
|
| desde que uno tiene uso de razón {adv} [idiom]
|
:: as long as one can remember
|
| desdibujar {v}
|
:: to blur
|
| desdicha {f}
|
:: bad luck
|
| desdicha {f}
|
:: gloom
|
| desdichadamente {adv}
|
:: unhappily
|
| desdichadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of desdichado
|
| desdichado {adj}
|
:: unhappy, unfortunate
|
| desdoblamiento {m}
|
:: splitting
|
| desdoblar {vt}
|
:: to unfold
|
| desdolarizar {v}
|
:: to de-dollarize
|
| desdorar {v}
|
:: to ungild
|
| desdorar {v}
|
:: to tarnish
|
| desdoroso {adj} [literary]
|
:: tarnishing; scathing
|
| desdramatizador {adj}
|
:: downplaying
|
| desdramatizar {v}
|
:: to downplay (to portray as unimportant)
|
| dese {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of that, from that (followed by a masculine noun in plural)
|
| dese {m} [Mexico]
|
:: whatchamacallit, thingamabob
|
| deseabilidad {f}
|
:: desirability
|
| deseable {adj}
|
:: desirable
|
| deseablemente {adv}
|
:: desirably
|
| deseado {adj}
|
:: wanted, wished, desired
|
| deseante {adj}
|
:: desiring
|
| desear {v}
|
:: to wish
|
| desear {v}
|
:: to desire, to want, to hope for, to long for
|
| desear {v}
|
:: to look forward to
|
| desecación {f}
|
:: drainage; draining
|
| desecación {f}
|
:: desiccation
|
| desecamiento {m}
|
:: drying
|
| desecante {m}
|
:: desiccant
|
| desecar {vt}
|
:: to dry, to desiccate
|
| desecar {vt}
|
:: to drain
|
| desecativo {adj}
|
:: desiccative
|
| desechable {adj}
|
:: disposable
|
| desechable {adj}
|
:: throwaway
|
| desechamiento {m}
|
:: dismissal
|
| desechar {v}
|
:: to discard, cast off, cast away
|
| desechar {v}
|
:: to dismiss
|
| desecho {m}
|
:: debris
|
| desecho {m}
|
:: residue
|
| desecho {m}
|
:: waste
|
| deseconomía {f}
|
:: diseconomy
|
| deseducación {f}
|
:: uneducation
|
| desegregación {f}
|
:: desegregation
|
| de segunda mano {adj}
|
:: second-hand, secondhand, thrift, used
|
| de seguro {adv} [idiom]
|
:: certainly; of course
|
| desembalar {v}
|
:: to unpack
|
| desembalar {v}
|
:: to open, to unwrap
|
| desembalsar {v}
|
:: to release water from a reservoir
|
| desembalse {m}
|
:: undamming
|
| desembarazadamente {adv}
|
:: in an easygoing manner
|
| desembarazado {adj}
|
:: free
|
| desembarazado {adj}
|
:: easygoing
|
| desembarazar {v}
|
:: to clear, rid, get rid of
|
| desembarcadero {m}
|
:: landing stage
|
| desembarcar {v}
|
:: to disembark
|
| desembarco {m}
|
:: disembarkation, landing
|
| desembarco {m}
|
:: unloading
|
| desembarco {m}
|
:: docking; arrival; onset
|
| desembargar {vt}
|
:: to lift an embargo on
|
| desembargo {m}
|
:: the lifting of an embargo
|
| desembarque {m}
|
:: disembarkation
|
| desembarrancar {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to refloat (after being aground)
|
| desembarrancar {vt}
|
:: to unstrand
|
| desembocadura {f}
|
:: mouth (of a river)
|
| desembocar {v}
|
:: to culminate
|
| desembocar {v}
|
:: to flow
|
| desembolsar {v}
|
:: to disburse
|
| desembolsillar {v}
|
:: to lay out, to disburse (to spend an amount of money)
|
| desembolso {m}
|
:: expenditure, outlay
|
| desemborrachar {vp}
|
:: to sober up; to become sober
|
| desembozadamente {adv}
|
:: clearly
|
| desembozar {v}
|
:: to unmask
|
| desembozar {v}
|
:: to clear (an obstacle)
|
| desembragar {v}
|
:: to disengage
|
| desembrollar {vt}
|
:: to straighten out, to sort out
|
| desembrujar {v}
|
:: to disenchant, to exorcise out
|
| desembuchar {v}
|
:: to gorge
|
| desembuchar {v}
|
:: to confess; spit out
|
| desemejante {adj}
|
:: dissimilar, uneven, different
|
| desemejanza {f}
|
:: dissimilarity
|
| desempacar {v}
|
:: to unpack
|
| desempalmar {v}
|
:: to disjoin, disconnect (undo the splice of the electrical and mechanical connection between two pieces of wire or cable)
|
| desempalmar {vr} [vulgar, Spain]
|
:: to remove a hard-on, boner
|
| desempañador {m}
|
:: demister
|
| desempañar {v}
|
:: to demist, defog
|
| desempaquetar {vt}
|
:: to unpack
|
| desemparejado {adj}
|
:: odd, unpaired
|
| desempatar {v}
|
:: To break a tie, to act as a tiebreaker, to break the deadlock
|
| desempate {m}
|
:: tiebreak; tiebreaker
|
| desempedrar {v}
|
:: to remove stones from
|
| desempedrar {v}
|
:: to zoom; rush
|
| desempeñar {vt}
|
:: to redeem [out of pawn]
|
| desempeñar {v}
|
:: to hold (a position)
|
| desempeñar {v}
|
:: to play (a role); to serve in or as
|
| desempeño {m}
|
:: performance
|
| desempleada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desempleado
|
| desempleado {adj}
|
:: unemployed
|
| desempleado {m}
|
:: unemployed (person)
|
| desempleo {m}
|
:: unemployment
|
| desempolvar {vt}
|
:: to dust off
|
| desempotrador {m} [climbing]
|
:: stopper
|
| desenamorar {v}
|
:: to cause to fall out of love, to disenamour
|
| desenamorar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to fall out of love
|
| desencabestrar {v}
|
:: to take off a halter
|
| desencadenamiento {m}
|
:: triggering, unleashing
|
| desencadenante {adj}
|
:: triggering, causing
|
| desencadenante {m}
|
:: trigger, cause
|
| desencadenar {v}
|
:: to unleash, to release
|
| desencadenar {v}
|
:: to trigger
|
| desencadenar {vr} [of a storm]
|
:: to burst; to erupt
|
| desencajar {v}
|
:: to dislocate
|
| desencallar {v} [nautical]
|
:: to refloat
|
| desencaminado {adj}
|
:: misguided
|
| desencaminar {v}
|
:: To mislead
|
| desencantador {m}
|
:: disappointer
|
| desencantamiento {m}
|
:: disenchantment
|
| desencantar {vt}
|
:: to disenchant
|
| desencanto {m}
|
:: demystification
|
| desencasillar {v}
|
:: to mainstream; to remove from a pigeonhole
|
| desencerrar {v} [bullfighting]
|
:: to return (a bull) to the fold
|
| desencerrar {v}
|
:: open; reopen
|
| desenchufar {vt}
|
:: to unplug, disconnect
|
| desencierro {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: After a bull run, the returning of the bulls to the fold
|
| desenclavar {v}
|
:: to unnail, to remove a nail
|
| desenclavarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desenclavar
|
| desencontrarse {v}
|
:: to become separated from
|
| desencorsetar {v}
|
:: to strip down
|
| desencorvar {v}
|
:: to unbend; straighten; straighten up
|
| desencriptación {f}
|
:: unencryption
|
| desencriptar {v}
|
:: to decrypt
|
| desencuentro {m}
|
:: failure to meet
|
| desencuentro {m}
|
:: failed meeting
|
| desencuentro {m}
|
:: discord, dissension
|
| desencuentro {m}
|
:: misencounter
|
| desendeudamiento {m}
|
:: coming out of debt
|
| desendeudar {v}
|
:: to recover from debt; to get out of debt
|
| desendeudar {vr}
|
:: to recover from debt; to get out of debt
|
| desenfadadamente {adv}
|
:: in a carefree manner
|
| desenfadado {adj}
|
:: carefree, stressless, light-hearted, jaunty
|
| desenfadado {adj}
|
:: casual
|
| desenfadar {v}
|
:: to stop being annoyed, to chill, to chill out, to calm down
|
| desenfado {m}
|
:: self-assurance, confidence
|
| desenfado {m}
|
:: ease (a state or quality lacking anger)
|
| desenfardelar {v}
|
:: To unpack
|
| desenfocado {adj}
|
:: unfocused
|
| desenfocar {v} [photography]
|
:: to unfocus
|
| desenfocar {v}
|
:: to twist, to distort (to change the truth or meaning of words)
|
| desenfoque {m}
|
:: blurriness (state of being out of focus)
|
| desenfrenadamente {adv}
|
:: wildly, uncontrollably, rampantly
|
| desenfrenado {adj}
|
:: unbridled, wild, rampant
|
| desenfrenar {v}
|
:: to unbridle
|
| desenfrenar {vr}
|
:: to lose control; to break free
|
| desenfreno {m}
|
:: lack of control, abandon, wildness
|
| desenfundar {vt}
|
:: to take out, to unsheath
|
| desengañado {adj}
|
:: disillusioned
|
| desengañar {vt}
|
:: to disabuse
|
| desenganchar {vt}
|
:: to unhitch
|
| desengaño {m}
|
:: realization of the truth, especially after a period of deceit
|
| desengaño {m}
|
:: disappointment
|
| desengrasante {m}
|
:: degreaser (product that removes grease)
|
| desengrasar {v}
|
:: to degrease
|
| desenlace {m}
|
:: outcome
|
| desenlace {m} [theater]
|
:: dénouement
|
| desenlazar {v}
|
:: to untie; undo; unrope
|
| desenlazar {v}
|
:: to clear up; smoothen up
|
| desenlazar {v}
|
:: to turn out; work out (end)
|
| desenmarañar {vt}
|
:: to unravel
|
| desenmascaramiento {m}
|
:: unmasking
|
| desenmascarar {v}
|
:: unmask
|
| desenojar {vt}
|
:: to abandon or quell one's anger
|
| desenojo {m}
|
:: The abandonment or quelling of anger
|
| desenredar {v}
|
:: to untangle
|
| desenrollar {v}
|
:: to unroll
|
| desenroscar {v}
|
:: to unscrew
|
| desenroscar {v}
|
:: to uncoil
|
| desenroscarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desenroscar
|
| desensamblaje {m}
|
:: disassembly
|
| desensamblar {vt}
|
:: to disassemble
|
| desensibilización {f}
|
:: desensitisation
|
| desensibilizar {v}
|
:: to desensitize
|
| desensillar {v}
|
:: to unsaddle
|
| desentenderse {v}
|
:: to not want to have anything to do with, wash one's hands of
|
| desentendimiento {m}
|
:: refusal to have anything to do with
|
| desenterramiento {m}
|
:: disinterment
|
| desenterrar {vt}
|
:: to exhume, to disinter
|
| desenterrar {vt}
|
:: to dig up (something)
|
| desentonar {v}
|
:: to clash, look out of place
|
| desentrañar {v}
|
:: to unravel, untangle, disentangle
|
| desentrañar {v}
|
:: to fathom
|
| desentrañar {v}
|
:: to disembowel
|
| desentrenado {adj}
|
:: out of practice
|
| desentubar {v}
|
:: To remove a tube (from)
|
| desentumecer {vt}
|
:: to loosen up
|
| desenvainar {v}
|
:: to unsheathe
|
| desenvoltura {f}
|
:: fluency, ease
|
| desenvolver {v}
|
:: to unwrap
|
| desenvolver {vr}
|
:: to develop
|
| desenvolver {vr}
|
:: to manage the situation
|
| desenvolvimiento {m}
|
:: development
|
| desenvuelto {adj}
|
:: fluent, skilled
|
| deseo {m}
|
:: desire
|
| deseo {m}
|
:: wish
|
| deseoso {adj}
|
:: eager, desirous
|
| desequilibrante {adj}
|
:: unbalanced
|
| desequilibrar {v}
|
:: to unbalance
|
| desequilibrarse {vr}
|
:: to become unbalanced
|
| desequilibrio {m}
|
:: imbalance
|
| desequilibrio {m}
|
:: disequilibrium
|
| deserción {f}
|
:: desertion
|
| desertar {v}
|
:: to desert
|
| desértico {adj}
|
:: desert; of or pertaining to the desert
|
| desertícola {adj}
|
:: desert (attributive)
|
| desertificación {f}
|
:: desertification
|
| desertificar {v}
|
:: to desertify
|
| desertización {f}
|
:: desertification
|
| desertizar {v}
|
:: to desertify
|
| desertor {m}
|
:: deserter
|
| desertora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desertor
|
| desescalada {f}
|
:: de-escalation
|
| desescalamiento {m}
|
:: de-escalation
|
| desescalar {v}
|
:: to de-escalate
|
| desescolarización {f}
|
:: unschooling
|
| desescolarizar {v}
|
:: To unschool
|
| desescombrar {v}
|
:: to clear of rubbish or debris
|
| desesperación {f}
|
:: desperation
|
| desesperadamente {adv}
|
:: hopelessly
|
| desesperadamente {adv}
|
:: desperately
|
| desesperado {adj}
|
:: desperate
|
| desesperado {adj}
|
:: hopeless
|
| desesperante {adj}
|
:: infuriating
|
| desesperantemente {adv}
|
:: frustratingly
|
| desesperanza {f}
|
:: hopelessness
|
| desesperanzado {adj}
|
:: hopeless, without hope
|
| desesperanzador {adj}
|
:: hopeless, disheartening, discouraging
|
| desesperanzar {v}
|
:: to drive to despair
|
| desesperanzar {vr}
|
:: to despair
|
| desesperar {vt}
|
:: to despair, exasperate
|
| desesperar {vr}
|
:: to despair (be driven to despair)
|
| desesperarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desesperar
|
| desestabilidad {f}
|
:: instability
|
| desestabilización {f}
|
:: destabilization
|
| desestabilizador {adj}
|
:: destabilizing
|
| desestabilizante {adj}
|
:: destabilising
|
| desestabilizar {vt}
|
:: to destabilize
|
| desestacionalización {f}
|
:: seasonal adjustment
|
| desestacionalizado {adj}
|
:: seasonally adjusted
|
| desestacionalizar {v}
|
:: to seasonally adjust
|
| desestalinización {f}
|
:: destalinization
|
| desestigmatización {f}
|
:: destigmatization
|
| desestimable {adj}
|
:: negligible
|
| desestimación {f}
|
:: rejection
|
| desestimación {f}
|
:: underestimation
|
| desestimar {v}
|
:: to reject
|
| desestimular {v}
|
:: to discourage
|
| desestímulo {m}
|
:: disincentive; discouragement
|
| desestresante {adj}
|
:: stress-relieving
|
| desestresante {m}
|
:: stress relief
|
| desestresar {v}
|
:: to chill out; to destress
|
| desestresar {vr}
|
:: to destress; chill out
|
| desestructuración {f}
|
:: destructuration
|
| desestructurar {v}
|
:: to destructure, to strip down, to dismantle
|
| desexcitación {f}
|
:: deexcitation
|
| desextinción {f}
|
:: de-extinction
|
| desfachatado {adj}
|
:: cheeky
|
| desfachatez {f}
|
:: cheek, cheekiness
|
| desfalcador {m}
|
:: embezzler
|
| desfalcar {v}
|
:: to embezzle
|
| desfalco {m}
|
:: embezzlement
|
| desfallecer {vi}
|
:: to become weak, wear out
|
| desfalleciente {adj}
|
:: dispirited, downtrodden
|
| desfallecimiento {m}
|
:: weariness, lassitude
|
| desfallecimiento {m} [archaic]
|
:: death, demise
|
| desfasado {adj}
|
:: old-fashioned, outdated
|
| desfasaje {m}
|
:: gap; breach
|
| desfasar {v}
|
:: to dephase, change the phase
|
| desfasar {v}
|
:: to change the timing of
|
| desfasar {vp} [Spain]
|
:: to freak out, drop out, become a misfit (behave contrary to rules and conventions)
|
| desfascistizar {v}
|
:: to remove fascists from, or to make less fascist
|
| desfase {f}
|
:: mismatch, difference, gap
|
| desfase {f}
|
:: phase difference, phase mismatch
|
| desfase {f}
|
:: dephasing
|
| desfase {f}
|
:: time difference, time mismatch
|
| desfase {f}
|
:: jetlag
|
| desfase {f}
|
:: freak out, drop out
|
| desfase horario {m}
|
:: jet lag
|
| desfavorabilidad {f}
|
:: unfavourableness
|
| desfavorable {adj}
|
:: adverse; unfavorable
|
| desfavorablemente {adv}
|
:: unfavorably
|
| desfavorecedor {adj}
|
:: unfavorable
|
| desfavorecer {v}
|
:: to work against, disfavor
|
| desfavorecido {adj}
|
:: disadvantaged
|
| desfederación {f}
|
:: defederalization
|
| desfederalización {f}
|
:: defederalization
|
| desfibradora {f}
|
:: shredder
|
| desfibrilación {f}
|
:: defibrillation
|
| desfibrilador {m} [medicine]
|
:: defibrillator
|
| desfiguración {f}
|
:: disfigurement
|
| desfigurar {vt}
|
:: to disfigure, to deface
|
| desfigurar {vt}
|
:: to distort (e.g. the truth, facts)
|
| desfiladero {m}
|
:: gorge, defile (narrow pass)
|
| desfilar {vi}
|
:: to parade
|
| desfile {m}
|
:: parade
|
| desfinanciamiento {m}
|
:: defunding
|
| desfinanciar {v}
|
:: to halt funding
|
| desflecar {v}
|
:: to remove tassels
|
| desflorar {vt}
|
:: to deflower
|
| desflurano {m} [medicine]
|
:: desflurane
|
| desfogar {v}
|
:: to deflower
|
| desfogar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to let off steam
|
| desfondamiento {m}
|
:: breakage
|
| desfondar {vt}
|
:: To break [by causing the bottom of something to come out]
|
| desforestación {f}
|
:: deforestation
|
| desforestado {adj}
|
:: deforested
|
| desforzar {v}
|
:: to revenge
|
| desforzar {v}
|
:: to enjoy taking revenge
|
| desfosforilación {f}
|
:: dephosphorylation
|
| desfragmentación {f} [computing]
|
:: defragmentation
|
| desfragmentador {m} [computing]
|
:: defragmenter
|
| desfragmentar {vt}
|
:: to defragment
|
| desfrezar {v}
|
:: obsolete form of disfrazar
|
| desgaire {m}
|
:: carelessness, slovenliness
|
| desgaire {m}
|
:: a dismissive gesture
|
| desgajamiento {m}
|
:: splitting off, breaking off
|
| desgajar {v}
|
:: to tear off
|
| desgana {f}
|
:: reluctance, reticence
|
| desganado {adj}
|
:: gumptionless, sluggish
|
| desganado {adj}
|
:: sad
|
| desganado {adj}
|
:: hungerless
|
| desganar {v}
|
:: To go off (stop liking)
|
| desganar {v}
|
:: to lose one's appetite
|
| desgañitarse {v}
|
:: to scream one's lungs out; to scream one's head off; to shout at the top of one's voice
|
| desgano {m}
|
:: apathy
|
| desgarbado {adj}
|
:: ungainly, awkward, inelegant, lacking poise
|
| desgarbo {m}
|
:: clumsiness; awkwardness; gangliness
|
| desgarrador {adj}
|
:: heartbreaking, overwhelming, heartrending
|
| desgarrador {adj}
|
:: harrowing
|
| desgarradoramente {adv}
|
:: overwhelmingly
|
| desgarramiento {m}
|
:: upheaval
|
| desgarramiento {m}
|
:: ripping, tearing
|
| desgarrante {adj}
|
:: heartbreaking
|
| desgarrar {vtr}
|
:: to tear, rip (to rend (a solid material) by holding or restraining in two places and pulling apart)
|
| desgarrar {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to break (someone's heart)
|
| desgarrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desgarrar
|
| desgarro {m}
|
:: rip; tear (in paper, card, etc.)
|
| desgarro {m}
|
:: sprain (of muscle)
|
| desgarro {m}
|
:: boasting; bragging
|
| desgarrón {m}
|
:: huge rip
|
| desgasificación {f}
|
:: degassing; degasification
|
| desgastante {adj}
|
:: tiring, wearing
|
| desgastar {vt}
|
:: to use up or wear out
|
| desgastar {vt}
|
:: to wear down, to erode, to wear away
|
| desgastar {vr}
|
:: to wear out, to get worn out
|
| desgaste {m}
|
:: wear, wear and tear
|
| desgaste {m}
|
:: attrition, erosion, abrasion, weathering [literally or figuratively]
|
| desgaste {m}
|
:: burnout, exhaustion
|
| desglaciación {f}
|
:: deglaciation
|
| desglasar {v} [cooking]
|
:: to deglaze
|
| desglosar {v}
|
:: to itemize
|
| desglose {m}
|
:: breakdown (listing or categorization in great detail)
|
| desgobernar {vt}
|
:: to misgovern
|
| desgobierno {m}
|
:: misgovernment
|
| desgonzar {v}
|
:: to unhinge
|
| desgonzar {vr} [Colombia, Venezuela]
|
:: to faint
|
| desgrabar {v} [Argentina]
|
:: to transcribe
|
| desgracia {f}
|
:: accident, disaster
|
| desgracia {f}
|
:: misfortune
|
| desgracia {f}
|
:: disgrace
|
| desgracia {f}
|
:: bad luck
|
| desgraciada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desgraciado
|
| desgraciadamente {adv}
|
:: unfortunately; unluckily
|
| desgraciadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of desgraciado
|
| desgraciado {adj}
|
:: unfortunate
|
| desgraciado {m}
|
:: wretch
|
| desgraciado {m}
|
:: creep, unfortunate person
|
| desgraciado {m}
|
:: jerk, idiot, moron
|
| desgraciar {v}
|
:: to ruin
|
| desgraciar {v}
|
:: to punish
|
| desgranar {vt}
|
:: to shuck, shell
|
| desgranar {vr}
|
:: to come loose, fall off
|
| desgravación {f}
|
:: (tax) relief
|
| desgravar {v} [finance]
|
:: to deduct, write off
|
| desgravar {v}
|
:: to claim back tax
|
| desgreñado {adj}
|
:: shaggy
|
| desgreñado {adj}
|
:: seedy, untidy, unkempt
|
| desguace {m}
|
:: scrapyard, junkyard
|
| desguace {m}
|
:: scrapping
|
| desguanguañar {v} [Nicaragua]
|
:: to disembowel (rip the innards out of)
|
| desguarnecer {v}
|
:: to strip, empty
|
| desguarnecer {v}
|
:: to unharness (a horse)
|
| desguarnecer {v}
|
:: to strip down
|
| desguarnecer {v}
|
:: to dismantle
|
| desguazadera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desguazadero
|
| desguazadero {m}
|
:: breaker; demolisher (of ships, cars etc.)
|
| desguazado {m}
|
:: boat breaking
|
| desguazador {m}
|
:: breaker, stripper
|
| desguazar {v}
|
:: to destroy, cut into pieces
|
| desguazar {v}
|
:: to scrap (dispose at the scrapyard)
|
| desgubernamentalizar {vt}
|
:: to remove from government control; to deregulate
|
| desguinzar {v}
|
:: to cut cloth or rags
|
| deshabilitar {v}
|
:: to disable (to render unable; to take away the ability)
|
| deshabilitar {v}
|
:: to disable (to deactivate a function of an electronic or mechanical device)
|
| deshabitado {adj}
|
:: uninhabited
|
| deshabitar {v}
|
:: to move away from; move out of
|
| deshabitar {v}
|
:: to depopulate
|
| deshabituación {f}
|
:: kicking of a habit
|
| deshabituar {v}
|
:: To get (someone) off (an addiction)
|
| deshacer {vt}
|
:: to undo, to unmake
|
| deshacer {vt}
|
:: to unpack
|
| deshacer {vt}
|
:: to break, to break up (e.g. a treaty, a business, a band, a united effort)
|
| deshacer {vt}
|
:: to take back (something done or said)
|
| deshacer {vt}
|
:: to reverse (a spell or curse)
|
| deshacer {vr}
|
:: to come undone, to unravel
|
| deshacer {vr}
|
:: to get rid of, to ditch, to dispose of, to dump (deshacerse de alguien o algo)
|
| deshacer {vr}
|
:: to melt (deshacerse el hielo)
|
| deshacer {vr}
|
:: to weed out (unwanted people)
|
| deshalogenación {f} [chemistry]
|
:: dehalogenation
|
| desharrapado {adj}
|
:: ragged, raggedy
|
| deshebrar {v}
|
:: to unravel
|
| deshebrar {v}
|
:: to shred, to tear to pieces
|
| deshecho {adj}
|
:: undone
|
| deshecho {adj}
|
:: destroyed, broken (into pieces, not out of order)
|
| deshecho {adj}
|
:: reverted (a command, magic, witchcraft, effect, etc.)
|
| deshecho {adj}
|
:: melted (ice, gelatine, wax, etc.)
|
| deshecho {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: very tired or exhausted, strengthless
|
| deshecho {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: demoralized, disheartened
|
| deshelar {vt}
|
:: to melt
|
| desheredar {v}
|
:: to disinherit
|
| deshidratación {f}
|
:: dehydration
|
| deshidratado {adj}
|
:: dehydrated
|
| deshidratar {v}
|
:: to dehydrate
|
| deshidrogenación {f} [chemistry]
|
:: dehydrogenation
|
| deshidrogenasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: dehydrogenase
|
| deshidrogenizar {v}
|
:: to dehydrogenate
|
| deshidroxilación {f} [chemistry]
|
:: dehydroxylation
|
| deshielo {m}
|
:: thaw
|
| deshielo {m}
|
:: defrosting
|
| deshilachar {v}
|
:: to fray
|
| deshilar {v}
|
:: to unravel
|
| deshilar {v}
|
:: to pull
|
| deshilvanar {vt}
|
:: to untack
|
| deshilvanar {vt}
|
:: to remove basting threads from
|
| deshilvanar {vt} [by extension]
|
:: to unravel (to clear from complication or difficulty)
|
| deshinchar {v}
|
:: to let down [a tire, balloon, etc.]
|
| deshinchar {v}
|
:: to deflate
|
| deshinchar {v}
|
:: to let out [rage, stress, etc.]
|
| deshojar {v}
|
:: to defoliate; to remove the leaves from a plant or petals from a flower
|
| deshojar {v}
|
:: to peel or husk
|
| deshojar {v}
|
:: to tear pages from a book
|
| deshollinador {m}
|
:: chimney sweep
|
| deshollinadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of deshollinador
|
| deshonestamente {adv}
|
:: dishonestly
|
| deshonestidad {f}
|
:: dishonesty
|
| deshonesto {adj}
|
:: dishonest
|
| deshonor {m}
|
:: dishonor
|
| deshonorar {v}
|
:: to dishonor; dishonour
|
| deshonra {f} [obsolete, legal]
|
:: attainder
|
| deshonra {f}
|
:: dishonor
|
| deshonrar {v}
|
:: to dishonor
|
| deshonrosamente {adv}
|
:: dishonourably
|
| deshonroso {adj}
|
:: shameful
|
| deshora {f}
|
:: a inconvenient, inopportune, or embarrassing moment of time
|
| deshuesadero {m}
|
:: junkyard
|
| deshuesar {v}
|
:: to debone, to bone
|
| deshuesar {v}
|
:: to remove the pit from
|
| deshumanidad {f}
|
:: inhumanity
|
| deshumanización {f}
|
:: dehumanization/dehumanisation
|
| deshumanizador {adj}
|
:: dehumanising
|
| deshumanizante {adj}
|
:: dehumanizing
|
| deshumanizar {v}
|
:: to dehumanize
|
| deshumidificación {f}
|
:: dehumidification
|
| deshumidificador {m}
|
:: dehumidifier
|
| deshumidificar {v}
|
:: to dehumidify
|
| desidentificación {f}
|
:: disidentification
|
| desidentificar {v}
|
:: to disidentify
|
| desideologizar {v}
|
:: to de-ideologize
|
| desiderativo {adj}
|
:: desiderative; wishful
|
| desiderátum {m}
|
:: desideratum
|
| desidia {f}
|
:: negligence, inertia
|
| desidia {f}
|
:: procrastination
|
| desidioso {adj}
|
:: sloppy; slovenly
|
| desierto {adj}
|
:: desert
|
| desierto {adj}
|
:: empty (of people)
|
| desierto {adj}
|
:: uninhabited
|
| desierto {m}
|
:: desert
|
| designación {f}
|
:: designation
|
| designador {m}
|
:: designator
|
| designar {v}
|
:: to designate
|
| designio {m}
|
:: intention, purpose, plan
|
| desigual {adj}
|
:: uneven (irregular, poco igualado)
|
| desigual {adj}
|
:: unequal (descompensado)
|
| desigual {adj}
|
:: changeable (variable, cambiante)
|
| desigualdad {f}
|
:: inequality
|
| desigualitario {adj}
|
:: nonegalitarian
|
| desigualmente {adv}
|
:: unequally
|
| desilusión {f}
|
:: disappointment
|
| desilusión {f}
|
:: disillusion
|
| desilusionado {adj}
|
:: disappointed
|
| desilusionado {adj}
|
:: disillusioned
|
| desilusionante {adj}
|
:: disappointing
|
| desilusionar {v}
|
:: to disillusion
|
| desilusionar {v}
|
:: to disappoint
|
| desimpresionar {v}
|
:: to fail to impress
|
| desimputación {f}
|
:: an un-accusation
|
| desimputar {v}
|
:: to un-accuse
|
| desincentivar {v}
|
:: to deter, act as a disincentive
|
| desincentivo {m}
|
:: deterrent
|
| desincorporación {f}
|
:: unincorporation
|
| desincorporar {v}
|
:: to disincorporate
|
| desincronización {f}
|
:: desynchronisation
|
| desincronizar {v}
|
:: to unsynchronize
|
| desincrustación {f}
|
:: descaling (removal of scale from a surface)
|
| desincrustante {adj}
|
:: descaler (that which descales)
|
| desincrustante {m}
|
:: descaling agent, descaler (substance used to remove scale)
|
| desincrustar {v}
|
:: to descale (remove scale from a surface)
|
| desindividuación {f}
|
:: deindividuation
|
| desindustrialización {f}
|
:: deindustrialization/deindustrialisation
|
| desindustrializar {v}
|
:: to deindustrialize
|
| desinencia {f} [grammar]
|
:: ending or termination that is attached to a word stem
|
| desinfección {f}
|
:: disinfection
|
| desinfectado {adj}
|
:: disinfected, sanitized
|
| desinfectante {adj}
|
:: disinfectant
|
| desinfectante {m}
|
:: disinfectant
|
| desinfectar {vt}
|
:: to disinfect
|
| desinflación {f}
|
:: disinflation
|
| desinflamar {v}
|
:: to reduce inflammation
|
| desinflar {v}
|
:: to deflate
|
| desinformación {f}
|
:: disinformation, misinformation
|
| desinformado {adj}
|
:: uninformed
|
| desinformar {vt}
|
:: to misinform
|
| desinhibición {f}
|
:: disinhibition
|
| desinhibido {adj}
|
:: abandoned; without restraint
|
| desinhibidor {adj}
|
:: disinhibiting
|
| desinhibir {v}
|
:: to liberate, to free from inhibition
|
| desinsectación {f}
|
:: removal of insects; debugging
|
| desinsectar {v}
|
:: to remove or clear insects [from an area]
|
| desinstalación {f}
|
:: uninstallation
|
| desinstalador {m} [computing]
|
:: uninstaller (a program that uninstalls software)
|
| desinstalar {vt} [computing]
|
:: to uninstall (completely remove hardware or software)
|
| desinstitucionalización {f}
|
:: deinstitutionalization
|
| desintegración {f}
|
:: disintegration
|
| desintegrador {adj}
|
:: disintegrating
|
| desintegrador {m}
|
:: disintegrator
|
| desintegrar {v}
|
:: to disintegrate
|
| desintegrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desintegrar
|
| desintegrativo {adj}
|
:: disintegrative
|
| desinteligencia {f} [Argentina, Uruguay, Chile]
|
:: slip-up; blooper; misunderstanding
|
| desinterés {m}
|
:: disinterest
|
| desinteresadamente {adv}
|
:: disinterestedly
|
| desinteresado {adj}
|
:: unselfish, selfless
|
| desinteresar {vr}
|
:: to lose interest, to become uninterested
|
| desintermediación {f}
|
:: disintermediation
|
| desintoxicación {f}
|
:: detoxification
|
| desintoxicante {adj}
|
:: detoxicating
|
| desintoxicar {v}
|
:: to detoxify, detoxicate
|
| desintoxificación {f}
|
:: detoxification, detox
|
| desintoxificación {f}
|
:: sobering
|
| desinversión {f}
|
:: disinvestment
|
| desinvertir {v}
|
:: to divest
|
| desionizar {v}
|
:: deionize
|
| desistencia {f}
|
:: desistance
|
| desistimiento {m}
|
:: desisting, stopping
|
| desistir {v}
|
:: to desist
|
| desistir {v} [legal]
|
:: to waive a right
|
| desjarretar {vt}
|
:: To hock; to hamstring
|
| desjudicializar {v}
|
:: to dejudicialize
|
| deslactosado {adj}
|
:: lactose-free
|
| deslastrar {v}
|
:: to deballast
|
| deslavado {adj}
|
:: disjointed, incoherent
|
| deslavar {v}
|
:: to half-wash; give a quick wipedown
|
| deslavar {v}
|
:: to weaken
|
| deslavazado {adj}
|
:: disjointed, incoherent
|
| deslave {m} [Latin America]
|
:: landslide (natural disaster)
|
| deslave {m} [Latin America]
|
:: landslide (vote won by overwhelming majority)
|
| desleal {adj}
|
:: not adhering to the rules of propriety, dishonest, unfair, disloyal, not true
|
| deslealmente {adv}
|
:: disloyally (in a disloyal manner)
|
| deslealtad {f}
|
:: disloyalty
|
| deslegitimación {f}
|
:: delegitimization
|
| deslegitimador {adj}
|
:: delegitimising
|
| deslegitimar {vt}
|
:: to delegitimize, discredit
|
| desleír {v}
|
:: to dilute
|
| desleír {v}
|
:: to dissolve
|
| deslenguado {adj}
|
:: bigmouthed, indiscreet
|
| deslenguado {m}
|
:: informer, betrayer
|
| deslenguar {v}
|
:: to remove or cut out the tongue
|
| deslenguarse {v}
|
:: to speak brashly without education
|
| desliar {v}
|
:: to undo; untie
|
| desligar {v}
|
:: to untie, to unravel
|
| desligar {v}
|
:: to separate; to distinguish
|
| desligar {vr}
|
:: to shake off
|
| deslindar {v}
|
:: to delimit
|
| deslinde {m}
|
:: limit
|
| deslinde {m}
|
:: borderline
|
| desliteraturización {f}
|
:: The reduction of literature
|
| desliz {m}
|
:: slip, lapse
|
| desliz {m}
|
:: blunder
|
| deslizable {adj}
|
:: slideable; sliding
|
| deslizadero {m} [El Salvador]
|
:: slide (toy for children)
|
| deslizador {m}
|
:: speedboat
|
| deslizamiento {m}
|
:: slipping
|
| deslizamiento {m}
|
:: slide
|
| deslizante {adj}
|
:: sliding
|
| deslizar {v}
|
:: to slide
|
| deslizar {v}
|
:: to slip (to give discreetly)
|
| deslizar {v}
|
:: to swipe (e.g. on a screen or with a card)
|
| deslizar {vr}
|
:: to glide
|
| deslizar {vr}
|
:: to slip, to slither [to move stealthily or discreetly, to move with ease]
|
| desliz freudiano {m}
|
:: Freudian slip
|
| deslocalizable {adj}
|
:: outsourceable, relocatable
|
| deslocalización {f}
|
:: relocation, offshoring
|
| deslocalización {f} [chemistry]
|
:: delocalization
|
| deslocalizar {v}
|
:: to relocate
|
| deslomar {v}
|
:: to ruin one's back
|
| deslomar {v}
|
:: to work one's fingers to the bone, to break one's back
|
| deslucimiento {m}
|
:: fading, spoiling
|
| deslucir {v}
|
:: to spoil, tarnish, mark, take the shine off
|
| deslumbrador {adj}
|
:: dazzling
|
| deslumbramiento {m}
|
:: dazzling, dazzle, glare, blinding [from glaring lights]
|
| deslumbramiento {m}
|
:: confusion, bewilderment, bafflement, bedazzlement
|
| deslumbramiento {m} [figurative]
|
:: blindness
|
| deslumbrante {adj}
|
:: dazzling
|
| deslumbrantemente {adv}
|
:: dazzlingly
|
| deslumbrar {vt} [literally]
|
:: to dazzle, to blind temporarily
|
| deslumbrar {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to dazzle, amaze
|
| deslustrar {v}
|
:: to dull
|
| desmadejar {v}
|
:: to unravel
|
| desmadrado {adj}
|
:: motherless
|
| desmadrado {adj}
|
:: unconventional; zany
|
| desmadrar {v}
|
:: To separate a baby animal from its mother
|
| desmadrar {v}
|
:: to ruin, to mess up, to spoil
|
| desmadrar {vr}
|
:: to fall apart, to fall to bits
|
| desmadre {m} [slang]
|
:: disorder; chaos; mess
|
| desmagnetización {f}
|
:: demagnetization
|
| desmalezamiento {m}
|
:: weeding
|
| desmalezar {v} [Latin America]
|
:: to weed (remove weeds)
|
| desmán {m}
|
:: desman (animal)
|
| desmán {m}
|
:: outrage (not an animal)
|
| desmañado {adj}
|
:: clumsy, awkward
|
| desmandar {vt}
|
:: to countermand, rescind
|
| desmandar {vr}
|
:: to overstep
|
| desmandar {vr}
|
:: to go astray
|
| desmanejo {m}
|
:: mismanagement
|
| desmantelación {f}
|
:: dismantling
|
| desmantelamiento {m}
|
:: dismantlement
|
| desmantelar {v}
|
:: to dismantle
|
| desmaquillador {m}
|
:: make-up remover
|
| desmaquilladora {f}
|
:: make-up remover
|
| desmaquillante {m}
|
:: makeup remover
|
| desmaquillar {vtr}
|
:: to remove make-up
|
| desmarcado {adj}
|
:: dissociated
|
| desmarcado {adj}
|
:: unmarked (without a mark)
|
| desmarcar {vr}
|
:: to dissociate oneself from
|
| desmarcar {vt}
|
:: to unmark (to remove marks)
|
| desmarimbar {v} [Nicaragua]
|
:: to break, destroy, ruin
|
| desmarimbar {v} [Nicaragua]
|
:: to fall from a high place
|
| desmasculinizar {vt}
|
:: to emasculate
|
| desmaterialización {f}
|
:: dematerialization
|
| desmaterializar {v}
|
:: to dematerialize
|
| desmayadamente {adv}
|
:: weakly; fainting
|
| desmayadamente {adv}
|
:: dully
|
| desmayado {adj}
|
:: weak; fainting
|
| desmayado {adj}
|
:: pale; dull
|
| desmayar {vt}
|
:: to cause a person to faint
|
| desmayar {vi} [figurative]
|
:: to dishearten
|
| desmayar {vp}
|
:: to faint (lose consciousness)
|
| desmayarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desmayar
|
| desmayo {m}
|
:: swoon, faint (act of fainting)
|
| desmedidamente {adv}
|
:: excessively
|
| desmedido {adj}
|
:: excessive
|
| desmedrar {v}
|
:: to decline, wane
|
| desmedro {m}
|
:: decline
|
| desmejoramiento {m}
|
:: deterioration
|
| desmejorar {v}
|
:: to weaken
|
| desmelenar {vt}
|
:: to dishevel, ruffle the hair of
|
| desmelenar {vr} [colloquial]
|
:: to lose one's composure, let one's hair down
|
| desmembración {f}
|
:: breaking up; breaking apart
|
| desmembramiento {m}
|
:: dismemberment
|
| desmembrar {v}
|
:: to dismantle
|
| desmemoria {f}
|
:: forgetfulness
|
| desmemoriado {adj}
|
:: forgetful
|
| desmentido {m}
|
:: refutation, denial
|
| desmentir {v}
|
:: to refute, deny
|
| desmentir {v}
|
:: to belie; to give a false representation
|
| desmenuzable {adj}
|
:: friable
|
| desmenuzar {v}
|
:: to crumble
|
| desmenuzar {v}
|
:: to fine-tooth comb
|
| desmerecer {v}
|
:: to criticize
|
| desmerecer {v}
|
:: to belittle; to play down
|
| desmeritar {v}
|
:: alternative form of demeritar
|
| desmesura {f}
|
:: excess
|
| desmesura {f}
|
:: lack of measuring or control
|
| desmesuradamente {adv}
|
:: inordinately
|
| desmesurado {adj}
|
:: excessive, disproportionate, inordinate
|
| desmesurado {adj}
|
:: over the top
|
| desmesurar {v}
|
:: to shake up, mess up, disrupt
|
| desmetilación {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: demethylation
|
| desmielinización {f}
|
:: demyelination
|
| desmielinizante {adj}
|
:: demyelinating
|
| desmigajar {v}
|
:: to crumble
|
| desmigajar {v}
|
:: to grind up
|
| desmigar {v}
|
:: to crumble (make into crumbs)
|
| desmilitarización {f}
|
:: demilitarization
|
| desmilitarizado {adj}
|
:: demilitarized
|
| desmilitarizar {v}
|
:: to demilitarize
|
| desmina {f} [protein]
|
:: desmin
|
| desminador {m}
|
:: deminer
|
| desminar {v}
|
:: to demine
|
| desmineralización {f}
|
:: demineralization
|
| desmirriada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desmirriado
|
| desmirriado {m}
|
:: weed (thin person)
|
| desmirriado {adj}
|
:: weedy
|
| desmitificación {f}
|
:: demystification (the removal of mystery or confusion surrounding a topic or idea)
|
| desmitificar {v}
|
:: to demystify
|
| desmochar {v}
|
:: to blunt, make blunt
|
| desmodulación {f}
|
:: demodulation
|
| desmoldar {v}
|
:: to unmold
|
| desmonetización {f}
|
:: demonetization
|
| desmonetizar {vt}
|
:: to demonetize
|
| desmontable {adj}
|
:: detachable
|
| desmontadura {m}
|
:: deforestation
|
| desmontadura {m}
|
:: clearing, leveling
|
| desmontaje {m}
|
:: taking down, putting down
|
| desmontar {vt}
|
:: to level off (with respect to terrain)
|
| desmontar {vt}
|
:: to dismantle, to strip apart
|
| desmontar {vt}
|
:: to clear, to stub (cut a forest)
|
| desmontar {vt}
|
:: to alight, to dismount, to unhorse
|
| desmontar {vt}
|
:: to uncock (a firearm)
|
| desmonte {m}
|
:: clearance
|
| desmonte {m}
|
:: forest clearing
|
| desmonterarse {vr} [bullfighting]
|
:: to take off one's cap
|
| desmopresina {f}
|
:: desmopressin
|
| desmoralización {f}
|
:: demoralization
|
| desmoralizador {adj}
|
:: demoralizing
|
| desmoralizante {adj}
|
:: daunting, intimidating
|
| desmoralizar {vt}
|
:: to discourage, demoralize
|
| desmoralizar {vt}
|
:: to corrupt
|
| desmorir {v} [rare]
|
:: to undie
|
| desmoronable {adj}
|
:: friable
|
| desmoronamiento {m}
|
:: collapse, breakdown
|
| desmoronar {v}
|
:: to erode
|
| desmoronarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desmoronar
|
| desmosoma {m}
|
:: desmosome
|
| desmotadora {f}
|
:: cotton gin
|
| desmotar {v}
|
:: to remove fluff or dust
|
| desmotar {v}
|
:: to seed (cotton)
|
| desmotivación {f}
|
:: demotivation
|
| desmotivar {v}
|
:: to demotivate, discourage
|
| desmovilización {f}
|
:: demobilization
|
| desmovilizar {v}
|
:: to demobilize
|
| desmultiplicación {f}
|
:: increase
|
| desmunicipalización {f}
|
:: demunicipalization
|
| desnacer {v}
|
:: to become unborn
|
| desnacionalización {f}
|
:: denationalization
|
| desnacionalizar {v}
|
:: to denaturalize; denationalize
|
| desnatar {v}
|
:: to remove the cream from milk
|
| desnatar {v}
|
:: to remove the best part from something
|
| desnatar {v}
|
:: to remove slag from molten metal
|
| desnatar {v}
|
:: to skim
|
| desnaturalización {f} [protein]
|
:: denaturation
|
| desnaturalizado {adj}
|
:: denaturalized
|
| desnaturalizado {adj}
|
:: denatured
|
| desnaturalizante {adj}
|
:: denaturing
|
| desnaturalizar {v}
|
:: to denaturalize, to denature
|
| desnaturalizar {v} [chemistry]
|
:: to denature
|
| desnazificación {f}
|
:: denazification
|
| desnitrificación {f}
|
:: denitrification
|
| desnivel {m}
|
:: difference of altitude
|
| desnivel {m}
|
:: unevenness, inequality
|
| desnivelar {v}
|
:: to make unlevel or uneven
|
| desnortado {adj}
|
:: aimless, goalless, wandering
|
| desnortado {adj}
|
:: clueless
|
| desnucamiento {m}
|
:: neck break
|
| desnucar {v}
|
:: to break someone's neck
|
| desnuclearización {f}
|
:: denuclearization
|
| desnuclearizar {v}
|
:: to denuclearize
|
| desnudamiento {m}
|
:: stripping (action of removing clothes)
|
| desnudar {vt}
|
:: to undress, strip
|
| desnudarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desnudar
|
| desnudez {f}
|
:: nudity, nakedness
|
| desnudista {mf}
|
:: nudist
|
| desnudo {adj}
|
:: naked, nude, undressed
|
| desnudo {adj}
|
:: bare
|
| desnudo {adj}
|
:: dispossessed, destitute
|
| desnudo {adj}
|
:: plain, clear, manifest
|
| desnutrición {f}
|
:: malnutrition
|
| desnutrido {adj}
|
:: undernourished
|
| desnutrir {vr}
|
:: to starve
|
| deso {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of that, from that (followed by a masculine noun in singular)
|
| desobedecer {vt}
|
:: to disobey
|
| desobediencia {f}
|
:: disobedience
|
| desobediente {adj}
|
:: disobedient
|
| desobediente {adj}
|
:: undutiful
|
| desobligar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to allow; permit
|
| desobligar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to madden; to wind up
|
| de sobra {adv}
|
:: too much; too well
|
| desobstrucción {f}
|
:: deobstruction; clearing
|
| desobstruir {vt}
|
:: to clear, deobstruct, or unblock
|
| desoccidentalizar {v}
|
:: to un-westernize
|
| desocupación {f} [Latin America, uncountable]
|
:: unemployment
|
| desocupación {f} [countable]
|
:: vacancy
|
| desocupar {v}
|
:: to vacate
|
| desodorante {m}
|
:: deodorant
|
| desodorizar {v}
|
:: to deodorize
|
| desoír {v}
|
:: to ignore
|
| desolación {f}
|
:: desolation
|
| desoladamente {adv}
|
:: bleakly; desolately
|
| desolado {adj}
|
:: desolate, brokenhearted, bleak (sad, hopeless)
|
| desolado {adj}
|
:: desolate (deserted, unfit for habitation)
|
| desolador {adj}
|
:: heartbreaking
|
| desoladoramente {adv}
|
:: desolatedly
|
| desolar {v}
|
:: to desolate, destroy
|
| desolar {vr}
|
:: to grieve
|
| de sol a sol {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: from dusk to dawn
|
| desoldar {v}
|
:: to desolder
|
| desollador {m}
|
:: robber
|
| desollador {m}
|
:: shrike (bird)
|
| desolladora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desollador
|
| desollamiento {m}
|
:: flaying
|
| desollar {v}
|
:: to flay (strip skin off, lash)
|
| de sopetón {adv} [idiom]
|
:: suddenly, out of the blue
|
| desopilante {adj}
|
:: amusing, funny
|
| desorbitación {f}
|
:: de-orbiting
|
| desorbitado {adj}
|
:: exorbitant
|
| desorbitante {adj}
|
:: overwhelming
|
| desorbitar {v}
|
:: to exaggerate
|
| desorbitar {v}
|
:: to misinterpret
|
| desorción {f}
|
:: desorption
|
| desorden {m}
|
:: disorder
|
| desorden {m}
|
:: untidiness
|
| desordenadamente {adv}
|
:: disorderly, untidily, messily
|
| desordenadamente {adv}
|
:: inordinately
|
| desordenado {adj}
|
:: messy
|
| desordenar {vt}
|
:: to mess up; to make less tidy
|
| desorejar {v} [bullfighting]
|
:: to cut off the ears
|
| desorganización {f}
|
:: disorganization
|
| desorganizado {adj}
|
:: disorganized, untidy
|
| desorganizar {vt}
|
:: to disorganize
|
| desorientación {f}
|
:: disorientation
|
| desorientado {adj}
|
:: disoriented, lost, confused
|
| desorientador {adj}
|
:: misleading
|
| desorientar {v}
|
:: to disorient
|
| desornamentar {v}
|
:: to remove decorations or ornaments
|
| desos {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of those, from those (followed by a masculine noun in plural)
|
| desosar {v}
|
:: to debone
|
| desosegar {v}
|
:: to make uneasy
|
| de soslayo {adv}
|
:: askance, sideways
|
| desovador {adj}
|
:: spawning
|
| desovador {m}
|
:: spawner
|
| desovadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of desovador
|
| desovar {v}
|
:: to spawn, lay eggs
|
| desove {m}
|
:: spawning, laying of eggs
|
| desovillar {v}
|
:: to unravel (wool)
|
| desovillar {v}
|
:: to unwind (a story, mystery, etc.)
|
| desoxiazúcar {f} [organic compound]
|
:: deoxy sugar
|
| desoxigenación {f}
|
:: deoxygenation
|
| desoxigenar {v}
|
:: to deoxygenize
|
| desoxirribonucleico {adj}
|
:: deoxyribonucleic
|
| desoxirribonucleótido {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: deoxyribonucleotide
|
| desoxirribosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: deoxyribose
|
| despabiladeras {fp}
|
:: candle snuffer
|
| despabilar {v}
|
:: to snuff (a candle)
|
| despabilar {v}
|
:: to wake up, stir up, awaken
|
| despabilar {v}
|
:: to kick into action, kick into shape
|
| despabilar {v}
|
:: to knock out, churn out (do something quickly)
|
| despachador {m}
|
:: dispatcher
|
| despachadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of despachador
|
| despachante {mf}
|
:: dispatcher
|
| despachar {v}
|
:: to complete
|
| despachar {v}
|
:: to send or ship
|
| despachar {v}
|
:: (store) to attend or serve
|
| despachar {v}
|
:: to dismiss
|
| despachar {v}
|
:: to finish off
|
| despachar {v}
|
:: to kill off
|
| despacho {m}
|
:: office
|
| despacho {m}
|
:: dispatch
|
| despacho de abogados {m} [legal]
|
:: law firm
|
| despachurrar {v}
|
:: to squish; to squash
|
| despachurrar {v}
|
:: to flummox; to bedazzle (a person)
|
| despachurrar {v}
|
:: to mangle (a story)
|
| despacio {adv}
|
:: slowly
|
| despacio {adv} [Latin America]
|
:: quietly
|
| despaciosamente {adv}
|
:: slowly
|
| despaciosidad {f}
|
:: slowness, laggardness
|
| despacioso {adj}
|
:: slow; leisurely
|
| despacito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of despacio
|
| despacito {adj}
|
:: easy does it
|
| despacito {adv}
|
:: diminutive of despacio
|
| despampanante {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: stunning
|
| despampanar {v}
|
:: to prune
|
| despampanar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to stun, bewilder, blow someone's mind
|
| despampanar {vr}
|
:: to get a knock (injury)
|
| despanzurrar {vt}
|
:: to squash
|
| desparasitación {f}
|
:: elimination of parasites
|
| desparasitante {m}
|
:: antiparasitic medication
|
| desparasitar {vt}
|
:: to delouse
|
| desparecer {v}
|
:: alternative form of desaparecer
|
| desparejado {adj}
|
:: odd (not having a mate)
|
| desparejo {adj}
|
:: uneven; odd
|
| desparpajar {vt}
|
:: to scatter
|
| desparpajar {vp}
|
:: to wake up
|
| desparpajar {vp} [Central America]
|
:: to twaddle, chatter (talk gibberish or messy)
|
| desparpajo {m}
|
:: self-confidence
|
| desparpajo {m}
|
:: fluency
|
| desparpajo {m} [Central America]
|
:: mess, disorder
|
| desparpajo {m} [Central America]
|
:: messy talk
|
| desparramado {adj}
|
:: sprawled, sprawling
|
| desparramar {v}
|
:: to splatter, to spill
|
| despartidización {f}
|
:: The removal of a political party's influence
|
| despartidizar {v}
|
:: to remove the influence a political party has
|
| despatarrante {adj}
|
:: hilarious
|
| despatarrar {v}
|
:: to amaze, confound
|
| despatarrar {v}
|
:: to scare, frighten (to death)
|
| despatarrar {vr}
|
:: to open the legs (wide)
|
| despatarrar {vr}
|
:: to sprawl
|
| despavorido {adj}
|
:: terrified, petrified
|
| despechado {adj}
|
:: spiteful, resentful
|
| despechar {v}
|
:: to enrage
|
| despechar {v}
|
:: to spite
|
| despecho {m}
|
:: spite, resentment, anger, disappointment
|
| despecho {m}
|
:: despair
|
| despechugado {adj}
|
:: bare-breasted, shirtless
|
| despectivamente {adv}
|
:: derogatorily, pejoratively
|
| despectivo {adj}
|
:: pejorative
|
| despedazamiento {m}
|
:: ripping/tearing apart, shredding to pieces
|
| despedazar {vt}
|
:: to tear to pieces
|
| despedazar {v}
|
:: to break someone's heart
|
| despedazar {v}
|
:: to break the law
|
| despedida {f}
|
:: farewell
|
| despedida {f}
|
:: farewell party
|
| despedida a la francesa {f} [colloquial]
|
:: French leave; a sudden or unannounced departure, or one taken without permission; to go AWOL
|
| despedida de soltera {f}
|
:: hen party; bachelorette party
|
| despedida de soltero {f}
|
:: stag party; bachelor party
|
| despedido {adj}
|
:: laid off, dismissed [employees]
|
| despedir {v}
|
:: to dismiss
|
| despedir {v}
|
:: to fire from a job
|
| despedir {vr} [with “de”]
|
:: To say goodbye (to someone)
|
| despedirse {v}
|
:: to say goodbye
|
| despedirse {v}
|
:: to bid farewell
|
| despedirse a la francesa {v} [idiom]
|
:: to leave without saying goodbye
|
| despegar {v}
|
:: to take off, remove
|
| despegar {v}
|
:: to detach
|
| despegue {m}
|
:: takeoff (rising of an aircraft)
|
| despeinado {adj}
|
:: unkept, unkempt
|
| despeinado {adj}
|
:: uncombed
|
| despeinar {v}
|
:: to make (the hair) messy
|
| despeinarse {vr}
|
:: to take down one's hair
|
| despejado {adj}
|
:: clear, all-clear (free of obstacles)
|
| despejado {adj}
|
:: clear (free of clouds)
|
| despejar {v}
|
:: to clear; to remove
|
| despejar {vr}
|
:: to clear up
|
| despejar {vr}
|
:: to get away, to leave
|
| despejar {vr}
|
:: to get a clear mind, clear one's thoughts
|
| despejo {m}
|
:: The act of clearing an area, eviction
|
| despellejar {v}
|
:: to skin
|
| despellejar {v}
|
:: to criticize
|
| despelotar {v}
|
:: to deball, emasculate, or cause a fracas
|
| despelotar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to strip, undress
|
| despelotar {vr} [colloquial]
|
:: to strip off, (get undressed)
|
| despelotarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of despelotar
|
| despelote {m} [Latin America]
|
:: fracas or hot mess
|
| despeluzar {vt}
|
:: to mess up someone's hair
|
| despeluzar {vt} [Cuba, Mexico, Nicaragua]
|
:: to bleed dry; to clean out
|
| despeluzar {vr}
|
:: to have one's hair stand up/on end
|
| despeñadero {m}
|
:: cliff
|
| despenalización {f}
|
:: depenalization
|
| despenalizador {adj}
|
:: depenalising
|
| despenalizar {vt}
|
:: to depenalize, decriminalize
|
| despenar {v}
|
:: to put out of one's misery
|
| despenar {v}
|
:: to console
|
| despeñar {vt}
|
:: to throw off a cliff
|
| despeñarse {v}
|
:: to fall or jump off a cliff
|
| despendolado {adj}
|
:: wild; untamed
|
| despensa {f}
|
:: pantry, larder
|
| despensera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of despensero
|
| despensero {m}
|
:: person in charge of a storeroom
|
| despepitar {vt}
|
:: to seed
|
| desperado {adj}
|
:: obsolete form of desesperado
|
| desperar {v}
|
:: obsolete form of desesperar
|
| despercudir {v}
|
:: To wash; clean
|
| despercudir {v} [Peru]
|
:: to wake up; to live up
|
| desperdiciar {v}
|
:: to waste
|
| desperdicio {m}
|
:: waste
|
| desperdigado {adj}
|
:: scattered, all over the place
|
| desperdigar {v}
|
:: to scatter
|
| desperecer {v} [archaic]
|
:: to perish; run out
|
| desperecer {vr}
|
:: to long for; yearn
|
| desperezar {v}
|
:: to stretch out
|
| desperezarse {v}
|
:: to stretch (oneself)
|
| desperfecto {m}
|
:: flaw, defect
|
| despersonalización {f}
|
:: depersonalization
|
| despersonalizar {v}
|
:: to depersonalize
|
| despertador {m}
|
:: alarm clock
|
| despertamiento {m} [rare]
|
:: awakening
|
| despertar {vt}
|
:: to wake
|
| despertar {vip} [often, _]
|
:: to wake up
|
| despertar {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to awaken
|
| despertar {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to pique (interest, curiosity)
|
| despertar {m}
|
:: awakening
|
| despertarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of despertar To wake up (stop sleeping)
|
| despezar {v}
|
:: to taper
|
| despiadadamente {adv}
|
:: relentlessly, mercilessly
|
| despiadado {adj}
|
:: merciless, ruthless, cutthroat, pitiless, cold-blooded, remorseless, savage
|
| despicar {v}
|
:: to soothe; to calm down (a person who is angry)
|
| despido {m}
|
:: layoff
|
| despido {m}
|
:: dismissal
|
| despiece {m}
|
:: quartering, cutting (action of taking apart something)
|
| despierto {adj}
|
:: awake
|
| despiezar {v}
|
:: take apart
|
| despiezar {v}
|
:: quarter, cut up
|
| despigmentación {f}
|
:: depigmentation
|
| despilfarrador {adj}
|
:: wasteful
|
| despilfarrar {v}
|
:: to squander
|
| despilfarro {m}
|
:: waste, waste of money, squandering
|
| despintar {v}
|
:: to remove the paint from
|
| despiojar {v}
|
:: to delouse
|
| despiporre {m}
|
:: mayhem, madness
|
| despistar {v}
|
:: to throw off track
|
| despistar {vr} [figurative]
|
:: to fall asleep
|
| despiste {m}
|
:: slip, slip-up (error)
|
| despiste {m}
|
:: absent-mindedness
|
| desplantar {v}
|
:: to make or put out of plumb
|
| desplantar {v}
|
:: to cause to lose one's footing
|
| desplantar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to uproot; to displant
|
| desplante {m}
|
:: cheek, arrogance
|
| desplante {m}
|
:: rude remark
|
| desplante {m}
|
:: lack of respect
|
| desplante {m} [fencing]
|
:: lack of, or loss of, footing
|
| desplazable {adj}
|
:: moving, sliding, moveable
|
| desplazamiento {m} [physics]
|
:: displacement
|
| desplazamiento {m}
|
:: offset, shift
|
| desplazamiento {m}
|
:: motion
|
| desplazar {v}
|
:: to displace
|
| desplazar {v}
|
:: to move
|
| desplazarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desplazar
|
| desplegable {adj}
|
:: fold-out, folding, foldable
|
| desplegable {adj}
|
:: pull-out
|
| desplegable {adj} [computing]
|
:: pull-down, dropdown
|
| desplegable {f}
|
:: pullout
|
| desplegable {f} [computing]
|
:: dropdown
|
| desplegar {v}
|
:: to deploy, unfold
|
| desplegarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desplegar
|
| despliegue {m}
|
:: unfolding
|
| despliegue {m}
|
:: deployment
|
| desplomar {v}
|
:: to knock down
|
| desplomar {vr}
|
:: to plummet
|
| desplomar {vr}
|
:: to collapse
|
| desplomarse {v}
|
:: to collapse
|
| desplome {m}
|
:: collapse
|
| desplumar {v}
|
:: to pluck (remove feathers)
|
| desplumar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to plunder, rob, fleece
|
| despoblación {f}
|
:: depopulation
|
| despoblado {adj}
|
:: unpopulated
|
| despoblamiento {m}
|
:: depopulation
|
| despoblar {v}
|
:: to depopulate
|
| despoetizar {v}
|
:: to depoetize
|
| despojado {adj}
|
:: bare
|
| despojamiento {m}
|
:: stripping; dispossessing
|
| despojar {vt}
|
:: to strip, clear, leave bare
|
| despojar {vr}
|
:: to divest oneself of
|
| despojo {m}
|
:: pillage, plunder (action)
|
| despojo {m}
|
:: scourge
|
| despolarización {f}
|
:: depolarization
|
| despolarizar {v}
|
:: to depolarize
|
| despolimerización {f}
|
:: depolymerization
|
| despolitización {f}
|
:: depoliticization, depoliticisation
|
| despolitizar {v}
|
:: to depoliticize, depoliticise
|
| despollarse {vr} [vulgar, colloquial]
|
:: To piss oneself (laughing)
|
| despolle {m} [vulgar, colloquial]
|
:: barrel of laughs
|
| despolvar {v}
|
:: dusting, the act of removing dust from, as a household chore
|
| despolvar {vtr}
|
:: to dust (to remove dust). Synonym of desempolvar
|
| despolvorear {vt}
|
:: to remove the dust; to dust off
|
| desportillar {v}
|
:: to chip (to break a small piece from)
|
| desposar {vt}
|
:: to marry
|
| desposar {vp}
|
:: to be married
|
| desposar {vp}
|
:: to get engaged
|
| desposeer {v}
|
:: to take away someone's possessions; to deprive
|
| desposeimiento {m}
|
:: dispossession
|
| desposesión {f} [law]
|
:: dispossession
|
| desposorio {m}
|
:: espousal; betrothal
|
| déspota {mf}
|
:: despot
|
| despotado {m}
|
:: despotate
|
| despóticamente {adv}
|
:: despotically
|
| despótico {adj}
|
:: despotic
|
| despotismo {m}
|
:: despotism
|
| déspoto {m}
|
:: obsolete form of déspota
|
| despotricar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to rant, to sound off
|
| despreciable {adj}
|
:: despicable, contemptible
|
| despreciable {adj}
|
:: negligible
|
| despreciador {adj}
|
:: scornful
|
| despreciador {m}
|
:: scorner
|
| despreciadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of despreciador
|
| despreciar {v}
|
:: to despise, to scorn
|
| despreciativamente {adv}
|
:: scornfully
|
| despreciativo {adj}
|
:: scornful
|
| despreciativo {adj}
|
:: derogatory
|
| desprecintar {v}
|
:: to unseal
|
| desprecio {m}
|
:: scorn, contempt
|
| desprejuiciado {adj}
|
:: unbiased, unprejudiced
|
| desprejuicio {m}
|
:: tolerance, non-prejudice
|
| desprender {vtp} [also]
|
:: to detach
|
| desprender {vt}
|
:: to give off
|
| desprenderse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desprender
|
| desprendible {adj}
|
:: detachable
|
| desprendimiento {m}
|
:: loosening
|
| desprendimiento {m}
|
:: landslide
|
| despreocupación {f}
|
:: unconcern, insouciance, nonchalance, carefreeness
|
| despreocupación {f}
|
:: carelessness
|
| despreocupadamente {adv}
|
:: carelessly
|
| despreocupado {adj}
|
:: carefree, nonchalant, blithe, careless (not concerned or worried)
|
| despreocupado {adj}
|
:: careless (not giving sufficient attention or thought)
|
| despreocuparse {v}
|
:: to not worry about
|
| desprestigiar {v}
|
:: to discredit, to smear
|
| desprestigio {m}
|
:: loss of prestige, disrepute
|
| despresurización {f}
|
:: depressurization
|
| despresurizar {v}
|
:: to depressurize
|
| desprevenidamente {adv}
|
:: without warning
|
| desprevenido {adj}
|
:: unsuspecting
|
| desprevenido {adj}
|
:: unaware, oblivious
|
| desprevenido {adj}
|
:: unprepared
|
| desprivatización {f}
|
:: deprivatization
|
| desprivatizador {adj}
|
:: deprivatising
|
| desprivatizar {vt}
|
:: to nationalize (to take into public ownership)
|
| desprofesionalizar {v}
|
:: To deprofessionalize
|
| desprogramación {f}
|
:: deprogramming
|
| desprogramar {vt}
|
:: to deprogramme
|
| desprolijidad {f}
|
:: sloppiness, untidiness
|
| desprolijo {adj}
|
:: sloppy, messy, unkempt
|
| desproporción {f}
|
:: disproportion
|
| desproporcionadamente {adv}
|
:: disproportionally
|
| desproporcionado {adj}
|
:: disproportionate, undue
|
| desproporcionalidad {f}
|
:: disproportionality
|
| desproporcionalmente {adv}
|
:: disproportionally
|
| despropósito {m}
|
:: nonsense
|
| desprotección {f}
|
:: defencelessness, lack of protection
|
| desproteger {v}
|
:: to unprotect
|
| desprotonación {f}
|
:: deprotonation
|
| desprotonar {v}
|
:: to deprotonate
|
| desproveer {v}
|
:: to deprive someone of their possessions
|
| desprovisto {adj}
|
:: lacking, devoid
|
| después {adv}
|
:: later, afterwards, afterward
|
| después {adv}
|
:: next
|
| después {adv} [with de]
|
:: after
|
| después de {prep}
|
:: after
|
| Despuig {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| despuntar {v}
|
:: to blunt
|
| despuntar {v}
|
:: to stand out (excel)
|
| desque {conj} [obsolete]
|
:: since; as; seeing that
|
| desquebrajar {v}
|
:: synonym of resquebrajar
|
| desquiciado {adj}
|
:: unhinged, deranged, crazy, mad (mentally disturbed)
|
| desquiciamiento {m}
|
:: unhinging
|
| desquiciamiento {m}
|
:: madness
|
| desquiciante {adj}
|
:: maddening
|
| desquiciar {vt}
|
:: to unhinge
|
| desquiciar {vt} [figurative]
|
:: to derange, drive crazy
|
| desquitar {vt}
|
:: to compensate
|
| desquitar {vr}
|
:: to take revenge, pay back
|
| desquitarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desquitar
|
| desquite {m}
|
:: revenge, payback
|
| desrabar {v}
|
:: to cut off the tail; to dock
|
| desrabotar {v}
|
:: to cut off the tail; to dock
|
| desradicalización {f}
|
:: deradicalization
|
| desratización {f}
|
:: deratization (removal or eradication of rats)
|
| desratizar {v}
|
:: to remove or clear rats (from an area)
|
| desrealización {f}
|
:: derealization
|
| desregulación {f}
|
:: deregulation
|
| desregulador {adj}
|
:: deregulating
|
| desregular {v}
|
:: to deregulate
|
| desregularización {f}
|
:: deregulation
|
| desregularizar {v}
|
:: to deregulate
|
| desregulatorio {adj}
|
:: deregulatory
|
| desresponsabilización {f}
|
:: the removal of responsibility
|
| desresponsabilizado {adj}
|
:: no longer responsible
|
| desta {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of this, from this (+ a feminine noun in singular)
|
| désta {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: Contraction of de (of, from) and ésta (that)
|
| destacable {adj}
|
:: notable, noteworthy
|
| destacadamente {adv}
|
:: notably
|
| destacadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of destacado
|
| destacado {adj}
|
:: outstanding, notable
|
| destacamento {m} [military]
|
:: detachment, detail
|
| destacar {vt}
|
:: to emphasize, to highlight, to stress, to point out, to single out, to underline, to underscore, to bring out, to note
|
| destacar {vt} [military]
|
:: to detach troops
|
| destacar {vir}
|
:: to stand out, to excel, to shine (to make oneself stand out, to distinguish oneself)
|
| destacar {vr}
|
:: to stand out, to jump out at (+ a) (i.e., to be highly noticeable to)
|
| destacar {vr}
|
:: to be highlighted, emphasized, stressed, underlined, underscored, pointed out
|
| destacarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of destacar
|
| destajo {m}
|
:: piece work
|
| destapacaños {m}
|
:: plunger
|
| destapador {m}
|
:: bottle opener
|
| destapar {v}
|
:: to open
|
| destapar {v}
|
:: to uncover
|
| destapar {v} [Mexico, politics]
|
:: to reveal a political candidate
|
| destape {m} [Mexico]
|
:: disclosure
|
| destartalado {adj}
|
:: ramshackle, dilapidated
|
| destartalar {v}
|
:: to ruin, beat up
|
| destas {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of those, from those (+ a feminine noun in plural)
|
| déstas {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: Contraction of de (of, from) and éstas (those)
|
| destazar {v}
|
:: to slice, to cut up
|
| deste {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of this, from this (+ a masculine noun in singular)
|
| déste {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: Contraction of de (of, from) and éste (this)
|
| destechar {v}
|
:: to unroof
|
| destejer {v}
|
:: to unknit
|
| destejer {v}
|
:: to unweave
|
| destejer {v}
|
:: to undo (an action)
|
| destellar {v}
|
:: to sparkle, twinkle
|
| destello {m}
|
:: sparkling
|
| destello {m}
|
:: sparkle
|
| destello {m}
|
:: flash (of light)
|
| destempladamente {adv}
|
:: shakily; iffily
|
| destemplado {adj}
|
:: out of tune
|
| destemplado {adj}
|
:: dodgy; iffy
|
| destemplado {adj}
|
:: unpleasant
|
| destemplanza {f}
|
:: constantly changing or bad weather
|
| destemplanza {f}
|
:: tunelessness; state of being out of tune
|
| destemplanza {f}
|
:: harshness in speech
|
| destemplanza {f}
|
:: general feeling of being under the weather
|
| destemplar {vt}
|
:: To cause to go out of tune
|
| destemplar {vt}
|
:: To cause to be out of shape
|
| destemplar {vt}
|
:: To mess up
|
| destemplar {vr}
|
:: To get sick
|
| destemplar {vr} [music]
|
:: To get out of tune
|
| destemple {m}
|
:: tunelessness (quality or state of being out of tune)
|
| destender {v} [Latin America]
|
:: to strip (a bed)
|
| desteñible {adj}
|
:: fading
|
| desteñir {v}
|
:: to fade
|
| destensar {v}
|
:: to loosen, to untighten
|
| desternillante {adj}
|
:: side-splitting, hilarious
|
| desternillar {v}
|
:: to crack up (make laugh)
|
| desternillar {vr}
|
:: to crack up, laugh one's head off
|
| desternillarse {v}
|
:: to laugh one's head off, to crack up
|
| desternille {m}
|
:: side-splitter, hilarity
|
| desterrado {adj}
|
:: banished
|
| desterrar {vt}
|
:: to banish
|
| desterrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desterrar
|
| desterritorialización {f}
|
:: unterritorialize
|
| destetar {v}
|
:: to wean
|
| destierro {m}
|
:: exile
|
| destierro {m}
|
:: wilderness
|
| destilación {f}
|
:: distillation
|
| destilador {adj}
|
:: distilling
|
| destilador {m}
|
:: distiller
|
| destiladora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of destilador
|
| destilar {v}
|
:: to distill
|
| destilar {v}
|
:: to exude
|
| destilar {v}
|
:: to filter
|
| destilería {f}
|
:: distillery
|
| destinación {f}
|
:: goal, aim
|
| destinar {v}
|
:: to appoint
|
| destinar {v}
|
:: to set aside
|
| destinarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of destinar
|
| destinataria {f}
|
:: female equivalent of destinatario
|
| destinatario {m}
|
:: addressee; consignee; payee; destinatary (the person or organization to which something, such as a letter or message, is addressed, for whom the item is intended, who is the destination of a performance)
|
| destinillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of destino
|
| destino {m}
|
:: destiny, fate
|
| destino {m}
|
:: destination
|
| destino {m}
|
:: position, post
|
| destipificado {adj}
|
:: uncategorized; unclassified
|
| destitución {f}
|
:: dismissal, firing
|
| destituido {adj}
|
:: fired
|
| destituir {v}
|
:: to dismiss, sack, lay off
|
| destituyente {adj}
|
:: involving dismissals or overthrowing
|
| desto {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of this
|
| désto {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: Contraction of de (of, from) and ésto (that)
|
| destocar {v}
|
:: to remove the hat of
|
| destorcer {v}
|
:: to untwist
|
| destornillador {m}
|
:: screwdriver (a tool used to turn screws)
|
| destornillar {v}
|
:: to unscrew
|
| destorvar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: bother; disturb
|
| destos {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: of those, from those (+ a masculine noun in plural)
|
| déstos {contraction} [obsolete]
|
:: Contraction of de (of, from) and éstos (those)
|
| destrabar {v}
|
:: to remove obstacles or hindrances
|
| destrancar {v}
|
:: alternative form of desatrancar
|
| destratar {v} [nonstandard]
|
:: to mistreat
|
| destrenzar {v}
|
:: to unplait; to unbraid
|
| destrepar {v}
|
:: to climb down
|
| destrepe {m}
|
:: climbdown
|
| destreza {f}
|
:: skill
|
| destripador {m}
|
:: ripper (murderer who kills and often mutilates victims with a blade)
|
| destripadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of destripador
|
| destripamiento {m}
|
:: disembowelment
|
| destripar {v}
|
:: to disembowel
|
| destripar {v}
|
:: to gut
|
| destripar {v} [neologism]
|
:: to spoil (a story, etc.)
|
| destrísimo {adj} [superlative]
|
:: very skillful, dexterous, masterly
|
| destrocar {v}
|
:: to swap; exchange back
|
| destronamiento {m}
|
:: dethroning; dethronement
|
| destronar {v}
|
:: to depose
|
| destroncar {v}
|
:: to cut down (a tree trunk)
|
| destroncar {v}
|
:: to cut short, cut off
|
| destroncar {v}
|
:: to maim, mutilate
|
| destroncar {v}
|
:: to ruin
|
| destroncar {v}
|
:: to wear down, wear out
|
| destronque {m}
|
:: cutting down (of a tree trunk)
|
| destronque {m}
|
:: uprooting
|
| destronque {m}
|
:: maiming, mutilation
|
| destrozado {adj}
|
:: wrecked, smashed, destroyed, torn, torn apart, crushed, ripped, shredded
|
| destrozado {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: devastated, shattered, gutted [UK], destroyed, crushed, broken
|
| destrozado {adj}
|
:: trashed (e.g. a house or room)
|
| destrozar {v}
|
:: to destroy, to break
|
| destrozo {m}
|
:: destruction
|
| destrozo {m}
|
:: massacre
|
| destrozón {adj}
|
:: destructive; always breaking stuff
|
| destrozón {m}
|
:: destructive person; smasher (of things)
|
| destrucción {f}
|
:: destruction
|
| destructible {adj}
|
:: destructible
|
| destructivamente {adv}
|
:: destructively
|
| destructividad {f}
|
:: destructiveness
|
| destructivo {adj}
|
:: destructive
|
| destructor {adj}
|
:: destructive
|
| destructor {adj}
|
:: destroying
|
| destructor {m}
|
:: destructor
|
| destructor {m}
|
:: destroyer (warship)
|
| destructora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of destructor
|
| destruible {adj}
|
:: destructible
|
| destruido {adj}
|
:: destroyed
|
| destruir {v}
|
:: to destroy
|
| destruirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of destruir
|
| destupidor {m}
|
:: plunger
|
| destupir {v}
|
:: to clear
|
| desturcar {v} [Nicaragua, vulgar]
|
:: to break, destroy
|
| desturcar {v} [Nicaragua, vulgar]
|
:: to be or go insane (i.e. "desturcado mental")
|
| desubicación {f}
|
:: disorientation
|
| desubicado {adj} [Latin America]
|
:: unseemly
|
| desubicar {v}
|
:: to disorientate
|
| desubicar {vr}
|
:: to become disorientated
|
| desulfuración {f}
|
:: desulfurization
|
| desulfurización {f}
|
:: desulphurization
|
| desulfurizador {adj}
|
:: desulfurizing
|
| desungulación {f}
|
:: dysungulation
|
| desunión {f}
|
:: breakage, breakup, separation
|
| desunión {f}
|
:: disunity
|
| desunir {vt}
|
:: to divide
|
| desusado {adj}
|
:: Disused; dated, obsolete
|
| desuscribir {v}
|
:: to unsubscribe
|
| desuscribirse {vr}
|
:: to unsubscribe, deregister
|
| desuscribirse {vr}
|
:: to cancel
|
| desuscripción {f}
|
:: unsubscribing
|
| desuso {m}
|
:: disuse (lack of use)
|
| desuso {m}
|
:: obsolescence, desuetude (state of being no more used)
|
| desuso {m}
|
:: abeyance; stay
|
| desvainar {v}
|
:: to shell (remove the covering of a vegetable)
|
| desvaír {v}
|
:: to lose color, strength or intensity
|
| desvalido {adj}
|
:: helpless
|
| desvalijamiento {m}
|
:: robbery
|
| desvalijar {v}
|
:: to rob, clean out (rob everything someone has)
|
| desvaloración {f}
|
:: devaluation
|
| desvalorización {f}
|
:: devaluation
|
| desvalorizar {v}
|
:: to devalue, to depreciate
|
| desvaluación {f}
|
:: devaluation
|
| desván {m}
|
:: loft, attic
|
| desvanecer {v}
|
:: to vanish
|
| desvanecer {vr}
|
:: to fade
|
| desvanecerse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desvanecer
|
| desvanecimiento {m}
|
:: disappearance
|
| desvariante {adj}
|
:: delusional
|
| desvariar {v}
|
:: to become delusional, to lose one's mind
|
| desvarío {m}
|
:: delirium
|
| desvasar {v} [Argentina]
|
:: to correct a horse's shoe
|
| desvelado {adj}
|
:: unable to sleep
|
| desvelado {adj}
|
:: sleepless [during which one cannot sleep]
|
| desvelamiento {m}
|
:: revealing; uncovering
|
| desvelar {vtr}
|
:: to preventing someone from sleeping, not letting them sleep
|
| desvelar {vtr}
|
:: to be unable to sleep; to be not able to sleep; to keep awake
|
| desvelar {vr}
|
:: to be vigilant
|
| desvelar {vr} [figuratively]
|
:: to work tirelessly
|
| desvelar {vt}
|
:: to reveal, unveil
|
| desvellado {adj}
|
:: bald, hairless
|
| desvelo {m}
|
:: insomnia
|
| desvelo {m}
|
:: worry, anxiety
|
| desvenado {adj}
|
:: deveined
|
| desvenar {vt}
|
:: to devein
|
| desvencijado {adj}
|
:: rickety
|
| desvencijado {adj}
|
:: ramshackle
|
| desvencijar {v}
|
:: to break down
|
| desventaja {f}
|
:: disadvantage, drawback, downside, weakness
|
| desventajado {adj}
|
:: disadvantaged
|
| desventajosamente {adv}
|
:: disadvantageously, unprofitably, unfavorably
|
| desventajoso {adj}
|
:: disadvantageous, unprofitable, unfavorable
|
| desventar {v}
|
:: to let out air
|
| desventrar {v}
|
:: to rip the guts of; eviscerate; disembowel
|
| desventura {f}
|
:: misfortune
|
| desventura {f}
|
:: unhappiness
|
| desventura {f}
|
:: trouble
|
| desventuradamente {adv}
|
:: unfortunately; lucklessly
|
| desventurado {adj}
|
:: unfortunate, luckless
|
| desventurado {adj}
|
:: ill-fated, doomed
|
| desvergonzadamente {adv}
|
:: shamelessly, or unblushingly
|
| desvergonzado {adj}
|
:: shameless
|
| desvergue {m} [slang, Guatemala]
|
:: party
|
| desvergue {m} [slang, El Salvador]
|
:: mess
|
| desvergüenza {f}
|
:: shamelessness, impudence
|
| desvertebración {f}
|
:: dislocation
|
| desvertebración {f}
|
:: stripping
|
| desvertebrar {v}
|
:: to dislocate
|
| desvertebrar {v}
|
:: to disrupt, strip
|
| desvestir {vt}
|
:: to undress (another)
|
| desvestir {vr}
|
:: to undress (oneself)
|
| desvestirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of desvestir; to get undressed
|
| desviación {f}
|
:: deviation
|
| desviación {f}
|
:: detour
|
| desviación estándar {f} [statistics]
|
:: standard deviation
|
| desviacionismo {m}
|
:: deviationism
|
| desviación típica {f} [statistics]
|
:: standard deviation
|
| desviado {adj}
|
:: detoured
|
| desviado {adj}
|
:: redirected
|
| desviado {adj}
|
:: aberrated
|
| desviado {adj} [derogative, offensive]
|
:: homosexual, gay
|
| desviador {adj}
|
:: diverting; that diverts
|
| desviador {m}
|
:: derailleur
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to divert, to distract, to shift, to sidetrack
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to deflect
|
| desviar {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to derail (e.g. a movement, a process)
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to bypass, to reroute, to redirect
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to siphon, to siphon off (e.g. money, funds)
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to forward (a phone call)
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to avert (e.g. one's eyes or gaze)
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to change (e.g. the subject, the course, the conversation)
|
| desviar {v}
|
:: to shunt
|
| desviar {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to shunt (i.e. move aside)
|
| desviar {vr}
|
:: to deviate, to detour, to turn aside, to depart
|
| desviar {vr}
|
:: to turn off, to veer (e.g. to take an exit)
|
| desviar {vr}
|
:: to branch off, to fork off (e.g. a road or highway)
|
| desviar {vr}
|
:: to swerve, to go off course
|
| desviar {vr}
|
:: to get sidetracked
|
| desviarse {v}
|
:: (reflexive of desviar)
|
| desvinculación {f}
|
:: separation
|
| desvinculación asistida {f}
|
:: outplacement (the process of helping to find new employment for redundant workers)
|
| desvincular {vtr}
|
:: to separate from
|
| desvío {m}
|
:: detour, diversion
|
| desvío {m}
|
:: redirection
|
| desvío {m}
|
:: deviation
|
| desvirgar {vt}
|
:: to deflower
|
| desvirtuación {f}
|
:: lack of virtues
|
| desvirtuación {f}
|
:: nullification
|
| desvirtuante {adj}
|
:: counteracting
|
| desvirtuar {v}
|
:: to distort
|
| desvivirse {v}
|
:: to long, yearn; crave
|
| desvivirse {v}
|
:: to deeply care; to go out of one's way
|
| detal {m}
|
:: only used in al detal
|
| detalladamente {adv}
|
:: in detail
|
| detallado {adj}
|
:: detailed, intricate
|
| detallar {vt}
|
:: to detail
|
| detalle {m}
|
:: detail
|
| detalle {m}
|
:: nice thought
|
| detalle {m}
|
:: gesture, beau geste, attention
|
| detallismo {m}
|
:: attention to detail
|
| detallista {adj}
|
:: Characterized by very precise attention to detalles (details); detail oriented, fussy, thoughtful, thoughty, perfectionist, fastidious, finicky, meticulous, precise, exact
|
| detallista {adj}
|
:: Demonstrating detalles (kindness or consideration) for others; thoughtful, thoughty, considerate, attentive
|
| detallista {mf}
|
:: retailer, shopkeeper
|
| detallito {m}
|
:: diminutive of detalle: small or minor detail
|
| de tal palo, tal astilla {proverb} [idiom]
|
:: chip off the old block
|
| de tapadillo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: in secret; on the hush-hush
|
| de tarde a tarde {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: occasionally; once in a while; now and then; from time to time
|
| detección {f}
|
:: detection
|
| detectabilidad {f}
|
:: detectability
|
| detectable {adj}
|
:: detectable
|
| detectar {v}
|
:: to detect
|
| detectarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of detectar
|
| detectiva {f}
|
:: feminine noun of detective
|
| detective {mf}
|
:: detective
|
| detective privado {m}
|
:: private detective
|
| detectivesco {adj}
|
:: detective
|
| detector {m}
|
:: detector
|
| detector de metal {m}
|
:: metal detector
|
| detención {f}
|
:: arrest
|
| detención {f}
|
:: detention
|
| detención {f}
|
:: stopping, halt
|
| detenedor {adj}
|
:: stopping
|
| detenedor {m}
|
:: stopper (something that stops another)
|
| detener {v}
|
:: to arrest
|
| detener {v}
|
:: to stop, halt, to pause
|
| detener {v}
|
:: to detain
|
| detener {v}
|
:: to pull over
|
| detenerse {v}
|
:: reflexive of detener To stop oneself
|
| detenida {f}
|
:: feminine noun of detenido
|
| detenidamente {adv}
|
:: dilatorily, cautiously, attentively
|
| detenido {adj}
|
:: arrested
|
| detenido {adj}
|
:: stopped
|
| detenido {adj}
|
:: thorough, careful
|
| detenido {m}
|
:: detainee
|
| detenido {m}
|
:: prisoner, arrested person
|
| detenimiento {m}
|
:: thoroughness
|
| detentación {f} [legal]
|
:: deforcement
|
| detentación {f} [legal]
|
:: holding; handling (of stolen goods)
|
| detentador {m}
|
:: holder
|
| detentadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of detentador
|
| detentar {v}
|
:: to hold or retain
|
| detente {m}
|
:: A painted or embroidered image of a saint carried over the heart to ward off danger or attack
|
| detente {m}
|
:: An amulet or talisman carried for protection against harm
|
| detente {m}
|
:: détente (period of history involving calming of tension)
|
| detentor {m}
|
:: holder
|
| detentor {m}
|
:: lockshield valve
|
| detergente {adj}
|
:: detergent
|
| detergente {m}
|
:: detergent
|
| deterger {vt} [rare]
|
:: to cleanse, deterge
|
| deterioración {f}
|
:: deterioration
|
| deteriorar {vt}
|
:: to ruin, spoil
|
| deteriorar {vr} [deteriorarse]
|
:: to worsen, deteriorate
|
| deterioro {m}
|
:: deterioration, damage, spoilage
|
| determinación {f}
|
:: determination, identification, establishment, establishing (i.e. figuring out something with relative certainty)
|
| determinación {f}
|
:: determination, resolve, resoluteness (i.e. firmness of purpose or intention)
|
| determinación {f}
|
:: decision
|
| determinación {f}
|
:: setting, fixing, determining (e.g. fixing of a deadline, setting of objectives or goals)
|
| determinación {f}
|
:: firmness
|
| determinadamente {adv}
|
:: determinedly
|
| determinado {adj}
|
:: specific, particular, certain
|
| determinado {adj}
|
:: determinate
|
| determinador {m}
|
:: determiner
|
| determinante {m} [grammar]
|
:: determiner
|
| determinante {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: determinant
|
| determinantemente {adv}
|
:: expressly
|
| determinantemente {adv}
|
:: totally; utterly
|
| determinar {v}
|
:: to determine
|
| determinativo {m}
|
:: determinative
|
| determinativo {adj}
|
:: determining
|
| determinativo {adj} [grammar]
|
:: definite
|
| determinismo {m}
|
:: determinism
|
| determinista {mf}
|
:: determinist
|
| detestable {adj}
|
:: detestable
|
| detestablemente {adv}
|
:: detestably
|
| detestar {v}
|
:: to detest, to loathe, to abominate
|
| de toda la vida {adj}
|
:: lifelong
|
| de toda la vida {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: longtime, Indicates that something is typical of its category and/or old
|
| de todas formas {adv}
|
:: in any case
|
| de todas maneras {adv}
|
:: in any case
|
| de todo a cien {adj} [idiom, pejorative]
|
:: second-rate; low-quality; low-grade
|
| de todo punto {adv} [idiom]
|
:: entirely; completely
|
| de todos modos {adv} [idiom]
|
:: anyway, in any case
|
| de tomo y lomo {adj} [idiom]
|
:: huge; humongous; ginormous
|
| detonación {f}
|
:: detonation, explosion
|
| detonador {adj}
|
:: detonating
|
| detonador {f}
|
:: detonator
|
| detonante {m}
|
:: detonator, trigger (catalyst)
|
| detonar {v}
|
:: to detonate, to trigger (catalyze)
|
| détox {f}
|
:: detox
|
| detoxificación {f}
|
:: detoxification; detox
|
| detoxificar {v}
|
:: to detoxify
|
| de traca {adj} [idiom]
|
:: hilarious
|
| detracción {f}
|
:: disparagement
|
| detractor {m}
|
:: detractor
|
| detractora {f}
|
:: detractor
|
| detraer {v}
|
:: to remove, separate
|
| detraer {v}
|
:: to denigrate, disparage
|
| detrás {adv}
|
:: behind, at the rear
|
| detrás {adv}
|
:: after
|
| detrás de {prep}
|
:: behind
|
| de trecho en trecho {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: from time to time; occasionally
|
| de tres al cuarto {adj} [idiom]
|
:: rubbish, shoddy, worthless
|
| detrimental {adj}
|
:: detrimental
|
| detrimento {m}
|
:: detriment
|
| detrítico {adj} [geology]
|
:: detrital
|
| detritívoro {m}
|
:: detritivore
|
| detritívoro {adj}
|
:: detritivorous
|
| detrito {m}
|
:: debris, detritus
|
| detritus {m}
|
:: detritus
|
| Detroit {prop}
|
:: Detroit (city)
|
| deturpar {v}
|
:: To defile; corrupt
|
| deuda {f}
|
:: debt (an obligation to perform for another)
|
| deuda {f}
|
:: debt (the state of owing something to another)
|
| deuda {f}
|
:: debt (money that someone owes to another)
|
| deuda externa {f}
|
:: foreign debt
|
| deuda pública {f}
|
:: national debt
|
| deudo {m}
|
:: relative, relation, kin
|
| deudor {m}
|
:: debtor
|
| deudora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of deudor
|
| de última hora {adj} [idiom]
|
:: last minute
|
| de una sentada {adv} [idiom]
|
:: in one go
|
| de una tacada {adv} [idiom]
|
:: in one go
|
| de una vez {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: once and for all
|
| de un golpe {adv} [idiom]
|
:: in one go, all at once
|
| de un modo u otro {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: somehow, one way or another
|
| de un plumazo {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: suddenly, in a flash, at one stroke
|
| de un tirón {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: in one go
|
| deustoarra {adj}
|
:: Of, from, or relating to Deusto
|
| deustoarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Deusto
|
| deuterio {m}
|
:: deuterium
|
| deuterocanónico {adj}
|
:: deuterocanonical
|
| deuteromiceto {m}
|
:: deuteromycete
|
| deuterón {m}
|
:: deuterium
|
| Deuteronomio {prop} {m} [biblical]
|
:: Deuteronomy
|
| deuteronomista {mf}
|
:: Deuteronomist
|
| deuterostomado {m}
|
:: alternative form of deuteróstomo
|
| deuteróstomo {m}
|
:: deuterostome
|
| deutóxido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: deutoxide
|
| devaluación {f}
|
:: devaluation
|
| devaluador {m}
|
:: devaluer
|
| devaluar {v}
|
:: to devalue
|
| devanagari {adj}
|
:: Devangari
|
| devanagari {m}
|
:: Devangari
|
| devanar {v}
|
:: to coil, wind
|
| devanarse los sesos {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to rack one's brains
|
| devaneo {m}
|
:: idle pursuit, distraction or superficial pastime
|
| devaneo {m}
|
:: Casual love affair, fling
|
| devaneo {m}
|
:: dalliance, flirting
|
| de vanguardia {adj} [idiom]
|
:: state-of-the-art, cutting-edge
|
| devastación {f}
|
:: devastation
|
| devastado {adj}
|
:: devastated (completely destroyed)
|
| devastador {adj}
|
:: devastating, destructive
|
| devastadoramente {adv}
|
:: devastatingly
|
| devastar {vt}
|
:: to devastate
|
| develación {f}
|
:: unveiling
|
| develamiento {m}
|
:: revelation, uncovering
|
| develar {v}
|
:: to unveil, to reveal
|
| develizamiento {m}
|
:: revelation
|
| devengar {v} [finance]
|
:: to earn (money)
|
| devengar {v}
|
:: to be due (money)
|
| devengo {m}
|
:: accrual
|
| devenir {v}
|
:: to happen
|
| dever {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of deber
|
| de veras {adv} [chiefly Latin America, idiom]
|
:: truly, really
|
| de verdad {adv} [idiom]
|
:: really; for real
|
| de vero {adv} [obsolete]
|
:: truly; forsooth; in truth
|
| de vez en cuando {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: occasionally; once in a while; now and then; from time to time
|
| de vicio {adj} [idiom]
|
:: great, kick-ass, sweet as
|
| devisar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to plan; to design
|
| devisar {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to divide
|
| de viva voz {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: aloud
|
| devoción {f}
|
:: devotion
|
| devocional {adj}
|
:: devotional
|
| devocionario {m}
|
:: prayer book
|
| devocionario {adj}
|
:: devotional
|
| devolución {f}
|
:: return
|
| devolución {f}
|
:: refund
|
| devolución {f}
|
:: devolution
|
| devolver {v}
|
:: to return, refund, restore, give back, hand back, bring back, send back etc
|
| devolver {v}
|
:: to pay back, repay (to pay an amount of money owed to another)
|
| devolver {v}
|
:: to devolve
|
| devolver {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to throw up, to vomit
|
| devoniano {adj}
|
:: Devonian
|
| devoniano {m}
|
:: Devonian
|
| devorador {adj}
|
:: devouring
|
| devoradora {f}
|
:: eater; devourer
|
| devorante {adj}
|
:: devastating
|
| devorar {v}
|
:: to devour
|
| Devos {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| devota {f}
|
:: feminine noun of devoto
|
| devotamente {adv}
|
:: devotedly
|
| devotísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of devoto
|
| devoto {adj}
|
:: devout, pious
|
| devoto {adj}
|
:: devoted
|
| devoto {m}
|
:: devotee; admirer
|
| dexado {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of dejado
|
| dexametasona {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: dexamethasone
|
| dexar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of dejar
|
| dextrano {m} [organic compound, carbohydrate]
|
:: dextran
|
| dextrina {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: dextrin
|
| dextrinasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: dextrinase
|
| dextroanfetamina {f}
|
:: dextroamphetamine
|
| dextrocardia {f}
|
:: dextrocardia
|
| dextrógiro {adj}
|
:: clockwise
|
| dextrometorfano {m}
|
:: dextromethorphan
|
| dextromoramida {f}
|
:: dextromoramide
|
| dextrorso {adj}
|
:: clockwise, deasil
|
| dextrosa {f}
|
:: dextrose
|
| deyección {f}
|
:: defecation
|
| deyección {f} [in the plural]
|
:: excrement
|
| deyección {f} [geology]
|
:: ejecta
|
| dezir {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of decir
|
| dezmar {v}
|
:: alternative form of diezmar
|
| DF {prop}
|
:: initialism of Distrito Federal (Mexican federal district)
|
| di- {prefix}
|
:: di-
|
| di- {prefix}
|
:: dis-
|
| dia {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of día
|
| día {m}
|
:: day (any period of 24 hours)
|
| día {m}
|
:: day (a period from midnight to the following midnight)
|
| día {m}
|
:: day (rotational period of a planet)
|
| día {m}
|
:: day (the part of a day period which one spends at work, school, etc.)
|
| día {m}
|
:: day, daytime (the part of the day between sunrise and sunset)
|
| día a día {m}
|
:: everyday life
|
| diabasa {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: diabase
|
| diabetes {f}
|
:: diabetes
|
| diabético {adj}
|
:: diabetic
|
| diabetologa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diabetologo
|
| diabetóloga {f}
|
:: diabetologist
|
| diabetológico {adj}
|
:: diabetic (of or pertaining to diabetes)
|
| diabetologo {m}
|
:: diabetologist
|
| diabetólogo {m}
|
:: diabetologist
|
| diabla {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diablo
|
| diablada {f}
|
:: a traditional dance from Bolivia characterised by the dancers wearing a devil suit
|
| diablesa {f}
|
:: deviless
|
| diablilla {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diablillo
|
| diablillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of diablo
|
| diablita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diablito
|
| diablito {m}
|
:: diminutive of diablo
|
| diablito {m} [Mexico]
|
:: hand truck
|
| diablo {m}
|
:: devil
|
| diablos {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: damn it, hell, heck
|
| diablos {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: the hell
|
| diablura {f}
|
:: prank
|
| diabólicamente {adv}
|
:: diabolically
|
| diabólico {adj}
|
:: diabolic
|
| diabolización {f}
|
:: demonization
|
| diabolizar {v}
|
:: to demonize
|
| diábolo {m}
|
:: diabolo
|
| diacachimba {adj} [Nicaragua]
|
:: cool; awesome
|
| diacereína {f} [organic compound]
|
:: diacerein
|
| diacilglicerol {m}
|
:: diacylglycerol, diglyceride
|
| diaclasa {f} [geology]
|
:: joint
|
| diácona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diácono
|
| diaconado {m}
|
:: deaconry
|
| diaconal {adj}
|
:: diaconal
|
| diaconía {f}
|
:: deaconry
|
| diaconía {f}
|
:: the house of a deacon
|
| diaconisa {f}
|
:: deaconess
|
| diácono {m}
|
:: deacon
|
| diacrítico {adj}
|
:: diacritical
|
| diacrítico {m}
|
:: diacritic, diacritical mark
|
| diacronía {f}
|
:: diachrony
|
| diacrónico {adj}
|
:: diachronic
|
| Día D {prop} {m} [historical]
|
:: D-Day (June 6, 1944)
|
| díada {f}
|
:: duo; twosome; two people joined at the hip
|
| Día de Acción de Gracias {prop} {m}
|
:: Thanksgiving (Thanksgiving Day)
|
| Día de la Emancipación {prop} {m}
|
:: Juneteenth
|
| Día de la Emancipación {prop} {m}
|
:: Emancipation Day (in different countries)
|
| Día de la Independencia {prop} {m}
|
:: Independence Day (holiday)
|
| Día de la Madre {prop} {m}
|
:: Mother's Day (a day in honor of mothers)
|
| Día de la Raza {prop} {m}
|
:: Columbus Day
|
| Día de la Tierra {prop} {m}
|
:: Earth Day
|
| Día de la Victoria {prop} {m}
|
:: Victory Day
|
| Día de los Caídos {prop} {m}
|
:: Memorial Day
|
| Día de los Inocentes {prop} {m}
|
:: Childermas (day commemorating the killing of the Holy Innocents)
|
| Día de los Inocentes {prop} {m} [by extension]
|
:: April Fools' Day
|
| Día de los Muertos {prop} {m} [Mexico]
|
:: Day of the Dead
|
| Día de los Santos Inocentes {prop} {m}
|
:: Childermas (day commemorating the killing of the Holy Innocents)
|
| Día del Padre {prop} {m}
|
:: Father's Day (holiday in celebration of fatherhood)
|
| Día del Presidente {prop} {m}
|
:: Presidents' Day (federal holiday)
|
| Día del Trabajo {prop} {m}
|
:: Labor Day
|
| diadema {f}
|
:: tiara (ornamental coronet)
|
| diadema {f}
|
:: diadem, crown
|
| diadema {f}
|
:: halo
|
| Día de Muertos {prop} {m}
|
:: All Souls' Day (Christian feast day)
|
| Día de Muertos {prop} {m} [Mexico]
|
:: Day of the Dead
|
| Día de San Valentín {prop} {m}
|
:: Valentine's Day
|
| Día de Todos los Santos {prop} {m}
|
:: All Saints' Day (feast day)
|
| diádoco {m}
|
:: diadochus
|
| diáfanamente {adv}
|
:: diaphanously
|
| diáfanamente {adv}
|
:: brightly
|
| diafanidad {f}
|
:: pellucidness, transparency
|
| diáfano {adj}
|
:: pellucid, transparent, diaphanous
|
| diáfano {adj}
|
:: clear, bright (said of the weather)
|
| diáfano {adj}
|
:: bright, well-lit
|
| día festivo {m} [Spain, Mexico, Colombia, Guatemala, Nicaragua]
|
:: holiday; bank holiday
|
| diáfisis {f}
|
:: diaphysis
|
| diafonía {f}
|
:: crosstalk
|
| diaforético {adj}
|
:: diaphoretic
|
| diafragma {m} [anatomy]
|
:: diaphragm (sheet of muscle separating the thorax from the abdomen)
|
| diafragma {m}
|
:: diaphragm (contraceptive device consisting of a flexible cup)
|
| diafragma {m} [photography]
|
:: diaphragm (thin, opaque structure with a central aperture)
|
| diafragma {m} [acoustics]
|
:: diaphragm (vibrating membrane in a speaker)
|
| diafragma {m} [botany]
|
:: diaphragm (membrane that separates one cavity from another)
|
| diafragma {m} [mechanics]
|
:: diaphragm (flexible membrane separating two chambers)
|
| diafragmar {v}
|
:: to diaphragm
|
| diafragmático {adj}
|
:: diaphragmatic
|
| diagénesis {f} [geology]
|
:: diagenesis
|
| diagnosis {f}
|
:: diagnosis
|
| diagnosticable {adj}
|
:: diagnosable
|
| diagnosticar {v}
|
:: to diagnose
|
| diagnóstico {adj}
|
:: diagnostic
|
| diagnóstico {m}
|
:: diagnosis
|
| diagnosticoterapéutico {adj}
|
:: relating or allowing both diagnosis and therapy
|
| diagonal {adj}
|
:: diagonal
|
| diagonal {f}
|
:: diagonal
|
| diagonalizable {adj}
|
:: diagonalizable
|
| diagonalización {f}
|
:: diagonalization
|
| diagonalizar {v}
|
:: to diagonalize
|
| diagonalmente {adv}
|
:: diagonally
|
| diagonal principal {f} [linear algebra]
|
:: main diagonal
|
| diagrama {m}
|
:: diagram
|
| diagramación {f}
|
:: The adding of a diagram on a page
|
| diagrama de flujo {m}
|
:: flow chart
|
| diagramar {v}
|
:: to diagram
|
| diaguita {adj}
|
:: Diaguita
|
| diaguita {mf}
|
:: Diaguita
|
| día hábil {m}
|
:: workday, working day
|
| dial {m}
|
:: dial
|
| día laborable {m}
|
:: working day; workday
|
| dialectal {adj}
|
:: dialectal
|
| dialécticamente {adv}
|
:: dialectically
|
| dialéctico {adj}
|
:: dialectic
|
| dialectismo {m}
|
:: dialectism
|
| dialecto {m}
|
:: dialect
|
| dialecto {m} [Central America, Peru, colloquial]
|
:: Native American language
|
| dialectóloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dialectólogo
|
| dialectología {f}
|
:: dialectology
|
| dialectólogo {m}
|
:: dialectologist
|
| dialipétalo {adj}
|
:: dialypetalous
|
| diálisis {f}
|
:: dialysis
|
| dializar {v}
|
:: to dialyze
|
| dialogante {adj}
|
:: open to dialogue, keen on dialogue
|
| dialogante {mf}
|
:: participant in a dialogue
|
| dialogar {v}
|
:: to talk, discuss
|
| dialogar {v}
|
:: to dialogue
|
| dialógico {adj}
|
:: dialogic
|
| diálogo {m}
|
:: dialogue (form of discourse)
|
| diálogo {m}
|
:: dialogue (literary form)
|
| diálogo de besugos {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: A conversation where the people talk at cross-purposes
|
| dialoguista {mf}
|
:: dialoguer
|
| diamantar {v}
|
:: to make shine like a diamond
|
| diamante {m}
|
:: diamond
|
| diamante {m} [card games]
|
:: diamond (a playing card of the suit diamonds, diamantes)
|
| diamante {m}
|
:: excelsior (a small size of type, standardized to 3 point)
|
| diamante mandarín {m}
|
:: zebra finch
|
| diamantífero {adj} [mineralogy]
|
:: diamondiferous
|
| diamantino {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to diamonds
|
| diamantino {adj} [poetic, figuratively]
|
:: hard, solid, unbreakable
|
| diamantista {mf}
|
:: diamond seller, miner, or dealer
|
| diametral {adj}
|
:: diametral (relating to a diameter)
|
| diametralmente {adv}
|
:: diametrically
|
| diámetro {m}
|
:: diameter
|
| diamina {f}
|
:: diamine
|
| diana {f} [also, figurative]
|
:: bullseye (of an archery target)
|
| diana {f}
|
:: archery target
|
| diana {f}
|
:: reveille (military wakening call)
|
| Diana {prop} {f} [Roman god]
|
:: Diana
|
| Diana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dianética {f}
|
:: Dianetics
|
| dianético {adj}
|
:: Dianetic
|
| diánico {adj}
|
:: Dianic
|
| diantre {m} [colloquial, euphemistic, obsolete]
|
:: devil
|
| diantre {interj} [obsolete]
|
:: bloody hell
|
| diantres {adv}
|
:: the heck, the devil (for emphasis after a question word)
|
| diapasón {m}
|
:: diapason
|
| diapasón {m}
|
:: tuning fork
|
| diapasón {m} [music]
|
:: fingerboard
|
| diapausa {f}
|
:: diapause
|
| diapiro {m}
|
:: diapir
|
| diaplejía {f}
|
:: diparesis
|
| diapositiva {f}
|
:: slide, transparency, diapositive (clear object on which a sample may be viewed)
|
| diápsido {m}
|
:: diapsid
|
| diariamente {adv}
|
:: daily (every day)
|
| diariero {m} [Argentina]
|
:: delivery boy
|
| diario {adj}
|
:: daily
|
| diario {m}
|
:: diary, journal
|
| diario {m}
|
:: daily
|
| diarista {mf}
|
:: diarist
|
| diarquía {f}
|
:: diarchy
|
| diarrea {f}
|
:: diarrhea
|
| diarrea del viajero {f} [medicine]
|
:: traveler's diarrhea
|
| diarreico {adj}
|
:: diarrheic
|
| diartrosis {f} [anatomy]
|
:: diarthrosis
|
| día sí, día también {adv} [idiom]
|
:: day in day out
|
| diasistema {m}
|
:: diasystem
|
| día sí y día también {adv}
|
:: alternative form of día sí, día también
|
| diáspora {f}
|
:: diaspora
|
| diaspro {m} [mineralogy]
|
:: jasper
|
| diastasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: diastase
|
| diastereoisómero {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: diastereoisomer
|
| diastereómero {m}
|
:: alternative form of diastereoisómero
|
| diástole {f} [physiology]
|
:: diastole (period when the heart refills with blood)
|
| diástole {f} [prosody]
|
:: diastole (lentghtening of a syllable)
|
| diastólico {adj}
|
:: diastolic (pertaining to a diastole)
|
| diátesis {f}
|
:: diathesis
|
| diatomea {f}
|
:: diatom
|
| diatómico {adj}
|
:: diatomic
|
| diatomita {f}
|
:: diatomite
|
| diatónico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: diatonic
|
| diatópico {adj}
|
:: diatopic
|
| diatriba {f}
|
:: diatribe
|
| Díaz {prop}
|
:: surname derived from the given name Diego
|
| diazepam {m}
|
:: diazepam
|
| diazina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: diazine
|
| diazinón {m}
|
:: diazinon
|
| diazo {m}
|
:: diazo
|
| diazometano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: diazomethane
|
| diazonio {m}
|
:: diazonium
|
| dibenzofurano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: dibenzofuran
|
| diborano {m}
|
:: diborane
|
| dibujador {m}
|
:: drawer, sketcher
|
| dibujadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dibujador
|
| dibujante {adj}
|
:: drawing, sketching
|
| dibujante {mf}
|
:: drawer, sketcher
|
| dibujar {vt}
|
:: to draw, to sketch
|
| dibujar {vt}
|
:: to describe vividly, to detail
|
| dibujar {vt}
|
:: to outline
|
| dibujarse {v}
|
:: to be outlined, to stand out
|
| dibujarse {v}
|
:: to be revealed, to take form
|
| dibujito {m}
|
:: diminutive of dibujo
|
| dibujo {m}
|
:: drawing
|
| dibujo {m}
|
:: tread (grooves in tire)
|
| dibujo animado {m}
|
:: cartoon
|
| dibujo técnico {m}
|
:: technical drawing
|
| dibutil {m}
|
:: dibutyl
|
| dicarboxílico {adj}
|
:: dicarboxylic
|
| dicasio {m}
|
:: dichasium
|
| dicasterio {m}
|
:: dicastery
|
| dicción {f}
|
:: diction
|
| diccionario {m}
|
:: dictionary, wordbook
|
| diccionario de sinónimos {m}
|
:: thesaurus (book of synonyms)
|
| diccionarista {mf}
|
:: lexicographer, dictionary-maker
|
| dicdic {m}
|
:: dik-dik
|
| dicha {f}
|
:: luck
|
| dicha {f}
|
:: bliss
|
| dicharachero {adj}
|
:: witty
|
| dicharachero {adj}
|
:: chatty, talkative
|
| dicharachero {m}
|
:: witty person
|
| dicharachero {m}
|
:: chatterbox
|
| dicharacho {m} [colloquial]
|
:: vulgarity (vulgar remark)
|
| dicho {adj}
|
:: mentioned, said, aforementioned
|
| dicho {m}
|
:: saying, expression
|
| dicho {m}
|
:: remark
|
| dicho {m}
|
:: proverb
|
| dicho {m}
|
:: marriage vow
|
| dicho de otro modo {adv} [idiom]
|
:: in other words
|
| dichosamente {adv}
|
:: happily, fortunately, luckily
|
| dichosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of dichoso
|
| dichoso {adj}
|
:: fortunate, lucky
|
| dichoso {adj}
|
:: blissful
|
| dichoso {adj}
|
:: darn, damned
|
| dichosos los ojos que te ven {phrase}
|
:: long time no see, you're a sight for sore eyes
|
| dicho y hecho {phrase}
|
:: said and done; no sooner said than done
|
| diciembre {m}
|
:: December
|
| diciente {adj}
|
:: telling
|
| dicigótico {adj}
|
:: dizygotic
|
| dicipulo {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of discípulo
|
| dickensiano {adj}
|
:: Dickensian
|
| diclofenaco {m}
|
:: diclofenac
|
| dicloro {m}
|
:: dichlorine
|
| dicloroetano {m}
|
:: dichloroethane
|
| diclorometano {m}
|
:: dichloromethane
|
| dicloruro {m}
|
:: dichloride
|
| dicótico {adj}
|
:: dichotic
|
| dicotiledón {adj}
|
:: dicotyledonous
|
| dicotiledón {m} [botany]
|
:: dicotyledon
|
| dicotiledónea {f}
|
:: dicotyledon
|
| dicotiledóneo {adj}
|
:: dicotyledonous
|
| dicótomamente {adv}
|
:: dichotomously
|
| dicotomía {f}
|
:: dichotomy (a separation or division in two)
|
| dicotomía {f} [logic, philosophy]
|
:: dichotomy (a division of a class into two disjoint subclasses)
|
| dicotomía {f} [botany]
|
:: dichotomy (bifurcation)
|
| dicotómicamente {adv}
|
:: dichotomously
|
| dicotómico {adj}
|
:: dichotomic
|
| dicotomizar {v}
|
:: to dichotomize
|
| dicótomo {adj}
|
:: dichotomous
|
| dicroico {adj}
|
:: dichroic
|
| dicromato {m}
|
:: dichromate
|
| dictablanda {f}
|
:: a soft-handed dictatorship
|
| dictación {f} [law]
|
:: issuance, promulgation
|
| dictado {m}
|
:: dictation
|
| dictador {m}
|
:: A dictator
|
| dictadora {f}
|
:: female dictator
|
| dictadorcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of dictador
|
| dictadorzuelo {m}
|
:: pejorative of dictador
|
| dictadura {f}
|
:: dictatorship
|
| dictamen {m}
|
:: report
|
| dictamen {m} [legal]
|
:: report
|
| dictaminación {f} [legal]
|
:: ruling
|
| dictaminador {adj}
|
:: ruling
|
| dictaminador {m}
|
:: ruler
|
| dictaminadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dictaminador
|
| dictaminar {v}
|
:: to rule (decide judicially)
|
| dictar {v}
|
:: to dictate
|
| dictar {v}
|
:: to pronounce
|
| dictar {v}
|
:: to give; to deliver (i.e. a lecture)
|
| dictar {v} [legal]
|
:: to lay down
|
| dictatorial {adj}
|
:: dictatorial
|
| dictatorialmente {adv}
|
:: dictatorially
|
| dicterio {m}
|
:: taunt
|
| dictioma {m} [medicine, obsolete]
|
:: medulloepithelioma
|
| dictum {m}
|
:: dictum
|
| didáctica {f}
|
:: feminine noun of didáctico
|
| didácticamente {adv}
|
:: didactically
|
| didáctico {adj}
|
:: didactic (but only in the sense of being intended to instruct in a good way, without any negative connotations or moral implications)
|
| didactismo {m}
|
:: didacticism
|
| didaquista {mf}
|
:: Didachist
|
| didjeridu {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: didgeridoo
|
| diecinueve {num}
|
:: nineteen
|
| diecinueveavo {adj}
|
:: nineteenth
|
| diecinueveavo {m}
|
:: nineteenth
|
| dieciochesco {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the 18th century
|
| dieciocho {num}
|
:: eighteen
|
| dieciochoavo {adj} [fractional]
|
:: eighteenth
|
| dieciochoavo {m} [fractional]
|
:: eighteenth
|
| dieciséis {num}
|
:: sixteen
|
| dieciséisañera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dieciséisañero
|
| dieciséisañero {m}
|
:: sixteen-year-old
|
| dieciseisavo {m} [fractional]
|
:: sixteenth
|
| diecisiete {num}
|
:: seventeen
|
| diecisieteavo {m} [fractional]
|
:: seventeenth
|
| diédrico {adj}
|
:: dihedral
|
| diedro {adj}
|
:: dihedral
|
| diedro {m}
|
:: dihedral
|
| diégesis {f}
|
:: The plot or narrative of a written work
|
| Diego {prop} {m}
|
:: given name, thought to be a diminutive of Santiago or, most likely, a contraction of the preposition "de" (of) + "Iago" (Galician for Jacob, which is pronounced "d'Iago").
|
| diegueño {m}
|
:: The Kumeyaay, a Native American people of Southern California and Baja California
|
| diegueño {m}
|
:: The Kumeyaay language (diegueño del Sur)
|
| diegueño {m}
|
:: The Ipai language (diegueño del Norte)
|
| diegueño {m}
|
:: A member of this people
|
| Diegueño {prop}
|
:: alternative case form of diegueño
|
| dieléctrico {adj}
|
:: dielectric
|
| dieno {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: diene
|
| dienófilo {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: dienophile
|
| dientazo {m}
|
:: bitemark
|
| diente {m}
|
:: tooth (anatomy)
|
| diente {m}
|
:: tooth (sharp projection on the blade of a saw or similar implement)
|
| diente {m}
|
:: clove (of garlic)
|
| dientecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of diente
|
| dientecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of diente
|
| diente de leche {m}
|
:: milk tooth
|
| diente de león {m}
|
:: dandelion
|
| diente incisivo {m}
|
:: incisor
|
| dientudo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador]
|
:: with big teeth
|
| diéresis {f}
|
:: dieresis
|
| diesel {m}
|
:: diesel
|
| diésel {m}
|
:: diesel fuel
|
| diestramente {adv}
|
:: skilfully; adroitly
|
| diestrísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of diestro
|
| diestro {adj}
|
:: right, right-hand (direction)
|
| diestro {adj}
|
:: right-handed
|
| diestro {adj}
|
:: skillful, dexterous, adroit
|
| diestro {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: dexter, dextral
|
| diestro {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: bullfighter
|
| dieta {f}
|
:: diet (the food and beverages a person or animal consumes)
|
| dieta {f}
|
:: diet (a controlled regimen of food and drink)
|
| dieta {f}
|
:: diet (a council or assembly of leaders)
|
| dieta de Maduro {prop} {f} [colloquial]
|
:: Maduro diet
|
| dietar {v}
|
:: alternative form of adietar
|
| dietario {adj}
|
:: dietary
|
| dietario {m}
|
:: diary, planner, schedule
|
| dietética {f}
|
:: dietetics
|
| dietético {adj}
|
:: dietetic, dietary
|
| dietilenglicol {m} [organic compound]
|
:: diethylene glycol
|
| dietilenoglicol {m}
|
:: diethylene glycol
|
| dietiléter {m} [organic compound]
|
:: diethyl ether
|
| dietilo {m}
|
:: diethyl
|
| dietilpropión {m}
|
:: diethylpropion
|
| dietista {mf}
|
:: dietitian, dietician
|
| diez {num}
|
:: ten
|
| diez {m} [education, number grade]
|
:: A (highest grade in testing)
|
| Diez {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
| diez cuatro {interj}
|
:: alternative spelling of diez-cuatro
|
| diez-cuatro {interj}
|
:: ten-four
|
| Diez Mandamientos {prop} {mp} [pluralonly]
|
:: The Ten Commandments
|
| diezmar {v}
|
:: to decimate
|
| diezmar {v}
|
:: to tithe (pay a tithe)
|
| diez mil {num}
|
:: ten thousand
|
| diezmillonésimo {adj}
|
:: ten millionth
|
| diezmo {m}
|
:: tithe
|
| diezmo {adj} [archaic]
|
:: tenth
|
| Diez Palabras {prop} {f} [pluralonly]
|
:: The Ten Commandments
|
| difamación {f}
|
:: defamation
|
| difamador {adj}
|
:: defamatory, slanderous
|
| difamador {m}
|
:: defamer
|
| difamadora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of difamador
|
| difamar {v}
|
:: to defame, to libel
|
| difamatorio {adj}
|
:: defamatory
|
| difenhidramina {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: diphenhydramine
|
| difenil {m}
|
:: diphenyl
|
| difenilacetileno {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: diphenylacetylene
|
| difeomorfismo {m}
|
:: diffeomorphism
|
| diferencia {f}
|
:: difference
|
| diferenciabilidad {f}
|
:: differentiability
|
| diferenciable {adj}
|
:: differentiable, distinguishable
|
| diferenciación {f}
|
:: differentiation (act of differentiating)
|
| diferenciadamente {adv}
|
:: separately, apart
|
| diferenciador {adj}
|
:: differentiating, distinguishing
|
| diferencial {adj}
|
:: differential
|
| diferencial {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: differential
|
| diferencial {m}
|
:: differential
|
| diferencial {m} [economics]
|
:: differential, gap
|
| diferencial {f} [mathematics]
|
:: differential
|
| diferencialmente {adv}
|
:: differentially
|
| diferenciar {vt}
|
:: to differentiate (to show the difference between two things)
|
| diferendo {m}
|
:: dispute
|
| diferente {adj}
|
:: different
|
| diferentemente {adv}
|
:: differently
|
| diferido {m} [television]
|
:: recording
|
| diferimiento {m}
|
:: deferral, deferment
|
| diferir {v}
|
:: to differ
|
| diferir {v}
|
:: to defer
|
| difícil {adj}
|
:: difficult, hard, tough, challenging, rough, tricky, trying, arduous, testing
|
| difícil {adj}
|
:: unlikely (i.e. improbable)
|
| difícil {adj}
|
:: awkward (e.g. situation or position)
|
| difícil {adj} [figurative]
|
:: rocky, bumpy (e.g. start, road)
|
| dificílimo {adj} [antiquated]
|
:: most difficult, extremely difficult
|
| dificilísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of difícil; extremely difficult
|
| difícilmente {adv}
|
:: with difficulty
|
| difícilmente {adv}
|
:: scarcely
|
| dificultad {f}
|
:: difficulty, trouble, problem, challenge, constraint, strenuousness, arduousness
|
| dificultad {f}
|
:: awkwardness
|
| dificultad {f}
|
:: hardship, challenge, plight, distress [plural]
|
| dificultar {v}
|
:: to make difficult, to hamper, to hinder, to impede, to complicate
|
| dificultosamente {adv}
|
:: difficultly
|
| dificultoso {adj}
|
:: difficult, tricky
|
| diflunisal {m}
|
:: diflunisal
|
| difluoruro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: difluoride
|
| difónico {adj}
|
:: overtone (singing style)
|
| difosfato {m}
|
:: diphosphate
|
| difracción {f}
|
:: diffraction
|
| difractar {v}
|
:: to diffract
|
| difteria {f}
|
:: diphtheria
|
| diftérico {adj}
|
:: diphtheric
|
| difuminación {f}
|
:: blurring; act of being blurred
|
| difuminar {v}
|
:: to blur, smudge, smear (make indistinct or hazy)
|
| difuminar {v}
|
:: to fade (disappear gradually)
|
| difundir {v}
|
:: to spread, to disseminate (ideas, etc.)
|
| difunto {adj}
|
:: deceased, defunct
|
| difusamente {adv}
|
:: diffusely, nebulously
|
| difusión {f}
|
:: spreading
|
| difusionismo {m}
|
:: diffusionism
|
| difusividad {f}
|
:: diffusivity
|
| difuso {adj}
|
:: diffuse
|
| difuso {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: fuzzy
|
| difusor {adj}
|
:: diffusing
|
| difusor {m}
|
:: diffuser
|
| difusor {m}
|
:: blow dryer
|
| digamma {f}
|
:: digamma; the Greek letter Ϝ, ϝ
|
| digástrico {m}
|
:: digastric, digastricus
|
| digástrico {adj}
|
:: digastric
|
| digerible {adj}
|
:: digestible
|
| digerir {v}
|
:: to digest
|
| digestibilidad {f}
|
:: digestability
|
| digestible {adj}
|
:: digestible
|
| digestión {f}
|
:: digestion
|
| digestivo {adj}
|
:: digestive
|
| digestivo {m}
|
:: digestive
|
| digipack {m}
|
:: digipak
|
| digitación {f}
|
:: digitization
|
| digital {adj}
|
:: digital; having to do with the fingers or toes
|
| digital {adj}
|
:: digital; dealing with discrete values rather than a continuous spectrum of values
|
| digital {adj}
|
:: digital; dealing with the display of numerical values
|
| digital {f}
|
:: foxglove (plant, flower)
|
| digitalización {f}
|
:: digitization/digitisation, digitalization/digitalisation
|
| digitalizador {m}
|
:: digitizer
|
| digitalizar {vt}
|
:: to digitalize
|
| digitalmente {adv}
|
:: digitally
|
| digitar {v}
|
:: to type
|
| digitar {v}
|
:: to key in, to enter (into a computer)
|
| dígito {m}
|
:: digit (numeral)
|
| diglicérido {m}
|
:: diglyceride
|
| diglosia {f}
|
:: diglossia
|
| diglósico {adj}
|
:: diglossic
|
| dignamente {adv}
|
:: worthily
|
| dignar {vr}
|
:: to deign
|
| dignarse {v}
|
:: to deign, condescend
|
| dignataria {f}
|
:: dignitary
|
| dignatario {m}
|
:: dignitary
|
| dignidad {f}
|
:: dignity
|
| dignificación {f}
|
:: dignification
|
| dignificante {adj}
|
:: dignifying
|
| dignificar {vt}
|
:: to dignify
|
| dignísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of digno
|
| digno {adj}
|
:: worthy
|
| digno {adj}
|
:: honourable
|
| digno {adj}
|
:: dignified, respectful
|
| digoxina {f}
|
:: digoxin
|
| digo yo {phrase}
|
:: That's what I say; in my opinion
|
| dígrafo {m}
|
:: digraph
|
| digresión {f}
|
:: digression
|
| digüeñe {m}
|
:: dihueñe
|
| dihidrofolato {m}
|
:: dihydrofolate
|
| dihidrógeno {m}
|
:: dihydrogen
|
| dihidrotestosterona {f}
|
:: dihydrotestosterone
|
| dihidroxiacetona {f} [organic compound]
|
:: dihydroxyacetone
|
| dihidroxilación {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: dihydroxylation
|
| dihueñe {m}
|
:: Cyttaria espinosae, an edible mushroom that grows on oak from Chile
|
| diisocianato {m}
|
:: diisocyanate
|
| diíta {m}
|
:: diminutive of día
|
| dije {adj} [invariant, Chile, Bolivia]
|
:: pleasant, nice, likable (of a person)
|
| dije {m}
|
:: adorns, locket
|
| dije {m}
|
:: amulet, charm
|
| Dijon {prop}
|
:: Dijon (capital city)
|
| diktat {m}
|
:: diktat
|
| dilación {f}
|
:: delay
|
| dilapidación {f}
|
:: waste, profligacy
|
| dilapidador {adj}
|
:: wasteful, profligate
|
| dilapidar {v}
|
:: to squander, to waste
|
| dilatación {f}
|
:: expansion, dilatation, dilation
|
| dilatadamente {adv}
|
:: dilatedly
|
| dilatadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of dilatado
|
| dilatado {adj}
|
:: dilative
|
| dilatador {adj}
|
:: dilating
|
| dilatador {m}
|
:: dilator
|
| dilatar {v}
|
:: to dilate
|
| dilatar {v}
|
:: to prolong
|
| dilatar {v}
|
:: to delay, postpone
|
| dilatorio {adj}
|
:: delaying, dilatory
|
| dildo {m}
|
:: dildo
|
| dilecto {adj} [formal]
|
:: favoured, preferred
|
| dilema {m}
|
:: dilemma, quandary
|
| dilemático {adj}
|
:: dilemmatic
|
| diletante {mf}
|
:: dilettante
|
| diletante {adj}
|
:: dilettante
|
| diletantismo {m}
|
:: dilettantism
|
| Dili {prop}
|
:: Dili (capital city)
|
| diligencia {f}
|
:: diligence
|
| diligencia {f}
|
:: errand
|
| diligencia {f}
|
:: stagecoach
|
| diligenciamiento {m}
|
:: management
|
| diligenciar {v}
|
:: to deal with; manage
|
| diligente {adj}
|
:: diligent, conscientious
|
| diligentemente {adv}
|
:: diligently
|
| diligentísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of diligente
|
| dilofosaurio {m}
|
:: dilophosaurid
|
| dilogía {f}
|
:: dilogy (use of a word with two distinct meanings in the same sentence)
|
| dilo por tí {phrase}
|
:: speak for yourself
|
| dilucidación {f}
|
:: dilucidation
|
| dilucidar {vt}
|
:: to elucidate, clarify
|
| dilucidar {vt}
|
:: to clear up
|
| dilución {f}
|
:: dilution
|
| diluir {v}
|
:: to dilute
|
| diluvial {adj}
|
:: diluvial
|
| diluviano {adj}
|
:: diluvian
|
| diluviar {v}
|
:: to pour (as with rain)
|
| diluvio {m}
|
:: deluge, downpour
|
| diluyente {m}
|
:: paint thinner
|
| dim. {n}
|
:: abbreviation of diminutivo
|
| dimanar {v}
|
:: to source (of a river, to start)
|
| dimanar {v}
|
:: to stem; arise; crop up
|
| dime a ver {phrase} [idiomatic, slang]
|
:: what's up
|
| dime con quién andas, y te diré quién eres {proverb}
|
:: Tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are.
|
| dimensión {f}
|
:: dimension (a single aspect of a given thing)
|
| dimensión {f}
|
:: dimension (a measure of spatial extent in a particular direction)
|
| dimensión {f}
|
:: scale, scope, extent
|
| dimensional {adj}
|
:: dimensional
|
| dimensionalidad {f}
|
:: dimensionality
|
| dimensionalmente {adv}
|
:: dimensionally
|
| dimensionamiento {m}
|
:: dimensioning
|
| dimensionar {vt}
|
:: to gauge, to measure
|
| dimérico {adj}
|
:: dimeric
|
| dimerización {f}
|
:: dimerization
|
| dimerizar {v}
|
:: to dimerize
|
| dímero {m} [chemistry]
|
:: dimer
|
| dimes {mp}
|
:: only used in dimes y diretes
|
| dimes y diretes {fp} [idiom]
|
:: squabbling, crossed words
|
| dimes y diretes {fp} [idiom]
|
:: he said, she said
|
| dimetil {m}
|
:: dimethyl
|
| dimetilamina {f} [organic chemistry]
|
:: dimethylamine
|
| dimetilformamida {f} [organic compound]
|
:: dimethylformamide
|
| dimetílico {adj}
|
:: dimethyl
|
| dimetilmercurio {m} [organic compound]
|
:: dimethylmercury
|
| dimetilo {m}
|
:: dimethyl
|
| dimetoxietano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: dimethoxyethane
|
| dimidial {adj} [rare]
|
:: related to something coming forth in halves
|
| dimidiar {v}
|
:: rare form of demediar
|
| diminución {f}
|
:: reduction
|
| diminutamente {adv}
|
:: minutely
|
| diminutivo {m} [grammar]
|
:: diminutive
|
| diminuto {adj}
|
:: minute, tiny
|
| dimisión {f}
|
:: resignation (leaving one's job or post)
|
| dimisión {f}
|
:: resignation letter
|
| dimisionar {v}
|
:: to resign
|
| dimisionario {adj}
|
:: outgoing, resigning
|
| dimitente {adj}
|
:: outgoing, resigning
|
| dimitir {vit}
|
:: to resign (to quit a job or position)
|
| dimórfico {adj}
|
:: dimorphic
|
| dimorfismo {m}
|
:: dimorphism
|
| dimuño {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of demonio
|
| dinacharya {m}
|
:: dinacharya
|
| Dinamarca {prop} {f}
|
:: Denmark
|
| dinamarqués {adj}
|
:: Danish
|
| dinamarqués {m}
|
:: Dane
|
| dinámica {f}
|
:: dynamic, dynamics
|
| dinámicamente {adv}
|
:: dynamically
|
| dinámico {adj}
|
:: dynamic
|
| dinamina {f}
|
:: dynamin
|
| dinamismo {m}
|
:: dynamism
|
| dinamita {f}
|
:: dynamite
|
| dinamitar {vt}
|
:: to dynamite (to blow up with dynamite or other high explosive)
|
| dinamitazo {m}
|
:: dynamite blast
|
| dinamitera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dinamitero
|
| dinamitero {m}
|
:: dynamiter
|
| dinamización {f}
|
:: dynamization
|
| dinamizador {adj}
|
:: revitalizing, stimulating
|
| dinamizar {v}
|
:: to dynamise
|
| dinamo {m}
|
:: dynamo
|
| dínamo {m}
|
:: dynamo
|
| dinamómetro {m}
|
:: dynamometer
|
| dinar {m}
|
:: dinar
|
| diñar {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to give (something to someone); to hand over; pass on
|
| diñarla {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to croak, snuff it (die)
|
| diñársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: to trick
|
| dinasta {mf}
|
:: dynast
|
| dinastía {f}
|
:: dynasty
|
| dinásticamente {adv}
|
:: dynastically
|
| dinástico {adj}
|
:: dynastic
|
| dineína {f} [protein]
|
:: dynein
|
| dineral {m}
|
:: mint (large amount of money)
|
| dineraria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dinerario
|
| dinerario {adj} [attributive]
|
:: money
|
| dinerillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of dinero
|
| dinerito {m}
|
:: diminutive of dinero
|
| dinero {m}
|
:: money
|
| dinero {m}
|
:: wealth
|
| dinero contante {m}
|
:: cash money
|
| dinero de plástico {m}
|
:: plastic money, including credit card, debit card, gift card, smart card, digital wallet, electronic purse
|
| dinero negro {m}
|
:: dirty money, black money
|
| dinero plástico {m}
|
:: credit card (electronic money)
|
| dingo {m}
|
:: dingo
|
| dingui {m}
|
:: dinghy
|
| dinitrato {m}
|
:: dinitrate
|
| dinitrilo {m}
|
:: dinitrile
|
| dinitrofenilhidrazina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: dinitrophenylhydrazine
|
| dinitrógeno {m}
|
:: dinitrogen
|
| dinka {adj}
|
:: Dinka
|
| dino {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of digno
|
| dinoflagelado {m}
|
:: dinoflagellate (any of many marine protozoa of the phylum Dinoflagellata)
|
| dinorfina {f}
|
:: dynorphin
|
| dinosaurio {m} [zoology]
|
:: dinosaur
|
| dinoterio {m}
|
:: deinothere
|
| dintel {m}
|
:: lintel
|
| dinucleótido {m} [biochemistry]
|
:: dinucleotide
|
| diocesano {adj}
|
:: diocesan
|
| diócesis {f}
|
:: diocese
|
| Diocleciano {prop} {m}
|
:: Diocletian (Roman cognomen)
|
| diodo {m} [electronics]
|
:: diode
|
| diofántico {adj}
|
:: diophantine
|
| dioico {adj}
|
:: dioecious
|
| diol {m} [organic compound]
|
:: diol
|
| Diomedes {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Diomedes (Greek mythical hero)
|
| Dion {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Dionisia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dionisiaco {adj}
|
:: alternative form of dionisíaco
|
| dionisíaco {adj}
|
:: Dionysian
|
| Dionisio {prop} {m}
|
:: given name, a theophoric name deriving from Dionysus of which many rulers bore in the classical and post-classical eras
|
| Dioniso {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Dionysus
|
| diópsido {m} [mineral]
|
:: diopside
|
| dioptría {f}
|
:: diopter
|
| diorita {f}
|
:: diorite
|
| diorítico {adj}
|
:: dioritic
|
| dios {m}
|
:: god
|
| Dios {prop} {m}
|
:: God
|
| diosa {f}
|
:: goddess
|
| diosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: diose
|
| diosa de la cama {f} [idiomatic]
|
:: sex goddess
|
| dios astado {m}
|
:: Horned God
|
| dios cornudo {m}
|
:: Horned God
|
| Diosdado {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Dios da pan a quien no tiene dientes {phrase} [idiom]
|
:: cast pearls before swine
|
| diosecilla {f} [mythology]
|
:: minor goddess
|
| Dios los cría y ellos se juntan {proverb}
|
:: birds of a feather flock together
|
| Dios me libre {phrase} [idiom]
|
:: God forbid
|
| Dios mío {interj}
|
:: my God!; oh my God! (an expression of shock or surprise)
|
| Dios te la depare buena {phrase}
|
:: best of luck; good luck
|
| dióxido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: dioxide
|
| dióxido de azufre {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: sulfur dioxide
|
| dióxido de carbono {m} [inorganic compound]
|
:: carbon dioxide (CO2)
|
| dioxígeno {m}
|
:: dioxygen
|
| dioxina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: dioxin
|
| dioxoantraceno {m} [organic compound]
|
:: dioxoanthracene
|
| dip {m}
|
:: dip (sauce for dipping)
|
| dipeptidil {f}
|
:: dipeptidyl
|
| dipéptido {m} [organic compound]
|
:: dipeptide
|
| dipipanona {f}
|
:: dipipanone
|
| dipiramidal {adj}
|
:: dipyramidal
|
| diplexor {m}
|
:: diplexer
|
| diploblástico {adj} [embryology]
|
:: diploblastic
|
| diplodócido {m}
|
:: diplodocid
|
| diplodocus {m}
|
:: diplodocus
|
| diploide {adj} [cytology]
|
:: diploid
|
| diploidía {f}
|
:: diploidy
|
| diploma {m}
|
:: diploma
|
| diplomacia {f}
|
:: diplomacy (art of conducting international relations)
|
| diplomada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diplomado
|
| diplomado {adj}
|
:: qualified
|
| diplomado {m}
|
:: graduate
|
| diplomado {m}
|
:: person with a title or diploma
|
| diplomar {vt}
|
:: to graduate (to certify a student as having earned a degree)
|
| diplomar {vr}
|
:: to graduate (receive a degree)
|
| diplomática {f}
|
:: diplomacy
|
| diplomática {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diplomático
|
| diplomáticamente {adv}
|
:: diplomatically
|
| diplomático {adj}
|
:: diplomatic
|
| diplomático {m}
|
:: diplomat
|
| diplomatura {f}
|
:: diploma course
|
| diplopía {f}
|
:: diplopy
|
| diplosoma {m} [cytology]
|
:: diplosome
|
| dipolar {adj}
|
:: dipolar
|
| dipolo {m} [chemistry]
|
:: dipole
|
| dippear {v}
|
:: to dip (food)
|
| dipsómana {f}
|
:: dipsomaniac
|
| dipsomanía {f}
|
:: dipsomania
|
| dipsómano {m}
|
:: dipsomaniac
|
| díptero {adj}
|
:: dipterous
|
| díptero {adj}
|
:: dipteral
|
| díptero {m}
|
:: dipteran
|
| díptico {m}
|
:: diptych
|
| diptongación {f}
|
:: diphthongization
|
| diptongar {v}
|
:: to pronounce a diphthong
|
| diptongo {m}
|
:: diphthong
|
| diputación {f}
|
:: deputation
|
| diputada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diputado
|
| diputadil {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to a representative in a legislative chamber
|
| diputadita {f}
|
:: diminutive of diputada
|
| diputadito {m}
|
:: diminutive of diputado
|
| diputado {m}
|
:: deputy
|
| diputado {m}
|
:: a representative in a legislative chamber
|
| diputar {v}
|
:: to depute; to delegate
|
| dique {m}
|
:: dam, dike
|
| dique {m}
|
:: dock
|
| dique {m} [geology]
|
:: dike
|
| dique {m} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: lie
|
| dique {interj} [Dominican Republic, slang]
|
:: Said when someone thinks someone is lying
|
| dique {adv}
|
:: supposedly; lyingly
|
| dircom {m}
|
:: clipping of director de comunicación director of communications
|
| dirección {f}
|
:: address
|
| dirección {f}
|
:: direction
|
| dirección {f}
|
:: management, or running of a business or organisation
|
| direccionable {adj}
|
:: addressable
|
| direccional {adj}
|
:: directional
|
| direccional {f}
|
:: indicator, turn signal (flashing lights on each side of a vehicle which indicate a turn is being made)
|
| direccionalidad {f}
|
:: directionality
|
| direccionamiento {m} [computing]
|
:: addressing
|
| direccionar {v} [computing]
|
:: to address
|
| dirección de correo electrónico {f} [computing]
|
:: e-mail address
|
| dirección IP {f}
|
:: IP address
|
| directa {f}
|
:: high gear
|
| directamente {adv}
|
:: directly, firsthand
|
| directamente {adv}
|
:: outright
|
| directiva {f}
|
:: board of directors
|
| directiva {f}
|
:: feminine noun of directivo, female director or executive
|
| directividad {f}
|
:: directivity
|
| directivo {adj}
|
:: directing, executive, director [attributive] (related to the managing of a department or company)
|
| directivo {m}
|
:: director, executive
|
| directo {adj}
|
:: direct, straightforward
|
| directo {adj}
|
:: blunt, straight
|
| directo {adj} [broadcasting, music]
|
:: live
|
| director {m}
|
:: director
|
| director {m}
|
:: conductor (of musical ensembles)
|
| director {m} [school]
|
:: principal [North America], headmaster [UK]
|
| directora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of director
|
| directora {f}
|
:: head (headmistress)
|
| directora de funeraria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of director de funeraria
|
| directora de pompas fúnebres {f}
|
:: feminine noun of director de pompas fúnebres
|
| directoral {adj}
|
:: directorial
|
| director de funeraria {m}
|
:: funeral director, mortician, undertaker
|
| director de pompas fúnebres {m} [Spain]
|
:: funeral director, mortician, undertaker
|
| directorial {adj}
|
:: directorial
|
| directorio {m}
|
:: directory
|
| directorio {m}
|
:: directive
|
| directorio telefónico {m}
|
:: phone book
|
| directriz {f}
|
:: guideline
|
| directriz {f} [mathematics]
|
:: directrix
|
| diretes {n}
|
:: only used in dimes y diretes
|
| dírham {m}
|
:: dirham
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| diriambina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diriambino
|
| diriambino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Diriamba
|
| diriambino {m}
|
:: Someone from Diriamba
|
| dirigencia {f}
|
:: leadership
|
| dirigencial {adj}
|
:: managing; leading
|
| dirigencialmente {adv}
|
:: regarding leadership
|
| dirigenta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dirigente
|
| dirigente {adj}
|
:: leading, ruling
|
| dirigente {adj}
|
:: managing
|
| dirigente {mf}
|
:: leader
|
| dirigentillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of dirigente
|
| dirigible {m}
|
:: dirigible
|
| dirigido {adj}
|
:: directed
|
| dirigir {v}
|
:: to direct
|
| dirigir {v}
|
:: to lead, guide, conduct
|
| dirigir {v}
|
:: to steer
|
| dirigir {vp}
|
:: to address, direct to
|
| dirigir {vp}
|
:: to head, to make one's way, to head over
|
| dirigirse {vi}
|
:: to head, to make one's way, to go to (move in a specified direction)
|
| dirigismo {m}
|
:: dirigisme
|
| dirimente {adj}
|
:: diriment
|
| dirimible {adj}
|
:: resolvable
|
| dirimir {v}
|
:: to resolve, settle
|
| dirimir {v}
|
:: to cancel, void, annul, dissolve
|
| dirosáurido {m}
|
:: dyrosaurid
|
| dis- {prefix}
|
:: dis-
|
| disacaridasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: disaccharidase
|
| disacárido {m} [carbohydrate]
|
:: disaccharide
|
| disautonomía {f}
|
:: dysautonomia
|
| disbiosis {f}
|
:: dysbiosis
|
| discal {adj}
|
:: discal (related to a disk)
|
| discalculia {f}
|
:: dyscalculia
|
| discanto {m}
|
:: descant
|
| discapacidad {f}
|
:: disability
|
| discapacitado {adj}
|
:: handicapped
|
| discapacitante {adj}
|
:: debilitating
|
| discapacitar {v}
|
:: to incapacitate; handicap
|
| discar {v}
|
:: to dial
|
| discente {mf}
|
:: learner, student
|
| discernible {adj}
|
:: discernible
|
| discernimiento {m}
|
:: discernment
|
| discernir {v}
|
:: to distinguish, discern
|
| discinesia {f}
|
:: dyskinesia
|
| disciplina {f}
|
:: discipline
|
| disciplina {f}
|
:: subject (area of study)
|
| disciplinadamente {adv}
|
:: in a disciplined manner
|
| disciplinado {adj}
|
:: disciplined
|
| disciplinamiento {m}
|
:: disciplining
|
| disciplinante {adj}
|
:: disciplined
|
| disciplinante {mf} [religion]
|
:: flagellant
|
| disciplinar {v}
|
:: to discipline
|
| disciplinariamente {adv}
|
:: disciplinarily
|
| disciplinario {adj}
|
:: disciplinary
|
| discípula {f}
|
:: feminine noun of discípulo
|
| discipulado {m}
|
:: discipleship
|
| discipulado {m}
|
:: disciples
|
| discípulo {m}
|
:: disciple (a person who learns from another, especially one who then teaches others)
|
| discípulo {m}
|
:: disciple (an active follower or adherent of someone, or some philosophy)
|
| disco {f}
|
:: club, discotheque
|
| disco {m}
|
:: disc, disk
|
| disco {m}
|
:: phonograph record or disc
|
| disco {m}
|
:: rotary dial
|
| disco {m} [athletics]
|
:: discus
|
| discóbola {f}
|
:: discobolus (a discus thrower)
|
| discóbolo {m}
|
:: discobolus (a discus thrower)
|
| discocelular {m}
|
:: discocellular
|
| disco compacto {m}
|
:: compact disc
|
| disco duro {m} [computing]
|
:: hard drive
|
| disco flexible {m}
|
:: floppy disk
|
| discografía {f}
|
:: discography
|
| discográfica {f}
|
:: record label
|
| discográficamente {adv}
|
:: discographically
|
| discográfico {adj}
|
:: discographical
|
| discoidal {adj}
|
:: discoidal
|
| discoide {adj}
|
:: disk-shaped; discoid
|
| discoideo {adj}
|
:: discoid
|
| díscolo {adj}
|
:: rebellious, disobedient, unruly
|
| díscolo {m}
|
:: disobeyer
|
| discomovil {m}
|
:: mobile disco
|
| disconforme {adj}
|
:: dissatisfied, unhappy
|
| disconformidad {f}
|
:: disconformity
|
| discontinuación {f}
|
:: discontinuation
|
| discontinuamente {adv}
|
:: discontinuously
|
| discontinuar {v}
|
:: to discontinue
|
| discontinuidad {f}
|
:: discontinuity
|
| discontinuo {adj}
|
:: broken, interrupted
|
| discordancia {f}
|
:: discord
|
| discordante {adj}
|
:: discordant, conflicting
|
| discordantemente {adv}
|
:: discordantly
|
| discordar {v}
|
:: to disagree
|
| discordar {v}
|
:: to be out of tune
|
| discorde {adj}
|
:: discordant
|
| discordia {f}
|
:: discord, disagreement
|
| discoteca {f}
|
:: discotheque, club
|
| discotecón {m}
|
:: augmentative of discoteca
|
| discoteque {f} [Chile]
|
:: discotheque, nightclub
|
| discotequero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: disco
|
| discotienda {f}
|
:: record shop
|
| discrasia {f}
|
:: dyscrasia
|
| discreción {f}
|
:: discretion
|
| discrecional {adj}
|
:: discretionary
|
| discrecionalidad {f}
|
:: discretion, discreetness
|
| discrecionalmente {adv}
|
:: discretionally
|
| discrepancia {f}
|
:: conflict
|
| discrepancia {f}
|
:: discrepancy
|
| discrepante {adj}
|
:: discrepant, divergent
|
| discrepar {v}
|
:: to disagree
|
| discresionalidad {f}
|
:: discretion
|
| discretamente {adv}
|
:: tactfully
|
| discretear {v}
|
:: To pretend to be discrete
|
| discretear {v}
|
:: to whisper (a secret to someone)
|
| discretísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of discreto
|
| discretización {f}
|
:: discretization
|
| discreto {adj}
|
:: discrete
|
| discreto {adj}
|
:: discreet, tactful
|
| discreto {adj}
|
:: modest
|
| discreto {adj}
|
:: reasonable
|
| discrimen {m} [Peru, Ecuador]
|
:: discrimination
|
| discriminación {f}
|
:: discrimination
|
| discriminador {adj}
|
:: discriminating
|
| discriminante {adj}
|
:: discriminant
|
| discriminante {f} [algebra]
|
:: discriminant
|
| discriminar {v}
|
:: to discriminate
|
| discriminativo {adj}
|
:: discriminative
|
| discriminatorio {adj}
|
:: discriminatory
|
| disculpa {f}
|
:: excuse
|
| disculpa {f}
|
:: apology
|
| disculpable {adj}
|
:: excusable; forgivable
|
| disculpar {v}
|
:: to excuse
|
| disculpar {v}
|
:: to forgive
|
| disculparse {v}
|
:: reflexive of disculpar To excuse oneself, to apologize
|
| discurrir {v}
|
:: to invent
|
| discurrir {v}
|
:: to infer
|
| discurrir {v}
|
:: to discourse
|
| discurrir {v}
|
:: to reason, think
|
| discursar {v} [rare]
|
:: to discourse; discuss
|
| discursear {vi}
|
:: to speechify, to hold forth (to talk at great length)
|
| discursillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of discurso
|
| discursito {m}
|
:: diminutive of discurso
|
| discursivamente {adv}
|
:: discursively
|
| discursividad {f}
|
:: discursivity
|
| discursivo {adj}
|
:: discursive
|
| discurso {m}
|
:: discourse
|
| discurso {m}
|
:: speech
|
| discurso directo {m} [grammar]
|
:: direct speech
|
| discurso indirecto {m} [grammar]
|
:: indirect speech
|
| discusión {f}
|
:: argument
|
| discusión {f}
|
:: discussion
|
| discutible {adj}
|
:: debatable, arguable, moot
|
| discutiblemente {adv}
|
:: arguably
|
| discutidor {adj}
|
:: argumentative
|
| discutir {v}
|
:: to discuss, to argue; to talk about
|
| discutir {v} [in a group]
|
:: to examine some subject in detail
|
| discutir sobre el sexo de los ángeles {v} [idiom]
|
:: to count angels on pinheads
|
| disecable {adj}
|
:: dissectable
|
| disecable {adj}
|
:: stuffable
|
| disecable {adj}
|
:: preservable
|
| disecado {adj}
|
:: stuffed (dead conserved animal)
|
| disecado {adj}
|
:: dried (plant)
|
| disecado {adj}
|
:: dissected
|
| disecado {m}
|
:: stuffing (of a dead animal for conservation)
|
| disecado {m}
|
:: preservation (of a plant)
|
| disecar {v}
|
:: to dissect
|
| disecar {v}
|
:: to stuff (a dead animal for conservation)
|
| disecar {v}
|
:: to dry, preserve (a plant)
|
| disecar {v}
|
:: to mount
|
| disección {f}
|
:: dissection
|
| diseccionar {v}
|
:: to dissect
|
| diseminación {f}
|
:: dissemination
|
| diseminador {m}
|
:: disseminator
|
| diseminadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diseminador
|
| diseminar {v}
|
:: to disseminate
|
| diseñado {adj}
|
:: designed
|
| diseñador {m}
|
:: designer
|
| diseñadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of diseñador
|
| diseñar {vt}
|
:: to design
|
| diseño {m}
|
:: design
|
| diseño {m} [computing, internet]
|
:: layout
|
| diseño {m} [historical]
|
:: A rough map required to accompany Spanish and Mexican land grant petitions made in Alta California prior to the Mexican-American War
|
| diseño de terreno {m}
|
:: A "design of the land" or landmap. Prior to becoming part of the United States, Mexico had established a land granting system for Alta California. It required the grantee to submit a "letter of request" accompanied by a diseño de terreno.
|
| diseño gráfico {m}
|
:: graphic design
|
| disensión {f}
|
:: dissension; an act of dissent
|
| disensión {f} [figuratively]
|
:: a fight or altercation
|
| disenso {m}
|
:: dissent, disagreement
|
| disentería {f}
|
:: dysentery
|
| disentérico {adj}
|
:: dysenteric
|
| disentimiento {m}
|
:: dissent
|
| disentir {vi}
|
:: to dissent
|
| disentir {vi}
|
:: to disagree
|
| disertación {f}
|
:: dissertation
|
| disertante {mf}
|
:: speaker; lecturer
|
| disertar {v}
|
:: to lecture
|
| disertar {v}
|
:: to speak at length; to expound
|
| diserto {adj}
|
:: skilled in speaking, eloquent
|
| disestesia {f} [medicine]
|
:: dysesthesia
|
| disfagia {f} [medicine]
|
:: dysphagia
|
| disfamar {v}
|
:: obsolete form of difamar
|
| disfemia {f}
|
:: stuttering
|
| disfemismo {m}
|
:: dysphemism
|
| disfonía {f}
|
:: dysphonia
|
| disfórico {adj}
|
:: dysphoric
|
| disforme {adj}
|
:: malformed
|
| disforme {adj}
|
:: wrongly-shaped
|
| disfraz {m}
|
:: disguise
|
| disfraz {m}
|
:: costume
|
| disfrazado {adj}
|
:: disguised
|
| disfrazar {vtr}
|
:: to disguise (to change the appearance)
|
| disfrazar {vtr}
|
:: to dress up
|
| disfrazarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of disfrazar
|
| disfrutable {adj}
|
:: enjoyable, entertaining
|
| disfrutador {m}
|
:: enjoyer
|
| disfrutadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of disfrutador
|
| disfrutar {vti}
|
:: to enjoy
|
| disfrute {m}
|
:: enjoyment, pleasure, delight (action and effect of enjoying)
|
| disfunción {f} [biology, psychology]
|
:: dysfunction
|
| disfuncional {adj}
|
:: dysfunctional
|
| disfuncionalidad {f}
|
:: malfunction
|
| disfunción eréctil {f} [pathology]
|
:: erectile dysfunction
|
| disgregación {f}
|
:: disintegration
|
| disgregador {adj}
|
:: separating
|
| disgregar {v}
|
:: to separate; to disintegrate
|
| disgresión {f}
|
:: digression
|
| disgustadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of disgustado
|
| disgustado {adj}
|
:: upset, disgusted, displeased, disappointed, annoyed, angry
|
| disgustar {v}
|
:: to dislike, to not like, to displease
|
| disgustar {v}
|
:: to disgust
|
| disgustarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of disgustar
|
| disgustillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of disgusto
|
| disgusto {m}
|
:: displeasure
|
| disgusto {m}
|
:: chagrin
|
| disgusto {m}
|
:: annoyance, state of getting or being upset
|
| disidencia {f}
|
:: dissidence
|
| disidente {mf}
|
:: dissident, breakaway
|
| disilábico {adj}
|
:: disyllabic
|
| disílabo {adj}
|
:: disyllabic
|
| disímbolo {adj} [Mexico]
|
:: different
|
| disimetría {f}
|
:: dissymmetry
|
| disímil {adj}
|
:: dissimilar
|
| disimilación {f}
|
:: dissimilation
|
| disimilitud {f}
|
:: dissimilarity
|
| disimulación {f}
|
:: hiding, concealment
|
| disimulación {f}
|
:: pretence
|
| disimuladamente {adv}
|
:: discreetly
|
| disimulado {adj}
|
:: inconspicuous, discreet (without attracting attention)
|
| disimular {v}
|
:: to dissemble
|
| disimular {v}
|
:: to hide
|
| disimulo {m}
|
:: craftiness, underhandedness
|
| disincronía {f}
|
:: dyssynchrony
|
| disipación {f}
|
:: dissipation
|
| disipación {f}
|
:: squandering (of money)
|
| disipador {adj}
|
:: spendthrift; wasteful
|
| disipador {m}
|
:: heat sink
|
| disipar {v}
|
:: to dissipate
|
| disiparse {v}
|
:: reflexive of disipar
|
| disjunto {adj}
|
:: disjoint
|
| disjuntor {m} [electrical engineering]
|
:: circuit breaker (electrical switch)
|
| dislate {m}
|
:: synonym of disparate
|
| dislexia {f} [neurology, psychiatry]
|
:: dyslexia
|
| disléxico {adj}
|
:: dyslexic
|
| disléxico {m} [neurology, psychiatry]
|
:: dyslexic
|
| dislipidemia {f}
|
:: dyslipidemia
|
| dislocación {f}
|
:: dislocation
|
| dislocación {f}
|
:: dismemberment
|
| dislocar {vt}
|
:: to dislocate
|
| dismenorrea {f}
|
:: dysmenorrhea
|
| dismenorreico {adj}
|
:: dysmenorrheic
|
| dismetría {f}
|
:: dysmetria
|
| disminución {f}
|
:: reduction, abatement (act, process, or result of reducing, or abating)
|
| disminuido {adj}
|
:: diminished
|
| disminuir {v}
|
:: to decrease
|
| dismórfico {adj}
|
:: dysmorphic
|
| dismutación {f}
|
:: disproportionation
|
| dismutasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: dismutase
|
| disnea {f} [pathology]
|
:: dyspnea, shortness of breath
|
| disnea paroxística nocturna {f}
|
:: paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnoea
|
| Disneylandia {prop} {f}
|
:: Disneyland
|
| disociación {f}
|
:: dissociation
|
| disociar {vt}
|
:: to dissociate, to disassociate, to decouple, to separate
|
| disociativo {adj}
|
:: dissociative
|
| disódico {adj} [attributive]
|
:: disodium
|
| disolución {f}
|
:: dissolution
|
| disolución {f} [chemistry]
|
:: solution
|
| disoluto {adj}
|
:: dissolute
|
| disoluto {m}
|
:: dissolute person
|
| disolvente {adj}
|
:: solvent (having the power of dissolving)
|
| disolvente {m}
|
:: solvent
|
| disolver {v}
|
:: to dissolve
|
| disolver {v}
|
:: to break up
|
| disolver {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to solve
|
| disolverse {v}
|
:: reflexive of disolver
|
| disomía {f}
|
:: disomy
|
| disomnia {f}
|
:: dyssomnia
|
| disonancia {f}
|
:: dissonance, disharmony, discord
|
| disonante {adj}
|
:: dissonant
|
| disonar {v}
|
:: to disagree or differ, to clash with
|
| disonar {v}
|
:: to be out of tune, to disharmonize
|
| dispar {adj}
|
:: disparate
|
| dispar {adj}
|
:: uneven
|
| dispar {adj}
|
:: bumpy
|
| dispar {adj}
|
:: inhomogeneous, mixed, diverse
|
| disparadero {m}
|
:: trigger
|
| disparador {m} [mechanics]
|
:: trigger
|
| disparador {m}
|
:: release (of camera)
|
| disparadora {f}
|
:: shooter
|
| disparar {v}
|
:: to shoot, to fire (e.g. a weapon, a rocket)
|
| disparar {vr}
|
:: to rise, to go up, to skyrocket
|
| disparar {vr}
|
:: to go off, to be suddenly jolted into action
|
| disparar primero y preguntar después {v} [idiom]
|
:: shoot first and ask questions later
|
| dispararse {vi}
|
:: to rocket
|
| dispararse {v}
|
:: to go off, bolt
|
| disparatadamente {adv}
|
:: crazily, ludicrously
|
| disparatado {adj}
|
:: crazy, mad
|
| disparatado {adj}
|
:: absurd, unrealistic, wild
|
| disparatado {adj}
|
:: eclectic
|
| disparatar {v}
|
:: to talk nonsense
|
| disparate {m}
|
:: nonsense (meaningless words or actions)
|
| disparate {m}
|
:: a great amount; a lot
|
| disparate {m}
|
:: crazy idea
|
| disparejo {adj}
|
:: uneven
|
| disparejo {adj}
|
:: bumpy
|
| disparejo {adj}
|
:: disparate
|
| disparejo {adj}
|
:: inhomogeneous
|
| disparejo {adj}
|
:: dissimilar
|
| dispareunia {f} [pathology]
|
:: dyspareunia
|
| disparidad {f}
|
:: disparity
|
| disparo {m}
|
:: shot
|
| disparo {m} [plural]
|
:: gunfire, shooting
|
| dispendio {m}
|
:: waste
|
| dispendiosamente {adv}
|
:: expensively, costfully
|
| dispendiosamente {adv}
|
:: wastefully
|
| dispendioso {adj}
|
:: spendthrift, wasteful
|
| dispensación {f}
|
:: dispensation
|
| dispensacionalismo {m}
|
:: dispensationalism
|
| dispensacionalista {mf}
|
:: dispensationalist
|
| dispensador {m}
|
:: dispenser
|
| dispensador {adj}
|
:: dispensatory
|
| dispensar {v}
|
:: to dispense
|
| dispensario {m}
|
:: dispensary
|
| dispensario {m}
|
:: clinic
|
| dispensarización {f}
|
:: dispensarization
|
| dispensarizar {v}
|
:: to dispensarize
|
| dispepsia {f} [pathology]
|
:: dyspepsia
|
| dispersamente {adv}
|
:: sparsely
|
| dispersante {adj}
|
:: dispersing
|
| dispersante {m}
|
:: dispersant
|
| dispersar {vt}
|
:: to disperse
|
| dispersarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of dispersar
|
| dispersión {f}
|
:: dispersion
|
| dispersivo {adj}
|
:: dispersive
|
| disperso {adj}
|
:: dispersed, spread out
|
| disperso {adj} [military, obsolete]
|
:: missing in action
|
| dispersor {adj}
|
:: dispersing; scattering
|
| dispersor {m}
|
:: disperser; scatterer
|
| dispertar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of dispert
|
| displasia {m}
|
:: dysplasia
|
| display {m}
|
:: display
|
| displicencia {f}
|
:: indifference (lack of enthusiasm)
|
| displicente {adj}
|
:: disrespectful
|
| disponente {mf}
|
:: donator
|
| disponer {vt}
|
:: to prepare, arrange
|
| disponer {vt}
|
:: to order, decide, stipulate
|
| disponer {vi} [disponerse de]
|
:: to have at one's disposal, make use of, to have
|
| disponer {vr} [disponerse a + infinitive]
|
:: to prepare to, be about to
|
| disponerse {v}
|
:: reflexive of disponer; to get ready, to prepare
|
| disponibilidad {f}
|
:: availability
|
| disponible {adj}
|
:: available
|
| disposición {f}
|
:: disposal
|
| disposición {f}
|
:: tendency
|
| disposición {f}
|
:: fitness
|
| disposición {f}
|
:: capability
|
| disposición {f}
|
:: talent
|
| dispositivo {m}
|
:: appliance, device, equipment
|
| dispositivo {m}
|
:: presence (of police forces)
|
| dispositivo intrauterino {m}
|
:: intrauterine device
|
| dispraxia {f} [neurology, psychiatry]
|
:: dyspraxia
|
| disprosio {m}
|
:: dysprosium
|
| dispuestísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of dispuesto
|
| dispuesto {adj}
|
:: willing, ready, game, down
|
| dispuesto {adj} [with a + infinitive]
|
:: willing to [verb], ready to [verb]
|
| disputa {f}
|
:: dispute, argument, disputation, disagreement, altercation, contest
|
| disputa {f}
|
:: feud, fight, quarrel, wrangle
|
| disputa {f}
|
:: contention
|
| disputable {adj}
|
:: disputable
|
| disputadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of disputado
|
| disputador {adj}
|
:: disputing
|
| disputador {adj}
|
:: argumentative
|
| disputador {m}
|
:: squabbler
|
| disputador {m}
|
:: disputant
|
| disputadoras {adj}
|
:: feminine plural of disputador
|
| disputadores {adj}
|
:: masculine plural of disputador
|
| disputar {v}
|
:: to dispute
|
| disputilla {f}
|
:: diminutive of disputa
|
| disquera {f}
|
:: record label
|
| disquería {f}
|
:: disk shop
|
| disquero {adj} [music, attributive]
|
:: record
|
| disquete {m} [dated]
|
:: diskette (small, flexible, magnetic disk for storage and retrieval of data)
|
| disquetera {f} [dated]
|
:: floppy diskette drive floppy disk drive, floppy drive
|
| disquisición {f}
|
:: disquisition
|
| disrotatorio {adj} [organic chemistry]
|
:: disrotatory
|
| disrupción {f}
|
:: disruption
|
| disruptivo {adj}
|
:: disruptive
|
| distal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: distal
|
| distalmente {adv}
|
:: distally
|
| distancia {f}
|
:: distance
|
| distanciación {f}
|
:: distancing
|
| distancia euclidiana {f}
|
:: Euclidean distance
|
| distanciamiento {m}
|
:: distancing
|
| distanciamiento {m}
|
:: rift, estrangement
|
| distanciamiento social {m} [medicine, diseases]
|
:: social distancing
|
| distanciar {v}
|
:: to separate
|
| distanciar {vr}
|
:: to become separated
|
| distanciar {v}
|
:: to space out
|
| distante {adj}
|
:: distant (space or time)
|
| distante {adj}
|
:: detached, aloof, standoffish
|
| distantemente {adv}
|
:: distantly
|
| distar {v}
|
:: to be far from
|
| distención {f}
|
:: distention
|
| distender {vt}
|
:: to stretch, to distend
|
| distenderse {vr}
|
:: to ease, to relax
|
| distendido {adj}
|
:: calm, relaxed
|
| distensibilidad {f}
|
:: distensibility
|
| distensión {f} [medical]
|
:: muscle strain
|
| distensión {f}
|
:: defusion, relaxation, calming
|
| dístico {adj}
|
:: distichous
|
| dístico {m}
|
:: distich
|
| distilar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of destilar
|
| distimia {f} [pathology]
|
:: dysthymia
|
| distinción {f}
|
:: distinction
|
| distingo {m}
|
:: distinction; discrimination
|
| distinguible {adj}
|
:: distinguishable
|
| distinguidísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of distinguido
|
| distinguido {adj}
|
:: distinguished, refined, elegant
|
| distinguir {v}
|
:: to distinguish, discern
|
| distinguir {v}
|
:: to differentiate
|
| distinguir {v}
|
:: to make out, manage to see, hear etc
|
| distinguirse {vr}
|
:: to stand out, be distinguishable or differentiable, to distinguish oneself
|
| distintamente {adv}
|
:: distinctly (in a distinct manner)
|
| distintivamente {adv}
|
:: distinctively
|
| distintivo {adj}
|
:: distinctive, distinguishable
|
| distintivo {m}
|
:: badge, emblem, logo
|
| distinto {adj}
|
:: distinct, different, discrete
|
| distinto {adj}
|
:: various
|
| distocia {f}
|
:: dystocia
|
| distonía {f} [pathology]
|
:: dystonia
|
| distopía {f}
|
:: dystopia
|
| distópico {adj}
|
:: dystopian
|
| distorsión {f}
|
:: distortion
|
| distorsionado {adj}
|
:: distorted
|
| distorsionador {adj}
|
:: distorting
|
| distorsionante {adj}
|
:: distorting
|
| distorsionar {v}
|
:: to distort
|
| distorsivo {adj}
|
:: distorting; distortive
|
| distracción {f}
|
:: distraction, diversion, amusement
|
| distractor {m}
|
:: distracter
|
| distraer {vt}
|
:: to entertain, distract
|
| distraer {vr}
|
:: to amuse oneself, have fun
|
| distraerse {v}
|
:: reflexive of distraer
|
| distraídamente {adv}
|
:: absentmindedly
|
| distraído {adj}
|
:: distracted, absent-minded
|
| distrés {m} [medicine]
|
:: distress
|
| distribución {f}
|
:: distribution
|
| distribucional {adj}
|
:: distributional
|
| distribución normal {f} [statistics]
|
:: normal distribution
|
| distribuidor {m}
|
:: distributor
|
| distribuidor {m}
|
:: hall, corridor
|
| distribuidora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of distribuidor
|
| distribuir {v}
|
:: to distribute
|
| distributario {m}
|
:: distributary
|
| distributismo {m}
|
:: distributism
|
| distributividad {f}
|
:: distributivity
|
| distributivo {adj}
|
:: distributive
|
| distritación {f}
|
:: division of districts
|
| distrital {adj} [attributive]
|
:: district
|
| distrito {m}
|
:: district
|
| distrito electoral {m}
|
:: electoral district
|
| Distrito Federal {prop} {m}
|
:: Federal District (before 2016, the name formally given to Mexico City, the country’s capital)
|
| distrofia {f} [pathology]
|
:: dystrophy
|
| distrofina {f}
|
:: dystrophin
|
| distroglicano {m} [protein]
|
:: dystroglycan
|
| disturbar {v}
|
:: to perturb
|
| disturbar {v}
|
:: to disrupt
|
| disturbio {m}
|
:: disturbance
|
| disuadir {vt}
|
:: to dissuade
|
| disuasión {f}
|
:: dissuasion
|
| disuasivo {adj}
|
:: dissuasive
|
| disuasorio {adj}
|
:: dissuasive
|
| disuelto {adj}
|
:: dissolved, disbanded
|
| disulfuro {m}
|
:: disulfide
|
| disulfuro {adj}
|
:: disulfide
|
| disuria {f} [pathology]
|
:: dysuria
|
| disyóquey {m}
|
:: DJ
|
| disyunción {f}
|
:: disjunction
|
| disyuntiva {f}
|
:: disjunctive
|
| disyunto {adj}
|
:: disjunct
|
| disyuntor {m}
|
:: circuit breaker
|
| diterpeno {m} [organic compound]
|
:: diterpene
|
| diterpenoide {m} [organic compound]
|
:: diterpenoid
|
| ditioantraceno {m} [organic compound]
|
:: dithioanthracene
|
| ditirambo {m}
|
:: dithyramb
|
| DIU {m}
|
:: acronym of dispositivo intrauterino
|
| diucón {m}
|
:: fire-eyed diucon
|
| diuresis {f}
|
:: diuresis
|
| diurético {adj}
|
:: diuretic
|
| diurético {m}
|
:: diuretic
|
| diurno {adj}
|
:: diurnal
|
| diurno {m}
|
:: diurnal (canonical book)
|
| diva {f}
|
:: diva
|
| divagación {f}
|
:: digression
|
| divagante {adj}
|
:: rambling
|
| divagar {v}
|
:: to roam, wander, stray, ramble, digress
|
| divalente {adj}
|
:: divalent
|
| diván {m}
|
:: divan (sofa-like piece of furniture)
|
| diván {m}
|
:: divan (Muslim council of state)
|
| diván {m}
|
:: divan (collection of poems)
|
| díver {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of divertido, fun
|
| divergencia {f}
|
:: divergence
|
| divergente {adj}
|
:: divergent
|
| divergir {vi}
|
:: to diverge (to run apart)
|
| diversamente {adv}
|
:: differently
|
| diversidad {f}
|
:: diversity
|
| diversificación {f}
|
:: diversification
|
| diversificar {v}
|
:: to diversify
|
| diversión {f}
|
:: fun, entertainment, levity
|
| diversionismo {m}
|
:: diversionism
|
| diversísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of diverso
|
| diverso {adj}
|
:: diverse
|
| diverso {adj} [in the plural]
|
:: several
|
| diverticular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: diverticular
|
| diverticulitis {f} [pathology]
|
:: diverticulitis
|
| divertículo {m}
|
:: diverticulum
|
| diverticulosis {m} [pathology]
|
:: diverticulosis
|
| divertidamente {adv}
|
:: amusingly, funnily
|
| divertidísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of divertido
|
| divertido {adj}
|
:: entertaining
|
| divertido {adj}
|
:: amusing
|
| divertido {adj}
|
:: funny
|
| divertimento {m} [music]
|
:: divertimento
|
| divertimento {m}
|
:: alternative form of divertimiento
|
| divertimiento {m}
|
:: amusement
|
| divertir {vt}
|
:: to entertain
|
| divertir {vr}
|
:: to amuse oneself, have fun
|
| divertir {vt} [dated]
|
:: to distract
|
| divertir {vt} [dated]
|
:: to divert
|
| divertirse {v}
|
:: (reflexive of divertir) to have a good time, to enjoy oneself
|
| dividendo {m}
|
:: dividend
|
| dividir {v}
|
:: to divide
|
| dividir {v}
|
:: to split
|
| dividir {v}
|
:: to split up
|
| dividir {v}
|
:: to partition (e.g. a territory)
|
| dividir {v} [math]
|
:: to divide
|
| dividirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of dividir
|
| divieso {m}
|
:: boil (a localized accumulation of pus in the skin, resulting from infection)
|
| divinación {f} [obsolete]
|
:: synonym of adivinación
|
| divinador {m} [archaic]
|
:: diviner, foreteller
|
| divinadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of divinador
|
| divinal {adj} [poetic]
|
:: synonym of divino
|
| divinamente {adv}
|
:: divinely, royally, wonderfully
|
| divinar {vt} [rare]
|
:: to divine, foretell
|
| divinar {vt} [rare]
|
:: to guess
|
| divinidad {f}
|
:: divinity
|
| divinidad {f}
|
:: deity
|
| divinización {f}
|
:: divinization
|
| divinizar {v}
|
:: to deify
|
| divino {adj}
|
:: divine
|
| divino {adj}
|
:: heavenly
|
| divisa {f}
|
:: badge, emblem, token
|
| divisa {f} [finance]
|
:: foreign currency
|
| divisa {f}
|
:: foreign currency, foreign exchange
|
| divisa {f} [heraldry]
|
:: motto
|
| Divisaderos {prop}
|
:: Divisaderos (municipality)
|
| divisar {vt}
|
:: to spot, to make out, to sight, to descry, to espy, to spy
|
| divisar {vt}
|
:: to perceive
|
| divisibilidad {f}
|
:: divisibility
|
| divisible {adj}
|
:: divisible (capable of being divided)
|
| divisible {adj} [arithmetic]
|
:: divisible (of an integer, that when divided leaves no remainder)
|
| división {f}
|
:: division, divide
|
| división {f}
|
:: split, splitting, cleavage
|
| división {f}
|
:: branch, division [section of an institution or organization]
|
| división {f}
|
:: partition, partitioning [the division of a territory in two or more parts]
|
| división {f}
|
:: separation (e.g. the separation of powers in government)
|
| división {f} [math]
|
:: division
|
| división {f}
|
:: divisiveness
|
| divisional {adj}
|
:: divisional
|
| divisionario {adj}
|
:: divisional
|
| divisionario {m}
|
:: Member of a division
|
| División Azul {prop} {f}
|
:: the División Española de Voluntarios, a unit of Spanish volunteers who fought in the Nazi German army on the Eastern Front in the Second World War
|
| divisionismo {mf} [arts]
|
:: divisionism, pointillism
|
| divisionista {mf} [arts]
|
:: divisionist, pointillist
|
| divisionista {adj} [arts]
|
:: divisionist, pointillist
|
| divisivo {adj}
|
:: divisive
|
| divismo {m}
|
:: being a diva
|
| divisor {adj}
|
:: dividing
|
| divisor {m} [arithmetic]
|
:: divisor (number that another is to be divided by)
|
| divisoria {f}
|
:: halfway line
|
| divisoria {f}
|
:: divide
|
| divisorio {adj}
|
:: dividing
|
| divo {adj}
|
:: star (famous)
|
| divo {m}
|
:: star, celeb
|
| divorciada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of divorciado
|
| divorciado {adj}
|
:: divorced
|
| divorciado {m}
|
:: divorcee, divorcée, divorcé
|
| divorciar {vt}
|
:: to divorce (to legally dissolve a marriage)
|
| divorciar {vt}
|
:: to divorce (to end one's own marriage)
|
| divorciar {vr}
|
:: to divorce (to obtain a legal divorce)
|
| divorciarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of divorciar
|
| divorcio {m}
|
:: divorce (the legal dissolution of a marriage)
|
| divorcio {m}
|
:: divorce (a separation of connected things)
|
| divulgación {f}
|
:: divulgation, disclosure
|
| divulgador {adj}
|
:: informational, educational
|
| divulgar {v}
|
:: to divulge, disclose
|
| divulgativo {adj}
|
:: informative, educational
|
| divulgativo {adj}
|
:: divulging, revealing
|
| dixie {m}
|
:: dixie
|
| dixit {prep}
|
:: Said by
|
| diyiridú {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: didgeridoo
|
| dizque {adv} [Latin America]
|
:: allegedly
|
| dizque {adv} [Latin America]
|
:: apparently
|
| djinn {m} [mythology]
|
:: jinn, genie
|
| DLE {prop} {m} [linguistics]
|
:: initialism of Diccionario de la lengua española
|
| DNI {m} [Spain]
|
:: initialism of Documento Nacional de Identidad (Spain)
|
| do {m}
|
:: do (musical note)
|
| do {m}
|
:: C (musical note or key)
|
| do {adv} [archaic]
|
:: where
|
| do {pron} [archaic]
|
:: where
|
| dóberman {m}
|
:: Dobermann
|
| dobla {f}
|
:: dobla (historical coin)
|
| dobladillo {m}
|
:: hem of a garment
|
| doblador {adj}
|
:: bending [a motion or action that bends]
|
| doblador {m}
|
:: dubber, voice actor, dubbing actor
|
| doblador {m}
|
:: folder [one who, or that which, folds]
|
| doblador {m}
|
:: bender [one who, or that which, bends]
|
| dobladora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of doblador
|
| dobladora {f}
|
:: dubber, voice actress, dubbing actress
|
| dobladora {f}
|
:: bender [a device to aid bending of pipes to a specific angle.]
|
| dobladura {f}
|
:: fold
|
| doblaje {m}
|
:: dubbing [the replacement of a voice part in a movie or cartoon, particularly with a translation, revoicing]
|
| doblamiento {m}
|
:: folding
|
| doblar {vt}
|
:: to fold
|
| doblar {vt}
|
:: to double
|
| doblar {vit}
|
:: to bend, to turn
|
| doblar {vt}
|
:: to dub
|
| doblarse {vr}
|
:: to bend, to become curved
|
| doble {adj}
|
:: double
|
| doble {adj}
|
:: twofold
|
| doble {mf} [quantity]
|
:: double, twice as much
|
| doble {mf} [folklore]
|
:: a doppleganger, a double
|
| doble cara {mf}
|
:: poker face
|
| doble cara {mf}
|
:: hypocrisy
|
| doble cara {adj}
|
:: hypocrite
|
| doble estándar {m} [Latin America]
|
:: double standard
|
| doble falta {f} [tennis]
|
:: double fault
|
| doble foso {m}
|
:: double trap
|
| doblegable {adj}
|
:: flexible, pliant
|
| doblegador {adj}
|
:: bending
|
| doblegador {adj}
|
:: crushing, crippling
|
| doblegar {vtr}
|
:: to bring down, vanquish, conquer, topple, defeat
|
| doblegar {vtr}
|
:: to fold, bend
|
| doblegar {vt} [mathematics]
|
:: to divide by two
|
| doblegarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of doblegar; to kneel down
|
| doble lenguaje {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: doublespeak, double talk (equivocation)
|
| doblemente {adv}
|
:: doubly, twofold, twice
|
| doble moral {f}
|
:: double standard, double standards
|
| doble penetración {f}
|
:: double penetration
|
| dobleplay {m} [baseball]
|
:: double play
|
| doble rasero {m} [Spain, idiom]
|
:: double standards
|
| doble sentido {m}
|
:: double entendre; double meaning; pun
|
| dobles mixto {m} [sports]
|
:: mixed doubles
|
| doblete {f}
|
:: doublet
|
| doblete {f} [physics]
|
:: dipole
|
| doblete {f}
|
:: cognate
|
| doblete {f} [baseball]
|
:: double
|
| dobletear {vt}
|
:: to moonlight (to work a second job)
|
| dobletrenza {f}
|
:: pigtail
|
| doble ve {f}
|
:: letter: w
|
| doblez {mf}
|
:: fold, hem
|
| doblez {mf}
|
:: falseness, falsehood
|
| doblista {mf} [sports]
|
:: doubles player
|
| doblón {m}
|
:: doubloon
|
| dobutamina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: dobutamine
|
| doce {num}
|
:: twelve
|
| doceavo {adj}
|
:: twelfth
|
| doceavo {m}
|
:: twelfth
|
| docena {f}
|
:: dozen
|
| docencia {f}
|
:: teaching, tutoring
|
| doceno {adj}
|
:: twelfth
|
| docente {adj}
|
:: teaching
|
| docente {mf}
|
:: lecturer
|
| docientos {num}
|
:: obsolete spelling of doscientos
|
| dócil {adj}
|
:: docile
|
| docilidad {f}
|
:: docility
|
| dócilmente {adv}
|
:: docilely, tamely
|
| docosahexaenoico {adj}
|
:: docosahexaenoic
|
| docosanol {m} [organic compound]
|
:: docosanol
|
| doctamente {adv}
|
:: eruditely
|
| doctísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of docto
|
| docto {adj}
|
:: learned, erudite
|
| doctor {m}
|
:: doctor (Ph.D.)
|
| doctor {m}
|
:: physician
|
| doctora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of doctor, doctor (female)
|
| doctorado {m}
|
:: doctorate
|
| doctoral {adj}
|
:: doctoral
|
| doctorando {m}
|
:: PhD student
|
| doctorar {v}
|
:: to give/grant a doctorate
|
| doctorar {vr}
|
:: to get a doctorate
|
| doctorcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of doctor
|
| doctorsito {m}
|
:: diminutive of doctor
|
| doctrina {f}
|
:: teaching
|
| doctrina {f}
|
:: doctrine
|
| doctrinal {adj}
|
:: doctrinal
|
| doctrinal {m}
|
:: doctrinal
|
| doctrinalmente {adv}
|
:: doctrinally
|
| doctrinar {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of adoctrinar
|
| doctrinaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of doctrinario
|
| doctrinariamente {adv}
|
:: doctrinairely
|
| doctrinario {adj}
|
:: doctrinaire
|
| doctrinario {m}
|
:: doctrinaire, doctrinarian
|
| doctrinero {m} [chiefly Roman Catholicism, historical]
|
:: someone who teaches a doctrine, especially a missionary who taught the Catholic doctrine to Native Americans
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| doctrinero {adj}
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:: that teaches or promotes a doctrine, especially the Catholic doctrine
|
| docudrama {m} [television]
|
:: docudrama
|
| docuficción {f}
|
:: docufiction
|
| documentación {f}
|
:: documentation
|
| documentadamente {adv}
|
:: In a well-recorded way
|
| documentado {adj}
|
:: documented, of record
|
| documental {m}
|
:: documentary
|
| documentalismo {m}
|
:: the art of making documentaries
|
| documentalista {mf}
|
:: documentalist
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| documentalmente {adv}
|
:: using documents
|
| documentar {v}
|
:: to document
|
| documento {m}
|
:: document, paper
|
| documento {m}
|
:: record
|
| documento de voluntades anticipadas {m}
|
:: advance directive, living will
|
| docureality {m}
|
:: reality show
|
| docurreality {m}
|
:: docureality
|
| docuserie {f}
|
:: docuseries
|
| dodecaedro {m}
|
:: dodecahedron
|
| dodecafónico {adj} [music]
|
:: dodecaphonic
|
| dodecafonismo {m}
|
:: twelve-tone technique
|
| dodecágono {m} [geometry]
|
:: dodecagon
|
| Dodecaneso {prop} {m}
|
:: Dodecaneso (archipelago)
|
| dodo {m}
|
:: dodo
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| Dodoma {prop}
|
:: Dodoma (capital city)
|
| dogma {m}
|
:: dogma
|
| dogma de fe {m}
|
:: dogma of faith
|
| dogmáticamente {adv}
|
:: dogmatically
|
| dogmático {adj}
|
:: dogmatic
|
| dogmatismo {m}
|
:: dogmatism
|
| dogmatizar {vt}
|
:: to dogmatize
|
| dogo {m}
|
:: bulldog or so called "presa type" mastiff
|
| dogón {adj}
|
:: Dogon
|
| dogón {m}
|
:: Dogon
|
| dogona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dogón
|
| dogout {m} [baseball]
|
:: dugout
|
| Doha {prop}
|
:: Doha (capital city)
|
| dojo {m} [martial arts]
|
:: dojo
|
| doladera {f}
|
:: spokeshave
|
| dolama {f}
|
:: bug (minor illness)
|
| dolape {m} [vesre]
|
:: bald man
|
| dolar {v}
|
:: to plane (smooth wood with a plane)
|
| dólar {m}
|
:: dollar
|
| dólar canadiense {m}
|
:: Canadian dollar
|
| dólar de arena {m}
|
:: sand dollar
|
| dólar de EE.UU. {m}
|
:: US dollar (official currency of the United States)
|
| dolarización {f}
|
:: dollarization
|
| dolarizar {vt}
|
:: to dollarize
|
| dolencia {f}
|
:: ailment, illness
|
| doler {vt}
|
:: to hurt; to ache
|
| doler {vt}
|
:: to grieve
|
| dolerse {v}
|
:: to complain
|
| doliente {adj}
|
:: aching, hurting
|
| doliente {adj}
|
:: sorrowful
|
| doliente {adj}
|
:: grieving
|
| dolina {f}
|
:: doline; sinkhole
|
| dolmán {m}
|
:: dolman
|
| dólmen {m}
|
:: dolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones)
|
| dolménico {adj} [attributive]
|
:: dolmen
|
| dolo {m}
|
:: fraud
|
| dolo {m} [legal]
|
:: malice
|
| dolobu {adj} [vesre]
|
:: stupid, dumb
|
| dolomía {f} [geology]
|
:: dolostone
|
| dolomita {f} [mineral]
|
:: dolomite
|
| Dolomitas {prop} {mp}
|
:: Dolomitas (mountain range)
|
| dolomítico {adj}
|
:: dolomitic
|
| dolor {m}
|
:: pain, ache, aching soreness, tenderness (physical)
|
| dolor {m}
|
:: grief
|
| dolor {m}
|
:: sorrow, hurt, pain, suffering (emotional, mental)
|
| dolor {m}
|
:: sore (in certain expressions)
|
| dolor {m}
|
:: heartache
|
| dolorcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of dolor
|
| dolor de cabeza {m} [literal]
|
:: headache (pain or ache in the head)
|
| dolor de cabeza {m} [figuratively, idiom]
|
:: pain in the neck (something which is irritating)
|
| dolor de espalda {m}
|
:: backache
|
| dolor de estómago {m}
|
:: stomachache
|
| doloreño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Dolores
|
| doloreño {m}
|
:: Someone from Dolores
|
| Dolores {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Dolores {prop} {f}
|
:: The letter D in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
|
| dolores de tiempo {mp}
|
:: weather pains
|
| doloridamente {adv}
|
:: painfully
|
| dolorido {adj}
|
:: sore, hurting, painful
|
| dolorosamente {adv}
|
:: painfully
|
| dolorosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of doloroso
|
| doloroso {adj}
|
:: painful
|
| dolosamente {adv} [legal]
|
:: maliciously, willfully
|
| doloso {adj}
|
:: malicious; deceitful
|
| doma {f}
|
:: horse taming
|
| doma {f}
|
:: domestication
|
| domable {adj}
|
:: tamable, controllable, conquerable
|
| domacio {m}
|
:: domatium
|
| domador {m}
|
:: tamer; one who tames animals
|
| domadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of domador
|
| domain {m} [internet]
|
:: domain
|
| domar {v}
|
:: to tame
|
| domeñar {v}
|
:: to tame, to domesticate
|
| domeñar {v}
|
:: to subdue
|
| doméstica {f} [Spain, pejorative]
|
:: maid [female servant or cleaner]
|
| domesticable {adj}
|
:: domesticatable
|
| domesticación {f}
|
:: domestication
|
| domesticador {adj}
|
:: domesticating
|
| domésticamente {adv}
|
:: domestically
|
| domesticar {v}
|
:: to domesticate
|
| domesticidad {f}
|
:: domesticity
|
| doméstico {adj}
|
:: domestic, household, home
|
| doméstico {m} [Chile]
|
:: a person who steals from their neighbors
|
| domiciliación {f} [banking]
|
:: direct debit
|
| domiciliar {v}
|
:: to set up a standing order or direct debit payment in a bank
|
| domiciliar {v}
|
:: to reside in a place permanently
|
| domiciliario {adj} [attributive]
|
:: house, home
|
| domicilio {m}
|
:: residence
|
| domicilio {m}
|
:: domicile
|
| domicilio {m}
|
:: address
|
| dominación {f}
|
:: domination
|
| dominada {f}
|
:: pull-up; chin-up
|
| dominador {adj}
|
:: dominating
|
| dominador {adj}
|
:: domineering
|
| dominador {m}
|
:: dominator
|
| dominadora {f}
|
:: dominatrix
|
| dominancia {f}
|
:: dominance
|
| dominante {adj}
|
:: dominant
|
| dominante {adj}
|
:: prevailing
|
| dominante {adj}
|
:: ruling
|
| dominantemente {adv}
|
:: dominantly
|
| dominar {v}
|
:: to dominate
|
| dominar {v}
|
:: to hold sway
|
| dominatrix {f}
|
:: dominatrix
|
| dominatriz {f}
|
:: dominatrix
|
| dómine {m}
|
:: Latin teacher
|
| dominga {f} [slang, Spain]
|
:: breast (of a woman)
|
| Dominga {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| domingo {m}
|
:: Sunday
|
| Domingo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Domingo {prop} {m}
|
:: surname, a variant of Domínguez
|
| Domingo de la Divina Misericordia {prop} {m} [Roman Catholicism]
|
:: Divine Mercy Sunday
|
| domingo siete {m} [idiomatic, slang]
|
:: unplanned pregnancy
|
| dominguero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: Sunday
|
| dominguero {m}
|
:: Sunday driver
|
| Domínguez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| dominguillo {m}
|
:: roly-poly (toy that rights itself when pushed over)
|
| dominica {f}
|
:: Dominican
|
| Dominica {prop} {f}
|
:: Dominica (island/and/country)
|
| dominical {adj}
|
:: dominical (of or pertaining to Sunday)
|
| dominicalmente {adv}
|
:: every Sunday
|
| dominicana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dominicano
|
| dominicanidad {f}
|
:: The state or quality of being Dominican
|
| dominicanismo {m}
|
:: Dominicanism
|
| dominicano {adj}
|
:: Dominican (relating to the Dominican Republic)
|
| dominicano {adj}
|
:: Dominican (relating to the religious order founded by St. Dominic)
|
| dominicano {m}
|
:: Dominican (person from the Dominican Republic or of its descent)
|
| dominicano {m}
|
:: Dominican (member of the religious order founded by St. Dominic)
|
| dominico {m}
|
:: Dominican (member of the religious order)
|
| dominio {m}
|
:: domain
|
| dominio {m}
|
:: rule, dominion
|
| dominio {m}
|
:: dominance, domination, power, control
|
| dominio {m}
|
:: mastery
|
| dominio {m}
|
:: sway
|
| dominio {m}
|
:: ownership
|
| dominio público {m}
|
:: public domain (the feature of intellectual property being not protected under patent or copyright)
|
| dominio público {m}
|
:: common knowledge
|
| dominiqués {adj}
|
:: Dominican [of Dominica]
|
| dominiqués {m}
|
:: Dominican [person from Dominica]
|
| dominiquesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dominiqués
|
| dominó {m}
|
:: dominoes (game played by arranging domino tiles)
|
| dominó {m}
|
:: domino (domino tile)
|
| domo {m}
|
:: dome [architectural element]
|
| Domodédovo {prop} {m}
|
:: Domodedovo (airport in Russia)
|
| Domo de la Roca {prop} {m}
|
:: Dome of the Rock (shrine in Jerusalem)
|
| domótica {f}
|
:: home automation
|
| domotización {f}
|
:: home automation
|
| domovói {m} [mythology, folklore]
|
:: domovoy
|
| don {m} [obsolete]
|
:: sir, master, lord
|
| don {m}
|
:: A title of respect to a man, prefixed to first names
|
| don {m}
|
:: gift, present
|
| don {m}
|
:: gift, talent, knack
|
| Don {m}
|
:: title of respect for a man
|
| dona {f}
|
:: doughnut
|
| doña {f}
|
:: title of respect for a woman comparable to Mrs.
|
| Doña {f}
|
:: title of respect for a married or widowed woman comparable to Mrs.
|
| Doña {f}
|
:: lady of the house, the woman in charge
|
| donación {f}
|
:: donation
|
| donadío {m} [history]
|
:: In the Middle Ages, a property given as a reward by the crown to their subject
|
| donador {m}
|
:: donor
|
| donadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of donador
|
| donaire {m}
|
:: gracefulness, elegance
|
| donaire {m}
|
:: a joke or playful comment
|
| donairoso {adj}
|
:: funny; amusing
|
| donante {adj}
|
:: donating
|
| donante {mf}
|
:: donor
|
| donar {v}
|
:: to donate
|
| donataria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of donatario
|
| donatario {m}
|
:: donee (one who receives a donation)
|
| donatista {mf}
|
:: Donatist
|
| donativo {m}
|
:: donation
|
| doncel {m}
|
:: squire; donzel; young nobleman
|
| doncella {f}
|
:: maid, maiden, damsel (girl or an unmarried young woman)
|
| doncella {f}
|
:: abigail, lady's maid (female servant employed by an upper-class woman to attend to her personal needs)
|
| doncellez {f}
|
:: maidenhood; virginity
|
| doncellita {f}
|
:: diminutive of doncella
|
| donde {adv} [in indirect questions]
|
:: where, in what place
|
| donde {conj} [Chile, colloquial]
|
:: because
|
| donde {conj} [Latin America, colloquial]
|
:: if
|
| donde {prep}
|
:: by, near to
|
| donde {prep}
|
:: round (at the house of)
|
| donde {pron} [relative]
|
:: where, in what place
|
| dónde {adv} [interrogative]
|
:: where?; in what place?
|
| dónde {m}
|
:: where
|
| donde Cristo perdió el gorro {adv} [idiom]
|
:: in the middle of nowhere; bumfuck nowhere
|
| donde dije digo, digo Diego {phrase} [Spain]
|
:: A phrase used by the speaker when rectifying something they had previously said, claiming it was mispronounced or misinterpreted, or because he/she changed his/her opinion; to take back, to retract
|
| donde dije digo, digo Diego {phrase} [Spain]
|
:: move the goalposts
|
| dónde está el baño {phrase}
|
:: where is the toilet?
|
| dónde está la bolita {m} [idiom]
|
:: shell game
|
| dónde están los aseos {phrase}
|
:: where is the toilet?
|
| donde fueres haz lo que vieres {proverb}
|
:: alternative form of allá donde fueres, haz lo que vieres
|
| don de gentes {m} [idiom]
|
:: people skills
|
| donde hubo fuego, cenizas quedan {proverb}
|
:: where there was fire, ashes remain
|
| donde no hay harina todo es mohína {proverb}
|
:: when there is no flour, all is gloomy; poverty breeds discontent
|
| donde pongo el ojo pongo la bala {phrase}
|
:: he shoots, he scores (used to say someone obtains something they set out to do)
|
| dondequiera {adv}
|
:: anywhere, wherever
|
| donde tengas la olla no metas la polla {proverb}
|
:: don't shit where you eat
|
| doñear {v}
|
:: To woo (a woman)
|
| doner kebab {m}
|
:: doner kebab
|
| Donetsk {prop}
|
:: Donetsk (city)
|
| doñihuano {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of Doñihue
|
| Doñihue {prop} {m}
|
:: Doñihue (city)
|
| donjonado {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: having a castle with the central tower higher than the side ones
|
| donjonado {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: turreted
|
| donjuán {m}
|
:: Don Juan, philanderer, womanizer
|
| donjuanesco {adj}
|
:: of or relating to Don Juan; philandering
|
| don nadie {m} [idiom]
|
:: nobody; zero; small fry (person of little value and unimportant)
|
| donosamente {adv}
|
:: amusingly
|
| donosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of donoso
|
| donoso {adj}
|
:: amusing
|
| donostiarra {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to San Sebastián
|
| donostiarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from San Sebastián
|
| donosura {f}
|
:: grace; elegance
|
| Don Quijote {prop} {m}
|
:: Don Quixote (the protagonist of a famous Spanish novel)
|
| Don Quixote {prop} {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Don Quijote [the original spelling]
|
| donut {m}
|
:: alternative form of dónut
|
| dónut {m}
|
:: donut, doughnut
|
| doodle {m}
|
:: doodle
|
| doorman {m}
|
:: doorman
|
| dopaje {m}
|
:: doping
|
| dopamina {f} [neurotransmitter]
|
:: dopamine
|
| dopaminérgico {adj}
|
:: dopaminergic
|
| dopante {adj}
|
:: doping
|
| dopar {v}
|
:: to dope; to do doping
|
| doping {m}
|
:: doping
|
| doquier {adv}
|
:: anywhere, wherever
|
| doquiera {adv}
|
:: everywhere
|
| doquiera {adv}
|
:: wherever
|
| -dor {suffix}
|
:: Forms nouns (usually agent nouns) and adjectives from verbs. The vowel before the suffix depends on the conjugation of the verb to which the suffix is added: -ar verbs use -ador (-adora), -er verbs use -edor (-edora) and -ir verbs use -idor (-idora)
|
| -dor {suffix}
|
:: Forms derivatives of other nouns
|
| -dora {suffix}
|
:: feminine noun of -dor
|
| Dora {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| doradito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of dorado
|
| dorado {adj}
|
:: golden
|
| dorado {m}
|
:: various species of golden-colored fish (though not usually the pet goldfish)
|
| dorado {m}
|
:: plating with gold
|
| Dorado {prop} [constellation]
|
:: Dorado (a particular constellation)
|
| dorador {adj}
|
:: gilding
|
| dorador {m}
|
:: gilder (one who gilds)
|
| doradora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dorador
|
| doral {m}
|
:: A type of flycatcher
|
| dorama {m}
|
:: dorama
|
| dorar {v}
|
:: to gild (to cover with gold)
|
| dorar {v} [cooking]
|
:: to brown
|
| dorar {vr}
|
:: to go brown
|
| dorar la píldora {v} [idiom]
|
:: to sugarcoat the pill
|
| Dordoña {prop} {f}
|
:: Dordoña (department)
|
| Dordoña {prop} {f}
|
:: Dordogne (river)
|
| dorgi {m}
|
:: dorgi
|
| dórico {m}
|
:: Doric (Ancient Greek dialect)
|
| dórico {adj}
|
:: Dorian, Doric (of or relating to the Dorians or the Doric order)
|
| dorio {adj}
|
:: Dorian
|
| dormán {m}
|
:: dolman
|
| dormancia {f}
|
:: dormancy
|
| dormición {f}
|
:: dormition
|
| dormidera {f}
|
:: opium poppy
|
| dormidero {m}
|
:: sleeper; sleeping house (place where cattle sleep)
|
| dormidero {m}
|
:: poppy
|
| dormidina {f}
|
:: sleeping pill
|
| dormidito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of dormido
|
| dormido {adj}
|
:: asleep, sleeping
|
| dormilón {adj}
|
:: sleepy
|
| dormilón {m}
|
:: Someone who sleeps a lot; sleepyhead, sleeper
|
| dormilona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dormilón; Someone who sleeps a lot; sleepyhead
|
| dormir {vi}
|
:: to sleep
|
| dormir {vr}
|
:: to fall asleep
|
| dormir {v} [euphemistic]
|
:: to die; to rest in death
|
| dormir a pierna suelta {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to sleep like a log
|
| dormir como una marmota {v} [simile]
|
:: To sleep like a log
|
| dormir como un ceporro {v} [simile]
|
:: To sleep like a log
|
| dormir como un lirón {v} [simile]
|
:: To sleep like a log
|
| dormir hasta tarde {v}
|
:: to sleep in, to sleep late
|
| dormirla {v} [idiom]
|
:: To sleep off a hangover
|
| dormir la mona {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to sleep off (a hangover)
|
| dormirlas {m}
|
:: hide and seek
|
| dormirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of dormir, to fall asleep
|
| dormirse en los laureles {v} [idiom]
|
:: to rest on one's laurels
|
| dormitar {v}
|
:: to doze or nap
|
| dormitorio {m}
|
:: bedroom
|
| dormitorio {m} [colloquial]
|
:: dormitory
|
| Dorotea {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dorsal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: dorsal
|
| dorsal {m}
|
:: ridge
|
| dorsal ancho {m}
|
:: latissimus dorsi
|
| dorsalmente {adv}
|
:: dorsally
|
| dorsiblanco {adj}
|
:: white-backed (said of a number of species of birds)
|
| dorsifijo {adj}
|
:: dorsifixed
|
| dorsiflexión {f}
|
:: dorsiflexion
|
| dorsigrís {adj}
|
:: grey-backed (said of various species of birds)
|
| dorsirrojo {adj}
|
:: red-backed (said of various species of bird)
|
| dorso {m} [anatomy]
|
:: back
|
| dorso {m} [Mexico]
|
:: backstroke
|
| dorsolateral {adj}
|
:: dorsolateral
|
| dorsoventral {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: dorsoventral
|
| dorsoventralmente {adv}
|
:: dorsoventrally
|
| dos {num}
|
:: two
|
| dos a dos {adv}
|
:: mutually
|
| dosañera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dosañero
|
| dosañero {m}
|
:: two-year-old horse
|
| dos cabezas piensan mejor que una {phrase}
|
:: two heads are better than one
|
| dos cervezas, por favor {phrase}
|
:: two beers please
|
| doscientos {num}
|
:: two hundred
|
| Dos de Mayo {prop} {m}
|
:: Dos de Mayo (province)
|
| dosel {m}
|
:: canopy
|
| Dos Hermanas {prop}
|
:: Dos Hermanas (city)
|
| dosier {m}
|
:: dossier
|
| dosificación {f}
|
:: dosage
|
| dosificar {v}
|
:: to dose, measure out
|
| dosímetro {m}
|
:: dosimeter
|
| dosis {f}
|
:: dose
|
| dosmil {m}
|
:: a mountain 2000-2999 metres high
|
| dos patitos {mp} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: The number twenty-two, especially in bingo
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| dos puntos {mp}
|
:: colon (punctuation mark)
|
| dossier {m}
|
:: dossier
|
| dos tetas tiran más que dos carretas {phrase}
|
:: alternative form of tiran más dos tetas que dos carretas
|
| dos tiempos {mp} [weightlifting]
|
:: clean and jerk
|
| dotación {f}
|
:: resource
|
| dotación {f}
|
:: staff (of workers)
|
| dotación {f}
|
:: array
|
| dotación {f}
|
:: prize money
|
| dotacional {adj}
|
:: non-residential
|
| dotado {adj}
|
:: talented, gifted, endowed
|
| dotar {v}
|
:: to endow; award
|
| dote {f}
|
:: dowry
|
| dote {f}
|
:: talent
|
| dotrina {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of doctrina
|
| doula {f}
|
:: doula
|
| dovela {f} [architecture]
|
:: voussoir
|
| dovelaje {m} [architecture]
|
:: set of keystones or voussoirs
|
| dovelar {v}
|
:: to keystone
|
| doverense {adj}
|
:: Doverian (of or pertaining to Dover, Delaware)
|
| doverense {adj}
|
:: Doverian (of or pertaining to Dover, England)
|
| doverense {adj}
|
:: Doverian (of or pertaining to any other location bearing the name "Dover")
|
| doverense {m}
|
:: Doverian, Doverite (native or resident of Dover, Delaware)
|
| doverense {m}
|
:: Doverian (native or resident of Dover, England)
|
| doverense {m}
|
:: Doverian, Doverite (native or resident of any other location bearing the name "Dover")
|
| downhill {m}
|
:: downhill (skiing)
|
| doxiciclina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: doxycycline
|
| doxología {f}
|
:: doxology
|
| doxorrubicina {f}
|
:: doxorubicin
|
| dozavo {adj}
|
:: twelfth
|
| dozavo {m}
|
:: twelfth
|
| dozavos {adj}
|
:: masculine plural of dozavo
|
| DPN {f} [medicine]
|
:: initialism of disnea paroxística nocturna (paroxysmal nocturnal dyspnea)
|
| dpto {m}
|
:: abbreviation of departamento
|
| Dr. {m}
|
:: abbreviation of doctor
|
| Dra. {f}
|
:: abbreviation of doctora
|
| dracaena {f}
|
:: dracaena
|
| dracma {f}
|
:: drachma (former currency of Greece)
|
| dracma {f}
|
:: dram
|
| Draco {prop} [constellation]
|
:: Draco (constellation)
|
| Dracón {prop} {m}
|
:: Draco
|
| draconiano {adj}
|
:: draconian
|
| draconiano {adj}
|
:: Draconian
|
| Drácula {prop}
|
:: Dracula
|
| DRAE {prop} {m} [linguistics]
|
:: initialism of Diccionario de la Real Academia Española
|
| draft {m}
|
:: draft (in sports)
|
| draftear {v} [sports]
|
:: to draft
|
| dragado {m}
|
:: dredging
|
| dragador {m}
|
:: dredger
|
| dragadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dragador
|
| dragalina {f}
|
:: dragline excavator
|
| dragaminas {m} [nautical]
|
:: minesweeper
|
| dragante {m} [heraldry]
|
:: dragon
|
| dragar {v}
|
:: to dredge
|
| dragea {f}
|
:: obsolete form of gragea
|
| drago {m}
|
:: the dragon tree
|
| dragón {m}
|
:: dragon (legendary serpentine creature)
|
| dragón {m}
|
:: dragoon (horse soldier)
|
| dragón {m} [heraldry]
|
:: dragon
|
| dragona {f} [fantasy, mythology, folklore]
|
:: (feminine noun of dragón); a dragoness, a female dragon
|
| dragona {f}
|
:: lanyard (a cord with a hook; once used to fire artillery)
|
| dragoncillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of dragón
|
| dragón de Komodo {m}
|
:: Komodo dragon
|
| dragonear {v} [Latin America]
|
:: To pose (as a professional)
|
| dragonear {v} [Argentina, Peru]
|
:: To show off; brag
|
| dragonear {v} [Uruguay]
|
:: To hit on; flirt with
|
| dragonear {v} [Uruguay]
|
:: To give the eye
|
| drag queen {mf}
|
:: drag queen
|
| draguero {m} [Colombia]
|
:: mystery
|
| drama {m}
|
:: drama (genre in art, film, theatre and literature or a work of said genre)
|
| drama {m}
|
:: drama, tragedy, plight (quality of intense or high emotion or situation of enormous gravity that heightens such emotions)
|
| drama {m}
|
:: drama (theatre studies)
|
| drama {m}
|
:: play (work of theatre)
|
| drama {m}
|
:: big deal, fuss, scene
|
| dramáticamente {adv}
|
:: dramatically
|
| dramático {adj}
|
:: dramatic
|
| dramático {adj}
|
:: drama king
|
| dramatismo {m}
|
:: dramatism
|
| dramatización {f}
|
:: dramatization
|
| dramatizar {v}
|
:: to dramatize
|
| dramaturga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dramaturgo
|
| dramaturgia {f}
|
:: dramaturgy
|
| dramatúrgico {adj}
|
:: dramaturgical
|
| dramaturgo {m}
|
:: playwright, dramatist, dramaturge
|
| dramita {m}
|
:: diminutive of drama
|
| drapeado {m}
|
:: drapery
|
| drapear {v} [textiles]
|
:: to drape
|
| drásticamente {adv}
|
:: drastically
|
| drásticamente {adv}
|
:: dramatically
|
| drástico {adj}
|
:: drastic
|
| drástico {adj}
|
:: dramatical
|
| drávida {adj}
|
:: Dravidian
|
| drávida {mf}
|
:: Dravidian
|
| drcha {n}
|
:: rt; abbreviation of derecha
|
| dreads {mp}
|
:: dreads
|
| drenador {m}
|
:: drain
|
| drenaje {m}
|
:: drainage
|
| drenante {adj}
|
:: draining
|
| drenar {v}
|
:: to drain
|
| drepanocítico {adj}
|
:: drepanocytic
|
| Dresde {prop} {f}
|
:: Dresde (city)
|
| dríada {f}
|
:: alternative form of dríade
|
| dríade {f} [Greek mythology]
|
:: dryad
|
| dribbling {m} [sport]
|
:: dribbling
|
| driblar {v} [sports]
|
:: to dribble (to run with the ball)
|
| driblear {v}
|
:: alternative form of driblar
|
| dril {m}
|
:: drill (fabric)
|
| driza {f} [nautical]
|
:: halyard
|
| droga {f}
|
:: drug
|
| droga {f} [Mexico]
|
:: indebtedness, debt
|
| drogadicción {f}
|
:: drug addiction
|
| drogadicta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of drogadicto
|
| drogadicto {adj}
|
:: drug addict
|
| drogadicto {m}
|
:: drug addict
|
| drogadicto {m}
|
:: drughead
|
| drogado {adj}
|
:: high (on drugs)
|
| drogado {adj} [Mexico, colloquial]
|
:: indebted
|
| drogar {v}
|
:: to drug
|
| droga recreativa {f}
|
:: recreational drug
|
| drogarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of drogar
|
| drogodependencia {f}
|
:: drug addiction
|
| drogodependiente {mf}
|
:: drug addict
|
| droguera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of droguero
|
| droguería {f}
|
:: drugstore, pharmacy
|
| droguero {m}
|
:: drugstore worker
|
| droguita {f}
|
:: diminutive of droga
|
| droide {m}
|
:: droid
|
| dromaeosáurido {f}
|
:: dromaeosaurid
|
| dromedario {m}
|
:: dromedary
|
| dromeosáurido {m}
|
:: dromaeosaur
|
| dromeosaurio {m}
|
:: dromaeosaur
|
| -dromo {suffix}
|
:: -drome
|
| dron {m}
|
:: drone (remotely controlled aircraft)
|
| drone {m}
|
:: drone
|
| dronte {m} [obsolete]
|
:: dodo
|
| drugo {m}
|
:: droog
|
| druida {m}
|
:: druid
|
| druídico {adj}
|
:: druidic
|
| druidismo {m}
|
:: druidism
|
| drupa {f} [botany]
|
:: drupe
|
| drusa {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: druse
|
| druso {m}
|
:: Druze
|
| dseda {f}
|
:: zeta; the Greek letter Ζ, ζ
|
| dseta {f}
|
:: zeta; the Greek letter Ζ, ζ
|
| DU {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Durango (Mexican state)
|
| dual {adj}
|
:: dual
|
| dual {adj} [grammar]
|
:: dual
|
| dualidad {f}
|
:: duality
|
| dualismo {m}
|
:: dualism
|
| dualista {adj}
|
:: dualist
|
| dualista {mf}
|
:: dualist
|
| duartiano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Juan Pablo Duarte
|
| duatlón {m}
|
:: duathlon
|
| dub {m} [music]
|
:: dub
|
| Dubái {prop}
|
:: Dubái (emirate)
|
| Dubái {prop}
|
:: Dubái (capital city)
|
| dubaití {adj}
|
:: Of or from Dubai
|
| dubaití {mf}
|
:: Someone from Dubai; Dubaite
|
| dubdar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of dudar
|
| Dubinsky {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| dubitación {f} [formal, dated]
|
:: doubt
|
| dubitación {f}
|
:: dubitation
|
| dubitativo {adj}
|
:: dubitative
|
| dubitativo {adj}
|
:: doubting
|
| Dublín {prop} {m}
|
:: Dublín (capital city)
|
| dublinés {adj}
|
:: Dubliner, from Dublin
|
| dublinés {m}
|
:: Dubliner
|
| dublinesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dublinés
|
| dubnio {m}
|
:: dubnium
|
| Dubrovnik {prop}
|
:: Dubrovnik (city)
|
| dubstep {m}
|
:: dubstep
|
| ducado {m}
|
:: duchy (a dominion or region ruled by a duke or duchess)
|
| ducado {m}
|
:: dukedom (the rank or title of a duke)
|
| ducado {m} [historical]
|
:: ducat (historical gold coin)
|
| ducal {adj}
|
:: ducal
|
| ducentésimo {adj}
|
:: two hundredth
|
| ducha {f}
|
:: shower (device)
|
| ducha {f}
|
:: shower (act of having a shower)
|
| duchar {v}
|
:: to shower
|
| ducharse {vr}
|
:: to take a shower
|
| duchazo {m}
|
:: Quick shower
|
| duchita {f}
|
:: diminutive of ducha
|
| ducho {adj}
|
:: experienced, skilled
|
| ductal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: ductal (relating to a duct)
|
| dúctil {adj}
|
:: ductile
|
| dúctil {adj}
|
:: malleable
|
| dúctil {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: malleable; docile, gullible
|
| ductilidad {f}
|
:: ductility
|
| ducto {m}
|
:: duct
|
| ductor {m}
|
:: guide, conductor
|
| ductor {m}
|
:: probe [surgical]
|
| dúcula {f}
|
:: imperial pigeon
|
| dud. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of dudoso
|
| duda {f}
|
:: doubt, second thought
|
| dudar {v}
|
:: to doubt
|
| dudosamente {adv}
|
:: doubtfully
|
| dudoso {adj} [of a person]
|
:: doubtful (having doubts)
|
| dudoso {adj} [of a thing, situation, etc.]
|
:: dubious, doubtful (inspiring doubt)
|
| duecho {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of ducho
|
| duela {f}
|
:: stave (of barrels, casks, etc.)
|
| duela {f} [Mexico]
|
:: floorboard
|
| duelista {mf}
|
:: duelist (a person who fights a duel)
|
| duelo {m}
|
:: duel
|
| duelo {m}
|
:: sorrow
|
| duelo {m}
|
:: mourning
|
| dueña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dueño, owner
|
| dueña {f}
|
:: mistress
|
| Dueñas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| duende {m} [Iberian folklore]
|
:: a small humanoid creature who invades homes at night to carry out mischief and scare the residents
|
| duende {m} [by extension, fiction]
|
:: goblin, leprechaun, pixie, elf, imp, brownie, gremlin, hobgoblin
|
| duende {m} [by extension]
|
:: charisma (the power to attract through personal magnetism and charm)
|
| duende {m} [by extension]
|
:: charm, magic
|
| duendecillo {m}
|
:: pixie, sprite
|
| duendecillo {m}
|
:: leprechaun
|
| duendecillo {m}
|
:: hobgoblin, gremlin
|
| dueño {m}
|
:: owner, proprietor, landlord
|
| dueño {m}
|
:: master
|
| dueño y señor {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: lord and master
|
| duermevela {f}
|
:: doze, drowsiness, the state of being half-asleep, either napping or from exhaustion
|
| duermevela {f}
|
:: dorveille, restless sleep; a period of wakefulness or partial wakefulness between periods of sleep
|
| duermevela {f}
|
:: The vivid sleep when one thinks one is still awake
|
| Duero {prop} {m}
|
:: Douro
|
| Dueso {prop} {m}
|
:: A town in Santoña, Cantabria
|
| dueto {m} [music]
|
:: duet (a musical composition for two performers)
|
| Dufour {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| dugout {m} [sports]
|
:: dugout
|
| duhaldismo {m}
|
:: The political beliefs of Eduardo Duhalde, Argentine politician
|
| Duisburgo {prop} {m}
|
:: Duisburgo (city)
|
| dulcamara {f}
|
:: A vine in the nightshade family, bittersweet, Solanum dulcamara
|
| dulce {adj}
|
:: sweet (having a pleasant taste, especially induced by sugar)
|
| dulce {adj} [of water]
|
:: fresh (without salt)
|
| dulce {adj}
|
:: sweet (having a pleasant disposition)
|
| dulce {m}
|
:: candy, sweet
|
| dulce {m}
|
:: sweet food, dessert
|
| dulce {m}
|
:: thick jelly or fudge
|
| Dulce {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dulceacuícola {adj}
|
:: freshwater
|
| dulcecito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of dulce
|
| dulce de leche {m} [usually uncountable]
|
:: dulce de leche
|
| dulce de membrillo {m}
|
:: quince cheese
|
| dulcedumbre {f}
|
:: sweetness
|
| dulcedumbre {f} [figurative]
|
:: pleasantness, softness
|
| dulceina {f}
|
:: a type of clarinet
|
| dulcemente {adv}
|
:: sweetly
|
| dulcera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dulcero
|
| dulcera {f}
|
:: a dish, often of crystal, for storing or serving syrupy sweets, honey, etc
|
| dulcería {f} [Latin America]
|
:: confectioner's shop, candy store, sweetshop (shop selling confectionery)
|
| dulcero {adj}
|
:: sweet-toothed; fond of sweets
|
| dulcero {m}
|
:: confectioner, candy maker
|
| dulces sueños {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: sweet dreams
|
| dulcificación {f}
|
:: sweetening
|
| dulcificar {v}
|
:: to sweeten
|
| dulcificar {v}
|
:: to mollify
|
| Dulcinea {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| dulcísimamente {adv}
|
:: superlative of dulcemente
|
| dulcísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of dulce
|
| dulcísimo {adj}
|
:: very sweet
|
| dullahan {m} [folklore]
|
:: dullahan
|
| dulzaina {f}
|
:: dulzaina (musical instrument)
|
| dulzainera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dulzainero
|
| dulzainero {m}
|
:: dulzaina player
|
| dulzarrón {adj}
|
:: sickly sweet
|
| dulzón {adj}
|
:: sickly sweet
|
| dulzor {m}
|
:: sweetness
|
| dulzura {f}
|
:: sweetness
|
| dulzura {f} [colloquial]
|
:: sweetie, sweetpea, sweetheart
|
| -dumbre {suffix} [no longer productive]
|
:: Used to form a noun from an adjective: -itude, -ness
|
| dumping {m}
|
:: dumping
|
| dumplín {m}
|
:: dumpling
|
| duna {f}
|
:: dune
|
| dunar {adj}
|
:: dunal
|
| dungana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of dungano
|
| dungano {adj}
|
:: Dungan
|
| dungano {m}
|
:: Dungan
|
| dungano {m}
|
:: Dungan
|
| dunícola {adj}
|
:: duney
|
| dunita {f}
|
:: dunite
|
| duo- {prefix}
|
:: duo-
|
| dúo {m}
|
:: duo (twosome, especially musicians)
|
| duodécima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of duodécimo
|
| duodécimo {adj}
|
:: twelfth
|
| duodécimo {m}
|
:: twelfth
|
| duodenal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: duodenal
|
| duodeno {m} [anatomy]
|
:: duodenum
|
| duopolio {m}
|
:: duopoly
|
| dupla {f}
|
:: duo
|
| dupla {f} [sports]
|
:: doubles
|
| dupleta {f} [Bolivia, Venezuela, Peru]
|
:: double; double whammy
|
| dúplex {m}
|
:: duplex flat, duplex apartment
|
| duplicación {f}
|
:: duplication
|
| duplicador {m}
|
:: doubler
|
| duplicador {m}
|
:: duplicator
|
| duplicar {vtr}
|
:: to double; to be twice as much as
|
| duplicar {vt}
|
:: to duplicate, to copy
|
| duplicar {vt} [legal]
|
:: to rejoin
|
| duplicarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of duplicar
|
| dúplice {adj}
|
:: Of or monastery, where nuns and monks both live
|
| duplicidad {f}
|
:: duplicity
|
| duplitectura {f}
|
:: duplitechture
|
| duque {m}
|
:: duke
|
| duquesa {f}
|
:: duchess
|
| duquesito {m}
|
:: diminutive of duqués
|
| -dura {suffix}
|
:: Forms nouns from verbs. The form used depends on the suffix of verb being appended: for -ar verbs use -adura, for -er verbs -edura, and for -ir verbs -idura
|
| durabilidad {f}
|
:: durability
|
| durable {adj}
|
:: durable
|
| duración {f}
|
:: duration, length (time)
|
| duraderamente {adv}
|
:: harshly
|
| duradero {adj}
|
:: durable, enduring, permanent
|
| duradero {adj}
|
:: long-term, long-lasting, sustainable
|
| duralex {m}
|
:: Duralex
|
| duraluminio {m}
|
:: duralumin
|
| duramadre {f}
|
:: dura mater
|
| duramente {adv}
|
:: harshly, roughly, hard, severely
|
| Durán {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| duraneña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of duraneño
|
| duraneño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Durán Canton in Ecuador
|
| duraneño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of Durán Canton in Ecuador
|
| durangarra {adj}
|
:: Of or from Durango, Biscay
|
| durangarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Durango, Biscay
|
| Durango {prop} {m}
|
:: Durango (state)
|
| duranguense {adj}
|
:: Durangan, of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Durango
|
| duranta {f}
|
:: Duranta
|
| durante {prep}
|
:: during, in, over
|
| durante {prep}
|
:: for (as a duration)
|
| durante la noche {adv}
|
:: overnight
|
| durante la noche {adv}
|
:: during the night
|
| durar {v}
|
:: to last
|
| durar {v}
|
:: to take time
|
| duraznense {adj}
|
:: of or from Durazno, a city in Uruguay
|
| duraznense {mf}
|
:: a person from Durazno
|
| duraznero {m} [Latin America]
|
:: peach tree
|
| duraznero {m}
|
:: rufous-capped warbler (Basileuterus rufifrons)
|
| duraznillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of durazno
|
| duraznillo {m}
|
:: Any of a number of plants - see Spanish Wikipedia for the species
|
| durazno {m} [Latin America]
|
:: peach
|
| durazno {m} [Latin America]
|
:: peach tree
|
| durbanés {adj}
|
:: Durbanite (of or pertaining to Durban, South Africa)
|
| durbanés {m}
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:: Durbanite (native or resident of Durban, South Africa)
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| durbanesa {f}
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:: feminine noun of durbanés
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| dureza {f}
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:: hardness
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| dureza {f}
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:: arduousness
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| dureza {f}
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:: harshness
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| dureza {f}
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:: toughness, hardiness
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| durián {m}
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:: durian
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| durísimo {adj}
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:: superlative of duro; extremely tough
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| durito {adj}
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:: diminutive of duro
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| durmiente {adj}
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:: sleeping, who sleeps
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| durmiente {adj} [heraldry]
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:: dormant
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| durmiente {mf}
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:: sleeper (person or creature who is sleeping)
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| durmiente {mf} [rail transport]
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:: railway sleeper, tie
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| duro {adj}
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:: hard
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| duro {adj}
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:: firm, solid
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| duro {adj}
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:: hard, difficult
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| duro {adj}
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:: tough, resilient, strong
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| duro {adj}
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:: harsh, cruel, severe
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| duro {adj}
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:: unbearable, heavy
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| duro {adj}
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:: rude, offensive
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| duro {adj}
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:: mean, stingy, ungenerous
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| duro {adj}
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:: rough, uncouth
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| duro {adj}
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:: stiff, rigid
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| duro {adj} [cooking]
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:: hard-boiled
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| duro {adj} [colloquial]
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:: hardcore
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| duro {adj} [Mexico]
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:: drunk, tipsy
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| duro {m}
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:: hardball (i.e. a no-nonsense attitude)
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| duro {m} [Spain, colloquial]
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:: a coin worth 5 pesetas
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| Dusambé {prop}
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:: Dusambé (capital)
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| dusambés {adj}
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:: of or pertaining to Dushanbe, Tajikistan
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| dusambés {m}
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:: a native or resident of Dushanbe, Tajikistan
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| dusambesa {f}
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:: feminine noun of dusambés
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| Dushambé {prop}
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:: alternative form of Dusambé
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| Düsseldorf {prop}
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:: Düsseldorf (capital city)
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| dux {m}
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:: doge (chief magistrate in the republics of Venice and Genoa)
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| DVD {m}
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:: DVD (digital video disc)
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| dylaniano {adj}
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:: Of or pertaining to Bob Dylan
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