| v {letter}
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:: The twenty-third (23rd) letter of the Spanish alphabet
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| V {letter}
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:: The 23rd letter of the Spanish alphabet
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| vaca {f}
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:: cow (adult female of the species Bos taurus)
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| vaca {f}
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:: beef
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| vaca {f}
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:: leather
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| vaca {f} [derogatory, colloquial]
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:: cow (woman considered unpleasant, particularly one considered fat)
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| vaca {f} [Chile]
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:: collection
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| vacación {f}
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:: vacation, holiday
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| vacacionable {adj}
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:: suitable for a vacation
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| vacacional {adj} [attributive]
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:: vacation, holiday (of or relating to vacations)
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| vacacionar {vi} [primarily, Mexico]
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:: to go on vacation
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| vacacionista {mf}
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:: vacationer
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| vacada {f}
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:: herd (of cows)
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| vaca lechera {f}
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:: milker (cow)
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| vaca lechera {f} [idiomatic]
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:: cash cow
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| vaca loca {f}
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:: mad cow
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| vaca marina {f}
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:: sea cow
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| vacana {f}
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:: feminine noun of vacano
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| vacancia {f}
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:: vacancy
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| vacano {adj}
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:: good
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| vacano {adj}
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:: fantastic
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| vacano {adj}
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:: amazing
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| vacano {adj}
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:: well-made
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| vacano {m}
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:: Something or someone that is found good or attractive
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| vacante {adj}
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:: vacant; empty
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| vacante {f}
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:: vacancy; opening (as for a job)
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| vacar {v}
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:: to take a break
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| vacar {v}
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:: to vacate
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| vacar {v}
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:: to dedicate time to
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| vacar {v}
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:: to lack
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| vacarí {adj}
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:: covered in cow hide or leather
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| vaca sagrada {f}
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:: sacred cow
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| vacas flacas {fp} [idiom]
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:: Leanness, little prosperity
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| vacas gordas {fp} [idiom]
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:: Prosperity
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| vacceos {mp}
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:: Vaccaei
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| vaciadero {m}
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:: dumping site
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| vaciamiento {adj}
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:: empty
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| vaciamiento {m}
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:: emptiness
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| vaciante {adj}
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:: emptying; draining
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| vaciante {f}
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:: ebb tide
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| vaciar {v}
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:: to empty
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| vaciarse {v}
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:: reflexive of vaciar
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| vaciedad {f}
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:: vacuum
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| vaciedad {f}
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:: nonsense
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| vacilación {f}
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:: vacillation, perplexity, unresolve
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| vacilante {adj}
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:: unsteady, uncertain
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| vacilar {v}
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:: to hesitate, waver
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| vacilar {v} [colloquial, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Guatemala]
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:: to enjoy
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| vacilar {v} [colloquial]
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:: to spy on
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| vacilar {v} [colloquial]
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:: to kid; to play a joke on
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| vacilón {adj}
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:: jokey; teasing
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| vacilón {adj}
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:: funloving
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| vacilón {m}
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:: teaser; joker; prankster
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| vacilón {m}
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:: party animal; fun-lover
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| vacilón {m}
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:: fun; good times
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| vacilón {m} [Cuba]
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:: drunkenness
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| vacilona {f}
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:: feminine noun of vacilón
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| vacío {adj}
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:: vacant
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| vacío {adj}
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:: empty
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| vacío {m}
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:: empty space; gap
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| vacío {m}
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:: vacuum
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| vacío {m}
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:: void
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| vacuamente {adv}
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:: emptily
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| vacuidad {f}
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:: vacuousness
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| vacuna {f}
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:: vaccine
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| vacunable {adj}
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:: vaccinable
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| vacunación {f}
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:: vaccination; inoculation
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| vacunador {m}
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:: vaccinator
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| vacunal {adj}
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:: of or pertaining to vaccines
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| vacunar {v}
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:: to vaccinate
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| vacunarse {v}
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:: reflexive of vacunar
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| vacuno {adj}
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:: bovine
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| vacuno {m}
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:: bovine
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| vacuo {adj}
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:: empty; vacant
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| vacuo {m}
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:: empty space, gap
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| vacuola {f}
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:: vacuole
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| vacuolización {f}
|
:: vacuolization
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| vacuómetro {m}
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:: vacuum gage; vacuum gauge
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| vacuum {m}
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:: vacuum
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| vadeable {adj}
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:: wadable
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| vadear {vt}
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:: to ford
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| vadear {vt}
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:: to wade, to wade across
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| vademécum {m}
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:: vade mecum; handbook
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| vadeo {m}
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:: wade
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| vadiniense {adj}
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:: Vadinian
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| vadiniense {mf}
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:: Vadinian
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| vado {m}
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:: ford
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| Vaduz {prop}
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:: Vaduz (town/and/municipality/capital)
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| vaga {f}
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:: feminine noun of vago
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| vagabunda {f}
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:: feminine noun of vagabundo
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| vagabundaje {m}
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:: synonym of vagabundeo
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| vagabundear {v}
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:: to wander
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| vagabundeo {m}
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:: vagrancy
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| vagabundo {adj}
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:: roaming
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| vagabundo {adj}
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:: stray
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| vagabundo {m}
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:: vagabond
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| vagabundo {m}
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:: vagrant
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| vagal {adj} [anatomy]
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:: vagal
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| vagamente {adv}
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:: vaguely
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| vagamente {adv}
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:: lazily
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| vagamunda {f}
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:: feminine noun of vagamundo
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| vagamundo {m}
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:: rare form of vagabundo
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| vagamundo {adj}
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:: rare form of vagabundo
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| vagancia {f}
|
:: vagrancy
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| vagancia {f}
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:: laziness
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| vagante {adj}
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:: wandering
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| vagante {mf}
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:: wanderer
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| vagar {v}
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:: to roam, to wander
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| vagaroso {adj}
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:: wandering
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| vagido {m}
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:: wail; cry (of a newborn baby)
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| vagilla {f}
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:: obsolete spelling of vajilla
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| vagina {f}
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:: vagina
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| vaginal {adj}
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:: vaginal
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| vaginalmente {adv}
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:: vaginally
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| vaginectomía {f}
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:: vaginectomy
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| vaginismo {m}
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:: vaginismus
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| vaginitis {f} [pathology]
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:: vaginitis
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| vaginoplastia {f} [surgery]
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:: vaginoplasty
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| vaginosis {f} [pathology]
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:: vaginosis
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| vago {adj}
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:: vague
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| vago {adj}
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:: lazy
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| vago {m}
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:: wanderer
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| vago {m}
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:: vagabond
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| vagón {m}
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:: train car
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| vagoneta {f}
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:: wagon
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| vagoroso {adj}
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:: vague
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| vaguada {f}
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:: thalweg
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| vaguada {f} [Dominican Republic, slang]
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:: storm; bad weather
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| vaguear {v}
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:: to laze about, loaf about
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| vaguear {v}
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:: to veg out, veg
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| vaguear {v}
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:: to lounge
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| vaguedad {f}
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:: vagueness
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| vaharada {f}
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:: puff
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| vaharada {f}
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:: waft
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| vahído {m}
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:: short blackout
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| vahído {m}
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:: dizziness
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| vahído {m}
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:: dizzy spell
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| vaho {m}
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:: vapor
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| vaho {m}
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:: breath
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| vaho {m}
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:: whiff
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| vaído {adj} [architecture, attributive]
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:: pendentive
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| Vaillancourt {prop}
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:: surname
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| vaina {f} [botany]
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:: pod
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| vaina {f}
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:: scabbard, sheath
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| vaina {f}
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:: case, casing
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| vaina {f} [Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, Dominican Republic, colloquial]
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:: thing, gadget
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| vaina {f} [Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, colloquial]
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:: hickey
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| vaina {f} [slang]
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:: worthless person
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| vaina {f} [regional]
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:: green bean
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| vaina de mielina {f}
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:: myelin sheath
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| vainica {f}
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:: hemstitch
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| vainica {f}
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:: green pea
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| vainilla {f}
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:: vanilla (plant or fruit)
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| vainilla {f}
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:: vanilla sex
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| vainilla {f} [Argentina]
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:: ladyfinger
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| vainillado {adj}
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:: vanilla; containing vanilla
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| vainillal {m}
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:: vanilla plantation
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| vainillina {f}
|
:: vanillin
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| vainita {f}
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:: diminutive of vaina, small green bean
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| vaisnava {mf}
|
:: Vaishnava
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| vaivén {m}
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:: swaying; rocking
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| vaivén {m}
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:: fluctuation
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| vaivén {m} [figurative]
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:: back and forth, ups and downs
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| vajilla {f}
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:: dishes, dishware
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| val {m}
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:: apocopic form of valle valley
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| Val. {prop} {f}
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:: abbreviation of Valencia
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| valaca {f}
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:: feminine noun of valaco
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| valaco {adj}
|
:: Vlach
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| valaco {m}
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:: Vlach
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| Valadez {prop}
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:: surname
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| Valaquia {prop} {f}
|
:: Valaquia (subregion/and/former principality)
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| Valdemoro {prop} {m}
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:: A town in the Madrid, Spain
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| valdense {adj}
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:: Waldensian
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| valdense {mf}
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:: Waldensian
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| Valderrama {prop}
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:: surname
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| Valdés {prop}
|
:: Valdes; Valdés (municipality)
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| Valdés {prop}
|
:: Valdes; surname
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| Valdez {prop}
|
:: Valdez; surname
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| valdiviana {f}
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:: feminine noun of valdiviano
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| valdiviano {adj}
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:: Of or from Valdivia, Chile
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| valdiviano {m}
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:: Someone from Valdivia
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| valdiviano {m}
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:: A soup made with jerky and onions
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| vale {m}
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:: A voucher; an IOU
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| vale {interj} [Spain]
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:: okay
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| vale {interj}
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:: goodbye, be well
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| valedero {adj}
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:: valid (well grounded or justifiable, pertinent)
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| valedor {m}
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:: protector
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| valedor {m} [Mexico]
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:: friend
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| valedora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of valedor
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| valefacer {v}
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:: To make an IOU
|
| valefacer {v}
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:: To make a bill of exchange; a negotiable instrument; a promissory note or note payable
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To vouch
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| valefacer {v}
|
:: To take responsibility for; to express confidence in; to witness; to obtest
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To warrant; to maintain by affirmations; to attest; to affirm; to avouch
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To back; to support; to confirm
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To call into court to warrant and defend, or to make good a warranty of title
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To bear witness; to give testimony or full attestation
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To call as a witness
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To assert; to aver; to declare
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To voucher
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| valefacer {v}
|
:: To establish the authenticity of; to vouch for
|
| valefacer {v}
|
:: To provide a vouch for (an expenditure)
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| valefacer {v}
|
:: To provide (a beneficiary) with a voucher
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| valefacer {v} [literary]
|
:: To say farewell
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| valencia {f}
|
:: valency
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| Valencia {prop} {f}
|
:: Valencia (capital city)
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| Valencia {prop} {f}
|
:: Valencia (autonomous community)
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| Valencia {prop} {f}
|
:: Valencia (province)
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| Valencia {prop} {f}
|
:: The letter V in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
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| valenciana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of valenciano
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| valencianismo {m}
|
:: Pro-Valencia feelings
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| valencianista {adj} [football]
|
:: Of or related to Valencia CF, a football team in Valencia
|
| valencianista {mf} [football]
|
:: Someone associated with Valencia CF, as a player, coach, fan etc
|
| valenciano {adj}
|
:: Valencian
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| valenciano {m}
|
:: Valencian
|
| valenciano {prop} {m}
|
:: Valencian (dialect of Catalan)
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| valentía {f}
|
:: courage, bravery
|
| Valentín {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Valentina {prop} {f}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Valentín
|
| valentísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of valiente
|
| valentón {adj}
|
:: acting with bravado
|
| valentón {m}
|
:: a person acting with bravado
|
| valentona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of valentón
|
| valer {v}
|
:: to be worth
|
| valer {v}
|
:: to be useful or valid
|
| valer {v}
|
:: to be well, healthy
|
| valer {v}
|
:: to be strong
|
| Valera {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| valerato {m} [organic compound]
|
:: valerate
|
| valeriana {f}
|
:: valerian
|
| valérico {adj}
|
:: valeric
|
| valer la pena {v} [idiom]
|
:: to be worth the effort, to pay off
|
| valerosamente {adv}
|
:: bravely
|
| valerosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of valeroso
|
| valeroso {adj}
|
:: brave
|
| valerse {v}
|
:: to make use of
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| valérselas {v} [idiom]
|
:: to cope, get by, get along
|
| Valesco {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| valesko {m} [Argentina, dated]
|
:: The heavily accented and Yiddish-influenced Spanish spoken by Jewish immigrants from Europe
|
| valet {m} [card games]
|
:: jack, knave
|
| valetudinario {adj}
|
:: valetudinarian
|
| válgame Dios {interj}
|
:: dear God
|
| valí {m}
|
:: wali (governor in an Islamic country)
|
| valía {f}
|
:: worth
|
| valiato {m}
|
:: A wilaya or vilayet; an administrative division ruled by a wali
|
| validación {f}
|
:: validation
|
| validador {m}
|
:: checker, validator (machine)
|
| validadora {f}
|
:: ticket machine
|
| válidamente {adv}
|
:: validly
|
| validar {v}
|
:: to validate
|
| validez {f}
|
:: validity
|
| validismo {m}
|
:: independence (not needing a career)
|
| valido {adj}
|
:: valued; favored; believed
|
| valido {m}
|
:: a valued, favored, trusted or believed person
|
| válido {adj}
|
:: valid
|
| valiente {adj}
|
:: brave, courageous, fearless
|
| valiente {adj}
|
:: valiant, gallant, doughty
|
| valiente {adj}
|
:: gritty, plucky, gutsy, spunky
|
| valientemente {adv}
|
:: valiantly
|
| valija {f}
|
:: valise
|
| valija {f} [Argentina]
|
:: case, suitcase
|
| valijera {f}
|
:: postwoman
|
| valijero {m}
|
:: postman
|
| valimiento {m}
|
:: worth
|
| valimiento {m}
|
:: favourite
|
| valina {f} [amino acid]
|
:: valine
|
| valiosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of valioso
|
| valioso {adj}
|
:: valuable
|
| Valium {m}
|
:: valium
|
| valkiria {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of valquiria
|
| valla {f}
|
:: fence
|
| valla {f}
|
:: barricade
|
| valla {f}
|
:: obstacle
|
| valla {f}
|
:: hurdle
|
| valladar {m}
|
:: fence
|
| vallado {m}
|
:: fence
|
| vallado {m}
|
:: fencing
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| vallado {m}
|
:: palisade
|
| Valladolid {prop}
|
:: Valladolid (province)
|
| Valladolid {prop}
|
:: Valladolid (city)
|
| valla publicitaria {f}
|
:: billboard
|
| vallar {v}
|
:: to fence in, enclose
|
| valle {m}
|
:: valley
|
| Valle {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vallecano {adj}
|
:: From or of Vallecas, a neighbourhood of Madrid
|
| vallecano {adj}
|
:: From or of Valle, a department of Honduras
|
| vallecaucana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vallecaucano
|
| vallecaucano {adj}
|
:: Of or from the department of Valle del Cauca Department, Colombia
|
| vallecaucano {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the department of Valle del Cauca Department, Colombia
|
| vallecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of valle
|
| Valle de los Reyes {prop} {m}
|
:: Valley of the Kings (Egyptian valley known for its tombs)
|
| vallegrandina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vallegrandino
|
| vallegrandino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Vallegrande
|
| vallegrandino {m}
|
:: Someone from Vallegrande
|
| valleinclanesco {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Ramón María del Valle-Inclán (1866–1936), Spanish writer, or his works
|
| Vallejo {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vallenato {adj} [attributive]
|
:: vallenato
|
| vallenato {m} [music]
|
:: vallenato
|
| vallense {adj}
|
:: of or from Valls
|
| vallense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Valls
|
| vallesana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vallesano
|
| vallesano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Vallès or Vallès Oriental
|
| vallesano {m}
|
:: Someone from Vallès or Vallès Oriental
|
| vallinclanesco {adj}
|
:: alternative form of valleinclanesco
|
| vallisoletano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Valladolid
|
| vallisoletano {m}
|
:: Someone from Valladolid
|
| vallista {mf}
|
:: hurdler
|
| Valmaseda {prop} {f}
|
:: A town in Vizcaya, Basque Country
|
| valón {m}
|
:: A Walloon person
|
| valón {m}
|
:: Walloon (language)
|
| valón {adj}
|
:: Walloon
|
| Valonia {prop} {f}
|
:: Valonia (region)
|
| valor {m}
|
:: value (all senses)
|
| valor {m} [finance]
|
:: security
|
| valor {m}
|
:: worth
|
| valor {m}
|
:: courage
|
| valorable {adj}
|
:: ratable
|
| valor absoluto {m} [mathematics]
|
:: absolute value (value of a number regardless of its sign)
|
| valor absoluto {m}
|
:: See: es valor absoluto
|
| valoración {f}
|
:: valuation; appraisal
|
| valoración {f} [chemistry]
|
:: titration
|
| valorante {adj}
|
:: evaluating
|
| valorante {mf}
|
:: evaluator
|
| valorar {v}
|
:: to value
|
| valorar {v}
|
:: to appraise
|
| valorativo {adj}
|
:: appraising
|
| valor característico {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvalue
|
| valor facial {m}
|
:: face value
|
| valórico {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to moral value
|
| valorización {f}
|
:: valorization
|
| valorizar {vt}
|
:: to value, to appraise
|
| valorizar {vt}
|
:: to give or add value to
|
| valor nominal {m}
|
:: face value, nominal value
|
| valor preestablecido {m}
|
:: A default, preset value
|
| valor propio {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvalue
|
| valor sentimental {m}
|
:: sentimental value
|
| valor venal {m}
|
:: sellable price
|
| Valparaíso {prop} {m}
|
:: Valparaíso
|
| valproato {m} [organic compound]
|
:: valproate
|
| valproico {adj}
|
:: valproic
|
| valquiria {f} [Norse mythology]
|
:: Valkyrie
|
| vals {m}
|
:: waltz
|
| valsar {v}
|
:: to waltz
|
| valse {m}
|
:: waltz
|
| valuación {f}
|
:: valuation
|
| valuar {vt}
|
:: to value
|
| valva {f} [anatomy]
|
:: valve
|
| valvado {adj}
|
:: valvate
|
| Valverde {prop}
|
:: A placename
|
| Valverde {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| válvula {f}
|
:: valve
|
| válvula de escape {f}
|
:: exhaust valve
|
| válvula mitral {f}
|
:: mitral valve
|
| valvular {adj}
|
:: valvular (of or relating to valves)
|
| valvulopatía {f}
|
:: valvulopathy
|
| vamos a ver {phrase}
|
:: let's see, we'll see
|
| vamos hablando {phrase}
|
:: we'll see; let's keep in touch
|
| vamp {mf}
|
:: vamp
|
| vampira {f}
|
:: A female vampire
|
| vampiresa {f}
|
:: vampiress
|
| vampírico {adj}
|
:: vampiric
|
| vampirismo {m}
|
:: vampirism
|
| vampirito {m}
|
:: diminutive of vampiro
|
| vampirizar {vt}
|
:: to vampirize (drain the resources of)
|
| vampiro {m} [folklore]
|
:: vampire
|
| van {m}
|
:: van (vehicle)
|
| vanadato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: vanadate
|
| vanadinita {f} [mineral]
|
:: vanadinite
|
| vanadio {m}
|
:: vanadium
|
| vanagloria {f}
|
:: boastfulness, vainglory
|
| vanagloriarse {vr}
|
:: to boast
|
| vanaglorioso {adj}
|
:: vainglorious
|
| vanamente {adv}
|
:: vainly, in vain
|
| vancomicina {f}
|
:: vancomycin
|
| vancuverita {adj}
|
:: Vancouverite (of or pertaining to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
|
| vancuverita {mf}
|
:: Vancouverite (of or pertaining to Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada)
|
| vándala {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vándalo
|
| vandálico {adj}
|
:: vandalic
|
| vandalismo {m}
|
:: vandalism
|
| vandalizar {v}
|
:: to vandalize
|
| vándalo {m}
|
:: vandal
|
| vándalo {m}
|
:: hooligan; lout; thug; yob, yobbo; punk
|
| vándalo {m}
|
:: Vandal
|
| vándalo {m} [uncountable]
|
:: Vandalic
|
| vandeana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vandeano
|
| vandeano {adj}
|
:: Vendean
|
| vandeano {m}
|
:: Vendean
|
| Vane {prop} {f}
|
:: given name, nickname of Vanessa
|
| Vanesa {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| vanguardia {f}
|
:: vanguard, forefront
|
| vanguardia {f}
|
:: avantgarde, cutting edge
|
| vanguardismo {m}
|
:: vanguardism
|
| vanguardista {adj}
|
:: avant-garde
|
| vanguardista {mf}
|
:: a member a the avant-garde
|
| vanidad {m}
|
:: vanity
|
| vanidad {m}
|
:: pomp
|
| vanidad {m}
|
:: nonsense
|
| vanidosamente {adv}
|
:: vainly
|
| vanidoso {adj}
|
:: vain
|
| vanilina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: vanillin
|
| vanísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vano
|
| vano {adj}
|
:: vain (overly proud of oneself)
|
| vano {adj}
|
:: vain (having no real substance)
|
| vano {adj}
|
:: vain (pointless, futile)
|
| Vanuatu {prop}
|
:: Vanuatu
|
| vanuatuense {adj}
|
:: Vanuatuan
|
| vanuatuense {mf}
|
:: Vanuatuan
|
| vapeador {m}
|
:: e-cigarette
|
| vapear {v}
|
:: to vape
|
| vapor {m}
|
:: steam, vapor (water vapor)
|
| vaporcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of vapor
|
| vaporcito {m}
|
:: diminutive of vapor
|
| vaporera {f} [culinary]
|
:: steamer
|
| vaporización {f}
|
:: vaporization
|
| vaporizador {m}
|
:: vaporizer
|
| vaporizar {vt}
|
:: to vaporize
|
| vaporoso {adj}
|
:: vaporous
|
| vaporoso {adj}
|
:: airy
|
| vapulear {v}
|
:: to thrash
|
| vapulear {v}
|
:: to beat up, beat
|
| vaqueana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vaqueano
|
| vaqueano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of baquiano
|
| vaqueano {m}
|
:: alternative form of baquiano
|
| vaquera {f}
|
:: cowgirl
|
| vaquería {f}
|
:: wild bull and cow hunting
|
| vaquería {f}
|
:: licence to raise bulls or cows
|
| vaquerita {f}
|
:: diminutive of vaquera, little cowgirl
|
| vaqueriza {f}
|
:: cow hut
|
| vaqueriza {f}
|
:: cowherd
|
| vaquerizo {adj} [attributive]
|
:: cow; cow-rearing
|
| vaquerizo {m}
|
:: cowherd
|
| vaquero {adj}
|
:: cowboy
|
| vaquero {m}
|
:: cowboy
|
| vaquero {m} [in plural]
|
:: jeans
|
| vaquero {m}
|
:: A kind of bird:
|
| vaquero {m}
|
:: squirrel cuckoo (Piaya cayana)
|
| vaquero {m}
|
:: laughing falcon (Herpetotheres cachinnans)
|
| vaquero {m}
|
:: lesser ground cuckoo (Morococcyx erythropygus)
|
| vaqueta {f}
|
:: cowhide
|
| vaquiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vaquiano
|
| vaquiano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of baquiano
|
| vaquiano {m}
|
:: alternative form of baquiano
|
| vaquilla {f}
|
:: heifer
|
| vaquillona {f} [Latin America]
|
:: A heifer of between two and three years of age
|
| vaquita {f}
|
:: diminutive of vaca, little cow
|
| vara {f}
|
:: a long and thin stick, pole or rod
|
| vara {f}
|
:: thin branch or cane (of a tree or bush)
|
| vara {f}
|
:: a staff of office
|
| vara {f} [bullfighting]
|
:: bullfighter's lance
|
| vara {f} [obsolete]
|
:: a unit of length, about 0.836 metres or three Spanish feet; equivalent to the English yard
|
| varada {f}
|
:: stranding
|
| varada {f}
|
:: beaching
|
| varada {f}
|
:: grounding
|
| varadero {m}
|
:: dry dock
|
| varado {adj}
|
:: stranded
|
| varado {adj}
|
:: beached
|
| varadura {f}
|
:: going aground; grounding
|
| varal {m}
|
:: large pole
|
| varal {m}
|
:: lanky person; beanpole
|
| vara mágica {f}
|
:: a magic wand
|
| varamiento {m}
|
:: beaching (event of a marine mammal stranding itself on land)
|
| varano {m}
|
:: monitor lizard
|
| varapalo {m}
|
:: long pole
|
| varapalo {m}
|
:: caning (hit with a cane or pole)
|
| varapalo {m} [figurative]
|
:: blow, heavy blow, setback
|
| varapalo {m}
|
:: battering, barrage of criticism
|
| varar {v}
|
:: to beach
|
| varar {v}
|
:: to run aground
|
| varar {v}
|
:: to strand
|
| varazo {m}
|
:: A hit with a stick, branch or lance
|
| varazo {m}
|
:: a hit (in general)
|
| várdula {f}
|
:: feminine noun of várdulo
|
| várdulo {adj}
|
:: of or relating to the Varduli tribe
|
| várdulo {m}
|
:: Member of the Varduli
|
| varear {v}
|
:: to hit with a pole
|
| varear {v}
|
:: to measure with a pole
|
| varear {vr}
|
:: to turn skinny; to become thin as a rake
|
| varega {f}
|
:: feminine noun of varego
|
| varego {adj}
|
:: Varangian
|
| varego {m}
|
:: Varangian
|
| varetazo {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: A hit with the lateral part of a bull's horn
|
| varga {f}
|
:: steepest part of a slope
|
| Vargas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vargasllosismo {m}
|
:: The political philosophy of Mario Vargas Llosa (born 1936), Peruvian writer
|
| vargasllosista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Mario Vargas Llosa (born 1936), Peruvian writer and politician
|
| vargasllosista {adj}
|
:: Supporting Mario Vargas Llosa
|
| vargasllosistas {adj}
|
:: plural of vargasllosista
|
| vargueño {m}
|
:: vargueno
|
| varguense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the state of Vargas (state), Venezuela
|
| varguense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the state of Vargas (state), Venezuela
|
| varguismo {m}
|
:: The political beliefs, or support, of Getúlio Vargas, Brazilian politician
|
| variabilidad {f}
|
:: variability
|
| variable {adj}
|
:: variable
|
| variable {f}
|
:: variable
|
| variable dependiente {f}
|
:: dependent variable
|
| variable independiente {m}
|
:: independent variable
|
| variablemente {adv}
|
:: variably
|
| variación {f}
|
:: variation
|
| variacional {adj}
|
:: variational
|
| variadamente {adv}
|
:: variously
|
| variadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of variado
|
| variado {adj}
|
:: diverse
|
| variador {adj}
|
:: varying
|
| variador {m}
|
:: something that varies
|
| variante {adj}
|
:: varying
|
| variante {adj}
|
:: variable
|
| variante {f}
|
:: variant
|
| varianza {f}
|
:: variance
|
| variar {v}
|
:: to alter, vary, change
|
| varice {f}
|
:: varicose vein
|
| várice {f}
|
:: alternative form of varice
|
| varicela {f} [pathology]
|
:: chicken pox
|
| varicoso {adj}
|
:: varicose
|
| variedad {f}
|
:: variety
|
| variedad {f}
|
:: breed
|
| variedad {f} [mathematics]
|
:: manifold
|
| variegación {f}
|
:: variegation
|
| varietal {m}
|
:: varietal
|
| varietal {adj}
|
:: varietal
|
| varilarguero {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: picador
|
| varilla {f}
|
:: spoke
|
| varilla {f}
|
:: whisk
|
| varillaje {m}
|
:: (set of) spokes (of an object, e.g. a fan, whisk, umbrella)
|
| vario {adj}
|
:: various
|
| vario {adj}
|
:: varied
|
| variómetro {m}
|
:: variometer
|
| variopinto {adj}
|
:: multicoloured, colorful
|
| variopinto {adj} [figurative]
|
:: motley, varied, diverse, eclectic
|
| variopinto {adj}
|
:: multifaceted
|
| varisco {adj}
|
:: Variscan
|
| varita {f}
|
:: wand (hand-held narrow rod)
|
| varita de virtudes {f}
|
:: magic wand
|
| varita mágica {f}
|
:: magic wand
|
| varo {m} [Mexican slang]
|
:: money
|
| varón {m}
|
:: person of male sex
|
| Varona {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| varoncito {m}
|
:: diminutive of varón, little man, boy
|
| varonía {f}
|
:: male line
|
| varonil {adj}
|
:: masculine, manly
|
| varonilmente {adv}
|
:: in a manly manner
|
| Varsovia {prop}
|
:: Varsovia (capital city)
|
| varsoviana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of varsoviano
|
| varsoviano {adj}
|
:: Varsovian (of or pertaining to Warsaw, Poland)
|
| varsoviano {m}
|
:: Varsovian (native or resident of Warsaw, Poland)
|
| vasallage {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of vasallaje; vassalage
|
| vasallaje {m}
|
:: vassalage
|
| vasallo {adj}
|
:: vassal, serving
|
| vasallo {m}
|
:: vassal
|
| vasca {f}
|
:: female equivalent of vasco
|
| vasco {adj}
|
:: Basque
|
| vasco {m}
|
:: a Basque person
|
| vasco {prop} {m}
|
:: the Basque language
|
| vascófila {f}
|
:: expert in Basque studies
|
| vascófila {f}
|
:: a fan of Basque culture or the language
|
| vascófilo {m}
|
:: expert in Basque studies
|
| vascófilo {m}
|
:: a fan of Basque culture or the language
|
| vascófono {adj}
|
:: Basque-speaking
|
| vascófono {m}
|
:: Basque speaker
|
| vascofrancés {adj}
|
:: of or from the French Basque Country
|
| vascohablante {adj}
|
:: Basque-speaking
|
| vascohablante {mf}
|
:: Basque speaker
|
| vascón {adj}
|
:: Vascon
|
| vascón {m}
|
:: Vascon
|
| vascona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vascón
|
| vasconavarra {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vasconavarro
|
| vasconavarro {adj}
|
:: Of, from, related to, or connecting, the Basque Country and Navarre
|
| vasconavarro {m}
|
:: Someone from the Basque Country and Navarre, or someone who claims to be from both places
|
| vasconcelista {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to José Vasconcelos, Spanish writer
|
| vascongado {adj}
|
:: Basque
|
| vascongado {m}
|
:: Basque
|
| vasconización {f}
|
:: Basquisation
|
| vascoparlante {adj}
|
:: Basque-speaking
|
| vascoparlante {mf}
|
:: Basque speaker
|
| vascuence {adj}
|
:: of the Basque language
|
| vascuence {m}
|
:: the Basque language
|
| vascular {adj}
|
:: vascular
|
| vascularización {f}
|
:: vascularization
|
| vascularizar {v}
|
:: to vascularize
|
| vasculatura {f}
|
:: vasculature
|
| vasculitis {f} [pathology]
|
:: vasculitis
|
| vasectomía {f} [surgery]
|
:: vasectomy
|
| vaselina {f}
|
:: petroleum jelly
|
| vaselina {f} [sports]
|
:: lob, chip
|
| vasija {f}
|
:: vessel, container (object made to hold liquid or another substance that can be held in the hand)
|
| vasito {m}
|
:: small (drinking) glass
|
| vaso {m}
|
:: drinking glass
|
| vaso {m}
|
:: glassful
|
| vaso {m}
|
:: vessel (container)
|
| vaso {m}
|
:: vessel (tube or canal that carries fluid in an animal or plant)
|
| vasoactivo {adj}
|
:: vasoactive
|
| vasoconstricción {f}
|
:: vasoconstriction
|
| vasoconstrictor {m}
|
:: vasoconstrictor
|
| vaso de precipitados {m}
|
:: Any kind of beaker, or similar glass container used in a chemical laboratory
|
| vasodilatación {f}
|
:: vasodilation
|
| vasodilatador {adj}
|
:: vasodilating
|
| vasodilatador {m}
|
:: vasodilator
|
| vasoespasmo {m}
|
:: vasospasm
|
| vasopresina {f}
|
:: vasopressin
|
| vaso sanguíneo {m}
|
:: blood vessel
|
| vasovagal {adj}
|
:: vasovagal
|
| vasovasostomía {f} [surgery]
|
:: vasovasostomy
|
| vaspina {f}
|
:: vaspin
|
| Vásquez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vasquismo {m}
|
:: Pro-Basque movement
|
| vasquista {mf}
|
:: Supporter of Basquism
|
| vástago {m}
|
:: shoot of a plant
|
| vástago {m}
|
:: offspring
|
| vástago {m} [figuratively]
|
:: offshoot (that which develops from something else)
|
| vastamente {adv}
|
:: vastly, immensely
|
| vastedad {f}
|
:: extension, width
|
| vastedad {f}
|
:: vastness, broadness
|
| vastísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vasto; very vast
|
| vasto {adj}
|
:: vast
|
| vastoaductor {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vastoadductor
|
| vasto externo {m}
|
:: vastus lateralis, vastus externus
|
| vasto interno {m}
|
:: vastus medialis
|
| vataje {m}
|
:: wattage
|
| vate {m}
|
:: vates
|
| váter {m}
|
:: toilet
|
| vaticana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vaticano
|
| vaticanista {mf}
|
:: Vatican correspondent
|
| vaticano {adj}
|
:: Vatican (relating to the Vatican city state)
|
| vaticano {m}
|
:: a Vaticanian (someone from the Vatican city state)
|
| Vaticano {adj}
|
:: Vatican (pertaining to the Vatican)
|
| Vaticano {adj}
|
:: Vatican (pertaining to the Pope or the Holy See)
|
| Vaticano {prop} {m}
|
:: the Vatican
|
| vaticinar {v}
|
:: to predict, vaticinate
|
| vaticinio {m}
|
:: prediction
|
| vatio {m}
|
:: watt
|
| vato {m} [Chicano, slang]
|
:: Hispanic youth; guy; dude; boyfriend; significant other
|
| vav {f}
|
:: vav; the Hebrew letter ו
|
| vávula {f}
|
:: valve
|
| vaya {interj}
|
:: Expresses surprise: Wow!, Why, Oh!, Whoa!, Well!, Man!, Boy!
|
| vaya {interj}
|
:: Expresses dismay, worry, indignation or frustration: Gee!, Jeez!, Gosh!, Why, Man!, Oh dear!
|
| vaya {interj} [before a noun]
|
:: What a ..
|
| vaya {interj} [colloquial, at the end of a sentence]
|
:: you know, like, y'know
|
| vaya {interj}
|
:: Go!, Leave!, Go away! [technically an imperative but can function as an interjection in this sense]
|
| vaya {f}
|
:: joke; taunt
|
| vaya con Dios {phrase}
|
:: Godspeed
|
| vaya por caso {adv}
|
:: for instance; for example
|
| Vázquez {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Vásquez
|
| VC {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Veracruz (Mexican state)
|
| Vd. {pron}
|
:: abbreviation of usted
|
| vdd {n} [internet slang, texting]
|
:: abbreviation of verdad
|
| vds {pron}
|
:: abbreviation of ustedes
|
| Vds. {pron}
|
:: abbreviation of ustedes
|
| ve {f}
|
:: letter: v
|
| veces {prep} [mathematics]
|
:: by, times (multiplication)
|
| vecina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vecino
|
| vecinal {adj}
|
:: local
|
| vecinal {adj} [attributive]
|
:: neighbour
|
| vecinal {adj}
|
:: neighbourly
|
| vecindad {f}
|
:: vicinity
|
| vecindad {f}
|
:: neighborhood
|
| vecindario {m}
|
:: neighbourhood
|
| vecine {mf} [gender-neutral, neologism]
|
:: neighbour
|
| vecinita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vecinito
|
| vecinito {m}
|
:: diminutive of vecino; little neighbour
|
| vecino {m}
|
:: neighbour (a person living on adjacent or nearby land)
|
| vecino {m} [especially, in the plural]
|
:: a resident or inhabitant of an area, especially of a neighborhood or a village
|
| vecino {m} [historical]
|
:: freeman, person of relatively high status associated with a place
|
| vecino {adj}
|
:: neighboring, adjacent
|
| Vecino {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vector {m}
|
:: vector
|
| vectorial {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: vectorial
|
| vectorialmente {adv}
|
:: vectorially
|
| vectorización {f}
|
:: vectorization
|
| vectorizar {v}
|
:: to vectorize/vectorise
|
| vector propio {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: eigenvector
|
| vector unitario {m} [linear algebra]
|
:: unit vector
|
| veda {f}
|
:: prohibition, ban
|
| veda {f} [hunting]
|
:: closed season
|
| vedado {adj}
|
:: banned
|
| vedado {m}
|
:: reserve (for hunting)
|
| vedar {v}
|
:: to ban, prohibit
|
| vedegambre {m} [botany]
|
:: hellebore
|
| vedete {f}
|
:: protagonist, star
|
| vedete {f}
|
:: standout (notable person)
|
| vedetismo {m}
|
:: stardom, superstardom
|
| vedette {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of vedete
|
| vedettismo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of vedetismo
|
| ve de vaca {letter}
|
:: The letter V, so called to distinguish it from be de burro, the letter B
|
| védico {adj}
|
:: Vedic
|
| vedija {f}
|
:: woollen tuft
|
| ve doble {f}
|
:: letter: w
|
| veedor {adj}
|
:: looking, observing
|
| veedor {m}
|
:: onlooker
|
| veedor {m}
|
:: guard
|
| veedor {m}
|
:: overman
|
| veedor {m}
|
:: overseer
|
| veeduría {f}
|
:: oversight committee
|
| vega {f}
|
:: meadow
|
| vega {f}
|
:: fertile lowland
|
| vega {f}
|
:: grassy plain
|
| vega {f}
|
:: valley (the fertile lowlands surrounding a river)
|
| vega {f}
|
:: alluvial plain
|
| vega {f} [Carribean]
|
:: tobacco plantation
|
| Vega {prop}
|
:: surname derived from vega (meadow)
|
| vegada {f} [obsolete]
|
:: synonym of vez
|
| vegan {m}
|
:: a vegan
|
| vegana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of vegano
|
| veganismo {m}
|
:: veganism
|
| vegano {adj}
|
:: vegan (relating to vegans or veganism)
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| vegano {m}
|
:: vegan (supporter of veganism)
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| Vegecio {prop} {m}
|
:: Vegetius
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| vegetación {f}
|
:: vegetation
|
| vegetación {f} [chiefly in the plural]
|
:: adenoid
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| vegetacional {adj}
|
:: vegetational
|
| vegetal {adj}
|
:: vegetal
|
| vegetal {m}
|
:: vegetable
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| vegetar {v}
|
:: to vegetate
|
| vegetariana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vegetariano
|
| vegetarianismo {m}
|
:: vegetarianism
|
| vegetariano {m}
|
:: vegetarian
|
| vegetariano {adj}
|
:: vegetarian
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| vegetativamente {adv}
|
:: vegetatively
|
| vegetativo {adj}
|
:: vegetative
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| vegueña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vegueño
|
| vegueño {adj}
|
:: Las Vegan (of or pertaining to Las Vegas, Nevada)
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| vegueño {m}
|
:: Las Vegan (native or resident of Las Vegas, Nevada)
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| veguense {adj}
|
:: Las Vegan
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| veguense {mf}
|
:: Las Vegan
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| veguer {m}
|
:: vicar, representative in northeast Spain, of the monarchy
|
| veguería {f}
|
:: A subdivision of the Principality of Catalonia during the Middle Ages
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| veguero {adj}
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:: lowland, low-lying
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| veguero {m}
|
:: tobacco farmer
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| veguero {m}
|
:: lowland farmer
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| vehemencia {f}
|
:: vehemence, zeal
|
| vehemente {adj}
|
:: vehement
|
| vehementemente {adv}
|
:: vehemently
|
| vehementísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vehemente
|
| vehicular {adj}
|
:: vehicular [of a vehicle]
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| vehicular {adj}
|
:: vehicular [of a common language]
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| vehicular {v}
|
:: to serve as a mediator
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| vehiculizar {v}
|
:: synonym of vehicular
|
| vehículo {m}
|
:: vehicle
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| vehículo eléctrico {m}
|
:: electric vehicle
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| veinte {num}
|
:: twenty
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| veinteañero {adj}
|
:: twenty-something, twentyish (years old)
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| veinteañero {m}
|
:: Person in their twenties
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| veinteava {f}
|
:: feminine noun of veinteavo
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| veinteavo {adj}
|
:: twentieth (portion of a whole)
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| veinteavo {m}
|
:: twentieth (portion of a whole)
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| veintena {f}
|
:: Set of twenty units
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| veinteno {adj}
|
:: twentieth
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| veintetantos {v}
|
:: twentysomething
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| veinticinco {num}
|
:: twenty-five
|
| veinticuatro {num}
|
:: twenty-four
|
| veintidós {num}
|
:: twenty-two
|
| veintinueve {num}
|
:: twenty-nine
|
| veintinueveavo {m}
|
:: twenty-ninth
|
| veintiocho {num}
|
:: twenty-eight
|
| veintipico {num}
|
:: twentysomething
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| veintipocos {adj}
|
:: approximately twenty
|
| veintiséis {num}
|
:: twenty-six
|
| veintisiete {num}
|
:: twenty-seven
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| veintitantos {num}
|
:: twentysomething
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| veintitrés {num}
|
:: twenty-three
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| veintiún {num} [before the noun]
|
:: apocopic form of veintiuno twenty-one
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| veintiuna {f} [card games]
|
:: blackjack
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| veintiunavo {m}
|
:: twenty-first
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| veintiuno {num}
|
:: twenty-one
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| veisalgia {f}
|
:: veisalgia, hangover
|
| vejación {f}
|
:: harassing
|
| vejación {f}
|
:: bullying
|
| vejado {adj}
|
:: vexed
|
| vejamen {m}
|
:: lampoon, satire
|
| vejaminista {adj}
|
:: satirical
|
| vejar {v}
|
:: to harass
|
| vejatorio {adj}
|
:: vexatious
|
| vejestoria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vejestorio
|
| vejestorio {m} [pejorative]
|
:: old fogey, dodo, fuddy-duddy (very old person)
|
| vejestorio {m} [Latin America]
|
:: very old object
|
| vejete {mf}
|
:: An elderly person
|
| vejete {mf}
|
:: A codger
|
| vejete {mf}
|
:: The old fool, a ridiculous old person, predominantly an old man in classical drama and theater's stock charactery
|
| vejez {f}
|
:: old age
|
| vejezuela {f}
|
:: pejorative of vieja
|
| vejiga {f}
|
:: bladder
|
| vejiga {f} [El Salvador]
|
:: balloon
|
| vejiga de perro {f}
|
:: bladder cherry
|
| vela {f}
|
:: candle
|
| vela {f}
|
:: wakefulness, sleeplessness
|
| vela {f}
|
:: vigil, watch
|
| vela {f} [nautical]
|
:: sail
|
| vela {f} [nautical]
|
:: sailing
|
| vela cangreja {f}
|
:: lugsail
|
| velación {f}
|
:: wake, vigil
|
| velada {f}
|
:: soirée
|
| velada {f}
|
:: night meeting
|
| veladamente {adv}
|
:: in a veiled or hidden way
|
| velador {m}
|
:: candlestick
|
| velador {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, northern Argentina]
|
:: nightstand, pedestal table
|
| velador {m} [Latin America]
|
:: guard, watchman, sentinel [historical] (man employed as nighttime guard)
|
| velador {m} [Argentina, Paraguay]
|
:: night lamp, bedside lamp
|
| velador {m} [Mexico]
|
:: lampshade
|
| velador {m} [Uruguay, Argentina]
|
:: night light, nightlight
|
| veladora {f} [Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama]
|
:: votive candle, prayer candle, religious candle (ceremonial or nonceremonial ones sold in stores)
|
| veladora {f} [Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Mexico, Panama, Uruguay]
|
:: bedside lamp, nightstand lamp
|
| veladora {f} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico]
|
:: oil lamp
|
| veladora {f} [Latin America]
|
:: watchwoman
|
| veladorcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of velador
|
| veladorcito {m}
|
:: diminutive of velador
|
| veladura {f} [painting]
|
:: glaze
|
| vela güira {mf} [slang, Puerto Rico, pejorative]
|
:: An opportunist; one who takes an advantage over others
|
| vela latina {f} [nautical]
|
:: lateen (sail)
|
| velamen {m} [nautical]
|
:: set of sails of a boat
|
| velar {adj}
|
:: velar
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to veil
|
| velar {v} [information]
|
:: to conceal, cover, hide
|
| velar {v} [photography]
|
:: to fog
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to watch, guard
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to be vigilant
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to ensure, to see to, to guarantee (+ por)
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to look after, to look out for, to watch over, to monitor (+ por)
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to sit up (with an ill person)
|
| velar {v}
|
:: to keep vigil (over a dead person)
|
| velar {vi}
|
:: to stay awake
|
| velar {vr}
|
:: to be ensured (+ por)
|
| Velarde {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| velarización {f}
|
:: velarization
|
| velarizar {v}
|
:: to velarize
|
| velarte {m}
|
:: broadcloth, fine cloth
|
| Velasco {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vela solar {f} [astronautics]
|
:: solar sail (a sail-like structure on a spacecraft)
|
| velasquino {adj}
|
:: Of or from José Miguel de Velasco Province
|
| velasquino {m}
|
:: Someone from José Miguel de Velasco Province
|
| velasquismo {m}
|
:: Support of Juan Velasco Alvarado, president of Peru from 1968 to 1975
|
| velasquismo {m}
|
:: The presidency of Juan Velasco Alvarado
|
| velasquista {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to José María Velasco Ibarra, five-time president of Ecuador
|
| velasquista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of José María Velasco Ibarra
|
| velatorio {adj} [attributive]
|
:: funeral parlour; funereal
|
| velatorio {m}
|
:: wake (for the dead)
|
| velatorio {m}
|
:: funeral parlour
|
| velay {interj}
|
:: whatever; fine; sound's good
|
| velazqueño {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Diego Velázquez, or his style of art
|
| Velázquez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| velc {f}
|
:: abbreviation of velocidad
|
| velcro {m}
|
:: Velcro
|
| velde {adj} [Puerto Rico]
|
:: pronunciation spelling of verde
|
| veleidad {f}
|
:: caprice, whimsy
|
| veleidad {f}
|
:: fickleness
|
| veleidoso {adj}
|
:: fickle
|
| veleño {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of beleño
|
| velera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of velero
|
| velerismo {m}
|
:: sailing (a recreational activity)
|
| velerista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: sailing
|
| velerista {mf}
|
:: sailor, especially a dinghy sailor
|
| velero {m}
|
:: sailmaker
|
| velero {m}
|
:: candlemaker
|
| velero {m}
|
:: sailmaking
|
| velero {m}
|
:: sailboat
|
| veleta {f}
|
:: weather vane
|
| veleta {f}
|
:: weathercock (person who constantly changes their mind)
|
| veleta {f}
|
:: veleta (dance)
|
| veleto {adj} [bullfighting]
|
:: Having very high horns
|
| Vélez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vélico {adj} [attributive]
|
:: sail
|
| velillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of velo
|
| velís {m}
|
:: carry-on
|
| velita {f}
|
:: diminutive of vela
|
| vello {m}
|
:: body hair, androgenic hair, vellus hair
|
| vello {m}
|
:: facial hair
|
| vello androgénico {m}
|
:: body hair, androgenic hair
|
| vellocino {m}
|
:: fleece
|
| vello corporal {m}
|
:: body hair
|
| vellón {m}
|
:: fleece
|
| vello púbico {m}
|
:: pubic hair
|
| vellosidad {f}
|
:: hairiness
|
| vellositario {adj}
|
:: villous
|
| velloso {adj}
|
:: hairy
|
| velloso {adj}
|
:: fluffy
|
| velluda {f}
|
:: Hairy woman. Usually referring to excess of arm, chest, or pubic hair (not head hair)
|
| velludo {adj}
|
:: hairy-bodied
|
| velludo {m}
|
:: felt, velvet
|
| velo {m}
|
:: veil (something hung up or spread out to hide or protect the face, or hide an object from view; usually of a diaphanous material)
|
| velocidad {f}
|
:: speed
|
| velocidad {f} [physics]
|
:: velocity
|
| velocidad {f} [automotive]
|
:: gear
|
| velocidad de escape {f}
|
:: escape velocity
|
| velocidad de la luz {f}
|
:: speed of light
|
| velocidad del sonido {f}
|
:: speed of sound
|
| velocímetro {m}
|
:: speedometer
|
| velocípedo {m}
|
:: velocipede
|
| velociraptor {m} [rare]
|
:: velociraptor
|
| velocirráptor {m}
|
:: velociraptor
|
| velocísimamente {adv}
|
:: superlative of velozmente
|
| velocísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of veloz
|
| velocista {mf}
|
:: sprinter
|
| velódromo {m}
|
:: velodrome
|
| velón {m}
|
:: oil lamp
|
| velón {m}
|
:: large candle
|
| velorio {m}
|
:: wake (for the dead)
|
| Veloso {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
| velour {m}
|
:: velour
|
| velouté {f}
|
:: velouté
|
| veloz {adj}
|
:: fast, quick, speedy
|
| velozmente {adv}
|
:: quickly
|
| velvetón {m}
|
:: velour
|
| vena {f}
|
:: vein
|
| venablo {m}
|
:: A kind of spear
|
| vena cava {f} [anatomy]
|
:: vena cava
|
| vena cava inferior {f}
|
:: inferior vena cava
|
| vena cava superior {f} [anatomy]
|
:: superior vena cava
|
| venación {f} [archaic]
|
:: hunt
|
| venación {f}
|
:: venation
|
| venadear {v}
|
:: to kill someone like a deer
|
| venadillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of venado
|
| venado {m} [Latin America]
|
:: deer, stag
|
| venado {m}
|
:: venison
|
| venado {m} [colloquial]
|
:: cuckold, deceived husband or partner
|
| venado andino {m}
|
:: north Andean deer
|
| venal {adj}
|
:: venous
|
| venal {adj}
|
:: venal, corruptible
|
| venal {adj}
|
:: for sale, sellable
|
| venalidad {f}
|
:: venality, corruptness
|
| Venancio {prop}
|
:: given name
|
| vena porta {f} [anatomy]
|
:: portal vein
|
| vena safena {f} [anatomy]
|
:: saphenous vein
|
| venático {adj}
|
:: crazy, insane
|
| vena yugular {f}
|
:: jugular vein
|
| vencedor {adj}
|
:: conquering
|
| vencedor {adj}
|
:: winning, defeating, vanquishing
|
| vencedor {m}
|
:: conquerer
|
| vencedor {m}
|
:: victor, winner
|
| vencedora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of vencedor
|
| vencejo {m}
|
:: swift (bird)
|
| vencer {vti}
|
:: to defeat, to win, to conquer
|
| vencer {v} [a]
|
:: to beat
|
| vencer {vi}
|
:: to expire
|
| venceremos {interj} [politics]
|
:: We shall win, as a slogan
|
| vencible {adj}
|
:: beatable; defeatable
|
| vencido {adj}
|
:: defeated, beaten
|
| vencido {adj}
|
:: expired
|
| vencimiento {m}
|
:: defeat
|
| vencimiento {m}
|
:: expiry, expiration
|
| vencimiento {m}
|
:: expiry date
|
| vencimiento {m}
|
:: maturity date
|
| vencimiento {m}
|
:: collapse
|
| venda {f}
|
:: bandage
|
| venda {f}
|
:: blindfold
|
| venda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vendo; female Wend
|
| vendaje {m}
|
:: bandage, dressing (for a wound or injury)
|
| vendar {v}
|
:: to bandage
|
| vendar {v}
|
:: to blindfold
|
| vendaval {m}
|
:: windstorm
|
| vendebiblias {m} [rare]
|
:: bible basher
|
| vendedor {m}
|
:: salesman
|
| vendedora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vendedor; saleswoman
|
| vendehúmos {mf}
|
:: charlatan; trickster
|
| vendemotos {m} [colloquial]
|
:: someone who can easily talk somebody into buying things that aren't needed, or that are of low quality
|
| vendepatria {m}
|
:: traitor
|
| vendepatrias {m}
|
:: traitor
|
| vender {vt}
|
:: to sell
|
| vender humo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to talk shit; to make shit up (in order to sell something)
|
| vender la pomada {v} [Chile, colloquial, idiom]
|
:: to fool, deceive, beguile (make someone believe a lie)
|
| venderse {v}
|
:: reflexive of vender To sell for; to fetch
|
| venderse por un plato de lentejas {v} [idiom]
|
:: to sell out
|
| vendetta {f}
|
:: revenge, vengeance
|
| vendible {adj}
|
:: saleable, sellable
|
| vendido {m} [pejorative]
|
:: sellout
|
| vendimia {f}
|
:: vintage (yield of grapes during one season)
|
| vendimiador {m}
|
:: vintager
|
| vendimiar {v}
|
:: to vintage
|
| vendimiario {m}
|
:: Vendémiaire
|
| vendo {m}
|
:: Wend (a member of a Slavic people from the borders of Germany and Poland)
|
| Venecia {prop} {f}
|
:: Venecia (city)
|
| veneciano {adj}
|
:: Venetian
|
| veneciano {m}
|
:: Venetian
|
| venencia {f}
|
:: An implement used to take out sherry samples from a barrel, consisting of a long flexible shaft with a small cup at the end
|
| venenciador {m}
|
:: Someone who takes out and pours sherry using a venencia
|
| venenciadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of venenciador
|
| venenciar {v}
|
:: to pour sherry using a venencia
|
| veneno {m}
|
:: poison (substance that is harmful or lethal to a living organism)
|
| veneno {m}
|
:: venom (poison carried by an animal)
|
| venenoso {adj}
|
:: venomous, poisonous, toxic
|
| venera {f}
|
:: A shell of a scallop
|
| venera {f}
|
:: A type of jewel worn in Spain, including the badges of the Spanish religious confraternities worn by members throughout the 17th century
|
| venera {f}
|
:: A type of dessert from Asturias, similar to Linzer torte with rings of marzipan-enriched dough formed to resemble scalloped edges
|
| venerabilidad {f}
|
:: venerability
|
| venerable {adj}
|
:: venerable
|
| venerablemente {adv}
|
:: venerably
|
| veneración {f}
|
:: veneration
|
| venerando {adj}
|
:: venerable
|
| venerar {vt}
|
:: to venerate
|
| venéreo {adj}
|
:: venereal
|
| venero {m}
|
:: spring
|
| venero {m} [mining]
|
:: vein
|
| venesta {f}
|
:: plywood
|
| véneta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of véneto
|
| venético {m}
|
:: Venetic
|
| véneto {adj}
|
:: Venetian
|
| véneto {m}
|
:: Venetian
|
| Véneto {prop} {m}
|
:: Véneto (region)
|
| venezolanidad {f}
|
:: Venezuelanness (the quality or state of being Venezuelan)
|
| venezolano {m}
|
:: a Venezuelan person
|
| venezolano {m}
|
:: the currency of Venezuela; venezolano
|
| venezolano {adj}
|
:: Venezuelan
|
| Venezuela {prop} {f}
|
:: Venezuela (country)
|
| venga {interj}
|
:: come on, attaboy
|
| venga {interj}
|
:: wow, woah
|
| vengador {m}
|
:: avenger
|
| vengadora {f}
|
:: avenger
|
| venganza {f}
|
:: vengeance
|
| vengar {v}
|
:: to avenge, get even, take revenge
|
| vengativo {adj}
|
:: vengeful (wanting vengeance)
|
| venia {f}
|
:: forgiveness
|
| venia {f}
|
:: consent, permission, approval
|
| venia {f} [Latin America, military]
|
:: salute
|
| venial {adj}
|
:: venial, petty
|
| venicelista {adj}
|
:: Venizelist
|
| venicelista {mf}
|
:: Venizelist
|
| venida {f}
|
:: arrival, return
|
| venida {f}
|
:: coming
|
| venidero {adj}
|
:: future, forthcoming, upcoming
|
| venilla {f}
|
:: veinlet
|
| venir {v}
|
:: to come
|
| venir {vr}
|
:: [slang] To achieve orgasm; to cum; to ejaculate
|
| venir al caso {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be relevant, to be to the point
|
| venir al pelo {v} [idiom]
|
:: To suit down to the ground
|
| venires {particle}
|
:: only used in ires y venires
|
| venirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of venir
|
| venirse abajo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to collapse
|
| venirse abajo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to come to nothing
|
| venirse abajo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to go to pieces
|
| venita {f}
|
:: diminutive of vena
|
| venlafaxina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: venlafaxine
|
| venoso {adj}
|
:: venous
|
| venta {f}
|
:: sale
|
| venta {f}
|
:: sales (all goods sold in a given time period)
|
| venta {f}
|
:: roadside inn in Spain
|
| venta al por mayor {f}
|
:: wholesale (business)
|
| ventaja {f}
|
:: advantage, upper hand, edge
|
| ventaja {f}
|
:: benefit
|
| ventaja {f}
|
:: head start
|
| ventajismo {m}
|
:: nerve, gall
|
| ventajista {adj}
|
:: opportunistic, self-serving
|
| ventajosamente {adv}
|
:: advantageously, profitably, favorably
|
| ventajosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of ventajoso
|
| ventajoso {adj}
|
:: advantageous, profitable, favorable
|
| ventana {f}
|
:: window (opening for light and air)
|
| ventana {f}
|
:: window frame
|
| ventana {f} [computing]
|
:: window (area on a computer screen)
|
| ventana {f}
|
:: nostril
|
| ventana {f}
|
:: small gap or opening; forest clearing
|
| ventanal {m}
|
:: augmentative of ventana, large window
|
| ventanería {f}
|
:: windows
|
| ventanilla {f}
|
:: small window
|
| ventanilla {f}
|
:: a window in a vehicle
|
| ventanilla {f}
|
:: ticket window
|
| ventanilla {f} [anatomy]
|
:: nostril
|
| ventanillo {m}
|
:: small window
|
| ventanita {f}
|
:: diminutive of ventana
|
| ventar {vi}
|
:: to blow
|
| ventar {vt}
|
:: to sniff, scent
|
| ventarrón {m}
|
:: strong wind
|
| ventear {v} [impersonal]
|
:: to blow (of the wind)
|
| ventear {v}
|
:: to sniff the air (said of an animal)
|
| ventear {v}
|
:: to air, air out (clothes)
|
| ventear {v}
|
:: to sniff around, snoop
|
| ventear {vr}
|
:: to split
|
| ventear {vr}
|
:: to blister (get a blister)
|
| ventear {vr}
|
:: to dry out (e..g tobacco)
|
| ventear {vr}
|
:: to break wind
|
| ventera {f}
|
:: innkeeper
|
| ventero {m}
|
:: innkeeper
|
| ventilación {f}
|
:: ventilation
|
| ventilador {m}
|
:: fan, ventilator
|
| ventilar {v}
|
:: to ventilate
|
| ventilar {v}
|
:: to vent, to air, to air out
|
| ventilatorio {adj}
|
:: ventilatory
|
| ventiloconvector {m}
|
:: fan coil
|
| ventisca {f}
|
:: storm (strong wind)
|
| ventisca {f}
|
:: blizzard, snowstorm
|
| ventisquero {m}
|
:: storm (strong wind)
|
| ventolera {f}
|
:: gale, strong blast of wind
|
| ventolera {f}
|
:: pinwheel
|
| ventolera {f}
|
:: whim
|
| ventorrillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of ventorro
|
| ventorro {m}
|
:: small inn
|
| ventosa {f}
|
:: plunger
|
| ventosamente {adv}
|
:: windily, breezily
|
| ventosear {v}
|
:: to fart (break wind)
|
| ventosidad {f}
|
:: windiness
|
| ventosidad {f}
|
:: flatulence (intestinal gas)
|
| ventoso {adj} [weather]
|
:: windy, breezy
|
| ventral {adj}
|
:: ventral (relating to the abdomen or stomach)
|
| ventral {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: ventral (on the front side of the human body or the according surface of an animal)
|
| ventralmente {adv}
|
:: ventrally
|
| ventresca {f}
|
:: ventresca
|
| ventriblanco {adj}
|
:: white-bellied
|
| ventricular {adj}
|
:: ventricular
|
| ventrículo {m}
|
:: ventricle
|
| ventriculomegalia {f}
|
:: ventriculomegaly
|
| ventrílocua {f}
|
:: feminine noun of ventrílocuo
|
| ventrílocuo {m}
|
:: ventriloquist
|
| ventriloquia {f}
|
:: ventriloquism (the art of projecting one’s voice so that it appears to come from another source)
|
| ventriloquía {f}
|
:: alternative form of ventriloquia
|
| ventrinegro {adj}
|
:: black-bellied (said of a number of bird species)
|
| ventrudo {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: big-bellied, potbellied (having a big belly)
|
| ventura {f}
|
:: fortune, chance, luck
|
| venturina {f}
|
:: aventurine
|
| venturo {adj}
|
:: forthcoming; upcoming
|
| venturosamente {adv}
|
:: fortunately, luckily
|
| venturoso {adj}
|
:: fortunate, lucky
|
| vénula {f}
|
:: venule
|
| Venus {prop}
|
:: Venus (planet)
|
| Venus {prop} [Roman mythology]
|
:: Venus
|
| vepsio {m}
|
:: Veps
|
| ver {v}
|
:: to see (literally), to spot
|
| ver {v}
|
:: to see, to look at, to view (perceive)
|
| ver {v}
|
:: to see, to tell, to observe
|
| ver {v}
|
:: to see, to check (verify)
|
| ver {v}
|
:: to watch
|
| ver {vr}
|
:: to look, to seem
|
| ver {vr}
|
:: to see oneself, to picture oneself
|
| ver {vr}
|
:: to find oneself, to be
|
| ver {v} [reciprocal]
|
:: to see one another
|
| vera {f} [poetic]
|
:: side, face
|
| vera {f}
|
:: shore, bank (of a watercourse)
|
| vera {f}
|
:: edge, border
|
| vera {f}
|
:: verawood (Bulnesia arborea)
|
| veracidad {f}
|
:: veracity
|
| Veracruz {prop} {f}
|
:: Veracruz (state)
|
| Veracruz {prop} {f}
|
:: Veracruz (city)
|
| veracruzano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Veracruz
|
| verado {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: varriated
|
| veranada {f}
|
:: summer, summer season (for pasturing)
|
| veranada {f} [Argentina, agriculture]
|
:: summer pasture
|
| veranadero {m} [agriculture]
|
:: summer pasture
|
| veranda {f}
|
:: veranda
|
| veraneante {m}
|
:: vacationer
|
| veranear {v}
|
:: to summer; to spend a summer at
|
| veraneo {m}
|
:: summer holiday / summer vacation
|
| veranera {f}
|
:: bougainvillea
|
| veranero {m} [agriculture]
|
:: summer pasture, grazing land
|
| veraniego {adj}
|
:: pertaining to the summer, summerly
|
| veraniego {adj}
|
:: trivial
|
| veranillo {m}
|
:: Small spell of hot weather
|
| verano {m}
|
:: summer
|
| Verano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| veras {fp}
|
:: truth; reality
|
| veras {fp}
|
:: serious things
|
| veraz {adj}
|
:: truthful, veracious
|
| verazmente {adv}
|
:: credibly
|
| verba {f}
|
:: loquacity; gift of the gab
|
| verbal {adj}
|
:: verbal (of or relating to words)
|
| verbal {adj}
|
:: verbal (spoken rather than written)
|
| verbal {adj} [grammar]
|
:: verbal (relating to verbs)
|
| verbal {mf} [grammar]
|
:: verbal
|
| verbalista {adj}
|
:: verbose
|
| verbalista {adj}
|
:: verbal, verbalistic
|
| verbalista {mf}
|
:: verbalist
|
| verbalización {f}
|
:: verbalization (act, process of verbalizing)
|
| verbalizar {v}
|
:: to verbalize/verbalise
|
| verbalmente {adv}
|
:: verbally
|
| verbasco {m}
|
:: mullein
|
| verbena {f}
|
:: verbena (plant)
|
| verbena {f}
|
:: a night-time fair or party
|
| verbena de Indias {f}
|
:: lemon verbena (shrub, Aloysia triphylla)
|
| verbenita {f}
|
:: diminutive of verbena
|
| verberar {v}
|
:: to whip, flog
|
| verbigracia {m}
|
:: example
|
| verbigracia {adv} [formal]
|
:: for instance, for example
|
| verbo {m} [grammar]
|
:: verb
|
| verbo defectivo {m} [grammar]
|
:: defective verb
|
| verbo intransitivo {m} [grammar]
|
:: intransitive verb
|
| verbo irregular {m}
|
:: irregular verb
|
| verbo reflexivo {m} [grammar]
|
:: reflexive verb
|
| verborragia {f}
|
:: verbiage, verbose
|
| verborrágico {adj}
|
:: wordy
|
| verborrea {f} [colloquial]
|
:: verbiage
|
| verbosamente {adv}
|
:: verbosely, long-windedly
|
| verbosidad {f}
|
:: verbosity
|
| verboso {adj}
|
:: verbose; wordy
|
| verbo transitivo {m} [grammar]
|
:: transitive verb
|
| ver con buenos ojos {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to look favourably on
|
| verdad {f}
|
:: truth
|
| verdad {f}
|
:: fact
|
| verdad {interj}
|
:: right
|
| verdad de perogrullo {f}
|
:: truism
|
| verdaderamente {adv}
|
:: truthfully
|
| verdadero {adj}
|
:: true, real
|
| verdadero {adj}
|
:: honest
|
| verdadero {m}
|
:: a person who tells the truth
|
| verde {adj}
|
:: green in colour
|
| verde {adj}
|
:: unripe
|
| verde {adj} [figurative]
|
:: inexperienced; naïve
|
| verde {adj} [figurative]
|
:: risqué, naughty
|
| verde {adj} [figurative]
|
:: dirty, coarse
|
| verde {adj} [figurative]
|
:: unwell; sick
|
| verde {adj}
|
:: green (eco-friendly)
|
| verde {m}
|
:: green (colour)
|
| verdeamarela {f} [soccer]
|
:: The Brazil national football team
|
| verdeante {adj}
|
:: verdant
|
| verdear {v}
|
:: to turn green
|
| verdecillo {m}
|
:: European serin
|
| verdegay {adj}
|
:: bright green
|
| verdegay {m}
|
:: bright green (colour)
|
| verdeguear {v}
|
:: synonym of verdear
|
| verdel {m}
|
:: mackerel
|
| verdemar {adj}
|
:: sea green
|
| verderón {m}
|
:: greenfinch
|
| Verdi {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| verdiano {adj}
|
:: Verdian (of or pertaining to Giuseppe Verdi)
|
| verdiblanco {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Club León, a football club in León, Mexico
|
| verdiblanco {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Real Betis, a football club in Sevilla, Spain
|
| verdiblanco {m} [football, Mexico]
|
:: A player, supporter, or someone who works for Club León, a football club in León, Mexico
|
| verdiblanco {m} [football, Spain]
|
:: A player, supporter, or someone who works for Real Betis, a football club in Sevilla, Spain
|
| verdillo {m}
|
:: greenlet
|
| verdín {m}
|
:: small (green) plant
|
| verdinegro {adj}
|
:: green and black
|
| verdirrojo {adj}
|
:: red and green
|
| ver doble {v} [idiom]
|
:: to see double
|
| verdolaga {f}
|
:: common purslane, a plant of species Portulaca oleracea
|
| verdor {m}
|
:: green, greenery, greenness
|
| verdoso {adj}
|
:: greenish
|
| verdugado {m} [historical]
|
:: A type of dress, similar to the farthingale
|
| verdugo {m}
|
:: executioner, hangman (official person who carries out the capital punishment of a criminal)
|
| verdugo {m}
|
:: tyrant
|
| verdugo {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: puntilla (small dagger for administering the coup de grâce to the bull)
|
| verdugón {m}
|
:: bruise, welt
|
| verduguillo {m}
|
:: A type of rapier with a long, thin blade
|
| verduguillo {m} [nautical]
|
:: moulding
|
| verdulera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of verdulero, female greengrocer, fruiterer
|
| verdulería {f}
|
:: greengrocer's [UK], produce store [US], produce shop [US]
|
| verdulero {m}
|
:: greengrocer, fruiterer
|
| verdura {f}
|
:: vegetable
|
| verdura {f}
|
:: greenness, verdancy
|
| verdurita {f}
|
:: diminutive of verdura
|
| verdusco {adj}
|
:: greenish, somewhat green
|
| vereda {f}
|
:: path, lane
|
| vereda {f} [Latin America]
|
:: sidewalk
|
| vereda {f} [Colombia]
|
:: an administrative subdivision of a Colombian municipality
|
| veredal {adj} [attributive]
|
:: village
|
| veredal {adj} [attributive]
|
:: sidewalk
|
| veredero {m}
|
:: courier
|
| veredicto {m} [legal]
|
:: verdict
|
| ver el cielo abierto {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to see an opportunity; see one's chance
|
| verga {f}
|
:: a long and thin stick, pole or rod
|
| verga {f} [nautical]
|
:: yardarm; yard (spar on a mast from which sails are set)
|
| verga {f} [weapons]
|
:: steel bow (of a crossbow)
|
| verga {f} [vulgar]
|
:: penis
|
| verga {f} [vulgar]
|
:: a thing of bad or undesirable quality
|
| vergación {f} [Venezuela, colloquial]
|
:: thingy (something whose name one cannot recall)
|
| vergajazo {m}
|
:: whip, lash
|
| vergajazo {m}
|
:: blow from a whip or lash
|
| vergajo {m}
|
:: pizzle
|
| vergajo {m}
|
:: dick; cock; knob
|
| Vergara {prop}
|
:: Vergara (town)
|
| Vergara {prop}
|
:: surname deriving from the town in Gipuzkoa
|
| vergazo {m} [vulgar]
|
:: augmentative of verga; an exceptionally large penis, monster cock
|
| vergazo {m} [vulgar]
|
:: dickslap
|
| vergazo {m} [vulgar slang in Cuba, El Salvador, Nicaragua]
|
:: blow, strike, knock, smack
|
| vergel {m}
|
:: orchard
|
| verglás {m}
|
:: black ice
|
| vergón {adj} [vulgar]
|
:: having a big penis
|
| vergón {adj} [vulgar]
|
:: expert, strong, powerful
|
| vergonzante {adj}
|
:: shameful, embarrassing
|
| vergonzosamente {adv}
|
:: modestly, shyly
|
| vergonzosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vergonzoso
|
| vergonzoso {adj}
|
:: shameful
|
| vergonzoso {adj}
|
:: shy
|
| vergonzoso {adj}
|
:: bashful
|
| vergota {f} [vulgar]
|
:: big cock, penis
|
| vergudo {adj}
|
:: having a large penis
|
| verguear {vi}
|
:: In Spanish: to say a phrase to someone using the word "verga", in a vulgar context
|
| vergüenza {f}
|
:: shame
|
| vergüenza {f}
|
:: embarrassment
|
| vergüenza ajena {f}
|
:: vicarious embarrassment, secondhand embarrassment (i.e., shame or embarrassment felt as a result of the actions of others)
|
| vericueto {m}
|
:: difficult terrain
|
| vericueto {m}
|
:: difficult mountain trail
|
| vericueto {m}
|
:: meander
|
| vericueto {m}
|
:: intricacy
|
| vericueto {m}
|
:: (in plural) twists and turns
|
| verídico {adj}
|
:: true, veridical, veracious
|
| verificabilidad {f}
|
:: verifiability
|
| verificable {adj}
|
:: verifiable
|
| verificación {f}
|
:: verification
|
| verificación {f}
|
:: realization
|
| verificador {m}
|
:: checker, verifier
|
| verificar {v}
|
:: to verify, check
|
| verificativo {adj}
|
:: verifying, documenting
|
| verificentro {m} [Mexico]
|
:: A center where vehicles are tested for emissions
|
| verija {f}
|
:: pubic region; groin
|
| veril {m} [nautical]
|
:: isobath
|
| verisímil {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of verosímil
|
| verisimilitud {f}
|
:: alternative form of verosimilitud
|
| verismo {m}
|
:: verism, realism
|
| verista {adj} [art]
|
:: veristic, realist
|
| verja {f}
|
:: gate, railing (usually an iron gate with balusters)
|
| verja {f}
|
:: fence (often made of trellis)
|
| verjurado {adj}
|
:: laid (of paper)
|
| ver las orejas al lobo {v} [idiom]
|
:: to see the danger; to hear alarm bells ringing
|
| verle el ojo a la papa {v} [idiomatic, Chile]
|
:: to pop one's cherry
|
| verlo todo negro {v} [idiom]
|
:: to be pessimistic
|
| verme {m}
|
:: (intestinal) worm
|
| vermiculación {f}
|
:: vermiculation
|
| vermiculado {adj}
|
:: vermiculated
|
| vermiculita {f} [mineral]
|
:: vermiculite
|
| vermiforme {adj}
|
:: vermiform; worm-shaped
|
| vermífugo {adj} [pharmacology]
|
:: antiworm (preventing or eliminating worms, especially intestinal worms)
|
| vermífugo {m} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: antiworm medicine
|
| Vermont {prop} {m}
|
:: Vermont (state)
|
| vermontés {adj}
|
:: Vermonter, Vermont
|
| vermontés {m}
|
:: Vermonter
|
| vermontesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vermontés
|
| vermú {m}
|
:: vermouth
|
| vermut {m}
|
:: alternative form of vermú
|
| vernáculo {adj}
|
:: vernacular (pertaining to everyday language)
|
| vernal {adj}
|
:: vernal (pertaining to spring)
|
| vernalización {f}
|
:: vernalization
|
| verniano {adj}
|
:: Vernean
|
| vero {m} [heraldry]
|
:: vair
|
| vero {adj} [literary, obsolete]
|
:: true, real
|
| Vero {prop} {f}
|
:: A diminutive of the female given name Verónica
|
| veronal {m}
|
:: veronal
|
| veronés {adj}
|
:: Veronese
|
| veronés {m}
|
:: Veronese
|
| veronesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of veronés
|
| verónica {f}
|
:: speedwell
|
| verónica {f}
|
:: An act in bullfighting where the matador lets his cloak trail over the bull's head
|
| Verónica {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Verónica {prop} {f} [folklore]
|
:: Bloody Mary
|
| verosímil {adj}
|
:: plausible
|
| verosimilitud {f}
|
:: authenticity
|
| verosímilmente {adv}
|
:: plausibly
|
| verotoxigénico {adj}
|
:: verotoxigenic
|
| verraco {m}
|
:: a male, uncastrated adult pig
|
| verraco {m} [archaeology]
|
:: a stone sculpture of a pig or other quadruped created by the pre-Roman inhabitants of Iberia, especially the Vettones
|
| verraco {m} [Latin America]
|
:: foolish, slovenly or misbehaving person
|
| verrucoso {adj}
|
:: verrucose
|
| verruga {f}
|
:: wart, verruca
|
| verrugoso {adj}
|
:: warty
|
| versación {f}
|
:: expertise
|
| versación {f}
|
:: skill
|
| versadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of versado
|
| versado {adj}
|
:: versed, knowledgeable, skilled
|
| versalita {f} [typography]
|
:: A letter in small caps
|
| Versalles {prop} {f}
|
:: Versailles
|
| versallesco {adj} [attributive]
|
:: Versailles
|
| versar {v}
|
:: to concern
|
| versar {v}
|
:: to turn (around)
|
| versátil {adj}
|
:: versatile
|
| versatilidad {m}
|
:: versatility
|
| verse {v}
|
:: to meet; to see one another
|
| verse a la legua {phrase}
|
:: to be blindingly obvious; to see (it) from a mile away
|
| versear {v}
|
:: to lie, to tell a tall tale
|
| vérselas {v} [idiom]
|
:: to deal with
|
| vérselas y deseárselas {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to have a tough time (doing something); to find it tough going (to do something)
|
| vérsele el plumero {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be blindingly obvious
|
| versículo {m}
|
:: verse (in the Bible)
|
| versificación {f}
|
:: versification
|
| versificador {m}
|
:: versifier
|
| versificadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of versificador
|
| versificar {v}
|
:: to versify
|
| versificatorio {adj}
|
:: versifying
|
| versión {f}
|
:: version
|
| versión {f}
|
:: cover version
|
| versionar {v} [music]
|
:: to cover (make a cover version)
|
| versionear {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of versionar
|
| versito {m}
|
:: diminutive of verso
|
| verso {adj} [mathematics]
|
:: versed
|
| verso {m}
|
:: verse, poem
|
| verso {m}
|
:: verse, line (of a poem)
|
| verso {m}
|
:: verso, reverse, back, overleaf (of a page)
|
| verso {m} [printing]
|
:: verso, left-hand page
|
| verso {m} [military, artillery]
|
:: small culverin (kind of cannon)
|
| verso {m} [colloquial]
|
:: lie, story, porky
|
| versolari {m}
|
:: bertsolari
|
| versolarismo {m}
|
:: The art of singing bertsos
|
| verso libre {m}
|
:: free verse
|
| versolibrismo {m}
|
:: free verse
|
| verso suelto {m}
|
:: blank verse
|
| verso suelto {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: maverick, nonconformist
|
| versus {prep}
|
:: versus
|
| vértebra {f} [skeleton]
|
:: vertebra
|
| vértebra cervical {f}
|
:: cervical vertebra
|
| vertebración {f}
|
:: support
|
| vertebrado {adj}
|
:: vertebrate (having a backbone)
|
| vertebrado {m}
|
:: vertebrate (an animal having a backbone)
|
| vertebrador {adj}
|
:: supporting
|
| vertebral {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vertebral
|
| vertebrar {v}
|
:: to support
|
| vertedera {f}
|
:: mouldboard (of a plow)
|
| vertedero {m}
|
:: landfill, dump (place where waste or garbage is left)
|
| vertedero {m}
|
:: weir
|
| vertedor {m}
|
:: pourer
|
| vertedor {m}
|
:: chute; pouring tube
|
| vertedor {m}
|
:: spillway
|
| verter {vt}
|
:: to pour, spill, shed
|
| vertical {adj}
|
:: vertical
|
| vertical {adj}
|
:: portrait [a print orientation where the vertical sides are longer than the horizontal sides.; in smartphones]
|
| verticalidad {f}
|
:: verticality
|
| verticalismo {m} [architecture]
|
:: verticalism
|
| verticalista {adj}
|
:: top-down
|
| verticalista {adj}
|
:: top-to-bottom
|
| verticalización {f}
|
:: verticalization
|
| verticalizar {v}
|
:: to verticalize
|
| verticalmente {adv}
|
:: vertically
|
| vértice {m} [anatomy, geometry]
|
:: vertex
|
| verticilastro {m}
|
:: verticillaster
|
| verticilo {m} [botany]
|
:: whorl
|
| vertido {m}
|
:: tipping
|
| vertido {m}
|
:: pouring
|
| vertiente {f}
|
:: slope, declivity
|
| vertiente {f}
|
:: aspect
|
| vertiente {f}
|
:: point of view
|
| vertiginosamente {adv}
|
:: dizzily
|
| vertiginosamente {adv}
|
:: dramatically, rapidly
|
| vertiginosidad {f}
|
:: vertiginousness
|
| vertiginoso {adj}
|
:: vertiginous (pertaining or related to vertigo)
|
| vertiginoso {adj}
|
:: dizzying, vertiginous, giddy (inducing a feeling of giddiness, vertigo, or dizzyness)
|
| vertiginoso {adj}
|
:: suffering from vertigo
|
| vértigo {m}
|
:: vertigo
|
| vertimiento {m}
|
:: dumping
|
| vesania {f}
|
:: madness, insanity
|
| vesania {f}
|
:: rage
|
| vesánico {adj}
|
:: raging, furious
|
| vesánico {adj}
|
:: insane
|
| vesical {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vesical
|
| vesicoureteral {adj}
|
:: vesicoureteral
|
| vesícula {f} [cytology]
|
:: vesicle
|
| vesícula biliar {f}
|
:: gall bladder
|
| vesicular {adj}
|
:: vesicular
|
| vesícula seminal {f} [anatomy]
|
:: seminal vesicle
|
| vespa {f}
|
:: Vespa (brand name)
|
| vespa {f}
|
:: scooter (powered bicycle or tricycle)
|
| vespertino {adj}
|
:: relating to the afternoon
|
| vespertino {adj}
|
:: occurring during the afternoon
|
| vespertino {m}
|
:: sermon preached in the evening
|
| vesre {m}
|
:: A type of backslang in Argentine and Uruguayan Spanish
|
| vestal {adj}
|
:: vestal (of or pertaining to Vesta)
|
| vestal {adj}
|
:: vestal (pure, chaste)
|
| vestal {f}
|
:: vestal (virgin)
|
| vestible {adj}
|
:: wearable
|
| vestibular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vestibular
|
| vestibulo- {prefix} [anatomy]
|
:: vestibulo
|
| vestíbulo {m}
|
:: hall
|
| vestíbulo {m}
|
:: vestibule
|
| vestibulococlear {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: vestibulocochlear
|
| vestidillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of vestido
|
| vestidito {m}
|
:: diminutive of vestido
|
| vestido {adj}
|
:: dressed
|
| vestido {m}
|
:: dress
|
| vestido de faralaes {m}
|
:: A frilly dress worn by flamenco dancers
|
| vestidor {m}
|
:: changing room
|
| vestidura {f}
|
:: clothing; garb
|
| vestigial {adj}
|
:: vestigial
|
| vestigio {m}
|
:: vestige (faint mark or visible sign left by something which is lost)
|
| vestimenta {f}
|
:: vesture, habiliment
|
| vestimenta {f}
|
:: clothes, outfit, apparel
|
| vestir {v}
|
:: to dress, to clothe, to attire
|
| vestir {v}
|
:: to wear
|
| vestir {v}
|
:: to adorn, to bedeck, to embellish
|
| vestir {v}
|
:: to disguise, to cover up
|
| vestir {v}
|
:: to make clothes for, to dress
|
| vestirse {v}
|
:: to get dressed
|
| vestón {n}
|
:: blazer, men's sportscoat
|
| vestuario {m}
|
:: clothing
|
| vestuario {m}
|
:: wardrobe
|
| vestuarista {mf} [theatre]
|
:: costumer
|
| veta {f} [of wood]
|
:: vein
|
| veta {f}
|
:: streak
|
| veta {f} [mining]
|
:: vein, seam
|
| vetar {v}
|
:: to veto
|
| vete a chingar {phrase} [pejorative, Cuba slang]
|
:: Go fuck yourself
|
| vete a la mierda {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive]
|
:: fuck you, fuck off, get fucked, go fuck yourself, go to hell
|
| vete a la verga {interj} [vulgar, offensive]
|
:: fuck you, go to hell, go suck a dick
|
| vetear {v}
|
:: to make or paint veins or streaks
|
| vete a saber {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: you tell me, goodness knows, who knows
|
| vete a tomar por culo {phrase} [idiomatic, vulgar, offensive]
|
:: fuck you, fuck off, get fucked, go fuck yourself, go to hell
|
| vete con la música a otra parte {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: scram; get outta here; go take a long walk off a short pier
|
| veterana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of veterano
|
| veteranía {f}
|
:: the state of being a veteran
|
| veterano {adj}
|
:: veteran
|
| veterano {m}
|
:: veteran
|
| veterinaria {f}
|
:: veterinary science
|
| veterinaria {f}
|
:: female equivalent of veterinario
|
| veterinario {adj}
|
:: veterinary
|
| veterinario {m}
|
:: veterinarian, vet, veterinary, veterinary surgeon
|
| veto {m}
|
:: veto
|
| vetón {adj}
|
:: Vettonian
|
| vetón {m}
|
:: Vettonian
|
| vetona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vetón
|
| vetustense {mf}
|
:: Oviedan
|
| vetustez {f}
|
:: great age, ancientness
|
| vetusto {adj}
|
:: old, ancient, age-old
|
| vexilar {m}
|
:: vexillum
|
| vexilo {m} [ornithology]
|
:: vane (of a feather)
|
| vexilología {f}
|
:: vexillology
|
| vexilológico {adj}
|
:: vexillological
|
| vez {f}
|
:: time, instance
|
| vez {f} [Spain]
|
:: place (in a queue)
|
| vez {f} [Spain]
|
:: turn (a chance to use (something) shared in sequence with others)
|
| vez {f} [in the plural]
|
:: place, stead
|
| veza {f}
|
:: vetch
|
| vezar {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of avezar
|
| vezina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vezino
|
| vezino {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vecino
|
| vezo {m} [rare]
|
:: custom, habit
|
| vía {f}
|
:: way, means
|
| vía {f} [figuratively]
|
:: avenue, way, path
|
| vía {f}
|
:: road
|
| vía {f}
|
:: track, railroad track
|
| vía {f}
|
:: method
|
| vía {f}
|
:: leak
|
| vía {f} [anatomy, medicine, neurology]
|
:: pathway
|
| vía {prep}
|
:: via
|
| viabilidad {f}
|
:: viability
|
| viabilizar {vt}
|
:: to make viable
|
| viable {adj}
|
:: viable
|
| vía contenciosa {m} [legal]
|
:: litigation
|
| viacrucis {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of vía crucis
|
| vía crucis {m}
|
:: Way of the Cross; Via Crucis
|
| víacrucis {m}
|
:: Way of the Cross
|
| viada {f}
|
:: pull; jolt; tug
|
| viada {f}
|
:: shove
|
| viaducto {m}
|
:: viaduct
|
| viaducto {m} [Mexico]
|
:: in Mexico City, a limited-access high-speed roadway below street level, built on top of a river which has been channeled underground
|
| vía ferrata {f} [climbing]
|
:: via ferrata (protected climbing route)
|
| viage {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of viaje
|
| viagero {n}
|
:: obsolete spelling of viajero
|
| viagra {mf}
|
:: Viagra
|
| viajador {adj}
|
:: travelling
|
| viajador {m}
|
:: traveler
|
| viajante {adj}
|
:: that travels, who travels, travelling (person)
|
| viajante {mf}
|
:: travelling salesman
|
| viajar {vi}
|
:: to travel, journey
|
| viajar en el tiempo {v}
|
:: to time-travel, to time travel
|
| viajata {f} [colloquial]
|
:: journey from one place to another
|
| viajata {f} [colloquial]
|
:: long and tiresome journey
|
| viaje {m}
|
:: voyage, journey, trip
|
| viajecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of viaje
|
| viajecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of viaje
|
| viaje de negocios {m}
|
:: business trip
|
| viaje en el tiempo {m}
|
:: time travel, time-travel
|
| viaje inaugural {m}
|
:: maiden voyage
|
| viajera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viajero
|
| viajero {adj}
|
:: travelling
|
| viajero {m}
|
:: traveller, traveler
|
| vial {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to a via, road, highway
|
| vial {m}
|
:: avenue
|
| vial {m}
|
:: vial
|
| Vía Láctea {prop} {f}
|
:: Milky Way
|
| vialidad {f}
|
:: road network administration
|
| vianda {f}
|
:: food, viands (items of food served as a meal)
|
| vianda {f}
|
:: takeaway meal
|
| vianda {f}
|
:: meals on wheels (food delivered to the homes of those unable to cook)
|
| viandante {mf}
|
:: passer-by, walker
|
| viandera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viandero
|
| viandero {m}
|
:: Someone who sells vegetables
|
| vía rápida {f}
|
:: fast track
|
| viario {adj}
|
:: road, street, highway (attributive)
|
| viático {m}
|
:: viaticum
|
| víbora {f}
|
:: viper, adder
|
| víbora {f}
|
:: malicious person, snake in the grass
|
| víbora {f} [colloquial, Mexico]
|
:: snake
|
| viborear {v}
|
:: to wind, slither, snake
|
| viborezno {adj}
|
:: viperous (of or pertaining to a viper)
|
| viborezno {m}
|
:: snakelet, especially a young viper
|
| vibra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: vibe (atmosphere or aura of a person or place as communicated to and felt by others)
|
| vibración {f}
|
:: vibration
|
| vibracional {adj}
|
:: vibrational
|
| vibracionismo {m}
|
:: vibrational art
|
| vibrador {m} [sex]
|
:: vibrator
|
| vibrafonista {mf} [music]
|
:: vibraphonist
|
| vibráfono {m}
|
:: vibraphone
|
| vibrante {adj}
|
:: vibrating
|
| vibrante {adj}
|
:: vibrant, lively
|
| vibrante {adj} [linguistics]
|
:: trilled
|
| vibrante {f} [linguistics]
|
:: vibrant
|
| vibrantemente {adv}
|
:: vibrantly, lively
|
| vibrar {v}
|
:: to vibrate
|
| vibrar {v}
|
:: to brandish
|
| vibrar {v}
|
:: to roll the letter R
|
| vibrato {m}
|
:: vibrato
|
| vibratorio {adj}
|
:: vibratory, vibrating
|
| vibrisa {f}
|
:: vibrissa; whisker
|
| vibrometría {f}
|
:: vibrometry
|
| viburno {m}
|
:: viburnum
|
| vicaría {f}
|
:: vicarage
|
| vicaría {f}
|
:: vicarate
|
| vicarial {adj}
|
:: vicarial
|
| vicariamente {adv}
|
:: vicariously
|
| vicariante {adj}
|
:: substituting
|
| vicariato {m}
|
:: vicariate
|
| vicario {m}
|
:: vicar
|
| vice- {prefix}
|
:: vice-
|
| vice {mf}
|
:: vice (second in command)
|
| vicealcalde {m}
|
:: deputy mayor
|
| vicealcaldesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicealcalde
|
| vicealmirante {m} [nautical]
|
:: vice admiral
|
| vicecampeón {m}
|
:: synonym of subcampeón
|
| vicecampeonato {m}
|
:: second place in a championship; silver medal; finishing as the runner-up
|
| vicecanciller {mf}
|
:: vice-chancellor
|
| vicecapitán {m}
|
:: vice-captain
|
| vicecomisario {m}
|
:: vice commissioner
|
| vicecomodora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicecomodoro
|
| vicecomodoro {m}
|
:: vice commodore
|
| viceconsejera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viceconsejero
|
| viceconsejería {f} [Spain]
|
:: deputy governmental ministry
|
| viceconsejero {m}
|
:: deputy minister
|
| vicecónsul {m}
|
:: vice-consel
|
| vicecoordinador {m}
|
:: deputy coordinator
|
| vicedecana {f}
|
:: Second most senior person
|
| vicedecano {m}
|
:: second most senior person
|
| vicedirector {mf}
|
:: vice director
|
| vicedirectora {f}
|
:: deputy director
|
| vicedirectora {f}
|
:: deputy headmistress
|
| vicediretora {f}
|
:: vice director
|
| vicefiscal {m}
|
:: vice-attorney general
|
| vicegerente {mf}
|
:: deputy leader
|
| vicegobernación {f}
|
:: deputy government
|
| vicegobernador {m}
|
:: vice governor
|
| vicegobernadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicegobernador
|
| viceintendente {mf}
|
:: vice superintendent
|
| vicejefa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicejefe
|
| vicejefe {m}
|
:: deputy boss, second-in-command
|
| vicelehendakari {mf}
|
:: deputy lehendakari
|
| vicemandataria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicemandatario
|
| vicemandatario {m}
|
:: deputy head of state
|
| vicemariscal {mf}
|
:: deputy marshall
|
| viceministerio {m}
|
:: viceministry
|
| viceministra {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viceministro
|
| viceministro {m}
|
:: vice minister
|
| vicenal {adj}
|
:: vicennial
|
| Vicenta {prop}
|
:: given name, feminine form of Vicente ( =Vincent)
|
| Vicente {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| vicentino {adj}
|
:: Vicentine
|
| vicentino {m}
|
:: Vicentine
|
| vicentino {m}
|
:: Vincentian
|
| viceparroquia {f}
|
:: A subdivision of a parish; subparish
|
| vicepichichi {m} [football, Spain]
|
:: second highest scorer in the league
|
| viceportavoz {mf}
|
:: deputy spokesperson
|
| viceprefecta {f}
|
:: deputy prefect
|
| viceprefecto {m}
|
:: deputy prefect
|
| viceprefectura {f}
|
:: vice prefecture
|
| vicepresidencia {f}
|
:: vice-presidency
|
| vicepresidenciable {adj}
|
:: Running for candidate as vice president
|
| vicepresidencial {adj}
|
:: vice-presidential
|
| vicepresident {m}
|
:: vice president of the Government of Catalonia
|
| vicepresidenta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicepresidente
|
| vicepresidente {m}
|
:: vice president
|
| viceprimer {adj}
|
:: deputy prime
|
| viceprimer ministro {m} [politics]
|
:: deputy prime minister
|
| viceprovincia {f} [historical]
|
:: pseudo-province
|
| vicerrector {m}
|
:: vice-rector
|
| vicerrectora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicerrector
|
| vicerrectorado {m}
|
:: vice-rectorship
|
| vicerrectoría {f}
|
:: vice rectorship
|
| vicerreina {f}
|
:: deputy queen
|
| vicesecretaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vicesecretario
|
| vicesecretario {m}
|
:: vice-secretary
|
| vicetiple {f}
|
:: Woman singer of operettas, zarzuelas and similar spectacles
|
| vicetitular {mf}
|
:: deputy holder of a position
|
| vicevaledora {f}
|
:: deputy protector
|
| viceversa {adv}
|
:: vice versa, the other way round
|
| viche {m}
|
:: An alcoholic drink from Colombia, based on cane sugar
|
| vichear {v} [Argentina]
|
:: alternative spelling of bichear
|
| Vichuquén {prop} {m}
|
:: Vichuquén (city)
|
| Vichuquén {prop} {m}
|
:: Vichuquén (former department)
|
| vichuquenino {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of Vichuquén
|
| viciar {v}
|
:: to distort
|
| vicio {m}
|
:: vice
|
| vicio {m}
|
:: bad habit
|
| vicio {m}
|
:: imperfection, blotch
|
| vicio {m}
|
:: slip-up, mess-up
|
| vicio {m}
|
:: spoiledness
|
| vicio {m} [botany]
|
:: rankness
|
| vicioso {adj}
|
:: profligate
|
| vicioso {adj}
|
:: vicious
|
| vicisitud {f}
|
:: vicissitude
|
| Vico {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| víctima {f}
|
:: victim
|
| victimar {v}
|
:: to murder someone
|
| victimaria {f}
|
:: killer
|
| victimario {m}
|
:: killer, homicide
|
| victimismo {m}
|
:: victimism
|
| victimista {adj}
|
:: victimist
|
| victimización {f}
|
:: victimization
|
| victimizante {adj}
|
:: victimizing
|
| victimizar {v}
|
:: to victimize (to make someone a victim)
|
| victimología {f}
|
:: victimology
|
| Víctor {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| victorear {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of vitorear
|
| victoria {f}
|
:: victory
|
| Victoria {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| Victoria {prop} {f}
|
:: Victoria (state)
|
| victoriano {adj}
|
:: Victorian (relating to Queen Victoria's reign)
|
| victoriano {adj}
|
:: Victorian (of or pertaining to Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
|
| victoriano {adj}
|
:: Victorian (of or pertaining to Victoria, Australia)
|
| victoriano {m}
|
:: Victorian (native or resident of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada)
|
| victoriano {m}
|
:: Victorian (native or resident of Victoria, Australia)
|
| victoria pírrica {f}
|
:: Pyrrhic victory
|
| victoriosamente {adv}
|
:: victoriously
|
| victorioso {adj}
|
:: victorious, triumphant
|
| victrola {m}
|
:: victrola
|
| vicuña {f}
|
:: vicuna
|
| vid {f}
|
:: vine, grapevine
|
| vida {f}
|
:: life
|
| vida {f}
|
:: lifestyle
|
| vida {f}
|
:: livelihood; living
|
| vida {f}
|
:: liveliness
|
| vida {f}
|
:: life span; lifetime
|
| vida {f}
|
:: a term of endearment; darling, sweetheart
|
| vida {f}
|
:: The game (prostitution)
|
| vida {f} [computing]
|
:: life (in a computer game)
|
| vida de perros {f}
|
:: dog's life
|
| vidalismo {m} [politics]
|
:: The political support of María Eugenia Vidal (1973-), Argentine politician
|
| Vidanes {prop}
|
:: Vidanes (village)
|
| Vidanes {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| vida sexual {f}
|
:: sex life
|
| videasta {mf}
|
:: video artist
|
| videncia {f}
|
:: clairvoyance
|
| vidente {mf}
|
:: seeing
|
| vidente {mf}
|
:: fortuneteller, clairvoyant, seer
|
| vidente {adj}
|
:: seeing
|
| video- {prefix}
|
:: video-
|
| video {m} [Latin America]
|
:: alternative form of vídeo
|
| video {m} [Latin America]
|
:: video rental shop
|
| vídeo {m} [Spain]
|
:: video
|
| vídeo {m} [Spain, dated]
|
:: VHS player, videocassette recorder, VCR
|
| videoaficionado {m}
|
:: fan of videos
|
| videoarbitraje {m}
|
:: video refereeing
|
| videoarte {m}
|
:: video art
|
| videoartista {mf}
|
:: video artist
|
| videoasistente {mf}
|
:: video referee
|
| videoaudiencia {f}
|
:: hearing via a webcam
|
| videoblog {m}
|
:: videoblog
|
| videobloguera {f}
|
:: video blogger; vlogger
|
| videocámara {f}
|
:: video camera
|
| videocasete {f}
|
:: videotape
|
| video chat {m}
|
:: video chat
|
| videochat {m}
|
:: videochat
|
| videocinta {f}
|
:: videotape
|
| videoclip {m}
|
:: music video
|
| vídeoclip {m}
|
:: videoclip
|
| videoclub {m}
|
:: business where one can rent and sometimes buy recorded home videos
|
| videocolonoscopía {f} [medicine]
|
:: videocolonoscopy
|
| videocolumna {f}
|
:: televised periodical
|
| videoconferencia {f}
|
:: videoconference
|
| videoconsola {f}
|
:: video console
|
| videoconversación {f}
|
:: videochat
|
| videocreación {f}
|
:: video creation
|
| video doméstico {m}
|
:: home video
|
| videoenlace {m}
|
:: videolink
|
| videograbación {f}
|
:: video recording
|
| videograbador {m} [Spain, dated]
|
:: VCR; videocassette recorder
|
| videograbadora {f} [Latin America]
|
:: VCR; videocassette recorder
|
| videograbar {v}
|
:: to videotape or record on video
|
| videógrafa {f}
|
:: videographer
|
| videografía {f}
|
:: videography
|
| videográfico {adj}
|
:: videographic
|
| videográfico {m}
|
:: videographic
|
| videógrafo {m}
|
:: videographer
|
| videograma {m}
|
:: videogram
|
| videohome {m} [Mexico]
|
:: B-movie
|
| videoinstalación {f}
|
:: video installation
|
| videojuego {m}
|
:: video game
|
| vídeojuego {m}
|
:: nonstandard form of videojuego
|
| videojugador {m}
|
:: gamer, video game player
|
| videollamada {f}
|
:: video call
|
| videomapping {m}
|
:: video mapping
|
| videomarcador {m}
|
:: video scoreboard
|
| videomensaje {m}
|
:: video message
|
| videoportero {m}
|
:: video doorphone, video entryphone, video intercom, video door entry
|
| videoserie {f}
|
:: video series
|
| videostreaming {m}
|
:: video streaming
|
| videoteca {f}
|
:: video library
|
| videoteca {f}
|
:: video rental shop
|
| videotecnológico {adj}
|
:: video-technological
|
| videotutorial {m}
|
:: video tutorial
|
| videovigilancia {f} [chiefly Spain]
|
:: video surveillance
|
| vidilla {f}
|
:: diminutive of vida
|
| vidorra {f} [colloquial]
|
:: an easy, comfortable life
|
| vidriar {v}
|
:: to glaze
|
| vidriera {f} [Latin America]
|
:: shop window
|
| vidriera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vidriero
|
| vidriería {f}
|
:: glaziery, glazier's shop, glazier's workshop
|
| vidriero {m}
|
:: glazier
|
| vidrio {m}
|
:: glass
|
| vidrio {m}
|
:: window
|
| vidrioso {adj}
|
:: glassy
|
| viduño {m}
|
:: A kind of grape or a certain quality of grape
|
| vieira {f}
|
:: scallop
|
| vieja {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viejo
|
| vieja {f}
|
:: hag
|
| vieja {f}
|
:: wife, (spouse) little woman
|
| vieja escuela {f}
|
:: old school
|
| viejales {m} [slang]
|
:: old man, old chap
|
| viejecilla {f}
|
:: diminutive of vieja
|
| viejecillo {adj}
|
:: diminutive of viejo
|
| viejecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of viejo
|
| viejecita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viejecito
|
| viejecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of viejo, little old man, gramps, grams, granny, big mama, cheeser
|
| viejete {mf}
|
:: [informal, grammatically incorrect] old man, old lady, oldie
|
| viejillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of viejo
|
| viejísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of viejo
|
| viejismo {m}
|
:: ageism
|
| viejita {f}
|
:: diminutive of vieja
|
| viejita {f}
|
:: green heron (Butorides virescens)
|
| viejita {f}
|
:: boat-billed heron (Cochlaerius cochlaerius)
|
| viejita {f}
|
:: white-throated towhee (Melozone albicollis)
|
| viejita {f}
|
:: canyon towhee (Melozone fusca)
|
| viejito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of viejo
|
| Viejito Pascuero {prop} {m}
|
:: Santa Claus, Father Christmas
|
| viejo {m}
|
:: an old person
|
| viejo {m} [slang]
|
:: old man (one's father)
|
| viejo {m} [Mexico]
|
:: a certain guy or man, especially adult or almost
|
| viejo {m} [Mexico]
|
:: sweetheart, honey (substitute for a male name)
|
| viejo {m} [Mexico]
|
:: a male sexual companion or partner, occasional or stable; husband
|
| viejo {adj}
|
:: old (having existed for a long time)
|
| viejo {adj}
|
:: old (having lived for many years)
|
| viejo {adj} [before the noun]
|
:: old (former, previous)
|
| viejo {adj}
|
:: stale (no longer novel or interesting)
|
| viejo de monte {m} [zoology]
|
:: tayra
|
| viejoven {adj}
|
:: a young person who acts like an elderly
|
| viejuja {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viejujo
|
| viejujo {m}
|
:: superlative of viejo, an old person; old fart, geezer, cheeser
|
| Viena {prop}
|
:: Viena (capital city)
|
| vienés {adj}
|
:: Viennese (from or connected with Vienna)
|
| vienés {m}
|
:: Viennese (inhabitant or resident of Vienna)
|
| vienesa {f}
|
:: wiener, hot dog (sausage)
|
| vienesa {f}
|
:: female Viennese (female inhabitant or resident of Vienna)
|
| vientecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of viento
|
| vientecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of viento
|
| Vientián {prop}
|
:: Vientiane
|
| viento {m}
|
:: wind (the movement of air)
|
| viento {m}
|
:: woodwind section (of an orchestra)
|
| viento {m}
|
:: guy rope
|
| viento en popa {m}
|
:: tailwind
|
| viento estelar {m}
|
:: stellar wind
|
| viento solar {m} [astronomy]
|
:: solar wind
|
| vientre {m}
|
:: abdomen
|
| vientre {m}
|
:: belly
|
| viequense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the municipality of Vieques, Puerto Rico
|
| viequense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the municipality of Vieques, Puerto Rico
|
| viernes {m}
|
:: Friday
|
| Viernes Santo {prop} {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Good Friday
|
| Vietnam {prop} {m}
|
:: Vietnam
|
| vietnamita {adj}
|
:: Vietnamese
|
| vietnamita {mf} [uncountable]
|
:: Vietnamese language
|
| vietnamita {mf}
|
:: Vietnamese (person)
|
| vietnamización {f}
|
:: Vietnamisation
|
| viga {f}
|
:: timber, beam, rafter, girder
|
| Vigan {prop}
|
:: Vigan (city/capital city)
|
| vigencia {f}
|
:: validity, applicability
|
| vigencia {f}
|
:: term, life (for a contract)
|
| vigencia {f}
|
:: operation (for a law, regulation)
|
| vigencia {f}
|
:: shelf life
|
| vigencia {f}
|
:: circulation
|
| vigente {adj} [legal]
|
:: in force, in effect
|
| vigente {adj}
|
:: current, in use
|
| vigente {adj}
|
:: in shelf life
|
| vigente {adj}
|
:: (for a commercial offer, price or promotion) suitable in time
|
| vigésima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vigésimo
|
| vigésimo {adj}
|
:: twentieth
|
| vigésimo {m}
|
:: twentieth
|
| vigesimoctavo {adj}
|
:: twenty-eight
|
| vigesimoctavo {m}
|
:: twenty-eighth
|
| vigesimocuarto {adj}
|
:: twenty-fourth
|
| vigesimocuarto {m}
|
:: twenty-fourth
|
| vigésimo cuarto {adj}
|
:: twenty-fourth
|
| vigesimonoveno {adj}
|
:: twenty-ninth
|
| vigesimonoveno {m}
|
:: twenty-ninth
|
| vigésimo noveno {adj}
|
:: twenty-ninth
|
| vigésimo noveno {m}
|
:: twenty-ninth
|
| vigésimo octavo {adj}
|
:: twenty-eight
|
| vigésimo octavo {m}
|
:: twenty-eighth
|
| vigesimoprimero {adj}
|
:: twenty-first
|
| vigesimoprimero {m}
|
:: twenty-first
|
| vigésimo primero {adj}
|
:: twenty-first
|
| vigesimoquinto {adj}
|
:: twenty-fifth
|
| vigesimoquinto {m}
|
:: twenty-fifth
|
| vigésimo quinto {adj}
|
:: twenty-fifth
|
| vigesimosegundo {adj}
|
:: twenty-second
|
| vigésimo segundo {adj}
|
:: twenty-second
|
| vigesimoséptimo {adj}
|
:: twenty-seventh
|
| vigesimoséptimo {m}
|
:: twenty-seventh
|
| vigesimosexto {adj}
|
:: twenty-sixth
|
| vigesimosexto {m}
|
:: twenty-sixth
|
| vigesimotercero {adj}
|
:: twenty-third
|
| vigesimotercero {m}
|
:: twenty-third
|
| vigésimo tercero {adj}
|
:: twenty-third
|
| vigía {m}
|
:: lookout, watchtower (vantage point with a view of the surrounding area)
|
| vigía {m} [nautical]
|
:: reef (chain or range of rocks, sand, or coral protruding from the surface of the water)
|
| vigía {mf}
|
:: lookout (person on watch for approaching danger, enemy, etc.)
|
| vigilancia {f}
|
:: vigilance, surveillance
|
| vigilante {adj}
|
:: watchful, alert, wakeful
|
| vigilante {mf}
|
:: guard, watchman
|
| vigilante de seguridad {mf}
|
:: bodyguard
|
| vigilante jurado {mf} [Spain, dated]
|
:: bodyguard
|
| vigilantemente {adv}
|
:: vigilantly
|
| vigilar {v}
|
:: to watch over
|
| vigilia {f}
|
:: wakefulness, being awake
|
| vigilia {f}
|
:: watchfulness
|
| vigilia {f}
|
:: vigil
|
| vigilia {f}
|
:: (religion) fast, abstinence
|
| vigilia {f}
|
:: night shift
|
| vigilia {f}
|
:: eve (the day or night before)
|
| Vigo {prop} {m}
|
:: Vigo (city)
|
| vigor {m}
|
:: vigor
|
| vigorexia {f}
|
:: bigorexia
|
| vigoréxica {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vigoréxico
|
| vigoréxico {adj}
|
:: bigorexic
|
| vigoréxico {m}
|
:: bigorexic
|
| vigorizante {adj}
|
:: envigorating
|
| vigorizar {vt} [_ and pronomial]
|
:: to invigorate, to encourage
|
| vigorón {m}
|
:: A traditional dish from Nicaragua, made of curtido, boiled yuca, and chicharrones wrapped in a banana leaf
|
| vigorosamente {adv}
|
:: vigorously
|
| vigorosidad {f}
|
:: vigorousness
|
| vigorosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vigoroso
|
| vigoroso {adj}
|
:: vigorous
|
| viguería {f} [architecture]
|
:: (set of) beams; girders
|
| vigués {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Vigo
|
| vigués {m}
|
:: Someone from Vigo
|
| vigueta {f}
|
:: beam
|
| VIH {m}
|
:: HIV
|
| VIH positivo {adj}
|
:: HIV positive
|
| vihuela {f} [music]
|
:: vihuela
|
| vihuelista {mf}
|
:: vihuelist
|
| viking {m}
|
:: alternative form of vikingo
|
| víking {m}
|
:: alternative form of vikingo
|
| vikinga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vikingo
|
| vikingo {adj}
|
:: viking
|
| vikingo {m} [history]
|
:: Viking (one of the Scandinavian seafaring warriors)
|
| vil {adj}
|
:: mean
|
| vilamoviciano {m}
|
:: Wymysorys
|
| vilano {m}
|
:: thistledown
|
| vilayato {m}
|
:: alternative form of valiato
|
| vilela {adj}
|
:: Vilela
|
| vilela {mf}
|
:: Vilela
|
| vileza {f}
|
:: vileness
|
| vilipendiar {v}
|
:: to vilify
|
| vilipendioso {adj}
|
:: contemptible
|
| vilísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vil
|
| villa {f}
|
:: small town
|
| villa {f}
|
:: villa
|
| villa {f}
|
:: settlement with a minimum of five thousand inhabitants (bigger than a town but smaller that a city) that has asked for the title officially. Previously, this title was granted by the king
|
| Villa Clara {prop}
|
:: Villa Clara (province)
|
| villaclareña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of villaclareño
|
| villaclareño {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the province of Villa Clara, Cuba
|
| villaclareño {m}
|
:: Someone from the province of Villa Clara, Cuba
|
| Villacorta {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
| Villafranca {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
| Villafuerte {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Villalobos {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| villanamente {adv}
|
:: uncouthly
|
| villancico {m} [music genre, poetry]
|
:: villancico (traditional Spanish or Portuguese folk song)
|
| villancico {m} [by extension, music genre]
|
:: Christmas carol
|
| villanía {f}
|
:: villainy
|
| villano {adj}
|
:: peasant
|
| villano {adj}
|
:: rude, bad-mannered
|
| villano {m}
|
:: villain, bad guy
|
| villanovense {adj}
|
:: of or from Villanueva
|
| villanovense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Villanueva
|
| Villanueva {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Villanueva {prop}
|
:: Any of a large number of towns in various Spanish-speaking countries
|
| Villar {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Villareal {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| villareña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of villareño
|
| villareño {adj}
|
:: Of or from a villa
|
| villareño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Cabezas del Villar
|
| villareño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Villar del Ala
|
| villareño {m}
|
:: Someone from a villa
|
| villareño {m}
|
:: Someone from Cabezas del Villar
|
| villareño {m}
|
:: Someone from Villar del Ala
|
| Villarreal {prop} {f}
|
:: Villarreal (city)
|
| villarrealense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Villarreal
|
| villarrealense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Villarreal
|
| Villaseñor {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Villaverde {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| villavesa {f} [Pamplona]
|
:: bus
|
| Villavicencio {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| villazgo {m}
|
:: city or town status
|
| Villegas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| Villena {prop} {f}
|
:: Villena (city)
|
| Villena {prop} {f}
|
:: surname deriving from the city in Alicante
|
| villenense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Villena
|
| villenense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Villena
|
| villera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of villero
|
| villero {m} [chiefly Argentina]
|
:: slumdog; especially someone living in a villa miseria
|
| villista {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Pancho Villa (1878-1923), a leader of the Mexican Revolution
|
| villista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Pancho Villa
|
| villorrio {m}
|
:: small town; one-horse town; hole
|
| vilmente {adv}
|
:: cruelly, viciously
|
| vilmente {adv}
|
:: basely, meanly
|
| Vilna {prop} {f}
|
:: Vilna (capital city)
|
| vilnés {adj}
|
:: Vilnian (of or pertaining to Vilnius, Lithuania)
|
| vilnés {m}
|
:: Vilnian (native or resident of Vilnius, Lithuania)
|
| vilnesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vilnés
|
| vilo {m}
|
:: Word only used in the idiom en vilo
|
| vilorta {m}
|
:: the sport of lacrosse
|
| vimbre {m} [archaic]
|
:: alternative spelling of mimbre
|
| vimentina {f} [protein]
|
:: vimentin
|
| viña {f}
|
:: vineyard
|
| viñador {m}
|
:: winegrower
|
| viñadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viñador
|
| vinago {m}
|
:: green pigeon
|
| vinagre {m}
|
:: vinegar (a sour liquid formed by the fermentation of alcohol used as a condiment or preservative)
|
| vinagrera {f}
|
:: vinegar bottle; table cruet
|
| vinagreta {f}
|
:: vinaigrette
|
| vinagrillo {m}
|
:: weak vinegar
|
| vinagrillo {m}
|
:: whip scorpion (order Thelyphonida)
|
| vinagrón {m}
|
:: vinegary wine
|
| vinagrón {m} [Mexico]
|
:: whip scorpion
|
| vinajera {f}
|
:: cruet (small jug)
|
| viñamarina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viñamarino
|
| viñamarino {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Viña del Mar, Chile
|
| viñamarino {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city of Viña del Mar, Chile
|
| vinatera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vinatero
|
| vinatero {m}
|
:: wine merchant
|
| vinatero {adj}
|
:: pertaining to wine
|
| vinaza {f} [organic compound]
|
:: vinasse
|
| vinazo {m} [Costa Rica]
|
:: gossip
|
| vincapervinca {f}
|
:: periwinkle
|
| vinceña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vinceño
|
| vinceño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Vinces, Ecuador
|
| vinceño {m}
|
:: Someone from Vinces
|
| vincha {f} [Latin America]
|
:: headband
|
| vinculación {f}
|
:: connection, link
|
| vinculante {adj}
|
:: binding
|
| vincular {v}
|
:: to bind
|
| vincular {v}
|
:: to link
|
| vincularse {v}
|
:: reflexive of vincular
|
| vinculina {f} [protein]
|
:: vinculin
|
| vínculo {m}
|
:: tie, bond (strong connection between people or groups of people)
|
| vínculo {m} [computing]
|
:: link, hyperlink
|
| vindicación {f}
|
:: vindication
|
| vindicar {vt}
|
:: to vindicate
|
| vindicativo {adj}
|
:: vindictive
|
| vindicta {f}
|
:: vengeance
|
| viñedo {m}
|
:: vineyard (grape plantation)
|
| viñera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viñero
|
| viñero {m}
|
:: vineyard owner
|
| viñeta {f}
|
:: vignette
|
| viñeta {f}
|
:: frame, panel (of a comic)
|
| viñeta {f}
|
:: bullet (in a list)
|
| vinícola {adj}
|
:: winemaking, winegrowing (attributive)
|
| vinícola {mf}
|
:: winegrower
|
| vinicultor {m}
|
:: winemaker
|
| vinicultora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vinicultor
|
| vinicultura {f}
|
:: viniculture
|
| vinífero {adj}
|
:: viniferous
|
| vinificación {f}
|
:: vinification
|
| vinificar {v}
|
:: to vinify
|
| vinílico {adj}
|
:: vinyl (relating to vinyl)
|
| vinillo {m}
|
:: thin, weak wine
|
| vinilo {m}
|
:: vinyl
|
| vinito {m}
|
:: diminutive of vino
|
| vino {m}
|
:: wine
|
| vino blanco {m}
|
:: white wine
|
| vino de mesa {m}
|
:: table wine
|
| vino espumoso {m}
|
:: sparkling wine
|
| vino rosado {m}
|
:: rosé; rosé wine
|
| vinoso {adj}
|
:: vinous; winy
|
| vinoso {adj}
|
:: characteristic of a wino
|
| vinoteca {f}
|
:: wine shop, winery
|
| vinoteca {f}
|
:: wine cabinet (furniture for storing wine)
|
| vino tinto {m}
|
:: red wine
|
| vinotinto {f} [football]
|
:: The Venezuela national football team
|
| vintage {adj}
|
:: vintage
|
| vinuco {m}
|
:: diminutive of vino
|
| viola {f}
|
:: viola (musical instrument)
|
| Viola {prop}
|
:: surname
|
| violáceo {adj} [mycology]
|
:: violaceous
|
| violación {f}
|
:: violation
|
| violación {f}
|
:: rape
|
| violación correctiva {f}
|
:: corrective rape
|
| violación curativa {f}
|
:: corrective rape
|
| violador {adj}
|
:: violating
|
| violador {m}
|
:: rapist
|
| violadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of violador
|
| violagambista {mf}
|
:: A viol player
|
| violar {v}
|
:: to violate
|
| violar {v}
|
:: to rape
|
| violatorio {adj}
|
:: that violates (a law)
|
| violencia {f}
|
:: violence
|
| violencia de género {f}
|
:: gender-based domestic violence
|
| violencia doméstica {f}
|
:: domestic violence
|
| violencia intrafamiliar {f}
|
:: domestic violence
|
| violentador {m}
|
:: attacker
|
| violentamente {adv}
|
:: violently
|
| violentar {v}
|
:: to break open
|
| violentar {v}
|
:: to violate
|
| violentísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of violento
|
| violentista {adj}
|
:: subversive
|
| violentista {mf}
|
:: a subversive person
|
| violento {adj}
|
:: violent
|
| violeta {adj}
|
:: violet
|
| violeta {m}
|
:: violet (colour); purple
|
| violeta {f}
|
:: violet (plant)
|
| violeta {f} [Spain, Chile, slang]
|
:: rapist, nonce
|
| Violeta {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| violetera {f}
|
:: flower girl
|
| violín {m}
|
:: violin (string instrument)
|
| violín {m}
|
:: fiddle
|
| violinista {mf}
|
:: violinist
|
| violinista {mf}
|
:: third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date)
|
| violinístico {adj} [attributive]
|
:: violin; violining
|
| violista {mf}
|
:: violist
|
| violón {m}
|
:: an old-style double bass
|
| violón {m}
|
:: double bassist
|
| violona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of violón
|
| violoncelista {mf}
|
:: cellist
|
| violoncellista {mf}
|
:: cellist
|
| violoncello {m}
|
:: alternative form of violonchelo
|
| violoncelo {m}
|
:: alternative form of violonchelo
|
| violonchelista {mf}
|
:: cellist
|
| violonchelo {m}
|
:: cello (musical instrument)
|
| violonista {mf}
|
:: double bassist
|
| vip {mf}
|
:: VIP [initialism of very important person]
|
| viperino {adj}
|
:: viperine
|
| viperino {adj}
|
:: cunning, wicked
|
| Viqui {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| vira {f}
|
:: welt (of a hoe)
|
| vira {f}
|
:: dart
|
| virada {f} [nautical]
|
:: turning (act and effect of changing direction)
|
| viraje {m}
|
:: change in orientation or direction
|
| viral {adj}
|
:: viral (of or relating to a biologic virus)
|
| viral {adj}
|
:: viral (caused by a virus)
|
| viral {adj}
|
:: viral (spread by word of mouth)
|
| viralidad {f}
|
:: virality
|
| viralización {f}
|
:: virality
|
| viralizar {v}
|
:: to spread the word
|
| viralizar {vr}
|
:: to go viral
|
| viralmente {adv}
|
:: virally
|
| virar {v}
|
:: to veer
|
| virar {v} [nautical]
|
:: to tack
|
| virey {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of virrey
|
| virga {adj}
|
:: feminine singular form of virgo
|
| virgada {f} [colloquial, El Salvador]
|
:: stupid thing
|
| virgen {mf}
|
:: virgin
|
| virgencita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of virgencito
|
| virgencito {m}
|
:: diminutive of virgen: little virgin
|
| virgenense {adj}
|
:: of or from the Virgin Islands
|
| virgenense {mf}
|
:: Virgin Islander
|
| virgenense estadounidense {adj}
|
:: US Virgin Islands (of or pertaining to the U.S. Virgin Islands)
|
| virgenense estadounidense {mf}
|
:: US Virgin Islander (native or resident of the U.S. Virgin Islands)
|
| Virgen María {prop} {f}
|
:: Virgin Mary
|
| Virgen Santa {interj} [idiom]
|
:: good Lord, holy moley, Jesus, Mary and Joseph
|
| Virgilio {prop} {m}
|
:: Virgil
|
| virginal {adj}
|
:: virginal
|
| virgíneo {adj}
|
:: virginal; pure
|
| Virginia {prop} {f}
|
:: Virginia (state)
|
| Virginia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
| virginiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of virginiano
|
| virginiana del oeste {f}
|
:: feminine noun of virginiano del oeste
|
| virginiano {adj}
|
:: Virginian
|
| virginiano {m}
|
:: Virginian
|
| virginiano del oeste {adj}
|
:: West Virginian
|
| virginiano del oeste {m}
|
:: West Virginian
|
| Virginia Occidental {prop} {f}
|
:: West Virginia
|
| virginidad {f}
|
:: virginity
|
| virgo {m} [singular only]
|
:: Virgo, a constellation and sign in astrology
|
| virgo {m}
|
:: hymen
|
| virgo {adj}
|
:: virgin
|
| virgo {adj} [colloquial, El Salvador]
|
:: funny, typically in a stupid way (said of a thing or a person)
|
| Virgo {prop} {m} [astronomy, astrology]
|
:: Virgo (constellation)
|
| Virgo {prop} {m} [astrology]
|
:: Virgo (zodiac sign)
|
| virguero {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: smashing, awesome, brill
|
| virguero {m} [colloquial]
|
:: whizz, hot stuff, the dog's bollocks, ace
|
| virguero {m}
|
:: Person who works wonders, wizard
|
| vírgula {f}
|
:: a small stick or rod
|
| vírgula {f}
|
:: a thin line or stripe
|
| virgulilla {f}
|
:: tilde
|
| virgulilla {f}
|
:: prime (mark)
|
| vírico {adj}
|
:: viral
|
| viril {adj} [attributive]
|
:: male
|
| viril {adj}
|
:: virile, manly
|
| virilidad {f}
|
:: virility
|
| virilmente {adv}
|
:: in a manly way
|
| viringo {adj} [Colombia, slang]
|
:: naked
|
| virión {m}
|
:: virion
|
| virófago {m} [virology]
|
:: virophage
|
| viroide {m}
|
:: viroid
|
| virola {f}
|
:: ferrule
|
| viróloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of virólogo
|
| virología {f}
|
:: virology
|
| virologista {mf}
|
:: virologist
|
| virólogo {m}
|
:: virologist
|
| virosis {f}
|
:: virosis
|
| virote {m}
|
:: bolt (short, stout, blunt-headed arrow)
|
| virreina {f}
|
:: vicereine
|
| virreinal {adj}
|
:: related or pertaining to the viceroy
|
| virreinato {m}
|
:: viceroyalty
|
| virreinato {m}
|
:: viceroyship
|
| virreino {m}
|
:: viceroyalty
|
| virrey {m}
|
:: viceroy
|
| virreynato {m}
|
:: viceroyship
|
| virtual {adj}
|
:: virtual
|
| virtualidad {f}
|
:: virtuality
|
| virtualización {f}
|
:: virtualization
|
| virtualizar {vt}
|
:: to virtualize
|
| virtualmente {adv}
|
:: potentially
|
| virtualmente {adv}
|
:: virtually
|
| virtud {f}
|
:: virtue
|
| virtuosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of virtuoso
|
| virtuosamente {adv}
|
:: virtuously
|
| virtuosidad {f}
|
:: virtuosity
|
| virtuosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of virtuoso
|
| virtuosismo {m}
|
:: virtuosity
|
| virtuosístico {adj}
|
:: virtuosic, virtuoso
|
| virtuoso {adj}
|
:: virtuous
|
| virtuoso {m}
|
:: A virtuous person
|
| virtuoso {m}
|
:: A virtuoso
|
| virtuoso {adj}
|
:: virtuoso (exhibiting the ability of a virtuoso)
|
| Virú {prop}
|
:: Virú (province)
|
| viruela {f} [pathology, uncountable]
|
:: smallpox
|
| viruela {f} [pathology]
|
:: Any of the fluid-filled blisters caused by smallpox
|
| viruela loca {f}
|
:: chickenpox
|
| virulencia {f}
|
:: virulence
|
| virulentamente {adv}
|
:: sharply, aggressively
|
| virulentamente {adv}
|
:: virulently
|
| virulento {adj}
|
:: virulent
|
| virus {m}
|
:: virus
|
| virus {m}
|
:: computer virus
|
| virusoide {m}
|
:: virusoid
|
| viruta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: dosh; cash; dough (money)
|
| viruta {f}
|
:: woodshavings
|
| visa {f} [Latin America]
|
:: visa
|
| visado {m}
|
:: visa; a permit to enter and leave a country
|
| visaje {m} [archaic, poetic]
|
:: grimace
|
| visaje {m} [archaic, poetic]
|
:: face, appearance
|
| visar {v}
|
:: to study
|
| visar {v}
|
:: to visa
|
| visar {v}
|
:: to endorse; to approve
|
| vis a vis {conj}
|
:: vis-à-vis
|
| vis a vis {m} [idiom]
|
:: conjugal visit
|
| víscera {f}
|
:: viscera
|
| visceral {adj}
|
:: visceral
|
| visceralidad {f}
|
:: viscerality
|
| visceralmente {adv}
|
:: viscerally
|
| visceromegalia {f} [pathology]
|
:: visceromegaly
|
| visco {m}
|
:: birdlime
|
| viscoelasticidad {f}
|
:: viscoelasticity
|
| viscoelástico {adj}
|
:: viscoelastic
|
| viscontiniano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the House of Visconti
|
| viscontiniano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Lucchino Visconti
|
| viscosidad {f}
|
:: viscousness
|
| viscosidad {f}
|
:: A viscous material
|
| viscosidad {f} [physics]
|
:: viscosity
|
| viscoso {adj}
|
:: viscous, sticky
|
| viscoso {adj}
|
:: slimy
|
| visera {f}
|
:: visor
|
| visfatina {f} [protein]
|
:: visfatin
|
| visibilidad {f}
|
:: visibility
|
| visibilización {f}
|
:: visibility, highlighting, raising of awareness
|
| visibilizar {vt}
|
:: to make visible; to highlight
|
| visible {adj}
|
:: visible
|
| visiblemente {adv}
|
:: visibly
|
| visigodo {adj}
|
:: Visigothic
|
| visigodo {m}
|
:: Visigoth
|
| visigótico {adj}
|
:: Visigothic
|
| visillo {m}
|
:: net curtain
|
| visión {f}
|
:: vision (something seen; an object perceived visually)
|
| visión {f}
|
:: vision, sight (the sense or ability of sight)
|
| visión {f}
|
:: view (a way of understanding something, an opinion, a theory)
|
| visión {f}
|
:: vision (something imaginary one thinks one sees)
|
| visionado {m}
|
:: viewing
|
| visionado {m}
|
:: performance of a movie
|
| visionar {v}
|
:: to envision
|
| visionaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of visionario
|
| visionario {adj}
|
:: visionary
|
| visionario {m}
|
:: visionary
|
| visión de túnel {f}
|
:: tunnel vision
|
| visión general {f}
|
:: overview
|
| visir {m}
|
:: vizier
|
| visita {f}
|
:: visit
|
| visita {f}
|
:: visitor
|
| visitable {adj}
|
:: visitable
|
| visitación {f}
|
:: visitation
|
| visita conyugal {f} [idiom]
|
:: conjugal visit
|
| visitador {adj}
|
:: visiting
|
| visitador {m}
|
:: inspector
|
| visitador {m}
|
:: representative
|
| visitadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of visitador
|
| visitadora {f} [Latin America]
|
:: syringe
|
| visitadora {f} [Latin America]
|
:: enema
|
| visitaflor {m}
|
:: hummingbird
|
| visitante {mf}
|
:: visitor
|
| visitar {v}
|
:: to visit
|
| visitar al señor Roca {v} [idiom, Spain]
|
:: To go to the little boy's room
|
| vislumbrar {v}
|
:: to discern
|
| vislumbrarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of vislumbrar
|
| vislumbre {f}
|
:: glimmer, glimpse, surmise
|
| Visnú {prop} {m}
|
:: Vishnu
|
| viso {m} [formal]
|
:: appearance, look
|
| viso {m}
|
:: vantage point
|
| viso {m}
|
:: slip (clothing)
|
| viso {m}
|
:: gleam, glint
|
| visoespacial {adj}
|
:: visuospatial
|
| visón {m}
|
:: mink
|
| visor {m}
|
:: visor
|
| visoría {f} [Mexico, sports]
|
:: training session attended by scouts
|
| visoriar {v} [sport, Mexico]
|
:: to scout
|
| visorrey {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of virrey
|
| víspera {f}
|
:: eve (the day or night before)
|
| vista {f}
|
:: sight, vision
|
| vista {f}
|
:: view
|
| vista {f} [law]
|
:: trial
|
| vista aérea {f}
|
:: aerial view, bird's-eye view
|
| vista de lince {f} [idiom]
|
:: eagle eye
|
| vista de pájaro {f} [idiomatic]
|
:: bird's-eye view
|
| vistazo {m}
|
:: look
|
| vistazo {m}
|
:: glance
|
| viste {interj} [interrogatively, colloquial, Rioplatense]
|
:: Used as a space filler, usually in the middle of a sentence, or when telling a story
|
| vistilla {f}
|
:: viewpoint
|
| visto {adj}
|
:: seen
|
| visto {adj}
|
:: obvious, clear
|
| visto {adj}
|
:: exposed, bare
|
| visto {adj}
|
:: known about, talked about, seen around
|
| visto bueno {m} [idiom]
|
:: endorsement; approval; OK; blessing; green light; go-ahead
|
| visto lo visto {adv} [idiom]
|
:: all in all; all things considered
|
| vistosamente {adv}
|
:: brightly, colorfully
|
| vistosidad {f}
|
:: gaudiness, showiness
|
| vistosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vistoso
|
| vistoso {adj}
|
:: gaudy, showy, flashy
|
| vistoso {adj}
|
:: sightly attractive
|
| visto y no visto {adj} [idiomatic, colloquial]
|
:: blink-and-you-miss-it
|
| Vístula {prop} {m}
|
:: Vístula (river)
|
| visual {adj}
|
:: visual
|
| visualidad {f}
|
:: visuality
|
| visualización {f}
|
:: visualization
|
| visualizador {adj}
|
:: visualising
|
| visualizador {m}
|
:: visualizer
|
| visualizadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of visualizador
|
| visualizar {v}
|
:: to visualize
|
| visualmente {adv}
|
:: visually
|
| vitáceo {adj} [botany]
|
:: Of or pertaining to plants in the genus Vitis; vines and grapevines
|
| vital {adj}
|
:: vital
|
| vitaliciamente {adv}
|
:: for life
|
| vitalicio {adj}
|
:: lifelong, life, for life (extending for the entire duration of life)
|
| vitalidad {f}
|
:: vitality
|
| vitalismo {m}
|
:: vitalism (the doctrine that life involves some immaterial "vital force", and cannot be explained scientifically)
|
| vitalista {mf}
|
:: vitalist
|
| vitalista {adj}
|
:: vitalistic
|
| vitalizar {v}
|
:: to vitalize
|
| vitalmente {adv}
|
:: vitally
|
| vitamina {f}
|
:: vitamin
|
| vitaminado {adj}
|
:: with added vitamins
|
| vitamínico {adj}
|
:: Of, containing, or relating to vitamins
|
| vitando {adj}
|
:: odious, bad, vital
|
| vitela {f}
|
:: vellum
|
| vitelino {adj}
|
:: vitelline
|
| vitelo {m}
|
:: vitellus
|
| vitícola {mf}
|
:: viticulturist
|
| vitícola {adj}
|
:: viticultural
|
| viticultor {m}
|
:: winegrower
|
| viticultora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of viticultor
|
| viticultura {f}
|
:: viticulture
|
| vitiligo {m}
|
:: vitiligo
|
| vitíligo {m}
|
:: vitiligo
|
| vitivinícola {adj}
|
:: viticultural
|
| vitivinicultoa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vitivinicultor
|
| vitivinicultor {m}
|
:: winegrower
|
| vitivinicultura {f}
|
:: viticulture
|
| vito {m}
|
:: an Andalusian music style and dance
|
| Vito {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| vitola {f}
|
:: cigar band
|
| vitola {f}
|
:: appearance, look
|
| vítor {interj}
|
:: long live
|
| vítor {m}
|
:: ovation; ceremony of public appreciation
|
| vitorear {v}
|
:: to cheer
|
| vitoria {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of victoria
|
| Vitoria {prop} {f}
|
:: Vitoria (city)
|
| vitoriano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Vitoria
|
| vitoriano {m}
|
:: Someone from Vitoria
|
| vitorioso {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of victorioso
|
| vitral {m}
|
:: stained glass
|
| vitrectomía {f} [surgery]
|
:: vitrectomy
|
| vítreo {adj}
|
:: vitreous
|
| vitrificación {f}
|
:: vitrification
|
| vitrificar {v}
|
:: to vitrify
|
| vitrina {f}
|
:: vitrine
|
| vitrina {f}
|
:: display cabinet
|
| vitrina {f} [Latin America]
|
:: window, shop window
|
| vitrina {f}
|
:: showcase
|
| vitriólicamente {adv}
|
:: vitriolically
|
| vitriólico {adj}
|
:: vitriolic
|
| vitriolo {m}
|
:: vitriol
|
| vitrocerámica {mf}
|
:: glass-ceramic
|
| vitrola {f}
|
:: gramophone
|
| vitualla {f} [also used in the plural]
|
:: provisions, victuals
|
| vituperable {adj}
|
:: censureable; reproachable
|
| vituperación {f}
|
:: vituperation
|
| vituperante {adj}
|
:: shameful
|
| vituperar {v}
|
:: to vituperate against
|
| vituperio {m}
|
:: insult; vituperation
|
| vituperioso {adj}
|
:: shameful
|
| viuda {f}
|
:: widow
|
| viuda {f}
|
:: dowager
|
| viuda negra {f}
|
:: black widow spider
|
| viudedad {f}
|
:: widowhood; the state of being a widow or widower
|
| viudedad {f}
|
:: widow's pension
|
| viudez {f}
|
:: widowhood/widowerhood; the state of being a widow or widower
|
| viudita {f}
|
:: young widow
|
| viudo {adj}
|
:: widowed
|
| viudo {adj}
|
:: dowager [in the feminine]
|
| viudo {m}
|
:: widower, widow
|
| viudo {m} [plant]
|
:: Sixalix atropurpurea, syn. Scabiosa atropurpurea (mourning bride, mourning widow, sweet scabious)
|
| vivac {m}
|
:: bivouac
|
| vivacidad {f}
|
:: jauntiness
|
| vivacidad {f}
|
:: liveliness
|
| viva estampa {f} [idiom]
|
:: spitting image; carbon copy
|
| viva imagen {f} [idiom]
|
:: picture, personification (visual reflection of something)
|
| viva imagen {f}
|
:: spitting image
|
| viva la Pepa {phrase}
|
:: let the good times roll
|
| vivalavirgen {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: good-time Charlie (carefree person)
|
| Vivaldi {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
| vivales {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: wise guy; smart-ass
|
| vivamente {adv}
|
:: livelily (in a lively manner)
|
| vivamente {adv}
|
:: deeply, profoundly
|
| vivandera {f}
|
:: vivandière
|
| vivanquista {adj}
|
:: of or related to Manuel Ignacio de Vivanco, 19th century Peruvian soldier and politician
|
| vivanquista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of, or soldier in the army of, Manuel Ignacio de Vivanco
|
| vivaque {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of vivac
|
| vivaquear {v}
|
:: to bivouac; to set up camp
|
| vivar {v} [Latin America]
|
:: to applaud
|
| vivaracho {adj}
|
:: lively, cheery, sprightly
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| vivaz {adj}
|
:: animated; lively
|
| vivencia {f}
|
:: insight, experience
|
| vivencial {adj} [attributive]
|
:: housing
|
| vivenciar {vt}
|
:: to experience
|
| víveres {mp}
|
:: army food rations
|
| víveres {mp} [Dominican Republic]
|
:: Starchy foods including roots and plantains
|
| viverista {mf}
|
:: someone who works in a plant nursery
|
| vivero {m}
|
:: vivarium
|
| vivero {m}
|
:: nursery (a place where young trees and other plants are cultivated for transplanting)
|
| vivero {m}
|
:: nursery (the place where something is fostered and its growth promoted)
|
| viverrávido {m} [zoology]
|
:: viverravid
|
| viveza {f}
|
:: liveliness
|
| viveza {f}
|
:: life
|
| Viviana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name, equivalent to English Vivian, Vivien, Vivienne
|
| vivible {adj}
|
:: liveable
|
| vívidamente {adv}
|
:: vividly
|
| vivido {adj}
|
:: living, existing
|
| vivido {adj}
|
:: worldly
|
| vivido {adj}
|
:: vivid
|
| vívido {adj} [of perception]
|
:: vivid (clear, detailed or powerful)
|
| vívido {adj} [of an image]
|
:: vivid (bright, intense or colourful)
|
| vívido {adj}
|
:: vivid (full of life)
|
| vividor {m} [pejorative]
|
:: bon viveur
|
| vividor {m} [pejorative]
|
:: bon vivant
|
| vividora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vividor
|
| vivienda {f}
|
:: housing, dwelling
|
| vivienda protegida {f} [Spain]
|
:: state-subsidised house, similar to a council house in Great Britain
|
| viviente {adj}
|
:: living
|
| viviente {mf}
|
:: living
|
| vivificante {adj}
|
:: vivifying
|
| vivificar {v}
|
:: vivify
|
| vivificar {v}
|
:: comfort, console
|
| vivíparo {adj}
|
:: viviparous
|
| vivir {m}
|
:: life; lifestyle
|
| vivir {vi}
|
:: to live; to be alive
|
| vivir {vi}
|
:: to make a living, to live (on)
|
| vivir {vi}
|
:: to live, reside, inhabit
|
| vivir {vt}
|
:: to experience, to live through
|
| vivir del cuento {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To skimp off other people, go through life without working
|
| vivisección {f}
|
:: vivisection
|
| vivísimamente {adv}
|
:: superlative of vivamente
|
| vivísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of vivo
|
| vivito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of vivo, used chiefly in the idiomatic expression vivito y coleando
|
| vivito y coleando {adj} [idiomatic]
|
:: alive and kicking
|
| vivo {adj}
|
:: alive, living (having life)
|
| vivo {adj}
|
:: intense, strong
|
| vivo {adj}
|
:: vivid, lively
|
| vizcacha {f}
|
:: viscacha
|
| vizcacha de la sierra {f}
|
:: southern viscacha
|
| vizcacha montanera {f}
|
:: southern viscacha
|
| vizcacha norteña {f}
|
:: northern viscacha
|
| vizcachera {f}
|
:: viscachera
|
| vizcaíno {adj}
|
:: Biscayan (from or native to Biscay)
|
| vizcaíno {adj}
|
:: Biscayne (pertaining to Biscay or to the language)
|
| vizcaíno {m}
|
:: Biscayan
|
| vizcaíno {m}
|
:: the Biscay dialect
|
| Vizcarra {prop} {f}
|
:: surname, the 815th most common in Mexico
|
| Vizcaya {prop} {f}
|
:: Vizcaya (province)
|
| vizcondado {m}
|
:: viscounty
|
| vizcondal {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to a viscount
|
| vizconde {m}
|
:: viscount
|
| vizcondesa {f}
|
:: viscountess
|
| Vladímir {prop} {m}
|
:: Vladimir
|
| Vladimiro {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
| Vmd. {pron}
|
:: abbreviation of vuestra merced
|
| vocablo {m}
|
:: word, term
|
| vocabulario {m}
|
:: vocabulary
|
| vocación {f}
|
:: vocation (inclination to undertake a certain kind of work, especially a religious career)
|
| vocacional {adj}
|
:: vocational (of or relating to vocation)
|
| vocacionalmente {adv}
|
:: vocationally
|
| vocal {f}
|
:: vowel
|
| vocal {mf}
|
:: voter, member with vote rights
|
| vocal {adj}
|
:: by means of the voice
|
| vocal {adj}
|
:: related to the voice
|
| vocal {adj}
|
:: using the voice
|
| vocalía {f}
|
:: committee membership
|
| vocálico {adj} [phonetics]
|
:: vocal, vocalic (relating to or being a vowel)
|
| vocalidad {f}
|
:: vocality
|
| vocalismo {m}
|
:: vocalism
|
| vocalista {mf}
|
:: vocalist (singer in a band)
|
| vocalización {f}
|
:: vocalization
|
| vocalizar {v}
|
:: to vocalize
|
| vocalmente {adv}
|
:: vocally (using words)
|
| vocativo {adj}
|
:: vocative
|
| vocativo {m} [grammar]
|
:: vocative
|
| voceador {adj}
|
:: shouting
|
| voceador {m}
|
:: shouter, crier
|
| voceadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of voceador
|
| vocear {v}
|
:: to shout
|
| vocecilla {f}
|
:: diminutive of voz
|
| vocecita {f}
|
:: diminutive of voz
|
| vocera {f}
|
:: spokeswoman
|
| vocería {f}
|
:: yelling, shouting
|
| vocerío {m}
|
:: outcry, uproar
|
| vocero {m}
|
:: spokesman
|
| vocho {m} [colloquial, Latin America]
|
:: Beetle (type of car)
|
| Vocho {m} [Mexico]
|
:: Beetle (Volkswagen Beetle)
|
| vociferación {f}
|
:: shouting, ranting
|
| vociferante {adj}
|
:: loud (speaking); vociferous
|
| vociferar {v}
|
:: to vociferate
|
| vocinglería {f}
|
:: clamor, babble, chatter
|
| vocinglero {adj}
|
:: garrulous, chatty, loud-mouthed
|
| vocoide {m}
|
:: semivowel
|
| vodevil {m}
|
:: vaudeville
|
| vodka {m}
|
:: vodka
|
| vodník {m} [mythology, folklore]
|
:: vodyanoy
|
| Vohol {prop}
|
:: obsolete spelling of Bohol
|
| voilá {interj}
|
:: voila
|
| voivoda {m}
|
:: voivode
|
| voivodato {m}
|
:: voivodeship (the jurisdiction of a voivode)
|
| volada {f}
|
:: short flight
|
| voladito {adj} [typography]
|
:: superscript
|
| voladizo {adj} [architecture]
|
:: projecting
|
| voladizo {m} [architecture]
|
:: cantilever, overhang
|
| volado {adj} [typography]
|
:: superscript
|
| volado {adj} [colloquial, Latin America]
|
:: daydreaming
|
| volado {adj} [colloquial, Latin America]
|
:: stoned (on drugs)
|
| volador {adj}
|
:: flying
|
| volador {adj}
|
:: flighty (flying easily, flying a lot)
|
| volador {m}
|
:: flier (something that flies)
|
| volador {m}
|
:: flying fish
|
| volador {m}
|
:: rocket
|
| volador {m}
|
:: toy windmill
|
| volador {m} [Mexico]
|
:: A dancer in the Danza de los Voladores
|
| voladora {f} [Dominican Republic]
|
:: a small bus used for public transportation
|
| voladura {f}
|
:: blowing up, blasting
|
| volái {n} [Paraguay]
|
:: cop; copper
|
| volanderamente {adv}
|
:: loosely
|
| volanderamente {adv}
|
:: randomly
|
| volandero {adj}
|
:: fledged
|
| volandero {adj}
|
:: loose; free; roaming
|
| volando {adj}
|
:: In flight
|
| volantazo {m}
|
:: swerve, hard turn (with the steering wheel)
|
| volante {adj}
|
:: flying
|
| volante {adj}
|
:: loose
|
| volante {m} [automotive]
|
:: steering wheel
|
| volante {m}
|
:: flyer
|
| volante {m}
|
:: shuttlecock
|
| volante {mf}
|
:: driver
|
| volante {mf} [Peru, Chile, football]
|
:: winger
|
| volantear {v}
|
:: to leaflet
|
| volantín {m} [Chile, Peru, Argentina]
|
:: kite (flying toy on string)
|
| volantón {m}
|
:: fledgling
|
| volantona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of volantón
|
| volapié {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: volapié
|
| volar {vi}
|
:: to fly, to fly away
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to blow up
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to anger, to exasperate, to infuriate
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to rouse
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to make fly out
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to release (a hunting falcon)
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to raise to the top of the line (e.g., a letter or number)
|
| volar {vi}
|
:: to flutter, to hover
|
| volar {vi}
|
:: to spread like wildfire
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to disappear suddenly
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to jut out, to project
|
| volar {vt}
|
:: to sell like hotcakes
|
| volarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of volar
|
| volatería {f}
|
:: fowling, fowls, poultry, flock of birds
|
| volatería {f} [figurative]
|
:: crowd (of ideas)
|
| volátil {adj}
|
:: volatile, unstable
|
| volátil {adj} [physics, chemistry]
|
:: volatile
|
| volatilidad {f}
|
:: tenacity
|
| volatilización {f}
|
:: volatilization
|
| volatilizar {v}
|
:: to volatilize
|
| volatín {m}
|
:: tightrope walker
|
| volatinera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of volatinero
|
| volatinero {m}
|
:: tightrope walker
|
| volca {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Volcae
|
| volca {mf}
|
:: Member of the Volcae
|
| volcada {f}
|
:: capsize, overturning
|
| volcador {m}
|
:: synonym of camión volcador
|
| volcadura {f}
|
:: overturning
|
| volcamiento {m}
|
:: rollover (act of a car turning over)
|
| volcán {m}
|
:: volcano
|
| volcancito {m}
|
:: diminutive of volcán
|
| volcánicamente {adv}
|
:: volcanically
|
| volcánico {adj}
|
:: volcanic
|
| volcánico {adj}
|
:: fiery, passionate
|
| volcanismo {m}
|
:: volcanism
|
| volcanoclástico {adj}
|
:: volcanoclastic
|
| volcanotectónico {adj}
|
:: volcanotectonic
|
| volcar {vt}
|
:: to upset, knock over, tip over, dump (to cause to flip over, from uppermost to bottom)
|
| volcar {vt}
|
:: to empty, empty out (to remove the contents of)
|
| volcar {vt}
|
:: to make dizzy
|
| volcar {vt}
|
:: to get (someone) to change their mind
|
| volcar {vir}
|
:: to overturn, tip over, capsize (to flip over; to rotate uppermost to bottom)
|
| volcar {vr}
|
:: to do one's utmost, do one's best (to make the greatest possible effort)
|
| volear {vi}
|
:: to volley
|
| voleibol {m}
|
:: volleyball (game)
|
| vóleibol {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of voleibol
|
| voleibol de playa {m}
|
:: beach volleyball
|
| voleibolista {mf}
|
:: volleyballer
|
| voleibolístico {adj}
|
:: volleyball (attributive)
|
| voleiplaya {f}
|
:: alternative form of vóley-playa
|
| voley {m}
|
:: volleyball (sport)
|
| vóley {m}
|
:: volleyball
|
| vóley playa {m}
|
:: alternative form of vóley-playa
|
| vóley-playa {m}
|
:: beach volleyball
|
| volframio {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of wolframio
|
| volibol {m}
|
:: volleyball
|
| volición {f}
|
:: volition
|
| volición {f}
|
:: A voluntary action or behavior
|
| volitivo {adj}
|
:: volitional, volitive
|
| volován {m}
|
:: vol-au-vent
|
| volqueta {f} [Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Honduras]
|
:: alternative form of volquete
|
| volquete {m}
|
:: dump truck
|
| volsco {adj}
|
:: Volscian
|
| voltaico {adj}
|
:: voltaic
|
| voltaje {m}
|
:: voltage
|
| volteador {m}
|
:: acrobat
|
| volteadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of volteador
|
| voltear {v}
|
:: to turn
|
| voltearse {v}
|
:: reflexive of voltear
|
| voltejear {v} [nautical]
|
:: to tack (sail by making tacks into the wind)
|
| volteo {m}
|
:: turn
|
| volteo {m}
|
:: chiming, pealing
|
| voltereta {f}
|
:: somersault
|
| volteretón {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: Act of being thrown up into the air by the bull
|
| volteriano {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Voltaire
|
| voltímetro {m}
|
:: voltmeter (instrument for measuring electric potential)
|
| voltio {m}
|
:: A volt (electrical)
|
| volubilidad {f}
|
:: volubility
|
| voluble {adj}
|
:: voluble; fickle
|
| volumen {m}
|
:: volume (a three-dimensional measure of space)
|
| volumen {m}
|
:: volume (a bound book)
|
| volumen {m}
|
:: volume (strength of sound)
|
| volúmen {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of volumen
|
| volumetría {f}
|
:: volumetry
|
| volumétrico {adj}
|
:: volumetric
|
| voluminoso {adj}
|
:: voluminous, bulky
|
| voluntad {f}
|
:: will; wish; want; desire
|
| voluntad {f}
|
:: willpower
|
| voluntaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of voluntario
|
| voluntariado {m}
|
:: volunteers, voluntary force, volunteering
|
| voluntariamente {adv}
|
:: voluntarily
|
| voluntariedad {f}
|
:: voluntariness
|
| voluntario {adj}
|
:: voluntary
|
| voluntario {m}
|
:: volunteer
|
| voluntariosamente {adv}
|
:: dedicatedly
|
| voluntarioso {adj}
|
:: willful
|
| voluntarismo {m}
|
:: volunteerism
|
| voluntarismo {m}
|
:: wishful thinking (illusion that what one would like is true)
|
| voluntarista {adj}
|
:: wilful
|
| volunturismo {m}
|
:: voluntourism
|
| voluptuosamente {adv}
|
:: voluptuously
|
| voluptuosidad {f}
|
:: voluptuousness
|
| voluptuoso {adj}
|
:: voluptuous
|
| voluta {f}
|
:: wisp (of smoke)
|
| volver {v}
|
:: to return, to revert, to get back
|
| volver {v}
|
:: to come back, go back
|
| volver {v}
|
:: to do again
|
| volver {v}
|
:: to turn
|
| volver {vr}
|
:: to turn
|
| volver {vr}
|
:: to get, become
|
| volver {v}
|
:: to make, to drive
|
| volver en sí {v} [idiom]
|
:: to come around; come to
|
| volver por sus fueros {v} [idiom]
|
:: to showone's worth, after losing reputation in the past
|
| vólvulo {m} [medicine]
|
:: volvulus
|
| vómico {adj}
|
:: emetic (causing vomiting)
|
| vomitador {m}
|
:: puker; vomiter
|
| vomitadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of vomitador
|
| vomitar {v}
|
:: to vomit, to be sick
|
| vomitivo {adj}
|
:: emetic (causing vomiting)
|
| vomitivo {adj}
|
:: nauseating, repugnant
|
| vomitivo {m}
|
:: emetic
|
| vómito {m}
|
:: vomit
|
| vomitona {f}
|
:: vomiting, puking
|
| vomitorio {m}
|
:: vomitorium
|
| vóngole {adj}
|
:: vongole
|
| voracidad {f}
|
:: voracity
|
| vorágine {f}
|
:: whirlpool, maelstrom
|
| vorágine {f}
|
:: extremely intense or passionate emotions or feelings; the effect, manifestation or perception of them
|
| vorágine {f}
|
:: disorder, mess
|
| vorágine {f}
|
:: angry crowd
|
| voraginoso {adj}
|
:: voraginous
|
| voraz {adj}
|
:: voracious, greedy
|
| voraz {adj}
|
:: destructive
|
| vorazmente {adv}
|
:: voraciously
|
| voroga {adj}
|
:: Boroano
|
| voroga {mf}
|
:: Boroano
|
| vórtice {m}
|
:: vortex
|
| vorticidad {f}
|
:: vorticity
|
| vos {pron} [archaic]
|
:: An elevated form of you, either singular or plural
|
| vos {pron} [parts of Latin America, Chavacano-speaking areas in the Philippines]
|
:: a form of you, singular
|
| vós {pron}
|
:: obsolete spelling of vos
|
| VOSE {n} [film]
|
:: initialism of versión original con subtítulos en español; a non-Spanish-language film or TV series with Spanish subtitles
|
| vosear {v}
|
:: to address someone with vos
|
| voseo {m}
|
:: In Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun vos as opposed to tú
|
| Vosgos {prop} {mp}
|
:: Vosgos (mountain range)
|
| Vosgos {prop} {mp}
|
:: Vosgos (department)
|
| vosotras {pron} [colloquial]
|
:: you; second person feminine plural personal pronoun
|
| vosotras {pron} [Louisiana, formal]
|
:: you; second person masculine plural personal pronoun
|
| vosotres {pron} [gender-neutral, neologism]
|
:: you (plural)
|
| vosotros {pron} [colloquial or Louisiana]
|
:: you; second person masculine plural personal pronoun
|
| votación {f}
|
:: voting, vote (act)
|
| votante {adj}
|
:: voting
|
| votante {mf}
|
:: voter
|
| votar {v}
|
:: to vote
|
| votar {v} [Latin America]
|
:: to throw
|
| votarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of votar
|
| votito {m}
|
:: diminutive of voto
|
| votivo {adj}
|
:: votive
|
| voto {m}
|
:: vote
|
| voto {m}
|
:: vow
|
| voto de censura {m}
|
:: vote of no confidence
|
| voto matrimonial {m}
|
:: marriage vow
|
| voto útil {m}
|
:: tactical vote
|
| voucher {m}
|
:: voucher
|
| voyerismo {m}
|
:: voyeurism
|
| voyeur {m}
|
:: voyeur
|
| voyeurismo {m}
|
:: voyeurism
|
| voy y vengo {phrase}
|
:: I'll be right back
|
| voz {f}
|
:: voice
|
| voz {f}
|
:: term; word
|
| voz activa {f} [grammar]
|
:: active voice
|
| vozarrón {f}
|
:: Loud, booming voice
|
| voznar {vi}
|
:: to croak, quack
|
| voz pasiva {m}
|
:: passive voice
|
| vs {prep}
|
:: vs.
|
| vualá {interj}
|
:: voilà (behold!)
|
| vudú {m}
|
:: voodoo
|
| vudú {mf}
|
:: voodoo (person)
|
| vuecelencia {pron}
|
:: your excellency
|
| vuecencia {f}
|
:: abbreviation of vuecelencia
|
| vuelacerca {f} [baseball]
|
:: home run
|
| vuelco {m}
|
:: upset
|
| vuelco {m}
|
:: turnover
|
| vuelillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of vuelo
|
| vuelito {m}
|
:: diminutive of vuelo
|
| vuelo {m}
|
:: flight (the act of flying)
|
| vuelo {m}
|
:: flight (an instance of flying)
|
| vuelo {m}
|
:: flight (a trip made by an aircraft)
|
| vuelo espacial {m} [astronomy]
|
:: space flight
|
| vuelta {f}
|
:: turn
|
| vuelta {f}
|
:: return
|
| vuelta {f}
|
:: walk
|
| vuelta {f}
|
:: tour, trip
|
| vuelta {f}
|
:: change (money given back when a customer hands over more than the exact price of an item)
|
| vuelta {f} [sports]
|
:: lap (one circuit around a race track, or one traversal down and then back the length of a pool)
|
| Vuelta {prop} {f} [cycling, by ellipsis]
|
:: The Vuelta a España
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| Vuelta a España {prop} {f} [cycling]
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:: Vuelta a España (annual cycling race in Spain)
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| vuelta al mundo {f}
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:: Ferris wheel
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| vueltabajera {f}
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:: feminine noun of vueltabajero
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| vueltabajero {adj}
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:: Of or from the region of Vuelta Abajo in Cuba
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| vueltabajero {m}
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:: An inhabitant of the region of Vuelta Abajo in Cuba
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| vuelta de campana {f} [idiom]
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:: barrel roll
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| vuelta de campana {f} [idiom]
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:: 360; volte-face
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| vuelta de rezón {f}
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:: A type of knot consisting of a round turn and two half hitches
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| vueltecita {f}
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:: diminutive of vuelta
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| vueltilla {f}
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:: diminutive of vuelta
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| vuelto {m}
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:: change (money given back)
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| vuelve a la vida {m}
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:: a cocktail made of various seafoods and other ingredients
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| vuelvepiedras {m}
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:: turnstone (bird)
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| vuesa {pron} [possessive, archaic]
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:: your
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| vuesa merced {pron} [archaic, formal]
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:: your grace; your mercy; you
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| vuesarced {pron} [archaic, formal]
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:: your grace; your mercy; you
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| vuesas {pron} [possessive, archaic]
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:: your
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| vuesasted {pron}
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:: alternative form of vuesarced
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| vueselencia {pron} [archaic, formal]
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:: Your Excellency
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| vueseñoría {mf} [obsolete]
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:: Your Honour; your Honor
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| vueso {pron} [possessive, archaic]
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:: your
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| vuesos {pron} [possessive, archaic]
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:: your
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| vuestra {pron}
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:: feminine singular of vuestro
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| vuestra {adj}
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:: feminine singular of vuestro
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| vuestra merced {pron} [archaic, formal]
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:: your grace; your mercy; you
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| vuestras {pron} [possessive]
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:: feminine plural of vuestro Yours
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| vuestras {adj} [possessive]
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:: feminine plural of vuestro Yours, your, to you
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| vuestras mercedes {pron} [archaic, formal]
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:: plural of vuestra merced your graces; m'lords; you (plural)
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| vuestro {pron} [possessive]
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:: Yours
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| vuestro {adj} [possessive]
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:: Yours, your, to you
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| vuestros {pron} [possessive]
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:: plural of vuestro yours
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| vuestros {adj} [possessive]
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:: plural of vuestro yours, your, to you
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| vulcaniano {adj} [science fiction]
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:: Vulcan
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| vulcanismo {m}
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:: volcanism
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| vulcanización {f}
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:: vulcanization
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| vulcanizador {m}
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:: vulcanizer
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| vulcanizadora {f} [Bolivia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Nicaragua, Peru]
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:: a tire repair shop
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| vulcanizar {v}
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:: vulcanize (to harden rubber with heat)
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| vulcanóloga {f}
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:: feminine noun of vulcanólogo
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| vulcanología {f}
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:: volcanology
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| vulcanológico {adj}
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:: volcanological
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| vulcanólogo {m}
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:: vulcanologist
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| vulgar {adj}
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:: vulgar
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| vulgariana {f}
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:: feminine noun of vulgariano
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| vulgariano {m}
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:: vulgarian
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| vulgaridad {f}
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:: vulgarity
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| vulgaridad {f}
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:: vulgarism
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| vulgarísimo {adj}
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:: superlative of vulgar
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| vulgarismo {m}
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:: vulgarism
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| vulgarización {f}
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:: popularization
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| vulgarización {f}
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:: vulgarization
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| vulgarizar {vt}
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:: to vulgarise (to make something vulgar)
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| vulgarmente {adv}
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:: commonly, generally, ordinarily, usually
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| vulgarmente {adv}
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:: popularly
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| Vulgata {prop} {f}
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:: Vulgate (a fourth-century Bible translation into Latin)
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| vulgo {m}
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:: the common people, the masses
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| vulgo {adv}
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:: commonly known as
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| vulka {f} [Mexico, colloquial, nonstandard]
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:: a tire repair shop
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| vulkanizadora {f} [nonstandard]
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:: alternative spelling of vulcanizadora
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| vulnerabilidad {f}
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:: vulnerability, vulnerableness
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| vulnerable {adj}
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:: vulnerable
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| vulneración {f}
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:: infringement
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| vulnerar {v}
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:: to damage or injure
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| vulnerar {v}
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:: to violate, to breach, to undermine, to infringe upon, to impinge upon, to contravene
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| vulpécula {f}
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:: vixen
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| vulpeja {f}
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:: vixen
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| vulpino {adj}
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:: vulpine (relating to foxes)
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| vulpino {adj}
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:: crafty
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| vulva {f} [anatomy]
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:: vulva (the external female sexual organs)
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| vulvar {adj}
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:: vulvar
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| vulvovaginitis {f}
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:: vulvovaginitis
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| vusted {pron}
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:: you
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| vustedes {pron}
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:: plural of vusted
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| vuvuzela {f}
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:: vuvuzela
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| Vzla. {prop} {f}
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:: abbreviation of Venezuela
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