-s {suffix}
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:: Used to form the regular plural of nouns which end in vowels
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s {letter}
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:: letter
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S. {n}
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:: San, santo
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S. {n}
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:: Santa
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S {letter}
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:: letter: es
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S {m}
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:: abbreviation of sur; south
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S. A. {f}
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:: initialism of Sociedad Anónima (Incorporated (Inc.)) (Limited liability company (Ltd.))
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S.A. {f}
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:: initialism of sociedad anónima
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saadí {adj}
|
:: Saadi
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saami {adj}
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:: alternative form of sami
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saami {mf}
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:: alternative form of sami
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Saavedra {prop} {f}
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:: surname, the 307th most common in Mexico, the 64th most common in Peru, the 51st most common in Chile, and 50th most common in Bolivia
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Sabadell {prop}
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:: Sabadell (city)
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sabadellense {adj}
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:: of or pertaining to Sabadell
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sabadellense {mf}
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:: someone from Sabadell
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sabadete {m} [humorous]
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:: Saturday
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sabádico {adj}
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:: sabbatical
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sábado {m}
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:: Saturday
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sábado {m}
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:: Sabbath, sabbath
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sábado {m}
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:: The letter S in the Spanish phonetic alphabet
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sábado sabadete {m} [Spain, idiom]
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:: weekly Saturday shag
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sabalera {f}
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:: feminine noun of sabalero
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sabalero {adj} [football]
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:: associated with Club Atlético Colón, a football club from Santa Fe, Argentina
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sabalero {m}
|
:: scad fisher
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sabalero {m} [football]
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:: Someone associated with Club Atlético Colón, a football club from Santa Fe, Argentina
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sábalo {m}
|
:: shad
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sabana {f}
|
:: savanna
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sábana {f}
|
:: sheet; bedsheet
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sabandija {f}
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:: pest; bug; small reptile
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sabandija {f}
|
:: rascal, scoundrel, weasel, punk
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sabanera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sabanero
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sabanero {adj}
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:: Of or from the savannah
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sabanero {m}
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:: Someone from the savannah
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sabanero {m}
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:: Any of a number of birds (see derived terms below)
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sabañón {m} [pathology]
|
:: chilblain
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Sabaté {prop}
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:: surname a transcription of Sabater
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Sabater {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
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sabático {adj}
|
:: sabbatical
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sabático {m}
|
:: sabbatical
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sabatino {adj} [attributive]
|
:: Saturday
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sabayeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sabayeño
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sabayeño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sabaya
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sabayeño {m}
|
:: Someone from Sabaya
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sabea {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sabeo
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sabeca {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of zabeca
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sabedor {adj}
|
:: aware, informed, in the know
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sabelotodo {mf} [familiar]
|
:: know-it-all
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sabeo {adj}
|
:: Sabaean
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sabeo {m}
|
:: Sabaean
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saber {v}
|
:: to know (a fact)
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saber {v}
|
:: to know how to do something
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saber {v} [in the preterite tense]
|
:: to find out, to learn
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saber {v}
|
:: to taste
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saber {v}
|
:: to realize, to know (e.g. recognize)
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saber {v}
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:: to tell, to know (i.e. to discern or distinguish if something is the case)
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saber {v} [colloquial]
|
:: to figure out
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saber {v}
|
:: to hear from (+ de)
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saber {v}
|
:: to hear of, to hear about, (+ de)
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saber {v}
|
:: to learn of, to learn about, to find out about, to know about (+ de)
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saber {vr}
|
:: to be known
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saber {vr}
|
:: to know (extremely well)
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saber {m}
|
:: knowledge
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saber de qué pie cojea {v} [idiom]
|
:: to know one's weaknesses
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saber más que los ratones colorados {v} [idiom]
|
:: to be sly as a fox
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sabia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sabio
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sabiamente {adv}
|
:: wisely
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sabido {adj}
|
:: well-known
|
sabidor {adj} [obsolete]
|
:: wise, knowledgeable
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sabiduría {f}
|
:: wisdom
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sabiduría {f}
|
:: learning; knowledge
|
sabiendas {n}
|
:: only used in a sabiendas
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sabihondo {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: know-it-all
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sabihondo {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: prolix
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sábila {f} [Central America]
|
:: aloe vera
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sabina {f}
|
:: savin (Juniperus sect. Sabina)
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sabina {f}
|
:: sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata Masters)
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sabinar {m}
|
:: wood or forest of Spanish junipers
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sabio {adj}
|
:: learned
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sabio {adj}
|
:: prudent; wise
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sabio {m}
|
:: learned person
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sabio {m}
|
:: wise person
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sabiondo {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: know-it-all
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sablazo {m}
|
:: slash or thrust with a sword
|
sablazo {m}
|
:: sword wound
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sablazo {m} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: rip-off/ripoff, overcharge (an unfair or exorbitant price or rate)
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sablazo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: scrounging for money
|
sable {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: sable
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sable {m}
|
:: saber, cutlass
|
sable {m} [fencing]
|
:: saber
|
sablear {v}
|
:: to scrounge
|
sable de luz {m} [science fiction]
|
:: lightsaber
|
sablista {mf}
|
:: scrounger
|
sabor {m}
|
:: flavor; taste
|
saborcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sabor
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saborear {vt}
|
:: to taste; to savour, savor
|
saborear {vt}
|
:: to relish
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saborete {m}
|
:: diminutive of sabor
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saborizante {m}
|
:: flavouring, flavoring
|
saborizar {vt}
|
:: to spice up; to make tasty or tastier
|
sabotaje {m}
|
:: sabotage
|
saboteador {m}
|
:: saboteur
|
saboteadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saboteador
|
sabotear {v}
|
:: to sabotage
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Saboya {prop} {f}
|
:: Saboya (region)
|
Saboya {prop} {f}
|
:: Saboya (department)
|
saboyana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saboyano
|
saboyano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Savoy
|
saboyano {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of Savoy
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sabrosamente {adv}
|
:: tastily
|
sabrosamente {adv}
|
:: in good taste
|
sabrosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sabroso
|
sabroso {adj}
|
:: delicious; tasty
|
sabroso {adj}
|
:: agreeable; pleasant
|
sabrosura {f}
|
:: tastiness
|
sabueso {m}
|
:: bloodhound
|
sabueso {m} [colloquial]
|
:: detective, sleuth
|
sabueso húngaro {m}
|
:: Hungarian hound
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sabueso lituano {m}
|
:: Lithuanian Hound
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saca {f}
|
:: large sack, bag
|
saca {f}
|
:: removal, extraction
|
saca {f}
|
:: exportation
|
saca {f}
|
:: certified or notarized copy of a document
|
sacabocados {m}
|
:: punch (device used to create holes in materials)
|
sacabotas {m}
|
:: bootjack
|
sacabuche {m}
|
:: sackbut
|
sacaclavos {m}
|
:: pincer (for removing nails)
|
sacacorazones {m}
|
:: corer
|
sacacorchos {m}
|
:: corkscrew
|
sacacuartos {m} [colloquial]
|
:: waste of money
|
sacacuartos {m} [colloquial]
|
:: swindler, rip-off merchant
|
sacádico {adj}
|
:: saccadic
|
sacadineros {m} [colloquial]
|
:: waste of money
|
sacadineros {m} [colloquial]
|
:: swindler, rip-off merchant
|
sacadólares {m} [colloquial]
|
:: swindler, rip-off merchant
|
sacador {m} [tennis]
|
:: server
|
sacadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sacador
|
sacafaltas {m}
|
:: faultfinder
|
sacaleche {m}
|
:: alternative form of sacaleches
|
sacaleches {m}
|
:: breast pump
|
sacamanchas {m}
|
:: stain remover
|
sacamantecas {m}
|
:: bogeyman
|
sacamiche {m}
|
:: a kind of fish
|
sacamuelas {m}
|
:: tooth-puller
|
sacapuntas {m}
|
:: pencil sharpener, sharpener
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to put out, to get out (e.g. a public statement, an APB, a release of media or entertainment)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to take out (e.g. the trash)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to pull out, to take out (e.g. a badge, an ID card, a picture, paperwork, the keys)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to get out, to take out (e.g. the family, a partner, a friend, a dog)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to remove, to extract, to get out, to take out, to dig up or dig out (e.g., the weeds, a tooth, military forces, information, the truth, remove someone from the equation or a situation)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to take (e.g. a photograph, advantage of, etc.)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to withdraw, to take out (e.g. money)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to drive out, expel, to eject
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to send out or move out something or somebody from some place
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to extricate, to lift from or out of, to rescue somebody from an entanglement or trouble
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to bring up (a subject or issue for talk or discussion)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to stick out
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to get, to make, to take, to receive, to derive (e.g. a benefit, make or take something out of an experience or to make the most of) or (e.g., a profit, money, etc.)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to lift (e.g. a fingerprint)
|
sacar {vt} [literally]
|
:: to draw (e.g. water, blood, a weapon, straws)
|
sacar {vt} [figuratively]
|
:: to draw (e.g. a lesson, conclusions, strength, power, energy, hope)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to make (a copy, etc.)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to take off, remove (e.g. clothing, jewelry)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to bring out (e.g. the best or worst in someone, a certain quality or trait)
|
sacar {vt}
|
:: to scoop (e.g. fruit, flour, sugar, salt, sand)
|
sacar {vt} [sports]
|
:: to serve
|
sacar {vt} [soccer, football]
|
:: to kick off
|
sacar {vr}
|
:: to obtain, receive
|
sacar {vr}
|
:: to win, get, obtain (a prize, award)
|
sacar {vr}
|
:: to receive, get, be inflicted with
|
sacar adelante {v} [idiom]
|
:: to run; to be in charge of
|
sacar a la luz {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to bring to light, to expose, to unearth, to bring out, to bring into the open
|
sacarasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: sucrase
|
sacar de la manga {vr} [idiom]
|
:: to make up, to come up with
|
sacar de quicio {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to rile up, to annoy; to drive crazy; to cause somebody to come unhinged
|
sacar de quicio {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to blow out of proportion
|
sacar de sus casillas {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to drive up the wall
|
sacar el ascua con la mano del gato {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to get someone else to do one's dirty work
|
sacar el ascua con mano ajena {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to get someone else to do one's dirty work
|
sacar el quite {v} [Latin America, idiom]
|
:: to avoid
|
sacar el quite {v} [Latin America, idiom]
|
:: to ignore
|
sacar hierro {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: synonym of quitar hierro
|
sacárico {adj}
|
:: saccharic
|
sacárido {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: saccharide
|
sacarificar {v}
|
:: to saccharify
|
sacarímetro {m}
|
:: saccharometer (device used to measure the sugar content of a liquid)
|
sacarina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: saccharine
|
sacarino {adj}
|
:: saccharine (of or relating to sugar)
|
sacar la piedra {v} [Colombia, Venezuela, idiomatic]
|
:: to tick off; get someone's goat
|
sacar las castañas del fuego {v} [idiom]
|
:: pull someone's chestnuts out of the fire (to solve someone's problems, to rescue someone, to do someone's difficult work)
|
sacar la vuelta {v} [Andes, idiom]
|
:: to cuckold
|
sacar lo mejor de {v} [idiom]
|
:: to make the best of
|
sacar lo mejor de {v} [idiom]
|
:: to bring out the best of / in
|
sacar lo que el negro del sermón {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to not make head or tail of
|
sacar los pies del plato {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to step out of line
|
sacar los trapitos al sol {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to wash one's dirty linen in public
|
sacarosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: sucrose
|
sacar partido {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make the most of
|
sacar provecho {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to make the most of
|
sacar punta {v} [idiom]
|
:: to sharpen (a pencil)
|
sacarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sacar
|
sacarse de encima {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to shake loose, get rid of
|
sacar tajada {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to get a piece of the action, to get one's share
|
sácate {interj}
|
:: get out!
|
sácate {interj}
|
:: do not dare!, do not even think it!
|
sácate {interj}
|
:: forget it!
|
Sacatepéquez {prop}
|
:: Sacatepéquez (department)
|
sacerdocio {m}
|
:: priesthood
|
sacerdota {mf}
|
:: priest
|
sacerdotal {adj}
|
:: sacerdotal
|
sacerdote {m}
|
:: priest
|
sacerdotisa {f}
|
:: priestess
|
sachar {vt}
|
:: to weed (with a hoe)
|
sachavaca {f} [Peru]
|
:: tapir
|
saciar {v}
|
:: to satiate
|
saciarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of saciar
|
saciedad {f}
|
:: satiety (state of being satiated)
|
sacio {adj}
|
:: sated, satiated, full
|
saco {m}
|
:: bag
|
saco {m}
|
:: sack
|
saco {m} [Latin America]
|
:: jacket
|
saco de dormir {m}
|
:: sleeping bag (protective bag for a person to sleep in)
|
saco de mierda {m} [vulgar, idiom]
|
:: shithead; piece of shit
|
sacodir {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of sacudir
|
sacrafamiliano {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of Sagrada Familia
|
sacral {adj}
|
:: sacral (sacred)
|
sacralidad {f}
|
:: sacredness
|
sacralización {f}
|
:: sacralization
|
sacralizar {vt}
|
:: to sacralize (make sacred)
|
sacramental {m}
|
:: sacramental
|
sacramentalmente {adv}
|
:: sacramentally
|
sacramentar {vt} [religion]
|
:: to administer the sacraments
|
sacramento {m} [Christianity, theology]
|
:: sacrament
|
Sacramento {prop} {m}
|
:: Sacramento, capital city of California
|
sacratísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sacro
|
sacrificador {m}
|
:: sacrificer
|
sacrificadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sacrificador
|
sacrificar {v}
|
:: to sacrifice
|
sacrificar {v}
|
:: to put down, euthanize [an animal]
|
sacrificarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sacrificar
|
sacrificatorio {adj}
|
:: sacrificatory (of or relating to sacrifice)
|
sacrificatorio {m}
|
:: a specific place set aside for animal sacrifice
|
sacrificial {adj}
|
:: sacrificial
|
sacrificio {m}
|
:: sacrifice
|
sacrificio {m}
|
:: slaughter
|
sacrílegamente {adv}
|
:: sacrilegiously
|
sacrilegio {m}
|
:: sacrilege
|
sacrílego {adj}
|
:: sacrilegious (committing or being sacrilege)
|
sacristán {m}
|
:: sexton
|
sacristán {m}
|
:: sacristan
|
sacristana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sacristán
|
sacristía {f}
|
:: sacristy (room in a church)
|
sacro- {prefix} [anatomy]
|
:: sacro-
|
sacro {adj}
|
:: sacred
|
sacro {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sacral (of the sacrum)
|
sacro {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sacrum
|
sacrococcígeo {adj}
|
:: sacrococcygeal
|
sacrofamiliense {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of Sagrada Familia
|
sacroilitis {f} [pathology]
|
:: sacroiliitis
|
Sacro Imperio romano {prop} {m} [historical]
|
:: Holy Roman Empire
|
sacrosanto {adj}
|
:: sacrosanct
|
sacrouterino {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: uterosacral
|
sacudida {f}
|
:: jolt, shock
|
sacudido {adj}
|
:: determined, resolute
|
sacudimiento {m}
|
:: shake, jerk, rumble
|
sacudir {v}
|
:: to shake off, dust
|
sacudir {v}
|
:: to shake
|
sacudir {v}
|
:: to shake (the head, to give a negative response)
|
sacudir {v}
|
:: to nod (the head, to give a positive response)
|
sacudir {v}
|
:: to jolt
|
sacudir de encima {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to shake off
|
sacudón {m}
|
:: massive shake
|
sacular {adj}
|
:: saccular
|
sáculo {m}
|
:: saccule
|
S.A.D {f}
|
:: es:sociedad anónima deportiva (sports club)
|
S. A. de C. V. {f} [business]
|
:: initialism of sociedad anónima de capital variable
|
sádicamente {adv}
|
:: sadistically
|
sádico {adj}
|
:: sadistic
|
sadismo {m} [chiefly psychiatry]
|
:: sadism (enjoyment of inflicting pain)
|
sadista {mf}
|
:: sadist
|
sado {m}
|
:: sadomasochism
|
sadoerótico {adj}
|
:: sadistically erotic
|
sadomasoquismo {m}
|
:: sadomasochism (sexual gratification from causing and receiving pain)
|
sadomasoquista {adj}
|
:: sadomasochist
|
Sadowski {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
saducea {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saduceo
|
saduceo {adj}
|
:: Sadducee
|
saduceo {m}
|
:: Sadducee
|
Sáenz {prop}
|
:: surname
|
saeta {f}
|
:: arrow
|
saeta {f}
|
:: dart
|
saeta {f}
|
:: hand (of a clock or watch)
|
saetar {v}
|
:: alternative spelling of saetear
|
saetear {v}
|
:: alternative form of asaetear
|
saetera {f}
|
:: arrow hole, embrasure
|
saetero {m}
|
:: Archer, bowman
|
Sáez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
safari {m}
|
:: safari
|
safávida {adj}
|
:: Safavid
|
safávida {mf}
|
:: Safavid
|
safena {f} [anatomy]
|
:: saphenous vein
|
sáfico {adj}
|
:: Sapphic (relating to the Greek poetess Sappho or her poetry)
|
Safo {prop} {f}
|
:: Sappho
|
safranina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: safranin
|
safrol {m} [organic compound]
|
:: safrole
|
SAG {f}
|
:: initialism of secretaria de agricultura y ganadería
|
saga {f}
|
:: saga
|
sagacidad {f}
|
:: sagacity; astuteness
|
sagacísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sagaz
|
sagaz {adj}
|
:: sagacious, prudent, visionary
|
sagaz {adj}
|
:: acute; astute
|
sagaz {adj} [canine]
|
:: proficient at dragging (prey)
|
sagaz {adj} [zoology]
|
:: markedly clairvoyant
|
sagazmente {adv}
|
:: sagaciously
|
Sagita {prop} [constellation]
|
:: Sagitta (constellation)
|
sagitado {adj}
|
:: sagittate
|
sagital {adj}
|
:: sagittal
|
Sagitario {prop} {m} [astrology]
|
:: Sagittarius (astrological sign)
|
Sagrada Familia {prop} {m}
|
:: holy family
|
Sagrada Familia {prop} {m}
|
:: Sagrada Familia (city)
|
sagrado {adj}
|
:: holy, sacred
|
sagrario {m}
|
:: tabernacle
|
sagrera {f}
|
:: holy ground
|
sagú {m}
|
:: arrowroot
|
saguaro {m}
|
:: saguaro (a large species of cactus of the Sonoran Desert)
|
saguntino {adj}
|
:: of or from Sagunto, Valencia, Spain
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saguntino {m}
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:: Someone from Sagunto, Valencia, Spain
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Sagunto {prop} {m}
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:: Sagunto (city)
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sah {m}
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:: shah (king of Persia)
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Sahagún {prop}
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:: surname
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Sahara {prop} {m}
|
:: Sahara (desert)
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Sáhara {prop} {m}
|
:: Sahara
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Sahara Occidental {prop} {m}
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:: Sahara Occidental (territory)
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Sáhara Occidental {m}
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:: Western Sahara
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saharaui {adj}
|
:: Saharan
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saharaui {adj}
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:: Sahrawi
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saharaui {mf}
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:: Sahrawi (a person from Western Sahara)
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saharaui {mf}
|
:: Saharan
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sahariana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sahariano
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sahariano {adj}
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:: Saharan
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sahariano {m}
|
:: Saharan
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saheliano {adj}
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:: Sahelian
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sahíno {m}
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:: alternative spelling of saíno
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sahumar {vt}
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:: to perfume; to scent (with incense)
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sahumerio {m}
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:: incense
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sahumo {m}
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:: alternative spelling of sahumerio
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SAI {m}
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:: initialism of sistema de alimentación ininterrumpido: UPS (uninterruptible power supply)
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saiga {m}
|
:: saiga
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Saigón {prop}
|
:: Saigon
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saigonense {adj}
|
:: Saigonese (of or pertaining to Ho Chi Minh City or historically Saigon)
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saigonense {mf}
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:: Saigonese (native or resident of Ho Chi Minh City or historically Saigon)
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saín {m}
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:: fish oil, which was used for lighting
|
saín {m}
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:: lard; rendered lard
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saines {n}
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:: plural of saín
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sainete {m}
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:: short play, skit
|
sainetera {f}
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:: feminine noun of sainetero
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sainetero {m}
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:: A writer of sainetes
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saíno {m}
|
:: peccary
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Sainz {prop}
|
:: surname
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Sajalín {prop} {m}
|
:: Sajalín (island)
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sajar {v}
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:: to slice open
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sajón {adj}
|
:: Saxon
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sajón {m}
|
:: Saxon
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Sajonia {prop} {f}
|
:: Sajonia (state)
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sake {m}
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:: sake (Japanese rice wine)
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Sakmariano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
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:: Sakmarian (subdivision of the Permian period)
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Sakmariense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
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:: Sakmarian (subdivision of the Permian period)
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sal {f}
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:: salt; table salt
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sal {f} [chemistry]
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:: salt
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sala {f}
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:: room (a separate part of a building)
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sala {f}
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:: large hall
|
sala {f}
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:: ward (section of a hospital)
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sala {f}
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:: courtroom
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Sala {prop}
|
:: surname
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salabre {m}
|
:: (small) net
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salacidad {f}
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:: salaciousness, salacity
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saladar {m}
|
:: salt marsh
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sala de chat {f}
|
:: chat room
|
sala de emergencias {f}
|
:: emergency room
|
sala de espera {f}
|
:: waiting room
|
sala de espera {f}
|
:: lounge
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sala de estar {f}
|
:: living room (room in a house used for social and leisure activities)
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sala de máquinas {f}
|
:: engine room
|
sala de maternidad {f}
|
:: maternity ward
|
saladería {f}
|
:: the industry of salting meat
|
saladería {f}
|
:: a place where meat is salted
|
saladerista {mf}
|
:: someone who works in a saladero
|
saladero {m}
|
:: A room or building (often a the slaughterhouse itself) where meat is cured by drying and salting
|
Saladino {prop} {m} [History]
|
:: Saladin
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saladísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of salado
|
saladito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of salado
|
salado {adj}
|
:: salty
|
salado {adj}
|
:: salted
|
salado {adj}
|
:: brackish
|
salado {adj}
|
:: nice, pleasant, likable (of a person)
|
salado {adj} [Latin America, colloquial]
|
:: unlucky (of a person)
|
salado {adj} [Argentina, Chile, colloquial]
|
:: expensive
|
salado {adj} [Uruguay, colloquial]
|
:: awesome
|
salafismo {m}
|
:: Salafism
|
salafista {mf}
|
:: Salafist
|
Salamanca {prop} {f}
|
:: Salamanca (province)
|
Salamanca {prop} {f}
|
:: Salamanca (city)
|
salamandra {f}
|
:: salamander (a type of amphibian)
|
salamandra {f} [alchemy, folklore]
|
:: salamander
|
salamanquesa {f}
|
:: gecko
|
salamanquino {adj}
|
:: of Salamanca
|
salamanquino {m}
|
:: a native of Salamanca
|
salamantino {adj}
|
:: Salamancan
|
salamantino {m}
|
:: Salamancan
|
salami {m}
|
:: salami
|
salar {m}
|
:: a salt pan
|
salar {v}
|
:: to salt
|
Salar Grande {prop} {m}
|
:: Salar Grande (salt flat)
|
Salar Grande {prop} {m}
|
:: Salar Grande (caldera)
|
salarial {adj} [attributive]
|
:: wages, salary
|
salariar {vt} [uncommon]
|
:: to salary; to put on the payroll
|
salario {m}
|
:: wage, wages, salary
|
salario {m}
|
:: income
|
salario mínimo {m}
|
:: minimum wage
|
Salas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
Salaverria {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salaz {adj}
|
:: salacious
|
Salazar {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salazarista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of António de Oliveira Salazar, former dictator of Portugal
|
salazarista {adj}
|
:: of or relating to António de Oliveira Salazar, or his reign
|
salazón {m}
|
:: salting (of food)
|
salazón {m}
|
:: salted food
|
salbutamol {m} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: salbutamol
|
salce {m} [archaic]
|
:: willow
|
salceda {f}
|
:: willow plantation
|
Salceda {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salcedo {m}
|
:: willow plantation
|
salchicha {f}
|
:: sausage
|
salchicha {f}
|
:: hotdog
|
salchicha de Viena {f}
|
:: Vienna sausage
|
salchichero {m}
|
:: sausage seller or maker
|
salchichero {adj}
|
:: sausage (attributive)
|
salchichón {m}
|
:: thick sausage for slicing
|
salchipapa {f}
|
:: In Peru, a street food consisting of fries and fried slices of hot dog sausage
|
sal común {m}
|
:: common salt; table salt
|
Saldaña {prop}
|
:: surname
|
saldar {v}
|
:: to settle
|
saldar {vr} [with "con"]
|
:: To claim (e.g. a life)
|
sal de mesa {m}
|
:: table salt
|
saldo {m}
|
:: balance
|
sale {interj} [Mexico]
|
:: ok
|
saledizo {adj}
|
:: overhanging
|
saledizo {m}
|
:: overhang
|
salegar {m}
|
:: salt lick
|
Salejard {prop} {m}
|
:: Salejard (city)
|
salentina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of salentino
|
salentino {m}
|
:: someone from Salento
|
salentino {m}
|
:: Salento dialect
|
salentino {adj}
|
:: Of or from Salento
|
Salerno {prop}
|
:: Salerno (city/and/province)
|
salero {m}
|
:: salt shaker
|
salero {m}
|
:: salt cellar
|
saleroso {adj}
|
:: witty in a disgusting way
|
Sales {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salesiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of salesiano
|
salesiano {adj}
|
:: Salesian
|
salesiano {m}
|
:: Salesian
|
sale y vale {interj} [idiom]
|
:: OK!, roger that!, deal!
|
salga el sol por Antequera {adv} [idiom]
|
:: come what may
|
salga el sol por donde quiera {adv} [idiom]
|
:: come what may
|
salgareño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Puerto Salgar
|
salgareño {m}
|
:: Someone from Puerto Salgar
|
salga sapo o salga rana {adv} [idiom]
|
:: come what may
|
salicilato {m} [chemistry]
|
:: salicylate
|
salicílico {adj}
|
:: salicylic
|
salicina {f}
|
:: salicin
|
sálico {adj}
|
:: Salic
|
salicornia {f}
|
:: Any plant of the genus Salicornia
|
salida {f}
|
:: exit, way out
|
salida {f}
|
:: departure
|
salida {f}
|
:: future, future opportunity
|
salida {f} [computing]
|
:: output
|
salida de auxilio {f}
|
:: emergency exit
|
salidero {m}
|
:: exit
|
saliente {adj}
|
:: Projecting; protruding
|
saliente {adj}
|
:: prominent, main
|
saliente {adj}
|
:: leaving, departing, outgoing
|
saliente {m}
|
:: projection
|
saliente {m}
|
:: ledge
|
saliente {m}
|
:: hard shoulder
|
salina {f}
|
:: salt pan, salt marsh, salt works
|
salina {f}
|
:: salt mine
|
Salinas {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salinera {f}
|
:: salt pan
|
salinero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: salt pan, salt marsh
|
salinero {adj}
|
:: salt-producing
|
salinero {m}
|
:: salter, salt maker
|
salinidad {f}
|
:: salinity
|
salinización {f}
|
:: salinization
|
salinizar {v}
|
:: to salinize
|
salino {adj}
|
:: saline
|
salir {v}
|
:: to go out, to leave, to depart, to head out
|
salir {v}
|
:: to go out, to come out (to leave one's abode to go to public places)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to go out, date (be in a relationship)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to come out (e.g. from hiding), to come off (e.g. off the bench in a sport; off of a high place like a roof or ladder)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to exit, to leave, to walk out, to slip out
|
salir {v}
|
:: to step out (e.g. of a room, house or building)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to get off, to leave (e.g., get off work)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to get off (e.g. get off the plane, an island, someone's property, the street) (+ de)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to get out (e.g. out of the way, out of the sun) (+ de)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to go off (e.g. go off the grid, go off the air) (+ de)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to log out, to quit, to exit (e.g. a web page or document)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to emerge
|
salir {v}
|
:: to rise (the sun)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to climb out (e.g. a hole, a window, a canyon)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to escape, to break out
|
salir {v}
|
:: to run (e.g. a bus or other form of public transportation)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to come off, to go off (i.e. to project a certain quality)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to appear, to look (on a painting, photo, movie, play, TV, platform, etc)
|
salir {v}
|
:: to result, to arise as a consequence
|
salir {v}
|
:: to turn out, to work out, to go off
|
salir {vir}
|
:: to be out, to get out (e.g. of a deal, of a situation)
|
salir {vir}
|
:: to come off (i.e. to project a certain quality)
|
salir {vir}
|
:: to pop out (e.g. a contact lens, a cork, someone popping out of a dark space)
|
salir {vr}
|
:: to get away with (+ con)
|
salir {vr}
|
:: to get out, to go out (e.g. get out of control, get out of hand, go out of sync)
|
salir {vr}
|
:: to go off, to turn off (go off script, on a tangent, go off the road/track/path)
|
salir {vr} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: to rock, rule (be fantastic)
|
salir a cuenta {v} [idiom]
|
:: to pay off; to be worthwhile
|
salir adelante {v}
|
:: to get ahead, to come out ahead, to succeed
|
salir adelante {v}
|
:: to pull through, to come through, to get through
|
salir adelante {v}
|
:: to get by, to cope, to make ends meet
|
salir adelante {v}
|
:: to move on
|
salir adelante {v}
|
:: to move forward, to go forward, to move ahead
|
salir al paso {v} [idiom]
|
:: to collar
|
salir al paso {v} [idiom]
|
:: to overcome; get over (a difficulty)
|
salir como alma que lleva el diablo {v} [idiomatic, simile]
|
:: to leave like a bat out of hell
|
salir de cuentas {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be due (of a woman, to be expected to give birth)
|
salir de dudas {v} [idiom]
|
:: to find out the answer
|
salir de Guatemala y meterse en Guatepeor {v} [idiom]
|
:: to go from bad to worse; to go out of the frying pan into the fire
|
salir del armario {v} [idiom]
|
:: to come out of the closet
|
salir del cascarón {v}
|
:: to hatch
|
salir del cascarón {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: come out of one's shell
|
salir el tiro por la culata {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to backfire [to fail in a manner that brings down further misfortune]
|
salir por patas {v} [idiom, colloquial]
|
:: to scram; to run off
|
salir por peteneras {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to come up with something odd; to say something inappropriate
|
salirse con la suya {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to get one's way
|
salirse de madre {v} [idiom]
|
:: To spiral out of control
|
salita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sala
|
salitre {m}
|
:: saltpetre, nitre
|
salitrería {f}
|
:: nitrary
|
salitrero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: saltpeter
|
salitrosidad {f}
|
:: brininess
|
salitroso {adj}
|
:: briny
|
saliva {f}
|
:: saliva, spittle
|
salivación {f}
|
:: salivation
|
salival {adj}
|
:: salivary
|
salivar {vi}
|
:: to salivate (to secrete saliva)
|
salivazo {m}
|
:: spit wad
|
sallar {v}
|
:: to weed out [with a hoe]
|
sallekhana {f}
|
:: sallekhana
|
salmantina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of salmantino
|
salmantino {adj}
|
:: of Salamanca
|
salmantino {m}
|
:: a native of Salamanca
|
salmer {m} [architecture]
|
:: springer
|
salmista {mf}
|
:: psalmist
|
salmo {m}
|
:: psalm
|
salmodia {f} [music]
|
:: psalmody
|
salmodiar {v}
|
:: to sing or chant psalms
|
salmodiar {v}
|
:: to drone on and on
|
salmón {m}
|
:: salmon
|
salmón {m}
|
:: salmon (color)
|
salmón del Danubio {m}
|
:: Danube salmon, huchen
|
salmonela {f}
|
:: salmonella
|
salmonella {f}
|
:: salmonella
|
salmonelosis {f}
|
:: salmonellosis
|
salmonera {f}
|
:: salmon ramp
|
salmonera {f}
|
:: salmon-fishing net
|
salmonero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: salmon
|
salmonero {m}
|
:: salmon fisher
|
salmonete {m}
|
:: mullet (fish)
|
salmónido {m}
|
:: salmonid
|
salmón zancado {m}
|
:: kelt
|
salmorejo {m}
|
:: A Cordoban soup consisting of tomato and bread
|
Salmos {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Psalms (the book of the Bible)
|
salmuera {f}
|
:: salt water, brine
|
salmueroducto {m}
|
:: A brine conveyor
|
salobre {adj}
|
:: salty
|
salobre {adj} [of water]
|
:: brackish, briny
|
Salomón {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Solomon
|
Salomón {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
salomonense {adj}
|
:: Of, from, or pertaining to the Solomon Islands
|
salomonense {mf}
|
:: Solomon Islander
|
salomónicamente {adv}
|
:: wisely
|
salomónico {adj}
|
:: Solomonic
|
salomónico {adj} [legal]
|
:: wise
|
salón {m}
|
:: living room, front room, sitting room, parlor, lounge, drawing room (room where guests are received)
|
salón {m}
|
:: salon (room)
|
salón {m}
|
:: salon (gathering)
|
salón {m}
|
:: hall (meeting hall)
|
salón {m}
|
:: exhibition hall
|
salón {m} [Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay]
|
:: classroom (long form is "salón de clases")
|
saloncillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of salón
|
saloncito {m}
|
:: diminutive of salón
|
salón comedor {m}
|
:: lounge-dining room, parlor-dining room, sitting-dining room, living-dining room; i.e., a room in some house designs that serves and combines two functions: the salón (the room of a house where visiting guests are received and can lounge) and also the comedor (dining room)
|
salón de actos {m}
|
:: assembly hall, conference room [as in a big hall where a conference or speaking event might be held]
|
salón de baile {m}
|
:: ballroom (place)
|
salón de estudios {m}
|
:: study hall
|
salón de la fama {f}
|
:: hall of fame
|
Salón del Reino {prop} {m}
|
:: Kingdom Hall
|
salón de té {m}
|
:: tea room
|
salonero {m}
|
:: waiter
|
Salónica {prop} {f}
|
:: Salónica (city)
|
saloon {m}
|
:: saloon (bar)
|
salpicadera {f} [Mexico]
|
:: mudguard
|
salpicadero {m}
|
:: dashboard
|
salpicadero {m}
|
:: backsplash
|
salpicadura {f}
|
:: fleck
|
salpicadura {f}
|
:: sprinkling, splashing
|
salpicar {v}
|
:: to splatter, splash
|
salpicar {v}
|
:: to sprinkle, scatter
|
salpicón {m}
|
:: chopped, seasoned meat or seafood
|
salpicón {m}
|
:: salad, fruit salad
|
salpimentar {v}
|
:: to season with salt and pepper
|
salpimentar {v}
|
:: to spice up, sex up
|
salpingectomía {f} [medicine]
|
:: salpingectomy
|
salpresar {vt}
|
:: to salt, to season or preserve with salt
|
salpullido {m}
|
:: rash
|
salsa {f}
|
:: sauce, gravy (liquid condiment)
|
salsa {f}
|
:: salsa (spicy tomato sauce)
|
salsa {f}
|
:: salsa (style of music)
|
salsa {f}
|
:: salsa (dance performed to salsa music)
|
salsa agridulce {f}
|
:: sweet-and-sour sauce
|
salsa alfredo {f}
|
:: Alfredo sauce
|
salsa barbacoa {f}
|
:: barbecue sauce, BBQ sauce
|
salsa bearnesa {f}
|
:: bearnaise sauce
|
salsa blanca {f}
|
:: white sauce
|
salsa bordelesa {f}
|
:: Bordelaise sauce
|
salsa brava {f}
|
:: brava sauce
|
salsa cazadora {f}
|
:: chasseur (sauce)
|
salsa cóctel {f}
|
:: cocktail sauce
|
salsa de menta {f}
|
:: mint sauce
|
salsa de ostras {f}
|
:: oyster sauce
|
salsa de pimienta {f}
|
:: pepper sauce
|
salsa de queso {f}
|
:: cheese sauce
|
salsa de soja {f}
|
:: soy sauce
|
salsa de tomate {f}
|
:: tomato sauce
|
salsa española {f}
|
:: espagnole sauce
|
salsa golf {f}
|
:: salsa golf
|
salsa hoisin {f}
|
:: hoisin sauce
|
salsa holandesa {f}
|
:: hollandaise sauce
|
salsa marinara {f}
|
:: marinara sauce
|
salsa marrón {f}
|
:: brown sauce
|
salsa Mornay {f}
|
:: mornay sauce
|
salsa napolitana {f}
|
:: Neapolitan sauce
|
salsa ravigote {f}
|
:: ravigote
|
salsa rosa {f}
|
:: cocktail sauce
|
salsa rusa {f}
|
:: Russian dressing
|
salsa suprema {f}
|
:: suprême sauce
|
salsa tártara {f}
|
:: tartar sauce
|
salsateca {f}
|
:: A salsatheque; a discotheque that only plays salsa music
|
salsa verde {f}
|
:: salsa verde
|
salsa vinagreta {f}
|
:: vinaigrette
|
salsa Worcestershire {f}
|
:: Worcestershire sauce
|
salsear {v}
|
:: to add sauce to; to sauce up
|
salsear {v} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: to gossip
|
salseo {m} [colloquial, internet slang]
|
:: gossip
|
salsera {f}
|
:: A small bowl for serving salsa or other sauces
|
salsera {f}
|
:: mixing bowl (for sauces, colors etc.)
|
salsera {f}
|
:: salsa dancer
|
salsero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: salsa
|
salsero {adj}
|
:: salsa-loving
|
salsero {m}
|
:: salsa musician
|
salsita {f}
|
:: diminutive of salsa
|
salso {adj} [rare]
|
:: salty
|
Salta {prop}
|
:: Salta
|
saltabanco {m}
|
:: alternative form of saltimbanqui
|
saltador {m}
|
:: jumper, diver
|
saltador {m}
|
:: pogo stick
|
saltadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saltador
|
saltamontes {m}
|
:: grasshopper
|
saltante {adj}
|
:: outstanding; exceptional
|
saltar {v}
|
:: to jump
|
saltar {v}
|
:: to skip; miss (a meal etc.)
|
saltar {v} [cooking]
|
:: to sautée
|
saltar {vr}
|
:: to miss (accidentally)
|
saltar {vr}
|
:: to break, breach (rules etc.)
|
saltarín {adj}
|
:: jumping
|
saltarrocas {m}
|
:: klipspringer
|
saltarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of saltar
|
saltarse a la torera {v} [idiom]
|
:: to flout; ignore (a rule or duty)
|
salteador {m}
|
:: marauder
|
salteador {m}
|
:: highwayman
|
saltear {v}
|
:: to sauté, to stir-fry, to pan fry
|
saltear {v}
|
:: to skip (disregard, miss or omit part of a continuation (some item or stage))
|
salteño {adj}
|
:: of or from Salta, a city in Argentina, or Salto, a city and department in Uruguay
|
salteño {m}
|
:: Someone from Salta or Salto
|
salterio {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: psaltery
|
salterio {m} [music]
|
:: psalter
|
saltillense {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Saltillo
|
saltillo {m}
|
:: saltillo
|
saltimbanco {m}
|
:: alternative form of saltimbanqui
|
saltimbanqui {m}
|
:: A quack, charlatan
|
saltimbanqui {m}
|
:: acrobat, equilibrist
|
saltito {m}
|
:: diminutive of salto; small jump
|
salto {m}
|
:: jump, leap, jumping
|
salto {m}
|
:: skip
|
salto {m}
|
:: gap; difference
|
salto {m} [sport]
|
:: dive
|
salto {m} [sport]
|
:: jump, vault
|
salto {m}
|
:: waterfall
|
Salto {prop}
|
:: Salto (department)
|
Salto {prop}
|
:: The capital city of the department
|
Salto Ángel {prop} {m}
|
:: Angel Falls (waterfall in Venezuela)
|
salto BASE {m}
|
:: BASE jumping
|
salto con pértiga {m} [athletics]
|
:: pole vault
|
salto de agua {m}
|
:: waterfall
|
salto de altura {m} [athletics]
|
:: high jump
|
salto de ángel {m}
|
:: swan dive
|
salto de carnero {m} [rail]
|
:: flyover, flying junction
|
salto de longitud {m} [athletics]
|
:: long jump
|
salto de potro {m} [gymnastics]
|
:: vault
|
salto ecuestre {m}
|
:: show jumping
|
salto elástico {f} [regional]
|
:: bungee jumping
|
saltón {adj}
|
:: bulging; jumping out; sticking out
|
saltón {m}
|
:: grasshopper
|
saltos en esquí {mp}
|
:: ski jumping
|
salto triple {m} [athletics]
|
:: triple jump
|
salú {interj} [colloquial, El Salvador]
|
:: Bye!, Good-bye!
|
salubérrimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of salubre
|
salubre {adj}
|
:: healthy, healthful, salubrious
|
salubridad {f}
|
:: healthiness, health
|
salubrista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: public health
|
salubrista {mf}
|
:: public health expert
|
salud {f}
|
:: health
|
salud {interj}
|
:: bless you (said to somebody who has sneezed)
|
salud {interj}
|
:: cheers (the usual toast when drinking alcohol)
|
salud {interj} [dated]
|
:: greetings!
|
saludabilísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of saludable
|
saludable {adj}
|
:: healthful
|
saludablemente {adv}
|
:: healthily
|
saludador {m}
|
:: greeter
|
saludador {m}
|
:: quack, quack doctor
|
saludar {v}
|
:: to greet
|
saludar {v}
|
:: to wave
|
saludazo {m}
|
:: superlative of saludo; cheeser, rally, great, affectionate, or jovial greeting
|
saludito {m}
|
:: diminutive of saludo
|
salud mental {f}
|
:: mental health
|
saludo {m}
|
:: greeting, greetings
|
saludo {m}
|
:: salutation
|
salutación {f}
|
:: greeting; salutation
|
salutación {f} [Christianity]
|
:: salutation
|
salutífero {adj} [formal]
|
:: healthy; healthful
|
salva {f} [military]
|
:: salvo, volley
|
Salvá {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salvabarros {m}
|
:: mudguard
|
salvable {adj}
|
:: savable
|
salvación {f}
|
:: salvation
|
salvadera {f}
|
:: pounce (in calligraphy)
|
salvado {m}
|
:: bran
|
salvador {m}
|
:: saviour, savior
|
Salvador {prop} {m}
|
:: given name, given in honor of Christ as the Savior (Salvador)
|
salvadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of salvador
|
salvadoreño {adj}
|
:: Salvadoran
|
salvadoreño {m}
|
:: Salvadoran
|
salvaguarda {f}
|
:: alternative form of salvaguardia
|
salvaguardar {v}
|
:: to safeguard
|
salvaguardia {f}
|
:: safeguard, safeguarding
|
salvajada {f}
|
:: savagery (brutal or stupid action)
|
salvaje {adj} [especially, of animals]
|
:: wild, savage (untamed, not domesticated)
|
salvaje {adj}
|
:: savage, feral, uncivilized (said of a person)
|
salvaje {mf}
|
:: savage
|
salvajemente {adv}
|
:: wildly
|
salvajismo {m}
|
:: savagery
|
salvamanteles {m}
|
:: trivet (used to support hot dishes and protect a surface)
|
salvamanteles {m}
|
:: coaster
|
salvamanteles {m}
|
:: place mat
|
salvamente {adv}
|
:: safely; smoothly
|
salvamento {m}
|
:: rescuing, saving
|
salvamento {m}
|
:: salvage
|
salvamiento {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of salvamento
|
salvapantallas {m} [computing]
|
:: screensaver
|
salvaplatos {m}
|
:: place mat
|
salvar {v}
|
:: to save
|
salvar {v}
|
:: to rescue
|
salvar {v}
|
:: to salvage
|
salvar {v} [formal]
|
:: to cover (a distance)
|
salvataje {m}
|
:: rescue, salvage
|
Salvatierra {prop}
|
:: surname
|
salvatrucha {f}
|
:: feminine noun of salvatrucho
|
salvatrucho {adj} [usually, pejorative]
|
:: Salvadoran
|
salvatrucho {m} [usually, pejorative]
|
:: A Salvadoran
|
salvavidas {adj}
|
:: emergency, life saving
|
salvavidas {m}
|
:: life preserver, life belt
|
salvavidas {m}
|
:: lifeboat
|
salvavidas {mf}
|
:: lifeguard
|
salve {interj} [archaic]
|
:: hello
|
salve {interj} [poetic]
|
:: hail
|
salvedad {f} [formal]
|
:: exception
|
salvedad {f}
|
:: caveat (modifying detail)
|
sálvese quien pueda {interj}
|
:: every man for himself
|
salvia {f}
|
:: sage
|
salvia real de México {f}
|
:: orange-ball-tree
|
salvífico {adj}
|
:: salvific; salvative
|
salvilla {f}
|
:: salver
|
salvo {adj}
|
:: safe
|
salvo {adv}
|
:: except, apart from
|
salvoconducto {m}
|
:: safe-conduct
|
Salzburgo {prop} {m}
|
:: Salzburgo (city)
|
Salzburgo {prop} {m}
|
:: Salzburgo (state)
|
salzburgués {adj}
|
:: Salzburgian
|
salzburgués {m}
|
:: Salzburgian
|
salzburguesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of salzburgués
|
salzmimbre {m} [Aragon]
|
:: a willow that yields wicker suitable for basketry
|
samán {m}
|
:: rain tree, saman (Albizia saman)
|
samanense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the province of Samaná Province in the Dominican Republic
|
samanense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the province of Samaná Province in the Dominican Republic
|
samaní {adj}
|
:: Samanid
|
samaní {mf}
|
:: Samanid
|
Samaniego {prop}
|
:: surname
|
Samanta {prop} {f}
|
:: given name of modern usage, derived from English Samantha
|
sámara {f} [botany]
|
:: samara
|
samareño {m}
|
:: Waray
|
samaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samario
|
samario {m}
|
:: samarium
|
samario {adj}
|
:: Of or from Santa Marta, Colombia
|
samario {m}
|
:: Someone from Santa Marta
|
samaritana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samaritano
|
samaritano {m}
|
:: Samaritan
|
samaritano {adj}
|
:: Samaritan
|
samba {f}
|
:: samba
|
sambenitar {vt}
|
:: to stigmatize; to blemish someone's reputation
|
sambenito {m}
|
:: stigma (mark of disgrace or embarrassment)
|
sambo {m}
|
:: Sambo (a Russian martial art)
|
sambódromo {m} [neologism]
|
:: sambadrome (exhibition place for samba schools in Brazil)
|
sambódromo {m} [neologism, figuratively]
|
:: A great variety of different things
|
samborondeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samborondeño
|
samborondeño {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city or canton of Samborondón Canton, Ecuador
|
samborondeño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city or canton of Samborondón Canton, Ecuador
|
samborondondeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samborondondeño
|
samborondondeño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Samborondón, Ecuador
|
samborondondeño {m}
|
:: Someone from Samborondón
|
sami {mf}
|
:: Sami; Saami
|
sami {adj}
|
:: Sami; Saami
|
samia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samio
|
samica {f} [vesre]
|
:: shirt
|
samio {adj}
|
:: Samian
|
samio {m}
|
:: Samian
|
samnita {adj}
|
:: Samnite
|
samnita {mf}
|
:: Samnite
|
Samoa {prop} {f}
|
:: Samoa
|
Samoa Americana {prop} {f}
|
:: American Samoa (US overseas territory in Oceania)
|
samoana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samoano
|
samoana americana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of samoano americano
|
samoano {adj}
|
:: Samoan
|
samoano {m}
|
:: Samoan (person)
|
samoano {m}
|
:: Samoan (language)
|
samoano americano {adj}
|
:: American Samoan (of or pertaining to American Samoa)
|
samoano americano {m}
|
:: American Samoan (native or resident of American Samoa)
|
Samogitia {prop} {f}
|
:: Samogitia (region)
|
Samonis {prop} {f}
|
:: Samhain, the Wiccan celebration of final harvest and of the blessed dead
|
samosa {f}
|
:: samosa
|
Samotracia {prop} {f}
|
:: Samothrace
|
samoyedo {m}
|
:: samoyed
|
sampaguita {f} [Philippines]
|
:: Arabian jasmine
|
sampedrano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Pedro Sula, Honduras
|
sampedrano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Pedro Manrique, Spain
|
sampedrano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Guatemala
|
sampedrano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Pedro department, Paraguay
|
sampedrano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, Paraguay
|
sampedrano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Pedro Sula, Honduras
|
sampedrano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Pedro Manrique, Spain
|
sampedrano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Pedro Sacatepéquez, Guatemala
|
sampedrano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Pedro department, Paraguay
|
sampedrano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Pedro de Ycuamandiyú, Paraguay
|
sampi {f}
|
:: sampi; the Greek letter Ϡ, ϡ
|
sample {m} [music]
|
:: sample
|
samplear {v} [music]
|
:: to sample
|
sampleo {m} [audiovisual]
|
:: sample; sampling
|
Samu {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
SAMU {prop} {m}
|
:: (Servicio de Atención Médica Urgente) Spanish emergency medical service
|
Samuel {prop} {m}
|
:: Samuel (biblical figure)
|
Samuel {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
samurái {m}
|
:: samurai
|
san {m} [Dominican Republic]
|
:: financial, temporal-savings scheme. The participants periodically contribute a quota to a communal pot that is given to one member, based on his/her turn amongst all the others
|
san {f}
|
:: san; the Greek letter M, ϻ
|
San {adj}
|
:: Saint (title)
|
Saná {prop} {f}
|
:: Saná (capital city)
|
saña {f}
|
:: furore, rage, brutality
|
sanabrés {adj}
|
:: of or from Sanabria
|
sanabrés {m}
|
:: Someone from Sanabria
|
sanabresa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanabrés
|
sanación {f}
|
:: healing
|
sanador {adj}
|
:: healing
|
sanador {m}
|
:: healer
|
sanamente {adv}
|
:: healthily
|
San Andrés Chicahuaxtla {prop}
|
:: San Andrés Chicahuaxtla (town)
|
sanantoniana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanantoniano
|
sanantoniano {adj}
|
:: San Antonian (of or pertaining to San Antonio, Texas)
|
sanantoniano {m}
|
:: San Antonian (native or resident of San Antonio, Texas)
|
San Antonio {prop}
|
:: San Antonio
|
sanar {v}
|
:: to cure
|
sanar {v}
|
:: to heal
|
sanatorio {m}
|
:: sanatorium
|
San Bartolomé {prop}
|
:: Saint Barthélemy
|
sanbenito {m}
|
:: sanbenito
|
sancarleña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sancarleño
|
sancarleño {adj}
|
:: Of or from the canton of San Carlos (canton) in Costa Rica
|
sancarleño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the canton of San Carlos (canton) in Costa Rica
|
San Carlos {prop}
|
:: The name Saint Charles
|
San Carlos {prop}
|
:: Places named after Saint Charles
|
sanch {interj}
|
:: oi, piggy!; come on, piggy!
|
Sánchez {prop}
|
:: surname
|
sanchismo {m}
|
:: Unyielding realism
|
sanchismo {m}
|
:: Spanish political current based on the defence of the ideas of Pedro Sánchez , president of Spain
|
sanchista {mf}
|
:: Someone supporting Pedro Sánchez (Spanish politician)
|
sancho {m}
|
:: pig
|
Sancho {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
sanchopancesco {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the character Sancho Panza in the 1605 novel Don Quixote
|
sanchopancesco {adj}
|
:: Sancho Panza-esque; having the characteristics associated with the character, including lowbrow wit and cynical realism
|
sanción {f}
|
:: sanction
|
sancionable {adj}
|
:: sanctionable
|
sancionador {adj}
|
:: sanctioning
|
sancionador {m}
|
:: sanctioner
|
sancionar {v}
|
:: to sanction
|
sancionatorio {adj} [legal]
|
:: penal
|
sancochadito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sancochado
|
sancochado {m}
|
:: synonym of sancocho
|
sancochar {v}
|
:: to parboil
|
sancocho {m}
|
:: sancocho
|
San Cristóbal de La Laguna {prop}
|
:: San Cristóbal de La Laguna (city)
|
sancristobaleño {adj}
|
:: Kittsian
|
sancristobaleño {m}
|
:: Kittsian
|
San Cristóbal y Nieves {prop} {m}
|
:: San Cristóbal y Nieves (a <<country>> consisting of two <<islands>> in the <<r/Caribbean>>)
|
sancta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sancto
|
sanctasanctórum {m}
|
:: sanctum sanctorum
|
sanctísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of santo
|
sancto {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of santo
|
sancto {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of santo
|
sancto {particle}
|
:: only used in non sancto
|
sanda {mf}
|
:: sanda (Chinese kickboxing)
|
sandalia {f}
|
:: sandal
|
sándalo {m}
|
:: sandalwood
|
sandboard {m}
|
:: sandboard
|
sandboarding {m}
|
:: sandboarding
|
sandez {f} [Spain]
|
:: nonsense, rubbish
|
Sandia {prop}
|
:: Sandia (province)
|
sandía {f}
|
:: watermelon (Citrullus lanatus, a vine-like flowering plant)
|
sandía {f}
|
:: watermelon (the fruit of the watermelon plant)
|
sandiar {m}
|
:: watermelon plot, watermelon patch
|
San Diego {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint James
|
San Diego {prop} {m}
|
:: Any of several places named after him, such as San Diego, California
|
sandieguino {adj}
|
:: San Diegan
|
sandieguino {m}
|
:: San Diegan
|
sandinismo {m}
|
:: Sandinism
|
sandinista {adj}
|
:: relating to the Sandinista National Liberation Front
|
sandinista {mf}
|
:: Sandinista (member of the Sandinista National Liberation Front)
|
sandio {adj}
|
:: foolish
|
Sandoval {prop}
|
:: Sandoval (city)
|
Sandoval {prop}
|
:: surname
|
Sandra {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
sanducero {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Paysandú, Uruguay
|
sanducero {m}
|
:: Someone from the city of Paysandú, Uruguay
|
sánduche {m} [Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia]
|
:: alternative form of sándwich
|
sanduchería {f} [Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Colombia]
|
:: alternative form of sandwichería
|
sandunguear {vi}
|
:: to grind; to twerk
|
sándwich {m}
|
:: sandwich
|
sándwich {m} [Spain]
|
:: A sandwich only made with sandwich bread
|
sándwich {m} [Chile]
|
:: long weekend; a day which falls between two work-free days (holidays or weekend days), on which leave is preferred
|
sandwichera {f}
|
:: pie iron, sandwich toaster
|
sandwichería {f}
|
:: sandwich bar, sandwich shop
|
saneamiento {m}
|
:: sanitation, drainage, sewer
|
saneamiento {m}
|
:: cleaning up
|
saneamiento {m}
|
:: Commercial, or financial restructuring, reorganization
|
sanear {v}
|
:: to guarantee; to promise satisfaction
|
sanear {v}
|
:: to make amends
|
sanear {v}
|
:: to sanitize
|
sanear {v}
|
:: to drain
|
sanedrín {m}
|
:: Sanhedrin
|
San Fermín {prop} {m}
|
:: Fermin, 3rd-century Spanish saint from Pamplona, Navarre
|
San Fermín {prop} {m}
|
:: A week-long annual celebration in Pamplona, held in July in honour of St. Fermin, including a well-known bull run
|
sanferminero {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to the festival of San Fermín
|
sanfermines {mp}
|
:: San Fermín, annual Spanish festival held in Pamplona, Navarre
|
sanfernandino {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of San Fernando
|
sanfernandino {adj}
|
:: from the former Chilean department of San Fernando
|
San Fernando {prop}
|
:: San Fernando (town)
|
San Fernando {prop}
|
:: San Fernando (town)
|
San Fernando {prop}
|
:: San Fernando (town)
|
San Fernando {prop}
|
:: A name of various cities and municipalities in the Philippines
|
San Fernando {prop}
|
:: San Fernando (city)
|
sanfranciscana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanfranciscano
|
sanfranciscano {adj}
|
:: San Franciscan (of or pertaining to San Francisco, California)
|
sanfranciscano {m}
|
:: San Franciscan (native or resident of San Francisco, California)
|
San Francisco {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint Francis
|
San Francisco {prop} {m}
|
:: Places named after Saint Francis
|
San Francisco {prop} {m}
|
:: San Francisco
|
sangileña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sangileño
|
sangileño {adj}
|
:: Of or from the municipality of San Gil, Colombia
|
sangileño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the municipality of San Gil, Colombia
|
Sangley {n} [archaic]
|
:: A person of pure Chinese ancestry living in the Philippines during the Spanish Colonial period
|
sangradera {f}
|
:: small channel from which one gets water for agricultural purposes, irrigation furrow
|
sangradera {f}
|
:: the sluice where such a channel is tapped, irrigation aperture
|
sangradera {f}
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:: lancet, instrument for tapping blood, bloodletting tweezers
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sangradura {f}
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:: bight (of elbow)
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sangradura {f}
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:: bleeding; bloodletting
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sangramiento {m}
|
:: bleeding
|
sangrante {adj}
|
:: bloody
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sangrar {v}
|
:: to bleed
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sangrar {v} [typography]
|
:: to indent (begin a line at a greater or lesser distance from the margin)
|
sangrar {v}
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:: to harvest resin by cutting a tree
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sangre {f}
|
:: blood
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sangre azul {m}
|
:: blue blood (noble or aristocratic ancestry)
|
sangrecita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sangre
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sangrecita {f}
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:: A dish made of chicken blood with various spices
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sangre fría {f}
|
:: sang-froid, sangfroid
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sangre fría {f}
|
:: cold-bloodedness
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sangre y carne {m}
|
:: flesh and blood
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sangría {f} [medicine]
|
:: bloodletting
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sangría {f}
|
:: sangria (type of wine punch with cubed pieces of fruit and fruit soda)
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sangría {f} [typography]
|
:: indentation
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sangría {f} [anatomy]
|
:: elbow pit, cubital fossa
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sangrientamente {adv}
|
:: bloodily, cruelly
|
sangriento {adj}
|
:: bloody, blood
|
sangrita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sangre
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sangrón {adj} [Mexico]
|
:: disagreeable, antipathic
|
sangrón {adj} [Central America]
|
:: abusive, being a bully
|
sangrón {m} [Mexico]
|
:: a disagreeable, antipathic person
|
sangrón {m} [Central America]
|
:: bully, an abusive person
|
sánguche {m} [Peru, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile]
|
:: alternative form of sándwich
|
sanguchería {f} [Peru, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay]
|
:: alternative form of sandwichería
|
sangüeño {m}
|
:: dogwood
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sanguijuela {f}
|
:: leech (animal)
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sanguina {f}
|
:: sanguine
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sanguinariamente {adv}
|
:: bloodthirstily
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sanguinariedad {f}
|
:: bloodthirstiness, viciousness
|
sanguinario {adj}
|
:: bloodthirsty, sanguinary, vicious
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sanguíneamente {adv}
|
:: sanguineously
|
sanguíneo {adj}
|
:: sanguineous (related to blood)
|
sanguíneo {adj}
|
:: akin (related by blood)
|
sanguíneo {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: sanguine
|
sanguinolento {adj}
|
:: bloody, bleeding
|
sanguinolento {adj} [of eyes]
|
:: bloodshot
|
sanguinolento {adj}
|
:: [of steak] rare, bloody
|
sanguja {f}
|
:: leech (animal)
|
sanidad {f}
|
:: health
|
San Ignacio {prop} {m}
|
:: San Ignacio (province)
|
sanisidrense {adj}
|
:: of or from San Isidro (any of a number of places with the same name)
|
sanisidrense {mf}
|
:: Someone from San Isidro
|
sanísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sano
|
sanitaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanitario
|
sanitario {adj}
|
:: sanitary
|
sanitario {m}
|
:: sanitary worker
|
sanitario {m}
|
:: toilet
|
sanitarista {mf}
|
:: manufacturer of bathroom goods
|
sanitización {f}
|
:: To sanitization
|
sanitizante {m}
|
:: sanitizer
|
sanitizar {v}
|
:: to sanitize
|
sanito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of sano
|
sanjacado {m}
|
:: sanjak
|
sanjar {v} [Salamanca]
|
:: to make cuts in flesh
|
San Jorge {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint George (patron saint of England and several other places)
|
San Jorge {prop} {m}
|
:: San Jorge (capital city)
|
San José {prop} {m}
|
:: The name Saint Joseph
|
San José {prop} {m}
|
:: San José (capital city)
|
San José {prop} {m}
|
:: San José (city)
|
San Juan {prop}
|
:: The name Saint John
|
San Juan {prop}
|
:: Sometimes short for the name San Juan Bautista, meaning Saint John the Baptist
|
San Juan {prop}
|
:: Places named after Saint John or Saint John the Baptist
|
San Juan Bautista {prop}
|
:: The name Saint John the Baptist
|
San Juan Bautista {prop}
|
:: Places named after Saint John the Baptist
|
San Juan Colorado {prop}
|
:: San Juan Colorado (town)
|
San Juan Colorado {prop}
|
:: San Juan Colorado (municipality)
|
sanjuandarra {adj}
|
:: Of or related to San Juan Pasaia
|
sanjuandarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from San Juan Pasaia
|
sanjuanero {m}
|
:: Sanjuanero, a native or resident of San Juan, Puerto Rico
|
sanjuanero {m}
|
:: common cockchafer
|
sanjuanino {adj}
|
:: of or from San Juan
|
sanjuanino {m}
|
:: Someone from San Juan
|
sanjuanista {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to the Order of Saint John
|
sanjuanista {mf}
|
:: Someone in the Order of Saint John
|
sanjuanito {m}
|
:: An upbeat music genre from the Andes
|
sanlorenzana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanlorenzano
|
sanlorenzano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Lorenzo, Valle, Honduras
|
sanlorenzano {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Lorenzo, Paraguay
|
sanlorenzano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Lorenzo, Honduras
|
sanlorenzano {m}
|
:: Someone from San Lorenzo, Paraguay
|
San Luis {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint Louis
|
San Luis {prop} {m}
|
:: A name of several places named after the saint
|
San Luis {prop} {m}
|
:: San Luis (province)
|
San Luis {prop} {m}
|
:: San Luis (town)
|
sanluiseño {adj}
|
:: of or from San Luis
|
sanluiseño {m}
|
:: Someone from San Luis
|
sanluisino {adj}
|
:: St. Louisan
|
sanluisino {m}
|
:: St. Louisan
|
San Luis Potosí {prop} {f}
|
:: San Luis Potosí (state)
|
sanluqueña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanluqueño
|
sanluqueño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sanlúcar de Barrameda
|
sanluqueño {m}
|
:: someone from Sanlúcar de Barrameda
|
San Marcos {prop} {m}
|
:: San Marcos (department)
|
San Marcos {prop} {m}
|
:: San Marcos (province)
|
sanmarinense {adj}
|
:: Sammarinese
|
sanmarinense {mf}
|
:: Sammarinese
|
San Marino {prop} {m}
|
:: San Marino (microstate)
|
San Marino {prop} {m}
|
:: San Marino (capital city)
|
sanmarqueña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanmarqueño
|
sanmarqueño {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Marcos, Guerrero
|
sanmarqueño {m}
|
:: Someone from San Marcos, Guerrero
|
sanmarquina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanmarquino
|
sanmarquino {adj}
|
:: Of or related to the National University of San Marcos, a university in Lima, Peru
|
sanmarquino {m}
|
:: A student of the National University of San Marcos
|
San Martín {prop} {m}
|
:: San Martín (region)
|
San Martín {prop} {m}
|
:: San Martín (province)
|
sanmartiniano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to José de San Martín
|
sanmartiniano {m}
|
:: A supporter of José de San Martín or his politics
|
San Mateo {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint Matthew
|
San Miguel {prop} {m}
|
:: San Miguel (province)
|
san Miguelito {prop} {m} [colloquial]
|
:: diminutive of Miguel; a term of endearment for the archangel Michael
|
san Miguelito {m} [colloquial, usually plural, Mexico]
|
:: A person devoted archangel Michael, especially one who makes pilgrimage in his honor
|
san Miguelito {m} [colloquial, usually plural, Mexico]
|
:: A ritual dancer or member of procession donning the archangel Michael's traditional Roman military attire
|
san Miguelitos {n}
|
:: plural of san Miguelito
|
San Nicolás {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint Nicholas
|
sano {adj}
|
:: healthy, sound
|
sano {adj}
|
:: earnest
|
sano {adj}
|
:: pure
|
sano {adj}
|
:: whole, unbroken, sound
|
sañoso {adj}
|
:: furious
|
sano y salvo {adj} [idiom]
|
:: safe and sound
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: Paul the Apostle, Paul of Tarsus, Saint Paul
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: Pope Paul I
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (municipality/state capital)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (state)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (village/and/municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (village/and/municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (village)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (town/and/commune)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (dormant volcano)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (town/and/municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (town/and/municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (canton)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (capital city)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (barrio)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (river)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (town/and/municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (river)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (district)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (neighborhood)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (town/non-city capital)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (province)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (former leper colony)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (district)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (district)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (district)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (district)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (city)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (municipality)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (city)
|
San Pablo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Pablo (unincorporated community)
|
San Pedro {prop} [Biblical character]
|
:: Saint Peter
|
San Pedro {prop}
|
:: surname
|
San Pedro {prop}
|
:: Any of a number of place names is Spanish-speaking countries named after St. Peter
|
San Pedro y Miquelón {prop}
|
:: San Pedro y Miquelón (overseas territory)
|
San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula {prop}
|
:: San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula (town)
|
San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula {prop}
|
:: San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula (municipality)
|
San Petersburgo {prop} {m}
|
:: San Petersburgo (federal city)
|
San Román {prop} {m}
|
:: San Román (province)
|
San Salvador {prop} {m}
|
:: San Salvador (capital city)
|
sansalvadoreña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sansalvadoreño
|
sansalvadoreño {adj}
|
:: Of or from San Salvador, El Salvador
|
sansalvadoreño {adj}
|
:: of or from San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina
|
sansalvadoreño {m}
|
:: person from San Salvador, El Salvador
|
sansalvadoreño {m}
|
:: person from San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina
|
sansara {m}
|
:: samsara
|
sánscrito {adj}
|
:: Sanskrit
|
sánscrito {m}
|
:: Sanskrit
|
sanscritóloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanscritólogo
|
sanscritólogo {m}
|
:: Sanskritist
|
sanseacabó {interj}
|
:: that's it; no more
|
San Sebastián {prop} {m}
|
:: San Sebastián (city)
|
santa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santo
|
Santa Ana {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Ana (municipality)
|
santabárbara {f}
|
:: powder magazine
|
santabarbarense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Santa Bárbara Department, Honduras
|
santabarbarense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Santa Bárbara Department, Honduras
|
Santa Clara {prop} {f}
|
:: The name Saint Clare
|
Santa Clara {prop} {f}
|
:: Any of a number of places named after Saint Clare of Assisi, Italy
|
santaclareña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santaclareño
|
santaclareño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Santa Clara
|
santaclareño {m}
|
:: Someone from Santa Clara
|
santacruceño {adj}
|
:: of or from Santa Cruz
|
santacruceño {m}
|
:: Someone from Santa Cruz
|
santacrucero {adj}
|
:: From Santa Cruz de Tenerife
|
santacrucero {m}
|
:: Someone from Santa Cruz de Tenerife
|
Santa Cruz {prop} {f}
|
:: Holy Cross; meaning the cross Jesus died on
|
Santa Cruz {prop} {f}
|
:: A name of various places named after the Holy Cross
|
Santa Cruz {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Cruz (department)
|
Santa Cruz {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Cruz (municipality)
|
santacruzano {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of Santa Cruz
|
santacruzano {adj}
|
:: from the former Chilean department of Santa Cruz
|
Santa Cruz de Tenerife {prop}
|
:: Santa Cruz de Tenerife (province)
|
Santa Cruz de Tenerife {prop}
|
:: Santa Cruz de Tenerife (city)
|
Santa Fe {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Fe (the <<capital city>> of <> and the <<county seat>> of <<co/Santa Fe County>>)
|
Santa Fe {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Fe (province)
|
Santa Fe {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Fe (capital city); in full, Santa Fe de la Vera Cruz
|
Santa Fe {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Fe (several other places in <<c/Bolivia,Colombia,Chile,Cuba,Honduras,Panama,Philippines,Spain,United States>>)
|
santafecino {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of santafesino
|
santafecino {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of santafesino
|
Santa Fe de Bogotá {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Fe de Bogotá (the full name of Bogota, the <<capital city>> of <<c/Colombia>>)
|
santafereña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santafereño
|
santafereño {adj}
|
:: Of or related to Independiente Santa Fe, a soccer team from Bogotá, Colombia
|
santafereño {m}
|
:: Someone involved with Independiente Santa Fe, as a player, fan, coach etc
|
santafesino {adj}
|
:: of or from Santa Fe
|
santafesino {m}
|
:: Someone from Santa Fe
|
Santa Helena {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Helena (island)
|
santaluceño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Santa Lucía, Corrientes
|
santaluceño {m}
|
:: Someone from Santa Lucía, Corrientes
|
santalucense {adj}
|
:: Saint Lucian
|
santalucense {mf}
|
:: Saint Lucian
|
Santa Lucía {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Lucía (island/and/country)
|
santaluciana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santaluciano
|
santaluciano {adj}
|
:: Saint Lucian
|
santaluciano {m}
|
:: Saint Lucian
|
Santa María {prop} {f}
|
:: Saint Mary (the mother of Jesus Christ)
|
santamente {adv}
|
:: saintly
|
Santana {prop}
|
:: surname
|
Santander {prop}
|
:: Santander (city of Colombia)
|
Santander {prop}
|
:: Santander (city of Spain)
|
Santander {prop}
|
:: Santander (region)
|
santandereana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santandereano
|
santandereano {adj}
|
:: Of or from the department of Santander Department, Colombia
|
santandereano {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the department of Santander Department, Colombia
|
Santanderes {prop} {mp}
|
:: The two departments of Colombia, Santander Department and Norte de Santander Department
|
santanderiense {adj}
|
:: From Santander, Spain
|
santanderiense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Santander, Spain
|
santanderino {adj}
|
:: From Santander, Spain
|
santanderino {m}
|
:: Someone from Santander, Spain
|
santanderista {adj}
|
:: Of, pertaining to, or supporting, Francisco de Paula Santander, Colombian soldier and politician
|
santanderista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Francisco de Paula Santander
|
santaneca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santaneco
|
santaneco {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Santa Ana, El Salvador, El Salvador
|
santaneco {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city of Santa Ana, El Salvador, El Salvador
|
santanense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Santana do Livramento in Brazil
|
santanense {mf}
|
:: someone from The Santana do Livramento, Brazil
|
santa patrona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santo patrono or santo patrón
|
Santa Rosa {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Rosa (department)
|
Santa Rosa {prop} {f}
|
:: Santa Rosa (district)
|
Santa Sede {prop} {f}
|
:: Holy See (episcopal see of the Roman Catholic Church)
|
Santa Sofía {prop} {f}
|
:: Hagia Sophia (a former basilica, now a museum in Turkey)
|
santateresa {f}
|
:: mantis
|
santeña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santeño
|
santeño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Los Santos Province in Panama
|
santeño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of Los Santos Province in Panama
|
santería {f}
|
:: santería
|
santero {adj}
|
:: Excessively devoted to saints
|
santero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: saint
|
Santi {prop}
|
:: given name, diminutive of Santiago
|
Santiago {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: James
|
Santiago {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Santiago {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago (capital city)
|
Santiago {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago (province)
|
Santiago {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago (city)
|
Santiago {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago (one of the ten <<islands>> of <<c/Cape Verde>>)
|
Santiago {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago (The name of several <<cities>> in <<c/Chile>>, <<c/Cuba>>, the <<c/Dominican Republic>>, <<c/Colombia>>, <<c/Spain>>, and several other Spanish-speaking countries)
|
Santiago de Chile {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago de Chile (the full name of Santiago, the <<capital city>> of <<c/Chile>>)
|
Santiago de Compostela {prop} {m}
|
:: Santiago de Compostela (city)
|
Santiago del Estero {prop}
|
:: Santiago del Estero
|
santiagueño {adj}
|
:: of or from Santiago del Estero
|
santiagueño {m}
|
:: Someone from Santiage del Estero
|
santiaguense {adj}
|
:: Of or from the city of Santiago de los Caballeros in the Dominican Republic
|
santiaguense {mf}
|
:: An inhabitant of the city of Santiago de los Caballeros in the Dominican Republic
|
santiaguera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santiaguero
|
santiaguero {m} [Latin America]
|
:: faith healer
|
santiagués {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Santiago de Compostela
|
santiagués {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Santiago Province (Dominican Republic), Dominican Republic
|
santiagués {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Santiago de los Caballeros
|
santiagués {m}
|
:: Someone from Santiago de Compostela
|
santiagués {m}
|
:: Someone from Santiago province, Dominican Republic
|
santiagués {m}
|
:: Someone from Santiago de los Caballeros
|
santiaguino {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to Santiago, Chile
|
santiaguino {m}
|
:: someone from Santiago, Chile
|
santiaguista {adj}
|
:: Of, belonging to or relating to the Order of Santiago
|
santiaguista {mf}
|
:: A member of the Order of Santiago
|
santiamén {m}
|
:: jiffy, jiff, flash, short time, moment, lickety-split
|
santidad {f}
|
:: sanctity, holiness
|
santificación {f}
|
:: sanctification
|
santificado {adj}
|
:: sanctified, hallowed, made holy
|
santificar {vt}
|
:: to sanctify, to hallow, to make holy
|
santiguamiento {m}
|
:: sign of the cross
|
santiguar {v}
|
:: to bless
|
santiguar {v}
|
:: to make the sign of the cross
|
santiguar {vr}
|
:: to cross oneself
|
Santillán {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
santísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of santo
|
santista {adj}
|
:: Of or from Santos, Brazil
|
santista {mf}
|
:: Someone from Santos
|
santito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of santo
|
santito {m}
|
:: diminutive of santo
|
santo {adj}
|
:: holy, godly
|
santo {m}
|
:: saint
|
santo {m}
|
:: name day
|
Santo {m}
|
:: Saint
|
Santo Domingo {prop} {m}
|
:: Santo Domingo (capital city)
|
Santo Domingo de Guzmán {prop} {m}
|
:: Santo Domingo de Guzmán (the full name of Santo Domingo, the <<capital city>> of the <<c/Dominican Republic>>)
|
santo grial {m}
|
:: holy grail
|
Santo Grial {prop} {m}
|
:: Holy Grail (artifact in Christian mythology)
|
santol {m}
|
:: santol
|
santón {m}
|
:: santon
|
Santoniano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Santonian (subdivision of the Late Cretaceous epoch)
|
Santoniense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Santonian (subdivision of the Late Cretaceous epoch)
|
Santo Niño {prop} {m}
|
:: Christ child (child Jesus)
|
Santo Padre {prop} {m}
|
:: Holy Father (papal title)
|
santo patrón {m} [religion]
|
:: patron saint
|
santo patrono {m} [religion]
|
:: patron saint
|
santoral {m}
|
:: saint-day calendar
|
Santo Tomás Ocotepec {prop}
|
:: Santo Tomás Ocotepec (town)
|
Santo Tomás Ocotepec {prop}
|
:: Santo Tomás Ocotepec (municipality)
|
santotomense {adj}
|
:: São Toméan
|
santotomense {mf}
|
:: São Toméan
|
Santo Tomé y Príncipe {prop}
|
:: São Tomé and Príncipe
|
santo y seña {m} [military]
|
:: watchword, password
|
santuario {m}
|
:: sanctuary, shrine
|
santurrón {m} [pejorative]
|
:: sanctimonious, bigot, holier-than-thou (person)
|
santurrona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of santurrón
|
santurtziarra {adj}
|
:: Of or related to Santurtzi
|
santurtziarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Santurzi
|
sañudamente {adv}
|
:: angrily
|
sañudamente {adv}
|
:: cruelly, viciously
|
sañudo {adj}
|
:: cruel; wicked
|
sanvicentano {adj}
|
:: from the Chilean city of San Vicente de Tagua Tagua
|
San Vicente {prop} {m}
|
:: Saint Vincent
|
San Vicente {prop} {m} [obsolete]
|
:: San Vicente (city)
|
San Vicente de Tagua Tagua {prop} {m}
|
:: San Vicente de Tagua Tagua (city)
|
sanvicentera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sanvicentero
|
sanvicentero {adj}
|
:: of or from San Vicente del Raspeig
|
sanvicentero {m}
|
:: someone from San Vicente del Raspeig
|
San Vicente y las Granadinas {prop}
|
:: San Vicente y las Granadinas (archipelago/and/country)
|
sanvicentino {adj}
|
:: Vincentian
|
sanvicentino {m}
|
:: Vincentian
|
Saona {prop} {m}
|
:: Saona (river)
|
sapa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sapo; a female toad or peeper
|
sapa {f}
|
:: A reduction of must in Ancient Roman cuisine, made by boiling down grape juice or must in large kettles until reduced to a third of the original volume
|
sapear {v} [Latin America]
|
:: to dob in; snitch
|
sapear {v} [Latin America]
|
:: to spy; observe
|
sapidez {f}
|
:: tastiness
|
sápido {adj}
|
:: tasty (having a taste)
|
sapiencia {f}
|
:: wisdom
|
sapiencial {adj}
|
:: sapiential
|
sapiente {adj}
|
:: wise; knowing
|
sapientísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sabio
|
sapillo {m}
|
:: Any of a number of uninteresting plants, see Spanish Wikipedia
|
sapo {m}
|
:: toad
|
sapo {m} [Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, colloquial]
|
:: a very curious person
|
sapo {m} [Chile, Ecuador, Peru, colloquial]
|
:: a voyeur
|
sapo {m} [Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Venezuela, colloquial, pejorative]
|
:: informer
|
sapo de caña {m}
|
:: cane toad
|
saponificable {adj}
|
:: saponifiable
|
saponificación {f}
|
:: saponification
|
saponificar {v}
|
:: to saponify
|
saponina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: saponin
|
sapo veranero {m}
|
:: summer toad (found in Central America, Peruvian Amazon; possibly refers to the cane toad/marine toad, Bufo marinus in some regions, or a small variety of toad in others)
|
Sapporo {prop} {m}
|
:: Sapporo (caplc)
|
saprissista {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to Deportivo Saprissa, a football team from Costa Rica
|
saprissista {mf}
|
:: Someone connected to Deportivo Saprissa, as a fan, player, coach etc
|
saprofita {f}
|
:: alternative form of saprofito
|
saprofito {m} [biology]
|
:: saprophyte
|
saprolito {m} [geology]
|
:: saprolite
|
saque {m}
|
:: expulsion, extraction, act of putting something out
|
saque {m} [sports]
|
:: service; serve (in racquet sports, the first shot)
|
saque {m} [soccer]
|
:: kick-off
|
saque {m}
|
:: appetite
|
saqueador {m}
|
:: plunderer
|
saqueador {m}
|
:: looter
|
saqueador {m}
|
:: sacker
|
saqueadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saqueador
|
saquear {v}
|
:: to sack
|
saquear {v}
|
:: to plunder, to pillage
|
saque de banda {m} [soccer]
|
:: throw-in
|
saque de castigo {m} [rugby]
|
:: penalty kick
|
saque de esquina {m} [soccer]
|
:: corner kick
|
saque de falta {m} [Spain, sports]
|
:: free kick
|
saque de gol {m} [sports]
|
:: goal kick
|
saque de mano {m} [volleyball]
|
:: serve
|
saque de mano {m} [soccer]
|
:: throw-out
|
saque de meta {m} [soccer]
|
:: goal kick
|
saque de puerta {m} [soccer]
|
:: goal kick
|
saque de valla {m} [soccer]
|
:: free kick
|
saque inicial {m} [soccer]
|
:: kick-off
|
saque lateral {m} [soccer]
|
:: throw-in
|
saque libre {m} [sports]
|
:: free kick
|
saqueo {m}
|
:: sack, plunder, pillage
|
saquete {m}
|
:: charge bag (for a cannon)
|
saquillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of saco
|
saquito {m}
|
:: pouch
|
saquito {m}
|
:: diminutive of saco, a small sack
|
SAR {n}
|
:: HRH
|
Sara {prop} {f} [biblical character]
|
:: Sarah
|
Sara {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
sarabanda {f}
|
:: sarabande
|
Sarabia {prop} {f}
|
:: surname, the 575th most common in Mexico
|
saracustí {adj}
|
:: Saragossan
|
saracustí {mf}
|
:: Saragossan
|
saragura {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saraguro
|
saraguro {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Saraguro group of people
|
saraguro {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Saraguro canton of Ecuador
|
saraguro {m}
|
:: Saraguro (member of the Saraguro people)
|
saraguro {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the Saraguro canton of Ecuador
|
Saraguro {prop} {m}
|
:: Saraguro (canton)
|
Sarai {prop} {f} [biblical character]
|
:: Sarai
|
sarajevés {adj}
|
:: Sarajevan
|
sarajevés {m}
|
:: Sarajevan
|
sarakof {m}
|
:: A type of hat, resembling a safari helmet, worn by officers during the Mexican civil war
|
sarampión {m}
|
:: measles
|
sarandunga {f}
|
:: A lively dance from Dominican Republic
|
sarantontón {m} [Canarian]
|
:: ladybird, ladybug
|
sarao {m}
|
:: party
|
sarao {m}
|
:: fuss, big thing
|
sarasa {m} [Spain, slang]
|
:: effeminate man or homosexual
|
sarasa {m} [Spain, slang]
|
:: queerboy; fag; faggot; poofter
|
Sarátov {prop} {m}
|
:: Sarátov (city)
|
sarcasmo {m}
|
:: sarcasm
|
sarcasmo {m}
|
:: snark
|
sarcásticamente {adv}
|
:: sarcastically
|
sarcástico {adj}
|
:: sarcastic
|
sarcástico {adj}
|
:: snarky, snide
|
sarchiseña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sarchiseño
|
sarchiseño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sarchí, Costa Rica
|
sarchiseño {m}
|
:: Someone from Sarchí, Costa Rica
|
sarcófago {m}
|
:: sepulcher
|
sarcófago {m}
|
:: sarcophagus
|
sarcoidosis {f} [pathology]
|
:: sarcoidosis
|
sarcolema {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sarcolemma
|
sarcoma {m} [oncology]
|
:: sarcoma
|
sarcopenia {f}
|
:: sarcopenia
|
sarcoplasma {m} [cytology]
|
:: sarcoplasm
|
sarcoplásmico {adj}
|
:: sarcoplasmic
|
sarcopterigio {m}
|
:: sarcopterygian
|
sarda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sardo
|
sardana {f}
|
:: sardana
|
sardanista {mf}
|
:: A sardana dancer
|
sardina {f}
|
:: sardine
|
sardinada {f}
|
:: meal of sardines
|
sardinal {m}
|
:: sardine-fishing net
|
sardinel {m}
|
:: kerb
|
sardinera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sardinero
|
sardinero {m}
|
:: A seller or sardines
|
sardinero {m}
|
:: A sardine fisherman, a sardiner
|
sardinilla {f}
|
:: baby sardine
|
sardo {adj}
|
:: Sardinian (relating to Sardinia)
|
sardo {m}
|
:: Sardinian
|
sardo {m} [mineral]
|
:: sard
|
sardo {m}
|
:: Sardinian language
|
sardónica {f}
|
:: alternative form of sardónice
|
sardónicamente {adv}
|
:: sardonically
|
sardónice {mf}
|
:: sardonyx
|
sardónico {adj}
|
:: sardonic
|
sardónix {mf}
|
:: alternative form of sardónice
|
sarga {f}
|
:: twill
|
sarga {f}
|
:: Any of a number of plants. See The Spanish Wikipedia for more details
|
sargazo {m}
|
:: sargasso, gulfweed (brown algae)
|
sargenta {f}
|
:: sergeant
|
sargentear {vt}
|
:: to command, to order
|
sargento {m}
|
:: sergeant
|
Sargón {prop} {m}
|
:: Sargon (Akkadian emperor)
|
sari {m}
|
:: sari
|
sarín {m}
|
:: sarin
|
Sarita {prop} {f}
|
:: A diminutive of the given name Sara
|
SARM {m} [bacteriology]
|
:: MRSA
|
sármata {adj}
|
:: Sarmatian
|
sármata {mf}
|
:: Sarmatian
|
sarmatismo {m}
|
:: Sarmatism
|
sarmentar {v}
|
:: to gather pruned vine-shoots
|
sarmentosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: sarmentose
|
sarmiento {m}
|
:: vine shoot
|
Sarmiento {prop}
|
:: surname, the 102nd most common in Colombia and 514th most common in Mexico
|
sarna {f}
|
:: scabies (an infestation of parasitic mites)
|
sarna {f}
|
:: mange
|
sarna con gusto no pica {phrase}
|
:: It's not a chore if you're enjoying it
|
sarnoso {adj}
|
:: mangy
|
sarong {m}
|
:: sarong
|
sarpullido {m} [colloquial]
|
:: dermatitis, rash (area of reddened, irritated, and inflamed skin)
|
sarraceno {adj}
|
:: Of or relating to Saracens
|
sarraceno {adj} [dated]
|
:: Of or relating to Muslims and the Islamic religion
|
sarraceno {m}
|
:: Saracen
|
sarraceno {m} [dated]
|
:: Muslim
|
Sarraga {prop} {f}
|
:: surname
|
Sarre {prop}
|
:: Saarland (state)
|
sarrio {m} [Aragón]
|
:: chamois (goat)
|
sarro {m} [dentistry]
|
:: tartar
|
sarro {m}
|
:: mildew
|
sarro {m}
|
:: limescale
|
sarta {f}
|
:: string (of objects connected on a thread)
|
sarta {f}
|
:: line, queue
|
sarta {f}
|
:: string, series, array
|
sartal {m}
|
:: string (items put on a string)
|
sartén {mf}
|
:: frying pan
|
sartenada {f}
|
:: panful
|
sartenazo {m}
|
:: A blow/hit with a saucepan
|
sartorio {adj}
|
:: sartorial
|
sartorio {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sartorius
|
sasafrás {m}
|
:: sassafras
|
sasánida {adj}
|
:: Sassanian
|
sasánida {mf}
|
:: Sassanian
|
Saskatchewan {prop} {f}
|
:: Saskatchewan
|
saskatchewaniana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of saskatchewaniano
|
saskatchewaniano {adj}
|
:: Saskatchewanian (of or pertaining to Saskatchewan, Canada)
|
saskatchewaniano {m}
|
:: Saskatchewanian (native or resident of Saskatchewan, Canada)
|
sastra {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sastre
|
sastre {mf}
|
:: tailor (person who makes, repairs, or alters clothes professionally)
|
Sastre {prop}
|
:: surname
|
sastrecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sastre
|
sastrería {f}
|
:: tailor's (shop)
|
satán {m}
|
:: satan
|
Satán {prop} {m}
|
:: Satan (the Devil)
|
satanás {m}
|
:: devil
|
Satanás {prop} {m}
|
:: Satan (the Devil)
|
satanasa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of satanás
|
satánico {adj}
|
:: satanic
|
satanismo {m}
|
:: Satanism
|
satanista {adj}
|
:: satanist
|
satanista {mf}
|
:: satanist
|
satanización {f}
|
:: demonization
|
satanizar {vt}
|
:: to demonize (to malign as evil)
|
satauteña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of satauteño
|
satauteño {adj}
|
:: Of or from the town of Santa Brígida, Las Palmas in the Canary Islands
|
satauteño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the town of Santa Brígida, Las Palmas in the Canary Islands
|
satelital {adj}
|
:: related to satellites
|
satélital {adj}
|
:: satellite
|
satélite {m}
|
:: satellite
|
satén {m} [fabrics]
|
:: sateen
|
satén {m} [fabrics]
|
:: satin
|
satín {m}
|
:: satin (fabric)
|
satinador {adj}
|
:: glossing
|
satinar {v}
|
:: to make glossy
|
sátira {f}
|
:: satire
|
satíricamente {adv}
|
:: satirically
|
satírico {adj}
|
:: satirical
|
satirista {mf}
|
:: satirist
|
satirización {f}
|
:: satirization
|
satirizante {adj}
|
:: satirical; satirizing
|
satirizar {v}
|
:: to satirize, lampoon
|
sátiro {m} [folklore, mythology, fantasy]
|
:: satyr
|
satisfacción {f}
|
:: satisfaction
|
satisfacer {vt}
|
:: to satisfy, fulfil / fulfill
|
satisfacerse {v}
|
:: reflexive of satisfacer
|
satisfacibilidad {f}
|
:: satisfiability
|
satisfación {f}
|
:: obsolete spelling of satisfacción
|
satisfactibilidad {f}
|
:: satisfiability
|
satisfactor {m}
|
:: basic need
|
satisfactoriamente {adv}
|
:: satisfactorily
|
satisfactorio {adj}
|
:: satisfactory
|
satisfechísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of satisfecho
|
satisfecho {adj}
|
:: satisfied
|
sátiva {f}
|
:: sativa, Cannabis sativa, drug made from the dried leaves and flowers of the hemp plant
|
sato {m}
|
:: A dog that is of mixed breed, as used by island Puerto Ricans
|
sátrapa {m}
|
:: satrap
|
satrapía {f}
|
:: satrapy
|
saturación {f}
|
:: saturation
|
saturación {f}
|
:: weariness
|
saturación {f}
|
:: satiety
|
saturado {adj}
|
:: saturated
|
saturar {v}
|
:: to saturate
|
saturarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of saturar
|
saturnal {adj}
|
:: saturnal
|
saturnino {adj}
|
:: saturnine, melancholy
|
saturnino {adj}
|
:: pertaining to the planet Saturn
|
Saturno {prop} {m}
|
:: Saturn
|
sauce {m}
|
:: willow
|
sauceda {f}
|
:: willow grove
|
sauce llorón {m}
|
:: weeping willow
|
saúco {m}
|
:: elder (tree)
|
saúco menor {m}
|
:: dwarf elder
|
saudade {f}
|
:: the feeling of missing something or someone
|
saudí {adj} [Spain]
|
:: Saudi
|
saudí {mf} [Spain]
|
:: Saudi
|
saudita {adj} [Latin America]
|
:: Saudi
|
saudita {mf} [Latin America]
|
:: Saudi
|
Saúl {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Saul, the king of Israel
|
Saúl {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Saulo {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Saul, the original name of Apostle Paul
|
sauna {f}
|
:: sauna
|
-saurio {suffix}
|
:: -saurus
|
saurio {m}
|
:: saurian
|
saurisquio {m}
|
:: saurischian
|
saurópodo {m}
|
:: sauropod
|
sauropodomorfo {m}
|
:: sauropodomorph
|
saurópsido {m}
|
:: sauropsid
|
sauvignon {m}
|
:: sauvignon
|
sauz {m} [archaic or rare]
|
:: alternative spelling of sauce
|
sauzal {m}
|
:: A grove of willows
|
sauzgatillo {m}
|
:: chaste tree
|
savate {m} [martial arts]
|
:: savate
|
savia {f} [botany]
|
:: sap
|
sávila {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of sábila
|
saxitoxina {f}
|
:: saxitoxin
|
saxo {m}
|
:: clipping of saxofone Sax
|
saxo {m}
|
:: stone
|
saxofón {m}
|
:: saxophone
|
saxofonista {mf}
|
:: saxophonist
|
saxófono {m}
|
:: saxophone
|
saya {f} [archaic]
|
:: a woman’s skirt
|
sayagués {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sayago
|
sayagués {m}
|
:: someone from Sayago
|
sayaguesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sayagués
|
sayal {m}
|
:: sackcloth
|
sayo {m}
|
:: smock
|
sayo {m}
|
:: doublet
|
sayón {m}
|
:: executioner
|
sayonara {f} [Peru]
|
:: flip-flop, thong [Australia], jandal [New Zealand]
|
sayuelo {m}
|
:: pejorative of sayo
|
sazón {f}
|
:: ripeness
|
sazón {f} [formal]
|
:: season
|
sazón {f}
|
:: flavor, seasoning
|
sazonador {m}
|
:: seasoning (something used to add flavor to food)
|
sazonar {v}
|
:: to season
|
-sca {suffix}
|
:: feminine singular of -sco
|
SCA {m} [medicine]
|
:: initialism of síndrome coronario agudo
|
scanner {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of escáner
|
scheelita {f} [mineral]
|
:: scheelite
|
Schiavone {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
Schild {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
schnauzer {mf}
|
:: schnauzer
|
Schubert {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
Schumann {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
schwannoma {m} [medicine]
|
:: schwannoma
|
Schwartz {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
Schwarz {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
Schwarzkopf {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
Schweitzer {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
sciolismo {m}
|
:: The political beliefs of Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician
|
sciolista {adj}
|
:: supporting Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician
|
sciolista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Daniel Scioli, Argentine politician
|
-sco {suffix}
|
:: Forms adjectives that signify "relation" to the word stem
|
scooter {m}
|
:: scooter (vehicle)
|
-scopia {suffix}
|
:: -scopy
|
-scopía {suffix}
|
:: alternative form of -scopia
|
-scópico {suffix}
|
:: -scopic
|
-scopio {suffix}
|
:: -scope
|
score {m}
|
:: score (in sports)
|
scout {mf}
|
:: scout
|
scratch {m} [music]
|
:: scratch
|
screening {m}
|
:: screening
|
scroll {m} [computer games]
|
:: scroll
|
SD {n} [grammar, syntax]
|
:: initialism of sintagma determinante
|
se {pron}
|
:: Third person (also used for usted and ustedes) reflexive direct or indirect object oneself, himself, herself, itself, yourself; each other; one another
|
se {pron}
|
:: Used to convey the meaning of the English passive voice in the third person and with usted and ustedes
|
se {pron}
|
:: Used instead of indirect object pronouns le and les before the direct object pronouns lo, la, los, or las
|
sé {interj} [colloquial, Chile, Mexico]
|
:: yes
|
seaborgio {m}
|
:: seaborgium
|
sea cual fuere {pron} [formal]
|
:: whatever it is
|
sea lo que sea {phrase}
|
:: whatever may come, no matter what, whatever happens, come what may
|
sea lo que sea {phrase}
|
:: whatever it is
|
seatleita {adj}
|
:: Seattleite (of or pertaining to Seattle, Washington)
|
seatleita {mf}
|
:: Seattleite (native or resident of Seattle, Washington)
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sebáceo {adj}
|
:: sebaceous
|
Sebastián {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Sebastopol {prop} {f}
|
:: Sebastopol (a <<port city>> in <<pen/Crimea>>, internationally recognized as part of <<c/Ukraine>> but de facto in <<c/Russia>>)
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sebecosuquio {m}
|
:: sebecosuchian
|
sebestén {m}
|
:: sebesten
|
sebiche {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of cebiche
|
sebo {m}
|
:: sebum
|
sebo {m}
|
:: tallow
|
sebo {m} [colloquial]
|
:: flab; fat
|
seborrea {f} [pathology]
|
:: seborrhea
|
seborreico {adj} [pathology]
|
:: seborrheic
|
seboso {adj}
|
:: greasy
|
seboso {m}
|
:: greasy or filthy person; pig
|
secadero {adj}
|
:: drying
|
secadero {m}
|
:: dryer, place for drying
|
secado {m}
|
:: desiccation, drying
|
secador {adj}
|
:: drying
|
secador {adj}
|
:: dryer
|
secador {m}
|
:: hair dryer, blow dryer (An electric device for drying hair by blowing hot air on it)
|
secador {m}
|
:: dryer (any other device, household or industrial, designed to remove water or humidity)
|
secadora {f}
|
:: dryer, clothes dryer (a household appliance that removes the water from clothing by accelerating evaporation, usually though heat and a tumbling motion)
|
secadora {f}
|
:: dryer (any other device, household or industrial, designed to remove water or humidity)
|
secaleche {mf} [El Salvador, Honduras]
|
:: The last child to be born to a parent or couple
|
secallona {f}
|
:: synonym of fuet
|
secamanos {m}
|
:: hand dryer
|
secamente {adv}
|
:: dryly
|
secano {m} [agriculture]
|
:: dryland; unirrigated land
|
secante {adj}
|
:: drying
|
secante {adj} [trigonometry]
|
:: secant
|
secante {m}
|
:: blotting paper
|
secante {f} [trigonometry]
|
:: secant
|
secaplatos {m}
|
:: drainer; draining board
|
secar {v}
|
:: to dry
|
secarral {m} [geography]
|
:: A dry or arid plain
|
secarropas {m}
|
:: clothes dryer
|
secarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of secar To dry oneself
|
sección {f}
|
:: section
|
sección {f}
|
:: piece, part
|
sección {f}
|
:: department
|
seccional {f}
|
:: A police subdivision in Montevideo. There are 24 of them in Montevideo
|
seccional {f} [Paraguay]
|
:: headquarters of a political party
|
seccionalera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of seccionalero
|
seccionalero {m}
|
:: A member of a seccional
|
seccionamiento {m}
|
:: sectioning
|
seccionamiento {m}
|
:: switching
|
seccionar {v}
|
:: to section
|
sección cónica {f}
|
:: conic section
|
sección transversal {f}
|
:: cross section
|
secesión {f} [politics]
|
:: secession
|
secesionismo {m}
|
:: secessionism
|
secesionista {mf}
|
:: secessionist
|
Sechura {prop}
|
:: Sechura (province)
|
seco {adj}
|
:: dry
|
se coge antes al mentiroso que a un cojo {proverb}
|
:: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo
|
se come {phrase} [jocular, idiom]
|
:: the hell?; the heck?; when it's at home?
|
secoya {f}
|
:: alternative form of secuoya
|
secre {mf} [colloquial]
|
:: clipping of secretario, sec (secretary)
|
secreción {f}
|
:: secretion
|
secretamente {adv}
|
:: secretly, clandestinely
|
secretar {v}
|
:: to secrete
|
secretaria {f}
|
:: female equivalent of secretario
|
secretaría {f}
|
:: secretariat
|
secretariado {m}
|
:: secretariat
|
secretariado {m}
|
:: secretaryship
|
secretariado {m}
|
:: secretary studies
|
secretarial {adj}
|
:: secretarial
|
secretario {m}
|
:: secretary
|
secretear {vi} [colloquial]
|
:: to tell a secret
|
secreteo {m}
|
:: secrecy
|
secretillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of secreto
|
secretina {f} [hormone]
|
:: secretin
|
secretísimo {adj}
|
:: Very secret, top secret
|
secretismo {m}
|
:: secrecy
|
secretismo {m}
|
:: secretiveness
|
secretista {adj}
|
:: secretive
|
secretito {m}
|
:: diminutive of secreto
|
secreto {adj}
|
:: secret
|
secreto {m}
|
:: a secret
|
secreto {m}
|
:: secrecy
|
secreto a voces {m}
|
:: open secret
|
secretor {adj}
|
:: secreting
|
secretor {m}
|
:: secretor
|
secta {f}
|
:: cult
|
secta {f}
|
:: sect
|
sectario {adj}
|
:: sectarian (all meanings)
|
sectario {m}
|
:: sectarian (all meanings)
|
sectarismo {m}
|
:: sectarianism
|
sector {m}
|
:: section
|
sector {m}
|
:: zone
|
sector {m}
|
:: branch
|
sectorial {adj}
|
:: sectorial
|
sectorialmente {adv}
|
:: sectorially
|
sectorización {f}
|
:: sectorisation
|
sectorizar {vt}
|
:: to sectorise
|
sector privado {m} [business, economics]
|
:: private sector
|
sécuanos {mp}
|
:: Sequani
|
secuaz {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: said of a follower of someone else's opinion, opportunistic
|
secuaz {mf} [pejorative]
|
:: minion, henchman, stooge
|
secuela {f}
|
:: sequel
|
secuela {f}
|
:: after-effects
|
secuela {f} [medicine]
|
:: sequela
|
secuencia {f}
|
:: sequence
|
secuenciación {f}
|
:: sequencing
|
secuenciador {m}
|
:: sequencer
|
secuencial {adj}
|
:: sequential
|
secuencial {adj}
|
:: serial
|
secuencialmente {adv}
|
:: sequentially
|
secuenciamiento {m}
|
:: sequencing
|
secuenciar {v}
|
:: to sequence
|
secuestrado {adj}
|
:: kidnapped
|
secuestrador {m}
|
:: kidnapper, hijacker
|
secuestradora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of secuestrador
|
secuestrar {v}
|
:: to kidnap, to abduct
|
secuestrar {v}
|
:: to hijack (e.g. a vehicle)
|
secuestrar {v} [legal]
|
:: to sequester, to seize
|
secuestro {m}
|
:: kidnapping
|
secular {adj}
|
:: secular
|
secularidad {f}
|
:: secularism
|
secularismo {m}
|
:: secularity
|
secularista {adj}
|
:: secularist
|
secularista {mf}
|
:: secularist
|
secularización {f}
|
:: secularisation
|
secularizar {v}
|
:: to secularize
|
secularmente {adv}
|
:: secularly
|
secundar {v}
|
:: to second
|
secundaria {f}
|
:: secondary school, high school
|
secundariamente {adv}
|
:: secondarily
|
secundario {adj}
|
:: secondary
|
secuoya {f}
|
:: sequoia
|
securina {f} [protein]
|
:: securin
|
securitario {adj} [attributive]
|
:: security
|
secuta {f} [music]
|
:: suite
|
sed {f}
|
:: thirst
|
seda {f}
|
:: silk (fine fiber excreted by the silkworm or other arthropod)
|
seda {f}
|
:: silk (fine, soft cloth woven from silk fibers)
|
seda {f}
|
:: thin string (long, very thin, and flexible structure made from threads twisted together)
|
SEDA {prop}
|
:: Secretaría de Estado en el Despacho del Ambiente
|
sedación {f}
|
:: sedation
|
seda dental {f}
|
:: dental floss
|
sedal {m}
|
:: thin line, string
|
sedán {m}
|
:: sedan (car)
|
sedante {adj}
|
:: sedative
|
sedar {v}
|
:: to sedate
|
sedativo {adj}
|
:: sedative
|
sede {f}
|
:: seat, headquarters
|
sede {f} [event]
|
:: venue
|
sede {f} [Christianity, Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy]
|
:: see
|
sede {f} [building]
|
:: office
|
sedentariamente {adv}
|
:: domestically
|
sedentariamente {adv}
|
:: sedentarily
|
sedentario {adj}
|
:: sedentary (not moving)
|
sedentarismo {m}
|
:: sedentariness
|
sedentarización {f}
|
:: The process of evolving to a sedentary lifestyle
|
sedentarizar {vt}
|
:: to sedentarize
|
sedente {adj}
|
:: seated
|
sedería {f}
|
:: silk shop
|
sedería {f}
|
:: haberdashery
|
sedestación {f}
|
:: seating; sitting
|
sedevacantista {adj}
|
:: sedevacantist
|
sedevacantista {mf}
|
:: sedevacantist
|
sedicente {adj}
|
:: self-styled
|
sedición {f}
|
:: sedition, mutiny
|
sediciosamente {adv}
|
:: seditiously, mutinously, factiously
|
sedicioso {adj}
|
:: seditious, factious, mutinous
|
sediento {adj}
|
:: thirsty
|
sedimentable {adj}
|
:: sedimentable
|
sedimentación {f}
|
:: sedimentation
|
sedimentar {v}
|
:: to deposit a sediment
|
sedimentario {adj} [geology]
|
:: sedimentary
|
sedimentita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sedimenta
|
sedimento {m}
|
:: sediment
|
sedimentología {f} [geology]
|
:: sedimentology
|
sedimentológico {adj}
|
:: sedimentological
|
sedoheptulosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: sedoheptulose
|
sedosidad {f}
|
:: silkiness
|
sedoso {adj}
|
:: silky, silky smooth
|
seducción {f}
|
:: seduction
|
seducir {vt}
|
:: to seduce
|
seductivo {adj}
|
:: seductive
|
seductor {adj}
|
:: seductive
|
seductor {m}
|
:: seducer
|
seductora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of seductor
|
seductoramente {adv}
|
:: seductively
|
sefaradí {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sefardí
|
sefaradí {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of sefardí
|
sefardí {adj}
|
:: Sephardic
|
sefardí {mf}
|
:: Sephardi
|
sefardita {mf}
|
:: alternative form of sefardí
|
sefardita {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sefardí
|
Séfora {prop} {f}
|
:: Zipporah
|
segadera {f}
|
:: sickle, scythe, reaphook
|
segadero {adj}
|
:: fit to be reaped
|
segador {m}
|
:: reaper; harvester
|
segador {m}
|
:: mower
|
segador {m}
|
:: daddy longlegs
|
segadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of segador
|
segar {v}
|
:: to harvest
|
segar {v}
|
:: to mow
|
segar {v}
|
:: to reap
|
seglar {adj}
|
:: lay, secular
|
segmentación {f}
|
:: segmentation
|
segmental {adj}
|
:: segmental
|
segmentar {v}
|
:: to segment
|
segmentario {adj}
|
:: segmental
|
segmento {m}
|
:: segment, section
|
Segorbe {prop}
|
:: Segorbe (municipality)
|
Segovia {prop} {f}
|
:: Segovia (province)
|
Segovia {prop} {f}
|
:: Segovia (city)
|
segoviano {adj}
|
:: Segovian
|
segoviano {m}
|
:: Segovian
|
segregación {f}
|
:: segregation
|
segregacionista {mf}
|
:: segregationist
|
segregador {adj}
|
:: segregating
|
segregar {v}
|
:: to segregate
|
segregar {v}
|
:: to secrete
|
segueta {f}
|
:: hacksaw (fine-toothed, frame-mounted saw used to cut metal)
|
Seguí {prop}
|
:: surname
|
seguidamente {adv}
|
:: immediately after, straight away
|
seguidilla {f}
|
:: a lively, triple-time, Spanish tune and dance; a seguidilla
|
seguidismo {m}
|
:: (blind) following or support
|
seguido {adv} [Latin America]
|
:: often
|
seguido {adj}
|
:: consecutive
|
seguidor {m}
|
:: follower
|
seguidor {m}
|
:: fan, supporter (e.g., of a sports team)
|
seguidora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of seguidor
|
seguimiento {m}
|
:: monitoring
|
seguimiento {m}
|
:: following
|
seguir {vt}
|
:: to follow
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to continue (on); to keep, to keep on (can be combined with the gerund to indicate that someone or something continues doing something)
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to further do something
|
seguir {vt}
|
:: to observe, to obey (a rule, religion)
|
seguir {vt} [internet]
|
:: to follow (to subscribe to content from an account)
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to remain, to stay, to still be
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to follow, to pursue, to track, to trace, to tail, to chase
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to proceed
|
seguir {vi}
|
:: to continue, to keep up
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to follow up
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to follow in, to continue
|
seguir {v}
|
:: to stick to
|
seguir {vr}
|
:: to follow, to be followed
|
seguir adelante {v}
|
:: to go on, to move on, to press on, to push on, to go forth
|
seguir adelante {v}
|
:: to keep going, to carry on, to get on, to continue, to proceed
|
seguir adelante {v}
|
:: to go ahead, get ahead, to move ahead, to press ahead, to push ahead
|
seguir adelante {v}
|
:: to move forward, to forge ahead, to press forward, to go forward, to continue forward, to pursue (i.e. to advance with progress)
|
seguir adelante {v}
|
:: to follow through
|
seguir adelante {v} [figurative]
|
:: to move on, to get on, to carry on (i.e. to deal with something and move past it)
|
seguir el rollo {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to go along with, play along with (something)
|
seguir la corriente {v}
|
:: to go with the flow
|
seguir la corriente {v} [idiom]
|
:: to play along, to humor, to humour
|
seguirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of seguir
|
segun {prep}
|
:: obsolete spelling of según
|
según {prep}
|
:: according to
|
según {prep}
|
:: as, just as, the same way
|
según {prep}
|
:: depending on
|
segund {prep}
|
:: obsolete spelling of según
|
segúnd {prep}
|
:: obsolete spelling of según
|
Segunda Guerra Mundial {prop} {f}
|
:: Second World War; World War II
|
segunda intención {f} [uncountable]
|
:: duplicity, falsehood
|
segunda intención {f}
|
:: ulterior motive
|
segunda naturaleza {f}
|
:: second nature
|
segundar {v}
|
:: to repeat an action, do again
|
segundar {v}
|
:: [in a competition] to be in second place
|
segundar {v} [South America]
|
:: to hit back
|
segundariamente {adv}
|
:: secondarily
|
segundario {adj}
|
:: secondary
|
segundín {m}
|
:: diminutive of segundo
|
segundito {m}
|
:: diminutive of segundo
|
segundo {adj}
|
:: second (after the first)
|
segundo {m}
|
:: second (unit of time)
|
segundo {m}
|
:: second (short amount of time)
|
segundo {m}
|
:: assistant
|
Segundo {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
segundogénita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of segundogénito
|
segundogénito {adj}
|
:: secondborn
|
segundogénito {m}
|
:: secondborn child
|
segundo intercalar {m}
|
:: leap second
|
segundón {m}
|
:: secondborn
|
segundón {m}
|
:: secondary character
|
segundo plano {m}
|
:: backburner (state of having lower priority)
|
segundo plano {m}
|
:: background (computing: activity not visible to the user)
|
segundo plano {m} [idomatic]
|
:: backseat, back seat, secondary, less important, secondly
|
segúnt {prep}
|
:: obsolete spelling of según
|
seguntina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of seguntino
|
seguntino {adj}
|
:: of or from Sigüenza
|
seguntino {m}
|
:: Someone from Sigüenza
|
segur {m}
|
:: a small axe similar to or also fulfilling the function of an adze, a scythe, a fascis, or even a spokeshave
|
Segura {prop} {m}
|
:: Segura (river)
|
seguramente {adv}
|
:: surely, certainly
|
seguramente {adv}
|
:: probably
|
segurar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of asegurar
|
segurata {mf} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: bodyguard
|
seguridad {f}
|
:: safety
|
seguridad {f}
|
:: security
|
seguridad {f}
|
:: self-confidence
|
seguridad nacional {f}
|
:: national security
|
seguridad social {f}
|
:: social security
|
segurina {f} [protein]
|
:: securin
|
segurísimamente {adv}
|
:: superlative of seguramente
|
segurísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of seguro
|
seguro {adj}
|
:: secure, safe (free from danger)
|
seguro {adj}
|
:: certain, sure, positive, definite (of being correct)
|
seguro {adj}
|
:: secure, firm, stable, reliable, surefire, foolproof (not likely to fall)
|
seguro {adj}
|
:: security, security-related
|
seguro {adj}
|
:: confident, self-confident
|
seguro {m} [insurance]
|
:: insurance (indemnity against a future occurrence)
|
seguro {m} [mechanics]
|
:: safety, safety catch, safety lock
|
seguro {adv}
|
:: for sure
|
seguro {adv}
|
:: surely, certainly
|
seguro de salud {m}
|
:: health insurance
|
seguro social {m} [Mexico, US Spanish]
|
:: alternative form of seguridad social
|
segway {m}
|
:: Segway
|
se habla español {phrase}
|
:: "we speak Spanish". More precisely, "Spanish is spoken (here)."
|
se habla inglés {phrase}
|
:: "we speak English"
|
seis {num}
|
:: six
|
seiscentista {adj}
|
:: 17th century
|
seiscientos {num}
|
:: six hundred
|
seismil {m}
|
:: a mountain 6000-6999 metres high
|
seísmo {m} [Spain]
|
:: alternative form of sismo
|
seiyu {mf}
|
:: voice actor (in Japanese)
|
Sela {prop} {m}
|
:: acronym of Sistema Económico Latinoamericano
|
selandés {adj}
|
:: Zealander (of or pertaining to Zealand, Denmark)
|
selandés {m}
|
:: Zealander (native or resident of Zealand, Denmark)
|
selandesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of selandés
|
Selandia {prop} {f}
|
:: Zealand (Danish island)
|
selección {f}
|
:: selection
|
selección {f}
|
:: choice
|
selección {f} [sport]
|
:: national sports team
|
seleccionable {adj}
|
:: choosable; selectable
|
seleccionado {adj}
|
:: selected
|
seleccionado {m} [sports]
|
:: team member
|
seleccionador {m}
|
:: selector
|
seleccionador {m} [sport]
|
:: manager, coach
|
seleccionadora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of seleccionador
|
seleccionar {v}
|
:: to select
|
selección natural {f}
|
:: natural selection
|
selectísimo {adj} [of people or things]
|
:: superlative of selecto; very select
|
selectísimo {adj} [of food]
|
:: superlative of selecto; choice, of very good quality
|
selectivamente {adv}
|
:: selectively
|
selectividad {f}
|
:: selectivity
|
selectivo {adj}
|
:: selective, choosy
|
selecto {adj}
|
:: select, exquisite
|
selector {adj}
|
:: selecting
|
selector {m}
|
:: selector
|
selegilina {f}
|
:: selegiline
|
Selena {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
selenato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: selenate
|
seleniforme {adj}
|
:: luniform
|
selenio {m}
|
:: selenium
|
selenita {f} [mineral]
|
:: selenite
|
selenito {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: selenite (salt of selenous acid)
|
seleniuro {m}
|
:: selenide
|
selenocisteína {f} [amino acid]
|
:: selenocysteine
|
selenografía {f}
|
:: selenography
|
Seleucia {prop} {f}
|
:: Seleucia (city)
|
seléucida {adj}
|
:: Seleucid
|
seléucido {adj}
|
:: Seleucid
|
seléucido {m}
|
:: Seleucid
|
Seleuco {prop} {m}
|
:: Seleucus (ancient Greek name)
|
selfi {m}
|
:: selfie
|
selfiar {v}
|
:: to selfie
|
selfie {mf}
|
:: selfie
|
selknam {adj}
|
:: Selk'nam
|
selknam {mf}
|
:: Selk'nam
|
Sella {prop} {m}
|
:: Sella (river)
|
sellado {adj}
|
:: sealed
|
sellador {adj}
|
:: sealing (that seals)
|
sellador {m}
|
:: sealant
|
sellamiento {m}
|
:: boarding up, closing
|
sellamiento {m}
|
:: sealing
|
sellante {m}
|
:: sealant
|
sellar {v}
|
:: to stamp
|
sellar {v}
|
:: to seal (place a seal on a document)
|
sellar {v}
|
:: to seal (close with a seal or hermetically)
|
sellar {v}
|
:: to terminate, finish, end
|
sellar {v} [Argentina, cookery]
|
:: to hotly fry or cook a piece of meat for a short time
|
sello {m}
|
:: seal, sigil
|
sello {m}
|
:: stamp (device for stamping designs)
|
sello {m}
|
:: stamp (imprint made by stamping)
|
sello {m}
|
:: postage stamp
|
sello discográfico {m}
|
:: record label
|
sello postal {m}
|
:: postage, postage stamp
|
selva {f} [forestry]
|
:: forest or jungle, wood, chiefly a rainforest
|
selva amazónica {f}
|
:: Amazon Rainforest
|
selva lluviosa {f}
|
:: rainforest
|
Selva Misionera {prop} {f}
|
:: the part of the Atlantic Forest in the Argentine province of Misiones
|
Selva Negra {prop} {f}
|
:: Selva Negra (forest/and/range)
|
selvático {adj}
|
:: sylvan, woods (attributively)
|
selvoso {adj}
|
:: wooded; woody; sylvan
|
selyúcida {adj}
|
:: Seljuq
|
selyúcida {mf}
|
:: Seljuq
|
Sem {prop} {m}
|
:: Shem (son of Noah)
|
semafórico {adj} [attributive]
|
:: traffic light
|
semaforización {f}
|
:: The putting in place of traffic lights
|
semaforizar {vt}
|
:: to equip with traffic lights
|
semáforo {m}
|
:: traffic light
|
semáforo {m}
|
:: semaphore, flag semaphore
|
semana {f}
|
:: week (7 days)
|
semana de trabajo {f}
|
:: workweek
|
Semana de Turismo {prop} {f} [Uruguay]
|
:: Holy Week
|
semanal {adj}
|
:: weekly
|
semanalmente {adv}
|
:: weekly
|
semanario {adj} [rare]
|
:: weekly
|
semanario {m}
|
:: weekly (newspaper or periodical issued every week)
|
semanario {m} [Nicaragua]
|
:: allowance (money given to a child)
|
Semana Santa {prop} {f}
|
:: Holy Week, Easter
|
semanita {f}
|
:: diminutive of semana
|
semántica {f}
|
:: semantics
|
semánticamente {adv}
|
:: semantically
|
semántico {adj}
|
:: semantic
|
semblante {m}
|
:: countenance; appearance
|
semblanza {f}
|
:: similarity, likeness
|
sembradío {m}
|
:: field suitable for sowing
|
sembrador {adj}
|
:: seeding
|
sembrador {m}
|
:: sower, seeder
|
sembrador {m}
|
:: seeding machine
|
sembradura {f}
|
:: sowing, seeding
|
sembradura {f} [obsolete]
|
:: tillage, land which has been sown or seeded
|
sembrar {v}
|
:: to plant (place a seed or plant in soil or other substrate in order that it may live and grow)
|
sembrar {v}
|
:: to sow, to seed
|
sembrío {m}
|
:: sown field
|
semejable {adj}
|
:: comparable
|
semejante {adj}
|
:: similar
|
semejante {adj}
|
:: such
|
semejante {adj}
|
:: what a (when followed by a noun)
|
semejantemente {adv}
|
:: similarly
|
semejantísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of semejante
|
semejanza {f}
|
:: similarity
|
semejar {v}
|
:: to resemble
|
semen {m}
|
:: semen, sperm
|
semencera {f}
|
:: synonym of sementera
|
semental {adj}
|
:: seeding
|
semental {adj}
|
:: breeding
|
semental {m}
|
:: stud, stud stallion
|
semental {m}
|
:: jack, jackass
|
sementar {v}
|
:: to sow
|
sementera {f}
|
:: sowing
|
sementera {f}
|
:: seedtime
|
sementera {f}
|
:: sown land
|
semestral {adj}
|
:: six-month
|
semestralmente {adv}
|
:: biannually, semiannually (twice per year)
|
semestre {m}
|
:: semester
|
semi- {prefix}
|
:: semi- (half)
|
semi- {prefix}
|
:: semi- (partially)
|
semiabandonado {adj}
|
:: semi-abandoned
|
semiabierto {adj}
|
:: half-open
|
semiactivo {adj}
|
:: semiactive
|
semiacuático {adj}
|
:: semiaquatic
|
semiadherido {adj}
|
:: semiadherent
|
semiamargo {adj}
|
:: half-bitter
|
semianterior {adj}
|
:: near-close
|
semiárido {adj}
|
:: semiarid
|
semiasfixiado {adj}
|
:: half-asphyxiated
|
semiautobiográfico {adj}
|
:: semiautobiographical
|
semiautomático {adj}
|
:: semi-automatic
|
semiautónomo {adj}
|
:: semiautonomous
|
semicálido {adj}
|
:: reasonably warm; mild
|
semicantón {m}
|
:: semicanton
|
semicasual {adj}
|
:: semicasual
|
semicautiverio {m}
|
:: semi-captivity
|
semicerrado {adj}
|
:: half-closed
|
semiciclo {m}
|
:: half-cycle
|
semicilíndrico {adj}
|
:: semi-cylindric
|
semicircular {adj}
|
:: semicircular
|
semicírculo {m}
|
:: semicircle
|
semicircunferencia {f}
|
:: semicircumference
|
semiclandestinidad {f}
|
:: semi-secrecy
|
semiclandestino {adj}
|
:: Somewhat clandestine
|
semiclásico {adj}
|
:: semiclassical
|
semicolonial {adj}
|
:: semicolonial
|
semicolumna {f}
|
:: semicolumn
|
semicompleto {adj}
|
:: light heavyweight
|
semiconductor {adj}
|
:: semiconducting
|
semiconductor {m} [physics]
|
:: semiconductor
|
semiconsonante {f}
|
:: semivowel
|
semicorchea {f}
|
:: sixteenth
|
semicorchea {f} [music]
|
:: semiquaver, sixteenth note
|
semicualificado {adj}
|
:: semi-qualified
|
semicultismo {m} [linguistics]
|
:: semi-learned borrowing
|
semicúpula {f}
|
:: semi-dome
|
semicurva {f}
|
:: slight curve
|
semideciduo {adj}
|
:: semideciduous
|
semidemocracia {f}
|
:: semidemocracy, quasidemocracy
|
semidesaparecido {adj}
|
:: half-disappeared
|
semidesarrollado {adj}
|
:: semi-developed
|
semidescremado {adj}
|
:: semi-skimmed
|
semidesértico {adj}
|
:: semi-desert
|
semidesierto {m}
|
:: semidesert
|
semidesintegración {f}
|
:: decay of half of a given amount radioactive material; the decay that occurs over one half-life
|
semidesnatado {adj}
|
:: semi-skimmed
|
semidesnudo {adj}
|
:: half-naked
|
semidestruido {adj}
|
:: halfdestroyed
|
semidiós {m}
|
:: demigod
|
semidiosa {f}
|
:: demigoddess
|
semidirecto {adj}
|
:: semidirect
|
semidivino {adj}
|
:: semidivine
|
semidocumental {m}
|
:: semi-documentary
|
semiduro {adj}
|
:: semihard
|
semieje {m}
|
:: semiaxis
|
semielástico {adj}
|
:: partially elastic
|
semielíptico {adj}
|
:: semielliptical
|
semiente {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of simiente
|
semienterrado {adj}
|
:: semi-buried
|
semiesclavitud {f}
|
:: semislavery
|
semiescondido {adj}
|
:: half-hidden
|
semiescrito {adj}
|
:: half-written
|
semiesfera {f}
|
:: hemisphere
|
semiesférico {adj}
|
:: semispherical
|
semiespacio {m}
|
:: half-space
|
semiespinoso {m} [muscle]
|
:: semispinalis
|
semiesquemático {adj}
|
:: semi-schematic
|
semiestacionado {adj}
|
:: half-stabilised
|
semiestado {m}
|
:: quasi-state
|
semiestalinista {adj}
|
:: semi-Stalinist
|
semiestalinista {mf}
|
:: semi-Stalinist
|
semiestelar {adj} [martial arts]
|
:: second-to-top-bill
|
semiestelar {m} [martial arts]
|
:: the fight placed second on the bill (i.e. the second-highest-billed fight)
|
semiestrella {f}
|
:: C-lister, minor celebrity
|
semificción {f}
|
:: semifiction
|
semifinal {f}
|
:: semifinal
|
semifinalista {mf}
|
:: semifinalist
|
semifondo {m} [martial arts]
|
:: undercard
|
semifondo {m} [athletics]
|
:: middle-distance race
|
semifrío {m}
|
:: semifreddo
|
semigordito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of semigordo
|
semigordo {adj}
|
:: pretty fat; somewhat plump
|
semigrupo {m}
|
:: semigroup
|
semihúmedo {adj}
|
:: semihumid
|
semihundido {adj}
|
:: half-buried
|
semiinconsciencia {f}
|
:: alternative form of seminconsciencia
|
semiinconsciente {adj}
|
:: semiconscious
|
semiindependiente {adj}
|
:: semi-independent
|
semiirónico {adj}
|
:: semi-ironic
|
semilegendario {adj}
|
:: semilegendary
|
semileptónico {adj}
|
:: semileptonic
|
semilibertad {f}
|
:: semiliberty
|
semilla {f}
|
:: seed (of a plant)
|
semillería {f}
|
:: seed shop
|
semillero {m}
|
:: seedbed
|
semillero {m}
|
:: hotbed
|
semillón {f}
|
:: sémillon
|
semiluna {f}
|
:: half-moon
|
semilunar {adj}
|
:: semilunar
|
semimayor {adj}
|
:: semimajor
|
semimembranoso {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: semimembranous
|
semimeridiano {m} [geometry]
|
:: semimeridian
|
seminal {adj} [botany]
|
:: seminal (relating to seeds)
|
seminal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: seminal (relating to semen)
|
seminal {adj}
|
:: seminal; creative; inventive
|
seminal {adj}
|
:: seminal (highly influential)
|
seminario {m}
|
:: seminar
|
seminarista {mf}
|
:: seminarian
|
seminatural {adj}
|
:: seminatural
|
seminconsciencia {f}
|
:: semi-unconsciousness
|
seminifero {adj}
|
:: seminiferous
|
seminola {adj}
|
:: Seminole
|
seminola {mf}
|
:: Seminole
|
semínola {mf}
|
:: Seminole
|
semínola {adj}
|
:: Seminole
|
seminoma {m} [oncology]
|
:: seminoma
|
seminómado {adj}
|
:: seminomadic
|
seminternado {m}
|
:: semi-boarding school
|
semiobligatorio {adj}
|
:: half-obligatory
|
semiobscuridad {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of semioscuridad
|
semioculto {adj}
|
:: semi-hidden
|
semioficial {adj}
|
:: semiofficial
|
semiolímpico {adj}
|
:: half-Olympic (size of swimming pool)
|
semióloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of semiólogo
|
semiología {f}
|
:: semiology, semiotics
|
semiológico {adj}
|
:: semiological
|
semiólogo {m}
|
:: semiologist, semiotician
|
semiopaco {adj}
|
:: semi-opaque
|
semioruga {m}
|
:: half-track
|
semioscuridad {f}
|
:: semidarkness
|
semiótica {f}
|
:: semiotics
|
semióticamente {adv}
|
:: semiotically
|
semiótico {adj}
|
:: semiotic
|
semiparalizado {adj}
|
:: semi-paralysed
|
semipeatonal {adj}
|
:: semi-pedestrianised
|
semipeatonalización {f}
|
:: the process of making something semi-pedestrianized
|
semipenumbra {f}
|
:: Partially-shaded area
|
semiperímetro {m}
|
:: semiperimeter
|
semipermanente {adj}
|
:: semipermanent
|
semipesado {adj}
|
:: light heavyweight
|
semiplano {m}
|
:: half-plane
|
semiplano {adj} [geography]
|
:: semi-flat
|
semipoblado {adj}
|
:: semipopulated
|
semiposterior {adj} [phonology]
|
:: near-back
|
semiprecioso {adj}
|
:: semi-precious
|
semipresencial {adj} [education]
|
:: blended (partly in-person, party online)
|
semipresidencialismo {m}
|
:: A semipresidential government
|
semiprivado {adj}
|
:: semiprivate
|
semiprofesional {adj}
|
:: semi-professional
|
semiprotegido {adj}
|
:: semiprotected
|
semiretirado {adj}
|
:: half-retired
|
semirreacción {f}
|
:: semi-reaction
|
semirrecta {f} [geometry]
|
:: ray, half-line
|
semirregular {adj}
|
:: semiregular
|
semirremolque {m}
|
:: semitrailer
|
semirretículo {m}
|
:: semilattice
|
semirretiro {adj}
|
:: semiretired
|
semirrígido {adj}
|
:: semirigid
|
semiruina {f}
|
:: semi-ruin
|
semirural {adj}
|
:: semirural
|
semis {m}
|
:: semis
|
semisalvaje {adj}
|
:: semiwild
|
semiseco {adj}
|
:: semidry
|
semisentado {adj}
|
:: half-seated; semi-sitting
|
semisintético {adj}
|
:: semisynthetic
|
semisocialista {adj}
|
:: semi-socialist
|
semisólido {adj}
|
:: semisolid
|
semisombra {f}
|
:: semishade
|
semisótano {m}
|
:: basement, lower floor
|
semisubterráneo {adj}
|
:: semisubterranean
|
semisumergible {adj}
|
:: semisubmersible
|
semisumergido {adj}
|
:: half-submerged
|
semita {adj}
|
:: Semitic
|
semita {mf}
|
:: Semite
|
semita {mf} [Bolivia, Ecuador, El Salvador, feminine only]
|
:: a kind of biscuit
|
semitapado {adj}
|
:: semi-hidden
|
semitendinoso {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: semitendinous
|
semitendinoso {m} [muscle]
|
:: semitendinosus
|
semiterrestre {adj}
|
:: semiterrestrial
|
semítico {adj}
|
:: Semitic
|
semitono {m} [music]
|
:: semitone
|
semitransparente {adj}
|
:: semitransparent; almost transparent
|
semitrepador {adj}
|
:: semiclimbing
|
semitrepador {m}
|
:: semiclimber
|
semitrepadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of semitrepador
|
semitropical {adj}
|
:: semitropical
|
semiurbano {adj}
|
:: semiurban
|
semivacío {adj}
|
:: half empty
|
semivocal {adj}
|
:: semivocal
|
sémola {f}
|
:: semolina, grits, meal (coarsely ground cereal)
|
semoviente {adj} [legal]
|
:: able to move by one's own means (i.e. livestock)
|
semoviente {m} [farming, legal]
|
:: livestock animal
|
sempasúchil {m} [Mexico]
|
:: Variant of cempasúchil
|
sempiterno {adj}
|
:: sempiternal
|
sen {symbol} [mathematics]
|
:: A symbol of the trigonometric function sine
|
Sena {prop}
|
:: Seine (French river)
|
seña {f}
|
:: sign, indication
|
seña {f}
|
:: gesture
|
señá {f}
|
:: abbreviation of señora
|
senado {m}
|
:: senate
|
Senado {prop} {m}
|
:: Senate (Roman senate)
|
senadoconsulto {m}
|
:: senatus consultum
|
senador {m}
|
:: senator
|
senadora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of senador
|
senaduría {f}
|
:: senatorship
|
señal {f}
|
:: sign
|
señal {f}
|
:: landmark
|
señal {f}
|
:: signal
|
señal {f}
|
:: reminder
|
señal {f}
|
:: representation
|
señaladamente {adv}
|
:: clearly
|
señaladísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of señalado
|
señalador {adj}
|
:: signalling
|
señalador {m}
|
:: signaler
|
señalador {m}
|
:: bookmark
|
señalamiento {m}
|
:: The use of traffic signs and signals
|
señalamiento {m}
|
:: A description of someone that someone is looking for
|
señalar {v}
|
:: to signal
|
señalar {v}
|
:: to show, indicate
|
señalar {v}
|
:: to point (with the fingers)
|
señalarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of señalar
|
señalera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of señalero
|
señalero {m}
|
:: signalman
|
señalética {f}
|
:: signage
|
señalización {f}
|
:: signalling
|
señalización {f}
|
:: signposting; the act of posting signs
|
señalización {f}
|
:: signs, traffic signs, sign posts
|
señalizador {adj}
|
:: guiding; indicating
|
señalizador {m}
|
:: sign
|
señalizador {m}
|
:: indication
|
señalizar {v}
|
:: to signpost, to install signs
|
señar {v} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay]
|
:: to pay in advance
|
senatorial {adj}
|
:: senatorial
|
sencillamente {adv}
|
:: in a simple manner
|
sencillez {f}
|
:: simplicity
|
sencillísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sencillo
|
sencillito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of sencillo
|
sencillo {adj}
|
:: plain
|
sencillo {adj}
|
:: simple, straightforward
|
sencillo {m} [music]
|
:: single
|
sencillo {m} [Latin America]
|
:: small change
|
sencillo {m} [baseball]
|
:: single
|
senda {f}
|
:: footpath
|
senderillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sendero
|
senderismo {m}
|
:: trekking, hiking, or fellwalking
|
senderista {mf}
|
:: rambler, hiker, walker
|
sendero {m}
|
:: trail, path, track (a route for travel over land)
|
senderuela {f}
|
:: fairy-ring champignon
|
senderuelo {m}
|
:: alternative form of senderuela
|
sendos {determiner}
|
:: each, each one, both
|
Séneca {prop} {m}
|
:: Seneca (Roman cognomen)
|
senectud {f}
|
:: old age
|
Senegal {prop} {m}
|
:: Senegal (country)
|
senegalés {adj}
|
:: Senegalese
|
senegalés {m}
|
:: Senegalese
|
senepol {m}
|
:: Senepol (cattle breed)
|
señera {f}
|
:: Senyera
|
señero {adj}
|
:: unique
|
señero {adj} [literary]
|
:: lone, alone, solitary
|
senescal {m}
|
:: seneschal (chief mayordomo of the royal court)
|
senescalía {f}
|
:: seneschalship
|
senescencia {f}
|
:: senescence
|
senil {adj}
|
:: senile
|
senilidad {f}
|
:: senility
|
senior {m}
|
:: senior
|
sénior {adj}
|
:: senior
|
sénior {m}
|
:: senior
|
seno {m} [anatomy]
|
:: breast
|
seno {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sinus
|
seno {m} [mathematics]
|
:: sine
|
seno {m} [geography]
|
:: sound (inlet)
|
seno {m} [nautical]
|
:: trough
|
seño {f} [nonstandard, Mexico]
|
:: Miss/Mrs (a shortened form of address for women, usually those who are 15 years or older, in some places 12 or older). Similar to English Ms
|
seño {f} [Spain]
|
:: Miss (a way for calling female teachers, especially for kids)
|
señó {m}
|
:: alternative form of señor
|
senoidal {adj}
|
:: sinusoidal (in the form of a sine wave)
|
seno maxilar {m}
|
:: maxillary sinus
|
señor {m}
|
:: mister, sir, lord (title conferred on a married or an older male)
|
señor {m}
|
:: gentleman
|
señor {m}
|
:: master
|
señor {adj} [before noun]
|
:: great big; whopping
|
señor {adj}
|
:: free
|
Señor {m}
|
:: alternative case form of señor, used before a name
|
Señor {prop} {m} [religion]
|
:: The Lord
|
señora {f}
|
:: Mrs [title given to a married, divorced or widowed woman]
|
señora {f}
|
:: lady
|
Señora {f}
|
:: alternative case form of señora, used before a name
|
señor de la guerra {m}
|
:: warlord
|
señorear {vt}
|
:: to govern; rule over or lord it over
|
señorear {vt}
|
:: to look over; tower over
|
señorear {vt}
|
:: to dominate; to control (one's emotions)
|
señorear {vt}
|
:: to call (someone) "sir"
|
señorear {vr}
|
:: to behave in a lofty manner
|
señorear {vr}
|
:: to seize control
|
señor feudal {m}
|
:: warlord
|
señoría {f}
|
:: dominion
|
señoría {f}
|
:: authority
|
señoría {f}
|
:: gentlemen
|
señoría {f}
|
:: worship
|
señoría {f}
|
:: prayer
|
señoría {f}
|
:: honor
|
señoría {f}
|
:: lordship, Your Honour, your Honor (title applied to a lord or judge)
|
señorial {adj}
|
:: lordly, stately noble
|
señorial {adj}
|
:: manorial, seignorial
|
señorialización {f}
|
:: taking control by the state
|
señoril {adj}
|
:: masterly; master's
|
señorío {m} [history]
|
:: feudal estate
|
señorío {m}
|
:: rule, dominion
|
señorita {f}
|
:: young woman
|
señorita {f}
|
:: Miss (used as a title)
|
señorita {f}
|
:: (female) snob
|
Señorita {prop} {f}
|
:: alternative case form of señorita, used before a name
|
señoritingo {m} [chiefly Spain]
|
:: A little brat
|
señorito {m}
|
:: a son of an important or respectable person
|
señorito {m} [colloquial]
|
:: Young master
|
señorito {m} [colloquial]
|
:: snob
|
señoro {m} [derogatory, feminist neologism, Spain]
|
:: mansplainer; a man who attacks feminists in a haughty and condescending way
|
señorón {m} [colloquial]
|
:: big shot
|
señorona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of señorón
|
seno verso {m} [trigonometry]
|
:: versed sine
|
sensación {f}
|
:: sensation, feeling
|
sensacional {adj}
|
:: sensational
|
sensacional {adj}
|
:: dynamite [informal]
|
sensacionalismo {m}
|
:: sensationalism
|
sensacionalista {adj}
|
:: sensationalist (characterised by sensationalism)
|
sensacionalista {mf}
|
:: sensationalist (one who indulges in sensational behaviour)
|
sensacionalmente {adv}
|
:: sensationally
|
sensatamente {adv}
|
:: sensibly, reasonably
|
sensatez {f}
|
:: sense, sensibility
|
sensatez {f}
|
:: sensibleness; common sense (the ability to make good judgements based on reason)
|
sensato {adj}
|
:: sensible
|
sensato {adj}
|
:: reasonable, sound
|
sensei {m}
|
:: sensei (martial arts instructor)
|
sensibilidad {f}
|
:: sensibility
|
sensibilidad {f}
|
:: sensitivity
|
sensibilidad {f}
|
:: tenderness (condition of being tender or sore to touch)
|
sensibilización {f}
|
:: awareness (e.g., awareness of a social issue)
|
sensibilizador {adj}
|
:: heart-warming
|
sensibilizante {adj}
|
:: sensitising
|
sensibilizante {m}
|
:: sensitiser
|
sensibilizar {v}
|
:: to raise awareness
|
sensibilizar {v}
|
:: to sensitize
|
sensible {adj}
|
:: sensitive
|
sensible {adj}
|
:: sentient
|
sensible {adj}
|
:: responsive
|
sensiblemente {adv}
|
:: perceptively
|
sensiblemente {adv}
|
:: painfully
|
sensiblemente {adv}
|
:: substantially
|
sensiblería {f}
|
:: mawkishness, sentimentality, schmalz
|
sensiblero {adj}
|
:: maudlin, sappy, cheesy (being overdramatic, excessively emotional)
|
sensitiva {f}
|
:: mimosa (sensitive plant) - Mimosa pudica
|
sensitividad {f}
|
:: sensoriality
|
sensitivo {adj}
|
:: sensitive
|
sensitivo {adj}
|
:: sentient
|
sensor {adj}
|
:: acting as a sensor
|
sensor {m}
|
:: sensor
|
sensorial {adj}
|
:: sensory
|
sensorialmente {adv}
|
:: sensorially
|
sensorio {adj}
|
:: sensory
|
sensorio {m}
|
:: sensorium
|
sensual {adj}
|
:: sensual
|
sensualidad {f}
|
:: sensuality
|
sensualismo {m}
|
:: sensualism
|
sensualmente {adv}
|
:: sensually
|
sentada {f}
|
:: sitting
|
sentadero {m}
|
:: seat
|
sentadilla {f} [weightlifting]
|
:: squat
|
sentadito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of sentado
|
sentado {adj}
|
:: seated
|
sentado {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: settled, established
|
sentado {adj} [figuratively]
|
:: sensible, solid
|
sentamiento {m}
|
:: settling
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to seat
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to set, to establish, to lay
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to settle down
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to assert
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to suit, to fit
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to set well
|
sentar {v}
|
:: to report
|
sentar cátedra {v} [idiom]
|
:: to pontificate
|
sentarse {vr}
|
:: to sit, to sit down
|
sentarse {v}
|
:: to leave a mark on (the skin)
|
sentencia {f}
|
:: sentence
|
sentencia {f} [legal]
|
:: sentence
|
sentenciador {adj}
|
:: sentencing, giving a sentence
|
sentenciador {m}
|
:: sentencer, one who sentences
|
sentenciar {v}
|
:: to sentence
|
sentenciar {v}
|
:: to voice an opinion
|
sentenciosamente {adv}
|
:: sententiously
|
sentencioso {adj}
|
:: sententious
|
sentencioso {adj}
|
:: pithy
|
senticar {m}
|
:: thicket
|
sentidísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sentido
|
sentido {adj}
|
:: deeply felt, heartfelt
|
sentido {m}
|
:: sense (faculties of perception)
|
sentido {m}
|
:: sense, way (manner)
|
sentido {m}
|
:: sense, meaning
|
sentido {m}
|
:: sense, point, use
|
sentido {m}
|
:: direction
|
sentido {m}
|
:: feeling
|
sentido común {m}
|
:: common sense (ordinary understanding)
|
sentido de la vida {m} [religion, philosophy]
|
:: meaning of life
|
sentimental {adj}
|
:: sentimental
|
sentimentalidad {f}
|
:: sentimentality
|
sentimentalismo {m}
|
:: sentimentalism (the condition of being overly sentimental)
|
sentimentalismo {m}
|
:: sentimentality
|
sentimentalismo {m}
|
:: an overly sentimental act
|
sentimentalmente {adv}
|
:: sentimentally
|
sentimiento {m}
|
:: feeling
|
sentina {f} [nautical]
|
:: bilge
|
sentina {f}
|
:: hovel; hole
|
sentir {vt}
|
:: to feel
|
sentir {vt}
|
:: to regret, feel/be sorry
|
sentir {vt}
|
:: to hear
|
sentir {vr}
|
:: to feel
|
sentirse {v}
|
:: (reflexive of sentir) to feel (an emotion/state of being)
|
señuelo {m}
|
:: stool pigeon
|
señuelo {m}
|
:: lure, decoy
|
señuelo {m}
|
:: shill
|
senyera {f}
|
:: alternative form of señera
|
senzonte {m} [Honduras]
|
:: alternative form of cenzontle
|
seor {m}
|
:: syncopic form of señor
|
seora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of seor
|
sépalo {m} [botany]
|
:: sepal
|
separabilidad {f}
|
:: separability
|
separable {adj}
|
:: separable
|
separación {f}
|
:: separation
|
separación de bienes {f}
|
:: prenuptial agreement
|
separadamente {adv}
|
:: separately
|
separado {adj}
|
:: separated, apart
|
separador {adj}
|
:: separating
|
separador {m}
|
:: divider
|
separador {m}
|
:: bookmark
|
separar {vt}
|
:: to separate, to detach (to disunite from a group or mass; to disconnect)
|
separar {vt}
|
:: to break up, to split up (a couple or group that the subject of the sentence is not a part of)
|
separar {vr}
|
:: to break up, to split up, to separate (e.g. a relationship, a band, a fight)
|
separar {vp}
|
:: to split off, to split up, to split apart, to separate
|
separar {vp}
|
:: to part, to detach
|
separar {vr}
|
:: to detach (oneself)
|
separarse {vr}
|
:: to separate
|
separarse {vp}
|
:: to split up
|
separata {f}
|
:: a separate part
|
separata {f} [derogatory]
|
:: separatist, independentist
|
separatismo {m}
|
:: separatism (advocacy for the political separation of a region)
|
separatista {adj}
|
:: breakaway, separatist
|
separatista {mf}
|
:: separatist
|
separrata {mf} [pejorative, politics]
|
:: separatist, favoring Catalan independence
|
sepelio {m}
|
:: burial
|
sepia {f}
|
:: cuttlefish
|
sepia faraón {f}
|
:: pharaoh cuttlefish (Sepia pharaonis)
|
se pilla antes al mentiroso que a un cojo {proverb}
|
:: alternative form of antes se coge al mentiroso que a un cojo
|
sepiolita {f} [mineral]
|
:: sepiolite
|
sepsis {f} [pathology]
|
:: sepsis
|
septado {adj}
|
:: septate
|
septal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: septal
|
septembrino {adj}
|
:: Happening during September
|
septenal {adj}
|
:: septennial, seven-year
|
septenato {m}
|
:: seven-year period
|
septenio {f}
|
:: septennium
|
septentrión {m}
|
:: north (compass point)
|
septentrional {adj}
|
:: northern
|
septeto {m}
|
:: septet
|
septicemia {f}
|
:: septicemia
|
séptico {adj}
|
:: septic
|
septiembre {m}
|
:: September
|
septillón {num}
|
:: 1042
|
séptima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of séptimo
|
séptimo {adj}
|
:: seventh
|
séptimo {m}
|
:: seventh
|
séptimo cielo {m} [idiomatic]
|
:: seventh heaven
|
septingentésimo {adj}
|
:: seven hundredth
|
septo {m} [biology, anatomy]
|
:: septum
|
septomarginal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: septomarginal
|
septuagenaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of septuagenario
|
septuagenario {m}
|
:: septuagenarian
|
septuagésima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of septuagésimo
|
septuagésimo {adj}
|
:: seventieth
|
septuagésimo {m}
|
:: seventieth
|
Septuaginta {prop} {f}
|
:: Septuagint
|
sepulcral {adj}
|
:: sepulchral
|
sepulcro {m}
|
:: sepulchre
|
sepultar {vt}
|
:: to bury
|
sepultura {f}
|
:: The act or state of burial
|
sepultura {f}
|
:: A hole made in the Earth to bury a corpse
|
sepultura {f}
|
:: A place where something is buried
|
sepultura {f}
|
:: grave
|
sepulturero {m}
|
:: gravedigger
|
sepulturero {m}
|
:: sexton
|
Sepúlveda {prop}
|
:: surname
|
sequedad {f}
|
:: dryness
|
séquel {m}
|
:: sheqel
|
sequía {f}
|
:: drought
|
sequísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of seco; very dry
|
sequito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of seco
|
séquito {m}
|
:: entourage, retinue
|
ser {v}
|
:: to be (essentially or identified as)
|
ser {v}
|
:: to be (in the passive voice sense)
|
ser {v}
|
:: to exist; to occur
|
ser {m}
|
:: a being, organism
|
ser {m}
|
:: nature, essence
|
ser {m}
|
:: value, worth
|
seráfico {adj}
|
:: angelic, seraphic
|
seráfico {adj}
|
:: humble
|
serafín {m}
|
:: seraph (angel)
|
Serafina {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
serape {m} [Mexico]
|
:: blanket or rug
|
serape {m} [Mexico]
|
:: serape
|
serbal {m}
|
:: sorb (tree)
|
serbia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of serbio
|
Serbia {prop} {f}
|
:: Serbia (country)
|
Serbia y Montenegro {prop}
|
:: Serbia and Montenegro
|
Serbia y Montenegro {prop}
|
:: See: es Serbia y Montenegro
|
serbio {adj}
|
:: Serbian
|
serbio {m}
|
:: Serbian, Serb [person]
|
serbio {m} [historical]
|
:: Serb
|
serbio {m}
|
:: Serbian (language)
|
serbobosnio {adj}
|
:: Serbian and Bosnian
|
serbocroata {adj}
|
:: Serbo-Croatian
|
serbocroata {m}
|
:: Serbo-Croatian (language)
|
ser canela en rama {v} [idiom]
|
:: to be the bee's knees; to be the cat's pyjamas
|
ser culo de mal asiento {v} [idiom]
|
:: to have ants in one's pants
|
ser el mismo perro con diferente collar {proverb}
|
:: paint from the same brush
|
seremi {mf} [Chile]
|
:: regional minister secretary
|
serenamente {adv}
|
:: serenely
|
serenar {v}
|
:: to soothe
|
serenata {f}
|
:: serenade
|
serenazgo {m} [Peru]
|
:: public security service
|
serendipia {f}
|
:: serendipity
|
serendipidad {f}
|
:: serendipity
|
serenense {adj}
|
:: Of or from La Serena
|
serenense {mf}
|
:: Someone from La Serena
|
serenidad {f}
|
:: serenity
|
serenísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sereno
|
sereno {adj}
|
:: serene, calm
|
sereno {m}
|
:: nightwatchman
|
sereno {m}
|
:: dew
|
sereque {m} [Mexico]
|
:: agouti
|
Sergio {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Serguéi {prop} {m}
|
:: Sergey (transliteration of Сергей)
|
ser habas contadas {v} [idiom]
|
:: To be few and far between
|
ser habas contadas {v} [idiom]
|
:: To be a dead cert; to be sure-fire
|
ser humano {m}
|
:: human being
|
seriación {f}
|
:: seriation
|
seriado {m}
|
:: series (TV programme)
|
serial {adj}
|
:: serial
|
serial {mf}
|
:: serial
|
serialismo {m}
|
:: serialism
|
serialización {f}
|
:: serialization
|
serializar {vt}
|
:: to serialize
|
serialmente {adv}
|
:: serially
|
seriamente {adv}
|
:: seriously
|
seriar {vt}
|
:: to put in a series
|
seriar {vt}
|
:: to serialize
|
seriar {vt}
|
:: to mass-produce
|
seríceo {adj}
|
:: sericious
|
sérico {adj}
|
:: silk (attributive); silky
|
sérico {adj}
|
:: serum (attributive)
|
sericultura {f}
|
:: synonym of sericicultura
|
serie {f}
|
:: series (a number of things that follow one another)
|
serie {f}
|
:: series (a television or radio program with several episodes)
|
serie {f} [mathematics]
|
:: series
|
serie {f} [exercise, weightlifting]
|
:: set
|
seriedad {f}
|
:: seriousness
|
serigrafía {f}
|
:: serigraphy, silk-screen printing, screen printing
|
serigrafía {f}
|
:: serigraph, silk-screen print
|
serigrafiar {v}
|
:: to silkscreen
|
serigráfico {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to serigraphy
|
serín {m}
|
:: seedeater
|
serina {f}
|
:: serine
|
serio {adj}
|
:: serious, earnest, sober, solemn (without humor)
|
serio {adj}
|
:: serious, grave, deep (important, weighty)
|
serio {adj}
|
:: serious (really intending what was said)
|
serio {adj}
|
:: straight (demeanor)
|
serio {adj}
|
:: staid (formal)
|
serísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of serio
|
ser la repanocha {phrase} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: to be awesome, extraordinary
|
serliano {adj}
|
:: Serlian
|
sermón {m}
|
:: sermon
|
sermón {m}
|
:: harangue
|
sermoncillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sermón
|
sermoncito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sermón
|
sermonear {v}
|
:: to sermonize
|
serna {f}
|
:: tilled land to be seeded
|
Serna {prop}
|
:: surname
|
seroalbúmina {f} [protein]
|
:: seralbumin
|
seroconcordante {adj}
|
:: seroconcordant
|
seroconversión {f}
|
:: seroconversion
|
serodiscordante {adj}
|
:: serodiscordant
|
serofobia {f}
|
:: serophobia
|
serogrupo {m}
|
:: serogroup
|
seroja {f}
|
:: dry leaves
|
seroja {f}
|
:: foliage
|
serojo {m}
|
:: dry leaves
|
serojo {m}
|
:: foliage
|
serología {f}
|
:: serology
|
serológico {adj}
|
:: serologic
|
serón {m}
|
:: Large basket
|
seronegativo {adj}
|
:: seronegative
|
seropositivo {adj}
|
:: seropositive
|
seroso {adj}
|
:: serous
|
serotipo {m}
|
:: serotype
|
serotonina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: serotonin
|
serotoninérgico {adj}
|
:: serotoninergic
|
ser otro cantar {v} [idiom, defective]
|
:: to be another story; to be a whole nother story
|
serpear {vi}
|
:: alternative form of serpentear
|
Serpens {prop} [constellation]
|
:: Serpens (large summer constellation of the northern sky)
|
serpentario {m}
|
:: secretary (bird)
|
serpentario {m}
|
:: serpentarium (reptile park)
|
serpenteante {adj}
|
:: winding, windy
|
serpentear {v}
|
:: to wind; to meander; to go like a serpent
|
serpentear {v}
|
:: to wriggle
|
serpentín {m}
|
:: coil
|
serpentín {m}
|
:: serpentine (weapon)
|
serpentina {f}
|
:: streamer (paper)
|
serpentina {f} [mineral]
|
:: serpentine
|
serpentinero {m} [baseball]
|
:: pitcher
|
serpentinita {f}
|
:: serpentinite
|
serpentinización {f} [geology]
|
:: serpentinization
|
serpentino {adj}
|
:: serpentine
|
serpentón {m}
|
:: serpent (musical instrument)
|
serpiente {f}
|
:: snake, serpent (legless reptile of the sub-order Serpentes)
|
serpiente {f} [specifically]
|
:: a large or medium-sized snake
|
serpiente {f} [figuratively]
|
:: snake
|
serpiente de cascabel {f}
|
:: rattlesnake
|
serpiente marina {f}
|
:: sea snake
|
serpiente marina {f} [mythology]
|
:: sea serpent
|
serpina {f} [protein]
|
:: serpin
|
Serpukhoviano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Serpukhovian (subdivision of the Carboniferous period)
|
Serpukhoviense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Serpukhovian (subdivision of the Carboniferous period)
|
serrador {m}
|
:: sawyer
|
serrallo {m}
|
:: seraglio
|
serrallo {m}
|
:: harem
|
serrana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of serrano
|
serranía {f}
|
:: mountains, mountainous area
|
serrano {adj}
|
:: mountain, mountainous
|
serrano {m}
|
:: sea bass
|
serrano {m} [mollusc]
|
:: Iberus gualterianus
|
serrano {m}
|
:: serrano (serrano chili)
|
serrano {m}
|
:: mountaineer
|
Serrano {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
serrar {vt}
|
:: to saw
|
serrato {m} [muscle]
|
:: serratus
|
Serravalliense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Serravallian (subdivision of the Miocene epoch)
|
serrería {f}
|
:: sawmill (a workshop for cutting lumber)
|
serreta {f}
|
:: merganser (bird in genus Mergus)
|
serrín {m}
|
:: sawdust
|
serruchar {v}
|
:: to saw into pieces
|
serrucho {m}
|
:: handsaw
|
serrulado {adj}
|
:: serrulate
|
sertanejo {m}
|
:: sertenejo
|
ser todo oídos {v} [idiom]
|
:: to be all ears
|
sertón {m}
|
:: outback; bush
|
sertralina {f}
|
:: sertraline
|
seruendo {adj} [rare, of fruit]
|
:: late; late-ripening
|
serum {m}
|
:: serum
|
ser una tumba {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: To keep a secret
|
ser uña y carne {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to be inseparable
|
ser un mono de repetición {v} [idiom]
|
:: to parrot (to repeat another thing)
|
serval {m}
|
:: serval
|
servible {adj}
|
:: serviceable, usable
|
servicentro {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay]
|
:: gas station, service station
|
servicial {adj}
|
:: helpful
|
servicial {adj}
|
:: attentive
|
servicial {adj}
|
:: kind
|
servicio {m}
|
:: service
|
servicio {m}
|
:: public toilet
|
servicio {m}
|
:: amenity
|
servicio {m}
|
:: silverware
|
serviçio {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of servicio
|
servicio al cliente {m}
|
:: customer service
|
servicio militar {m}
|
:: military service
|
servicio secreto {m}
|
:: secret service
|
servidor {m}
|
:: server
|
servidor {m}
|
:: yours truly; muggins
|
servidor {m}
|
:: urinal
|
servidor {m} [computing]
|
:: server
|
servidora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of servidor
|
servidor proxy {m} [computing]
|
:: proxy server (server that acts as an intermediary between a user and another server)
|
servidumbre {f}
|
:: servitude
|
servidumbre {f}
|
:: easement
|
servil {adj}
|
:: servile
|
servilismo {m}
|
:: servility
|
servilleta {f}
|
:: napkin
|
servilletero {m}
|
:: napkin ring
|
servilletero {m}
|
:: napkin holder
|
servilmente {adv}
|
:: slavishly, submissively
|
servir {vit}
|
:: to serve (to be a servant or worker; to render service)
|
servir {vit}
|
:: to serve (to be a servant for; to work for)
|
servir {vi}
|
:: to be of use, to be good for
|
servir {vi}
|
:: to serve (to usefully take the place of something else)
|
servir {vi}
|
:: to serve (to be in military service)
|
servir {vit}
|
:: to serve (to set down (food or drink) on the table to be eaten)
|
servir {vi} [sports]
|
:: to serve (to lead off with the first delivery over the net in tennis, volleyball, ping pong, badminton, etc.)
|
servir {vr} [with de]
|
:: to help oneself to (to take something freely)
|
servitud {f}
|
:: serfdom
|
servo {m}
|
:: abbreviation of servomecanismo
|
servo {m}
|
:: abbreviation of servomotor
|
servodirección {f}
|
:: power steering
|
servofreno {m}
|
:: servo brake
|
servomecanismo {m}
|
:: servomechanism
|
servomotor {m}
|
:: servomotor
|
sésamo {m}
|
:: sesame (tropical Asian plant Sesamum indicum)
|
sésamo {m}
|
:: sesame, sesame seed (the seed of this plant)
|
sesamoideo {m}
|
:: sesamoid
|
seseante {adj}
|
:: Speaking in an accent that pronounces z as /s/ and c before e or i as /s/
|
sesear {v}
|
:: To speak in an accent that pronounces the letter "z" as /s/ and the letter "c" before "e" or "i" as /s/
|
sesenta {num}
|
:: sixty
|
sesentas {fp}
|
:: seventies (decade)
|
sesentavo {adj}
|
:: sixtieth
|
sesentavo {m}
|
:: sixtieth
|
sesentayochismo {m}
|
:: spirit of 1968
|
sesenta y tres {num}
|
:: sixty-three
|
sesentena {f}
|
:: Group of about seventy
|
sesentero {adj}
|
:: Characteristic of the decade of the 1960s
|
sesentista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: sixties (relating to the 1960s, 1860s etc.)
|
sesentón {adj}
|
:: sixtyish (years old)
|
sesentón {m}
|
:: A man of around sixty years old
|
sesentona {f}
|
:: A woman aged around sixty years old
|
seseo {m}
|
:: An accent in Spanish and Galician that pronounces z, and c when before e or i, as /s/ as opposed to /θ/
|
sesera {f}
|
:: brain
|
sesera {f} [colloquial]
|
:: noggin; nog
|
sesera {f} [colloquial]
|
:: brains (intelligence)
|
sesgadamente {adv}
|
:: slantwise, slopingly
|
sesgadamente {adv}
|
:: biasedly
|
sesgado {adj}
|
:: slanted
|
sesgado {adj}
|
:: biased
|
sesgar {v}
|
:: to cut diagonally
|
sesgar {v}
|
:: to cut on the bias
|
sesgar {v}
|
:: to slant
|
sesgo {adj}
|
:: slanting, sloping
|
sesgo {m}
|
:: bias, skew
|
sesgo {m}
|
:: slant, slope
|
sesgo {m}
|
:: twist (in a story)
|
sésil {adj} [zoology]
|
:: sessile
|
sésil {adj} [botany]
|
:: sessile
|
sesión {f}
|
:: session
|
sesionar {vi} [law]
|
:: to be in session
|
sesionista {mf}
|
:: session musician
|
seso {m}
|
:: brain
|
seso {m} [often in plural]
|
:: brainwork, brain power
|
sesquicentenario {m}
|
:: sesquicentenary
|
sesquilingüismo {m}
|
:: sesquilingualism
|
sesquipedal {adj}
|
:: sesquipedalian
|
sesquiterpénico {adj}
|
:: sesquiterpenoid
|
sesquiterpeno {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sesquiterpene
|
sesquiterpenoide {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sesquiterpenoid
|
sestaoarra {adj}
|
:: Of or related to Sestao
|
sestaoarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Sestao
|
sestear {v}
|
:: to nap, to have a siesta
|
sesteo {m}
|
:: nap; doze; siesta
|
sestercio {m}
|
:: sestertius (Roman coin)
|
sesterterpeno {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sesterterpene
|
sesudamente {adv}
|
:: wisely
|
sesudo {adj}
|
:: highbrow
|
sesudo {adj}
|
:: brainy, wise, sensible
|
se supone {phrase}
|
:: it is supposed, it is assumed
|
se supone {phrase}
|
:: it is supposed to be that way
|
se supone {phrase} [+subjunctive]
|
:: it is supposed to be that
|
se supone {phrase}
|
:: it is meant
|
set {m} [tennis]
|
:: set
|
seta {f}
|
:: mushroom (especially edible)
|
setabense {adj}
|
:: of or from Xàtiva
|
setabense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Xàtiva
|
setear {v} [computing]
|
:: to set (put as a setting)
|
setecientos {num}
|
:: seven hundred
|
setenta {num}
|
:: seventy
|
setentas {mp}
|
:: seventies; 1970s
|
setentavo {adj}
|
:: seventieth
|
setentavo {m}
|
:: seventieth
|
setentena {f}
|
:: seventysomething
|
setentero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: seventies
|
setentista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: seventies (relating to the 1970s, 1870s etc.)
|
setentón {adj}
|
:: seventyish (years old)
|
setentón {m}
|
:: A man of around seventy years old
|
setiembre {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of septiembre
|
sétima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sétimo
|
sétimo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of séptimo
|
sétimo {m}
|
:: alternative form of séptimo
|
seto {m}
|
:: fence
|
seto {m}
|
:: hedge
|
seto vivo {m}
|
:: hedge (thicket of bushes planted as a fence)
|
seudo- {prefix}
|
:: alternative spelling of pseudo-
|
seudo {adj}
|
:: pseudo
|
seudocientífico {m}
|
:: pseudoscientist
|
seudoconsulta {f}
|
:: pseudo-consultancy
|
seudocultural {adj}
|
:: pseudocultural
|
seudodemocrático {adj}
|
:: pseudodemocratic
|
seudoefedrina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: pseudoephedrine
|
seudogén {m} [genetics]
|
:: pseudogene
|
seudointelectual {mf}
|
:: pseudointellectual
|
seudoliterario {adj}
|
:: pseudo-literary
|
seudónimo {m}
|
:: A pseudonym
|
seudopeptidoglicano {m} [organic compound]
|
:: pseudopeptidoglycan
|
seudópodo {m} [biology]
|
:: pseudopod
|
seudoreligioso {adj}
|
:: pseudoreligious
|
seudorrevolución {f}
|
:: pseudo-revolution
|
seudorrevolucionario {adj}
|
:: pseudo-revolutionary
|
seudototalitarismo {m}
|
:: pseudo-totalitarianism
|
Seúl {prop} {m}
|
:: Seúl (capital city)
|
seulense {adj}
|
:: Seoulite (of or pertaining to Seoul, South Korea)
|
seulense {mf}
|
:: Seoulite (native or resident of Seoul, South Korea)
|
seulés {adj}
|
:: Seoulite (of or pertaining to Seoul, South Korea)
|
seulés {m}
|
:: Seoulite (native or resident of Seoul, South Korea)
|
seulesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of seulés
|
Seve {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
severamente {adv}
|
:: severely, strictly
|
severidad {f}
|
:: severity
|
severísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of severo
|
severo {adj}
|
:: severe
|
seviche {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of cebiche
|
Sevilla {prop} {f}
|
:: Sevilla (capital city)
|
Sevilla {prop} {f}
|
:: Sevilla (province)
|
Sevilla {prop} {f}
|
:: surname deriving from the city
|
sevillana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sevillano
|
sevillana {f}
|
:: [in the plural] songs and dances that are typical of Seville
|
sevillano {adj}
|
:: Sevillian, Sevillan
|
sevillano {m}
|
:: Sevillian, Sevillan
|
sevillismo {m}
|
:: Support of Sevilla FC, a football team from Seville
|
sevillista {mf} [football]
|
:: A fan, player, or other person associated with Sevilla FC, a football team from the Spanish city of Seville
|
sevillistas {adj}
|
:: plural of sevillista
|
sexagenario {adj}
|
:: sexagenarian, sixtysomething-year-old
|
sexagenario {m}
|
:: sexagenarian
|
sexagésima {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sexagésimo
|
sexagesimal {adj}
|
:: sexagesimal
|
sexagésimo {adj}
|
:: sixtieth
|
sexagésimo {m}
|
:: sixtieth
|
sexagonal {adj}
|
:: hexagonal
|
sex-appeal {m}
|
:: sex appeal
|
sexappeal {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sex-appeal
|
sexcentésimo {adj}
|
:: six hundredth
|
sexenal {adj}
|
:: sexennial
|
sexenio {m}
|
:: a six-year period
|
sexenio {m} [countable, Mexico, politics]
|
:: the non-renewable six-year term limit of the President of Mexico
|
sexi {adj}
|
:: sexy
|
sexismo {m}
|
:: sexism
|
sexista {adj}
|
:: sexist
|
sexista {mf}
|
:: sexist
|
sexma {f}
|
:: synonym of sexmo
|
sexmera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sexmero
|
sexmero {m}
|
:: The elected official of a sexmo
|
sexmo {m}
|
:: A Spanish rural administrative division
|
sexo {m}
|
:: gender
|
sexo {m}
|
:: sex (the act)
|
sexo {m}
|
:: sex organ
|
sexoadicto {m}
|
:: sex addict
|
sexo anal {m}
|
:: anal sex
|
sexo débil {m} [dated, offensive]
|
:: weaker sex: women
|
sexo feo {m} [dated]
|
:: men, taken collectively
|
sexo fuerte {m} [dated]
|
:: men, taken collectively
|
sexóloga {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sexólogo
|
sexología {f}
|
:: sexology
|
sexológico {adj}
|
:: sexological
|
sexólogo {m}
|
:: sexologist
|
sexo opuesto {m}
|
:: opposite sex
|
sexo oral {m}
|
:: oral sex (stimulation of the genitals using the mouth)
|
sexópata {mf}
|
:: sex addict
|
sexopatía {f}
|
:: sex addiction
|
sexoservicio {m}
|
:: prostitution
|
sexoservidora {f}
|
:: sex worker; prostitute
|
sexo vaginal {m}
|
:: vaginal sex
|
sex shop {m}
|
:: sex shop
|
sexta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sexto
|
sexta {f} [music]
|
:: sixth
|
sextaferia {f} [Asturias, historical]
|
:: A day, usually every year, on which townsfolk were obliged gathered together to repair the roadways
|
sextante {m}
|
:: sextant
|
Sextante {prop} {m}
|
:: Sextans (constellation)
|
sexteta {m}
|
:: sextet
|
sextete {m}
|
:: sextet
|
sexteto {m}
|
:: sextet
|
sextilla {f} [poetry]
|
:: A poem of six lines, generally with eight syllables per line
|
sextillón {num}
|
:: 1036
|
sexting {m}
|
:: sexting
|
sexto {adj}
|
:: sixth
|
sexto {m}
|
:: sixth
|
séxtuple {m}
|
:: sextuple
|
séxtuple {adj}
|
:: sextuple, six-time
|
séxtuple {adj}
|
:: six-part
|
sextuplicar {vt}
|
:: to sextuplicate
|
sexuación {f}
|
:: sexuation
|
sexuado {adj} [biology, of a species]
|
:: having individuals distinguished by sex
|
sexual {adj}
|
:: sexual
|
sexualidad {f}
|
:: sexuality
|
sexualización {f}
|
:: sexualization
|
sexualizar {vt}
|
:: to sexualize
|
sexualmente {adv}
|
:: sexually
|
sexy {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sexi
|
seychelense {adj}
|
:: Seychellois, Seychellean
|
seychelense {mf}
|
:: Seychellois, Seychellean
|
seychellense {adj}
|
:: Seychellois
|
seychellense {mf}
|
:: Seychellois
|
Seychelles {prop} {f}
|
:: Seychelles
|
shake {m}
|
:: shake (drink)
|
shakespeariano {adj}
|
:: Shakespearian
|
shakesperiano {adj}
|
:: Shakespearean
|
shalágram {m}
|
:: shaligram
|
shamán {m}
|
:: alternative form of chamán
|
shamánico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of chamánico
|
shamanismo {m}
|
:: alternative form of chamanismo
|
shambar {m}
|
:: shambar
|
shámbar {m}
|
:: shambar
|
shamisen {m}
|
:: shamisen
|
shamoji {f}
|
:: shamoji
|
shampoo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of champú
|
Shanghái {prop} {m}
|
:: Shanghái (direct-administered municipality/major port city)
|
shanghaiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of shanghaiano
|
shanghaiano {adj}
|
:: Shanghainese (of or pertaining to Shanghai, China)
|
shanghaiano {m}
|
:: Shanghainese (native or resident of Shanghai, China)
|
shanghainés {adj}
|
:: Shanghainese
|
shanghainés {m}
|
:: Shanghainese
|
shanghainés {m}
|
:: Shanghainese
|
shanghainesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of shanghainés
|
shansho {m} [Peru]
|
:: hoatzin
|
shantung {m}
|
:: shantung
|
share {m} [television]
|
:: share of the audience
|
sharia {f}
|
:: sharia
|
sharía {f}
|
:: sharia
|
shatranj {m}
|
:: shatranj
|
shawarma {m}
|
:: shawarma
|
SHCP {prop}
|
:: initialism of Secretaría de Hacienda y Crédito Público de México
|
Sheinwoodiense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Sheinwoodian (subdivision of the Silurian period)
|
Shénzhen {prop}
|
:: Shénzhen (major sub-provincial city)
|
Sheremétievo {prop} {m}
|
:: Sheremetyevo (airport in Russia)
|
sherif {m}
|
:: sherrif
|
sheriff {m}
|
:: sheriff (all senses)
|
sherpa {mf}
|
:: sherpa
|
sherpa {mf}
|
:: Sherpa
|
shido {m}
|
:: shido
|
shií {mf}
|
:: Shi'ite
|
shií {m}
|
:: Shia
|
shií {adj}
|
:: Shi'ite
|
shiita {adj}
|
:: Shi'ite
|
shiita {mf}
|
:: Shi'ite
|
shiita {mf}
|
:: Shia
|
shiitake {m}
|
:: shiitake (Lentinula edodes, an edible mushroom)
|
shikimato {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: shikimate
|
shiksa {f}
|
:: alternative form of shikse
|
shikse {f}
|
:: shiksa (non-Jewish woman)
|
shinto {m}
|
:: Shinto
|
shipibo {adj}
|
:: Shipibo
|
shipibo {m}
|
:: Shibipo
|
shiso {m}
|
:: shiso
|
shitake {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of shiitake
|
shivaísmo {m}
|
:: Shaivism
|
shivaísta {mf}
|
:: Shivaist
|
Shizuko {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
shock {m}
|
:: shock
|
shockear {v}
|
:: to shock
|
shock eléctrico {m}
|
:: electric shock
|
shoegazing {m}
|
:: shoegazing
|
shogi {m}
|
:: shogi
|
shogún {m}
|
:: shogun
|
shogunal {adj}
|
:: shogunal
|
shogunato {m}
|
:: shogunate
|
shooter {m}
|
:: shooter (game)
|
shopping {m}
|
:: shopping center
|
shopping {m}
|
:: shopping (the leisure activity of going shopping)
|
shorcitos {mp}
|
:: short shorts
|
shorstop {m}
|
:: shortstop
|
short {m}
|
:: shorts
|
shortcitos {mp}
|
:: diminutive of shorts
|
shorts {mp}
|
:: shorts
|
shorts {mp}
|
:: plural of short
|
shortstop {m} [baseball]
|
:: shortstop
|
shot {m}
|
:: shot (small portion of drink)
|
Shota {prop} {m}
|
:: Shota (male given name)
|
show {m}
|
:: show
|
show {m} [colloquial]
|
:: A scandal
|
show {m}
|
:: spectacle
|
show {m}
|
:: An exhibition motivated action or thing
|
showbiz {m}
|
:: showbiz
|
show cooking {m}
|
:: cooking show
|
showman {m}
|
:: showman
|
show room {m}
|
:: showroom
|
showroom {m}
|
:: showroom
|
showrunner {mf}
|
:: showrunner
|
shuar {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Shuar people of Ecuador and Peru
|
shuar {m}
|
:: The Shuar language
|
shuco {m} [Guatemala]
|
:: hot dog
|
shudrá {m} [Hinduism]
|
:: Shudra
|
shuko {m} [Guatemala]
|
:: hot dog
|
shul {m} [Judaism]
|
:: shul, synagogue
|
shura {f}
|
:: shura
|
si {conj}
|
:: if
|
SI {prop} {m}
|
:: abbreviation of Sinaloa (Mexican state)
|
sí {particle}
|
:: yes, affirmation. Commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question
|
sí {m}
|
:: yes; aye, ay; approbation, acceptance
|
sí {pron}
|
:: himself, herself, itself, themselves, yourself, yourselves (form of se used after prepositions)
|
sial {m}
|
:: sial
|
sialato {m}
|
:: sialate
|
siálico {adj}
|
:: sialic
|
Siam {prop} {m} [historical]
|
:: Siam (the former name of Thailand)
|
siamés {adj}
|
:: Siamese (from Siam)
|
siamés {m}
|
:: Siamese (man from Siam)
|
siamés {m}
|
:: Siamese cat
|
sibarita {m}
|
:: sybarite
|
sibarítico {adj}
|
:: sybaritic
|
sibarítico {adj}
|
:: luxurious
|
sibaritismo {m}
|
:: sybaritism
|
Siberia {prop} {f}
|
:: Siberia (region)
|
siberiana {f}
|
:: female equivalent of siberiano
|
siberiano {adj}
|
:: Siberian
|
siberiano {m}
|
:: Siberian
|
si bien {conj}
|
:: although, albeit
|
sibil {m}
|
:: A small recess carved into a cave wall to preserve meat and other provisions
|
sibil {m}
|
:: A small underground hollow
|
sibila {f}
|
:: sibyl
|
sibilancia {f}
|
:: wheezing
|
sibilante {adj}
|
:: sibilant, hissing
|
sibilante {f} [phonetics]
|
:: a sibilant
|
sibilinamente {adv}
|
:: mysteriously
|
sibilino {adj}
|
:: sibylline
|
siboney {mf}
|
:: Ciboney; Siboney
|
siboneyista {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Ciboney people
|
sibutramina {f} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: sibutramine
|
si cabe {adv}
|
:: if possible; if you can imagine
|
sicaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sicario
|
sicariato {m}
|
:: The hiring of a hitman to kill someone
|
sicario {m}
|
:: hitman (hired killer)
|
sicav {f}
|
:: SICAV
|
Sicilia {prop} {f}
|
:: Sicilia (island/and/region)
|
siciliana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of siciliano
|
siciliano {adj}
|
:: Sicilian
|
siciliano {m}
|
:: Sicilian (language)
|
siciliano {m}
|
:: Sicilian (people)
|
siclo {m}
|
:: shekel (old unit of currency)
|
sico- {prefix}
|
:: alternative spelling of psico-
|
sicoafectivo {adj}
|
:: psychoaffective
|
sicoanálisis {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicoanálisis
|
sicoanalista {mf}
|
:: alternative form of psicoanalista
|
sicoanalítico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of psicoanalítico
|
sicoanalizar {v}
|
:: alternative form of psicoanalizar
|
sicodelia {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicodelia
|
sicodélico {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicodélico
|
sicoeducativo {adj}
|
:: psychoeducational
|
sicofanta {mf}
|
:: sycophant
|
sicofante {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sicofanta
|
sicográfico {adj}
|
:: psychographic
|
sicóloga {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicóloga
|
sicología {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicología
|
sicológicamente {adv}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicológicamente
|
sicológico {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicológico
|
sicólogo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicólogo
|
sicometría {f}
|
:: alternative form of psicometría
|
sicométrico {adj}
|
:: alternative form of psicométrico
|
sicomoro {m}
|
:: alternative form of sicómoro
|
sicómoro {m}
|
:: sycamore
|
sicomoro americano {m}
|
:: A species of large tree native to eastern North America and planted elsewhere, the American sycamore, Platanus occidentalis
|
sicómoro occidental {m}
|
:: American sycamore
|
sicooncología {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicooncología
|
sicópata {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicópata
|
sicopatía {f}
|
:: alternative form of psicopatía
|
sicopatológico {adj}
|
:: psychopathological
|
sicosis {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicosis
|
sicosocial {adj}
|
:: psychosocial
|
sicosomático {adj}
|
:: alternative form of psicosomático
|
sicoterapeuta {mf}
|
:: alternative form of psicoterapeuta
|
sicoterapéutico {adj}
|
:: psychotherapeutic
|
sicoterapia {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psicoterapia
|
sicótico {adj}
|
:: psychotic
|
sicotrópico {adj}
|
:: psychotropic
|
sículo {adj}
|
:: Sicilian
|
sículo {m}
|
:: Sicilian
|
sida {m}
|
:: abbreviation of síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida (AIDS)
|
SIDA {m}
|
:: alternative case form of sida
|
sidecar {m}
|
:: sidecar
|
sideral {adj}
|
:: sidereal
|
sideralmente {adv}
|
:: sidereally
|
sidéreo {adj}
|
:: sideral
|
siderita {f} [mineral]
|
:: siderite
|
siderito {m}
|
:: siderite (iron meteorite)
|
siderófilo {m}
|
:: siderophile
|
siderófilo {adj}
|
:: siderophile
|
sideróforo {m}
|
:: siderophore
|
sideromelano {m} [geology]
|
:: sideromelane
|
siderurgia {f}
|
:: siderurgy (iron and steel industry)
|
siderúrgico {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to siderurgy
|
si Dios lo quiere {phrase}
|
:: alternative form of si Dios quiere
|
si Dios quiere {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: God willing
|
Sídney {prop}
|
:: Sídney (city)
|
sidneyés {adj}
|
:: Sydneyite (of or pertaining to Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
|
sidneyés {m}
|
:: Sydneysider, Sydneyite (native or resident of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia)
|
sidneyesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sidneyés
|
Sidón {prop}
|
:: Sidon (city state of Phoenicia)
|
sidonia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sidonio
|
sidonio {adj}
|
:: Sidonian (of or pertaining to Sidon, Lebanon)
|
sidonio {m}
|
:: Sidonian (native or resident of Sidon, Lebanon)
|
sidra {f}
|
:: cider
|
sidra dulce {f}
|
:: A non-alcoholic apple drink bottled just after the apples have been squeezed
|
sidrería {f}
|
:: cidery (place where cider is brewed)
|
sidrería {f}
|
:: pub or bar where cider is sold; a cider house
|
sidrero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: cider
|
sidrero {adj}
|
:: cider-drinking; cider-loving
|
sidrero {m}
|
:: cider producer
|
sidrero {m}
|
:: cider drinker
|
sidrina {f}
|
:: diminutive of sidra
|
siembra {f}
|
:: seeding
|
siembra {f}
|
:: sowing time
|
siembra {f}
|
:: sown seed
|
siempre {adv}
|
:: always
|
siempre {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: ultimately, in the end
|
siempre hay un roto para un descosido {proverb}
|
:: there's a lid for every pot
|
siempre que {conj}
|
:: whenever, when, anytime
|
siempre que {conj}
|
:: provided, provided that, as long as, on (the) condition that, insofar as
|
siempretieso {m} [Andalusia]
|
:: roly-poly (toy)
|
siempreverde {adj}
|
:: evergreen
|
siempreviva {f}
|
:: houseleek; liveforever
|
siempre y cuando {prep} [idiomatic]
|
:: as long as, provided that, provided, on condition that
|
siempre y cuando {prep} [idiomatic]
|
:: whenever, if and when, as and when
|
siempre y cuando {prep} [idiomatic]
|
:: in case, if
|
sien {f} [anatomy]
|
:: temple (part of the skull on the side of the forehead)
|
sienes {fp} [anatomy]
|
:: temporal (temples of the head)
|
sienés {adj}
|
:: Sienese
|
sienés {m}
|
:: Sienese person
|
sienesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sienés
|
sienita {f}
|
:: syenite
|
sienítico {adj}
|
:: syenitic
|
si entre burros te ves, rebuzna alguna vez {proverb}
|
:: when in Rome, do as the Romans do
|
sierense {adj}
|
:: of or from Siero
|
sierense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Siero
|
sierpe {f}
|
:: large serpent, snake
|
sierpe {f} [figuratively]
|
:: wriggler, anything that wriggles
|
sierpe {f} [figuratively]
|
:: ugly person, angry person, dangerous person
|
sierpe {f} [botany]
|
:: sprout, shoot, sucker
|
sierra {f}
|
:: saw [tool]
|
sierra {f}
|
:: mountain range
|
sierra {f}
|
:: swordfish
|
sierra {f} [Chile]
|
:: snoek (Thyrsites atun)
|
Sierra {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
sierra de vaivén {f}
|
:: jigsaw (tool)
|
sierra eléctrica {f}
|
:: electrical chainsaw (saw with a power driven chain)
|
Sierra Leona {prop} {f}
|
:: Sierra Leona (country)
|
sierraleonés {adj}
|
:: Sierra Leonian
|
sierraleonés {m}
|
:: Sierra Leonian
|
Sierra Madre Occidental {prop} {f}
|
:: A mountain range on the west side of the Mexican Plateau
|
Sierra Negra {prop}
|
:: Sierra Negra
|
Sierra Negra {prop}
|
:: Sierra Negra (mountain)
|
Sierra Negra {prop}
|
:: Sierra Negra (mountain)
|
sierva {f}
|
:: feminine noun of siervo
|
siervo {m}
|
:: servant
|
siervo {m}
|
:: serf
|
siervo {m}
|
:: slave
|
siesta {f}
|
:: siesta, nap
|
siestecita {f}
|
:: diminutive of siesta
|
siestero {adj}
|
:: siesta-liking; keen on having a siesta
|
siestero {m}
|
:: napper; siesta-taker
|
siestica {f}
|
:: diminutive of siesta
|
siestita {f}
|
:: diminutive of siesta
|
si es un perro, muerde {phrase}
|
:: It's right in front of you/me etc
|
siete {num}
|
:: seven
|
siete {m}
|
:: seven
|
sietemesino {adj}
|
:: born two-months premature
|
sietemesino {m}
|
:: A baby born two-months premature
|
sietemil {m}
|
:: a mountain 7000-7999 metres high
|
siete pecados capitales {mp}
|
:: seven deadly sins
|
Siete Sabios {prop} {mp}
|
:: Seven Sages (the seven ancient Greeks)
|
sievert {m}
|
:: sievert
|
siévert {m}
|
:: sievert (unit)
|
sifaca {m}
|
:: sifaka
|
sifilazo {m} [slang]
|
:: syphilis; the pox
|
sífilis {f}
|
:: syphilis
|
sifilítico {adj}
|
:: syphilitic
|
sifón {m}
|
:: siphon
|
sifón {m}
|
:: U-bend
|
sifón {m}
|
:: soda (as a mixer)
|
sifonaje {m}
|
:: siphoning
|
sifonal {adj}
|
:: siphonal
|
sifonáptero {m}
|
:: siphonapteran
|
sifonóforo {m} [zoology]
|
:: siphonophore
|
sifrinito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sifrino
|
sifrino {adj} [Venezuela, derogatory]
|
:: snobbish, snobby, snob (said of a person who ostentatiously belongs to, or pretends to belong to the upper social classes)
|
sifrino {adj} [Venezuela, derogatory]
|
:: empty, dud (a person who possesses fashion and material goods, but who has low spiritual and intellectual qualities)
|
sifrino {adj} [Venezuela, derogatory]
|
:: stuck-up, full of airs and graces
|
sigilar {vt}
|
:: to stamp
|
sigilar {vt}
|
:: to hush; to silence (keep secret)
|
sigilo {m}
|
:: stealth
|
sigilo {m}
|
:: secrecy
|
sigilo {m}
|
:: sigil
|
sigilografía {f}
|
:: sigillography
|
sigilosamente {adv}
|
:: sneakily
|
sigilosamente {adv}
|
:: discreetly; secretively
|
sigiloso {adj}
|
:: sneaking, stealthy
|
sigiloso {adj}
|
:: discreet
|
sigiloso {adj}
|
:: secretive
|
sigla {f}
|
:: initial
|
sigla {f}
|
:: acronym (of any type: phonetic acronym or initialism)
|
siglo {m}
|
:: century
|
siglo {m}
|
:: a significant period of time; an age
|
siglo {m} [poetic]
|
:: An eon
|
sigma {f}
|
:: sigma; the Greek letter Σ, σ
|
sigmatrópico {adj} [chemistry]
|
:: sigmatropic
|
sigmoide {adj}
|
:: sigmoid
|
sigmoideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sigmoid
|
signar {v}
|
:: to sign
|
signario {m}
|
:: script (writing system)
|
signatario {adj}
|
:: signatory
|
signatario {m}
|
:: signatory
|
signatura {f}
|
:: signature (in book)
|
sígnico {adj} [attributive]
|
:: sign; signage
|
significación {f}
|
:: signification; significance
|
significación {f}
|
:: sense; meaning
|
significado {adj}
|
:: well-known
|
significado {adj}
|
:: important, significant
|
significado {m}
|
:: meaning
|
significado {m}
|
:: significance
|
significancia {f}
|
:: significance
|
significante {adj}
|
:: significant
|
significantemente {adv}
|
:: significantly
|
significar {v}
|
:: to signify
|
significar {v}
|
:: to mean
|
significar {vp}
|
:: to stand out
|
significar {v} [en, .pronominal]
|
:: to speak out, to assert (to voice one's opinion)
|
significativamente {adv}
|
:: significantly
|
significatividad {f}
|
:: significance
|
significativo {adj}
|
:: significant
|
signo {m}
|
:: sign
|
signo de exclamación {m}
|
:: exclamation mark (either normal "!" or the inverted "¡")
|
signo de interrogación {m}
|
:: question mark (either "¿" put at beginning of the question, or "?" put at the end of question)
|
signo zodiacal {m}
|
:: astrological sign
|
siguiente {adj}
|
:: following
|
siguiente {adj}
|
:: next
|
siguiriya {f}
|
:: siguiriya
|
sigüís {m} [Venezuela]
|
:: dobber; snitch
|
sii {conj} [mathematics, rare]
|
:: iff
|
siitake {m}
|
:: siitake
|
sij {adj}
|
:: Sikh
|
sij {mf}
|
:: Sikh
|
sijismo {m}
|
:: Sikhism
|
sílaba {f}
|
:: syllable
|
silabación {f}
|
:: syllabification
|
silabar {v}
|
:: to syllabify; to enunciate each syllable
|
silabario {m}
|
:: primer (textbook)
|
silabario {m} [linguistics]
|
:: syllabary
|
silabear {v}
|
:: to syllabify; to enunciate each syllable
|
silabeo {m}
|
:: syllabification
|
silábico {adj}
|
:: syllabic
|
silabograma {f}
|
:: syllabogram
|
si la mirada matara {phrase}
|
:: if looks could kill; used to characterize a look of strong hostility
|
silano {m} [organic chemistry]
|
:: silane
|
Silas {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Silas
|
si la vida te da limones, haz limonada {phrase} [idiomatic]
|
:: when life gives you lemons, make lemonade
|
silbada {f} [avian]
|
:: A tweet
|
silbador {m}
|
:: whistler (one who whistles)
|
silbador {adj}
|
:: whistling
|
silbante {adj}
|
:: whistling
|
silbante {adj}
|
:: sibilant
|
silbante {f}
|
:: sibilant
|
silbar {vi}
|
:: to whistle
|
silbatazo {m}
|
:: whistle (sound)
|
silbatero {m} [Costa Rica]
|
:: referee
|
silbatina {f}
|
:: booing; whistling (negatively)
|
silbato {m}
|
:: whistle (instrument)
|
silbato {m}
|
:: whistle (sound)
|
silbidito {m}
|
:: diminutive of silbido
|
silbido {m}
|
:: whistling, whistle
|
silbo {m}
|
:: whistle, whistling (sound, act of whistling)
|
silbón {m}
|
:: widgeon; European widgeon
|
sildenafilo {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sildenafil
|
silenciador {m}
|
:: muffler (part of exhaust pipe)
|
silenciador {m}
|
:: silencer (firearm attachment used to reduce firing noise)
|
silenciamiento {m}
|
:: silencing
|
silenciar {v}
|
:: to silence
|
silencio {m}
|
:: silence
|
silenciosamente {adv}
|
:: silently
|
silencioso {adj}
|
:: silent
|
silencioso {adj}
|
:: quiet
|
silente {adj} [formal]
|
:: silent; noiseless
|
silepsis {f} [rhetoric]
|
:: syllepsis
|
silesia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of silesio
|
Silesia {prop} {f}
|
:: Silesia (region)
|
silesiano {adj}
|
:: Silesian (of or pertaining to the region of Silesia)
|
silesiano {m}
|
:: Silesian (native or resident of Silesia)
|
silesio {adj}
|
:: Silesian
|
silesio {m}
|
:: Silesian (native or resident of Silesia)
|
silesio {m}
|
:: Silesian (language)
|
sílex {m}
|
:: flint
|
sílfide {f} [alchemy, folklore]
|
:: sylph
|
silfo {m}
|
:: sylph
|
silguero {m}
|
:: archaic spelling of jilguero
|
silicato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: silicate
|
sílice {f}
|
:: silica
|
silíceo {adj}
|
:: siliceous
|
silicio {m} [chemical element]
|
:: silicon
|
silicio {m} [electronics]
|
:: silicon chip, silicon circuit
|
silicón {f}
|
:: silicon, silicone
|
silicona {f}
|
:: silicone
|
silicona {f} [colloquial]
|
:: silicon
|
sililo {m}
|
:: silyl
|
silimanita {f} [mineral]
|
:: sillimanite
|
silingo {adj}
|
:: of the Silingi
|
silingo {m}
|
:: Silingi
|
silla {f}
|
:: chair
|
silla {f}
|
:: saddle
|
silla de montar {f}
|
:: saddle (for horse)
|
silla de ruedas {f}
|
:: wheelchair
|
silla eléctrica {f}
|
:: electric chair (device used for execution by electrocution)
|
sillar {m}
|
:: stone block
|
sillarejo {m}
|
:: small ashlar
|
sillera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sillero
|
sillería {f}
|
:: A store which sells chairs.
|
sillero {m}
|
:: saddler (someone who makes, repairs and sells saddles, harnesses etc)
|
silleta {f}
|
:: bedpan
|
silleta {f}
|
:: a kind of millstone for making chocolate
|
silletera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of silletero
|
silletería {f}
|
:: seating
|
silletero {m}
|
:: stretcher-bearer
|
silletero {m}
|
:: someone who carries flowers on their back
|
sillín {m}
|
:: saddle (of bicycle etc.)
|
sillita {f}
|
:: diminutive of silla; little chair
|
sillón {m}
|
:: armchair
|
sillón {m}
|
:: recliner
|
silloncito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sillón
|
silo {m} [agriculture, military]
|
:: silo
|
silogismo {m}
|
:: syllogism
|
silogístico {adj}
|
:: syllogistic
|
si lo sabré yo {phrase}
|
:: don't I know it; tell me about it
|
silueta {f}
|
:: silhouette
|
siluetear {v}
|
:: to outline, draw a silhouette
|
silúrico {adj}
|
:: Silurian
|
siluro {m}
|
:: wels catfish, sheatfish
|
Silverio {prop}
|
:: surname, the 167th most common surname in the Dominican Republic and the 602nd most common in Spain
|
silvestre {adj} [especially, of plants]
|
:: wild (untamed; not domesticated)
|
silvestre {adj} [of land]
|
:: uncultivated
|
silvestre {adj}
|
:: rustic, rural
|
silvestrismo {m}
|
:: The capture of and training of finches
|
silvestrista {mf}
|
:: Someone who captures finches and trains them to sing
|
Silvia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
silvícolo {adj}
|
:: woodland (attributive)
|
silvicultor {m}
|
:: forester
|
silvicultora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of silvicultor
|
silvicultura {f}
|
:: forestation
|
silvina {f} [mineral]
|
:: sylvite
|
Silvio {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
sima {f}
|
:: abyss, chasm
|
simaruba {f} [Argentina, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Venezuela]
|
:: A plant in the genus Simarouba
|
simba {adj}
|
:: Simba
|
simba {m}
|
:: Simba (language)
|
simbiogénesis {f}
|
:: symbiogenesis
|
simbiogenético {adj}
|
:: symbiogenetic
|
simbionte {m}
|
:: symbiont
|
simbiosis {f} [biology]
|
:: symbiosis
|
simbióticamente {adv}
|
:: symbiotically
|
simbiótico {adj}
|
:: symbiotic
|
simbólicamente {adv}
|
:: symbolically
|
simbólico {adj}
|
:: symbolic
|
simbolismo {m}
|
:: symbolism
|
simbolista {mf}
|
:: symbolist
|
simbolización {f}
|
:: symbolization
|
simbolizar {v}
|
:: to symbolize, stand for
|
símbolo {m}
|
:: symbol
|
simbología {f}
|
:: symbology
|
símbolo niceno {m}
|
:: The Nicene Creed
|
Símbolo niceno {m}
|
:: alternative case form of símbolo niceno
|
símbolo sexual {m}
|
:: sex symbol
|
Simeón {prop} {m}
|
:: Simeon (Biblical character and tribe)
|
simetría {f}
|
:: symmetry (correspondence on either side of a dividing line, plane, center or axis)
|
simétricamente {adv}
|
:: symmetrically
|
simétrico {adj}
|
:: symmetrical
|
Simferópol {prop} {f}
|
:: Simferopol
|
si mi abuela tuviera ruedas, sería una bicicleta {proverb}
|
:: if my aunt had balls, she'd be my uncle
|
simiente {f}
|
:: semen
|
simiente {f} [botany, biology]
|
:: germ
|
simiente {f} [botany]
|
:: seed
|
simiente de papagayos {f} [botany]
|
:: safflower (Carthamus tinctorius)
|
simiesco {adj}
|
:: simian; apelike
|
símil {adj}
|
:: similar
|
símil {m}
|
:: simile
|
similar {adj}
|
:: similar
|
similaridad {f}
|
:: similitud, sameness, similarity
|
similarmente {adv}
|
:: similarly
|
similitud {f}
|
:: similarity, similitude
|
simio {m}
|
:: simian
|
Simionescu {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
sí mismo {pron}
|
:: oneself
|
simón {interj} [colloquial, Mexico]
|
:: yes, hell yeah (commonly used to respond affirmatively to a question)
|
simón {m}
|
:: hackney cab
|
Simón {prop} {m} [biblical character]
|
:: Simon
|
Simón {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
Simón dice {m}
|
:: Simon says (children's game)
|
simonía {f} [chiefly historical]
|
:: simony
|
Simónides {prop} {m}
|
:: Simonides
|
simpa {m} [colloquial, Spain]
|
:: dine and dash
|
simpapeles {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of sin papeles
|
simpatectomía {f}
|
:: sympathectomy
|
simpatía {f}
|
:: sympathy
|
simpáticamente {adv}
|
:: nicely; pleasantly
|
simpático {adj}
|
:: nice, pleasant, likable
|
simpático {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sympathetic (related to the sympathetic nervous system)
|
simpaticomimético {adj}
|
:: sympathomimetic
|
simpaticomimético {m} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: sympathomimetic
|
simpaticón {adj}
|
:: nice; cool; easy-going
|
simpatiquísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of simpático
|
simpatizador {m}
|
:: sympathiser
|
simpatizante {adj}
|
:: sympathetic to
|
simpatizante {mf}
|
:: sympathizer
|
simpatizar {v}
|
:: to get on (with someone), take to (someone)
|
simpatizar {v}
|
:: to sympathize, be sympathetic
|
simpatría {f}
|
:: sympatry
|
simpátrico {adj} [biology]
|
:: sympatric
|
simple {adj}
|
:: simple (uncomplicated)
|
simple {adj} [before the noun]
|
:: mere, ordinary
|
simple {adj}
|
:: simple, single (not divided into parts)
|
simple {adj}
|
:: simple-minded, stupid
|
simple {adj}
|
:: insipid, flavorless
|
simple {adj} [grammar]
|
:: simple
|
simple {mf}
|
:: simpleton, fool
|
simple {mf} [pharmacology, masculine only]
|
:: simple
|
simpléctico {adj}
|
:: symplectic
|
simplemente {adv}
|
:: simply
|
símplex {m}
|
:: simplex
|
simpleza {f}
|
:: foolishness
|
simplicidad {f}
|
:: simplicity
|
simplicísimo {adj} [formal]
|
:: superlative of simple
|
simplificación {f}
|
:: simplification
|
simplificado {adj}
|
:: simplified
|
simplificador {adj}
|
:: simplifying
|
simplificar {v}
|
:: to simplify
|
simplísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of simple
|
simplismo {m}
|
:: simplification
|
simplista {adj}
|
:: simplistic
|
simplón {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: plain
|
simplón {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: naive
|
simpodial {adj}
|
:: sympodial
|
simposio {m}
|
:: symposium
|
simposium {m}
|
:: Variant form of simposio
|
simpósium {m}
|
:: Variant form of simposio
|
simulación {f}
|
:: simulation
|
simulacro {m}
|
:: image, simulacrum (especially of someone or something sacred)
|
simulacro {m}
|
:: idea, fantasy (an idea resulting from fantasy)
|
simulacro {m}
|
:: imitation, simulation
|
simulacro {m}
|
:: test
|
simulador {adj}
|
:: simulating
|
simulador {adj}
|
:: simulated
|
simulador {m}
|
:: malingerer
|
simulador {m}
|
:: simulator
|
simulador {m}
|
:: pretender
|
simular {v}
|
:: to feign, to pretend
|
simular {v}
|
:: to simulate
|
simultáneamente {adv}
|
:: simultaneously
|
simultanear {v}
|
:: to do two things at the same time
|
simultaneidad {f}
|
:: simultaneity
|
simultáneo {adj}
|
:: simultaneous (occurring or transpiring at the same moment)
|
simún {m}
|
:: simoom
|
simvastatina {f}
|
:: simvastatin
|
sin- {prefix}
|
:: syn-
|
sin {prep}
|
:: without
|
sinagoga {f}
|
:: synagogue
|
sinagogal {adj}
|
:: synagogal
|
Sinaí {prop} {m} [Geography]
|
:: Sinai
|
sinalefa {f}
|
:: synalepha
|
Sinaloa {prop} {m}
|
:: Sinaloa (state)
|
sinaloense {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Sinaloa
|
Sinanché {prop}
|
:: Sinanché (town)
|
Sinanché {prop}
|
:: Sinanché (municipality)
|
sin ánimo de ofender {phrase}
|
:: no offense
|
sinapismo {m}
|
:: mustard plaster, sinapism
|
sinapomorfia {f}
|
:: synapomorphy
|
sinapomorfía {f}
|
:: alternative form of sinapomorfia
|
sinápsido {m}
|
:: synapsid
|
sinapsis {f} [anatomy]
|
:: synapse
|
sináptico {adj}
|
:: synaptic
|
sinaptobrevina {f}
|
:: synaptobrevin
|
sinaptofisina {f} [protein]
|
:: synaptophysin
|
sin arcada no hay mamada {proverb} [sex, colloquial, vulgar]
|
:: A blowjob is not good unless it goes deep enough to make the person performing it gag
|
sinartrosis {f} [anatomy]
|
:: synarthrosis
|
sin atisbo de duda {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: without a doubt
|
sincárpico {adj}
|
:: syncarpic
|
sincebollista {mf}
|
:: someone who asserts that onion should not be an ingredient in Spanish omelettes
|
sinceramente {adv}
|
:: sincerely, honestly
|
sincerar {vt}
|
:: to exculpate
|
sincerar {vr}
|
:: See sincerarse
|
sincerarse {vr}
|
:: to come clean, to level with, to open up, to tell the truth
|
sinceridad {f}
|
:: honesty, sincerity
|
sincerísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sincero
|
sincero {adj}
|
:: sincere, honest
|
sincho {interj} [Mexico]
|
:: yeah, yep, yeppers, yup, yuppers
|
sincicial {adj}
|
:: syncytial
|
sincicio {m}
|
:: alternative form of sincitio
|
sincitial {adj}
|
:: syncytial
|
sincitio {m} [cytology]
|
:: syncytium
|
sinclinal {adj}
|
:: synclinal
|
sin comentarios {phrase}
|
:: no comment
|
sin comerlo ni beberlo {adv} [idiom]
|
:: unwittingly
|
síncopa {f}
|
:: syncope
|
sincopar {v}
|
:: to syncopate
|
síncope {m} [pathology]
|
:: syncope
|
síncope {m} [phonetics]
|
:: syncope
|
sincrético {adj}
|
:: syncretic
|
sincretismo {m}
|
:: syncretism
|
sincretizar {vt}
|
:: to syncretize
|
sincronía {f}
|
:: synchrony
|
sincrónicamente {adv}
|
:: synchronically
|
sincronicidad {f}
|
:: synchronicity
|
sincrónico {adj}
|
:: synchronous
|
sincronismo {m}
|
:: synchronism
|
sincronismo {m}
|
:: synchronization
|
sincronización {f}
|
:: synchronization
|
sincronizada {f}
|
:: A type of quesadilla, when is made with two tortillas (wheat or maize flour made), like a sandwich, and usually one or more ham slices inside
|
sincronizadamente {adv}
|
:: in sync
|
sincronizado {adj}
|
:: synchronized
|
sincronizador {adj}
|
:: synchronizing
|
sincronizador {m}
|
:: synchronizer
|
sincronizar {vt}
|
:: to synchronize
|
síncrono {adj}
|
:: synchronous
|
sincrotrón {m}
|
:: synchrotron
|
sindarin {m}
|
:: Sindarin
|
sin demora {adv}
|
:: immediately, straight away, without delay
|
sindéresis {f}
|
:: synderesis
|
sindesmofito {m} [medicine]
|
:: syndesmophyte
|
síndica {f}
|
:: feminine noun of síndico
|
sindicación {f}
|
:: unionization
|
sindicación {f}
|
:: syndication [of a periodical]
|
sindical {adj}
|
:: syndical
|
sindicalismo {m}
|
:: syndicalism
|
sindicalista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: trade-union
|
sindicalista {mf}
|
:: trades unionist
|
sindicalización {f}
|
:: unionisation
|
sindicalizar {vt}
|
:: to unionise
|
sindicalmente {adv}
|
:: syndically
|
sindicar {vtr}
|
:: to unionise, syndicate
|
sindicar {vt} [Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, El Salvador, Honduras, Venezuela]
|
:: to accuse
|
sindicato {m}
|
:: trade union
|
sindicato {m}
|
:: labor union
|
sindicato {m}
|
:: syndicate
|
sindicatura {f}
|
:: syndicate
|
síndico {m}
|
:: receiver (person who acts as trustee for a bankrupt)
|
síndico {m}
|
:: syndic
|
sindonología {f}
|
:: sindonology (study of the Shroud of Turin)
|
síndrome {m} [pathology, psychology, psychiatry]
|
:: syndrome
|
síndrome de abstinencia {m}
|
:: withdrawal syndrome
|
síndrome de Adie {f} [neurology]
|
:: Adie syndrome
|
síndrome de Aicardi {f} [neurology]
|
:: Aicardi syndrome
|
síndrome de Alagille {f}
|
:: Alagille syndrome
|
síndrome de Allan-Herndon-Dudley {f} [neurology]
|
:: Allan-Herndon-Dudley syndrome
|
síndrome de Angelman {f} [neurology]
|
:: Angelman syndrome
|
síndrome de Apert {f} [neurology, teratology]
|
:: Apert syndrome
|
síndrome de Asperger {f} [neurology, psychiatry]
|
:: Asperger's syndrome
|
síndrome de Down {f} [genetics]
|
:: Down's syndrome
|
síndrome de Estocolmo {m} [psychology]
|
:: Stockholm syndrome
|
síndrome de Guillain-Barré {f} [neurology, pathology]
|
:: Guillain-Barré syndrome
|
síndrome de inmunodeficiencia adquirida {m} [pathology]
|
:: acquired immune deficiency syndrome
|
síndrome del intestino irritable {f} [pathology]
|
:: irritable bowel syndrome
|
síndrome del túnel carpiano {f} [neurology, pathology]
|
:: carpal tunnel syndrome
|
síndrome de Moebius {f} [neurology]
|
:: Moebius syndrome
|
síndrome de Münchhausen {m} [psychiatry]
|
:: Münchausen syndrome
|
síndrome de piernas inquietas {m} [pathology]
|
:: restless legs syndrome
|
síndrome de Tourette {m} [neurology]
|
:: Tourette's syndrome
|
síndrome premenstrual {f} [anatomy]
|
:: premenstrual syndrome
|
sindrómico {adj}
|
:: syndromic
|
sin duda {adv} [idiom]
|
:: without a doubt
|
sin duda alguna {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: without a doubt, certainly
|
sinécdoque {f} [rhetoric]
|
:: synecdoche, synecdochy
|
sinecismo {m}
|
:: synoecism
|
sinecura {f}
|
:: sinecure
|
sin embargo {adv}
|
:: however, notwithstanding, nevertheless, in spite of, nonetheless
|
Sinemuriano {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Sinemurian (subdivision of the Jurassic period)
|
Sinemuriense {prop} {m} [geology, paleontology]
|
:: Sinemurian (subdivision of the Jurassic period)
|
sinequia {f}
|
:: synechia
|
sinergia {f}
|
:: synergy
|
sinergía {f}
|
:: synergy
|
sinérgicamente {adv}
|
:: synergistically
|
sinérgico {adj}
|
:: synergistic
|
sinergismo {m}
|
:: synergism
|
sinestesia {f} [neurology, psychology]
|
:: synaesthesia (phenomenon whereby a sensory stimulus triggers a different kind of sensation)
|
sinestesia {f} [narratology]
|
:: synaesthesia (description of a sensation in the terms of another)
|
sinestésico {adj}
|
:: synaesthetic
|
sinestética {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sinestético
|
sinestético {adj}
|
:: synaesthetic
|
sinestético {m}
|
:: synaesthete
|
sinfín {m}
|
:: load; ton; lot
|
sínfisis {f}
|
:: symphysis
|
sinfonía {f}
|
:: symphony
|
sinfónicamente {adv}
|
:: symphonically
|
sinfónico {adj}
|
:: symphonic
|
sinfonismo {m}
|
:: The qualities of symphonic music
|
sinfonista {mf} [music]
|
:: symphonist
|
singani {m}
|
:: singani
|
Singapur {prop} {mf}
|
:: Singapur (island/and/city-state)
|
singapurense {adj}
|
:: Singaporean
|
singapurense {mf}
|
:: Singaporean
|
singar {v} [Caribbean]
|
:: to have sex
|
singar {v} [Cuba]
|
:: to annoy, to be an asshole
|
singar {v}
|
:: to scull a boat from the stern
|
singladura {f} [nautical]
|
:: voyage
|
single {m}
|
:: single (song released)
|
single {mf}
|
:: single, single person
|
singlete {m}
|
:: singlet
|
singlista {mf} [sports]
|
:: singles player
|
singonio {m}
|
:: Syngonium podophyllum
|
singular {adj}
|
:: singular
|
singular {adj}
|
:: odd, peculiar
|
singular {m}
|
:: singular
|
singularia tantum {m}
|
:: An uncountable noun
|
singularidad {f}
|
:: singularity
|
singularidad desnuda {f}
|
:: naked singularity
|
singularísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of singular
|
singularizar {vt} [grammar]
|
:: to singularize
|
singularizar {vt}
|
:: to single out
|
singularmente {adv}
|
:: singularly, particularly
|
singulto {m}
|
:: hiccup
|
singulto {m}
|
:: sob
|
sinhogarismo {m}
|
:: homelessness
|
siniestra {f}
|
:: left hand
|
siniestrado {adj}
|
:: injured
|
siniestrado {adj}
|
:: damaged, wrecked
|
siniestral {adj} [attributive]
|
:: accident
|
siniestralidad {f}
|
:: accident rate
|
siniestramente {adv}
|
:: sinisterly
|
siniestro {adj}
|
:: left, left-hand (direction)
|
siniestro {adj}
|
:: sinister
|
siniestro {adj}
|
:: unhappy
|
siniestro {adj}
|
:: malicious, evil
|
siniestro {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: sinister, sinistral
|
siniestro {m}
|
:: accident, catastrophe, disaster
|
sin ir más lejos {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: as a matter of fact; actually
|
sin ir más lejos {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: as it happens
|
sinistrorso {adj}
|
:: counterclockwise, anticlockwise, widdershins
|
sinítico {adj}
|
:: Sinitic
|
sinker {m} [baseball]
|
:: sinker
|
sin lugar a dudas {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: without a doubt, undoubtedly
|
sin más {adv} [idiom]
|
:: just like that
|
sin más ni más {adv} [idiom]
|
:: just like that
|
sin más preámbulos {prep}
|
:: without further ado, with no further ado
|
sinnúmero {m}
|
:: huge number; countless number
|
si no {prep}
|
:: if not
|
si no {prep}
|
:: otherwise
|
sino {m}
|
:: destiny, fate, lot
|
sino {conj}
|
:: but [after a negative clause] (i.e., "but rather", "but only", or "but rather only")
|
sino {conj}
|
:: except, apart from
|
sino {conj}
|
:: only, solely
|
sinocoreano {adj}
|
:: Sino-Korean
|
sinodal {adj}
|
:: synodal
|
sinódico {adj}
|
:: synodic
|
sínodo {m}
|
:: synod
|
sinoestadounidense {adj}
|
:: Chinese American
|
sinoestadounidense {mf}
|
:: Chinese American
|
sinograma {m}
|
:: sinogram, Chinese character
|
sinóloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sinólogo
|
sinólogo {m}
|
:: sinologist
|
sinon {conj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of sino
|
sinonimia {f}
|
:: synonymity
|
sinonimizar {v}
|
:: to synonymize
|
sinónimo {adj}
|
:: synonymous
|
sinónimo {m}
|
:: synonym
|
sinople {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: vert
|
sínople {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sinople
|
sinopsis {f}
|
:: synopsis
|
sinóptico {adj}
|
:: synoptic (relating to synopses)
|
si no quieres caldo, taza y media {phrase}
|
:: it never rains but it pours
|
sinovia {f}
|
:: synovia
|
sinovial {adj}
|
:: synovial
|
sinovitis {f} [pathology]
|
:: synovitis
|
sinpa {m} [colloquial]
|
:: the act of not paying for something, especially in a restaurant; to dine and dash
|
sin papeles {mf}
|
:: paperless person
|
sin par {adj} [idiom]
|
:: one-of-a-kind, unparalleled, peerless, unique
|
sin proponérselo {adv}
|
:: unintentionally, unwittingly, without meaning to
|
sin querer {adv} [idiom]
|
:: inadvertently, unintentionally
|
sin querer queriendo {adv} [idiomatic, colloquial]
|
:: accidentally on purpose
|
sinrazón {f}
|
:: injustice, misdeed
|
sin remedio {adv}
|
:: irredeemably, necessarily, obligatorily
|
sinsabor {m}
|
:: chagrin
|
sinsabor {m}
|
:: trouble, difficulty
|
sinsentido {m}
|
:: meaninglessness
|
sinsonte {m} [Cuba, Honduras, Mexico]
|
:: alternative form of cenzontle
|
sintácticamente {adv}
|
:: syntactically
|
sintáctico {adj}
|
:: syntactic
|
sintagma {m} [linguistics, syntax]
|
:: phrase, syntagma
|
sintagma determinante {m} [grammar]
|
:: determiner phrase
|
sintagma nominal {m} [grammar]
|
:: noun phrase
|
sintagma preposicional {m} [grammar]
|
:: prepositional phrase
|
sintagmático {adj}
|
:: syntagmatic
|
sintagma verbal {m} [grammar]
|
:: verb phrase
|
sin tardanza {adv}
|
:: with no further ado
|
sintasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: synthase
|
sintaxina {f}
|
:: syntaxin
|
sintaxis {f}
|
:: syntax
|
sin techo {mf} [idiom]
|
:: homeless person
|
sintecho {m}
|
:: homeless person
|
sinterización {f}
|
:: sintering
|
sinterizar {vt} [chemistry]
|
:: to sinter
|
síntesis {f}
|
:: synthesis
|
síntesis {f}
|
:: summary
|
sintetasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: synthetase
|
sintéticamente {adv}
|
:: synthetically
|
sintético {adj}
|
:: synthetic
|
sintetismo {m}
|
:: synthesis anarchism; synthesism
|
sintetización {f}
|
:: synthesizing
|
sintetizador {m}
|
:: synthesiser
|
sintetizar {v}
|
:: to synthesize
|
sintiencia {f}
|
:: sentience
|
sintiente {adj}
|
:: sentient
|
sintipo {m}
|
:: syntype
|
sintoísmo {m}
|
:: Shinto (religion)
|
sintoísta {adj}
|
:: Shintoist
|
sintoísta {mf}
|
:: Shintoist
|
síntoma {m}
|
:: symptom
|
sintomáticamente {adv}
|
:: symptomatically
|
sintomático {adj}
|
:: symptomatic
|
sintomatología {f}
|
:: symptomatology
|
sintón {m} [chemistry]
|
:: synthon
|
sintonía {f}
|
:: syntony
|
sintonía {f}
|
:: tuning
|
sintonía {f}
|
:: jingle
|
sintonizable {adj}
|
:: tunable
|
sintonización {f} [music]
|
:: tuning
|
sintonizador {adj} [attributive]
|
:: tuning
|
sintonizador {m}
|
:: tuner (TV or radio)
|
sintonizar {v}
|
:: to tune in [radio or TV]
|
sin ton ni son {adv} [idiom]
|
:: anyhow; haphazardly; without rhyme or reason
|
sinuado {adj}
|
:: sinuate
|
sinuosamente {adv}
|
:: sinuously
|
sinuosidad {f}
|
:: windiness, sinuosity
|
sinuoso {adj}
|
:: windy, winding
|
sinuplastia {f} [surgery]
|
:: sinuplasty
|
sinusal {adj}
|
:: sinus
|
sinusitis {f} [disease]
|
:: sinusitis
|
sinusoidal {adj}
|
:: sinusoidal
|
sinusoide {m}
|
:: sine wave
|
sinusoide {m}
|
:: sinusoid
|
sin venir a cuento {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: for no reason whatever; for the sake of it
|
sinvergonzón {m}
|
:: augmentative of sinvergüenza
|
sinvergonzonería {f} [colloquial]
|
:: impudence, shamelessness
|
sinvergüencería {f} [colloquial]
|
:: impudence, shamelessness
|
sinvergüenza {mf}
|
:: scoundrel
|
sinvergüenza {f} [Costa Rica]
|
:: shamelessness
|
sinvergüenzada {f}
|
:: shamelessness
|
sinvergüenzura {mf}
|
:: an act of shamelessness or acted by a sinvergüenza
|
Sion {prop} {m} [Christianity]
|
:: Zion
|
Sión {prop} [Christianity]
|
:: Zion
|
sionismo {m}
|
:: Zionism
|
sionista {mf}
|
:: Zionist
|
siore {m} [baseball]
|
:: shortstop
|
sí o sí {adv} [idiomatic]
|
:: definitely, no matter what
|
sioux {mf}
|
:: Sioux
|
sioux {prop} {m}
|
:: the Sioux language
|
sioux {adj}
|
:: Sioux
|
sip {interj} [colloquial, neologism]
|
:: yep, yeah, uh-huh
|
síp {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: Yup or yep
|
sipi {interj}
|
:: yep, yup
|
sipuncúlido {m} [zoology]
|
:: sipunculid
|
sipúnculo {m} [zoology]
|
:: sipunculan
|
siquiatra {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of psiquiatra
|
siquiatría {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of psiquiatría
|
siquiátrico {adj}
|
:: synonym of psiquiátrico
|
síquico {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of psíquico
|
siquiera {adv}
|
:: at least, at the least
|
siquiera {adv}
|
:: (when used in the negative) even
|
siquiera {conj}
|
:: if only
|
si quieres conocer a Agapito, dale un puestito {proverb}
|
:: If you want to know what someone is like, give them power
|
siracusana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of siracusano
|
siracusano {adj}
|
:: Syracusan
|
siracusano {m}
|
:: Syracusan
|
sirena {f}
|
:: siren (device)
|
sirena {f}
|
:: mermaid
|
sirénido {m}
|
:: sea cow
|
sirenio {m}
|
:: sea cow; sirenian
|
sirenismo {m}
|
:: mermaiding
|
sirenita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sirena
|
sírfido {m}
|
:: hoverfly
|
sirga {f}
|
:: towrope
|
sirgar {vt} [nautical]
|
:: to tow
|
siria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sirio
|
Siria {prop} {f}
|
:: Syria
|
siríaco {adj}
|
:: Syriac
|
siríaco {m}
|
:: Syriac
|
sirimiri {m} [Spain]
|
:: drizzle (light rain)
|
sirindanga {f} [El Salvador, Honduras, colloquial]
|
:: drunkenness
|
siringe {f}
|
:: syrinx
|
siringomielia {f} [medicine]
|
:: syringomyelia
|
sirio {adj}
|
:: Syrian
|
sirio {m}
|
:: Syrian (A person from Syria or of Syrian descent)
|
Sirio {prop} {m} [astronomy]
|
:: Sirius (star)
|
siriómetro {m}
|
:: siriometer
|
sirionó {adj}
|
:: Sirionó
|
sirionó {mf}
|
:: Sirionó
|
sirirí {m}
|
:: whistling duck
|
siroco {m}
|
:: sirocco
|
sirope {m}
|
:: syrup
|
sirsasana {f} [yoga]
|
:: shirshasana
|
sirte {f}
|
:: A sandy reef that hinders the floating of ships
|
sirtuina {f} [enzyme]
|
:: sirtuin
|
sirvienta {f}
|
:: maid, (female) servant
|
sirviente {mf}
|
:: servant
|
sisa {f}
|
:: armhole (in clothing)
|
sisal {m}
|
:: sisal
|
sisar {v}
|
:: to filch, steal in small quantities
|
sisear {v}
|
:: to hiss
|
siseo {m}
|
:: sss, hiss, hissing
|
Sísifo {prop} {m} [Greek mythology]
|
:: Sisyphus (king doomed to roll a boulder up a hill in Hades)
|
sísmicamente {adv}
|
:: seismically
|
sismicidad {f}
|
:: seismic activity
|
sísmico {adj}
|
:: seismic (relating to earthquakes)
|
sismo {m}
|
:: earthquake
|
sismogénico {adj}
|
:: seismogenic
|
sismógrafo {m}
|
:: seismograph, seismometer
|
sismológa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sismológo
|
sismóloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sismólogo
|
sismología {f}
|
:: seismology
|
sismológico {adj}
|
:: seismologic
|
sismológo {m}
|
:: seismologist
|
sismólogo {m}
|
:: seismologist
|
sismómetro {m}
|
:: seismograph, seismometer
|
sismorresistente {adj}
|
:: earthquake resistant
|
sisón {m}
|
:: bustard
|
Sistán {prop}
|
:: Sistan
|
sistema {m}
|
:: system
|
sistema {m}
|
:: scheme (a systematic plan of future action; also, a group of independent but interrelated elements comprising a unified whole)
|
sistema {m}
|
:: regime, system (political)
|
sistema de alimentación ininterrumpido {m}
|
:: uninterruptible power supply
|
sistema de posicionamiento global {m} [cartography]
|
:: Global Positioning System, GPS
|
sistema digestivo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: digestive system
|
sistema inmunitario {m} [anatomy]
|
:: immune system
|
Sistema Internacional de Unidades {prop} {m}
|
:: International System of Units
|
sistema límbico {m}
|
:: limbic system
|
sistema linfático {m}
|
:: lymphatic system
|
sistema nervioso {m}
|
:: nervous system
|
sistema operativo {m}
|
:: operating system
|
sistema planetario {m}
|
:: planetary system
|
sistema solar {m} [astronomy]
|
:: Solar System
|
sistemática {f}
|
:: systematics
|
sistemáticamente {adv}
|
:: systematically
|
sistematicidad {f}
|
:: systematicity
|
sistemático {adj}
|
:: systematic
|
sistematización {f}
|
:: systematization
|
sistematizadamente {adv}
|
:: systematically
|
sistematizador {adj}
|
:: systemising
|
sistematizador {m}
|
:: systemizer
|
sistematizar {v}
|
:: to systematize
|
sistémico {adj}
|
:: systemic
|
sistemismo {m}
|
:: systemism
|
sistemizador {m}
|
:: systemizer
|
sístole {f}
|
:: systole
|
sistólico {adj}
|
:: systolic
|
sistro {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: sistrum
|
sitar {m} [musical instruments]
|
:: sitar (Indian string instrument)
|
sitcom {m}
|
:: sitcom
|
si te he visto no me acuerdo {phrase}
|
:: A phrase used to imply someone going back on their word
|
sitiador {adj}
|
:: besieging
|
sitiador {m}
|
:: besieger
|
sitial {m}
|
:: seat (of honour)
|
sitiar {v}
|
:: to besiege
|
sitio {m}
|
:: site, place
|
sitio {m}
|
:: siege
|
sitio web {m}
|
:: web site
|
sito {adj} [formal]
|
:: located, situated
|
sitofobia {f}
|
:: sitophobia
|
situación {f}
|
:: situation, scenario, picture
|
situación {f}
|
:: position (based on circumstance or the effect of another's actions)
|
situación {f}
|
:: status, state of affairs, condition
|
situación {f}
|
:: location
|
situacional {adj}
|
:: situational
|
situacionista {adj}
|
:: situationist
|
situacionista {mf}
|
:: situationist
|
situado {adj}
|
:: located, situated, sited
|
situado {adj}
|
:: nestled
|
situado {adj}
|
:: set (e.g. a novel, play or film)
|
situado {adj}
|
:: placed, positioned
|
situar {v}
|
:: to situate, to place, to put, to position
|
situar {v}
|
:: to invest money
|
situar {v}
|
:: to locate (often on a map, chart, diagram or drawing of some sort)
|
situar {v} [architecture]
|
:: to site
|
situar {vr}
|
:: to be set (e.g. a novel or film)
|
situar {vr}
|
:: to position oneself (physically in a location)
|
situar {vr}
|
:: to be placed, to be located, to be situated
|
situar {vr}
|
:: to reach (a certain level in quantity or percentage)
|
situarse {v}
|
:: to situate or place oneself
|
siútico {adj} [Chile]
|
:: snobby
|
siútico {adj} [Chile]
|
:: weird
|
siútico {m} [Chile]
|
:: arriviste
|
siútico {m} [Chile]
|
:: snob
|
siwi {m}
|
:: Siwi
|
sixtino {adj}
|
:: Sistine
|
sixtoclementino {adj}
|
:: Sixto-Clementine
|
sí y no {phrase}
|
:: yes and no (when answering a yes-no question, implies that the answer is relative and may be both yes and no)
|
sí y no {phrase}
|
:: See: es si y no
|
si yo te contara {phrase}
|
:: don't get me started
|
si y solo si {conj}
|
:: if and only if
|
ska {m}
|
:: ska
|
skate {m}
|
:: skating, skateboarding
|
skateboard {m}
|
:: skateboard
|
skatebord {m}
|
:: skateboard
|
skater {m}
|
:: skater, skateboarder
|
skate roller {m}
|
:: roller skates
|
sketch {m}
|
:: sketch (short comic work)
|
skimboard {m}
|
:: skimboarding
|
skinhead {mf}
|
:: skinhead
|
Skopie {prop}
|
:: Skopie (capital city)
|
skopiote {adj}
|
:: Skopjan (of or pertaining to Skopje, North Macedonia)
|
skopiote {mf}
|
:: Skopjan (native or resident of Skopje, North Macedonia)
|
skúa {m}
|
:: great skua, Stercorarius skua/Catharacta skua
|
skyline {m}
|
:: skyline
|
SL {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of San Luis Potosí (Mexican state)
|
slackline {m}
|
:: slackline
|
slap {m} [Peru]
|
:: flip-flop, thong [Australia], jandal [New Zealand]
|
slapstick {m}
|
:: slapstick
|
slash {m} [punctuation]
|
:: slash
|
slasher {m}
|
:: slasher (horror subgenre)
|
slider {m} [baseball]
|
:: slider
|
slip {m}
|
:: briefs, pants, men's underwear
|
slip {m}
|
:: knickers, panties [less usual meaning]
|
slogan {m}
|
:: slogan
|
slowcore {m}
|
:: slowcore
|
slugger {m} [baseball]
|
:: slugger
|
slugging {m} [baseball]
|
:: slugging
|
slump {m}
|
:: slump (decline)
|
smart {adj}
|
:: smart (with smart technology)
|
smarthphone {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of smartphone
|
smartphone {m}
|
:: smartphone
|
smartwatch {m}
|
:: smartwatch
|
Smirnoff {prop}
|
:: surname
|
smithiano {adj}
|
:: Smithian
|
smog {m}
|
:: smog
|
smoking {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of esmoquin
|
Smolensk {prop} {m}
|
:: Smolensk (oblast)
|
Smolensk {prop} {m}
|
:: Smolensk (city/administrative center)
|
smoothie {m}
|
:: smoothie (beverage)
|
sms {m}
|
:: SMS, text
|
s/n {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of sin número (used in postal addresses)
|
s/n {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of sin nombre
|
SN {n} [grammar, syntax]
|
:: abbreviation of sintagma nominal
|
snack {m}
|
:: snack
|
snackbar {m}
|
:: snack bar
|
snap {m}
|
:: snap (photograph)
|
sneaker {m}
|
:: sneaker
|
snif {interj}
|
:: boo hoo
|
snobismo {m}
|
:: snobbery
|
snocross {m}
|
:: snocross
|
snorkel {m}
|
:: snorkel
|
snorkel {m}
|
:: snorkelling
|
snow {m}
|
:: snowboarding
|
snowboard {m}
|
:: snowboarding
|
snowboarder {mf}
|
:: snowboarder
|
snowcross {m}
|
:: snocross
|
snuff {m}
|
:: snuff (film of death)
|
so- {prefix}
|
:: sub-
|
so {prep} [archaic]
|
:: under
|
so {pron}
|
:: you [emphatic, derogatory]
|
so {interj} [US Spanish, Puerto Rico, El Salvador]
|
:: so
|
so {interj}
|
:: whoa!
|
SO {prop}
|
:: abbreviation of Sonora (Mexican state)
|
sobaco {m} [anatomy]
|
:: armpit
|
sobadito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sobado
|
sobado {m}
|
:: A type of butter cake
|
sobajar {vt}
|
:: alternative form of sobajear
|
sobajar {vt} [Mexico]
|
:: synonym of humillar
|
sobaquera {f} [clothing]
|
:: armhole [of a garment]
|
sobaquera {f} [clothing]
|
:: armhole reinforcement
|
sobaquera {f} [clothing]
|
:: underarm shield [to protect clothing against sweat]
|
sobaquera {f} [food]
|
:: large tortilla made of wheat flour and water
|
sobaquina {f}
|
:: body odour; BO (from the armpits)
|
sobar {v}
|
:: to knead
|
sobar {v}
|
:: to hit or strike punishingly
|
sobar {v}
|
:: to fondle; feel up; grope
|
soberana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soberano
|
soberanamente {adv}
|
:: regally, royally (in a regal manner)
|
soberanamente {adv}
|
:: majorly; royally (a lot)
|
soberanía {f}
|
:: sovereignty
|
soberanismo {m}
|
:: sovereignism
|
soberanista {adj}
|
:: sovereigntist
|
soberanista {mf}
|
:: sovereigntist
|
soberano {adj}
|
:: sovereign
|
soberano {m}
|
:: sovereign
|
Soberano {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
soberbia {f}
|
:: haughtiness
|
soberbia {f}
|
:: arrogance
|
soberbiamente {adv}
|
:: haughtily; arrogantly
|
soberbio {adj}
|
:: haughty
|
soberbio {adj}
|
:: arrogant
|
soberbio {adj}
|
:: angry
|
soberbioso {adj}
|
:: haughty
|
sobornar {v}
|
:: to bribe
|
sobornar {v} [formal]
|
:: to suborn
|
soborno {m}
|
:: bribery
|
soborno {m}
|
:: bribe
|
soborno {m} [formal]
|
:: subornation
|
sobra {f}
|
:: surplus, excess, extra
|
sobra {f} [in the plural]
|
:: leftovers, leavings
|
sobra {f}
|
:: rubbish, trash
|
sobradamente {adv}
|
:: too much, excessively, overly
|
sobradísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sobrado
|
sobrante {adj}
|
:: superfluous, surplus
|
sobrar {v}
|
:: to be superfluous; to be left over or extra
|
sobrasada {f}
|
:: sobrassada
|
sobre- {prefix}
|
:: over-
|
sobre {prep}
|
:: over, above, on, upon, atop
|
sobre {prep}
|
:: about
|
sobre {m}
|
:: envelope
|
sobreabastecimiento {m}
|
:: oversupply
|
sobreabundancia {f}
|
:: overabundance
|
sobreabundante {adj}
|
:: overabundant; all over the place
|
sobreactuación {f}
|
:: overacting
|
sobreactuar {vi}
|
:: to overact, ham it up
|
sobreacumulación {f}
|
:: overaccumulation
|
sobreaforo {m}
|
:: overcrowding
|
sobreagudo {adj} [music]
|
:: high (to describe a note at the top of a singer's tessitura)
|
sobrealimentación {f}
|
:: overfeeding
|
sobrealimentado {adj}
|
:: overfed
|
sobrealimentador {adj}
|
:: supercharging; that supercharges
|
sobrealimentador {m}
|
:: supercharger
|
sobrealimentar {vt}
|
:: to overfeed
|
sobreasar {v}
|
:: To re-roast
|
sobrebarriga {f} [beef]
|
:: A beef bavette, a flank steak
|
sobrecalentamiento {m}
|
:: overheating
|
sobrecalentar {vt}
|
:: to overheat
|
sobrecalificado {adj}
|
:: overqualified
|
sobrecama {f}
|
:: coverlet, bedspread
|
sobrecama {f}
|
:: blanket
|
sobrecapacidad {f}
|
:: overcapacity, excess capacity
|
sobrecarga {f}
|
:: overload
|
sobrecargado {adj}
|
:: overloaded
|
sobrecargar {vt}
|
:: to overload
|
sobrecargo {m}
|
:: overcharge
|
sobrecargo {m}
|
:: overbearing
|
sobrecejo {m}
|
:: frown
|
sobreceño {m}
|
:: frown
|
sobrecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sobre
|
sobrecocción {f}
|
:: overcooking
|
sobrecogedor {adj}
|
:: shocking; horrific
|
sobrecogedor {adj}
|
:: impressive; awesome
|
sobrecoger {v}
|
:: to surprise, catch in the act
|
sobrecoger {v}
|
:: to overwhelm
|
sobrecoger {v}
|
:: to scare, to appall
|
sobrecogimiento {m}
|
:: fright
|
sobrecomisión {f}
|
:: override
|
sobreconsumir {vt}
|
:: to overconsume
|
sobreconsumo {m}
|
:: overconsumption
|
sobrecoste {m}
|
:: extra charge
|
sobrecosto {m}
|
:: cost overrun
|
sobrecrecimiento {m}
|
:: overgrowth
|
sobrecriminalización {f}
|
:: overcriminalisation
|
sobrecualificación {f}
|
:: overqualification
|
sobrecualificado {adj}
|
:: overqualified
|
sobrecubierta {f}
|
:: dust jacket
|
sobrecumplimiento {m}
|
:: overachievement
|
sobrecumplir {v}
|
:: to overachieve
|
sobrecupo {m}
|
:: overbooking; having too many people on board
|
sobredemandar {v}
|
:: to over-demand
|
sobre de primer día {m}
|
:: first day cover
|
sobredeterminar {v}
|
:: to overdetermine
|
sobredicho {adj}
|
:: said before, said previously
|
sobredimensión {f}
|
:: excessive size
|
sobredimensionamiento {m}
|
:: oversizing
|
sobredimensionar {vt}
|
:: to overblow, exaggerate the significance of
|
sobredorar {vt}
|
:: to gild (cover with gold)
|
sobredosificación {f}
|
:: overdosage
|
sobredosificar {v}
|
:: to overdose
|
sobredosis {f}
|
:: overdose
|
sobredotado {adj}
|
:: super-gifted
|
sobreedad {f}
|
:: attendance in school of pupils who are older than the others
|
sobreelevación {f}
|
:: overelevation
|
sobreelevado {adj}
|
:: raised; high
|
sobreendeudamiento {m}
|
:: excessive debt
|
sobreentender {vt}
|
:: to understand [something not implicitly stated]
|
sobreescribir {v}
|
:: to overwrite
|
sobreesdrújula {f}
|
:: alternative form of sobresdrújula
|
sobreesdrújulo {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sobresdrújulo
|
sobreesfuerzo {m}
|
:: excessive effort
|
sobreestimación {f}
|
:: overestimate
|
sobreestimar {vt}
|
:: to overvalue, overestimate
|
sobreestimulación {f}
|
:: overstimulation
|
sobreestimular {v}
|
:: to overstimulate
|
sobreexcitación {f}
|
:: overexcitement
|
sobreexcitar {vt}
|
:: alternative spelling of sobrexcitar
|
sobreexplotación {f}
|
:: overexploitation
|
sobreexplotar {vt}
|
:: overexploit, overuse [especially a natural resource]
|
sobreexplotar {vt}
|
:: overwork
|
sobreexposición {f}
|
:: overexposure
|
sobreexpresar {v}
|
:: to overexpress
|
sobreexpresión {f}
|
:: overexpression
|
sobrefacturación {f}
|
:: overbilling
|
sobrefaz {f}
|
:: surface, outside
|
sobrefinanciación {f}
|
:: overfunding
|
sobregirar {vt}
|
:: to overdraw
|
sobregiro {m} [banking]
|
:: overdraft
|
sobregrabación {f}
|
:: overdub
|
sobregrabar {v}
|
:: to overdub
|
sobre gustos no hay nada escrito {proverb}
|
:: there's no accounting for taste
|
sobrehuipil {m}
|
:: A cloak worn over a huipil
|
sobrehumanamente {adv}
|
:: superhumanly
|
sobrehumano {adj}
|
:: superhuman
|
sobreimpresión {f} [cinematography, photography, printing]
|
:: overprint
|
sobreimpreso {adj}
|
:: superimposed
|
sobreimprimir {v}
|
:: to overprint
|
sobreinfección {f}
|
:: superinfection
|
sobreinfectar {v}
|
:: to superinfect
|
sobreinterpretación {f}
|
:: overinterpretation
|
sobrejalma {f}
|
:: additional piece of saddlecloth put on top
|
sobre la marcha {adv} [idiom]
|
:: on the fly; as one goes along
|
sobrellenar {v}
|
:: to overfill
|
sobrellevar {vt}
|
:: to endure, bear
|
sobremanera {adv}
|
:: greatly, exceedingly, highly, to no end
|
sobremarcha {f} [mechanics]
|
:: overdrive
|
sobremedicar {vt}
|
:: to overmedicate
|
sobremesa {f}
|
:: tablecloth
|
sobremesa {f}
|
:: time spent at the table after eating
|
sobremesa {f} [computing]
|
:: desktop
|
sobremesa {f} [obsolete]
|
:: dessert
|
sobremontado {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: surmounted
|
sobremordida {f} [dentistry]
|
:: overbite
|
sobremortalidad {f}
|
:: excessive death rate
|
sobremuestreo {m}
|
:: oversampling
|
sobrenadante {adj}
|
:: supernatant
|
sobrenadar {vi}
|
:: to float
|
sobrenatural {adj}
|
:: supernatural
|
sobrenaturalmente {adv}
|
:: supernaturally
|
sobrenombre {m}
|
:: nickname, sobriquet
|
sobrentender {vt}
|
:: alternative form of sobreentender
|
sobrenutrición {f}
|
:: overnutrition
|
sobreoferta {f}
|
:: surplus
|
sobreoptimismo {m}
|
:: overoptimism
|
sobreoxigenado {adj}
|
:: overoxygenated
|
sobrepagado {adj}
|
:: overpaid
|
sobrepantalón {m}
|
:: overtrousers
|
sobrepasar {v}
|
:: to surpass
|
sobrepastoreo {m}
|
:: overgrazing
|
sobrepelliz {f}
|
:: surplice
|
sobrepesca {f}
|
:: overfishing
|
sobrepeso {m}
|
:: overweight
|
sobrepique {m} [football]
|
:: tap-in
|
sobrepiso {m}
|
:: overlay
|
sobrepoblación {f}
|
:: overpopulation
|
sobrepoblado {adj}
|
:: overpopulated
|
sobrepoblar {vt}
|
:: to overpopulate
|
sobreponderación {f}
|
:: overweight; excessive weighting
|
sobreponer {v}
|
:: to superimpose
|
sobreponerse {vp}
|
:: reflexive of sobreponer, to defy something, flout something, overcome
|
sobreposición {f}
|
:: overlay
|
sobreprecio {m}
|
:: increase in price
|
sobreprecio {m}
|
:: surcharge
|
sobrepremio {m}
|
:: jackpot
|
sobrepremio {m}
|
:: main prize
|
sobrepresión {f}
|
:: overpressure
|
sobreproducción {f}
|
:: overproduction
|
sobreprotección {f}
|
:: overprotection
|
sobreprotector {adj}
|
:: overprotective
|
sobreproteger {v}
|
:: to overprotect
|
sobrepuerta {f}
|
:: lintel
|
sobrepuesto {m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay]
|
:: austral negrito
|
sobrepujar {vt}
|
:: to overcome; to surpass; to get over
|
sobrepujar {vt}
|
:: to outbid
|
sobrequilla {m} [nautical]
|
:: keelson
|
sobrera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sobrero
|
sobrero {m} [Salamanca]
|
:: synonym of alcornoque
|
sobrero {m} [bullfighting]
|
:: reserve bull
|
sobrerreacción {f}
|
:: overreaction
|
sobrerreaccionar {v}
|
:: to overreact
|
sobrerregulación {f}
|
:: overregulation
|
sobrerrepresentación {f}
|
:: overrepresentation
|
sobrerrepresentado {adj}
|
:: overrepresented
|
sobrerrepresentar {v}
|
:: to overrepresent
|
sobrerropa {f}
|
:: overalls
|
sobrerropa {f}
|
:: overcoat
|
sobre ruedas {adv} [idiom, of a project or activity]
|
:: well, smoothly; swimmingly
|
sobreruedas {m} [Mexico]
|
:: flea market
|
sobresaliente {adj}
|
:: outstanding
|
sobresalientemente {adv}
|
:: fantastically, wonderfully
|
sobresalir {vi}
|
:: to stick out (extend beyond)
|
sobresalir {vi}
|
:: to stick out (be prominent or noticeable)
|
sobresalir {vi}
|
:: to stand out
|
sobresaltar {v}
|
:: to spook, flinch, startle, shock
|
sobresaltar {vr}
|
:: to jump
|
sobresalto {m}
|
:: jolt
|
sobresalto {m}
|
:: scare, fright, tizzy
|
sobresaturación {f}
|
:: oversaturation
|
sobresaturado {adj}
|
:: oversaturated
|
sobresaturar {vt}
|
:: to oversaturate
|
sobrescribir {vt}
|
:: to overwrite
|
sobresdrújula {f} [phonology]
|
:: A word with stress or an acute accent in any position before the antepenultimate syllable
|
sobresdrújulo {adj} [phonology]
|
:: Pertaining to a word with stress or an acute accent in any position before the antepenultimate syllable
|
sobreseer {vi}
|
:: to stay, to prolong
|
sobreseer {vi} [legal]
|
:: to dismiss a case or motion
|
sobreseimiento {m} [law]
|
:: nolle prosequi, dismissal
|
sobresfuerzo {m}
|
:: overexertion
|
sobrestadía {f}
|
:: demurrage
|
sobrestante {mf}
|
:: foreman; foreperson
|
sobrestimación {f}
|
:: overestimation
|
sobrestimar {v}
|
:: alternative form of sobreestimar
|
sobresueldo {m}
|
:: bonus, allowance, extra pay
|
sobretasa {f}
|
:: surcharge
|
sobretensión {f} [electricity]
|
:: surge
|
sobre todo {adv}
|
:: especially
|
sobretodo {m}
|
:: overalls
|
sobretono {m}
|
:: overtone
|
sobretrabajo {m}
|
:: overworking; excessive work or working hours
|
sobretratamiento {m} [medicine]
|
:: overtreatment
|
sobreturismo {m}
|
:: overtourism
|
sobreuso {m}
|
:: overuse
|
sobrevaloración {m}
|
:: overvaluation
|
sobrevalorado {adj}
|
:: overrated
|
sobrevalorar {vt}
|
:: to overrate, overvalue
|
sobrevaluación {f}
|
:: overvaluing
|
sobrevaluado {adj}
|
:: overrated, overvalued
|
sobrevender {vt}
|
:: to oversell
|
sobrevendir {v}
|
:: alternative form of sobrevender
|
sobrevenir {vi}
|
:: to come up, arise, come forth, be brought about
|
sobreventa {f}
|
:: overbooking; overselling
|
sobrevida {f} [medical]
|
:: survival
|
sobreviraje {m}
|
:: oversteering
|
sobrevirar {v}
|
:: to oversteer
|
sobrevivencia {f}
|
:: alternative form of supervivencia
|
sobreviviente {adj}
|
:: surviving
|
sobreviviente {m}
|
:: survivor
|
sobrevivir {vi}
|
:: to survive
|
sobrevolar {vt}
|
:: to fly over
|
sobrevoltaje {m}
|
:: overvoltage
|
sobrevuelo {m}
|
:: flyby
|
sobrevuelo {m}
|
:: overfly
|
sobrexplotación {f}
|
:: overexploitation
|
sobrexposición {f}
|
:: overexhibition
|
sobreyectivo {adj}
|
:: surjective
|
sobri {f}
|
:: short for sobrina
|
sobri {m}
|
:: short for sobrino
|
sobriamente {adv}
|
:: soberly, moderately, temperately
|
sobriamente {adv}
|
:: concisely
|
sobriedad {f}
|
:: sobriety, temperance
|
sobrina {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sobrino
|
sobrina bisnieta {f}
|
:: great-grandniece
|
sobrina nieta {f}
|
:: grandniece
|
sobrina segunda {f}
|
:: first cousin once removed (one's cousin's daughter)
|
sobrinastra {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sobrinastro; stepniece
|
sobrinastro {m}
|
:: stepnephew
|
sobrina tercera {f}
|
:: second cousin once removed (daughter of one's second cousin)
|
sobrinillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sobrino
|
sobrinita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sobrinito
|
sobrinito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sobrino
|
sobrino {m}
|
:: nephew
|
sobrino {m}
|
:: nibling
|
sobrino bisnieto {m}
|
:: great-grandnephew
|
sobrino nieto {m}
|
:: grandnephew
|
sobrino segundo {m}
|
:: first cousin once removed (one's cousin's son/child)
|
sobrino tercero {m}
|
:: second cousin once removed (son / child of one's second cousin)
|
sobrio {adj}
|
:: sober (not drunk)
|
sobrio {adj}
|
:: moderate
|
soca {f}
|
:: soca
|
socado {adj}
|
:: drunk
|
socaliña {f}
|
:: swindle, deception (trick or strategy to take away something from someone)
|
socarrar {v}
|
:: to singe; burn
|
socarrat {m} [cooking]
|
:: The layer of toasted rice at the bottom of a paella
|
socarro {adj} [archaic]
|
:: mocking, snide, sarcastic
|
socarrón {adj}
|
:: mocking, snide, sarcastic
|
socarronamente {adv}
|
:: surlily
|
socarronería {f}
|
:: irony, snideness
|
socavación {f}
|
:: undermining (erosion under a structure caused by water)
|
socavamiento {m}
|
:: undermining
|
socavar {v}
|
:: to undermine
|
socavar {v}
|
:: to burrow
|
socavón {m}
|
:: hole, hollow
|
Sochi {prop} {m}
|
:: Sochi (city)
|
socia {f}
|
:: member
|
socia {f} [Spain, colloquial]
|
:: whore, hooker
|
sociabilidad {f}
|
:: sociability
|
sociabilización {f}
|
:: socialization
|
sociabilizar {vt}
|
:: to socialize, teach about being sociable
|
sociable {adj}
|
:: sociable
|
social {adj}
|
:: social
|
socialcristiana {f}
|
:: Christian Socialist
|
socialcristiano {m}
|
:: Christian Socialist
|
socialdemocracia {f}
|
:: social democracy
|
socialdemócrata {adj}
|
:: social democrat
|
socialdemócrata {mf}
|
:: social democrat
|
socialidad {f}
|
:: sociality
|
socialismo {m}
|
:: socialism
|
socialismo democrático {m}
|
:: democratic socialism
|
socialista {adj}
|
:: socialist
|
socialista {adj} [politics, Spain]
|
:: Pertaining to PSOE (Partido Socialista Obrero Español), a Spanish political party
|
socialista {mf}
|
:: socialist
|
socialista {mf} [politics, Spain]
|
:: A member or supporter of PSOE (Partido Socialista Obrero Español), a Spanish political party
|
socialite {mf}
|
:: socialite
|
socialité {f}
|
:: socialite; It girl
|
socialización {f}
|
:: socialization (the process of learning how to live in a way acceptable to one's own society, said especially about children)
|
socialización {f}
|
:: socialization (the act of interacting with others, of being social)
|
socialización {f}
|
:: socialization, nationalization (act of making private assets public)
|
socializador {adj}
|
:: socializing
|
socializante {adj}
|
:: socialist-leaning
|
socializar {v}
|
:: to socialize (to interact socially with)
|
socializar {v}
|
:: to socialize, nationalize (to make a private company part of the government)
|
socialmente {adv}
|
:: socially
|
socialrevolucionario {m}
|
:: socialist revolutionary
|
sociata {adj} [pejorative]
|
:: socialist
|
sociata {mf} [pejorative]
|
:: socialist
|
sociedad {f}
|
:: society, social order, community
|
sociedad {f}
|
:: high society
|
sociedad {f}
|
:: company, firm, corporation
|
sociedad {f}
|
:: association, partnership
|
sociedad anónima {f}
|
:: public limited company
|
Sociedad de Naciones {prop} {f}
|
:: League of Nations (international organization)
|
societal {adj}
|
:: societal
|
societario {adj}
|
:: societal
|
societario {adj} [attributive]
|
:: corporate, corporation
|
socimi {f}
|
:: real estate investment trust
|
socio- {prefix}
|
:: socio-
|
socio {m}
|
:: partner
|
socio {m}
|
:: member
|
socio {m} [colloquial]
|
:: buddy, mate
|
socioadministrativo {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to social administration
|
socioafectivo {adj}
|
:: social and health
|
socioambiental {adj}
|
:: socioenvironmental
|
sociobióloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sociobiólogo
|
sociobiología {f}
|
:: sociobiology
|
sociobiólogo {m}
|
:: sociobiologist
|
sociocultural {adj}
|
:: sociocultural
|
sociodemográfico {adj}
|
:: sociodemographic
|
socioeconomía {f}
|
:: socioeconomics
|
socioeconómicamente {adv}
|
:: socioeconomically
|
socioeconómico {adj}
|
:: socioeconomic
|
socioeducativo {adj}
|
:: socio-educational
|
socioemocional {adj}
|
:: socioemotional
|
socioespacial {adj}
|
:: sociospatial
|
sociohistórico {adj}
|
:: sociohistorical
|
sociolaboral {adj}
|
:: socio-occupational
|
sociolecto {m}
|
:: sociolect
|
socioliberal {adj}
|
:: social liberal
|
socioliberalismo {m}
|
:: social liberalism
|
sociolingüista {mf}
|
:: sociolinguist
|
sociolingüística {f}
|
:: sociolinguistics
|
sociolingüístico {adj}
|
:: sociolinguistic
|
socióloga {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sociólogo
|
sociología {f}
|
:: sociology
|
sociológicamente {adv}
|
:: sociologically
|
sociológico {adj}
|
:: sociological
|
sociólogo {m}
|
:: sociologist (scientist studying the field of sociology)
|
sociópata {mf}
|
:: sociopath
|
sociopatía {f}
|
:: sociopathy
|
sociopenal {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to social work with prisoners
|
sociopolítico {adj}
|
:: socio-political
|
socioproductivo {adj}
|
:: of or relating to social production
|
sociorracial {adj}
|
:: socioracial
|
sociosanitario {adj}
|
:: public health (attributive)
|
sociotecnológica {f}
|
:: sociotechnology
|
sociovergente {mf}
|
:: A member of the elite who control present-day Catalonia
|
sociovergente {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to the elite who have most of the power over Catalonia
|
socollón {m} [Costa Rica]
|
:: Violent shaking, earthquake, or upheaval
|
so color de {prep}
|
:: under the pretext/guise of
|
soconostle {m}
|
:: alternative form of xoconostle
|
socorrer {v}
|
:: to assist, to help, to succor, to aid
|
socorrer {v}
|
:: to pay on account
|
socorrismo {m}
|
:: life-saving
|
socorrista {mf}
|
:: lifeguard
|
socorrista {mf}
|
:: lifesaver
|
socorrista {mf}
|
:: bathkeeper, bath attendant, pool supervisor, swimming pool attendant, lifesaver
|
socorro {interj}
|
:: help!, mayday!
|
socorro {m}
|
:: relief (provision)
|
socorro {m}
|
:: help, aid
|
socoyote {m}
|
:: alternative form of xocoyote
|
Sócrates {prop} {m}
|
:: Socrates
|
Sócrates {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
socráticamente {adv}
|
:: Socratically
|
socrático {adj}
|
:: Socratic
|
soda {f}
|
:: soda (soft drink)
|
soda {f}
|
:: soda (sodium hydroxide)
|
soda {f} [Costa Rica, Panama, rarely in United States]
|
:: cheap, casual restaurant
|
sodalita {f}
|
:: sodalite
|
sodálite {mf}
|
:: Sodalit
|
sodera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sodero
|
sodero {m} [Argentina]
|
:: soda-bottle seller or distributor
|
sódico {adj}
|
:: sodium
|
sodio {m}
|
:: sodium
|
Sodoma {prop} {f}
|
:: Sodoma (<<ancient>> Biblical <<city>> in <<r/Canaan>>, destroyed due to its sinfulness)
|
sodomía {f}
|
:: sodomy
|
sodomita {mf}
|
:: Sodomite
|
sodomita {m}
|
:: sodomite
|
sodomización {f}
|
:: sodomization
|
sodomizar {v}
|
:: to sodomize
|
soez {adj}
|
:: coarse, vulgar
|
sofá {m}
|
:: sofa, couch
|
Sofía {prop} {f}
|
:: Sofía (capital city)
|
Sofía {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
sofisma {f} [philosophy]
|
:: sophism
|
sofista {mf} [philosophy]
|
:: sophist
|
sofisticación {f}
|
:: sophistication
|
sofisticadamente {adv}
|
:: sophisticatedly
|
sofisticadísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sofisticado
|
sofisticado {adj}
|
:: sophisticated
|
sofísticamente {adv}
|
:: sophistically
|
sofisticar {vt}
|
:: to sophisticate
|
sofístico {adj}
|
:: of refined subtlety
|
sofito {m} [architecture]
|
:: soffit
|
soflama {f}
|
:: outburst
|
soflama {f}
|
:: fiery speech
|
sofocación {f}
|
:: suffocation
|
sofocamiento {m}
|
:: suffocating
|
sofocante {adj}
|
:: suffocating
|
sofocante {adj}
|
:: stifling
|
sofocar {v}
|
:: to suffocate, to stifle, to smother
|
sofocar {v}
|
:: to quell, to suppress, to put down, to crush, to quash, to squelch
|
sofocarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sofocar
|
Sófocles {prop} {m}
|
:: Sophocles
|
sofoco {m}
|
:: hot flash
|
sofocón {m}
|
:: grief, distress
|
Sofonías {prop} {m} [bible]
|
:: Zephaniah (the book of the Bible)
|
sofreír {v}
|
:: to fry lightly
|
sofrenar {vt}
|
:: to rein in
|
sofrito {m} [cuisine]
|
:: sofrito
|
sofrología {f}
|
:: sophrology
|
softball {m}
|
:: softball
|
softbol {m}
|
:: softball
|
sóftbol {m}
|
:: softball
|
softbolista {mf}
|
:: softballer
|
software {m} [computing]
|
:: software (encoded computer instructions)
|
software libre {m}
|
:: free software (software that can be freely copied, redistributed and modified)
|
soga {f}
|
:: rope
|
soga {f}
|
:: noose
|
soga {f} [figuratively]
|
:: sly or cunning person
|
sogdiana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sogdiano
|
Sogdiana {prop} {f}
|
:: Sogdiana (an ancient Iranian-speaking civilization)
|
sogdiano {adj}
|
:: Sogdian
|
sogdiano {m}
|
:: Sogdian
|
soguear {vt} [agriculture]
|
:: to tie a spike with a rope and shake it, in order to remove the dew
|
soguear {vt}
|
:: to measure with a rope
|
sogún {m}
|
:: shogun
|
soja {f}
|
:: soya, soybean
|
soja {f}
|
:: soy (soy sauce)
|
sojal {m}
|
:: soybean field
|
sojuzgamiento {m}
|
:: subjugation
|
sojuzgar {vt}
|
:: to subjugate
|
Sokolsky {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
sol {m}
|
:: sun
|
sol {m}
|
:: sunlight
|
sol {m}
|
:: sunny side [of a place]
|
sol {m}
|
:: daylight (time between sunrise and sunset)
|
sol {m}
|
:: sol (a unit of currency, currently used in Peru)
|
sol {m}
|
:: sol [musical note]
|
sol {m} [chemistry]
|
:: sol (a colloid suspension of a solid in a liquid)
|
Sol {prop} {m}
|
:: the Sun
|
Sol {prop} {f}
|
:: clipping of Soledad
|
solador {m}
|
:: tiler
|
solamente {adv}
|
:: only, alone, merely
|
solana {f}
|
:: strong sunshine
|
solana {f}
|
:: suntrap, sunny spot, sunny side, sunny place
|
solana {f}
|
:: sun terrace
|
solana {f}
|
:: sunny balcony
|
solana {f}
|
:: solarium
|
solanácea {f}
|
:: nightshade
|
solanina {f}
|
:: solanine
|
solano {m}
|
:: nightshade
|
Solano {prop}
|
:: surname
|
solapa {f}
|
:: lapel
|
solapa {f}
|
:: inside flap of a book cover (typically containing a summary or information about the author)
|
solapadamente {adv}
|
:: deceitfully, dishonestly
|
solapamiento {m}
|
:: overlap
|
solapar {v}
|
:: to overlap
|
solapar {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to cover up
|
solar {m}
|
:: house (of a family), noble lineage
|
solar {m} [Cuba]
|
:: tenement house
|
solar {m}
|
:: ground, land
|
solar {v}
|
:: to pave
|
solar {v}
|
:: to sole a shoe
|
solar {adj}
|
:: solar
|
Solares {prop}
|
:: surname
|
solariego {adj}
|
:: ancestorial
|
solariego {adj}
|
:: stately
|
solario {m}
|
:: alternative form of solárium
|
solárium {m}
|
:: sunroom, solarium
|
solarizar {v}
|
:: to solarize
|
solaz {f}
|
:: solace
|
solazar {vt}
|
:: to entertain; to amuse
|
solazar {vt}
|
:: to give solace to
|
solazarse {vr}
|
:: to take pleasure, to relax
|
solazo {m}
|
:: bright, burning sun
|
solcito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sol
|
soldada {f}
|
:: salary
|
soldada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soldado
|
soldadera {f}
|
:: A female soldier in the Mexican Revolution
|
soldadesco {adj} [attributive]
|
:: soldier
|
soldadito {m}
|
:: army man, plastic soldier (toy)
|
soldadito {m} [Honduras]
|
:: blackbird (bird of the family Icteridae)
|
soldadito {m}
|
:: diminutive of soldado little soldier
|
soldado {mf}
|
:: soldier
|
soldador {m}
|
:: welder
|
soldador {m}
|
:: soldering iron
|
soldado raso {m} [military ranks]
|
:: private
|
soldadura {f}
|
:: soldering
|
soldadura {f}
|
:: welding
|
soldán {m}
|
:: sultan
|
soldar {v}
|
:: to weld
|
soldar {v}
|
:: to solder, to braze
|
sol de justicia {m} [idiom]
|
:: a blazing sun
|
sol de justicia {m} [idiom]
|
:: Sun of Justice, Sun of Righteousness [title for God]
|
soleado {adj}
|
:: sunny
|
soleamiento {m}
|
:: sunlight (especially, sunlight in a building)
|
solear {vr}
|
:: to sunbathe
|
solear {v}
|
:: to sun, put in the sun
|
soledad {f}
|
:: solitude
|
Soledad {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
soledumbre {f} [obsolete]
|
:: solitude, loneliness
|
solemne {adj}
|
:: solemn
|
solemnemente {adv}
|
:: solemnly
|
solemnidad {f}
|
:: solemnity
|
solemnidad {f}
|
:: festiveness
|
solemnísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of solemne
|
solemnizar {v}
|
:: to solemnize (to make solemn or official)
|
solemnizar {v}
|
:: to celebrate
|
solenoide {m}
|
:: solenoid
|
solense {m}
|
:: Club Sol de América player
|
sóleo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: soleus (muscle)
|
soler {v} [auxiliary]
|
:: to be accustomed to doing something, to do something on a regular basis
|
soler {v} [auxiliary]
|
:: to tend to
|
soler {v} [imperfect]
|
:: used to
|
solera {f}
|
:: solera
|
solera {f}
|
:: vintage (wine)
|
solera {f} [figurative]
|
:: character, history
|
solería {f}
|
:: flooring
|
soleta {f}
|
:: patch (for clothing)
|
soleta {f}
|
:: ladyfinger (biscuit)
|
solevar {vt}
|
:: to push up
|
solevar {vtr}
|
:: to revolt
|
solfa {m}
|
:: sol-fa
|
solfear {v}
|
:: to sol-fa
|
solfeo {m}
|
:: sol-fa
|
solicitación {f}
|
:: request
|
solícitamente {adv}
|
:: diligently
|
solicitante {adj}
|
:: that applies for
|
solicitante {mf}
|
:: applicant
|
solicitar {v}
|
:: to request, to ask for, to solicit
|
solicitar {v} [physics]
|
:: to attract
|
solícito {adj}
|
:: solicitous
|
solicitud {f}
|
:: application
|
solicitud {f}
|
:: solicitation, request
|
solicitud {f}
|
:: survey
|
sólidamente {adv}
|
:: solidly
|
solidar {v}
|
:: to consolidate
|
solidar {v}
|
:: to harden
|
solidariamente {adv}
|
:: jointly
|
solidaridad {f}
|
:: solidarity
|
solidario {adj}
|
:: caring, sympathetic to; solidary
|
solidarista {mf}
|
:: a believer of solidarity
|
solidarizar {v}
|
:: to unite, to bring together
|
solideo {m}
|
:: zucchetto
|
solidez {f}
|
:: solidness
|
solidificación {f}
|
:: freezing, solidification
|
solidificar {v}
|
:: to solidify
|
solidísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of solido
|
sólido {adj}
|
:: solid
|
sólido {adj}
|
:: strong, firm
|
sólido {m} [numismatics]
|
:: solidus
|
sólido {m}
|
:: solid
|
sólido arquimediano {m}
|
:: Archimedean solid
|
sólido de Arquímedes {m}
|
:: Archimedean solid
|
soliloquio {m}
|
:: soliloquy
|
solimán {m} [archaic]
|
:: corrosive sublimate
|
Solimán {prop}
|
:: surname
|
solio {m}
|
:: throne; seat
|
solípedo {m}
|
:: solipede
|
solípedo {adj}
|
:: solipedous
|
solipsismo {m} [philosophy]
|
:: solipsism (theory)
|
solipsista {mf}
|
:: solipsist
|
solipsista {adj}
|
:: solipsist
|
Solís {prop}
|
:: surname
|
solista {mf} [music]
|
:: soloist
|
solístico {adj}
|
:: soloistic
|
solitariamente {adv}
|
:: solitarily; solo; on one's own
|
solitario {adj}
|
:: lonely
|
solitario {m}
|
:: solitaire (card game)
|
solitario {m}
|
:: solitaire (bird)
|
solito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of solo
|
sólito {adj}
|
:: accustomed, used to
|
solitón {m} [physics, mathematics]
|
:: soliton
|
solitud {f}
|
:: solitude
|
soliviantar {v}
|
:: to rouse, stir up, incite
|
soliviantar {v}
|
:: to change (someone's) emotional state (in various different ways)
|
soliviantar {v}
|
:: to annoy
|
soliviantar {v}
|
:: to excite
|
soliviantar {v}
|
:: to give false hope to
|
soliviantar {v}
|
:: to worry
|
solla {f}
|
:: plaice
|
sollozante {adj}
|
:: sobbing
|
sollozar {v}
|
:: to sob
|
sollozo {m}
|
:: sob
|
solo {adj}
|
:: sole, only, unique, single
|
solo {adj}
|
:: lonely, lonesome
|
solo {adj}
|
:: alone, by oneself
|
solo {adv}
|
:: only, solely, just
|
solo {adv}
|
:: automatically; self-, by itself
|
sólo {adv}
|
:: superseded spelling of solo
|
Sololá {prop}
|
:: Sololá (department)
|
sololoy {m} [colloquial, Mexico]
|
:: celluloid
|
solomillo {m}
|
:: sirloin (cut of beef)
|
solomo {m}
|
:: sirloin
|
Solón {prop} {m}
|
:: Solon (statesman and lawgiver)
|
solsticio {m}
|
:: solstice
|
soltar {v}
|
:: to release
|
soltar {v}
|
:: to let go
|
soltar {v}
|
:: to let loose (release from restraint)
|
soltar {v}
|
:: to give (a hit)
|
soltar en banda {vt} [idiom, Caribbean]
|
:: to leave (someone)
|
soltar en banda {vt} [idiom, Caribbean]
|
:: to leave (someone) alone
|
soltar en banda {vt} [idiom, Caribbean]
|
:: to stay away from someone
|
soltarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of soltar
|
soltera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soltero
|
soltera {f}
|
:: bachelorette
|
soltería {f}
|
:: singlehood
|
solterísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of soltero
|
solterito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of soltero
|
soltero {adj}
|
:: single, unmarried
|
soltero {m}
|
:: bachelor
|
soltero {m}
|
:: bachelorette
|
solterón {m} [pejorative]
|
:: confirmed bachelor, old bachelor (older man uninterested in committed relationships)
|
solterona {f} [pejorative]
|
:: spinster, old maid (A woman who has never been married, especially one past the normal marrying age according to social traditions)
|
soltura {f}
|
:: fluency
|
soltura {f}
|
:: looseness
|
solubilidad {f}
|
:: solubility
|
solubilización {f}
|
:: solubilization
|
solubilizar {v}
|
:: to solubilize
|
soluble {adj}
|
:: soluble
|
solución {f}
|
:: solution
|
solucionador {m}
|
:: solver
|
solucionador {m}
|
:: troubleshooter
|
solucionadra {f}
|
:: feminine noun of solucionador
|
solucionar {v}
|
:: to solve; to implement a solution
|
solucionarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of solucionar
|
solución de continuidad {f} [idiom]
|
:: pause, break, interruption
|
solucionista {mf}
|
:: solver, troubleshooter
|
soluto {m}
|
:: solute
|
solutrense {adj}
|
:: Solutrean
|
solvatación {f}
|
:: solvation
|
solvencia {f} [finance]
|
:: solvency
|
solvencia {f}
|
:: clearance
|
solvencia crediticia {f} [finance]
|
:: credit rating
|
solventar {v}
|
:: to solve, settle
|
solvente {adj}
|
:: solvent
|
solver {v} [obsolete]
|
:: to solve
|
sol y sombra {m}
|
:: A cocktail made with cognac and anisette
|
somalí {adj}
|
:: Somali
|
somalí {mf}
|
:: Somali
|
Somalia {prop} {f}
|
:: Somalia
|
Somalilandia {prop} {f}
|
:: Somaliland
|
somanta {f} [colloquial]
|
:: beating, kicking
|
somasteroide {m}
|
:: somasteroid
|
somatén {m}
|
:: A former police force in Catalonia, now only exisiting in Andorra
|
somático {adj}
|
:: somatic
|
somatización {f}
|
:: somatization
|
somatizar {vt}
|
:: to externalize
|
somatología {f}
|
:: somatology
|
somatosensorial {adj}
|
:: somatosensorial
|
somatostatina {f} [hormone]
|
:: somatostatin
|
somatotropina {f} [hormone]
|
:: somatotrophin
|
somatotropo {adj}
|
:: somatotrophic
|
sombra {f}
|
:: shade
|
sombra {f}
|
:: shadow
|
sombra {f}
|
:: ghost
|
sombra de ojos {f}
|
:: eye shadow
|
sombrajo {m}
|
:: rudimentary shade
|
sombrajo {m}
|
:: a shadow cast over someone in order to annoy them
|
sombrar {v}
|
:: to overshadow, adumbrate
|
sombreado {adj}
|
:: shadowy or shaded
|
sombreador {m} [computing]
|
:: shader
|
sombrear {v}
|
:: to shade
|
sombrerazo {m}
|
:: tip of the hat
|
sombrerera {f}
|
:: hatbox
|
sombrerería {f}
|
:: a shop where hats are being sold
|
sombrerero {m}
|
:: hatter
|
sombrerete {m}
|
:: diminutive of sombrero
|
sombrerete {m}
|
:: cap (of mushroom)
|
sombrerillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sombrero
|
sombrerito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sombrero
|
sombrero {m}
|
:: hat
|
sombrero de paja toquilla {m}
|
:: Panama hat
|
sombrero de paja-toquilla {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sombrero de paja toquilla
|
sombrerón {m}
|
:: augmentative of sombrero, big hat
|
sombrero Panamá {m}
|
:: Panama hat
|
sombrerudo {adj}
|
:: hatted; wearing a hat
|
sombríamente {adv}
|
:: shadily; gloomily
|
sombrilla {f}
|
:: sunshade
|
sombrilla {f}
|
:: parasol
|
sombrío {adj}
|
:: bleak, shady, umbrageous
|
sombrío {adj}
|
:: gloomy, grim, somber, dark
|
sombrita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sombra
|
sombroso {adj}
|
:: shady, umbrageous
|
sombroso {adj}
|
:: gloomy, dark
|
someramente {adv}
|
:: calmly
|
someramente {adv}
|
:: superficially
|
somero {adj}
|
:: light, calm
|
sometedor {adj}
|
:: subduing
|
someter {v}
|
:: to subdue, quell, conquer
|
someter {v}
|
:: to subject to
|
someter {v}
|
:: to subordinate (put under the control of)
|
someter {v}
|
:: to submit, put forward [an opinion]
|
someterse {v}
|
:: reflexive of someter
|
sometido {adj}
|
:: submissive, subordinate
|
sometimiento {m}
|
:: subjugation, submission
|
somier {m}
|
:: base of the bed, bedframe
|
somita {f}
|
:: somite
|
sommelier {m}
|
:: sommelier
|
somnífero {adj}
|
:: soporific (tending to induce sleep)
|
somnífero {m}
|
:: soporific, sleeping pill
|
somnílocuo {adj}
|
:: somniloquous
|
somniloquia {f}
|
:: somniloquism; sleeptalking
|
somnolencia {m}
|
:: drowsiness, sleepiness
|
somnoliento {adj}
|
:: sleepy, [drowsy]]
|
somnoliento {adj}
|
:: somniferous, soporific, somnolent
|
somo {m} [obsolete]
|
:: summit; peak
|
somocismo {m}
|
:: Support of Anastasio Somoza García or his ideologies
|
somocismo {m}
|
:: The state of Nicaragua under the dictatorship of Anastasio Somoza García (between 1934 and 1979)
|
somocista {adj}
|
:: pro-Anastasio Somoza García
|
somocista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Anastasio Somoza García or his ideologies
|
somorgujar {v}
|
:: to submerge; to dive; to dive down
|
somorgujo {m}
|
:: grebe
|
somorgujón {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of somorgujo
|
somormujo {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of somorgujo
|
somormujo lavanco {m}
|
:: great crested grebe
|
sompesar {vt}
|
:: synonym of sopesar
|
son- {prefix}
|
:: sub-; under
|
son {m}
|
:: A pleasant sound, tone
|
son {m}
|
:: An Afro-Cuban musical form
|
son {m}
|
:: A musical composition in this form
|
sonado {adj}
|
:: famous, high-profile, sensational
|
sonado {adj}
|
:: much talked-about
|
sonado {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: crazy
|
soñado {adj}
|
:: dream-
|
sonador {adj}
|
:: sound-producing
|
soñador {adj}
|
:: dreaming
|
soñador {m}
|
:: dreamer
|
soñadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soñador
|
sonaja {f}
|
:: rattle
|
sonajero {m}
|
:: rattle (baby's toy)
|
sonámbula {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sonámbulo
|
sonambulismo {m}
|
:: somnambulism, sleepwalking
|
sonámbulo {m}
|
:: somnambulist, sleepwalker
|
sonante {adj}
|
:: sonant, sounding
|
sonante {adj} [phonetics]
|
:: voiced
|
soñante {adj}
|
:: dreaming
|
soñante {mf}
|
:: dreamer (person dreaming)
|
sonar {v}
|
:: to sound, to ring
|
sonar {v}
|
:: to sound (appear)
|
sonar {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to ring a bell, to be familiar
|
sonar {vtr} [figuratively]
|
:: to blow one's nose
|
sonar {m}
|
:: sonar (a device that uses hydrophones to locate objects underwater)
|
soñar {v} [con, en]
|
:: to dream (of/about)
|
sónar {m}
|
:: alternative form of sonar; sonar (a device that uses hydrophones to locate objects underwater)
|
sonarista {mf}
|
:: sonar operator
|
sonar la flauta {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to fluke
|
soñarrera {f}
|
:: deep sleep
|
soñarrera {f}
|
:: tiredness, sleepiness
|
sonarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sonar
|
sonata {f}
|
:: sonata
|
sonda {f}
|
:: probe
|
sonda {f} [medical]
|
:: catheter, tube
|
sondaje {m}
|
:: catheterization
|
sondar {v}
|
:: to sound
|
sondar {vt}
|
:: to catheterize
|
sondear {v}
|
:: to sound, to probe (test with a probe)
|
sondear {v}
|
:: to plumb, to fathom (to measure something's depth)
|
sondear {v}
|
:: to sound out (to figure out someone's intent, mood, opinion or preference usually indirectly)
|
sondear {v}
|
:: to canvass (conduct a survey)
|
sondear {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to plumb, to explore (e.g. the depths of)
|
sondeo {m}
|
:: survey, poll
|
sondeo {m}
|
:: sounding, probing
|
sondeo a pie de urna {m}
|
:: exit poll
|
sondikoztarras {adj}
|
:: Of or related to Sondika
|
sondikoztarras {mf}
|
:: Someone from Sondika
|
sondita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sonda
|
sonera {f}
|
:: (female) sonero
|
sonero {m}
|
:: sonero
|
soneto {m}
|
:: sonnet
|
songhai {adj}
|
:: Songhai
|
songhai {mf}
|
:: Songhai
|
Sonia {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
sonicación {f}
|
:: sonication
|
sónicamente {adv}
|
:: sonically
|
sónico {adj}
|
:: sonic
|
sonidera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sonidero
|
sonidero {m}
|
:: emcee; deejay
|
sonidista {mf}
|
:: sound technician
|
sonidito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sonido
|
sonido {m}
|
:: A sound, noise
|
sonido {m}
|
:: A tone
|
sonoboya {f}
|
:: sonobuoy
|
sonografía {f}
|
:: sonography, ultrasonography
|
sonografía {f}
|
:: sonography, night writing
|
soñolencia {m}
|
:: drowsiness, sleepiness
|
soñoliento {adj}
|
:: sleepy
|
soñoliento {adj}
|
:: somniferous, soporific
|
sonómetro {m}
|
:: sound level meter
|
Sonora {prop} {f}
|
:: Sonora (state)
|
sonoramente {adv}
|
:: loudly, noisily
|
sonoramente {adv}
|
:: sonorously
|
sonorante {adj}
|
:: sonorant
|
sonorante {m}
|
:: sonorant
|
sonorense {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Sonora
|
sonoridad {f}
|
:: loudness
|
sonoridad {f} [countable]
|
:: sound
|
sonorización {f}
|
:: sonorization
|
sonorizar {v}
|
:: to soundtrack
|
sonorizar {v}
|
:: to put in a sound system
|
sonorizar {v} [linguistics]
|
:: to voice
|
sonoro {adj}
|
:: audible
|
sonoro {adj}
|
:: sonorous
|
sonoro {adj} [Linguistics]
|
:: vocalised
|
sonoroso {adj}
|
:: sonorous
|
sonreír {v}
|
:: to smile
|
sonriente {adj}
|
:: smiling
|
sonrisa {f}
|
:: smile
|
sonrisilla {f}
|
:: diminutive of sonrisa
|
sonrisita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sonrisa
|
sonrisita {f}
|
:: smirk
|
sonrizón {m}
|
:: superlative of sonrisa; grin, cheeser
|
sonrojante {adj}
|
:: embarrassing
|
sonrojar {v}
|
:: to cause to blush
|
sonrosar {vt}
|
:: to color pink
|
sonsa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sonso
|
sonsacar {v}
|
:: to elicit, draw out (information)
|
sonso {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of zonzo
|
sonso {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of zonzo
|
sonsonateca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sonsonateco
|
sonsonateco {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sonsonate
|
sonsonateco {m}
|
:: Someone from Sonsonate
|
sonsonete {m}
|
:: A noise or sound composed of repeated tapping or a similar jarring motion
|
sonsonetudo {m}
|
:: pejorative of sonsonete
|
sopa {f}
|
:: soup
|
sopa {f} [Mexico]
|
:: noodles
|
sopa de letras {f}
|
:: word search
|
sopa de viernes {f} [Peru]
|
:: A type of broth made with beans, potato, cheese and other ingredients
|
sopaipa {f}
|
:: sopaipilla
|
sopaipilla {f}
|
:: sopaipilla
|
sopanda {f}
|
:: brace, crossbeam
|
sopanda {f} [New Mexico]
|
:: spring
|
sopa negra {f}
|
:: A soup, commonly found in Costa Rica, made with black beans and other ingredients
|
sopapa {f} [Chile]
|
:: A toilet plunger
|
sopapo {m}
|
:: smack, whack
|
sopapo {m}
|
:: plunger
|
sopar {v}
|
:: to make soup
|
sopeloztarra {adj}
|
:: Of or related to Sopela
|
sopeloztarra {mf}
|
:: Someone from Sopela
|
so pena de {prep}
|
:: on punishment of
|
sopera {f}
|
:: soup tureen
|
sopesar {v}
|
:: to evaluate, to weigh up
|
sopetón {n}
|
:: only used in de sopetón
|
sopetón {n}
|
:: strong blow, strong hit
|
sopicaldo {m}
|
:: broth with sop
|
sopicaldo {m}
|
:: excessively clear soup
|
sopín {m} [Louisiana]
|
:: soap
|
sopita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sopa
|
soplado {adj}
|
:: very clean
|
soplador {m}
|
:: blower
|
soplador {m}
|
:: glassblower
|
soplador {m}
|
:: blowpipe (of bagpipes)
|
soplagaitas {m}
|
:: buffoon; idiot
|
soplamocos {m}
|
:: slap in the face
|
soplapollas {m} [vulgar]
|
:: twat; dick; dickhead (idiot)
|
soplapollez {f} [vulgar]
|
:: asshattery
|
soplar {v}
|
:: to blow
|
soplar {v}
|
:: to tattle, to snitch
|
soplar {v}
|
:: to whisper
|
soplar {v}
|
:: to prompt
|
soplar {v}
|
:: to inspire
|
soplársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: To not give a shit
|
soplar y sorber, no puede ser {phrase}
|
:: you can't have your cake and eat it too; you can't suck and blow
|
soplete {m}
|
:: blowtorch
|
soplete {m}
|
:: spray gun
|
soplido {m}
|
:: a strong burst of air
|
soplillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of soplo
|
soplo {m}
|
:: a sigh, a puff
|
soplo {m}
|
:: an exhalation
|
soplo {m}
|
:: news; word
|
soplo {m} [cardiology, medicine]
|
:: murmur (sound made by turbulent blood flow)
|
soplo {m}
|
:: tipoff
|
soplón {m}
|
:: snitch, whistle-blower, whistleblower, rat, stool pigeon, squealer, fink, informer, informant, tattler, grass [UK], stoolie, stooly
|
soplona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soplón
|
soponcio {m} [colloquial]
|
:: swoon, faint, anguish
|
sopor {m}
|
:: drowsiness
|
soporífero {adj}
|
:: soporific (tending to induce sleep)
|
soporífico {adj}
|
:: soporific (tending to induce sleep)
|
soportable {adj}
|
:: tolerable, bearable
|
soportal {m}
|
:: porch
|
soportal {m} [in plural]
|
:: arcade, collonade
|
soportar {v}
|
:: to bear, to endure, to withstand, put up with, tolerate, to stomach, to weather, to handle
|
soportar {v}
|
:: to support a weight or load
|
soportarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of soportar
|
soporte {m}
|
:: support, strut, pillar
|
soporte {m}
|
:: mount, mounting, stand, holder
|
soporte {m}
|
:: bracket [to support shelves]
|
soporte {m} [computing]
|
:: medium
|
soporte {m}
|
:: kickstand
|
soporte {m} [heraldry]
|
:: supporter
|
soporte vital {m}
|
:: life support
|
soprano {mf}
|
:: soprano (singer)
|
soprano {m}
|
:: soprano (pitch)
|
Soprano {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
so pretexto de {prep}
|
:: under the pretext/guise of
|
sor {f} [religion]
|
:: sister, female member of a religious community
|
sor {f} [archaic]
|
:: sister
|
sorabo {adj}
|
:: Sorbian
|
sorabo {m}
|
:: Sorbian language
|
soraya {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sorayo
|
Soraya {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
sorayo {m}
|
:: A supporter of Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, Spanish lawyer and politician
|
sorbato {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sorbate
|
sorber {v}
|
:: to sip, suck
|
sorber {v}
|
:: to absorb, suck in, soak up
|
sorber {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to swallow
|
sorbete {m}
|
:: sorbet
|
sorbete {m} [uncountable, El Salvador]
|
:: ice cream
|
sorbete {m} [countable, Argentina, Ecuador, Peru]
|
:: drinking straw
|
sorbetería {f}
|
:: sorbet or ice cream shop
|
sorbeto {m} [uncountable]
|
:: sorbet
|
sorbeto {m} [uncountable]
|
:: [Cuba, Puerto Rico] sweet soft dough often with encrusted [[fruit] or candy
|
sorbeto {m} [countable]
|
:: [Cuba, Puerto Rico] piece of such dough
|
sorbeto {m} [countable]
|
:: [Costa Rica] wafer, oblea (thin wafer dessert filled with sweet filling)
|
sorbeto {m} [countable]
|
:: [Panama, Puerto Rico] drinking straw
|
sorbia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sorbio
|
sórbico {adj}
|
:: sorbic
|
sorbio {m}
|
:: synonym of sorabo
|
sorbio {m}
|
:: synonym of sorabo
|
sorbitano {m}
|
:: sorbitan
|
sorbito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sorbo
|
sorbitol {m} [organic compound]
|
:: sorbitol
|
sorbo {m}
|
:: sip
|
Sorbona {prop} {f}
|
:: Sorbonne
|
sorbosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: sorbose
|
sorda {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sordo
|
sordamente {adv}
|
:: dully
|
sordera {f}
|
:: deafness
|
sordidez {f}
|
:: sordidness
|
sórdido {adj}
|
:: sordid, dirty
|
sórdido {adj}
|
:: greedy
|
sordina {f} [music]
|
:: mute; muffler
|
sordo {adj}
|
:: deaf
|
sordo {adj} [of a sound]
|
:: dull, muted
|
sordo {adj} [phonetics]
|
:: voiceless
|
sordo {m}
|
:: deaf person
|
sordoceguera {f}
|
:: deafblindness
|
sordociego {adj}
|
:: deafblind
|
sordociego {m}
|
:: a deafblind person
|
sordomudo {adj}
|
:: deaf and dumb; deaf-mute
|
sordomudo {m}
|
:: deaf-mute
|
soredio {m} [lichenology]
|
:: soredium
|
sorgo {m}
|
:: sorghum
|
Soria {prop} {f}
|
:: Soria (province)
|
Soria {prop} {f}
|
:: Soria (city)
|
soriana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of soriano
|
sorianita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sorianito
|
sorianito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of soriano
|
sorianito {m}
|
:: diminutive of soriano
|
soriano {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to the province of Soria
|
soriano {m}
|
:: Native or resident of Soria, a Spanish province
|
Soriano {prop} {m}
|
:: surname, the 309th most common in Mexico
|
sorna {f}
|
:: sarcasm, irony
|
sorna {f}
|
:: sarcastic tone
|
sorna {f}
|
:: slowness
|
sornar {v} [slang]
|
:: to sleep
|
soro {m} [botany]
|
:: sorus
|
soroche {m}
|
:: altitude sickness, mountain sickness
|
soroche {m} [Chile, Peru, mineral]
|
:: galena
|
sororidad {f}
|
:: sorority
|
sororidad {f}
|
:: a female fraternity; a sisterhood (a fraternal group composed exclusively of females)
|
sororidad {f}
|
:: a social organization of female students at a college or university; usually identified by Greek letters
|
sorosilicato {m}
|
:: sorosilicate
|
sorpasso {m} [politics]
|
:: coalition of left-wing parties
|
sorprendente {adj}
|
:: surprising
|
sorprendentemente {adv}
|
:: surprisingly
|
sorprender {v}
|
:: to surprise
|
sorprenderse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sorprender
|
sorprendidísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sorprendido
|
sorprendido {adj}
|
:: surprised
|
sorpresa {f}
|
:: surprise (something not expected)
|
sorpresa {f}
|
:: upset (unexpected victory)
|
sorpresita {f}
|
:: diminutive of sorpresa
|
sorpresivamente {adv}
|
:: surprisingly
|
sorpresivo {adj}
|
:: surprising
|
sorry {interj} [colloquial]
|
:: sorry (expressing regret)
|
sortear {v}
|
:: to raffle, to raffle off, to draw lots
|
sortear {v}
|
:: to get around, to avoid, to come around (an obstacle or a danger), to circumvent
|
sorteo {m}
|
:: lottery, raffle
|
sortija {f}
|
:: ring (round piece worn around the finger)
|
sortija {f}
|
:: a Spanish guessing game
|
sortija {f} [Argentina]
|
:: A game played by gauchos where they try to catch a suspended ring while galloping on horseback
|
sortilegio {m}
|
:: magical spell
|
sortilegio {m}
|
:: sorcery, witchcraft
|
sortilegio {m}
|
:: divination
|
sorullito {m}
|
:: A kind of fried cornflour fritter from Puerto Rico
|
sorullo {m}
|
:: A kind of fried cornflour fritter from Puerto Rico
|
sosa {f}
|
:: sodium hydroxide, soda ash
|
sosa {f} [plant]
|
:: glasswort
|
Sosa {prop}
|
:: surname
|
sosaina {f} [colloquial]
|
:: pussy, wuss
|
sosaina {f} [colloquial]
|
:: wet blanket, bore
|
sosegadamente {adv}
|
:: calmly, peacefully
|
sosegar {v}
|
:: to calm
|
sosegar {v}
|
:: to calm down
|
sosias {m}
|
:: double (a person resembling or standing for another)
|
sosiego {m}
|
:: calm, peace, serenity
|
soslayar {v}
|
:: to evade
|
soslayar {v}
|
:: to get around, to get round, to dodge (a question, tricky issue etc.)
|
soslayo {adj}
|
:: slanted
|
soso {adj}
|
:: dull (not exciting)
|
soso {adj}
|
:: bland, tasteless (lacking taste)
|
sosón {m} [Louisiana]
|
:: sock
|
sospecha {f}
|
:: suspicion
|
sospechar {v}
|
:: to suspect
|
sospechar {v}
|
:: to be on to (+ de)
|
sospecho {m}
|
:: suspicion
|
sospechosa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sospechoso
|
sospechosamente {adv}
|
:: suspiciously
|
sospechoso {adj}
|
:: suspicious
|
sospechoso {m}
|
:: suspect
|
sostén {m}
|
:: support, prop
|
sostén {m} [now especially Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador, Venezuela]
|
:: bra, brassière
|
sostén {m}
|
:: sustenance, nourishment
|
sostenedor {adj}
|
:: supporting
|
sostenedor {adj}
|
:: load bearing
|
sostenedor {m}
|
:: supporter (one who supports something)
|
sostenedora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sostenedor
|
sostener {v}
|
:: to hold, to hold up, to prop up, to sustain, to underpin (physically)
|
sostener {v}
|
:: to sustain, to support, to keep (i.e. to give continuity to)
|
sostener {v}
|
:: to support, to uphold, to hold, to sustain, to contend, to maintain, to argue, to claim, to underpin, to defend
|
sostenerse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sostener
|
sostenibilidad {f}
|
:: sustainability
|
sostenible {adj}
|
:: sustainable
|
sosteniblemente {adv}
|
:: sustainably
|
sostenidamente {adv}
|
:: sustainedly
|
sostenido {adj} [music]
|
:: sharp
|
sostenido {adj}
|
:: supported
|
sostenido {adj}
|
:: sustained
|
sostenido {adj}
|
:: sustainable
|
sostenimiento {m}
|
:: sustenace
|
sostenimiento {m}
|
:: sustaining
|
sostenimiento {m}
|
:: support
|
sota {f} [card games]
|
:: jack, knave
|
sota {f}
|
:: insolent woman
|
sota {f} [archaic]
|
:: hussy; harlot
|
sotabanco {m}
|
:: attic (room)
|
sota, caballo y rey {adj} [idiom]
|
:: clear-cut; without variation or improvisation
|
sotana {f}
|
:: cassock
|
sotanera {f}
|
:: someone who finishes in last place; loser
|
sotanero {m} [sports]
|
:: last-place team
|
sotanilla {f}
|
:: diminutive of sotana
|
sótano {m}
|
:: cellar
|
sótano {m}
|
:: basement
|
sótano {m} [chiefly Northern Mexico]
|
:: pit
|
sotar {vi} [Burgos or obsolete]
|
:: to dance
|
sotavento {m}
|
:: leeward side
|
soterramiento {m}
|
:: burial
|
soterrar {v}
|
:: to bury underground, inter
|
sotho {adj}
|
:: Sotho
|
sotho {mf}
|
:: Sotho
|
sotho {m}
|
:: Sotho (language)
|
sotil {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of sutil
|
soto {m}
|
:: grove; copse
|
Soto {prop}
|
:: surname
|
sotobosque {m}
|
:: undergrowth
|
sotocoro {m} [architecture]
|
:: area under the choir
|
sotol {m} [chiefly Mexico]
|
:: sotol (desert plant)
|
sotol {m} [chiefly Mexico]
|
:: sotol (distilled spirit)
|
sotuer {m} [heraldry]
|
:: saltire
|
soubise {f}
|
:: soubise (sauce)
|
soul {m}
|
:: soul, soul music
|
soulman {m}
|
:: soul singer
|
soundtrack {m}
|
:: soundtrack
|
soutien {m} [Argentina]
|
:: bra; brassiere
|
souvenir {m}
|
:: souvenir
|
soviet {m}
|
:: soviet (an assembly, convocation, or council of workers)
|
sóviet {m}
|
:: soviet (an assembly, convocation, or council of workers)
|
soviético {adj}
|
:: soviet
|
sovietismo {m}
|
:: Sovietism (belief or practice of the Soviets)
|
sovietización {f}
|
:: Sovietization
|
sovjós {m}
|
:: sovkhoz
|
soya {f} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua]
|
:: alternative form of soja
|
soyero {adj} [attributive]
|
:: soy; soya
|
soy inglés {phrase}
|
:: I am English
|
soy inglesa {phrase}
|
:: I am English
|
Soyuz {prop} {m}
|
:: Soyuz (a Soviet/Russian spacecraft)
|
spa {f}
|
:: spa
|
space opera {f}
|
:: space opera
|
spaguetti {m} [nonstandard]
|
:: alternative spelling of espagueti
|
spam {m} [computing]
|
:: spam
|
spammer {m}
|
:: spammer
|
spamming {m}
|
:: spamming
|
spanglish {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of espanglish
|
spaniel {m}
|
:: spaniel
|
sparring {m}
|
:: sparring
|
speaker {mf}
|
:: speaker (in parliament)
|
spenceriano {adj}
|
:: Spencerian
|
spenseriano {adj}
|
:: Spenserian
|
spin {m}
|
:: spin
|
spinner {m}
|
:: fidget spinner
|
spinning {m}
|
:: spinning (indoor cycling)
|
spinoff {m}
|
:: spinoff
|
spirulina {f}
|
:: spirulina
|
split {m}
|
:: splits
|
splitense {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to Split, Croatia
|
splitense {mf}
|
:: native or resident of Split, Croatia
|
spoiler {m}
|
:: spoiler (document, review or comment that discloses the ending or some key surprise or twist in a story)
|
sponsor {m}
|
:: sponsor
|
Sporting {prop} {m}
|
:: Sporting de Gijón, a football team from Gijón, Spain
|
sportinguista {mf} [soccer]
|
:: A supporter, player or coach of Real Sporting de Gijón
|
spot {m}
|
:: advert, ad
|
spotter {m}
|
:: spotter
|
sprai {m}
|
:: rare form of espray
|
spray {m}
|
:: alternative form of espray
|
sprint {m}
|
:: sprint
|
sprinter {mf}
|
:: sprinter
|
spyware {m}
|
:: spyware
|
squad {m}
|
:: squad
|
squat {m}
|
:: squat (exercise)
|
Sr. {m}
|
:: Mr.; abbreviation of Señor
|
Sr {m}
|
:: alternative form of Sr.
|
Sra. {f}
|
:: abbreviation of señora
|
Sra {f}
|
:: Misspelling of Sra.
|
Sri Lanka {prop}
|
:: Sri Lanka
|
SRL {f}
|
:: initialism of sociedad de responsabilidad limitada
|
Srta. {f}
|
:: abbreviation of señorita
|
Srta {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of Srta.
|
SS. HH. {mp}
|
:: toilet or toilets
|
Sta. {f}
|
:: abbreviation of santa (saint)
|
stablishment {m}
|
:: establishment
|
staff {m}
|
:: staff (employees)
|
Stalingrado {prop} {f}
|
:: Stalingrad
|
stalinismo {m}
|
:: Stalinism (communist philosophies espoused by Josef Stalin)
|
stalinista {adj}
|
:: Stalinist
|
stalinista {mf}
|
:: Stalinist
|
stalkear {v}
|
:: to stalk on the Internet
|
stand {m}
|
:: stand (enclosed structure in the street)
|
standing {m}
|
:: status, standing, class
|
standopera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of standopero
|
standopero {m} [Mexico]
|
:: stand-up (comedian)
|
standupera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of standupero
|
standupero {m}
|
:: stand-up (a comedian who performs on stage)
|
startup {f}
|
:: startup
|
statu quo {m}
|
:: status quo
|
status {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of estatus
|
Stávropol {prop} {m}
|
:: Stávropol (city)
|
S.T.D. {mp}
|
:: total dissolved solids
|
Stefanescu {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
Stein {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
stent {m}
|
:: stent
|
step {m}
|
:: step training
|
Stern {prop} {mf}
|
:: surname
|
stevia {f}
|
:: stevia
|
Stgo. {prop} {m}
|
:: abbreviation of Santiago de Chile
|
sticker {m}
|
:: sticker
|
stiletto {m}
|
:: stiletto
|
still {m} [photography]
|
:: still
|
stishovita {f} [mineral]
|
:: stishovite
|
stock {m}
|
:: stock, inventory
|
stop {interj}
|
:: stop
|
storyboard {f}
|
:: storyboard
|
stout {f}
|
:: stout (beer)
|
stream {m} [computing]
|
:: stream
|
streaming {m}
|
:: streaming
|
stress {m}
|
:: stress
|
strigil {m}
|
:: strigil
|
strike {m} [baseball]
|
:: strike
|
strike {m} [bowling]
|
:: strike
|
stripper {mf}
|
:: stripper
|
striptease {m}
|
:: striptease
|
stronguista {adj}
|
:: of or pertaining to The Strongest, a football club from La Paz, Bolivia
|
stronguista {mf}
|
:: Someone connected to The Strongest, as a fan, player, coach etc
|
stronismo {m}
|
:: The reign of, or political beliefs of, Alfredo Stroessner, ruler of Paraguay 1954-1989
|
stronista {adj}
|
:: Of, pertaining to, or supporting Alfredo Stroessner, ruler of Paraguay 1954-1989, or to his politics or beliefs
|
stronista {mf}
|
:: A supporter of Alfredo Stroessner
|
stupa {f}
|
:: stupa
|
styling {m}
|
:: styling
|
su {adj} [before the noun]
|
:: apocopic form of suyo His, her, its, one's, their
|
su {adj} [before the noun, formal]
|
:: apocopic form of suyo Your
|
su {adv}
|
:: About, approximately
|
Su {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
Suabia {prop} {f} [historical]
|
:: Suabia (historic region)
|
suabo {adj}
|
:: Swabian (from or relating to Swabia)
|
suabo {m}
|
:: Swabian (High German dialect)
|
suadero {m} [gastronomy, Mexico]
|
:: a thin cut of fried beef that is commonly used as a taco filling
|
suaheli {m}
|
:: alternative form of suajili
|
suahelí {m}
|
:: alternative form of suajili
|
suahili {m}
|
:: alternative form of suajili
|
suahilí {m}
|
:: alternative form of suajili
|
suajili {m}
|
:: Swahili (language)
|
suape {m} [Dominican Republic]
|
:: mop
|
Suárez {prop}
|
:: Suarez; surname
|
suástica {f} [Latin America]
|
:: Variant form of esvástica
|
suave {adj}
|
:: smooth, soft, fluffy
|
suave {adj}
|
:: soft, gentle, light, mild (e.g. mild flavor, a mild winter)
|
suave {adj}
|
:: suave (charming, confident and elegant)
|
suave {adj}
|
:: cool, acceptable, easy
|
suavecito {adj}
|
:: diminutive of suave
|
suave como el culito de un bebé {adj} [simile]
|
:: smooth as a baby's bottom
|
suavemente {adv}
|
:: softly
|
suavidad {f}
|
:: smoothness
|
suavidad {f}
|
:: softness
|
suavidad {f}
|
:: mildness
|
suavísimamente {adv}
|
:: superlative of suavemente
|
suavísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of suave
|
suavización {f}
|
:: softening, smoothening
|
suavización {f} [finance]
|
:: easing
|
suavizamiento {m}
|
:: smoothing
|
suavizante {m}
|
:: fabric softener
|
suavizar {v}
|
:: to soften, smooth
|
suavizar {v}
|
:: to ease, to relieve
|
suavo {m}
|
:: A smooth or cool male
|
suazi {adj}
|
:: Swazi
|
suazi {mf}
|
:: Swazi
|
suazilandés {adj}
|
:: Swazi
|
suazilandés {m}
|
:: Swazi
|
suazilandesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suazilandés
|
Suazilandia {prop} {f}
|
:: Swaziland
|
Suazo {prop} {m}
|
:: surname
|
sub- {prefix}
|
:: sub-
|
sub {prep}
|
:: under
|
subacromial {adj}
|
:: subacromial
|
subacuático {adj}
|
:: subaquatic
|
subadministrador {m}
|
:: vice administrator
|
subadulto {m}
|
:: subadult
|
subafluente {f}
|
:: subaffluent
|
subagente {mf}
|
:: subagent
|
subagudo {adj}
|
:: subacute
|
subalar {adj}
|
:: subalar
|
subalcalde {mf}
|
:: vice-mayor
|
subalcaldía {f}
|
:: The body below the city council
|
subálgebra {m}
|
:: subalgebra
|
subalimentación {f}
|
:: underfeeding
|
subalimentar {vt}
|
:: to undernourish
|
subalpino {adj}
|
:: subalpine
|
subalquilar {vt}
|
:: to sublet
|
subalquiler {m}
|
:: subletting
|
subalterna {f}
|
:: feminine noun of subalterno
|
subalternidad {f}
|
:: subaltern
|
subalternizar {vt}
|
:: to subordinate
|
subalterno {adj}
|
:: subordinate
|
subalterno {m}
|
:: subordinate
|
subalterno {m}
|
:: subaltern
|
subametralladora {f}
|
:: submachine gun
|
subanálisis {f}
|
:: subanalysis
|
subandino {adj}
|
:: sub-Andean
|
subanillo {m}
|
:: subring
|
subantártico {adj}
|
:: subantarctic
|
subapartado {m}
|
:: subparagraph
|
subapical {adj}
|
:: subapical
|
subaracnoideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subarachnoid
|
subárbol {f}
|
:: subtree
|
subarbusto {m}
|
:: subshrub
|
subarchipiélago {m}
|
:: subarchipelago
|
subárea {f}
|
:: subarea
|
subarrendamiento {m}
|
:: subtenancy (state of being a subtenant)
|
subarrendar {vt}
|
:: to sublease, sublet
|
subártico {adj}
|
:: subarctic
|
subasignación {f}
|
:: subassignment
|
subasta {f}
|
:: auction
|
subastador {m}
|
:: auctioneer
|
subastadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of subastador
|
subastar {v}
|
:: to auction, auction off
|
subasta silenciosa {f}
|
:: silent auction
|
subastero {m}
|
:: bidder at an auction
|
subatómico {adj}
|
:: subatomic
|
subcadena {f}
|
:: substring
|
subcaducifolio {adj}
|
:: subdeciduous
|
subcalibrado {adj}
|
:: subcaliber
|
subcalloso {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subcallosal
|
subcampeón {m}
|
:: runner-up
|
subcampeona {f}
|
:: runner-up
|
subcampeonato {m}
|
:: runner-up (someone in second place)
|
subcampo {m}
|
:: subfield
|
subcanal {m}
|
:: subchannel
|
subcapa {f}
|
:: sublayer
|
subcapitán {m}
|
:: vice captain
|
subcapítulo {m}
|
:: subchapter
|
subcarpeta {f} [computing]
|
:: subfolder
|
subcategoría {f}
|
:: subcategory
|
subcategorización {f}
|
:: subcategorization
|
subcaudal {m}
|
:: subcaudal
|
subcaudal {adj}
|
:: subcaudal
|
subcelular {adj}
|
:: subcellular
|
subcentro {m}
|
:: subcenter
|
subchasis {m}
|
:: subframe
|
subcircuito {m}
|
:: subcircuit
|
subcircular {adj}
|
:: subcircular
|
subclado {m}
|
:: subclade
|
subclase {f}
|
:: subclass
|
subclasificación {f}
|
:: subclassification
|
subclasificar {vt}
|
:: to subclassify
|
subclave {f}
|
:: subkey
|
subclavio {adj}
|
:: subclavian
|
subclínico {adj}
|
:: subclinical
|
subcolección {f}
|
:: subcollection
|
subcomandante {mf}
|
:: subcommander
|
subcomarca {f}
|
:: subdistrict; a division of a comarca
|
subcomisaría {f}
|
:: a subdivision of provinces in various Latin American countries
|
subcomisario {m}
|
:: deputy commissioner
|
subcomisión {f}
|
:: subcommission
|
subcomisionada {f}
|
:: deputy commissioner
|
subcomisionado {m}
|
:: deputy commissioner
|
subcomité {m}
|
:: subcommittee
|
subcompacto {m}
|
:: subcompact
|
subcomponente {m}
|
:: subcomponent
|
subconciencia {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of subconsciencia
|
subconjunto {m} [mathematics]
|
:: subgroup; subset
|
subconjunto {m}
|
:: subassembly
|
subconsciencia {f}
|
:: subconscious
|
subconsciente {adj}
|
:: subconscious
|
subconscientemente {adv}
|
:: subconsciously
|
subcontador {m}
|
:: subaccountant
|
subcontadora {f}
|
:: subaccountant
|
subcontinente {m}
|
:: subcontinent
|
subcontralor {m}
|
:: deputy comptroller
|
subcontratación {f}
|
:: subcontracting
|
subcontratar {v}
|
:: to subcontract
|
subcontratista {mf}
|
:: subcontractor
|
subcontrato {m}
|
:: subcontract
|
subcoordinación {f}
|
:: subcoordination
|
subcoordinador {m}
|
:: assistant coordinator
|
subcoordinadora {f}
|
:: sub-coordinator
|
subcordado {adj}
|
:: subcordate
|
subcordillera {f}
|
:: subrange
|
subcoriáceo {adj}
|
:: subcoriaceous
|
subcortical {adj}
|
:: subcortical
|
subcostal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subcostal (below a rib or the ribs)
|
subcrítico {adj}
|
:: subcritical
|
subcuadrado {adj}
|
:: subquadrate
|
subcuenca {f}
|
:: subwatershed
|
subcuenta {f}
|
:: subaccount
|
subcuerpo {m}
|
:: subfield
|
subcultura {f}
|
:: subculture
|
subcutáneo {adj}
|
:: subcutaneous
|
subdecano {m}
|
:: Second oldest person
|
subdeclaración {f}
|
:: understatement (withholding of information, especially on taxes)
|
subdelegación {f}
|
:: subdelegation
|
subdelegada {f}
|
:: subdelegate
|
subdelegado {m}
|
:: subdelegate
|
subdeltoides {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subdeltoid
|
subdérmico {adj}
|
:: subdermal
|
subdesarrollado {adj}
|
:: underdeveloped
|
subdesarrollo {m}
|
:: underdevelopment
|
subdiácono {m}
|
:: subdeacon
|
subdiagnóstico {m}
|
:: subdiagnostic
|
subdialecto {m}
|
:: subdialect
|
subdirección {f}
|
:: sub-management
|
subdirector {m}
|
:: subdirector
|
subdirectora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of subdirector
|
subdirectorio {m}
|
:: subdirectory
|
subdisciplina {f}
|
:: subdiscipline
|
subdistrito {f}
|
:: subdistrict
|
súbdita {f}
|
:: feminine noun of súbdito
|
súbdito {adj}
|
:: subject
|
súbdito {m}
|
:: subject (citizen in a monarchy or person ruled over by another)
|
subdividir {v}
|
:: to subdivide
|
subdivisión {f}
|
:: subdivision
|
subdominante {f}
|
:: subdominant
|
subdominio {m}
|
:: subdomain
|
subdrenaje {m}
|
:: subdrainage
|
subducción {f} [geology]
|
:: subduction
|
subducir {v}
|
:: To subduct
|
subdural {adj}
|
:: subdural
|
subejecución {f}
|
:: under-implementation, under-performance, under-execution, under-delivery
|
subempleado {adj}
|
:: underemployed, underworked
|
subempleo {m}
|
:: underemployment
|
subenana {f}
|
:: subdwarf
|
subenfriamiento {m}
|
:: subcooling farmer
|
subentender {vt}
|
:: to get the gist of
|
subentero {adj}
|
:: subentire
|
subentidad {f}
|
:: subentity
|
subepitelial {adj}
|
:: subepithelial
|
suberecto {adj}
|
:: suberect
|
suberoso {adj}
|
:: suberose
|
subescala {f}
|
:: subscale
|
subescapular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: subscapular
|
subescolarizado {adj}
|
:: under-schooled
|
subesférico {adj}
|
:: subspherical
|
subespacio {m}
|
:: subspace
|
subespecialidad {f}
|
:: subspeciality
|
subespecialista {mf}
|
:: subspecialist
|
subespecie {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: subspecies
|
subespecífico {adj}
|
:: subspecific
|
subestación {f}
|
:: substation (site where electricity is transformed and regulated for local distribution)
|
subestándar {adj}
|
:: substandard
|
subestatal {adj}
|
:: substate
|
subestelar {adj}
|
:: substellar
|
subestilo {m}
|
:: subgenre; substyle
|
subestimación {f}
|
:: underestimation
|
subestimado {adj}
|
:: underrated
|
subestimar {v}
|
:: to underestimate
|
subestimar {v}
|
:: to underrate
|
subestimar {vr}
|
:: to sell oneself short, to underrate
|
subestructura {f}
|
:: substructure
|
subetnia {f}
|
:: subethnicity
|
subfacturación {f}
|
:: underbilling
|
subfalla {f}
|
:: subfault
|
subfamilia {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: subfamily
|
subfilo {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: subphylum
|
subfluvial {adj}
|
:: subfluvial
|
subforo {m}
|
:: subforum
|
subfósil {adj}
|
:: subfossil
|
subfósil {m}
|
:: subfossil
|
subfusil {m}
|
:: submachinegun
|
subgénero {m}
|
:: subgenre
|
subgénero {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: subgenus
|
subgenital {adj}
|
:: subgenital
|
subgenotipo {m}
|
:: subgenotype
|
subgerencia {f}
|
:: submanagement
|
subgerenta {f}
|
:: submanager
|
subgerente {m}
|
:: submanager
|
subgigante {m}
|
:: subgiant
|
subglacial {adj}
|
:: subglacial
|
subgloboso {adj}
|
:: subglobose
|
subglobular {adj}
|
:: subglobular
|
subgobernador {m}
|
:: sub-governor
|
subgraduado {adj}
|
:: undergraduate
|
subgrafo {m}
|
:: subgraph
|
subgrave {m}
|
:: sub-bass
|
subgrupo {m} [mathematics]
|
:: subgroup
|
subhumano {adj}
|
:: subhuman
|
subhumano {m}
|
:: subhuman
|
subhúmedo {adj}
|
:: subhumid
|
subibaja {m}
|
:: A see-saw
|
subida {f}
|
:: rise
|
subida {f}
|
:: acclivity
|
subidísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of subido
|
subidita {f}
|
:: diminutive of subida
|
subidón {m}
|
:: burst, rush (of energy)
|
subienda {f} [Colombia]
|
:: season of plentiful fish
|
subigual {adj}
|
:: subequal
|
subíndice {m}
|
:: subindex
|
subinspección {f}
|
:: minute inspection
|
subinspector {m}
|
:: vice-inspector
|
subintendente {mf}
|
:: subintendent
|
subintervalo {m}
|
:: subinterval
|
subinversión {f}
|
:: underinvestment
|
subir {v}
|
:: to go up or come up
|
subir {v}
|
:: to raise
|
subir {v}
|
:: to climb
|
subir {v} [computing]
|
:: to upload
|
subir como la espuma {v} [idiomatic, simile]
|
:: to shoot up
|
subirse a las barbas {vt} [idiomatic]
|
:: to walk all over (someone)
|
subirse al carro {v} [idiom]
|
:: to jump on the bandwagon, to get in on the act
|
súbitamente {adv}
|
:: suddenly, all of a sudden
|
subitáneo {adj} [literary]
|
:: sudden
|
súbito {adj}
|
:: sudden
|
súbito {adv}
|
:: suddenly
|
subjefa {f}
|
:: deputy boss
|
subjefe {mf}
|
:: assistant, subordinate
|
subjefe {mf}
|
:: sous-chef, assistant chef
|
subjetivación {f}
|
:: subjectivization
|
subjetivamente {adv}
|
:: subjectively
|
subjetividad {f}
|
:: subjectivity
|
subjetivísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of subjetivo
|
subjetivismo {m}
|
:: subjectivism
|
subjetivista {adj}
|
:: subjectivist
|
subjetivista {m}
|
:: subjectivist
|
subjetivo {adj}
|
:: subjective
|
subjeto {m}
|
:: rare form of sujeto
|
subjuntivo {adj}
|
:: subjunctive
|
subjuntivo {m}
|
:: subjunctive mood
|
sublema {m}
|
:: sub-motto
|
sublevación {f}
|
:: uprising, revolt
|
sublevar {v}
|
:: to provoke into rebellion, to revolt
|
sublíder {m}
|
:: second-placed team or competitor
|
sublimación {f}
|
:: sublimation
|
sublimar {vt}
|
:: to sublimate
|
sublime {adj}
|
:: sublime
|
sublimemente {adv}
|
:: sublimely
|
sublimidad {f}
|
:: sublimeness
|
subliminal {adj}
|
:: subliminal
|
subliminalmente {adv}
|
:: subliminally
|
sublínea {f}
|
:: subline
|
sublingual {adj}
|
:: sublingual
|
subliterario {adj}
|
:: subliterary
|
sublitoral {adj}
|
:: subcoastal
|
subluxación {f} [pathology]
|
:: subluxation
|
submandibular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: submandibular
|
submarca {f}
|
:: subbrand
|
submareal {adj}
|
:: subtidal
|
submarginal {adj}
|
:: submarginal
|
submarinismo {m}
|
:: scuba diving
|
submarinista {adj}
|
:: underwater
|
submarinista {mf}
|
:: diver, scuba diver
|
submarinista {mf}
|
:: submariner
|
submarino {adj}
|
:: submarine, underwater
|
submarino {m}
|
:: submarine
|
submatriz {f}
|
:: submatrix
|
submaxilar {adj}
|
:: submaxillary
|
submediterráneo {adj}
|
:: submediterranean
|
submentoniano {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: submentonian
|
submenú {m}
|
:: submenu
|
submeseta {f}
|
:: subplateau
|
submétrico {adj}
|
:: submetric
|
submilimétrico {adj}
|
:: submillimetric
|
subministrar {v}
|
:: alternative form of suministrar
|
submódulo {m}
|
:: submodule
|
submonarca {mf} [Latin America]
|
:: vice-champion; runner-up
|
submontano {adj}
|
:: submontane; in the foothills
|
submuestreo {m}
|
:: subsampling
|
submúltiplo {m}
|
:: submultiple
|
submundo {m}
|
:: underworld
|
submunición {f}
|
:: submunition
|
subnacional {adj}
|
:: subnational
|
subnivel {m}
|
:: sublevel
|
subnivel {m} [physics]
|
:: subshell
|
subnormal {adj}
|
:: subnormal
|
subnormalidad {f}
|
:: subnormality
|
subobjetivo {m}
|
:: subgoal
|
suboccipital {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suboccipital
|
suboficial {m}
|
:: non-commissioned officer
|
suboficial {m}
|
:: petty officer
|
subóptimo {adj}
|
:: suboptimal
|
subopuesto {adj}
|
:: subcontrary
|
suborbicular {adj}
|
:: suborbicular
|
suborbital {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suborbital
|
suborbitario {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suborbital
|
suborden {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: suborder
|
subordinación {f}
|
:: subordination
|
subordinada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of subordinado
|
subordinadamente {adv}
|
:: subordinately
|
subordinado {adj}
|
:: subordinate, subordinating
|
subordinado {m}
|
:: subordinate
|
subordinante {adj}
|
:: subordinate
|
subordinar {v}
|
:: to subordinate
|
suborganismo {m}
|
:: sub-body
|
subóscino {m}
|
:: suboscine
|
subpagado {adj}
|
:: underpaid
|
subpágina {f}
|
:: subpage
|
subpáramo {m}
|
:: Páramo
|
subpartida {f}
|
:: subparty
|
subpelo {m}
|
:: underhair
|
subpenínsula {f}
|
:: subpeninsula
|
subpíxel {m}
|
:: subpixel
|
subpoblación {f}
|
:: subpopulation
|
subpolar {adj}
|
:: subpolar
|
subportadora {f}
|
:: subcarrier
|
subprefecto {m}
|
:: subprefect
|
subprefectura {f}
|
:: subprefecture
|
subproblema {m}
|
:: subproblem
|
subproceso {m}
|
:: subprocess
|
subprocurador {m}
|
:: deputy attorney general
|
subprocuradora {f}
|
:: deputy attorney general
|
subprocuraduría {f}
|
:: The office of the assistant attorney-general
|
subproducto {m}
|
:: byproduct, subproduct
|
subprograma {m}
|
:: subprogram
|
subprovincia {f}
|
:: subprovince
|
subproyecto {m}
|
:: subproject
|
subrama {f}
|
:: subbranch
|
subramal {m}
|
:: subbranch
|
subrasante {f}
|
:: underfloor
|
subrayador {m}
|
:: highlighter
|
subrayar {v}
|
:: to underline, underscore
|
subrayar {v}
|
:: to emphasize, stress
|
subraza {f}
|
:: subrace
|
subrecubrimiento {m}
|
:: subcover
|
subred {f} [networking]
|
:: subnetwork
|
subregión {f}
|
:: subregion
|
subregional {adj}
|
:: subregional
|
subregistro {m}
|
:: subregister
|
subreino {m}
|
:: subkingdom
|
subrelato {m}
|
:: subplot
|
subrepción {f}
|
:: a hidden action
|
subrepción {f}
|
:: hiding a fact to achieve something that could not be achieved openly
|
subrepresentado {adj}
|
:: underrepresented
|
subrepticiamente {adv}
|
:: surreptitiously
|
subrepticio {adj}
|
:: having or feigning stealth
|
subrepticio {adj}
|
:: clandestine or hidden
|
subrepticio {adj}
|
:: surreptitious
|
subrogación {f} [law]
|
:: subrogation
|
subrogante {adj}
|
:: substitute, supply
|
subrogante {m}
|
:: substitute
|
subrogar {v}
|
:: to subrogate
|
subrutina {f}
|
:: subroutine
|
subsahariano {adj}
|
:: sub-Saharan
|
subsanable {adj}
|
:: fixable, reparable
|
subsanable {adj}
|
:: forgivable
|
subsanación {f}
|
:: rectification
|
subsanar {v}
|
:: to rectify
|
subsanar {v}
|
:: to offset
|
subsargento {m}
|
:: deputy sergeant
|
subscribir {v}
|
:: to subscribe
|
subscripción {f}
|
:: alternative form of suscripción
|
subscriptor {m}
|
:: alternative form of suscriptor
|
subsección {f}
|
:: subsection
|
subsecretaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of subsecretario
|
subsecretaría {f}
|
:: undersecretaryship, subsecretaryship
|
subsecretario {m}
|
:: undersecretary, deputy secretary
|
subsector {m}
|
:: subsector
|
subsecuencia {f}
|
:: subsequence
|
subsecuente {adj}
|
:: subsequent
|
subsecuentemente {adv}
|
:: subsequently
|
subsede {f}
|
:: secondary venue
|
subsegmento {m}
|
:: subsegment
|
subseguir {v}
|
:: to follow next, be subsequent
|
subsello {m} [music]
|
:: sublabel
|
subseñal {f}
|
:: subsignal
|
subserie {f}
|
:: subseries
|
subsésil {adj}
|
:: subsessile
|
subsésile {adj}
|
:: subsessile
|
subsidencia {f}
|
:: subsidence
|
subsidiar {v}
|
:: to subsidize
|
subsidiariamente {adv}
|
:: subsidiarially
|
subsidiariedad {f}
|
:: subordination
|
subsidiario {adj}
|
:: subsidiary
|
subsidio {m}
|
:: subsidy
|
subsiguiente {adj}
|
:: subsequent
|
subsiguientemente {adv}
|
:: subsequently
|
subsistema {m}
|
:: subsystem
|
subsistencia {f}
|
:: subsistence
|
subsistente {adj}
|
:: surviving; enduring
|
subsistir {v}
|
:: to subsist
|
subsónico {adj}
|
:: subsonic
|
subsótano {m}
|
:: basement
|
substancia {f}
|
:: alternative form of sustancia
|
substanciación {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of sustanciación
|
substancial {adj}
|
:: alternative form of sustancial
|
substancialmente {adv}
|
:: substantially
|
substanciar {vt}
|
:: alternative spelling of sustanciar
|
substancioso {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sustancioso
|
substantivación {f}
|
:: alternative form of sustantivación
|
substantivar {v}
|
:: alternative form of sustantivar
|
substantivo {adj}
|
:: substantive
|
substantivo {m}
|
:: noun
|
substitución {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of sustitución
|
substituir {v}
|
:: alternative form of sustituir
|
substituta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of substituto
|
substituto {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of sustituto
|
substituto {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of sustituto
|
substracción {f}
|
:: alternative form of sustracción
|
substraer {v}
|
:: alternative form of sustraer
|
substrato {m} [uncommon]
|
:: alternative form of sustrato
|
subsucesión {f} [mathematics]
|
:: subseries
|
subsuelo {m} [soil science]
|
:: subsoil
|
subsumir {vt}
|
:: to subsume
|
subsunción {f}
|
:: subsumption
|
subsuperficial {adj}
|
:: subsurface
|
subte {m} [Argentina]
|
:: metro, subway, underground (underground railway, especially the Buenos Aires Underground)
|
subtema {m}
|
:: subtopic
|
subtender {v} [math]
|
:: to subtend
|
subteniente {mf} [military]
|
:: sublieutenant
|
subterfugio {m}
|
:: subterfuge
|
subterminal {adj}
|
:: subterminal
|
subterráneamente {adv}
|
:: subterraneously
|
subterráneo {adj}
|
:: subterranean, underground
|
subterráneo {m}
|
:: underground (regions beneath the surface of the earth)
|
subterráneo {m} [Argentina]
|
:: subway, metro
|
subtesorero {m}
|
:: subtreasurer
|
subtexto {m}
|
:: subtext
|
subtilisina {f} [enzyme]
|
:: subtilisin
|
subtipo {m}
|
:: subtype
|
subtitulación {f}
|
:: subtitling
|
subtitulado {adj}
|
:: subtitled
|
subtitular {v}
|
:: to subtitle
|
subtítulo {m}
|
:: subtitle
|
subtrama {f}
|
:: subplot
|
subtramo {m}
|
:: subsection
|
subtransmisión {f}
|
:: subtransmission
|
subtriangular {adj}
|
:: subtriangular
|
subtribu {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: subtribe
|
subtropical {adj}
|
:: subtropical
|
subtrópico {m}
|
:: subtropic
|
subulado {adj}
|
:: subulated
|
subunidad {f}
|
:: subunit
|
suburbana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suburbano
|
suburbanización {f}
|
:: suburbanization
|
suburbano {adj}
|
:: suburban
|
suburbano {m}
|
:: inhabitant of a suburb
|
suburbial {adj}
|
:: suburban
|
suburbicario {adj}
|
:: suburbicarian
|
suburbio {m}
|
:: suburb, outskirts, poor areas particularly
|
subutilizado {adj}
|
:: underused
|
subvaloración {f}
|
:: undervaluing
|
subvaluar {vt}
|
:: to undervalue
|
subvariante {f}
|
:: subvariant
|
subvariedad {f}
|
:: subvariety
|
subveguería {f}
|
:: A subdivision of a verguería
|
subvención {f}
|
:: subvention
|
subvencionable {adj}
|
:: subsidizable
|
subvencionar {v}
|
:: to subsidize
|
subvenir {v}
|
:: to pay for, meet
|
subversión {f}
|
:: subversion
|
subversivo {adj}
|
:: subversive
|
subvertir {v}
|
:: to subvert
|
subviraje {m}
|
:: understeer
|
subviral {adj}
|
:: subviral
|
subvirar {v}
|
:: to understeer
|
subway {m}
|
:: subway
|
subyacente {adj}
|
:: underlying
|
subyacente {adj}
|
:: subjacent
|
subyacer {vi}
|
:: to underlie
|
subyugación {f}
|
:: subjugation, domination
|
subyugante {adj}
|
:: subduing
|
subyugar {v}
|
:: to captivate, to mesmerize
|
subyugar {v}
|
:: to subjugate, to overpower
|
subzona {f}
|
:: sub-area, sub-zone
|
succinato {m} [organic compound]
|
:: succinate
|
succínico {adj}
|
:: succinic
|
succinilcolina {f} [organic compound]
|
:: succinylcholine
|
succiniltransferasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: succinyltransferase
|
succino {m}
|
:: amber (fossil resin)
|
succión {f}
|
:: suction
|
succionador {adj}
|
:: sucking; suctioning
|
succionador {m}
|
:: sucker; suction machine
|
succionadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of succionador
|
succionar {v}
|
:: to suck up
|
sucedáneo {adj} [of a substance]
|
:: substitute
|
sucedáneo {m}
|
:: substitute
|
suceder {v}
|
:: to happen, to befall, to occur
|
suceder {v}
|
:: to come to pass
|
suceder {v}
|
:: to succeed to, to follow
|
suceptibilidad {f}
|
:: susceptibility
|
sucesión {f}
|
:: succession
|
sucesión {f} [mathematics]
|
:: sequence
|
sucesión {f} [legal]
|
:: inheritance (act of inheriting, not the thing inherited)
|
sucesivamente {adv}
|
:: successively
|
sucesivo {adj}
|
:: successive
|
suceso {m}
|
:: event, happening
|
suceso {m}
|
:: outcome, result
|
sucesor {adj}
|
:: succeeding
|
sucesor {m}
|
:: successor
|
sucesora {f}
|
:: female equivalent of sucesor
|
sucesoral {adj}
|
:: Of or pertaining to successorship or successors
|
sucesorio {adj}
|
:: successional
|
súchil {m} [rare, dialectal, poetic, Mexico]
|
:: flower
|
Suchitepéquez {prop}
|
:: Suchitepéquez (department)
|
suciamente {adv}
|
:: dirtily
|
suciedad {f}
|
:: dirt
|
suciedad {f}
|
:: dirtiness, filth
|
suciedad {f}
|
:: prurience; metaphorical dirtiness
|
sucintamente {adv}
|
:: succinctly
|
sucinto {adj}
|
:: succinct, brief, concise
|
sucio {adj}
|
:: dirty, filthy
|
sucio {adj}
|
:: sinful, tainted
|
sucio {adj}
|
:: obscene, vulgar
|
sucísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of sucio; extremely dirty
|
sucitar {v} [dated or nonstandard]
|
:: alternative form of suscitar
|
sucra {f} [Louisiana]
|
:: sugar
|
sucralosa {f} [carbohydrate]
|
:: sucralose
|
sucre {m}
|
:: sucre (former currency of Ecuador)
|
Sucre {prop}
|
:: Sucre (the constitutional <<capital>> of <<c/Bolivia>>)
|
Sucre {prop}
|
:: Sucre (province)
|
Sucre {prop}
|
:: In Venezuela
|
Sucre {prop}
|
:: Sucre (state)
|
Sucre {prop}
|
:: Any of several municipalities
|
sucreña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sucreño
|
sucreño {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sucre, Colombia
|
sucreño {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of Sucre, Colombia
|
sucrense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sucre, Bolivia
|
sucrense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Sucre, Bolivia
|
súcubo {m}
|
:: succubus
|
suculencia {f}
|
:: succulence
|
suculento {adj}
|
:: succulent, juicy
|
sucumbir {v}
|
:: to succumb
|
sucursal {adj} [attributive]
|
:: branch (of a company or organization)
|
sucursal {f}
|
:: branch (a location of an organization with several locations)
|
sucursalismo {m} [Spain, despective]
|
:: A regional political party's dependence on the central party
|
sucursalista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: of or pertaining to sucursalismo
|
sud {m} [Latin America]
|
:: south
|
sudaca {mf} [Spain, offensive, derogatory, vulgar, slang]
|
:: A Hispanic American, more precisely a South American, especially one considered to have Amerindian features or a non-European accent; spic/spick
|
sudadera {f}
|
:: sweatshirt, hoodie
|
sudadero {m}
|
:: sweater
|
Sudáfrica {prop} {f}
|
:: South Africa
|
sudafricana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudafricano
|
sudafricano {adj}
|
:: South African
|
sudafricano {m}
|
:: South African
|
Sudamérica {prop} {f}
|
:: South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas)
|
sudamericana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudamericano
|
sudamericano {adj}
|
:: South American
|
sudamericano {m}
|
:: South American
|
Sudán {prop} {m}
|
:: Sudan (Republic of Sudan)
|
Sudán del Sur {prop} {m}
|
:: South Sudan
|
sudanés {adj}
|
:: Sudanese
|
sudanés {m}
|
:: Sudanese
|
sudanesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudanés
|
sudánico {adj}
|
:: Sudanic
|
sudar {v}
|
:: to sweat
|
sudar {vtr} [vulgar, Spain]
|
:: to not care
|
sudarábigo {adj}
|
:: South Arabian
|
sudar como un pollo {v} [simile]
|
:: sweat like a pig
|
sudario {m}
|
:: shroud
|
sudario {m}
|
:: sudarium
|
sudar la gota gorda {v} [idiom]
|
:: to sweat buckets
|
sudársela {v} [idiom]
|
:: To not give a shit
|
sudar tinta {v} [idiom]
|
:: to slog hard; bust one's chops
|
sudcaliforniana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudcaliforniano
|
sudcaliforniano {adj}
|
:: Of or from the Mexican state of Baja California Sur
|
sudcaliforniano {m}
|
:: An inhabitant of the Mexican state of Baja California Sur
|
sudcoreana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudcoreano
|
sudcoreano {adj}
|
:: alternative form of surcoreano
|
sudcoreano {m}
|
:: alternative form of surcoreano
|
sudestada {f} [Latin America]
|
:: alternative form of surestada
|
sudeste {m}
|
:: southeast
|
Sudetes {prop} {mp}
|
:: Sudeten (series of mountains)
|
sudista {mf}
|
:: Southerner (someone from one of the states which seceded in 1861 and briefly formed the Confederate States of America)
|
sudoccidental {adj}
|
:: southwestern
|
sudoeste {m}
|
:: southwest
|
sudoku {m} [games, puzzles]
|
:: sudoku
|
sudor {m}
|
:: sweat
|
sudoración {f}
|
:: sweating
|
sudorcillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sudor
|
sudoriental {adj}
|
:: southeastern
|
sudoriento {adj}
|
:: sweaty
|
sudoríparo {adj}
|
:: sudoriparous, sudoriferous
|
sudoroso {adj}
|
:: sweaty (having a tendency to sweat)
|
sudrá {m} [Hinduism]
|
:: Shudra
|
sudsudanés {adj}
|
:: South Sudanese (of or pertaining to South Sudan)
|
sudsudanés {m}
|
:: South Sudanese (native or resident of South Sudan)
|
sudsudanesa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sudsudanés
|
sudsudeste {m}
|
:: south-southeast
|
sudsudoeste {m}
|
:: south-south-west
|
sudsudueste {m}
|
:: south-southwest
|
sudsueste {m}
|
:: south-southeast
|
sudsureste {m}
|
:: south-southeast
|
sudsuroeste {m}
|
:: south-southwest
|
sudvietnamita {adj}
|
:: South Vietnamese
|
sudvietnamita {mf}
|
:: South Vietnamese
|
sueca {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sueco
|
Suecia {prop} {f}
|
:: Sweden
|
sueco {adj}
|
:: Swedish (from or native to Sweden)
|
sueco {adj}
|
:: Swedish (pertaining to Sweden)
|
sueco {m}
|
:: a Swede
|
sueco {m}
|
:: the Swedish language
|
suegra {f}
|
:: mother-in-law (spouse's mother)
|
suegrastra {f}
|
:: stepmother-in-law
|
suegrastro {m}
|
:: stepfather-in-law
|
suegro {m}
|
:: parent-in-law; father-in-law (mother-in-law when feminine)
|
suela {f}
|
:: sole
|
sueldazo {m}
|
:: whopping salary
|
sueldecillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of sueldo
|
sueldito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sueldo
|
sueldo {m}
|
:: salary
|
sueldo {m}
|
:: Any of several historical European units of currency, including the solidus, sol, and soldo
|
suelo {m}
|
:: ground, floor
|
suelo {m}
|
:: soil
|
suelo de fundación {m} [architecture]
|
:: Area where the foundations of a building or a complex are located
|
suelta {f}
|
:: release, verbal noun of soltar
|
suelta {f} [farriery]
|
:: hopple, hobble, pastern, a fetter to fix the feet of a beast
|
suelto {adj}
|
:: free, loose, undone
|
suelto {adj}
|
:: isolated, separate
|
suelto {adj}
|
:: free, agile, fluent
|
suelto {adj} [of hair]
|
:: shaggy
|
suelto {adj} [colloquial, derogatory, of a person]
|
:: easy (consenting readily to sex)
|
suelto {m}
|
:: loose change
|
sueña con los angelitos {phrase}
|
:: sweet dreams (phrase said before going to sleep)
|
sueñecito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sueño
|
sueñito {m}
|
:: diminutive of sueño
|
sueno {m} [obsolete]
|
:: sound
|
sueño {m}
|
:: sleep, slumber
|
sueño {m}
|
:: sleepiness
|
sueño {m}
|
:: dream
|
sueño guajiro {m} [Mexico]
|
:: pipe dream
|
sueño libertador {m} [literally]
|
:: liberator dream
|
sueño libertador {m} [sports, soccer]
|
:: The dream of winning the Copa Libertadores football (soccer) competition. Thus, when a team gets eliminated from the competition, it is said that the team has woken up from the liberator dream
|
sueño mojado {m}
|
:: wet dream
|
suero {m}
|
:: serum
|
suero {m}
|
:: whey
|
suero {m}
|
:: IV or intravenous line or fluid
|
suero de soya {m}
|
:: whey
|
suerte {f}
|
:: luck, fortune
|
suerte {f}
|
:: lot, fate
|
suerte {f}
|
:: sort, kind, type
|
suerte {f}
|
:: oracular response
|
suerte {f} [bullfighting]
|
:: stage in a bullfight
|
suerte {f} [Latin America]
|
:: lottery ticket
|
suerte {interj}
|
:: good luck!
|
suertudo {adj}
|
:: lucky (having good luck)
|
suertudo {m}
|
:: lucky devil; lucky sod
|
sueste {m}
|
:: southeast (compass point)
|
suéter {m}
|
:: sweater, pullover
|
sueva {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suevo
|
suevo {m}
|
:: Suevian; Suebi
|
suevo {adj}
|
:: Suevian; Suebi
|
Suez {prop} {m}
|
:: Suez (town)
|
sufí {adj}
|
:: Sufi
|
sufí {mf}
|
:: Sufi
|
suficiencia {f}
|
:: sufficiency
|
suficiencia {f}
|
:: smugness
|
suficiente {adj}
|
:: sufficient, enough
|
suficientemente {adv}
|
:: sufficiently
|
sufijación {f}
|
:: suffixation
|
sufijar {vt} [grammar]
|
:: to suffix
|
sufijo {m}
|
:: suffix
|
sufijo {adj}
|
:: [of an affix] suffixed
|
sufismo {m}
|
:: Sufism
|
sufragáneo {m}
|
:: suffragan
|
sufragáneo {adj}
|
:: suffragan
|
sufragante {mf} [Latin America]
|
:: voter
|
sufragar {v}
|
:: to help
|
sufragar {v}
|
:: to support
|
sufragar {v}
|
:: to finance
|
sufragar {v} [Latin America]
|
:: To vote
|
sufragio {m}
|
:: suffrage
|
sufragismo {m}
|
:: suffragism
|
sufragista {mf}
|
:: suffragist/suffragette
|
sufridor {adj}
|
:: suffering
|
sufridor {m}
|
:: sufferer
|
sufriente {adj}
|
:: suffering
|
sufrimiento {m}
|
:: suffering
|
sufrir {vt}
|
:: to suffer
|
sufrútice {m}
|
:: subshrub, suffrutex
|
sugerencia {f}
|
:: suggestion
|
sugerente {adj}
|
:: suggestive
|
sugerible {adj}
|
:: suggestable
|
sugerir {v}
|
:: to suggest
|
sugestión {f}
|
:: suggestion
|
sugestionable {adj}
|
:: suggestible (easily convinced)
|
sugestionar {v}
|
:: to influence
|
sugestivamente {adv}
|
:: suggestively
|
sugestivo {adj}
|
:: suggestive
|
sugeto {m}
|
:: obsolete spelling of sujeto
|
sugilación {f}
|
:: lovebite
|
suicida {adj}
|
:: suicidal
|
suicida {mf}
|
:: suicide (person)
|
suicidar {vt} [colloquial, euphemistic]
|
:: to kill
|
suicidar {vr}
|
:: to commit suicide
|
suicidarse {v}
|
:: to commit suicide
|
suicidio {m}
|
:: suicide (the act of killing oneself)
|
sui géneris {adj}
|
:: sui generis
|
suimanga {m}
|
:: sunbird
|
suino {adj}
|
:: swine
|
suión {m}
|
:: Swede (member of the Swedes)
|
suiona {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suión
|
suirirí {m}
|
:: whistling duck
|
suite {f}
|
:: suite (rooms, hotel)
|
suiza {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suizo
|
Suiza {prop} {f}
|
:: Switzerland
|
suizo {adj}
|
:: Swiss
|
suizo {m}
|
:: A person from Switzerland
|
suizo {m}
|
:: a type of bun covered in sugar
|
sujeción {f}
|
:: subjection
|
sujetación {f}
|
:: alternative spelling of sujeción
|
sujetado {adj}
|
:: subjected
|
sujetador {m}
|
:: holder (someone or something that holds another thing)
|
sujetador {m}
|
:: fastener
|
sujetador {m}
|
:: clip, pin [for hair, papers, etc.]
|
sujetador {m} [Spain]
|
:: bra, brassiere
|
sujetapapeles {m}
|
:: paper clip
|
sujetapapeles {m}
|
:: binder clip
|
sujetapuertas {m}
|
:: doorstop
|
sujetar {v}
|
:: to steady, hold, secure, attach, fasten
|
sujetar {v}
|
:: to subject
|
sujetavelas {m}
|
:: third wheel (An unwanted third party accompanying two people on a date)
|
sujeto {adj}
|
:: held, grasped
|
sujeto {adj}
|
:: attached
|
sujeto {m}
|
:: matter, subject
|
sujeto {m}
|
:: person
|
sujeto federal {m}
|
:: federal subject
|
Sujumi {prop} {m}
|
:: Sukhumi (capital city)
|
sulcar {v}
|
:: obsolete spelling of surcar
|
suletino {m}
|
:: Souletin
|
sulfametoxazol {m} [pharmaceutical drug]
|
:: sulfamethoxazole
|
sulfamida {f}
|
:: sulfamide
|
sulfatación {f}
|
:: sulfation
|
sulfatador {m}
|
:: A machine used in sulfation
|
sulfatar {v}
|
:: to sulfate
|
sulfatasa {f} [enzyme]
|
:: sulfatase
|
sulfato {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: sulfate/sulphate
|
sulfhídrico {adj}
|
:: sulfhydric
|
sulfhidrilo {m} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfhydryl
|
sulfídico {adj}
|
:: sulfidic
|
sulfonación {f}
|
:: sulphonation
|
sulfonamida {f} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfonamide
|
sulfonato {m} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfonate
|
sulfónico {adj}
|
:: sulfonic
|
sulfonilurea {f}
|
:: sulfonylurea
|
sulfosal {f} [mineralogy]
|
:: sulfosalt
|
sulfóxido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfoxide
|
sulfurar {v}
|
:: to sulphurate
|
sulfúreo {adj}
|
:: sulfurous
|
sulfúrico {adj}
|
:: sulfuric
|
sulfurizador {adj}
|
:: sulphurising
|
sulfuro {m} [chemistry]
|
:: sulfide
|
sulfuroso {adj}
|
:: sulfurous
|
sultán {m}
|
:: sultan
|
sultana {f}
|
:: sultana
|
sultanato {m}
|
:: sultanate
|
suma {f}
|
:: sum
|
suma {f}
|
:: addition
|
sumación {f}
|
:: summation
|
sumador {adj}
|
:: adding
|
sumador {m} [electronics]
|
:: adder
|
Su Majestad {m}
|
:: Your Majesty
|
Su Majestad {m}
|
:: His Majesty, Her Majesty
|
sumamente {adv}
|
:: most
|
sumamente {adv}
|
:: highly
|
sumamente {adv}
|
:: extremely
|
sumando {m} [math]
|
:: addend
|
sumar {v}
|
:: to add
|
sumar {v} [mathematics]
|
:: To add, to add up
|
sumar {vr}
|
:: to join up
|
sumar dos más dos {v} [idiomatic]
|
:: to put two and two together
|
sumarial {adj}
|
:: summarised
|
sumariamente {adv}
|
:: summarily
|
sumariar {vt} [law]
|
:: to indict
|
sumario {adj}
|
:: summary
|
sumario {m}
|
:: summary
|
sumario {m} [legal]
|
:: summary
|
sumario {m}
|
:: table of contents
|
sumarísimo {adj} [legal]
|
:: extremely brief
|
sumarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sumar
|
suma sacerdotisa {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sumo sacerdote; high priestess
|
Sumatera {prop}
|
:: alternative form of Sumatra
|
sumatoria {f}
|
:: summation
|
sumatoria {f}
|
:: sum total
|
sumatorio {m}
|
:: summation
|
sumatorio {m}
|
:: sum total
|
Sumatra {prop} {f}
|
:: Sumatra
|
sumatrano {m}
|
:: tiger barb; Sumatra barb (Puntigrus tetrazona)
|
suma y sigue {m} [idiom]
|
:: a great deal; one after another
|
sumercé {pron} [Colombia, cundiboyacense]
|
:: Polite second-person singular pronoun
|
sumergible {adj}
|
:: Submersible
|
sumergible {adj}
|
:: (by extension) Waterproof
|
sumergible {m}
|
:: A submarine
|
sumergir {v}
|
:: to submerge
|
sumergirse {v}
|
:: reflexive of sumergir
|
sumeria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sumerio
|
Sumeria {prop} {f}
|
:: Sumer
|
sumerio {adj}
|
:: Sumerian
|
sumerio {m}
|
:: Sumerian (person)
|
sumerio {m}
|
:: Sumerian (language)
|
sumersión {f}
|
:: submersion
|
sumidad {f}
|
:: top
|
sumidero {m}
|
:: drain
|
sumidero {m}
|
:: sewer
|
sumilla {f}
|
:: short summary
|
sumiller {m}
|
:: A wine waiter or sommelier
|
suministración {f}
|
:: supply
|
suministrador {m}
|
:: supplier
|
suministradora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suministrador
|
suministrar {v}
|
:: to provide, supply
|
suministro {m}
|
:: provision, supply
|
sumir {v}
|
:: to submerge
|
sumisamente {adv}
|
:: submissively
|
sumisión {f}
|
:: submission
|
sumisión {f}
|
:: submissiveness
|
sumiso {adj}
|
:: submissive
|
súmmum {m}
|
:: height, peak (the maximum degree)
|
sumo {adj}
|
:: highest, greatest, superlative
|
sumo {adj}
|
:: utmost
|
sumo {m} [martial arts]
|
:: sumo
|
sumo sacerdote {m}
|
:: high priest
|
sunamita {adj}
|
:: Shunamite (of or pertaining to Shunem)
|
sunamita {mf}
|
:: Shunamite (native or resident of Shunem)
|
sunchalense {adj}
|
:: Of or from Sunchales
|
sunchalense {mf}
|
:: Someone from Sunchales
|
suncho {m}
|
:: hoop
|
suncho {m}
|
:: Flourensia campestris
|
suní {adj}
|
:: Sunni
|
suní {mf}
|
:: Sunni
|
sunita {adj}
|
:: alternative form of suní
|
sunita {mf}
|
:: alternative form of suní
|
sunní {adj}
|
:: alternative spelling of suní
|
sunní {mf}
|
:: alternative spelling of suní
|
sunnita {adj}
|
:: alternative form of suní
|
sunnita {mf}
|
:: alternative form of suní
|
sunroof {m}
|
:: sunroof
|
suntuario {adj}
|
:: sumptuary
|
suntuosamente {adv}
|
:: richly
|
suntuosidad {f}
|
:: sumptuosity
|
suntuosísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of suntuoso
|
suntuoso {adj}
|
:: sumptuous
|
sup. {adj}
|
:: abbreviation of superior
|
supeditación {f}
|
:: subordination
|
supeditar {v}
|
:: to subordinate
|
super- {prefix}
|
:: super-, over-
|
super {adj} [intensifier]
|
:: very, mega
|
súper {adj} [familiar]
|
:: superb, great
|
súper {m}
|
:: supermarket
|
superable {adj}
|
:: superable
|
superabuelo {m}
|
:: super-grandad
|
superabundancia {f}
|
:: redundancy; overabundance
|
superabundante {adj}
|
:: superabundant
|
superácido {m} [chemistry]
|
:: superacid
|
superación {f}
|
:: overcoming
|
superación {f}
|
:: self-improvement
|
superactriz {f}
|
:: super actress
|
superadmirable {adj}
|
:: superadmirable
|
superagencia {m}
|
:: superagency
|
superagente {mf}
|
:: superagent
|
superagresivo {adj}
|
:: extremely aggressive
|
superaleación {f}
|
:: superalloy
|
superalimento {m}
|
:: superfood
|
superalto {adj}
|
:: super-tall
|
superalto {adj}
|
:: super-high
|
superamiga {f}
|
:: bestie; really close friend
|
superar {v}
|
:: to surpass, exceed
|
superar {v}
|
:: to overcome
|
superar {v}
|
:: to beat, to outdo
|
superar {v}
|
:: to overtake, pass
|
superar {v}
|
:: to get over
|
superar {v} [reciprocal]
|
:: to outdo each other, to one-up each other
|
superar {vr}
|
:: to outdo oneself
|
superar {vr}
|
:: to be overcome
|
superar {vr}
|
:: to be exceeded, to be surmounted, to be broken (e.g. a record broken)
|
superarma {f}
|
:: superweapon
|
superarse {v}
|
:: reflexive of superar
|
superastro {m}
|
:: superstar
|
superavit {m}
|
:: alternative form of superávit
|
superávit {m}
|
:: surplus
|
superavitario {adj}
|
:: surplus
|
superbacteria {f}
|
:: superbug
|
superbanda {f}
|
:: supergroup
|
superbién {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: really well
|
superbo {adj}
|
:: obsolete spelling of soberbio
|
superbueno {adj}
|
:: really good; awesome; amazing
|
supercalifragilisticoexpialidoso {adj}
|
:: supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
|
supercampeón {m} [sports]
|
:: Winner of a super cup
|
supercargador {m}
|
:: supercharger
|
supercariñoso {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: really loving, really tender
|
supercarretera {f}
|
:: superhighway
|
superceloso {adj}
|
:: really jealous
|
supercentenaria {f}
|
:: supercentenarian
|
supercentenario {m}
|
:: supercentenarian
|
superchería {f}
|
:: fraud
|
superchero {adj}
|
:: fraudulent
|
superchulo {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: really cute, really lovely
|
superciclo {m}
|
:: supercycle
|
superciliar {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: relating to or located in the supercilium (region of the eyebrows)
|
superclase {f}
|
:: superclass
|
superclase {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: superclass
|
superclásico {m} [soccer, Argentina]
|
:: A soccer match between River Plate and Boca Juniors, which are both based in Buenos Aires and are the two most successful teams in Argentina
|
supercola {f}
|
:: superglue
|
supercomisaria {f}
|
:: feminine noun of supercomisario
|
supercomisario {m}
|
:: super-commissioner; a rank above that of commissioner
|
supercómodo {adj} [colloquial]
|
:: really comfortable or convenient
|
supercomputación {f}
|
:: supercomputing
|
supercomputador {m} [computing]
|
:: supercomputer (computer that has great processing power)
|
supercomputadora {f} [Latin America]
|
:: supercomputer
|
supercomún {adj}
|
:: extremely common
|
supercomunidad {f}
|
:: super-community
|
supercondensador {m}
|
:: supercapacitor
|
superconductividad {f}
|
:: superconductivity
|
superconductor {m}
|
:: superconductor
|
superconductora {f} [physics]
|
:: superconductor
|
superconjunto {m}
|
:: superset
|
supercontento {adj}
|
:: really happy; over the moon
|
supercontinente {m}
|
:: supercontinent (very large continent in the Earth’s past)
|
supercopa {f} [sports]
|
:: super cup, cup winner's cup
|
supercosecha {f}
|
:: great harvest
|
supercreyente {adj}
|
:: really religious
|
supercrítico {adj} [physics]
|
:: supercritical
|
supercross {m}
|
:: supercross
|
supercuerda {f}
|
:: superstring
|
supercúmulo {m}
|
:: supercluster
|
superdelegado {m}
|
:: superdelegate
|
superdeluxe {adj}
|
:: superdeluxe
|
superdeportiva {f}
|
:: superbike
|
superdeportivo {m}
|
:: Top-range sports car
|
superdepredador {m}
|
:: apex predator
|
superdotación {f}
|
:: giftedness
|
superdotada {f}
|
:: feminine noun of superdotado
|
superdotado {adj}
|
:: well-endowed (highly gifted or talented)
|
superdotado {m}
|
:: well-endowed (highly gifted person)
|
superego {m}
|
:: superego
|
superélite {adj}
|
:: superelite
|
superenemigo {m}
|
:: archenemy
|
superenrollado {adj} [genetics]
|
:: supercoiled
|
superenrollamiento {m} [genetics]
|
:: supercoil
|
superentidad {f}
|
:: alternative form of supraentidad
|
superentretenido {adj}
|
:: superfun
|
supereón {m} [geology]
|
:: supereon
|
superescalar {adj}
|
:: superscalar
|
superespecie {f}
|
:: superspecies
|
superestado {m}
|
:: superstate
|
superestrato {m}
|
:: superstratum
|
superestrella {f}
|
:: superstar
|
superestresante {adj}
|
:: extremely stressful
|
superestructura {f} [nautical]
|
:: superstructure (any structure built above the top full deck)
|
superestructura {f} [Marxism]
|
:: superstructure (the social sphere of ideology)
|
superexcitado {adj}
|
:: extremely excited
|
superéxito {m}
|
:: great success
|
superexperimentado {adj}
|
:: really experienced
|
superexplotación {f}
|
:: synonym of sobreexplotación
|
superfamilia {f}
|
:: superfamily
|
superfavorito {m}
|
:: firm favourite
|
superfetación {f}
|
:: superfetation
|
superficial {adj}
|
:: superficial
|
superficial {adj}
|
:: shallow, lacking substance
|
superficialidad {f}
|
:: superficiality
|
superficialísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of superficial
|
superficialmente {adv}
|
:: superficially
|
superficiario {adj}
|
:: leasehold
|
superficie {f}
|
:: surface
|
superfilo {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: superphylum
|
superfinal {f}
|
:: superfinal
|
superfluamente {adv}
|
:: superfluously
|
superfluidad {f}
|
:: superfluity
|
superfluidez {f} [physics]
|
:: superfluidity
|
superfluido {adj} [physics]
|
:: superfluid (exhibiting superfluidity)
|
superfluido {m} [physics]
|
:: superfluid (substance that exhibits superfluidity)
|
superfluo {adj}
|
:: superfluous
|
superfortaleza {f}
|
:: superpower
|
superfosfato {m}
|
:: superphosphate
|
superfruta {f}
|
:: superfruit
|
superfuerza {f}
|
:: superstrength
|
supergallo {adj} [boxing]
|
:: of super bantamweight weight class
|
supergenio {m}
|
:: supergenius
|
supergérmen {f}
|
:: super-germen
|
supergigante {f}
|
:: supergiant
|
supergigante azul {f}
|
:: blue supergiant
|
supergravedad {f}
|
:: supergravity
|
supergrupo {m}
|
:: supergroup
|
superhabitable {adj}
|
:: superhabitable
|
superhéroe {m}
|
:: superhero
|
superheroína {f}
|
:: superheroine
|
superhombre {m}
|
:: overman, superman
|
superhumana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of superhumano
|
superhumano {adj}
|
:: superhuman
|
superhumano {m}
|
:: superhuman
|
superimponer {v}
|
:: to superimpose
|
superimportante {adj}
|
:: super important
|
superíndice {m}
|
:: superscript
|
superinteligencia {f}
|
:: superintelligence
|
superinteligente {adj}
|
:: highly intelligent, superintelligent
|
superintendencia {f}
|
:: superintendency
|
superintendenta {f}
|
:: feminine noun of superintendente
|
superintendente {mf}
|
:: superintendent
|
superior {adj}
|
:: upper, higher
|
superior {adj}
|
:: better
|
superior {adj}
|
:: superior
|
superior {m}
|
:: boss
|
superiora {f}
|
:: mother superior
|
superioridad {f}
|
:: superiority
|
superiorísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of superior
|
superiormente {adv}
|
:: superbly
|
superiormente {adv}
|
:: superiorly
|
superjumbo {m}
|
:: superjumbo
|
superlativamente {adv}
|
:: superlatively
|
superlativo {adj}
|
:: superlative
|
superlativo {m}
|
:: superlative
|
superlíder {m} [football]
|
:: The overall winner of the Apertura and Clausura mini-leagues
|
superliga {f} [sports]
|
:: superleague
|
superligero {adj} [boxing]
|
:: light welterweight
|
superlujo {m}
|
:: super-luxury
|
superlujoso {adj}
|
:: extremely luxurious; in the lap of luxury
|
superluminoso {adj}
|
:: superluminous
|
superluna {f} [astronomy]
|
:: supermoon
|
supermaduro {adj}
|
:: extremely mature
|
supermamá {f}
|
:: supermum
|
supermán {m}
|
:: superman (person of extraordinary or seemingly superhuman powers)
|
supermanzana {f}
|
:: superblock
|
supermáquina {f}
|
:: super-machine
|
supermasivo {adj}
|
:: supermassive
|
supermayoría {f}
|
:: supermajority
|
supermediano {adj}
|
:: super middleweight
|
supermedio {m} [boxing]
|
:: super middleweight (weight division and boxer)
|
supermercadista {adj} [attributive]
|
:: supermarket
|
supermercado {m}
|
:: supermarket
|
supermillonario {m}
|
:: bazillionaire
|
superministerio {m}
|
:: super-ministery; superior ministery
|
superministro {m}
|
:: senior minister; overlord
|
supermoda {adj}
|
:: high-fashion
|
supermodelo {mf}
|
:: supermodel
|
supermoderno {adj}
|
:: extremely modern
|
supermosca {adj}
|
:: super flyweight
|
supermujer {f}
|
:: superwoman
|
supernatural {adj}
|
:: supernatural
|
supernecesario {adj}
|
:: totally necessary
|
super-Niño {m}
|
:: super-Niño
|
supernova {m}
|
:: supernova
|
supernumerario {adj}
|
:: supernumerary
|
supero- {prefix} [anatomy]
|
:: supero-
|
súpero {adj} [botany]
|
:: superior; upper
|
superoído {m}
|
:: superhearing
|
superola {f}
|
:: superwave
|
superolateral {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: superolateral
|
superomedial {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: superomedial
|
superorden {m} [taxonomy]
|
:: superorder
|
superordenador {m} [Spain]
|
:: supercomputer
|
superorganismo {m} [biology]
|
:: superorganism
|
superóxido {m} [inorganic chemistry]
|
:: superoxide
|
superpesado {adj}
|
:: super heavyweight
|
superpesado {adj}
|
:: chronically annoying
|
superpesado {m} [boxing]
|
:: super heavyweight (boxing class)
|
superpetrolero {m}
|
:: supertanker
|
superpluma {adj}
|
:: super featherweight
|
superpoblación {f}
|
:: overpopulation
|
superpoblado {adj}
|
:: highly populated
|
superpoblar {vt}
|
:: to overpopulate
|
superpoder {m}
|
:: superpower (fictional extraordinary ability)
|
superpoderoso {adj}
|
:: all-powerful
|
superponer {v}
|
:: to superimpose
|
superponible {adj}
|
:: superimposable
|
superposición {f}
|
:: superposition
|
superpospanamax {adj}
|
:: Having a size larger than the post-Panamax vessels
|
superpotencia {f}
|
:: superpower
|
superpotente {adj}
|
:: ultrapowerful
|
superprecio {m}
|
:: sky-high price
|
superpremiado {adj}
|
:: multi-award-winning
|
superproducción {f}
|
:: overproduction
|
superproducción {f} [film]
|
:: blockbuster (specifically a big-budget film)
|
superrápido {adj}
|
:: ultrafast, superfast
|
superreducido {adj}
|
:: cut-price
|
superrico {adj}
|
:: superrich
|
supersaludable {adj}
|
:: extremely healthy
|
supersecreto {adj}
|
:: top secret
|
superserie {f}
|
:: superset
|
superservidor {m}
|
:: super-server
|
supersignificativo {adj}
|
:: Extremely significant
|
supersimetría {f}
|
:: supersymmetry
|
supersimétrico {adj}
|
:: supersymmetric
|
supersoldado {m}
|
:: supersoldier
|
supersónico {adj}
|
:: supersonic
|
superstar {mf}
|
:: superstar
|
superstición {f}
|
:: superstition
|
supersticiosamente {adv}
|
:: superstitiously
|
supersticioso {adj}
|
:: superstitious
|
supersueldo {m}
|
:: huge salary
|
supertaquillero {adj}
|
:: box-office smash
|
supertarde {adv} [colloquial]
|
:: really late
|
Súper Tazón {prop} {m}
|
:: Super Bowl
|
supertelescopio {m}
|
:: supertelescope
|
supertierra {f}
|
:: super-Earth
|
supertifón {m}
|
:: supertyphoon
|
supertribu {f} [taxonomy]
|
:: supertribe
|
superturismo {m}
|
:: Super Touring
|
superusuario {m}
|
:: superuser
|
supervalle {adj} [Spain]
|
:: Pertaining to a price range in certain government-run electricity contracts, corresponding to night-time usage
|
supervalorar {vt}
|
:: to overvalue
|
supervariado {adj}
|
:: highly varied
|
supervelocidad {f}
|
:: superspeed
|
supervendedor {m}
|
:: superseller
|
supervendedora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of supervendedor
|
superveniente {adj}
|
:: supervenient
|
supervenir {v}
|
:: to happen, to arise
|
superventas {adj}
|
:: bestselling/best-selling
|
superventas {m}
|
:: bestseller/best seller/best-seller
|
supervía {f} [Mexico]
|
:: highway
|
supervigilancia {f}
|
:: supervision
|
supervigilar {vt} [Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico]
|
:: to surveil; to oversee
|
supervillana {f}
|
:: (female) supervillain; supervillainess
|
supervillano {m}
|
:: supervillain
|
supervip {m}
|
:: super-VIP
|
supervisar {vt}
|
:: to supervise, to superintend
|
supervisión {f}
|
:: supervision
|
supervisor {m}
|
:: supervisor
|
supervisor {m}
|
:: handler (e.g, a secret agent's handler)
|
supervisora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of supervisor
|
supervivencia {f}
|
:: survival
|
supervivencial {adj} [attributive]
|
:: survival
|
supervivencialista {m}
|
:: A survivalist
|
superviviente {adj}
|
:: surviving
|
superviviente {mf}
|
:: survivor
|
supervivir {v}
|
:: alternative form of sobrevivir
|
supervolcán {m}
|
:: supervolcano
|
superyó {m}
|
:: In psychoanalysis, Freud's concept of superego
|
supinación {f}
|
:: supination
|
supinador {m} [anatomy]
|
:: supinator; muscle that causes supination
|
supinador largo {m}
|
:: brachioradialis
|
supinamente {adv}
|
:: supinely
|
supino {adj}
|
:: supine
|
suplantación {f}
|
:: identity theft
|
suplantador {adj}
|
:: imitating
|
suplantador {m}
|
:: imitator, imposter
|
suplantadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suplantador
|
suplantar {v}
|
:: to supplant
|
suplefaltas {m}
|
:: fall guy; scapegoat
|
suplementación {f}
|
:: supplementation
|
suplemental {adj}
|
:: supplemental, supplementary
|
suplementar {v}
|
:: to supplement
|
suplementario {adj}
|
:: supplementary
|
suplemento {m}
|
:: supplement
|
suplencia {f}
|
:: substitution, replacement
|
suplente {mf}
|
:: substitute, surrogate (person that acts as a substitute)
|
supletoriamente {adv}
|
:: additionally
|
supletorio {adj}
|
:: temporary
|
supletorio {adj}
|
:: supplementary, extra
|
súplica {f}
|
:: plea, supplication (appeal, petition, entreaty)
|
suplicación {f}
|
:: begging; plea
|
suplicación {f} [legal]
|
:: appeal
|
suplicación {f}
|
:: biscuit roll
|
suplicante {adj}
|
:: supplicant
|
suplicar {v}
|
:: to beg; to supplicate
|
suplicatorio {m} [legal]
|
:: request; application
|
suplicio {m}
|
:: anguish, suffering, torment, torture
|
suplicio {m}
|
:: punishment
|
suplidor {m}
|
:: supply; replacement
|
suplidora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suplidor
|
suplir {v}
|
:: to substitute
|
suplir {v}
|
:: to supply
|
suplir {v}
|
:: to eke out
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to suppose, to surmise, to assume, to guess, to imagine, to figure, to say, to take it
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to presume, to expect
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to comprise, make up
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to pose (e.g. a risk, a threat, a danger)
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to mean, to imply, to represent
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to involve, to entail
|
suponer {v}
|
:: to hypothesize
|
suponer {vr}
|
:: to assume [without a specified subject]
|
suponer {vr}
|
:: to be assumed
|
suponer {vr}
|
:: to be meant, to be supposed
|
suposición {f}
|
:: supposition
|
supositorio {m}
|
:: suppository, (small medicinal plug that is inserted into the rectum)
|
supra- {prefix}
|
:: supra-
|
supraaórtico {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraaortic
|
supracaudal {adj}
|
:: supracaudal
|
supracondíleo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supracondylar
|
supraduodenal {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraduodenal
|
supraentidad {f}
|
:: superentity
|
supraescapular {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: suprascapular
|
supraespinoso {m}
|
:: supraspinatus
|
supraestatal {adj}
|
:: suprastate
|
supraglenoideo {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraglenoid
|
suprahistórico {adj}
|
:: suprahistorical
|
supralabial {adj}
|
:: supralabial
|
supramolecular {adj}
|
:: supramolecular
|
supramunicipal {adj}
|
:: supramunicipal
|
supranacional {adj}
|
:: supranational
|
supranacionalidad {f}
|
:: supranational union
|
supraocular {adj}
|
:: supraocular
|
supraorbital {adj}
|
:: supraorbital
|
supraorbitario {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: supraorbital
|
supraorganismo {m}
|
:: supraorganism
|
suprapartido {adj}
|
:: above other political parties
|
suprapoder {m}
|
:: superpower (someone with a huge amount of power)
|
suprapúbico {adj}
|
:: suprapubic
|
supraquiasmático {adj}
|
:: suprachiasmatic
|
suprarrenal {adj}
|
:: suprarenal
|
suprasegmental {adj}
|
:: suprasegmental
|
supraventricular {adj}
|
:: supraventricular
|
suprayacente {adj}
|
:: overlying
|
supremacía {f}
|
:: supremacy
|
supremacismo {m}
|
:: supremacism
|
supremacista {adj}
|
:: supremacist
|
supremacista {mf}
|
:: supremacist
|
supremamente {adv}
|
:: supremely
|
suprematismo {m}
|
:: suprematism
|
suprematista {mf}
|
:: suprematist
|
supremo {adj}
|
:: supreme
|
supresión {f}
|
:: suppression
|
supresión {f}
|
:: deletion
|
supresor {m}
|
:: suppressor, suppressant
|
supresora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of supresor
|
suprimir {v}
|
:: to suppress
|
supuestamente {adv}
|
:: supposedly
|
supuestísimo {adj}
|
:: superlative of supuesto
|
supuesto {adj}
|
:: supposed, self-styled, alleged
|
supuesto {m}
|
:: assumption, hypothesis
|
supuesto que {conj}
|
:: since, inasmuch as
|
supuración {f}
|
:: suppuration, oozing, discharge
|
supurar {v}
|
:: to ooze
|
supurar {v}
|
:: to produce pus
|
supurativo {adj}
|
:: suppurative; forming or discharging pus
|
suputar {v}
|
:: to compute, calculate
|
sur {m}
|
:: south
|
sura {m}
|
:: sura
|
surafricano {adj}
|
:: South African
|
sural {adj} [anatomy]
|
:: sural
|
Suramérica {prop} {f}
|
:: South America (continent that is the southern part of the Americas)
|
suramericana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suramericano
|
suramericano {adj}
|
:: South American
|
suramericano {m}
|
:: South American
|
surandino {adj}
|
:: southern Andean
|
surcana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of surcano
|
surcano {adj}
|
:: Of or from Surco, Peru
|
surcano {m}
|
:: Someone from Surco
|
surcar {v}
|
:: to plow
|
surcar {v}
|
:: to navigate the seas (or air) as if ploughing them
|
surcarolina {f}
|
:: feminine noun of surcarolino
|
surcarolino {adj}
|
:: South Carolinian
|
surcarolino {m}
|
:: South Carolinian
|
surcir {vt} [obsolete]
|
:: To darn; to mend
|
surco {m}
|
:: furrow (agriculture)
|
surco {m}
|
:: deep wrinkle, furrow
|
surco {m}
|
:: stria
|
surco {m}
|
:: rut, groove, line, track
|
surco {m}
|
:: dent
|
surco {m}
|
:: groove (of a music disc)
|
surco {m}
|
:: sulcus
|
surcoreana {f}
|
:: feminine noun of surcoreano
|
surcoreano {adj}
|
:: South Korean
|
surcoreano {m}
|
:: South Korean
|
súrculo {m}
|
:: Single stem of a tree or plant without branches
|
surdakoteña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of surdakoteño
|
surdakoteño {adj}
|
:: South Dakotan
|
surdakoteño {m}
|
:: South Dakotan
|
sureña {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sureño
|
sureño {adj}
|
:: southern
|
sureño {m}
|
:: southerner
|
surestada {f} [meteorology, Latin America]
|
:: A wet wind from the south east
|
sureste {m}
|
:: southeast
|
surf {m}
|
:: surfing
|
surfactante {m}
|
:: surfactant
|
surfeador {m}
|
:: surfer
|
surfear {v}
|
:: to surf
|
surfera {f}
|
:: feminine noun of surfero
|
surfero {m} [chiefly US Spanish]
|
:: surfer
|
surfing {m}
|
:: surfing
|
surfismo {m}
|
:: surfing
|
surfista {mf}
|
:: surfer
|
surgencia {f}
|
:: upwelling
|
surgidero {m} [nautical]
|
:: anchorage
|
surgimiento {m}
|
:: emergence, rise
|
surgir {vi}
|
:: to arise, emerge, surface, crop up, spring up, pop up
|
surgir {vi}
|
:: to appear
|
surgir {vi}
|
:: to grow out of, to come from, arise from (followed by de)
|
surgir {v}
|
:: to advance, ascent, rise (move up socially or professionally)
|
suri {m}
|
:: rhea
|
surí {m}
|
:: Any of various edible worms, especially those found on the moriche palm
|
suricata {f}
|
:: meerkat
|
suricato {m}
|
:: suricat
|
surime {m}
|
:: alternative spelling of surimi
|
Surinam {prop}
|
:: Surinam (country)
|
surinamés {adj}
|
:: Surinamese
|
surinamés {m}
|
:: Surinamese
|
surmontado {adj} [heraldry]
|
:: surmounted
|
suroccidental {adj}
|
:: southwestern
|
suroccidente {m}
|
:: southeast
|
suroeste {m}
|
:: southwest
|
suroriental {adj}
|
:: south-east
|
suroriente {m}
|
:: southeast, southeastern area
|
surosetia {f}
|
:: feminine noun of surosetio
|
surosetio {adj}
|
:: South Ossetian (of or pertaining to South Ossetia)
|
surosetio {m}
|
:: South Ossetian (native or resident of South Ossetia)
|
surponiente {adj}
|
:: southwest
|
surreal {adj}
|
:: surreal
|
surrealismo {m}
|
:: surrealism
|
surrealista {adj}
|
:: surreal
|
surrealista {adj}
|
:: surrealistic
|
surrealista {mf}
|
:: surrealist
|
sursudanés {adj}
|
:: South Sudanese
|
sursudanés {m}
|
:: South Sudanese
|
sursudeste {m}
|
:: south-southeast
|
sursudoeste {m}
|
:: south-southwest
|
sursudueste {m}
|
:: south-southwest
|
sursueste {m}
|
:: south-southeast
|
sursureste {m}
|
:: south-southeast
|
sursuroeste {m}
|
:: south-southwest
|
surtido {adj}
|
:: assorted
|
surtidor {m}
|
:: jet, spurt (of a liquid)
|
surtidor {m}
|
:: supplier
|
surtidora {f}
|
:: supplier
|
surtir {vi}
|
:: to provide
|
surtir {v}
|
:: to furnish, to stock
|
surtir {v}
|
:: to spurt, to shoot up
|
surtir efecto {v}
|
:: to take effect
|
surto {adj}
|
:: tranquil, calm
|
surubí {m}
|
:: Any of several catfishlike fishes of the genus Pseudoplatystoma
|
survietnamita {mf}
|
:: South Vietnamese person
|
sus {adj}
|
:: plural of su; one's, his, her, its, their (with plural possessee)
|
sus {adj} [formal]
|
:: Your (with plural possessee)
|
Susana {prop} {f}
|
:: given name
|
Susana {prop} {f} [Biblical character]
|
:: Susanna
|
susceptibilidad {f}
|
:: susceptibility
|
susceptible {adj}
|
:: amenable
|
susceptible {adj}
|
:: sensitive
|
susceptible {adj}
|
:: capable (of) (followed by de, and an action)
|
suscitar {v}
|
:: to provoke, to stir up, to give rise to
|
suscitar {v}
|
:: to raise, to give rise to, to elicit (e.g., a question, a concern, support)
|
suscribir {v}
|
:: to subscribe
|
suscripción {f}
|
:: subscription
|
suscriptor {m} [law]
|
:: executor
|
suscriptor {m}
|
:: subscriber (person who subscribes to a publication)
|
suscriptora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of suscriptor
|
sushi {m}
|
:: sushi
|
sushirrito {m}
|
:: A large 10 to 12 inch burrito-like sushi roll eaten like a burrito
|
susidio {m}
|
:: worry; anxiety attack
|
susmercedes {pron} [Colombia, cundiboyacense]
|
:: plural of sumercé (polite second-person plural pronoun)
|
suso {adv} [archaic]
|
:: above
|
Suso {prop} {m}
|
:: given name
|
susodicho {adj}
|
:: aforementioned
|
suspender {v}
|
:: to suspend
|
suspender {v}
|
:: to flunk, to fail to pass an exam or class
|
suspendido {adj}
|
:: suspended
|
suspendido {adj}
|
:: failed (exam)
|
suspense {m} [Spain]
|
:: suspense
|
suspense {m}
|
:: thriller
|
suspensión {f}
|
:: suspension
|
suspensión {f}
|
:: hanging, dangling, suspending
|
suspensión {f}
|
:: suspension, interruption, discontinuation, cessation
|
suspensión {f}
|
:: suspense, uncertainty, anxiety
|
suspensión de pagos {f}
|
:: receivership
|
suspensivo {adj}
|
:: suspensive
|
suspensivo {adj}
|
:: suspensory
|
suspenso {adj}
|
:: failed
|
suspenso {m} [Latin America]
|
:: suspense
|
suspenso {m}
|
:: cliffhanger
|
suspenso {m} [Spain, education]
|
:: fail
|
suspenso {m} [legal]
|
:: abeyance
|
suspensoide {m}
|
:: suspensoid
|
suspensorio {m}
|
:: jockstrap
|
suspensorio {m}
|
:: suspensory
|
suspicacia {f}
|
:: suspicion, mistrust
|
suspicaz {adj}
|
:: Distrustful or tending to suspect
|
suspirante {adj}
|
:: sighing
|
suspirar {v}
|
:: to sigh
|
suspirillo {m}
|
:: diminutive of suspiro
|
suspiro {m}
|
:: sigh
|
sustancia {f}
|
:: substance
|
sustancia blanca {f}
|
:: white matter
|
sustanciación {f}
|
:: trial; litigation
|
sustanciador {m}
|
:: litigator
|
sustanciadora {f}
|
:: litigator
|
sustancial {adj}
|
:: substantial
|
sustancialmente {adv}
|
:: substantially
|
sustanciar {v} [law]
|
:: to try or litigate a case
|
sustancioso {adj}
|
:: substantial
|
sustancioso {adj}
|
:: hearty, substantial
|
sustantivación {f}
|
:: nominalization, substantivisation
|
sustantivamente {adv}
|
:: substantively
|
sustantivar {vt} [grammar]
|
:: to substantivise
|
sustantividad {f}
|
:: substantiveness
|
sustantivo {adj}
|
:: substantive
|
sustantivo {m}
|
:: noun, substantive
|
sustantivo abstracto {m} [grammar]
|
:: abstract noun
|
sustantivo colectivo {m}
|
:: collective noun
|
sustantivo común {m}
|
:: common noun
|
sustantivo concreto {m}
|
:: concrete noun
|
sustentabilidad {f}
|
:: sustainability
|
sustentable {adj}
|
:: sustainable
|
sustentación {f}
|
:: sustainment
|
sustentación {f} [academic]
|
:: defense (of a thesis)
|
sustentáculo {m}
|
:: substantiation
|
sustentáculo {m} [anatomy]
|
:: sustentaculum
|
sustentador {m}
|
:: breadwinner
|
sustentadora {f}
|
:: feminine noun of sustentador
|
sustentante {adj}
|
:: sustaining; nourishing; supporting; nourishing
|
sustentante {m}
|
:: candidate; sitter (of an exam)
|
sustentar {v}
|
:: to sustain, to support, to underpin (physically)
|
sustentar {v}
|
:: to sustain, to support (i.e. provide resources)
|
sustentar {v} [figuratively]
|
:: to support, to underpin, to [uphold]]
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sustentar {vr}
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:: to be supported, to be underpinned, to be sustained
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sustento {m}
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:: A support
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sustento {m}
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:: Sustenance
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sustento {m}
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:: A person's livelihood
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sustitución {f}
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:: substitution
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sustituibilidad {f}
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:: substitutability
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sustituible {adj}
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:: replaceable, substitutable
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sustituir {v}
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:: to replace
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sustituta {f}
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:: feminine noun of sustituto
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sustitutivo {adj}
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:: substitutive
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sustituto {m}
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:: substitute
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sustitutorio {adj}
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:: substitute
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sustituyente {m}
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:: substituent
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susto {m}
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:: fright
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sustracción {f}
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:: subtraction
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sustractivo {adj}
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:: substractive
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sustraendo {m} [arithmetic]
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:: subtrahend
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sustraer {vt} [mathematics]
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:: to subtract
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sustraer {vt}
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:: to take away, put aside
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sustraer {vt}
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:: to steal, rob
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sustraer {vr} [sustraerse de algo]
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:: to do away with
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sustrato {m}
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:: substratum, underlayer
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sustrato {m} [biochemistry]
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:: substrate (what an enzyme acts upon)
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sustrato {m} [biology]
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:: substrate (surface on which an organism grows)
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sustrato {m} [linguistics]
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:: substrate (indigenous language)
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sustrato {m} [soil science]
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:: subsoil
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sustrato {m} [gardening]
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:: potting soil
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susurrante {adj}
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:: whispering
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susurrar {vi}
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:: to whisper, susurrate
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susurro {m}
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:: whisper, murmur
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sutil {adj}
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:: subtle
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sutileza {f}
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:: subtlety, nicety
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sutilidad {f}
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:: subtlety
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sutilísimo {adj}
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:: superlative of sútil
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sutilizar {vt}
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:: to thin down
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sutilizar {v}
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:: to squabble; to quibble
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sutilmente {adv}
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:: subtly
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sutura {f}
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:: suture
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sutural {adj}
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:: sutural
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sutura lambdoidea {f} [anatomy]
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:: lambdoid suture
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suturar {vt}
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:: to suture
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Suva {prop}
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:: Suva (capital city)
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suvenir {m}
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:: souvenir
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suxametonio {m}
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:: suxamethonium
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suya {pron}
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:: feminine singular of suyo
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suya {adj}
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:: feminine singular of suyo
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suyas {pron}
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:: feminine plural of suyo His, hers, its
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suyas {pron}
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:: Theirs
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suyas {pron} [formal]
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:: Yours
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suyas {adj}
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:: feminine plural of suyo His, hers, its
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suyas {adj}
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:: Theirs, their, to them
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suyas {adj} [formal]
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:: Yours, your, to you
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suyo {pron}
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:: His, hers, its
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suyo {pron}
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:: Theirs
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suyo {pron} [formal]
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:: Yours
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suyo {adj}
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:: His, hers, its, to her
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suyo {adj}
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:: Theirs, their, to them
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suyo {adj} [formal]
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:: Yours, your, to you
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suyos {pron}
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:: plural of suyo His, hers, its
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suyos {pron}
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:: Theirs
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suyos {pron} [formal]
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:: Yours
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suyos {adj}
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:: plural of suyo His, hers, its
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suyos {adj}
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:: Theirs, their, to them
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suyos {adj} [formal]
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:: Yours, your, to you
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suzeranía {f}
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:: suzerainty
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Svalbard y Jan Mayen {prop}
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:: Svalbard and Jan Mayen Islands
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svastika {f}
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:: swastika
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swahili {m}
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:: alternative form of suajili
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Swazilandia {prop} {f}
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:: alternative form of Suazilandia
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swing {m}
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:: swing (dance)
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swingman {m}
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:: swingman
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