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Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
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ç | c with cedilla | {letter} [obsolete] |
çabullir | obsolete spelling of zabullir | {v} |
çahumerio | alternative spelling of sahumerio | {m} |
çapato | obsolete spelling of zapato | {m} |
çarça | obsolete spelling of zarza | {n} |
c/ | abbreviation of calle (street) | {f} |
C | knight | {m} [chess] |
ca | because | {conj} [obsolete] |
ca | house | {f} [colloquial] |
ca | Denotes incredulity or negation; oh no! | {interj} [Spain] |
CA | corriente alterna (AC or alternating current) | {abbr} |
caña | a glass of beer | {f} |
caña | a slim, cylindrical type of glass, used to serve beer | {f} |
caña | cane | {f} |
caña | hangover | {f} [Chile, informal] |
caña | reed | {f} |
cañada | ravine | {f} |
caña de azúcar | sugar cane | {f} |
caçador | obsolete spelling of cazador | {adj} |
caçador | obsolete spelling of cazador | {m} |
caçar | obsolete spelling of cazar | {v} |
cañar | a fish garth made of reeds | {m} |
cañar | a group of reeds | {m} |
cañaveral | canebrake | {m} |
cañaveral | reed field | {m} |
cañaveral | sugar-cane plantation | {m} |
cabaña | hut | {f} |
cabal | upright | {adj} |
cabalgada | cavalcade (all senses) | {f} |
cabalgar | to ride a horse | {vi} |
cabalgata | cavalcade | {f} |
cabalgata | ride (on a horse) | {f} |
caballa | mackerel | {f} |
caballar | equine, horse | {adj} |
caballería | cavalry | {f} |
caballeriza | stable | {f} |
caballero | cavalier | {m} |
caballero | cowboy (more common in South America) | {m} |
caballero | gentleman | {m} |
caballero | horseman | {m} |
caballero | knight | {m} |
caballeroso | chivalrous | {adj} |
caballete | bridge (of the nose) | {m} [anatomy] |
caballete | easel | {m} |
caballete | ridge (of roof) | {m} |
caballete | stand; kickstand (support) | {m} |
caballete | trestle (of furniture) | {m} |
caballete | keel (of a bird) | {m} [zoology] |
caballito | diminutive form of caballo, a little horse | {m} |
caballito de mar | sea horse | {m} |
caballo | knight | {m} [chess] |
caballo | horse | {m} |
caballo con arcos | pommel horse | {m} [gymnastics] |
caballo de Przewalski | Przewalski's horse | {m} |
cabaré | cabaret | {m} |
cabdillo | alternative form of caudillo | {m} [obsolete] |
cabe | alongside, beside, next to. (Archaic; no longer used in spoken Spanish.) | {prep} |
cabecear | to head a ball | {v} [soccer] |
cabecera | headboard | {f} |
cabellera | hair, head of hair | {f} |
cabellera | tail (of a comet) | {f} |
cabello | the hair on the head (mass noun as in English) | {m} |
cabelludo | hairy | {adj} |
cabelludo | long-haired | {adj} |
cabelludo | shaggy | {adj} |
caber | To be acceptable, accepted, permitted, permissible, allowable, etc | {vt} [figuratively] |
caber | To be held or contained; to be capable of being contained (in something) or passed through (no matter if space or volume is left) | {vt} |
caber | To fit, enter (in something, no matter if space or volume is left) | {vt} |
caber | To traverse, pass through or across (a way, path, door, hole, opening, mouth, orifice, etc., no matter if space is left) | {vt} |
cabestrillo | sling | {m} [medicine] |
cabestro | halter, headcollar (animal's headgear) | {m} |
cabeza | head | {f} [anatomy] |
cabezada | headbutt | {f} |
cabezada | header | {f} |
cabezada | nap, doze, forty winks | {f} |
cabezada | nod (when falling asleep, acknowledging, consenting etc.) | {f} |
cabeza de turco | scapegoat | {f} |
cabezadura | hardheaded | {m} |
cabezal | head (of a mechanism) | {m} |
cabezal | headrest (in a car); small pillow | {m} |
cabezazo | headbutt | {m} |
cabezazo | header | {m} [sports] |
cabezón | big-headed | {adj} |
cabezón | stubborn | {adj} |
cabezón | a big-headed or stubborn person | {m} |
cabezón | A man with a large meatus and by extension an insistent individual | {m} |
cabezona | feminine form of cabezón | {f} |
cabezota | stubborn | {adj} |
cabida | space, room, capacity (to fit something inside) | {f} |
cabildear | to lobby | {v} |
cabildeo | lobby | {m} [politics] |
cabildera | feminine form of cabildero | {f} |
cabildero | lobbyist | {m} |
cabildo | A town council or other governing body at a local level | {m} |
cabildo | An assembly or meeting held by such a governing body | {m} |
cabildo | Body of churchmen that forms the chapter of a cathedral or collegiate church | {m} |
cabildo | The place where such an assembly is held; cabildo | {m} |
cabina | cabin | {f} |
cabina del piloto | cockpit | {f} |
cabizbajamente | dejectedly, gloomily | {adv} |
cabizbajo | dejected, gloomy | {adj} |
cable | A cable or cord | {m} |
cableado | cabling | {m} |
cablear | To wire up; cable up | {v} |
cable de arranque | jump lead | {m} |
cablegrafiar | to cable | {v} |
cabo | end, edge, extremity | {m} |
cabo | end, finish, conclusion | {m} |
cabo | cape | {m} [geography] |
cabo | accessories, knick-knacks | {m} [in the plural] |
cabo | corporal | {m} [military ranks] |
cabo | cable, rope | {m} [nautical] |
cabo | (police) sergeant | {m} |
cabo | stub, butt, stump | {m} |
cabotaje | trade or traffic along the coast | {m} |
Cabo Verde | Cape Verde | {prop} |
caboverdiano | Cape Verdean | {adj} |
caboverdiano | Cape Verdean | {m} |
cabra | girl | {f} [colloquial] |
cabra | female goat | {f} |
cabra | goat (unknown gender) | {f} |
cabrahigar | to hang strings of figs in the branches of fig trees so that the fruit of these branches will be sweeter and tasty | {v} |
cabreado | tired, fed up, bored, sick | {adj} |
cabrear | to get sick and tired, to get bored, to get annoyed | {vr} [colloquial, Chile] |
cabrear | to get angry | {vr} [colloquial] |
cabrear | to annoy, bother, pester, to piss off, to make angry | {vt} [colloquial] |
cabrero | goatherd | {m} |
cabriolar | to prance; to caper | {v} |
cabrito | kid (young goat) | {m} |
cabrón | billy goat | {m} |
cabrón | mate, dude (term of endearment between friends) | {m} [informal, Mexico] |
cabrón | coward | {m} [pejorative] |
cabrón | pimp (prostitution solicitor) | {m} [pejorative, Latin America] |
cabrío | goatish | {adj} |
cabro | boy | {m} [Chile, Paraguay, colloquial] |
cabro | kid | {m} [Chile, Paraguay, colloquial] |
cabro | male goat | {m} |
cabronazo | augmentative form of cabrón | {m} |
caca | Poo | {f} |
cacahuacentli | alternative form of cacahuacintle | {m} |
cacahuacintle | A variety of maize with large, whitish grains, used in the making of pozole and other traditional dishes | {m} [Mexico] |
cacahuate | peanut | {m} [Honduras, Mexico] |
cacahuazintle | alternative spelling of cacahuacintle | {m} |
cacahuete | peanut (plant, seed) | {m} [Spain] |
cacao | cacao bean | {m} |
cacao | cacao tree | {m} |
cacao | cocoa (bean, powder) | {m} |
cacaotal | A grove of cacao trees | {m} |
cacaotera | feminine form of cacaotero | {f} |
cacaotero | A cultivator or dealer of cacao | {m} |
cacaotero | cacao tree | {m} [Mexico] |
cacarear | to cackle; to laugh loudly | {v} |
cacarear | to exaggerate, to exaggerate the importance of | {v} |
cacareo | cackling | {m} |
cacareo | cock-a-doodle-doo | {m} |
cacatúa | cockatoo | {f} |
cacería | hunt, hunting | {f} |
cacerola | cauldron | {f} |
cacerola | pan, saucepan | {f} |
cachaca | female police officer, feminine form of cachaco | {f} [Peru, pejorative] |
cachaco | elegant, educated | {adj} [Colombia] |
cachaco | police officer | {m} [Peru, pejorative] |
cachalote | cachalot, sperm whale | {m} |
cachar | to catch, to get (to grasp mentally: perceive and understand) | {v} [Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, colloquial] |
cachar | to find out, spy out, peek | {v} [Chile, Bolivia, Argentina, colloquial] |
cachar | to have sexual relations | {v} [Chile, Peru, vulgar] |
cachar | to catch (to intercept) | {v} |
cacharro | crock, shard piece of broken pottery | {m} |
cacharro | hickey (object whose name is unknown) | {m} |
cacharro | piece of junk | {m} |
cacharro | pot, crock (piece of pottery) | {m} |
cacharro | wreck (damaged or worn car or technical device) | {m} |
cachear | to search | {v} |
cachemira | cashmere (fine, downy wool) | {f} |
cachetada | slap in the face | {f} |
cachete | buttock, butt-cheek | {m} |
cachete | cheek | {m} |
cachete | smack | {m} |
cachetear | to slap (in the face) | {v} |
cachi- | Meaning almost | {prefix} [rare] |
cachicamo | armadillo | {m} |
cachimba | (smoking) pipe | {f} |
cachimbear | to annoy repeatedly | {v} |
cachimbear | to hit someone | {v} |
cachiporra | boastful | {adj} [Chile] |
cachiporra | bludgeon | {f} |
cachiporra | swaggerer | {f} [Chile] |
cacho | annoying duty or work | {m} [Chile, colloquial] |
cacho | lemon, bomb (defective or inadequate or useless item or person) | {m} [Chile, Peru, colloquial] |
cacho | horn | {m} [Latin America] |
cacho | piece | {m} |
cachondeo | joke; piss-take (The act of mocking someone; a type of satire or sarcasm) | {m} [colloquial] |
cachondeo | confusion | {m} |
cachondeo | farce | {m} |
cachondo | funny, amusing, comic | {adj} |
cachondo | in heat, in rut | {adj} [zoology] |
cachopo | An Asturian dish consisting of ham, cheese and other ingredients inside beef fillets. | {m} |
cachorrita | feminine form of cachorrito | {f} |
cachorrito | diminutive form of cachorro | {m} |
cachorro | cub (the young of certain other animals) | {m} |
cachorro | puppy | {m} |
cachureco | crooked, twisted | {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] |
cachureco | deformed | {adj} [Mexico, colloquial] |
cacique | cacique (bird) | {m} |
cacique | chieftain (Indian chief in a tribe) | {m} |
cacique | powerful person | {m} |
cacle | A type of leather sandal traditionally worn in Mexico | {m} |
cacle | shoe (any kind of footwear) | {m} [colloquial, Mexico] |
cacofonía | cacophony | {f} |
cacorro | a homosexual | {m} [Colombia, pejorative, offensive] |
cactáceo | cactaceous | {adj} |
cacto | cactus | {m} |
cactus | alternative form of cacto | {m} |
caíd | caid | {m} |
cada | each; every | {determiner} |
caída | fall (act of falling) | {f} |
cadalso | scaffold (elevated platform on which a criminal is executed) | {m} |
cada muerte de obispo | once in a blue moon (very rarely) | {adv} [idiomatic] |
cada muerte de un judío | Literally, "each death of a Jew"; very rarely; almost never; once in a blue moon | {adv} [idiomatic] |
cadaverina | cadaverine | {f} [organic compound] |
cada vez | every time | {adv} |
cada vez | more and more, increasingly | {adv} [idiomatic] |
cadavérico | cadaveric | {adj} |
cadavérico | cadaverous; corpselike | {adj} |
cadena | A network, as of radio stations, etc | {f} |
cadena | chain | {f} |
cadena | necklace | {f} |
cadenas de nieve | snow chains | {fp} [pluralonly] |
cadencia | cadence | {f} |
cadera | hip | {f} |
cadete | cadet | {mf} |
cadete | apprentice, trainee | {mf} [Latin America] |
cadherina | cadherin | {f} [protein] |
cadmio | cadmium | {m} |
caído | fallen | {adj} |
caducado | invalid, out of date, expired, lapsed | {adj} |
caducado | old, deteriorated | {adj} |
caducado | past the sell-by date | {adj} |
caducar | to expire | {v} |
caduceo | caduceus | {m} |
caducidad | caducity | {f} |
caducidad | expiry date | {f} |
caducidad | sell-by date | {f} |
caducifolio | deciduous | {adj} [botany] |
caduco | caducous | {adj} [botany] |
caduco | caducous; transient, fleeting | {adj} |
caduco | expired | {adj} |
cadáver | cadaver, corpse | {m} |
caer | to collapse | {v} |
caer | to fall | {v} |
cañería | drain | {f} |
cañería | Length of tube, pipe or piping | {f} |
caer bien | to make happy, make laugh, satisfy, please (news, advice, announcement) | {vt} |
caer bien | to please, be nice, make a good impression (a person) | {vt} |
caer bien | to promote or make for good or proper digestion (food) | {vt} |
caer mal | to be disagreeable, make a bad (or not so good) impression (a person) | {vt} |
caer mal | to make for or cause a bad digestion (food) | {vt} |
caer mal | to make unhappy or sad, to anger, to dissatisfy (news, advice, announcement) | {vt} |
caerse | (reflexive form of caer) to collapse | {vr} |
caerse | (reflexive form of caer) to fall | {vr} |
café | brown | {adj} |
café | café, coffee-shop | {m} |
café | coffee | {m} |
cafeína | caffeine | {f} |
cafetal | piece of land cultivating coffee | {m} |
cafetera | coffeemaker (kitchen apparatus used to brew and filter coffee) | {f} |
cafetera | coffeepot (vessel for preparing or serving coffee) | {f} |
cafetería | cafeteria | {f} |
cafeto | coffee plant, coffee tree | {m} |
cafiche | pimp | {m} [colloquial, Chile, Argentina, Peru] |
cafiche | sponger, freeloader (especially of women) | {m} [colloquial, Chile, Argentina, Peru] |
cafichear | to sponge | {v} [Chile, colloquial] |
caftán | kaftan | {m} |
cagada | mistake | {f} [colloquial] |
cagada | rag, mischief | {f} [colloquial] |
cagada | bowel movement, diarrhea | {f} [colloquial] |
cagado | cheap, worthless | {adj} [Chile] |
cagado | covered in feces | {adj} |
cagado | cowardly | {adj} |
cagar | to tell someone off, exclamation of rejection | {v} [Argentina] |
cagar | to bust | {v} [colloquial] |
cagar | to get busted | {v} [colloquial] |
cagar | to fail | {vi} [Chile, colloquial] |
cagar | to cheat someone | {vt} [Chile] |
cagón | coward, fearful | {adj} |
cahuín | gossip (usually evil-minded) | {m} [Chile] |
cahuín | intrigue, machination | {m} [Chile] |
cahuín | mess, disorder, confusion | {m} [Chile] |
caimito | The abiu, a tropical tree and its fruit | {m} |
caimito | The star fruit | {m} |
caimán | alligator | {m} |
caimán | caiman | {m} |
cairelar | to fringe | {v} |
caja | bank | {f} |
caja | box, case | {f} |
caja | cash desk | {f} |
caja | gearbox | {f} |
caja de cambios | gearbox | {f} |
caja de seguridad | safebox | {f} |
caja de sorpresa | jack-in-the-box | {f} |
caja fuerte | safe | {f} |
caja negra | black box | {f} |
cajero | cashier | {m} |
cajero automático | automated teller machine, ATM | {m} |
cajeta | A Mexican confection of thickened syrup usually made of sweetened caramelized goat's milk | {f} |
cajetilla | diminutive form of caja, a small box, especially a cigarette box | {f} |
cajigo | Portuguese oak | {m} |
cajista | typesetter | {mf} |
cajita | diminutive form of caja, small box | {f} |
cajón | drawer | {m} |
cajuela | trunk, boot (of a car) | {f} [Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico] |
cajuil | cashew | {m} [Dominican Republic] |
cal | lime (calcium oxide) | {f} |
caló | Caló; the dialect of Spanish spoken by gitanos (essentially, Spanish with the addition of Romani/Gipsy words) | {m} |
caló | Spanish barrio slang | {m} |
cala | suppository | {f} |
calaña | character, nature, quality | {f} |
calaña | example, model | {f} |
calaña | kind, sort, type | {f} |
calaña | pattern | {f} |
calabacín | zucchini | {m} |
calabacín de invierno | winter squash | {n} |
calabaza | , porcino (Boletus edulis) | {f} [l/en, cep] |
calabaza | pumpkin | {f} [Spain, Mexico, Caribbean, Argentina] |
calabaza bellota | acorn squash | {f} |
calabaza butternut | butternut squash | {n} |
calabaza de invierno | winter squash | {n} |
calabaza de nuez | butternut squash | {n} |
calabozo | dungeon | {m} |
calabozo | prison, jail; prison cell | {m} |
calabriar | to mix red and white wine | {v} [obsolete] |
calabrés | Calabrian | {adj} |
calaca | Death | {f} [Honduras, Mexico, colloquial] |
calaca | skull | {f} [Mexico, colloquial] |
calada | puff, hit (of a cigarette) | {f} |
calado | wet | {adj} |
calado | draught (of a ship or boat) | {m} |
calafatear | to caulk (to seal joints with caulk) | {v} |
calalú | callaloo | {n} |
calala | passionfruit | {f} [Nicaragua] |
calamar | squid | {m} |
calambre | cramp | {m} |
calambre | (electric) shock | {m} |
calamidad | calamity | {f} |
calamitoso | calamitous, disastrous | {adj} |
calamitoso | sickly, unhealthy (frequently ill) | {adj} |
calar | of or pertaining to limestone or lime | {adj} |
calar | limestone quarry | {m} |
calar | to ruble, see through (to discover deceitful or underhanded behavior, hidden true motives or mindset) | {v} [colloquial] |
calar | to soak | {v} [of a liquid] |
calar | to pierce with a sharp instrument | {v} |
calavera | death's head, skull | {f} |
calcado | In a fake manner, fakely | {adj} |
calcado | Facsimile, imitation, copy | {n} |
calcar | to trace, copy (copy by means of carbon paper or tracing paper) | {v} |
calcar | to trample | {v} |
calcetín | sock | {m} |
calcinación | calcination (the process of calcining) | {f} [chemistry] |
calcinamiento | calcination (the process of calcining) | {m} |
calcinar | to calcine | {v} |
calcineurina | calcineurin | {f} [enzyme] |
calcio | calcium | {m} |
calcita | calcite | {f} |
calcitonina | calcitonin | {f} [hormone] |
calcáneo | calcaneus, heel bone | {m} |
calco | shoe | {m} [colloquial] |
calco | copy | {m} |
calco | imitation, reproduction | {m} |
calco | A calque | {m} [linguistics] |
calco | The action of copying or reproducing something | {m} |
calcomanía | decalcomania | {f} |
calcomanía | decorative sticker, decal | {f} |
calcomanía | the image produced using decalcomania | {f} |
calcáreo | calcareous | {adj} |
calculador | calculator | {m} |
calculadora | calculator | {f} |
calcular | to calculate | {v} |
calículo | calyculus, calicle | {m} [anatomy, zoology] |
calículo | epicalyx | {m} [botany] |
Calcuta | Calcutta (capital of West Bengal) | {prop} |
caldear | to warm | {v} |
caldera | boiler | {f} |
caldera | cauldron | {f} |
caldera | caldera | {f} [geology] |
caldereta | A type of stew, normally made with fish but also with other ingredients | {f} |
calderón | fermata | {m} [music] |
calderón | pilot whale | {m} |
calderón | ¶ symbol | {m} [typography] |
Calderón | Spanish surname | {prop} |
caldero | said of someone who like soups | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
caldero | vat, small cauldron | {m} |
Caldevilla | Spanish surname | {prop} |
caldo | a clear soup, broth, bouillon | {m} |
caldo | sludge | {m} |
caldo | (soup) stock | {m} |
caldo | swill | {m} |
caldoso | liquidy (said of a broth) | {adj} |
caldoso | {n} [l/en, arroz caldoso] | |
calefacción | heating | {f} |
calefaccionar | to heat | {vt} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay] |
calefactor | heater | {m} |
caleidoscopio | kaleidoscope | {m} |
caleidoscópico | kaleidoscopic | {adj} |
calendario | calendar | {m} |
calendario gregoriano | Gregorian calendar | {m} |
calentador | boiler | {m} |
calentador | heater | {m} |
calentamiento | warming | {m} |
calentamiento global | global warming (a sustained increase in the average temperature of the earth's atmosphere sufficient to cause climate change.) | {m} |
calentar | to heat | {v} |
calentón | blast of heat | {m} [colloquial] |
calentón | horniness | {m} [colloquial] |
calentura | fever, calenture | {f} |
calentura | horniness | {f} |
caleño | of, or relating to, Cali | {adj} |
caleño | someone from Cali | {n} |
calesita | carousel, merry-go-round | {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] |
caleta | a lot | {adv} [slang, Chile] |
caleta | a lot | {f} [slang, Chile] |
caleta | small bay | {f} |
calígrafa | feminine form of calígrafo | {f} |
calígrafo | calligrapher, calligraphist | {m} |
calibración | calibration | {f} |
calibrar | to calibrate | {v} |
calibre | calibre | {m} |
calibre | calipers | {m} |
caliche | salitre | {m} |
caliche | saltpeter | {m} |
calidad | quality (level of excellence) | {f} |
calidez | warmth, warmness, heat | {f} |
calientabancas | pew-warmer | {m} |
calientaplatos | hotplate | {m} |
caliente | hot, warm (exhibiting heat or warmth) | {adj} |
caliente | hot (sexually appealing) | {adj} [slang] |
califa | caliph | {m} |
califato | caliphate | {m} |
calificación | mark, rating | {f} |
calificación | qualification | {f} |
calificado | qualified | {adj} |
calificar | to describe | {v} |
calificar | to grade | {v} |
California | {prop} [l/en, California] | |
californianas | Douglas berry | {n} |
californio | Californian | {adj} |
californio | Californian | {m} |
californio | californium | {m} |
Californio | A Californian, especially a Spanish-speaking Roman Catholic Californian living in California before the Mexican-American War | {prop} |
caligrafía | calligraphy | {f} |
caligrafía | penmanship; handwriting | {f} |
calilla | debt | {f} [colloquial, Chile] |
calilla | annoyance, bother | {f} [colloquial, Latin America] |
calilla | thin and long cigar | {f} [Colombia] |
calilla | annoying person | {f} [Guatemala, Honduras] |
calimocho | A cocktail consisting of approximately 50% red wine and 50% cola-based soft drink | {m} |
calistenia | calisthenics (gymnastic exercises) | {f} |
caliza | limestone, rock composed of limestone | {f} [geology] |
calizo | of or pertaining to limestone or lime | {adj} [geology] |
calladamente | Silently, secretly, privately, inconspicuously, in a reserved manner | {adv} |
callado | quiet, silent | {adj} |
callampa | mushroom | {f} [Chile] |
callar | to be silent | {v} |
callar | to calm | {v} |
callar | to hush, to become silent | {v} |
callar | to hush, to make silent | {v} |
callar | to keep silent | {v} |
callar | to not mention | {v} |
callarse | to be quiet; to stay quiet | {v} |
calle | a lane in a pool or racetrack (but not a highway) | {f} |
calle | street | {f} |
callecita | small street | {f} |
calleja | narrow street | {f} |
callejero | a person who often goes out home for unproductive activities | {adj} [Mexico] |
callejero | related to the streets, street- | {adj} |
callejero | stray (animal living in the streets) | {adj} |
callejero | wanderer (within the city or town, often for binge or partying and other unproductive activities) | {adj} |
callejón | alley, side street, blind alley | {m} |
calle sin salida | blind alley, dead-end street, cul-de-sac, impasse (road with no exit) | {f} |
calle sin salida | impasse (deadlock or stalemate situation) | {f} |
callo | callus | {m} [skin] |
callo | corn (on the feet) | {m} [skin] |
callo | tripe | {m} [Spain] |
callo molayo | ugly bugger; beast | {m} [colloquial] |
calma | calm, stillness, peacefulness | {f} |
calma | tranquility, peace and quiet | {f} |
calmante | relaxing | {adj} |
calmante | sedative | {m} |
calmante | tranquillizer | {m} |
calmar | to subside, abate | {vi} |
calmar | to calm down | {vr} |
calmar | to calm, soothe, assuage | {vt} |
calmo | calm (at rest) | {adj} |
calmodulina | calmodulin | {f} [protein] |
caléndula | marigold | {f} |
calor | heat | {m} |
caloría | calorie | {f} |
calor específico | specific heat | {m} [physics] |
calorífico | calorific | {adj} |
calorímetro | calorimeter | {m} |
calota de hielo | ice sheet | {f} |
calpaína | calpain | {f} [enzyme] |
calórico | caloric | {adj} |
calumnia | calumny | {f} |
calumniar | to slander | {v} |
caluroso | very hot, but to a greater extent than caliente | {adj} |
calva | An area on a hide or fabric from which the hair or pill has worn out | {f} |
calva | A traditional shepherds’ sport played in parts of Spain, the object of which is to knock down a partially supported horn or piece of wood (the calva) by throwing stones at it. In a modern version the stones have been substituted with metal cylinders (the marro) and horns are no more used as targets | {f} |
calva | bald patch (area of baldness) | {f} |
calva | clearing (area of land within a wood or forest devoid of trees) | {f} |
calva | The wooden target used in the game of calva | {f} |
calvario | A calvary | {m} |
calvario | A debt chart, spreadsheet | {m} |
calvario | An area outside of a settlement abundant in crosses | {m} |
calvario | An ordeal | {m} |
calvario | An ossuary | {m} |
calvario | A skullcap | {m} |
calvicie | baldness (The state of being bald) | {f} |
calvo | bald | {adj} |
calvo | a bald man | {m} |
calza | stocking, sock | {f} |
calzada | driveway | {f} |
calzada | sidewalk | {f} |
calzado | calced | {adj} [of religions] |
calzado | footgear | {m} |
calzador | shoehorn | {m} |
calzar | to have shoe size X | {v} |
calzar | to wear/put on shoes | {v} |
calzón | female undergarment | {m} |
calzón | underpants | {m} |
calzonazos | one who is henpecked | {m} [colloquial] |
calzonazos | sissy (timid, unassertive or cowardly male) | {m} [colloquial] |
calzoncillo | underpants; pants (for males) | {m} |
Cam | Ham (son of Noah) | {prop} |
cama | bed | {f} |
Camacho | Spanish surname | {prop} |
camachuelo | The bullfinch. A small bird | {m} |
cama elástica | trampoline | {f} |
camafeo | cameo (relief work) | {m} |
camaleón | chameleon (all senses) | {m} |
camaleónico | chameleonic | {adj} |
camarada | comrade | {mf} |
camaradería | comradeship | {f} |
camarera | waitress | {f} |
camarero | waiter | {m} |
camarógrafo | cameraman, camera operator (somebody who operates a movie camera or television camera) | {m} [cinematography] |
camarón | shrimp | {m} [Latin America] |
camarote | bunk | {m} |
camarote | cabin | {m} |
camarote | quarters | {m} |
cambalache | swap, exchange | {m} |
cambiado | changed | {adj} |
cambiador | changing, exchanging | {adj} |
cambiar | to change, to modify | {v} |
cambiar | to exchange | {v} |
cambiar de manos | To change hands; to be bought or sold or to change ownership | {v} [idiomatic] |
cambiazo | switcheroo, changeup, major trade or change | {m} |
cambiecito | diminutive form of cambio, an insignificant (amount of) change, a tweak | {m} |
cambio | change | {m} |
cambio | exchange rate | {m} |
cambium | cambium | {m} |
Camboya | Cambodia (country in Southeast Asia) | {prop} |
camboyana | feminine form of camboyano | {f} |
camboyano | Cambodian | {adj} |
camboyano | Cambodian person | {m} |
camboyano | Khmer (the national language of Cambodia) | {prop} |
cambur | banana | {m} [Venezuela] |
camelar | to love | {v} [colloquial] |
camelar | to seduce | {v} [colloquial] |
camelia | camellia | {f} |
camellón | camlet (fabric) | {m} |
camellón | median; a dividing strip between two lanes of a road | {m} [Guatemala, Mexico] |
camellón | curb (of a road) | {m} [Guatemala, Panama] |
camellón | levee, dike | {m} |
camellón | ridge | {m} |
camellón | sawhorse | {m} |
camello | camel | {m} |
camello | pusher (drug dealer) | {m} [informal] |
camelo | flattery, gallantry (especially towards women) | {m} |
Camerún | Cameroon | {prop} |
camerunés | Cameroonian | {adj} |
camerunés | Cameroonian | {m} |
Camila | female given name, equivalent to Camilla | {prop} |
camilla | stretcher, gurney | {f} |
camillero | An orderly; a hospital worker who performs non-medical patient care | {m} |
camillero | stretcher-bearer | {m} |
camión | bus | {m} [Mexico] |
camión | truck | {m} |
caminante | traveling | {adj} |
caminante | hiker, walker | {mf} |
caminante | traveler | {mf} |
caminar | to go on | {v} |
caminar | to stroll | {v} |
caminar | to travel | {v} |
caminar | to walk | {v} |
caminata | walk, hike | {f} |
camión cisterna | tanker truck | {m} |
camino | path | {m} |
camino | road | {m} |
camino | way | {m} |
Camino de Santiago | Way of St. James, St. James' Way | {prop} |
camionero | related to trucks | {adj} |
camionero | trucker | {m} |
camioneta | pick-up truck | {f} |
camisa | shirt | {f} |
camisería | A shop / store which primarily sells shirts. | {f} |
camiseta | T-shirt | {f} |
camisón | nightdress | {m} |
camisola | camisole | {f} |
camélido | camelid | {m} |
cáñamo | cannabis | {m} |
cáñamo | hemp (plant and fiber) | {m} |
camote | sweet potato | {m} |
camotear | to wander with no specific purpose in mind | {v} [Mexico] |
campaña | campaign | {f} |
campaña | countryside | {f} |
campamento | camp | {m} |
campamocha | green praying mantis | {f} [Mexico] |
campana | a bell-shaped (or roughly) object or component (vg, the canopy of a parachute) | {f} |
campana | bell | {f} |
campanada | peal, stroke of a bell | {f} |
campanario | belfry, bell tower | {m} |
campanilla | uvula | {f} [anatomy] |
campanilla | bubble | {f} |
campanilla | Rutland beauty (Calystegia sepium) | {f} [plants] |
campanilla | small bell, handbell | {f} |
campanilla morada | morning glory | {n} |
campanita | diminutive form of campana, small bell | {f} |
campar | to stand out | {v} |
campechano | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Campeche | {adj} |
Campeche | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
campeón | champion | {m} |
campeona | feminine form of campeón | {f} |
campeonato | championship | {m} |
campera | jacket | {f} [Bolivia, Chile, Paraguay, Argentina, Urugauy] |
campesina | feminine form of campesino | {f} |
campesino | rural | {adj} |
campesino | farmer | {m} |
campesino | peasant | {m} |
campestre | country (attributive), cross-country, rural | {adj} |
campestre | rustic | {adj} |
campiña | countryside | {f} |
campo | countryside, country | {m} |
campo | camp (loan translation of English) | {m} [New Mexico] |
campo de batalla | battlefield | {m} |
campo de concentración | concentration camp | {m} |
campo de hielo | ice cap | {m} |
campo de hielo | ice field | {m} |
campo eléctrico | electric field | {m} |
campo gravitacional | gravitational field | {m} |
campo gravitatorio | gravitational field | {m} |
campo magnético | magnetic field | {m} |
Campos | Spanish surname | {prop} |
campo santo | A burial-place or cemetery | {m} [literally, holy ground] |
camposanto | alternative form of campo santo | {m} |
campo semántico | semantic field | {m} [linguistics] |
camuflado | camouflaged | {adj} |
camuflaje | camouflage | {m} |
camuflajear | rare spelling of camuflar | {v} |
camuflar | to camouflage | {v} |
camuflar | to disguise | {v} |
can | dog, hound | {m} |
cañón | barrel (of a gun), pipe, tube | {m} |
cañón | cannon | {m} |
cañón | canyon | {m} |
Caín | Cain (Biblical character) | {prop} |
cana | white or gray hair | {f} |
Canadá | Canada | {prop} |
canadiense | Canadian; pertaining to Canada or its people | {adj} |
canadiense | A Canadian; an inhabitant of Canada | {mf} |
canal | channel (of television) | {m} |
canal | channel | {m} [chemistry] |
canal | cleavage | {m} |
canal | channel | {m} [communication] |
canal | (waterway) | {m} [l/en, canal] |
Canal de Panamá | Panama Canal | {prop} |
canalizar | to channel | {vt} |
canalizo | fairway | {m} [nautical] |
canalla | swine, rascal | {f} [colloquial] |
canalla | rabble, riff-raff | {f} |
canaria | feminine form of canario | {f} |
Canarias | Canaries; Canary Islands | {prop} |
canario | of, from or related to the Canary Islands | {adj} |
canario | canary (bird) | {m} |
canario | person from the Canary Islands | {m} |
canasta | A basket | {f} |
canasta | basket, hoop | {f} [basketball] |
canasta | canasta (card game) | {f} |
canastilla | diminutive form of canasta, a small basket | {f} |
canasto | basket | {m} |
canavanina | canavanine | {f} [amino acid] |
caníbal | cannibalistic | {adj} |
cancela | lattice gate | {n} |
cancelación | cancellation | {f} |
cancelado | canceled | {adj} |
cancelar | (Ecuador, Chile) to pay | {v} |
cancelar | to cancel | {v} |
cancelar | to liquidate a debt | {v} |
canceroso | cancerous | {adj} |
cancha | popcorn | {f} [Peru] |
cancha | sports field, pitch, court | {f} |
cancha de tenis | tennis court | {f} |
canciller | chancellor | {mf} |
cancillería | chancery | {f} |
canción | song | {f} |
canción de cuna | cradle song | {f} |
canción de cuna | lullaby | {f} |
candado | lock, padlock | {m} |
cañón de agua | water cannon | {m} |
cañón de avancarga | Type of weapon; muzzleloader | {m} |
candela | candle | {f} |
candelabro | candelabrum, branched candlestick | {m} |
candelero | candlestick | {m} |
cañón de nieve | snow cannon | {m} |
candente | burning | {adj} |
candente | hot, sexually attractive | {adj} |
candente | polemical, dangerous to talk about | {adj} |
candidato | candidate | {m} |
candidatura | candidacy | {f} |
candidez | The quality of being candid; candidness | {adj} |
candor | candor | {m} |
caneca | can (cylindrical vessel for liquids, usually of steel or aluminium) | {f} [Colombia] |
caneca | trash (container into which things are discarded; trash can) | {f} [Colombia] |
caneca | gin flask | {f} |
canela | cinnamon | {f} |
canelo | cinnamon (tree) | {m} |
cangrejo | crab | {m} |
cangrejo de río | crayfish | {m} |
canguro | babysitter | {m} |
canguro | kangaroo | {m} |
cani | A working-class youth, especially one associated with aggression, poor education, and a perceived "common" taste in clothing and lifestyle | {m} [Spain, pejorative] |
canibalismo | cannibalism | {m} |
canica | glass marble (spherical ball) | {f} |
canilla | (chiefly) tibia, (rare) ulna, radius (for three cases, bones and surrounding soft tissues) | {f} [anatomy] |
canilla | faucet | {f} [Argentina, Northern Central Spain, Paraguay, Uruguay] |
canino | canine | {adj} [anatomy] |
canino | canine | {adj} |
canino | canine tooth | {m} |
canino | caninus | {m} [muscle] |
canje | swap, exchange | {m} |
canjeable | exchangeable | {adj} |
canjear | to exchange | {v} |
cannabis | cannabis | {m} |
canónico | canonical | {adj} |
cano | ancient, old (for a person) | {adj} |
cano | hoary, white-haired, grey-haired | {adj} |
cano | white, snow-white, milky white | {adj} [rare] |
Cano | Spanish surname | {prop} |
canoa | canoe | {f} |
canon | canon (principle, literary works, prayer, religious law, music piece) | {m} |
canoso | gray/grey, hoary (of hair) | {adj} |
cansado | boring | {adj} |
cansado | tired, sleepy | {adj} |
cansancio | tiredness | {m} |
cansar | to tire | {v} |
cansarse | (reflexive form of cansar) to become tired | {vr} |
Cantabria | A region in North Spain | {prop} |
cantaleta | nagging (repetitive wigging) | {f} |
cantaleta | tedious refrain | {f} |
cantante | singer | {mf} |
cantar | to sing | {v} |
cantatriz | female singer | {f} |
cantautor | singer-songwriter | {m} |
cantaxantina | canthaxanthin | {f} [organic compound] |
cantábrico | Cantabrian | {adj} |
cantábrico | Cantabrian (language) | {m} |
cantábrico | Cantabrian (people) | {m} |
cantera | academy | {f} |
cantera | quarry | {f} |
cantera | talent, ingeniosity | {f} |
canterano | (of an athlete) One who comes from an academy; an academian | {m} |
cantidad | amount | {f} |
cantidad | figure | {f} |
cantidad | quantity | {f} |
cantidades | a lot | {adv} |
cantil | cliff | {m} |
cantil | shelf (underwater) | {m} |
cantimplora | flask, canteen (water bottle) | {f} |
cantina | cafeteria, canteen (staff restaurant) | {f} |
cantina | saloon, speakeasy, bar | {f} |
cantinero | bartender | {m} |
cantón | canton, district | {m} |
cantón | division of a flag or a coat of arms | {m} [heraldry] |
Cantón | Guangzhou (a city of China) | {prop} |
canto | chant | {m} |
canto | edge | {m} |
canto | thickness | {m} [rare] |
canto | side | {m} |
canto | singing | {m} |
canto | song | {m} |
canto del cisne | swan song | {m} [idiomatic] |
canto gregoriano | Gregorian chant | {m} |
cantonés | Cantonese | {adj} |
cantonés | Cantonese person | {m} |
cantonés | Cantonese language | {prop} |
cantor | singing | {adj} |
cantor | singer | {m} |
cantora | feminine form of cantor | {f} |
canturrear | to croon | {v} |
canturreo | a crooning, a hum | {m} |
canutillo | A dessert consisting of confectioner's cream rolled in pastry | {m} |
canuto | evangelical | {m} [slang, Chile, pejorative] |
canuto | joint, reefer | {m} [slang] |
canuto | tube | {m} |
caño | drain | {m} |
caño | gutter | {m} |
caño | navigation channel | {m} |
caño | spout | {m} |
caño | tube or pipe | {m} |
caoba | mahogany (color) | {adj} |
caoba | mahogany (color, tree, wood) | {f} |
caolín | kaolin | {m} |
cañonazo | cannon shot | {m} |
caos | chaos | {m} |
capó | hood of an automobile | {m} |
CAP | Comisión Administradora del Petróleo | {initialism} |
capa | cape | {f} |
capa | cloak | {f} |
capa | layer | {f} |
capa anual | annual ring | {f} [botany] |
capacidad | capacity, volume | {f} |
capacitación | training | {f} |
capacitar | to train | {v} |
capa de hielo | ice cap | {f} |
capa de hielo | ice field | {f} |
capa de hielo | ice sheet | {f} |
Capadocia | Cappadocia (ancient region) | {prop} |
caparazón | caparison | {f} |
caparazón | shell | {f} |
capataz | foreman | {m} [management] |
capataza | feminine form of capataz | {f} |
capaz | able, capable | {adj} |
capear | to dodge | {v} |
capellán | chaplain | {m} |
Caperucita Roja | Little Red Riding Hood | {prop} |
capicúa | palindromic number | {f} |
capilar | capillary | {adj} |
capilar | hair (attributive) | {adj} |
capilar | capillary | {m} |
capilaria | capillary | {f} |
capilaridad | capillarity | {f} |
capilla | chapel | {f} |
capitación | capitation | {f} |
capitación | poll tax | {f} |
capital | (important) | {adj} [l/en, capital] |
capital | (city) | {f} [l/en, capital] |
capital | (finance) | {m} [l/en, capital] |
capitalidad | The state of being the capital | {f} |
capitalino | of or relating to Mexico City | {adj} [Mexico] |
capitalino | of or relating to a capital city | {adj} |
capitalino | someone from Mexico City | {m} [Mexico] |
capitalino | someone from or related to a capital city | {m} |
capitalismo | capitalism | {m} |
capitalista | capitalist | {adj} |
capitalista | capitalist | {mf} |
capitalización | capitalization | {f} |
capitana | (female) captain | {f} |
capitanear | to command | {v} |
capitel | capital (uppermost part of a column) | {m} |
capitán | captain | {m} |
capitán general | captain general | {m} |
capitulación | surrender | {f} |
capitular | to capitulate | {v} |
capón | castrated | {adj} |
capón | capon (castrated cockerel) | {m} |
capnomancía | alternative form of capnomancia | {f} |
capnomancia | capnomancy | {f} |
capo | gangster | {m} |
capolar | to mince (meat) | {v} |
caporal | foreman | {m} |
capota | hood of a car | {f} |
cappa | kappa; the Greek letter Κ, κ | {f} |
capricho | caprice, fancy | {m} |
caprichoso | whimsical, capricious | {adj} |
caprolactama | caprolactam | {f} [organic compound] |
capsaicina | capsaicin | {f} [organic compound] |
capsular | capsular | {adj} |
capsular | To cap | {v} |
captación | capture, capturing | {f} |
captar | to capture, perceive, register, understand | {v} |
capítulo | chapter | {m} |
captura | capture | {f} |
capturar | to catch, trap, capture | {v} |
capucha | hood (headwear) | {f} |
capucha | hoodie | {f} |
capuchino | cappuccino (coffee) | {m} |
capuchino | Capuchin (monk) | {m} |
capullete | diminutive form of capullo | {m} |
capullo | cocoon | {m} |
capullo | foreskin | {m} |
capullo | pod | {m} |
caqui | (fruit) persimmon | {m} |
caqui | (tree) persimmon | {m} |
cara | face | {f} |
cara | heads side of a coin | {f} |
carabao | a water-buffalo | {m} |
carabela | caravel | {f} |
carabela portuguesa | Portuguese man-of-war (Physalia physalis) | {f} |
caracol | snail | {m} |
caracterizado | characterized | {adj} |
caracterizar | to characterize | {v} |
característica | characteristic, feature | {f} |
característico | characteristic, typical | {adj} |
carajo | crow’s nest | {m} |
caramba | good grief; great Scott (an expression of shock, suprise or anger) | {interj} |
carambola | star fruit (fruit) | {f} |
carambolo | The tree that bears the carambola | {m} |
caramelito | diminutive form of caramelo | {m} |
caramelo | candy | {m} |
caramelo | (more specifically) caramel | {m} |
caramelo de melaza | taffy | {m} |
caramillo | shawm | {m} [musici] |
carancho | caracara (bird of prey) | {m} |
carantoña | caress | {f} |
cara o cruz | heads or tails | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
carau | limpkin, Aramus guarauna | {m} |
caravana | caravan | {f} |
caravana | trailer | {f} |
caravana | earring | {f} [Uruguay] |
caray | "good heavens!" Expresses disgust, surprise, astonishment | {interj} |
Carazo | Carazo | {prop} |
Carballo | Spanish surname | {prop} |
carbaminohemoglobina | carbaminohemoglobin | {f} |
carbaril | carbaryl | {m} |
carbarilo | carbaryl | {m} |
carbón | charcoal | {m} |
carbón | coal | {m} |
carbón activado | activated charcoal | {n} [chemistry] |
carbón grafitizado | activated charcoal, activated carbon | {n} [chemistry] |
carbónico | carbonic | {adj} [chemistry] |
carbohidrato | carbohydrate | {m} [carbohydrates] |
carbonatado | carbonated | {adj} |
carbonato | carbonate | {m} |
carbonero | pollock | {m} |
carbonizar | to carbonize | {v} |
carbono | {m} [l/en, carbon] | |
carboxihemoglobina | carboxyhemoglobin | {f} |
carboxilasa | carboxylase | {f} [enzyme] |
carboxilato | carboxylate | {m} |
carboxilo | carboxyl | {m} [organic chemistry] |
carboxílico | carboxylic | {adj} |
carbunco | fire beetle | {m} [Costa Rica] |
carbunco | anthrax | {m} [pathology] |
carburador | carburetor (a device in an internal combustion engine) | {m} |
carburar | to function, to work | {v} [colloquial, of a person or thing] |
carburar | to carburize | {v} |
carburo | carbide | {m} |
carca | narrow-minded | {adj} |
carca | reactionary | {adj} |
carca | narrow-minded person | {mf} |
carcaj | quiver | {f} |
carcaj | rifle case | {f} |
carcajada | A guffaw or cackle; a loud and hearty laugh | {f} |
carcajearse | To laugh heartily or heavily; to cackle; to bust up or be in stitches | {vr} |
carcax | metal anklet, metal bracelet, metal armlet | {m} |
carcax | quiver (for arrows) (in this sense, variant of carcaj) | {m} |
carcelario | jail | {adj} [attributive] |
carcelera | feminine form of carcelero | {f} |
carcelero | relating or pertaining to jail or prison | {adj} |
carcelero | jailer, warden, prison guard | {m} |
carcinógeno | carcinogen | {m} [biology] |
carcomer | to consume | {v} |
carcomer | to fret, to eat away | {v} |
carcomido | decayed | {adj} |
carcomido | dry-rotten | {adj} |
carcomido | consumed | {adj} [figuratively] |
carácter | character | {m} |
cardíaco | cardiac | {adj} |
cardamomo | cardamom | {m} |
cardar | to card or comb | {v} |
cardelino | European goldfinch | {m} |
cardenal | bruise | {m} |
cardenal | cardinal | {m} [religion] |
cardenalato | cardinalship | {m} |
cardiaco | cardiac | {adj} |
cardióloga | (female) cardiologist | {f} |
cardiólogo | cardiologist | {m} |
cardinal | crucial, pivotal (for few cases) | {adj} [l/en, cardinal] |
cardio- | (forming words pertaining to the heart) | {prefix} [l/en, cardio-] |
cardiograma | cardiogram | {m} [cardiology] |
cardiológico | cardiological | {adj} |
cardiología | cardiology | {f} |
cardioplejia | cardioplegia | {f} |
cardiosaludable | heart-healthy | {adj} |
cardiovascular | cardiovascular | {adj} |
cardo | thistle | {m} [botany] |
cardo | cardoon | {m} |
cardumen | school (a group of fish) | {m} |
cardumen | any large group | {m} [Uruguay] |
carear | to bring face-to-face | {v} |
carecer | To lack, to be lacking (in) | {v} |
carenar | to careen (to turn a ship on its side) | {v} [nautical] |
carencia | lack, shortage | {f} |
carestía | scarcity, shortage | {f} |
carey | A hawksbill turtle | {m} |
carey | Tortoiseshell | {m} |
carga | burden | {f} |
carga | cargo | {f} |
carga | charge | {f} |
carga | load | {f} |
cargado | charged | {adj} |
cargado | loaded | {adj} |
cargador | charger | {m} |
cargador | magazine (of a gun) | {m} |
carga eléctrica | electric charge | {f} [physics] |
cargamento | load, freight | {m} |
cargante | annoying | {adj} |
cargar | to annoy, pester | {vt} |
cargar | to charge | {vt} |
cargar | to load | {vt} |
cargo | charge, burden | {m} |
cargo | position (work) | {m} |
carguero | freighter | {m} |
cari | darling, dear, lover | {mf} [colloquial] |
cariar | to cause cavities, decay | {v} |
caribú | caribou, reindeer | {m} |
caribe | Caribbean | {adj} |
caribe | hot, "sol caribe" ("hot sun") | {adj} |
caribe | piranha fish | {adj} |
cariblanco | white-faced | {adj} |
caricaturista | caricaturist | {mf} |
caricia | caress | {f} |
cariciar | to caress or fondle | {v} |
caridad | charity | {f} |
Caridad | female given name | {prop} |
caries | {f} [dentistry] [l/en, caries] | |
cariño | affection | {m} |
cariño | caress | {m} |
cariño | (used in the second person) dear, darling, honey | {m} |
cariograma | karyogram | {f} |
cariñoso | loving, kind | {adj} |
cariñoso | tender, affectionate | {adj} |
cariotipo | karyotype | {m} [genetics] |
carisma | charisma | {m} |
carismático | charismatic | {adj} |
carita | diminutive form of cara | {f} |
caritativo | charitable | {adj} |
cariz | appearance | {m} |
cariz | aspect, condition | {m} |
Carla | female given name, feminine form of Carlos | {prop} |
Carlos | male given name, equivalent to Charles | {prop} |
Carlota | female given name, equivalent to Charlotte | {prop} |
carámbano | icicle | {m} |
Carmen | female given name, traditionally popular in Spain | {prop} |
Carmen | The letter C in the Spanish phonetic alphabet | {prop} |
carmesí | crimson | {adj} |
carmesí | crimson | {m} |
carmín | carmine, crimson (color) | {m} |
carmínico | carminic | {adj} |
carné | identity card | {m} |
carné | driver's licence | {m} [informal, shorthand] |
carnada | bait | {f} |
carnal | {adj} [l/en, carnal] | |
carnal | brother (short form of hermano carnal, "carnal brother", in opposition to adopted or in-law) | {n} [Mexico] |
carnaval | carnival | {m} |
carne | an animal’s meat, or by extension the edible “fleshy” part of a fruit or vegetable | {f} |
carne | flesh, the soft part of a body which covers the bones | {f} |
carne molida | ground beef | {n} |
carne pinchada | A Nicaraguan dish where the meat (chicken, beef, etc.) is marinated in a wine or beer sauce, arranged on a stick and then grilled | {f} [by extension] |
carne pinchada | stabbed meat | {f} [literally] |
carnero | mutton | {m} |
carnero | sheep | {m} |
carnero | sheepskin | {m} |
carnet | identification card, identification badge | {m} |
carnicera | feminine form of carnicero | {f} |
carnicería | butcher's shop | {f} |
carnicería | carnage | {f} |
carnicero | butcher | {m} |
carnitina | carnitine | {f} [organic compound] |
carnoso | fleshy | {adj} |
carnívoro | carnivorous | {adj} |
carnívoro | carnivore (meat-eating animal) | {m} |
caro | dear | {adj} |
caro | expensive | {adj} |
caro | costly | {adv} |
Carolina | female given name, cognate to English Caroline | {prop} |
Carolina del Norte | North Carolina | {prop} |
Carolina del Sur | South Carolina (US state) | {prop} |
carota | Facial expression reflecting rejection, dissatisfaction, anger, disapprobation, annoyance, etc | {f} [colloquial] |
caroteno | carotene | {m} [chemistry] |
carotenoide | carotenoid | {m} [organic compound] |
carpa | carp (fish) | {f} |
carpa | tent (mainly that of a circus) | {f} |
carpa | a kind of humoristic and musical theatre, under a tent | {f} [theater] |
carpa dorada | goldfish | {f} |
carpelar | carpellate | {adj} [botany] |
carpeta | billiard cloth, gambling table cloth | {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] |
carpeta | tablecloth | {f} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] |
carpeta | folder, directory (virtual container in a computer's file system, in which files and other folders may be stored) | {f} [computing] |
carpeta | hotel reception, reception desk at a hotel | {f} [Cuba] |
carpeta | folder (an organizer that papers are kept in) | {f} |
carpeta | lace dollies | {f} |
carpintería | carpentry | {f} |
carpinteril | Relating or pertaining to carpentry | {adj} |
carpintero | carpenter | {m} |
carpintero | woodpecker | {m} |
carpín | goldfish (any of several taxa) | {m} |
carpín dorado | goldfish (any of several taxa) | {m} |
carpo | carpus | {m} |
carquines | Karkin | {n} |
carragenano | carrageenan | {m} [organic compound] |
carragenina | carrageenan, a food additive made from seaweed | {f} |
carrao | limpkin, Aramus guarauna | {m} |
carraspear | to clear one’s throat | {v} |
carrera | (academic) course of study | {f} |
carrera | (baseball) run | {f} |
carrera | career | {f} |
carrera | race | {f} |
carrera | run; line of knit stitches which have unravelled | {f} |
Carrera | a Spanish surname | {prop} |
carreta | cart, dray | {f} |
carrete | bobbin | {m} |
carrete | party (social gathering) | {m} [Chile, colloquial] |
carrete | fishing reel | {m} |
carretear | to party | {v} [Chile, colloquial] |
carretear | to cart, to haul | {v} |
carretear | to taxi | {v} |
carretera | highway | {f} |
carretilla | barrow (small vehicle used to carry a load and pulled or pushed by hand) | {f} |
carricerín cejudo | The aquatic warbler. A bird | {m} |
carril | lane | {m} |
carril | rail | {m} |
carril | track | {m} |
carrillera | chinstrap | {f} |
carrillera | jaw (of certain animals) | {f} |
carrillera | the meat of the jaw of certain animals | {f} |
carrito | diminutive form of carro, small cart | {m} |
carrizal | area of reeds | {m} |
carrizo | drinking straw | {m} [Colombia, Venezuela, Panama] |
carrizo | reed | {m} |
carro | A cart | {m} |
carro | An automobile | {m} [Latin America] |
carro | A train car | {m} [Latin America] |
carro | The Big Dipper constellation | {m} [uncountable] |
carroña | carrion | {f} |
carroñero | scavenger | {m} |
carroza | old-fashioned | {adj} |
carroza | carriage | {f} |
carroza | hearse (vehicle for taking dead body to grave) | {f} |
carroza | state carriage | {f} |
carruaje | carriage | {m} |
carrusel | carousel, merry-go-round | {m} |
carísimo | Very expensive | {adj} |
carta | document | {f} |
carta | letter (document) | {f} |
carta | map | {f} |
carta | menu | {f} |
carta | playing card | {f} |
Cartagena | (city) | {prop} [l/en, Cartagena] |
Carta Magna | Magna Carta | {prop} |
cartapacio | binder, folder, notebook | {m} [Central and South America] |
cartapacio | ring binder, three-ring binder | {m} [Central and South America] |
cartapacio | satchel, briefcase | {m} [Central and South America] |
cartearse | To correspond (with); to exchange letters (with) | {vr} |
cartel | A cartel | {m} |
cartel | A criminal organization, Mafia, mob | {m} |
cartel | A poster, placard, bill | {m} |
cartelera | billboard | {m} |
cartelera | list of plays, programme | {m} |
cartelera | notice | {m} |
cartelón | large notice; poster | {m} |
cartera | A post of responsibility. A portfolio | {f} |
cartera | handbag | {f} |
cartera | wallet | {f} |
cartera de inversiones | An investment portfolio | {f} |
carterista | A pickpocket | {m} |
cartero | postman | {m} |
cartesiano | Cartesian | {adj} |
cartógrafo | cartographer | {m} |
carótida | carotid artery | {f} [medical] |
cartilaginoso | cartilaginous | {adj} |
cartílago | cartilage (dense connective tissue) | {m} [anatomy] |
cartón | cardboard box | {m} |
cartón | cardboard, paperboard | {m} |
cartografía | cartography | {f} |
cartográfico | cartographic | {adj} |
cartucho | cartridge | {m} |
caráu | limpkin, Aramus guarauna | {m} |
carvallo | oak | {m} [Spain] |
carvallo | Portuguese oak | {m} [Spain] |
carvi | caraway (seed/fruit) | {m} |
cas | The fruit of a very tart species of guava | {m} |
cas | The tree that bears those fruits, Psidium friedrichsthalium | {m} |
casa | house | {f} |
Casa Blanca | White House (The official residence of the President of the United States of America) | {prop} |
casaca | jacket | {f} |
casación | cassation, annulment | {f} |
casada | a married woman | {f} |
casa de citas | hostess bar | {f} |
casa de empeños | pawn shop | {f} |
casa de putas | brothel | {f} |
casa de vecindad | tenement house | {f} |
casado | married | {adj} |
casado | a married man | {m} |
casal | mating pair (of animals) | {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] |
casal | country house | {m} |
casamiento | marriage | {m} |
casamiento | (parts of Central America) rice and beans fried together | {m} |
casar | to marry, wed someone to (unite two others in wedlock) | {v} |
casarse | to marry, get married (literally, to get oneself married) | {vr} [context] |
casatienda | A store or shop adjoined to its owner's residence | {f} |
cascabel | rattlesnake | {f} |
cascabel | rattle (baby's toy) | {m} [Chile] |
cascabel | jingle bell, sleigh bell | {m} |
cascabel | knob of a cannon | {m} |
cascabel | (chili) | {m} [l/en, cascabel] |
cascada | waterfall, cascade | {f} |
cascado | past it, over the hill | {adj} |
cascanueces | madcap, harebrained young man | {m} [colloquial] |
cascanueces | nutcracker | {m} |
cascanueces | nutcracker (bird) | {m} |
cascar | to chatter | {v} |
cascar | to crack, to split | {v} |
cascar | to hit | {v} |
cascar | to wank | {v} |
cascarón | augmentative form of cascara | {m} |
cascarón | shell (of an egg, especially after a chick has been hatched) | {m} |
cascarrabias | Someone who is always in a bad mood or who complains a lot; a grump or grouch | {mf} |
casco | crown (top part of a hat) | {m} |
casco | empty container, e.g. bottle or barrel | {m} |
casco | head (of an alcoholic beverage) | {m} |
casco | helmet | {m} |
casco | hull of a vegetable | {m} |
casco | hulk (unused ship) | {m} [nautical] |
casco | the bottom of a boat; the hull | {m} [nautical] |
casco | potsherd | {m} |
casco | saddle tree | {m} |
casco | shard | {m} |
casco | the city center | {m} |
casco | the foot of a horse; a hoof | {m} |
casco | vat, barrel | {m} |
cascote | rubble (broken remains of an object) | {m} |
caseinato | caseinate | {m} [organic compound] |
caseína | casein | {f} [protein] |
casera | feminine form of casero | {f} |
casera | soda (sweet, carbonated drink) | {f} [Spain, colloquial] |
caserío | country house | {m} |
caserío | hamlet | {m} |
casero | domestic, household | {adj} |
casero | homely | {adj} |
casero | homemade | {adj} |
casero | caretaker | {m} |
casero | landlord | {m} |
casero | regular customer, regular guest | {m} |
caseta | hut | {f} |
casete | cassette | {m} |
casi | almost | {adv} |
casilla | cabin | {f} |
casilla | pigeonhole | {f} |
casilla | text box | {f} |
casillero | lockers | {m} |
casillero | pigeon hole | {m} |
casinero | Someone who dances Rueda de Casino, the Cuban salsa dance style found also outside of Cuba | {m} |
casino | casino | {m} |
casino | cafeteria, canteen (staff restaurant) | {m} [Chile] |
casita | mother-in-law apartment | {f} |
caso | case | {m} |
caso | occasion | {m} |
caso ablativo | ablative case | {m} |
caso acusativo | accusative case | {m} |
caso dativo | dative case | {m} |
caso genitivo | genitive case | {m} |
caso instrumental | instrumental case (grammatical case) | {m} |
caso locativo | locative case (grammatical case) | {m} |
caso nominativo | nominative case | {m} |
caso oblicuo | oblique case | {m} |
caso vocativo | vocative case | {m} |
caspa | dandruff | {f} |
caspasa | caspase | {f} [enzyme] |
caspio | Caspian | {adj} |
casquete polar | ice sheet | {m} |
casquivana | birdbrain | {f} |
casquivano | birdbrain | {m} |
casta | breed | {f} |
casta | caste | {f} |
casta | lineage | {f} |
castaña | chestnut | {f} |
castaña de cajú | cashew nut | {n} [Chile, Argentina, Uruguay] |
castañero | chestnut-seller | {m} |
castaño | brown (chestnut colored) | {adj} |
castaño | chestnut (tree) | {m} |
castañuela | castanet | {f} |
castellano | Castilian | {adj} |
castellano | Spanish (referring to the language) | {adj} |
castellano | Castilian | {m} |
castellano | Castilian Spanish as opposed to other varieties of Spanish | {m} |
castellano | lord of a castle; castellan | {m} |
castellano | The Spanish language generally | {m} |
castellanohablante | Spanish-speaking (in regions of Spain where other regional languages are prominently spoken) | {adj} |
castellanohablante | Spanish speaker (in regions of Spain where other regional languages are prominently spoken) | {mf} |
casteller | {m} [l/en, casteller] | |
castidad | chastity | {f} |
castigado | grounded (confined to one's room for some misdemeanor) | {adj} |
castigado | punished | {adj} |
castigar | to punish, to castigate | {v} |
castigo | punishment | {m} |
Castilla | Castile | {prop} |
Castilla y León | Castile and León | {prop} |
castillo | castle | {m} |
Castillo | Spanish surname | {prop} |
casto | chaste | {adj} |
castor | beaver | {m} |
castración | castration | {f} |
castrado | A castrated male | {n} |
castrar | to castrate | {v} |
castro | fort, fortified settlement | {m} |
Castro | A gayborhood area of San Francisco | {prop} |
Castro | Spanish surname | {prop} |
casual | accidental | {adj} |
casual | {adj} [l/en, casual] | |
casualidad | chance, coincidence | {f} |
casualmente | by chance, accidentally | {adv} |
casuario | cassowary | {m} |
casucha | hovel | {f} [pejorative] |
casuista | casuistic, casuistical | {adj} |
casuista | casuist (person) | {mf} |
casuístico | casuistic, casuistical | {adj} |
cata | budgerigar | {f} [Bolivia, Chile] |
catabolismo | catabolism | {m} |
cataclismo | cataclysm | {m} |
catacumba | catacomb | {f} |
catafalco | Catafalque, catafalco | {m} |
catalanohablante | Catalan-speaking | {adj} |
catalanohablante | Catalan speaker | {mf} |
catalasa | catalase | {f} [enzyme] |
catalejo | spyglass (pair of binoculars) | {m} |
catalepsia | catalepsy | {f} |
Catalina | female given name, equivalent to Catherine | {prop} |
catalizador | catalyst | {m} |
catalizar | To catalyze | {v} |
catalán | Catalan, Catalonian | {adj} |
catalán | Catalan (person) | {m} |
catalán | Catalan; the language of Catalonia | {prop} |
catalogación | cataloguing | {f} |
catalogar | to catalogue | {v} |
catalítico | catalytic | {adj} |
Cataluña | Catalonia | {prop} |
catañol | A language blend of Catalan and Spanish | {m} |
cataplasma | poultice | {f} |
catapulta | catapult | {f} |
catapultar | to catapult | {v} |
catarí | Qatari | {adj} |
catarí | Qatari | {mf} |
catar | to examine, to look at | {v} |
catar | to taste | {v} |
Catar | Qatar | {prop} |
catarata | cataract, waterfall | {f} |
catarro | mucus | {m} |
catarro | catarrh | {m} [pathology] |
catarsis | catharsis | {f} |
catastrófico | catastrophic | {adj} |
catatónica | feminine form of catatónico | {n} |
catatónico | catatonic | {adj} |
catatonia | catatonia | {f} |
catecúmena | feminine form of catecúmeno | {f} |
catecúmeno | catechumen | {m} |
catecumenado | catechumenate | {m} |
catedral | cathedral | {f} |
catedrática | professor (higher education) | {f} |
catedrático | professor (higher education) | {m} |
categoría | category | {f} |
categóricamente | categorically | {adv} |
categórico | categorical | {adj} |
catenaria | A catenary | {f} [mathematics] |
catenaria | A catenary or system of overhead lines | {f} [railway transit] |
catepsina | cathepsin | {f} [protein] |
catequesis | catechesis | {f} |
catequista | catechist | {mf} |
catequizar | to catechize | {v} |
catering | catering | {m} |
cateto | cathetus (leg of a triangle) | {m} [geometry] |
cateto | peasant, country bumpkin | {m} [pejorative] |
caóticamente | chaotically | {adv} |
caótico | chaotic | {adj} |
catión | cation | {m} |
católicamente | In a Catholic way; conforming to Catholic doctrine | {adv} |
católico | Catholic | {adj} |
católico | catholic; all-embracing | {adj} [literary] |
católico | universal, common | {adj} [literary] |
católico | Catholic | {m} |
catálisis | catalysis | {f} [chemistry] |
catálogo | catalog | {m} |
Catoira | a small village of the Pontevedra province of Spain | {prop} |
catolicismo | Catholicism | {m} |
catolizar | to Catholicize | {v} |
catorce | fourteen | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
catracho | Honduran | {adj} [colloquial] |
catracho | Honduran person | {m} [colloquial] |
catre | cot (bed frame) | {m} |
catástrofe | disaster | {f} |
catéter | catheter | {m} |
cauberi | lingonberry | {m} |
cauce | riverbed | {m} |
caucho | rubber | {m} |
caución | bail, security deposit | {f} |
caudal | caudal | {adj} |
caudal | flow | {m} |
caudal | funds | {m} |
caudal | volume | {m} |
caudillaje | The authority or power held by a caudillo | {m} |
caudillo | caudillo | {m} |
causa | cause | {f} |
causa | lawsuit | {f} |
causal | {adj} [l/en, causal] | |
causalidad | causality | {f} |
causar | to cause | {v} |
cautela | caution, care | {f} |
cautela | precaution | {f} |
cauteloso | cautious | {adj} |
cauterio | cauterization | {m} |
cauterio | cautery | {m} |
cauterio | something that effectively rightens or tackles an evil or wrong | {m} [figuratively] |
cauterización | cauterization | {f} |
cauterizar | to brand | {v} |
cauterizar | to cauterize | {v} |
cautiva | (female) captive | {f} |
cautivar | to capture, to win over | {v} |
cautivar | to take prisoner | {v} |
cautiverio | captivity | {m} |
cautivo | captive | {adj} |
cautivo | captive | {m} |
cauto | cautious | {adj} |
cava | dig | {f} |
cava | sparkling wine | {f} |
cavar | To penetrate into | {vi} |
cavar | To excavate, to dig | {vt} |
caveola | caveola | {f} |
caveolina | caveolin | {f} [protein] |
caverna | cavern | {f} |
cavernícola | cavemanlike, caveman (attributive) | {adj} |
cavernícola | caveman, cavewoman | {mf} |
cavernícola | caveman; an old-fashioned person | {mf} [informal, figuratively, pejorative] |
caviar | caviar | {m} |
cavidad | cavity | {f} |
cavilar | to think (something) through; to reflect | {vt} |
cavo | concave | {adj} |
cavo | burrow, den | {m} |
Cayetano | male given name, cognate to English Cajetan | {prop} |
cayo | key (island) | {m} [geography] |
caza | hunting | {f} |
cazabe | Flat bread made from roots of manioc plant | {m} |
caza de ballenas | whaling (practice of hunting whales) | {n} |
cazador | hunting | {adj} |
cazador | hunter | {m} |
cazadora | feminine form of cazador | {f} |
cazadora | flight jacket, bomber jacket | {f} |
cazadora | non-poisonous South American snake Chironius monticola | {f} |
cazador furtivo | poacher | {n} [game] |
cazar | To catch (a ball, said especially of the goalie) | {v} [football] |
cazar | To hunt | {v} |
cazarecolección | hunting-and-gathering | {f} |
cazarrecompensas | bounty hunter | {m} |
cazatalentos | talent scout, headhunter (one who recruits personnel or talent) | {m} |
cazón | dogfish, tope | {m} |
cazo | a kind of large saucepan or saucepot, wider at top than at bottom | {m} |
cazuela | stew, (soup with meat and vegetables) | {f} [Chile] |
cazuela | stewpot, casserole | {f} |
cúbico | cubic | {adj} |
cábula | joking, mischievous person; bully (doing pranks) | {n} [Mexico, colloquial] |
cóccix | coccyx | {m} |
CCD | Comisión Cristiana de Desarrollo | {initialism} |
Cáceres | Cáceres | {prop} |
cíclicamente | cyclically | {adv} |
cíclico | cyclic | {adj} |
cíclope | cyclops | {m} |
cócona | feminine form of cócono | {f} |
cócono | poult or chick of a turkey | {m} [Mexico] |
cócono | turkey | {m} [Mexico] |
cóctel | cocktail | {m} |
cóctel de mariscos | seafood cocktail | {m} |
CD | , compact disc | {m} [l/en, CD] |
Cdad. | abbreviation of ciudad (city) | {f} |
códice | codex | {m} |
código | code | {m} |
código de barras | barcode | {m} |
código fuente | source code | {m} [computing] |
código genético | genetic code | {m} |
código postal | zip code | {m} |
Cádiz | Cadiz | {prop} |
cédula | warrant, option | {f} [finance] |
cédula | license | {f} |
ce | Name of the letter c | {f} |
cebú | zebu | {m} |
Cebú | Cebu | {prop} |
cebada | barley | {f} |
cebador | starter | {m} [Argentina] |
cebador | primer | {m} [genetics] |
cebar | to bait | {v} |
cebar | to fatten | {v} |
cebiche | a dish consisting of raw fish or meat | {m} [Latin America] |
cebichería | ceviche and seafood restaurant | {f} |
cebo | bait | {m} |
cebolla | onion | {f} |
cebolleta | chive | {f} |
cebolleta | spring onion | {f} |
cebollino | chive | {m} |
cebollino | spring onion | {m} |
cebollita | pickled onion | {f} |
cebra | zebra (african animal) | {f} |
cebuana | feminine form of cebuano | {f} |
cebuano | Cebuano | {adj} |
cebuano | Cebuano (language) | {m} |
cebuano | Cebuano (person) | {m} |
ceca | mint (where coins or money are made) | {f} [historical] |
cecear | to lisp | {v} |
ceceo | lisp, lisping | {m} |
Cecilia | female given name, cognate to English Cecilia | {prop} |
cecina | cold meat | {f} |
cecina | sausage | {f} |
cedazo | sieve | {m} |
ceder | to cede, to hand over, to convey | {v} |
ceder | to decrease, to lessen, to diminish | {v} |
ceder | to relinquish, to abandon, to leave | {v} |
ceder | to transfer, to yield | {v} |
cedrón | lemon verbena (shrub, Aloysia triphylla) | {f} |
cedro | cedar (tree, wood) | {m} |
cefalea | headache | {f} |
cefalópodo | cephalopod | {adj} |
cefalópodo | cephalopod | {m} |
cegador | blinding | {adj} |
cegar | to blind, to go blind | {v} |
ceguedad | blindness | {f} |
ceguera | blindness | {f} |
ceiba | The silk-cotton tree | {f} |
ceñido | Having a petiole | {adj} [entomology] |
ceñido | moderate | {adj} |
ceñido | tight, constricted | {adj} |
ceñidor | belt | {m} |
ceñidor | girdle, sash | {m} |
ceilandés | Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") | {adj} |
ceilandés | Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") | {m} |
ceilanés | Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") | {adj} |
ceilanés | Sri Lankan (literally "Ceylonese") | {m} |
Ceilán | Ceylon (old name for Sri Lanka) | {prop} |
ceñir | to adjust (clothing) | {vt} |
ceñir | to encircle, gird | {vt} |
ceja | clearing (in the woods, in clouds, etc.) | {f} |
ceja | eyebrow | {f} |
ceja | capotasto | {f} [music] |
ceja | fret | {f} [music] |
ceja | rim, edge | {f} |
cejar | to give in; to forfeit | {v} |
cejilla | capotasto | {f} [music] |
cejudo | Having thick, bushy or otherwise abundant eyebrows | {adj} |
celacanto | coelacanth | {m} |
celada | sallet, salade | {f} [historical] |
celaje | harbinger, herald | {m} |
celaje | group of clouds | {m} [nautical] |
celaje | cloud effect | {m} [painting] |
celaje | skylight | {m} |
celar | to be jealous | {v} |
celar | to conceal | {v} |
celar | to watch over | {v} |
celda | cell | {f} |
celda unidad | unit cell | {f} |
celdilla | cell; cavity in a structure such as a honeycomb | {f} |
celebración | celebration | {f} |
celebrado | celebrated | {adj} |
celebrar | to celebrate | {v} |
celebrar | to welcome, to accept | {v} |
celebridad | celebrity | {f} |
celebérrimo | superlative form of célebre; extremely celebrated or famous | {adj} |
celeridad | rapidity, velocity | {f} |
celeste | heavenly | {adj} |
celeste | pale blue, sky blue | {adj} |
celeste | pale blue, sky blue | {m} |
celestial | celestial | {adj} |
Celia | female given name, equivalent to English Celia though sometimes pronounced with a spanish accent. | {prop} |
celiaquía | coeliac disease | {f} |
cellisquear | to sleet | {v} |
celo | zeal | {m} |
celobiosa | cellobiose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
celoma | coelom | {m} [anatomy] |
celomado | coelomate | {adj} [anatomy] |
celomado | coelomate | {m} [anatomy] |
celomático | celomatic | {adj} |
celosía | jalousie | {f} |
celoso | jealous | {adj} |
celoso | zealous | {adj} |
celta | A Celt | {m} |
celular | cellular | {adj} |
celular | cell phone | {m} [Latin American Spanish] |
celulasa | cellulase | {f} [enzyme] |
celulitis | cellulitis | {f} |
celuloide | celluloid | {m} |
celulosa | cellulose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
cementar | to cement | {v} |
cementerio | cemetery | {m} |
cementerio | junkyard, scrapyard | {m} |
cemento | cement (a powdered substance) | {m} |
cempasúchil | Mexican marigold | {m} |
cena | supper, dinner | {f} |
cenagoso | marshy | {adj} |
cenar | to dine; to have supper; to have a lavish meal | {v} |
cencerro | cowbell | {m} |
cenáculo | cenacle | {m} |
cenicero | ashtray | {m} |
Cenicienta | Cinderella | {prop} |
ceniciento | ashen; having the color or appearance of ash | {adj} |
ceniciento | gay, effeminate | {adj} [pejorative] |
cenit | zenith | {m} |
ceniza | ash | {f} |
cenizo | ashen (ash-gray color) | {m} |
cenotafio | cenotaph | {m} |
cenote | cenote | {m} |
censar | to take a census | {v} |
censo | census | {m} |
censor | censoring | {adj} |
censor | censor | {m} |
censura | censorship | {f} |
censura | censure | {f} |
censurar | to censure | {v} |
centavo | cent (subunit of currency in US and other countries) | {m} |
centellar | obsolete form of centellear to twinkle | {v} |
centellear | to shimmer, twinkle | {v} |
centenar | hundred | {m} |
centenario | centenary, centennial | {adj} |
centenario | hundred-year-old | {adj} |
centenario | centenary, centennial | {m} |
centeno | rye | {m} |
centigramo | centigram | {m} |
centinela | sentinel, sentry, guard | {m} |
centiárea | one-hundredth of an are; 1 square meter | {f} |
centímetro | centimetre | {m} |
centolla | An alternative form of centollo | {f} |
centolla | One of several species of king crab | {f} |
centollo | European spider crab | {m} |
central | central | {adj} |
central | center | {f} |
central | headquarter | {f} |
central eléctrica | power plant | {n} |
centralismo | centralism | {m} |
centralización | centralization | {f} |
centralizado | centralized | {adj} |
centralizar | To centralize | {v} |
centrar | to center | {v} |
centrífuga | centrifuge (machine) | {f} |
centrífugo | centrifugal | {adj} |
centrifugación | centrifugation | {f} |
centrifugadora | centrifuge | {f} |
centrifugar | to centrifuge, spin | {v} |
centrómero | centromere | {m} |
centro | center | {m} |
centro | city center, downtown | {m} |
centro | core, heart | {m} |
centro | middle | {m} |
centroafricano | Central African | {adj} |
centroafricano | Central African | {m} |
Centroamérica | Central America | {prop} |
centríolo | centriole | {m} [cytology] |
centrosoma | centrosome | {m} [cytology] |
centrípeto | centripetal | {adj} |
centésimo | hundredth | {adj} |
centésimo | cent (one hundredth of a currency unit) for the Panamanian balboa and Uruguayan peso | {m} |
centésimo | hundredth | {m} |
centuria | century (Roman army unit) | {f} |
centuria | century (period) | {f} [poetic] |
centurión | centurion | {m} |
cenzonte | alternative form of cenzontle | {m} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] |
cenzontle | mockingbird | {m} |
ceño | frown, scowl | {m} |
cepa | ancestry, stock, origin (of family lineage) | {f} |
cepa | grapevine stock, grapevine | {f} |
cepa | nucleus (of cloud formation) | {f} |
cepa | pier (of an arch or bridge) | {f} |
cepa | root (of an animal’s tail or horns, etc.) | {f} |
cepa | rootstalk (underground stem base) | {f} |
cepa | strain (of virus) | {f} |
cepa | stump (of a tree), stub | {f} |
cepa | variety (of wine) | {f} |
cepillar | to despoil, plunder | {v} [colloquial] |
cepillar | to please, to praise | {v} [colloquial] |
cepillar | to brush | {v} |
cepillar | to plane | {v} |
cepillarse | to brush (oneself) | {v} |
cepillo | brush | {m} |
cepillo de dientes | toothbrush (brush for cleaning the teeth and tongue) | {m} |
cepo | animal trap | {m} |
cepo | clamp | {m} |
ceporro | nincompoop, buffoon, dimwit | {m} |
cera | wax | {f} |
ceramida | ceramide | {f} [organic compound] |
ceramista | potter | {mf} |
cerbatana | blowgun; blowpipe | {f} |
cerbatana | peashooter | {f} |
Cerbero | Cerberus | {prop} [Greek mythology] |
cerca | close; near; around | {adv} |
cerca | fence, wall | {f} |
cercanía | proximity, vicinity | {f} |
cercano | near, nearby, close | {adj} |
cercar | To corral, fence | {v} |
cercenar | to curtail | {v} |
cerciorar | to make sure | {vr} |
cerciorar | to assure | {vt} [uncommon] |
cerda | bristle | {f} |
cerda | sow, female pig | {f} |
Cerdeña | Sardinia | {prop} |
cerdita | diminutive form of cerda, a little pig | {f} |
cerdito | diminutive form of cerdo, little pig | {m} |
cerdo | dirty | {adj} |
cerdo | pig | {m} |
cerdo | pork | {m} |
cerdo hormiguero | aardvark | {m} |
cereal | cereal | {m} |
cerebelo | cerebellum (part of the hindbrain in vertebrates) | {m} |
cerebral | cerebral | {adj} |
cerebro | brain | {m} [anatomy] |
cerebro | nerd | {m} |
cerebrósido | cerebroside | {m} |
cerefolio | chervil | {m} |
ceremonia | ceremony | {f} |
ceremonioso | ceremonious | {adj} |
cereza | cherry | {f} |
cerezo | cherry tree | {m} |
cerilla | match (stick) | {f} |
cerillo | match (stick) | {m} |
cerio | cerium | {m} |
cerúleo | Having the color cerulean | {adj} |
cerúleo | The color cerulean | {m} |
cerámica | Basic pottery, roof tiles, etc | {f} |
cerámico | ceramic | {adj} |
cernícalo común | The common kestrel | {m} |
cerner | to blossom | {v} |
cerner | to sift | {v} |
cernir | to sift | {v} |
cero | zero | {cardinal num} |
cero | zero | {m} |
cero absoluto | absolute zero | {m} |
cero a la izquierda | A person of little or no consequence; a nobody; a nonentity | {mf} [idiomatic] |
cerote | a turd, excrement | {m} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, vulgar] |
cerote | a reprehensible person | {m} [Nicaragua, vulgar] |
cerrado | Shut; closed | {adj} |
cerradura | lock | {f} |
cerrajería | A locksmith’s shop / store | {f} |
cerrajero | locksmith | {m} |
cerrar | to close | {v} |
cerrar | to enclose | {v} |
cerrar | to shut | {v} |
cerrar la marcha | to bring up the rear (be last in a line) | {v} [idiomatic] |
cerro | hill | {m} |
cerrojo | bolt | {m} [in a lock or weapon] |
cerrojo | very aggressive or defensive tactics | {m} [in sports] |
certamen | competition | {m} |
certeza | certainty | {f} |
certidumbre | certainty | {f} |
certificación | certification | {f} |
certificado | certified | {adj} |
certificado | document of certification | {m} |
certificar | to certify | {v} |
cerumen | earwax | {m} |
cervecería | A pub or bar where beer is sold | {f} |
cervecería | brewery (place where beer is brewed) | {f} |
cervecero | beer brewer | {m} |
cervecita | diminutive form of cerveza | {f} |
cerveza | beer | {f} |
cervezería | brewery | {f} |
cervical | cervical | {adj} |
cesantía | unemployment | {f} [Chile] |
cesante | dismissed, laid off, sacked (pertaining to a job or working) | {adj} |
cesante | unemployed | {adj} |
cesante | dismissed worker (worker who was laid off) | {mf} |
cesar | to cease | {v} |
cese | cease | {m} |
cesible | that which may be ceded | {adj} |
cesión | short pass of a ball | {f} [sports] |
cesión | transfer | {f} |
cesina | A type of salted, aged beef in Latin-American cuisine | {f} |
cesio | caesium | {m} |
cespitar | to hesitate | {v} [obsolete] |
cesárea | Caesarean section | {f} |
cesta | basket | {f} |
cesto | basket | {m} |
-ceta | feminine form of -cete, which in turn is a form of -ete | {suffix} |
cetano | cetane | {m} [organic compound] |
cetáceo | cetaceous | {adj} |
cetáceo | cetacean | {m} |
-cete | Form of -ete | {suffix} |
cetónico | ketone (attributive) | {adj} |
cetoácido | keto acid | {m} [organic compound] |
cetoglutarato | ketoglutarate | {m} |
cetogénesis | ketogenesis | {f} [physiology, biochemistry] |
cetona | ketone | {f} [chemistry] |
cetosa | ketose | {f} |
cetrería | falconry | {f} |
cetrino | yellow-green; sallow | {adj} |
cetro | scepter | {m} |
Ceuta | Ceuta | {prop} |
CF | FC (Football Club) | {abbr} |
céfiro | zephyr | {m} |
ch | che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet, after c and before d | {letter} |
Ch | che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet, after C and before D | {letter} |
CH | Chihuahua (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
CH | che, the fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
chabacano | apricot | {m} [Mexico] |
chabacano | vulgar, coarse | {m} [spectacle, and in general] |
chabola | shanty; an old run-down house or shack | {f} |
chacal | jackal | {m} |
chacal común | Black-backed Jackal, Canis mesomelas | {m} |
chacal dorado | golden jackal, Canis aureus | {m} |
chacal rayado | Side-striped Jackal, Canis adustus | {m} |
chacha | maid; cleaning lady (female servant or cleaner) | {f} [pejorative] |
chachalaca | chachalaca | {f} |
chachalaca | chatter | {f} [colloquial, Guatemala] |
chachalaca | babbler, yapper | {f} [colloquial, Mexico, Central America] |
chacharear | to babble (talk much) | {vi} [colloquial] |
chacharear | to piffle (speak in a futile, ineffective, or nonsensical manner) | {vi} [colloquial] |
chacharear | to buy trinket | {vt} [colloquial] |
chachi | fab, awesome | {adj} [colloquial] |
chacmol | A stylized, pre-Columbian Mesoamerican stone sculpture depicting a reclining male figure with the head raised and turned to one side, holding a small tray over the stomach | {m} [archaeology] |
chaco | farm | {m} [Paraguay] |
chacra | field to be used for cultivation | {f} [Latin America] |
chacra | small farm | {f} [Latin America] |
Chad | Chad | {prop} |
chadiano | Chadian | {adj} |
chadiano | Chadian | {m} |
chafa | cheap, low quality; lame | {adj} [Mexico] |
chafar | to crush, squash | {vt} |
chafar | to ruin | {vt} |
chajá | A crested screamer | {m} |
chalé | cottage, chalet | {m} |
chal | shawl | {m} |
chala | sandal | {f} [Chile] |
chalado | fool | {adj} |
chalado | nut (insane person) | {m} |
chalar | to go crazy | {vr} |
chalar | to drive crazy | {vt} |
chalaza | chalaza | {f} [zoology, botany] |
chale | "No" intensified. Similar to "hell no" or "yeah right" | {interj} [US, slang] |
chaleco | sweater, jumper | {m} |
chaleco | vest, waistcoat | {m} |
chaleco antibalas | bulletproof vest | {m} |
chalet | cottage, chalet | {m} |
chalina | a scarf (clothing) | {f} |
chalupa | a bowl-shaped fried tortilla stuffed with chopped meat, lettuce, cheese, etc | {f} [Mexico] |
chalupa | fat girl | {f} [Mexico, slang] |
chalupa | two-man canoe | {f} [Mexico] |
chalupa | shallop, sloop, launch (a kind of longboat) | {f} [nautical] |
chamaca | feminine form of chamaco | {f} |
chamaco | A boy or teenager; a male youth | {m} [informal, Cuba, El Salvador, Honduras, Mexico] |
chamanismo | shamanism | {m} |
chamba | work | {f} [familiar, Mexico, Peru] |
chambao | (Andalusian) An improvised beach tent | {m} |
chambear | to work | {v} |
chamán | shaman | {m} |
chamánico | shamanic | {adj} |
chamo | kid, child | {m} [Venezuela, colloquial] |
champú | shampoo | {m} |
champaña | champagne | {m} |
champiñón | (Agaricus bisporus) button mushroom | {m} |
champiñón | mushroom | {m} |
Champions | UEFA Champions League (football competition) | {prop} |
champán | champagne | {m} |
champurrado | A water-based drink, containing several spices, mixed with rum or brandy | {m} [Cuba] |
champurrado | A traditional chocolate-based atole, containing panela, vanilla, anise and cinnamon | {m} [Mexico] |
chamullar | to lie, to seduce or convince someone making use of lies | {v} [Chile, Argentina, Peru, colloquial] |
chamullar | to talk, chat | {v} [Spain, colloquial] |
chamuscar | to scorch, to singe | {v} |
chan | Some plant of the sage family whose seed is eaten | {m} |
chana | Term applied to a lower‐class woman not desired for a longer relationship | {f} [Chile, slang] |
chancaca | panela | {f} |
chance | chance | {f} |
chanchi | fab, awesome | {adj} [colloquial] |
chancho | dirty | {adj} [Latin America, figuratively] |
chancho | pig | {m} [Latin America] |
chanchullo | sleaze, scum | {m} [colloquial] |
chanciller | Variant form of canciller | {m} |
chancla | flip-flop | {f} |
chancla | old shoe | {f} |
chancla | slipper | {f} |
chancleta | accelerator (accelerator pedal) | {f} [Colombia] |
chancleta | girl | {f} [Latin America, colloquial] |
chancleta | slipper (house shoe) | {f} |
chancleta | inept person | {mf} [colloquial] |
chanclo | clog | {m} |
chanclo | galosh | {m} [Mexico] |
chanclos | galoshes | {mp} |
chancro | chancre | {m} |
changarro | shop | {m} [colloquial, Mexico] |
chango | monkey | {m} [Mexico] |
chanta | liar | {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Chile] |
chantaje | blackmail | {m} |
chantaje | extortion, blackmailing | {m} |
chantajear | to blackmail | {v} |
chantajista | blackmailer | {mf} |
chantar | to stop | {v} [Chile, slang] |
chantarela | chanterelle | {f} |
chante | House | {m} [San Antonio] |
chao | bye, goodbye | {interj} [Latin America] |
chapa | badge | {f} |
chapa | nickname | {f} [Bolivia, Peru] |
chapa | license plate | {f} |
chapa | lock | {f} |
chapa | earring | {f} [Nicaragua] |
chapa | veneer | {f} |
chapalear | to clatter | {v} |
chapalear | to splash | {v} |
chapalear | to wade (in shallow water) | {v} |
chapar | to plate (as with metal) | {vt} |
chapar | to veneer | {vt} |
chaparra | chaparral (scrubland) | {f} |
chaparra | kermes oak (Quercus coccifera) | {f} |
chaparra | a female of short stature | {f} [Latin America] |
chaparro | person of short stature | {m} [Mexico] |
chape | tress, braid | {m} |
chapeau | Used to express appreciation | {interj} |
chapero | hustler, rent boy (male prostitute) | {m} |
chapopote | asphalt | {m} [Mexico] |
chapopote | tar | {m} [Mexico] |
chapote | Texas persimmon; Mexican persimmon (Diospyros texana) | {m} [Mexico] |
chapotear | dabble | {v} |
chapotear | splatter | {v} |
chapucero | dishonest | {adj} [Mexico, familiar] |
chapucero | shoddy | {adj} |
chapucero | swindler | {m} [Mexico, familiar] |
chapucero | sloppy worker | {m} |
chapulín | grasshopper, locust | {m} [Central America, Colombia, Mexico] |
chapulín | small child, tot | {m} [Central America] |
chapuza | odd job | {f} [colloquial] |
chapuzón | dip; brief swim | {m} |
chaqueta | jacket, piece of clothing worn on the upper body outside a shirt or blouse, often waist length to thigh length | {f} |
chaquetear | to be afraid, to draw back | {vi} |
chaquetear | to change one’s opinion | {v} |
chaquetear | to change sides, to become a turncoat | {v} |
chaquetear | to renege | {v} |
chaquetear | to run away, to flee | {v} |
charada | charade | {f} |
charca | (big) puddle | {f} |
charcha | trashy (of very poor quality, worthless) | {adj} [Chile, slang] |
charcha | fat | {f} [Chile, colloquial] |
charco | pool | {m} |
charco | puddle | {m} |
charla | talk, chat | {f} |
charlar | to chat | {v} |
charlatanear | to chatter | {v} |
charlatán | said of someone who talks frivolously | {adj} |
charlatán | charlatan, quack | {m} |
charlotear | to chatter | {v} [colloquial] |
charlotear | to chat, talk | {v} |
charlotear | to blabber, tattle (reveal something one should not say) | {vt} |
charol | patent leather | {m} |
charqui | jerky (air-dried meat) | {m} |
charro | coarse, vulgar | {adj} |
charro | from Salamanca | {adj} |
charro | rustic | {adj} |
charro | A short form of frijoles a la charra, that is, pinto or pink beans boiled with condiments but otherwise plain and simple | {adj} [slang, US, Texas] |
charro | one who is rustic or coarse | {m} |
charro | someone from Salamanca | {m} |
chascar | to click, snap | {v} |
chasis | chassis | {m} |
chasquear | to crack a whip | {v} |
chasqui | One of the Inca's personal running messengers | {m} |
chasquido | A whiping, crackling, clicking or similar sound | {m} |
chasquido | The sound a dolphin makes | {m} |
chatarra | scrap (metal) | {f} |
chatarra | small change | {f} [Spain] |
chatear | to chat | {v} [Honduras] |
chatear | to chat on the Internet | {v} |
chato | flat | {adj} |
chato | pug-nosed | {adj} |
chau | bye, goodbye | {interj} [Latin America] |
Chavacano de Zamboanga | Zamboanga Chavacano | {prop} |
chaval | boy | {m} |
chaval | young man | {m} |
chayota | alternative form of chayote | {f} [Venezuela] |
chayote | chayote | {m} |
chayotera | chayote (plant) | {f} |
cháchara | chatter; blabber | {f} |
chícharo | pea | {m} [Mexico] |
che | Name of the letter ch | {f} |
che | hey | {interj} [Argentine, Uruguay, Bolivia, Paraguay] |
che | Argentinian person | {mf} [colloquial, Chile] |
Che | A Spanish male surname | {prop} |
CHE | Colegio Hondureño de Economistas | {initialism} |
checa | feminine form of checo | {f} |
checa | The former Russian secret police (1917–1922) | {prop} |
checo | Czech (from, native to, or pertaining to, the Czech Republic) | {adj} |
checo | Czechoslovakian | {adj} [dated] |
checo | a Czech | {m} |
checo | the Czech language | {prop} |
Checoslovaquia | Czechoslovakia | {prop} |
chef | A chef, head cook | {mf} |
chela | feminine form of chelo; blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed | {f} [Central America, slang] |
chela | beer | {f} [Mexico, slang] |
chele | cent (currency) | {m} [Dominican Republic] |
chele | sleep (in the corner of the eye) | {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras] |
chele | whitey (racial slur) | {m} [El Salvador, Nicaragua] |
chelo | blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed | {adj} [Central America, slang] |
chelo | A blonde, fair-skinned, blue-eyed man | {m} [Central America, slang] |
cheque | cheque | {m} |
chequear | to check | {v} |
chequear | to examine | {v} |
chequeo | check | {m} |
chequeo | checkpoint | {m} |
chequeo | examination | {m} |
chequera | checkbook | {f} |
Chequia | Czech Republic, Czechia (country in Europe) | {prop} |
chesco | soda beverage | {m} [slang, Mexico] |
chófer | chauffeur | {m} |
chií | Shi'ite | {adj} |
chií | Shi'ite | {mf} |
chií | Shia | {m} |
chiapaneco | From or related to the Mexican state of Chiapas | {adj} |
Chiapas | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
chic | elegant | {adj} |
chic | elegance | {m} |
chica | feminine form of chico, girl | {f} |
chicana | Chicano, Chicana | {f} |
chicano | having Mexican descent and living in the United States | {adj} [of a person] |
chicano | Chicano | {m} |
chicha | chicha | {f} |
chicha | juice, soft drink | {f} [Peru] |
chicha | pussy (female genitalia) | {f} [vulgar] |
chichar | to have sex with | {v} [vulgar, Latin America] |
chicharrón | fried pork rind | {m} |
chicharrones | chicharrones | {m} |
chicheta | A thumbtack (US), or drawing pin (UK) | {f} |
chichicuilote | plover | {m} [Mexico] |
chichicuilote | Wilson's plover (Charadrius wilsonia) | {m} [Mexico] |
chichigua | kite | {f} [Dominican Republic] |
chichón | joking | {adj} |
chichón | having large breasts | {adj} [Latin America] |
chichón | bump on the head | {m} |
chicle | chewing gum | {m} |
chicle | chicle | {m} |
chicloso | sticky, chewy | {adj} |
chicloso | taffy | {m} [Costa Rica, Mexico] |
chico | small | {adj} |
chico | boy; kid | {m} |
CHICO | Cámara Hondureña de la Industria de la Construcción | {acronym} |
chicoria | alternative form of achicoria | {f} |
chido | cool, acceptable, easy | {adj} [Mexico, slang] |
chiflado | crazy | {adj} |
chiflar | To whistle | {vi} |
chiflar | To whistle at | {vt} |
chiflido | whistle (sound made by whistling) | {m} |
Chihuahua | Chihuahua (state and city) | {prop} |
chihuahuense | Of or related the the Mexican state of Chihuahua | {adj} |
chiismo | Shi'ism | {m} |
chiita | Shi'ite | {adj} |
chiita | Shia | {mf} |
chiita | Shi'ite | {mf} |
chilacayote | A species of squash, Cucurbita ficifolia | {m} |
chilacayote | One of several other species of wild gourd-like plants, such as Marah macrocarpus or Cucurbita foetidissima | {m} |
chilango | from Mexico City. Often used derogatorily by those living outside the capital | {adj} [Mexico, slang] |
chilango | person from Mexico City. Often used derogatorily by those living outside the capital | {m} [Mexico, slang] |
chilaquiles | chilaquiles | {mp} [Mexico] |
chilate | A traditional Central American beverage consisting of chili, ground toasted corn and cacao | {m} |
chile | chili, chilli, chile | {m} |
Chile | Chile | {prop} |
chilenismo | Chileanism | {m} |
chileno | Chilean | {adj} |
chileno | Chilean | {m} |
chili con carne | chili con carne | {m} |
chillar | to creak | {v} |
chillar | to shriek, to screech | {v} |
chillar | to sizzle, to hiss | {v} |
chillido | shriek, screech, squawk, hoot | {m} |
chillo | cry, troat, squeal, hoot | {m} |
chilocuil | alternative form of chinicuil | {m} |
chilote | native to Chiloé island, in Southern Chile | {adj} |
Chilpancingo | Chilpancingo | {prop} |
chilpancingueño | Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Chilpancingo | {adj} |
chiltoma | sweet pepper | {f} [Nicaragua] |
Chimaltenango | A department of Guatemala | {prop} |
chimbolo | molly | {m} [El Salvador] |
chimenea | chimney, smokestack, fireplace | {f} |
chimpancé | chimpanzee | {m} |
chin | small amount | {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] |
china | A Chinese woman | {f} |
china | A female servant in a hacienda | {f} |
china | Pebble, small stone usually rounded (etymology not related with "china" demonym) | {f} |
China | China (country) | {prop} |
chinampa | Each of the artificial islands employed in the chinampa method of agriculture. Such islands were often built on wooden rafts during the pre-Columbian era | {f} [Mexico] |
chinampero | Cultivated in a chinampa | {adj} [of a crop or plant, Mexico] |
chinampero | A person who cultivates using chinampas | {m} [Mexico] |
Chinandega | Chinandega | {prop} |
chinchar | to pester, to bother | {v} [colloquial] |
chinchar | to kill | {v} [obsolete] |
chinche | bedbug | {f} |
chinche | thumbtack | {f} |
chinchilla | chinchilla | {f} |
Chinchilla | A surname | {prop} |
chinchoso | annoying, bothersome | {adj} |
chinchoso | grouchy, irritable, picky | {adj} [Latin America] |
chingadera | nonsense, stupidity, false statements | {f} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingadera | missing translation (an immoral or illegal act, often with the idea of treason or deceit) | {f} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingadera | crap (a thing of little value or quality, or an unspecified object) | {f} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to be wrong; to screw up, | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to bother | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to break | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to steal, to swipe | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to work hard | {v} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingar | to engage in sexual intercourse | {v} |
chingón | Someone or something that is cool, awesome and very good | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
chingón | Someone who is very smart, intelligent and can do things quickly | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
chingón | Someone who likes to mess with people | {m} [Mexico, colloquial, vulgar] |
chingo | a large amount of something; a whopper | {m} [Mexico, vulgar] |
chingue | skunk | {m} [Chile] |
chinicuil | The edible larva of the moth Hypopta agavis, used in traditional Mexican cuisine | {m} [Mexico] |
chino | Chinese | {adj} |
chino | curly | {adj} |
chino | Any Oriental person in general: Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Mongolian, etc | {adj} [Nicaragua] |
chino | A curly haired man | {m} |
chino | Chinese person | {m} |
chino | An incomprehensible language | {m} [colloquial] |
chino | chickenpox | {m} [colloquial, Cuba, uncountable] |
chino | a market owned by a Chinese immigrant | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
chino | Chinese (language) | {prop} |
chinocuil | alternative form of chinicuil | {m} |
chip | chip (circuit) | {m} |
chipilín | A perennial legume whose greens are eaten in Mexico and Central America, but which is restricted as an invasive weed by many countries, Crotalaria longirostrata | {m} |
chipote | bulge, lump | {m} [by extension, informal, Mexico] |
chipote | slap (blow with the hand) | {m} [Central America] |
chipote | bump on the head | {m} [Mexico] |
chipotle | chipotle | {m} |
Chipre | Cyprus | {prop} |
chipriota | Cypriot | {adj} |
chipriota | Cypriot | {mf} |
chiquero | pigsty (very untidy place) | {m} [figuratively] |
chiquero | pigsty (shelter for pigs) | {m} |
chiquigüite | alternative form of chiquihuite | {m} |
chiquihuite | A small, handleless woven wicker or reed basket | {m} [Guatemala, Mexico] |
chiquilla | feminine form of chiquillo | {f} |
chiquillo | kid (child) | {m} [colloquial] |
chiquillo | kid (young person) | {m} [colloquial] |
Chiquimula | A department of Guatemala | {prop} |
chiquita | A girl, young woman | {f} [colloquial] |
chiquita | feminine form of chiquito | {f} |
chiquitina | feminine form of chiquitín | {f} |
chiquitito | very tiny | {adj} |
chiquitín | very small, very young | {adj} |
chiquitín | very young boy or girl | {m} |
chiquito | small, tiny | {adj} |
chiquito | little boy | {m} |
chiquito | little child (when the child's gender is not known) | {m} |
chiribita | daisy | {f} |
chirimoya | The fruit of the chirimoyo, the cherimoya | {m} |
chirimoyo | A South American fruit tree, Annona chermola, whose fruit is the chirimoya | {m} |
chiringuito | Temporary open air bar, and snack bar, commonly on the beach in summer | {m} |
chiripa | fluke (lucky or improbable occurrence) | {f} |
chirivía | parsnip | {f} |
chirriado | chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak | {m} |
chirriar | to chirp | {v} |
chirriar | to hiss | {v} |
chirriar | to shriek | {v} |
chirriar | to sizzle | {v} |
chirrido | chirp, squeak, wheek, creak, chirrup, screak, eek, chirr | {m} |
chisme | gossip | {m} |
chismear | to chat or gossip | {v} |
chismorrear | to gossip | {v} |
chismorreo | gossip | {m} |
chismoso | curious | {adj} |
chismoso | nosy | {adj} |
chismoso | informer, tattler | {m} |
chispa | spark | {f} |
chisparse | to escape | {vr} [Mexico] |
chispear | to spark | {v} |
chisporrotear | to sizzle | {v} |
chistar | to call attention | {v} |
chistar | to speak, normally in negation | {v} |
chiste | essence, importance, matter or purpose of something: | {m} |
chiste | joke (told joke) | {m} |
chistorra | chistorra | {f} |
chistoso | jocular, funny | {adj} |
chistoso | joker | {m} |
chiíta | Shiite | {mf} |
chito | shh, hush, silence | {interj} |
chitosan | chitosan | {m} [organic compound] |
chiva | blanket, coverlet | {f} |
chiva | (false) pretence, lame excuse | {f} [Chile, colloquial] |
chiva | feminine form of chivo | {f} |
chiva | goatee, beard | {f} |
chiva | shutout in a game of dominoes | {f} |
chiva | young female goat, kid | {f} |
chivato | telltale, informer | {m} |
chivera | goatee | {f} |
chiverre | chilacayote | {m} [Costa Rica] |
chiviado | Counterfeit, rip-off | {adj} [Colombia, Bogota] |
chivo | cool, awesome | {adj} [El Salvador, slang] |
chivo | informer, traitor | {m} [Cuba] |
chivo | goat (animal) | {m} |
chivo | A male who lives with a prostitute and benefits from her earnings, a pimp | {m} [Nicaragua] |
chivo expiatorio | scapegoat | {m} |
Châm | Ham (son of Noah) | {prop} |
chándal | Athletic apparel consisting of a loose shirt and pants; a sweatsuit or warm-up suit | {m} [Spain] |
choca esos cinco | give me five | {phrase} [colloquial, Spain] |
chocante | shocking | {adj} |
chocar | to collide (with) | {vi} |
chocar | to shock or scandalize | {vi} |
chocar | to crash | {vt} [ambitransitive] |
chocar los cinco | to high five | {v} |
chocha | woodcock | {f} [ornithology] |
chochear | to be senile | {v} |
Chocheño | Chochenyo | {prop} |
chochita | sweetie pie; cutie; honey bunny | {f} |
chocho | Nicaraguan | {adj} [Central America, colloquial] |
chocho | senile, doddery | {adj} |
chocho | sentimental, soft | {adj} |
chocho | Nicaraguan | {m} [Central America, colloquial] |
chocho | cinnamon sweet | {m} |
chocho | drug addict | {m} [colloquial] |
chocho | lupin beans, lupin fruit | {m} |
chocho | cunt | {m} [vulgar, slang] |
choclo | corn (cereal plant) | {m} [Latin America] |
choclo | corncob | {m} [Latin America] |
choco | with unclothed arms | {adj} [Chile] |
choco | cuttlefish | {m} |
chocolate | chocolate (food made from cocoa beans; confectionery) | {m} |
chocolate | hash | {m} [slang] |
chocolateado | chocolaty | {adj} |
chocolatero | chocolatier (producer of chocolate) | {m} |
chocolatillo | diminutive form of chocolate | {m} |
chocolatín | diminutive form of chocolate | {m} |
chofer | chauffeur, driver | {m} |
chola | feminine form of cholo | {f} |
cholla | cholla (cactus) | {f} |
cholla | head | {f} [colloquial] |
cholla | reason, understanding | {f} |
chollo | bargain | {m} [colloquial] |
cholo | mestizo; person of mixed caucasoid and various degrees of Amerindian descent | {m} |
cholo | Informally used to describe a person belonging to a street gang | {m} [Mexico] |
cholo | Poor mexican, often living in California during 19th century | {m} [Mexico] |
cholo | A person born in Peru of peruvian parents whose physiognomy is not identifiable as caucasoid, negroid, or asian but more toward the amerindian side | {m} [South America] |
cholo | Native Amerindian with with very little caucasoid racial admixture | {m} [South America] |
chomba | sweater, pullover | {f} |
chompipe | turkey (bird) | {m} [El Salvador, southern Guatemala, Nicaragua] |
chongo | brothel | {m} |
chongo | bun (hairstyle) | {m} |
chongos | A Mexican dessert made with milk, sugar and cinnamon. The milk is scalded and rennet is added to start the formation of curds, like when making cheese | {mp} |
chonpipe | alternative spelling of chompipe | {m} |
Chontales | Chontales | {prop} |
chopito | A portion of small fried squid | {m} |
chopo | black poplar (Populus nigra) | {m} |
choque | collision, accident | {m} |
chora | rude person | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
choricito | diminutive form of chorizo | {m} |
choripán | a sausage baked inside a, pan, pastry roll | {m} [Argentina, Chile, Uruguay] |
chorizo | thefty, stuck-up, haughty | {adj} [vulgar, Chile] |
chorizo | a type of sausage | {m} |
chorizo | a thief | {m} [Spain, Mexico, Chile, colloquial] |
chorizo | a foolish person | {m} [Uruguay] |
chorizo | a crook | {m} [vulgar, Spain] |
choro | brave and/or aggressive person | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
choro | cool | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
choro | lip service, empty talk | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
choro | mussel | {m} [South-America] |
choro | thief | {m} [South-America, Spain, vulgar] |
chorreado | angry, sick and tired | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
chorreante | sopping, dripping | {adj} |
chorrear | to tire, to get sick and tired | {vp} [Chile, colloquial] |
chorrear | to drip | {v} |
chorrear | to spout, to gush | {v} |
chorrear | to trickle | {v} |
chorrillana | A popular Chilean dish consisting of a bed of french fries topped with sauteed beef strips and onions with two fried eggs | {f} [Chile] |
chorrillana | A popular Mexican seafood dish with tomatoes, fish, vegetables | {f} [Mexico] |
chorro | coin purse | {m} [Chile, colloquial] |
chorro | a poor person, ghetto, a criminal | {m} [Chile, slang] |
chorro | flow; jet | {m} |
chorro | ton, tons; bunch; pile | {m} [Mexico, colloquial] |
chotacabras | nightjar | {mf} |
chotear | to mock | {v} |
chova piquigualda | alpine chough | {f} |
chovinismo | chauvinism (excessive patriotism) | {m} |
choza | hut | {f} |
chéroqui | Cherokee | {adj} |
chéroqui | Cherokee (member of the Cherokee people) | {mf} |
chéroqui | Cherokee (language and syllabary) | {prop} |
chéster | Cheshire cheese | {m} |
chubasco | shower, squall | {m} |
chucha | body odor | {f} [vulgar slang, Colombia] |
chucha | female dog | {f} [vulgar slang, Guatemala, El Salvador] |
chuchada | absurdities, nonsense | {f} [vulgar slang, Chile] |
chuche | sweet (sugary confection) | {m} |
chuchería | sweets, candy | {f} |
chuchería | trifle (something of little importance) | {f} |
chucho | mutt, mongrel | {m} |
Chucho | A nickname for the given name Jesús | {prop} |
chucrut | sauerkraut | {m} |
chueco | crooked | {adj} [Latin America] |
chufa | chufa | {f} |
chufa | Edible tuber of that plant | {f} |
chufar | to make fun of | {v} |
chufar | to scoff | {v} |
chulear | to compliment, to show off | {v} |
chuleta | divot | {f} [golf] |
chuleta | chop | {f} [of meat] |
chuletón | large steak | {m} |
chullo | chullo | {m} |
chulo | ordinary, common, vulgar, rascal | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
chulo | cute, pretty, lovely | {adj} |
chulo | pimp | {m} |
chumbo | The prickly pear | {m} |
chunchullo | the grilled or fried small intestine of a pig, cow or lamb, consumed in Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay and Chile | {m} [Colombia] |
chunchurria | the grilled or fried small intestine of a pig, cow or lamb | {f} [Colombia, especially in Medellín and Manizales] |
chungo | Complicated, or difficult | {adj} |
chungo | In bad condition | {adj} |
chungo | Of bad quality | {adj} |
chuño | (South America) freeze-dried potato; potato starch | {m} |
chupacabras | chupacabras | {m} [cryptozoology] |
chupacirios | Bible basher | {m} [colloquial, pejorative] |
chupado | very easy | {adj} [colloquial] |
chupado | very skinny | {adj} [colloquial] |
chupamangas | brown-noser, creep, toady | {m} [vulgar, slang] |
chupamedias | toady, sycophant, brown noser | {mf} [colloquial, Argentina, Chile] |
chupapiedras | clingfish | {m} |
chupar | to drink an alcoholic beverage | {v} [Mexico, Chile, slang] |
chupar | to consume too fast or waste money, budget or gasoline | {v} [Mexico, slang] |
chupar | to lose muscular mass or strength | {v} [Mexico, slang] |
chupar | to lose somebody the youthful or not-too-mature appearance | {v} [Mexico, slang] |
chupar | to absorb | {v} |
chupar | to suck | {v} |
chuparrosa | Hummingbird | {f} [Mexico] |
chupasangres | bloodsucker | {m} [figuratively] |
chupatintas | One who does routine office work; a pencil pusher | {m} |
chupe | soup, made generally of potatoes, meat or fish and different vegetables | {m} [Chile, Peru, Panama] |
chupete | pacifier | {m} |
chupetear | to suck at | {v} |
chupetón | hickey (bruise-like mark) | {m} [Spain] |
chupi | fab, awesome | {adj} [colloquial] |
chupito | shot (small serving of drink) | {m} |
chupón | hoarding, profiteering, sponging (said of a person who abuses a situation to get the best of it; in broad sense, not only refered to money or goods; it can be used as a noun) | {adj} [Spain] |
chupón | sucker (branch or trunk that devoids of nutrients the main part of the tree) | {m} [botany] |
chupón | baby bottle | {m} [Latin America] |
chupón | hickey (bruise-like mark) | {m} [Latin America] |
chupón | pacifier, dummy | {m} [Peru, Venezuela] |
churrería | churro shop, a place that sells churros | {f} |
churri | darling, dear, lover | {mf} [colloquial] |
churrito | diminutive form of churro; small churro | {m} |
churro | attractive | {adj} [colloquial, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, of a, person] |
churro | churro (dessert) | {m} |
churro | beefcake (physically desirable man) | {m} [colloquial, Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia] |
churro | joint (weed cigarette) | {m} [colloquial] |
churumbel | child, boy | {m} [Gypsy dialect] |
Chus | Pet form of the female given name María Jesús ( Jesusa) | {prop} |
Chus | Pet form of the male given name Jesús | {prop} |
chusco | funny, amusing, charming | {adj} |
chusco | malicious, cunning | {adj} |
chusco | mongrel | {m} [Peru] |
chusco | Piece of bread roll | {m} |
chusma | mob (unruly group of people) | {f} |
chutar | to shoot a goal | {v} |
Chuy | Nickname for the given name Jesús | {prop} |
chévere | cool, awesome | {adj} [slang, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Dominican Republic, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, El Salvador, Ecuador] |
chévere | hot dog | {m} [Guatemala] |
Chávez | Spanish surname | {prop} |
CI | Coahuila (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
cian | cyan | {adj} |
cian | cyan | {m} |
cianato | cyanate | {m} |
cianógeno | cyanogen | {m} [chemistry] |
cianhídrico | hydrocyanic | {adj} |
cianina | cyanin | {f} [protein] |
cianoacrilato | cyanoacrylate | {m} [organic chemistry] |
cianocobalamina | cyanocobalamin | {f} [vitamin] |
cianuro | cyanide (chemistry) | {m} |
ciar | to back water | {v} |
cibdad | obsolete spelling of ciudad | {n} |
ciber- | cyber- | {prefix} |
ciberespacio | cyberspace | {m} |
cibernética | cybernetics | {f} |
cibernético | cybernetic | {adj} |
cicatriz | scar | {f} |
cicatrización | cicatrization | {f} |
cicatrizal | Belonging to a cicatrice or scar | {adj} |
cicatrizar | to cicatrize, to heal | {vt} |
cicatrizativo | cicatrisitive | {adj} |
ciclasa | cyclase | {f} [enzyme] |
ciclina | cyclin | {f} [protein] |
ciclismo | cycling, cycle racing | {n} |
ciclismo de montaña | mountain biking | {m} |
ciclismo en pista | track cycling | {m} |
ciclista | cyclist, biker | {mf} |
ciclón | cyclone | {m} |
ciclónico | cyclonic | {adj} |
ciclo | cycle | {m} |
ciclo | period | {m} |
ciclo | series | {m} |
cicloalcano | cycloalkane | {m} [organic compound] |
cicloalqueno | cycloalkene | {m} [organic compound] |
ciclobenzaprina | cyclobenzaprine | {f} [organic compound] |
ciclo del agua | water cycle | {m} |
ciclo del carbono | carbon cycle | {m} |
ciclodextrina | cyclodextrin | {f} [carbohydrates] |
ciclofilina | cyclophilin | {f} [proteins] |
ciclogénesis | cyclogenesis | {f} |
cicloheptano | cycloheptane | {m} [organic compound] |
ciclohexano | cyclohexane | {m} [organic compound] |
ciclohexanona | cyclohexanone | {f} [organic compound] |
cicloheximida | cycloheximide | {f} [organic compound] |
ciclo hidrológico | water cycle | {m} [technical] |
cicloide | cycloid | {f} [geometry] |
ciclooxigenasa | cyclooxygenase | {f} [enzyme] |
ciclopentano | cyclopentane | {m} [organic compound] |
ciclopentanona | cyclopentanone | {f} [organic compound] |
ciclopropano | cyclopropane | {m} [organic compound] |
ciclopropeno | cyclopropene | {m} [organic compound] |
ciclostilo | mimeograph | {m} |
ciclotrón | cyclotron | {f} |
ciclóstilo | mimeograph | {m} |
cicuta | hemlock | {f} |
Cid | Rodrigo Díaz, better known as El Cid ("the Lord" or "the Master"). Also called just Cid or Campeador, a famous Castilian knight born in Vivar, Spain | {prop} |
-cida | -cidal | {suffix} |
-cida | -cide (denoting a person or substance that kills) | {suffix} |
-cidio | -cide (denoting an act of killing) | {suffix} |
cidro | citron (tree) | {m} |
ciegamente | blindly | {adv} |
ciego | blind | {adj} |
ciego | A blind person | {m} |
ciego | The cecum | {m} |
cielito | A Uruguayan dance | {m} |
cielito lindo | A traditional Mexican song written in 1882 by Quirino Mendoza y Cortés | {m} |
cielito lindo | pretty darling | {m} |
cielo | heaven | {m} |
cielo | sky | {m} |
cielos | heavens | {mp} |
cielos | sky | {mp} |
ciempiés | centipede | {m} |
cien | apocopic form of ciento one-hundred (100) | {num} [cardinal] |
ciencia | erudition, knowledge | {f} |
ciencia | science | {f} |
ciencias naturales | natural sciences | {fp} |
cienmil | one hundred thousand | {num} |
cieno | silt | {m} |
científica | female scientist | {f} |
científicamente | scientifically | {adv} |
científico | scientific | {adj} |
científico | scientist | {m} |
ciento | one-hundred (100) | {num} [cardinal number] |
cierre | shutter, blind | {m} |
cierre | shutting, closing | {m} |
cierre | shutting device, fastener; buckle, clasp | {m} |
cierre | zipper | {m} |
cierro el pico | (idiomatic): shut up | {phrase} |
cierro el pico | (literal): close your beak | {phrase} |
ciertamente | certainly | {adv} |
cierto | True, certain, sure | {adj} [of a claim] |
cierto | Certain, sure | {adj} [of a person] |
cierto | A certain, a specific | {determiner} |
cieruo | obsolete spelling of ciervo | {n} |
ciervo | deer, stag | {m} |
cierzo | north-west wind | {m} [Spain] |
cifra | amount | {f} |
cifra | cipher; code | {f} |
cifra | digit | {f} |
cifra | number | {f} |
cifrar | to value, quantify, aggregate | {vtr} |
cifrar | to write in code, cypher | {vt} |
cigala | Norway lobster (Nephrops norvegicus) | {f} |
cigarillo | cigarette | {m} |
cigarra | cicada | {f} |
cigarrillo | cigarette | {m} |
cigarro | cigar | {m} |
cigüeña | redstem filaree, Erodium cicutarium | {f} |
cigüeña | stork (large wading bird) | {f} |
cigüeña | The scavenger's daughter; a torture device | {f} |
cigüeñal | crankshaft | {m} |
cigüeñal | shadoof (device used to gather water) | {m} |
cigoma | zygoma; the cheekbone | {f} |
cigomático | zygomatic | {adj} [anatomy] |
cigomático | zygomatic bone | {m} [skeleton] |
cigomático mayor | zygomatic major | {m} |
cigomático menor | zygomatic minor | {m} |
cigoto | zygote | {m} [biology] |
cilantro | coriander, cilantro | {m} |
ciliado | Having cilia | {adj} [biology] |
ciliado | ciliate | {m} |
ciliar | Of or pertaining to a cilium; cilliar | {adj} |
cilindro | cylinder | {m} [geometry] |
cilio | cilium | {m} [cytology] |
-cilla | feminine form of -cillo | {suffix} |
-cillo | Form of -illo attached to some nouns | {suffix} |
cilíndrico | cylindrical | {adj} |
cima | peak, summit (top of a mountain or hill) | {f} |
cima | top | {f} |
cimar | to crop; to cut shorter (removing the top) | {v} |
cimarrón | feral (having returned to the wild) | {adj} [Latin America, of animals] |
cimarrón | rural; campestral | {adj} [Latin America, of people] |
cimarrón | of a wild cultivar | {adj} [Latin America, of plants] |
cimbra | centering (wooden structure built around an arch) | {f} |
cimbrar | to rock | {v} |
cimentar | to found (a building, a city) | {v} |
cimentar | to lay the foundations of (a building, a movement, etc.) | {v} |
cimetidina | cimetidine | {f} |
cimiento | foundation | {m} |
cimiento | groundwork | {m} |
-ción | Used in forming a noun to represent the property corresponding to a verb; -tion | {suffix} |
ciénaga | bog, swamp | {f} |
cinasa | kinase | {f} [enzyme] |
cinc | zinc | {m} |
cincado | zinced | {adj} |
cincado | zinc or zinc-compound coating | {m} |
cincel | chisel | {m} |
cincelar | to chisel | {v} |
cinco | five | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
cincuenta | fifty | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
cincuentón | fiftysomething | {m} |
cine | cinema, moviehouse | {m} |
cineasta | cineast (enthusiast of movies or filmmaking) | {mf} |
cineasta | filmmaker | {mf} |
ciénega | marsh, swamp | {f} |
cinegético | hunting | {adj} [attributive] |
cinematógrafo | cinematograph | {m} [historical, rare] |
cinematografía | cinematography | {f} |
cinematografiar | to film | {v} |
cinematográfico | cinematographic | {adj} |
cinemática | kinematics | {f} [physics] |
cinemático | kinematic | {adj} [physics] |
cinetocoro | kinetochore | {m} |
cinetoplasto | kinetoplast | {m} [cytology] |
cinéfila | feminine form of cinéfilo | {f} |
cinéfilo | cinephile | {m} |
cingalés | Sinhalese (of the language, ethnicity, person) | {adj} |
cingalés | Sri Lankan (describing a person, of the country) | {adj} |
cingalés | Sinhalese (person) | {mf} |
cingalés | Sri Lankan (person) | {mf} |
cingalés | Sinhalese (ethnicity) | {m} |
cingalés | Sinhalese (language) | {m} |
cinismo | cynicism | {m} |
cinta | ribbon, worn by girls in the hair | {f} |
cinta | tape | {f} |
cinta adhesiva | adhesive tape (sticky tape) | {f} |
cinta adhesiva protectora | masking tape | {f} |
cinta aisladora | electrical tape | {n} |
cinta aislante | electrical tape | {n} |
cinta americana | duck tape | {f} |
cinta de aislar | electrical tape | {n} |
cinta de carrocero | masking tape | {f} |
cinta de enmascarar | masking tape | {f} |
cinta de pintor | masking tape | {f} |
cinta de pintor | painter's tape | {f} |
cinta eléctrica | electrical tape | {n} |
cinta escocesa | Scotch tape | {f} |
cinta métrica | tape measure | {f} |
cinta para correr | treadmill | {f} |
cinta plateada | duck tape | {f} |
cinta protectora | masking tape | {f} |
cinta Scotch | Scotch tape | {f} |
cinta transportadora | conveyor belt | {f} |
cinética | kinetics | {f} [chemistry, biochemistry] |
cinética | kinematics | {f} [physics] |
cinética | kinetics | {f} [physics] |
cinético | kinetic | {adj} |
cintilar | to scintillate | {v} |
cintilar | to shine (to reflect light) | {v} |
cintillo | diminutive form of cinta small child | {m} |
cintillo | headband | {m} |
cinto | belt | {m} |
cintura | waist | {f} |
cintura de vispa | hourglass figure | {f} [idiomatic] |
cinturón | belt | {m} |
cinturón | seat belt | {m} |
cipayo | sepoy | {m} |
cipermetrina | cypermethrin | {f} |
cipote | fat, plump, pudgy | {adj} [Guatemala] |
cipote | silly, foolish | {adj} |
cipote | youngster, kid, child, imp, rascal | {mf} |
ciprés | cypress (Cupressus sempervirens L.) | {m} |
circense | circus (attributive) | {adj} |
circón | zircon | {m} |
circo | circus | {m} |
circonato | zirconate | {m} [chemistry] |
circonio | zirconium | {m} |
circuir | to surround, to circle | {v} |
circuito | circuit | {m} |
circulación | circulation | {f} |
circulación | traffic | {f} |
circular | circular | {adj} |
circular | circular (advertisement) | {f} |
circular | to circulate | {v} |
circulatorio | circulatory | {adj} |
circuncidar | to circumcise | {v} |
circuncisión | circumcision | {f} |
circunciso | circumcised | {adj} |
circunciso | circumcised man | {m} |
circundar | to surround | {v} |
circunferencia | circumference | {f} |
circunfijo | circumfix | {m} |
circunnavegación | circumnavigation | {f} |
circunnavegar | to circumnavigate | {v} |
circunscribir | to circumscribe | {v} |
circunscripción | constituency | {f} |
circunstancia | circumstance | {f} |
circunstancial | circumstantial | {adj} |
circunvenir | to circumvent | {v} |
cirio | A long, thick wax candle, often used in religious ceremonies | {m} |
cirio pascual | paschal candle | {m} |
cirílico | Cyrillic | {adj} |
cirquero | circus (attributive) | {adj} |
cirquero | circus performer | {m} |
ciruela | plum | {f} |
ciruela albaricoque | pluot | {n} |
ciruela chabacano | pluot | {n} |
ciruela damasco | pluot | {n} |
ciruela interespecífica | interspecific plum | {n} |
ciruela pasa | prune (dried plum) | {f} |
ciruelo | Plum tree | {m} |
cirugía | surgery | {f} |
cirugía plástica | cosmetic surgery | {f} |
cirugía plástica | plastic surgery (surgery involving the transfer of tissue to repair body parts) | {f} |
cirujano | surgeon | {m} |
cisma | schism | {m} |
cisne | swan | {m} |
cisne negro | black swan | {m} |
cisne silbador | The Bewick's swan | {m} |
cisteína | cysteine | {f} [amino acid] |
cisterna | cistern | {f} |
cistina | cystine | {f} [amino acid] |
cita | A date | {f} |
cita | An appointment | {f} |
cita | A quote | {f} |
-cita | feminine form of -cito Substituted for “a” at the end of feminine words and names ending in a vowel to denote a diminutive form | {suffix} |
cita a ciegas | blind date | {f} |
citación | quotation, citation | {f} |
citado | cited, mentioned | {adj} |
citar | to cite | {v} |
citar | to summon | {v} |
citara | zither | {f} |
citidina | cytidine | {f} [organic compound] |
cito- | cyto- | {prefix} [biology] |
-cito | -cyte (used to form cell names) | {suffix} [biology] |
-cito | Form of -ito. Substituted for "o" at the end of masculine words and names to denote a diminutive form | {suffix} |
citocina | cytokine | {f} [protein, immunology] |
citocromo | cytochrome | {m} [enzyme] |
citogenética | cytogenetics | {f} [biology, genetics] |
citogenético | cytogenetic | {adj} |
citológico | cytologic, cytological | {adj} |
citología | cytology | {f} |
citoplasma | cytoplasm | {m} |
citoplasmático | cytoplasmic (of or relating to cytoplasm) | {adj} |
citorreducción | cytoreduction | {f} |
citosina | cytosine | {f} [organic compound] |
citotoxicidad | cytotoxicity | {f} |
citrato | citrate | {m} [organic compound] |
citrón | lemon | {m} |
ciudad | city, large town | {f} |
ciudadana | feminine form of ciudadano | {f} |
ciudadanía | citizenry | {f} |
ciudadanía | citizenship | {f} |
ciudadano | living in a city | {adj} |
ciudadano | of or relating to a city or its inhabitants | {adj} |
ciudadano | citizen | {m} |
ciudadano | city-dweller | {m} |
Ciudad del Cabo | Cape Town | {prop} |
Ciudad del Vaticano | Vatican City | {prop} |
Ciudad de México | Mexico City (capital city of Mexico) | {prop} |
Ciudad de Pichilemu | Pichilemu City | {prop} |
ciudadela | citadel | {f} |
ciudad estado | city state | {f} |
ciudad fantasma | ghost town | {m} |
civil | civil (all senses) | {adj} |
civilización | civilization | {f} |
civilizado | civilized | {adj} |
civilizar | to civilize | {v} |
civismo | civility | {m} |
cizaña | darnel, tare (grass weed) | {f} |
cizaña | An injurious thing or action | {f} [figuratively] |
cizaña | dissension, enmity | {f} [figuratively] |
cizalla | shears, pair of shears, cutter | {f} |
CL | Colima (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
cladinosa | cladinose | {f} [organic compound, carbohydrates] |
clado- | clado- | {prefix} |
cladograma | cladogram | {m} |
cladístico | cladistic | {adj} |
clamar | to call out for | {v} |
clamor | A clamor, shout | {m} |
clamor | A loud noise | {m} |
clamor | A protest, outcry | {m} |
clan | clan | {m} |
clandestinidad | secrecy | {f} |
clandestino | clandestine | {adj} |
clandestino | an illegal immigrant | {m} |
clandestino | one who is clandestine | {m} |
clara | shandy | {f} [Spain] |
clara | The white (of an egg) | {f} |
Clara | female given name, equivalent to English Clara | {prop} |
claraboya | skylight | {f} |
claramente | clearly | {adv} |
clarear | to clear | {v} |
claridad | brightness | {f} |
claridad | clarity | {f} |
claridad | clearness | {f} |
clarificación | clarification | {f} |
clarificar | to clarify | {v} |
clarinete | clarinet | {m} |
clarinete | clarinetist | {m} |
clarividencia | clairvoyance | {f} |
claro | clear | {adj} |
claro | light, bright | {adj} |
claro | certainly, naturally, of course | {adv} |
claro como el agua | crystal clear | {adj} [simile] |
claroscuro | chiaroscuro | {m} |
clase | class | {f} |
clase | kind | {f} |
clasificable | classifiable (that one can classify) | {adj} |
clasificación | classification | {f} |
clasificación periódica | periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number) | {f} |
clasificado | classified | {adj} |
clasificar | to classify | {v} |
clasificarse | to place; to earn a certain rank or award in a competition | {v} |
clasificatorio | classificatory | {adj} |
Claudia | female given name, feminine form of Claudio | {prop} |
Claudio | male given name, cognate to English Claude | {prop} |
claustro | claustration | {m} [religion] |
claustrofobia | claustrophobia (fear of closed, tight places) | {f} |
clausura | closing | {f} |
clausura | closure | {f} |
clausurar | to close | {v} |
clava | club (weapon) | {f} |
clavadista | diver | {mf} |
clavado | dive | {m} |
clavar | to nail | {v} |
clavícula | collarbone, clavicle | {f} |
clave | clef | {f} |
clave | key (to a problem or puzzle) | {f} |
clave | clave | {f} [musical instruments] |
clave | password | {f} |
clavel | carnation (flower) | {m} |
clavel | carnation (plant) | {m} |
clavete | guitar pick, plectrum | {m} |
clavete | tack (small nail) | {m} |
clavetear | to nail | {v} |
clavetear | to stud (to add a stud to) | {v} |
clavicordio | clavichord (musical instrument) | {m} |
clavicular | clavicular | {adj} |
clavija | dowel | {f} |
clavo | clove | {m} |
clavo | corn (callus) | {m} |
clavo | headache | {m} |
clavo | nail, spike | {m} |
clavo | scab | {m} |
clavo de olor | clove (spice) | {m} |
claxon | horn (loud alarm, especially on a motor vehicle) | {m} |
cálcico | calcic | {adj} |
cálcico | calcium (attributive) | {adj} |
cálculo | arithmetic | {m} |
cálculo | calculation | {m} |
cálculo | calculus | {m} |
cálculo | stone | {m} [medicine] |
cálculo renal | kidney stone | {m} |
célebre | celebrated, famous | {adj} |
clemencia | mercy, clemency | {f} |
clepsidra | clepsydra, water clock | {f} |
cleptomanía | kleptomania | {f} |
cólera | anger | {f} |
cólera | cholera | {m} |
clero | clergy | {m} |
clic | sound of a mouse | {m} [computing] |
clica | (Chicano, slang) Clique, group, gang | {f} |
clicar | to click a computer mouse | {v} |
célico | heavenly | {adj} |
cólico | colic | {adj} |
cólico | colic | {m} |
cálido | warm | {adj} |
clienta | feminine form of cliente | {f} |
cliente | client | {m} |
cliente | customer | {m} |
clientela | clientele | {f} |
clima | climate, weather | {m} |
climatizado | air-conditioned | {adj} |
climatizado | heated | {adj} |
climatizar | air-condition | {v} |
climático | climactic | {adj} |
clitoridectomía | clitorectomy | {f} |
cáliz | calyx | {m} [botany] |
cáliz | chalice, goblet | {m} |
cáliz | cup, glass | {m} [poetic] |
cállate | shut up! | {interj} |
clímax | climax | {m} |
clínica | medical clinic | {f} |
clínico | clinical | {adj} |
cloaca | sewer, storm drain | {f} |
cloaca | cloaca | {f} [zoology] |
cloche | clutch | {m} |
clon | clone | {m} |
clon | clown | {m} |
clonación | cloning | {f} [biology] |
clonal | clonal | {adj} |
clonar | to clone | {v} |
cloqueante | A person who clucks like a chicken | {mf} |
cloquear | to cluck | {v} |
cloquear | to harpoon | {v} |
cloqueo | cluck | {m} |
cloral | chloral | {m} [organic compound] |
cloralosa | chloralose | {f} [organic compound, carbohydrates] |
clorar | to chlorinate | {v} |
clorhídrico | hydrochloric | {adj} [chemistry] |
clorinar | to chlorinate | {v} |
cloro | chlorine | {m} |
cloroacetato | chloroacetate | {m} [organic compound] |
cloroacético | chloroacetic | {adj} |
clorofila | chlorophyll | {f} |
clorofilo | chlorophyllous | {adj} |
clorofílico | chlorophyllic (of, pertaining to, resembling or derived from chlorophyll) | {adj} |
cloroformizar | to treat or make unconscious with chloroform | {v} |
cloroformo | chloroform | {m} [chemistry] |
clorometano | chloromethane, methyl chloride | {m} [organic compound] |
cloroplasto | chloroplast | {m} [cytology] |
cloropreno | chloroprene | {m} [organic compound] |
cloroxilenol | dettol, chloroxylenol | {m} [organic compound] |
clorpirifos | chlorpyrifos | {m} |
cloruro | chloride | {m} [chemistry] |
cloruro de sodio | sodium chloride | {m} [inorganic compound] |
Clotilde | female given name, cognate to French Clotilde and English Clotilda | {prop} |
clown | clown (circus performance artist) | {m} |
clórico | chloric | {adj} |
clérigo | clergyman | {m} |
clóset | closet | {m} [Latin America] |
clásico | classic | {adj} |
Clásico | A match between FC Barcelona and Real Madrid, the two leading teams in the country | {prop} [soccer] |
club | club (association) | {m} |
célula | cell | {f} |
célula dendrítica | dendritic cell | {f} |
célula dendrítica folicular | follicular dendritic cell | {f} [anatomy] |
célula madre | stem cell (primal undifferentiated cell) | {f} |
cláusula | clause | {f} |
CM | Campeche (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
cámara | camera | {f} |
cámara | chamber | {f} |
cámara | inner tube | {f} |
cámara | legislature | {f} |
cámara | room | {f} |
cámara | cameraman, camera operator (somebody who operates a movie camera or television camera) | {mf} [cinematography] |
cámara de comercio | chamber of commerce | {f} |
Cámara de los Comunes | The House of Commons | {prop} |
Cámara de los Lores | The House of Lords | {prop} |
cámara magmática | magma chamber | {f} |
cámara mortuoria | burial chamber | {f} |
cámaro | shrimp | {m} [rare] |
cómic | comic (cartoon story) | {m} |
cómicamente | comically | {adv} |
cómico | comedic | {adj} |
cómico | funny | {adj} |
cómico | comedian | {m} |
cómico | comic actor | {m} |
cómo | how | {pron} [interrogative] |
cómo | sorry? what? (expressing surprise or asking to repeat) | {pron} [interrogative] |
cómoda | chest of drawers | {f} |
cómodo | comfortable | {adj} |
cómo está | how are you? | {phrase} |
cómo estás | how are you? | {phrase} [informal] |
cómo le va | how's it going? | {phrase} |
cómo se dice...en inglés | how do you say...in English? | {phrase} |
cómo te va | how's it going? | {phrase} |
cómplice | accomplice | {m} |
cómputo | calculation | {m} |
cúmulo | cluster | {m} |
cúmulo | pile | {m} |
cúmulo estelar | star cluster | {m} [astronomy] |
cóncavo | concave | {adj} |
cóncavo | cavity, concavity | {mf} |
cáncer | cancer | {m} |
Cáncer | Cancer | {prop} [astrology] |
Cándida | female given name, female variant of Cándido | {prop} |
cándido | naive, candid | {adj} |
cándido | straightforward | {adj} |
Cándido | male given name, male variant of Cándida | {prop} |
cóndilo | condyle | {m} [anatomy] |
cóndor | condor | {m} |
cíngaro | Romani, Gypsy | {adj} |
cíngaro | Rom, Gypsy | {m} |
cínicamente | cynically | {adv} |
cínico | cynical | {adj} |
cínico | cynic | {m} |
cónico | conic | {adj} |
cnidario | cnidarian | {adj} |
cnidario | cnidarian | {m} |
cánido | canine | {adj} |
cánido | canine | {m} |
cénit | zenith | {m} |
cónsul | consul | {mf} |
CNT | Confederación Nacional del Trabajo. An anarcho-syndicalist trades union sounded in Barcelona in 1911 | {initialism} [politics] |
cántico | canticle | {m} |
céntimo | A former monetary subdivision, equivalent to a 1/100th of a Mozambican metica | {m} |
céntimo | A former monetary subdivision, equivalent to a 1/100th of a Spanish peseta | {m} |
céntimo | A monetary subdivision, equivalent to a 1/100th of a Bolivian peseta | {m} |
céntimo | A monetary subdivision, equivalent to a 1/100th of a Costa Rican colón | {m} |
céntimo | A monetary subdivision, equivalent to a 1/100th of a Peruvian nuevo sol | {m} |
céntimo | A monetary subdivision, equivalent to a 1/100th of a Philippine peso | {m} |
céntrico | central | {adj} |
céntrico | located in the center, centrally | {adj} |
cónyuge | spouse, consort | {mf} |
co | (Aragon, colloquial) dude, friend | {m} |
coa | low class or criminal jargon | {n} [Chile] |
coña | mockery, ridicule | {f} |
coña | not a synonym of coño | {f} |
coñac | cognac | {m} |
coaccionar | to coerce | {v} |
coactuar | to act together | {v} |
coa de jima | A long, machete-like knife used by a jimador to cut the leaves from the piñas of an agave | {n} |
coadyuvar | to collaborate | {v} |
coadyuvar | to help achieve something | {v} |
coagulación | coagulation | {f} |
coagulante | coagulative | {adj} |
coagulante | coagulant | {m} |
coagular | to clot; to coagulate | {v} |
Coahuila | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
coahuilense | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Coahuila | {adj} |
coala | koala | {m} |
coalición | coalition | {f} |
coartada | alibi | {f} |
coartar | to limit | {v} |
coasegurador | coinsurer | {m} |
coatí | coati | {m} |
Coatzacoalcos | Coatzacoalcos (city) | {prop} |
Coatzacoalcos | Coatzacoalcos (river) | {prop} |
coautor | coauthor | {m} |
coñazo | An extreme annoyance | {m} [Spain, vulgar] |
coñazo | Hit, blow. Also, meaning “all of a sudden” | {m} [Venezuela, vulgar] |
cobalto | cobalt | {m} |
cobardía | cowardice | {f} |
cobarde | cowardly, craven | {adj} |
cobarde | coward | {mf} |
cobarde | weakling | {mf} |
cobaya | guinea pig (person used for experimentation) | {f} [figuratively] |
cobaya | guinea pig (animal) | {f} |
cobaya | guinea pig meat, eaten in may parts of Latin America | {f} |
cobertizo | shed, shack | {m} |
cobertura | cover | {f} |
cobertura | coverage | {f} |
cobertura | reception | {f} |
cobija | blanket | {f} |
cobijar | to take refuge | {vr} |
cobijar | to cover | {vt} |
cobijar | to protect | {vt} |
cobijar | to shelter | {vt} |
cobijo | protection, refuge | {m} [figuratively] |
cobijo | shelter, covering | {m} |
cobra | cobra | {f} |
cobrado | charged | {adj} |
cobrar | to charge (money, etc.) | {v} |
cobrar | to collect | {v} |
cobre | copper | {m} |
cobrizo | copper-colored | {adj} |
coca | coca | {f} |
coca | Coke (Coca-Cola, a trademarked soft drink) | {f} |
coca | cocaine | {f} [colloquial] |
cocainómana | feminine form of cocainómano | {f} |
cocainómano | cocaine addict | {m} |
cocainomanía | addiction to cocaine | {f} |
cocaína | cocaine | {f} |
coccigectomía | coccygectomy | {f} |
cocear | to kick | {v} |
cocer | to brew | {vr} [cocerse] |
cocer | to boil | {v} |
cochambroso | squalid, filthy | {adj} |
cochayuyo | Edible alga (Durvillaea antarctica) | {m} |
coche | car | {m} |
cochecito | diminutive form of coche | {m} |
coche eléctrico | electric car | {m} |
cochero | charioteer | {m} |
cochero | coachman | {m} |
cochinada | Filth, a disgusting or obscene act, situation, quality, or state | {f} |
cochinilla | cochineal (animal and dye) | {f} |
cochinilla | pill bug (especially Armadillidium vulgare) | {f} |
cochinilla de humedad | woodlouse | {f} |
cochino | dirty (as in an action done by a child like eating with dirty hands) | {adj} |
cochino | pervert | {m} |
cochino | pig, hog | {m} |
cochón | coward | {m} [Nicaragua] |
cochón | homosexual | {m} [Nicaragua, Honduras] |
cociente | quotient | {m} |
cociente de inteligencia | intelligence quotient | {m} |
cocina | cuisine | {f} |
cocina | back seats of a bus | {f} [Dominican Republic, slang] |
cocina | kitchen | {f} |
cocina | stove, oven, kiln | {f} |
cocinado | cooked | {adj} |
cocinar | To cook | {v} |
cocinera | (female) cook | {f} |
cocinero | cook | {m} |
cocktelería | cocktail bar | {f} |
coco | coconut | {m} |
coco | head (because of a slight resemblance to a head); brain | {m} [colloquial] |
cocodrilo | A crocodile or alligator | {m} |
cocodrilo | A gunboat from the Spanish-American War, Spanish, 2nd Class | {m} |
cocota | human head | {f} |
cocotal | A grove of coconut palms | {m} |
cocotazo | hit on the head with the knuckles | {m} [Puerto Rican, Cuban or Dominican , slang] |
cocotero | coconut palm | {m} |
coctel | cocktail | {m} |
coctelería | cocktail shop | {f} |
codera | elbow pad | {f} |
codera | elbow patch | {f} |
codescubridor | codiscoverer | {m} |
codicia | lust | {f} [archaic] |
codicia | greed, avarice | {f} |
codiciable | appealing, desirable | {adj} |
codiciar | to covet | {v} |
codicilo | codicil; an addendum to, retraction from, or explanation of a will | {m} |
codicioso | greedy | {adj} |
codificar | to codify | {v} |
codificar | to encode | {v} |
codón | codon | {m} |
codo | selfish, avaricious | {adj} [colloquial, Mexico] |
codo | elbow | {m} [anatomy] |
codorniz | quail | {f} |
coeficiente | coefficient | {adj} |
coeficiente | coefficient | {m} [mathematics] |
coenzima | coenzyme | {f} [biochemistry] |
coesposo | co-husband: the relationship of two men who are married to the same woman. | {m} |
coesposo | The Holy Spirit and Joseph as co-spouses of the Virgin Mary | {m} [religion] |
coexistente | coexistent | {adj} |
coexistir | to coexist | {v} |
cofactor | cofactor | {m} [biochemistry] |
cofia | cap (head covering of a nurse or waitress) | {f} |
cofrade | brother (member of a guild or brotherhood) | {mf} |
cofrade | sister (member of a guild or sisterhood) | {mf} |
cofre | bonnet, hood (engine compartment of a car) | {m} |
cofre | safe | {m} |
cofre | trunk, chest | {m} |
cofundador | A co-founder, a male co-founder | {mf} |
coger | to board (means of transportation) | {v} [Mexico, Spain] |
coger | to choose (a direction, route, when driving or walking) | {v} [Mexico, Spain] |
coger | to turn to (when driving or walking) | {v} [Mexico, Spain] |
coger | to imitate, to learn | {v} [Spain] |
coger | to pick, to harvest; to fish | {v} |
coger | to seize, to arrest; to overtake | {v} |
coger | to take, to catch, to hold, to get | {v} |
coger | to have sex | {v} [vulgar, Argentina, Paraguay, Mexico, Central America] |
coger el toro por los cuernos | to take the bull by the horns | {v} [idiomatic] |
coger por los huevos | to have someone by the balls | {v} [idiomatic, slang] |
cogido | fold | {m} |
cognado | cognate (derived from the same roots) | {adj} |
cognado | cognate | {m} |
cogollo | shoot | {m} [botany] |
cogollo | top portion of a tree | {m} [botany] |
cogollo | lettuce or other vegetable heart | {m} |
cogote | nape (of the neck) | {m} |
coguionista | co-scriptwriter | {mf} |
cogujada | crested lark (Galerida cristata) | {f} |
coágulo | blood clot | {m} |
coágulo | clot | {m} |
cohechar | to bribe | {vt} |
cohecho | bribe | {m} |
cohecho | bribing, bribery | {m} |
coherencia | coherence | {f} |
coherente | cogent | {adj} |
coherente | coherent | {adj} |
cohesión | cohesion | {f} |
cohesina | cohesin | {f} [protein] |
cohesionar | To unite | {v} [formal] |
cohete | A rocket | {m} |
cohete | A pistol | {m} [San Antonio] |
cohibir | to restrain | {v} |
cohombro | cucumber | {m} |
cohonder | confundir | {v} [obsolete] |
coima | bribe | {f} |
coimear | to bribe | {v} |
coincidencia | coincidence | {f} |
coincidir | to coincide | {v} |
coipo | coypu | {m} |
coital | coital | {adj} |
coito | sexual intercourse | {m} |
cojear | to limp | {v} |
cojera | limp | {f} |
cojín | cushion | {m} |
cojo | lame, defective, shaky | {adj} [figuratively] |
cojo | lame, crippled | {adj} |
cojo | lame person, lame man | {m} |
cojones | balls (courage) | {mp} [vulgar, slang] |
cojonudo | great, brilliant, ballsy. confer British English the bollocks | {adj} [vulgar] |
cojonudo | great! brilliant! ballsy! | {interj} [vulgar] |
cojudo | not castrated | {adj} |
cojudo | Any animal that has not been castrated | {m} |
cojudo | one who acts stupid | {m} [Spain] |
cojudo | stallion | {m} |
col | cabbage | {f} |
cola | cola (drink) | {f} |
cola | glue | {f} |
cola | kola (nut) | {f} |
cola | line (US); queue (UK) | {f} |
cola | the buttocks | {f} [slightly, obscene] |
cola | tail | {f} |
-cola | cultivator, breeder (forming nouns and adjectives) | {suffix} |
-cola | inhabitant (forming nouns and adjectives) | {suffix} |
colaboración | collaboration | {f} |
colaborador | collaborator | {m} |
colaboradora | (female) collaborator | {f} |
colaborar | to collaborate | {v} |
colación | light meal, collation | {f} |
colada | a crush, smitten | {f} |
cola de caballo | horsetail (a plant of the genus Equisetum) | {f} |
cola de caballo | ponytail | {f} |
cola de rata | A rattail hairstyle | {f} |
coladero | colander | {m} |
coladero | narrow pass or road | {m} |
coladito | diminutive form of colad | {adj} [slang] |
colado | crazy (about someone); having the hots (for) | {adj} |
colador | colander | {m} |
colador | sieve | {m} |
colapsado | collapsed | {adj} |
colapsar | to collapse | {v} |
colapso | collapse | {m} |
colar | to prepare coffee | {v} [Dominican Republic] |
colar | to sift | {v} |
colateral | collateral | {adj} |
colcha | bedspread | {f} |
colcha | blanket | {f} |
col china | Chinese cabbage | {f} |
colchón | mattress | {m} |
colchonero | carpetmaker | {mf} |
colchonero | A supporter, player or coach of Atlético Madrid | {mf} [soccer] |
col de Bruselas | Brussels sprout | {m} |
cole | school | {m} [colloquial] |
colear | to wag one's tail | {v} |
colección | collection | {f} |
coleccionar | to collect | {v} |
coleccionista | collector | {mf} |
colecistectomía | cholecystectomy | {f} [surgery] |
colecistocinina | cholecystokinin | {f} [hormone] |
colecistoquinina | cholecystokinin | {f} [hormone] |
colecta | collection, alms (collection of money for a certain purpose especially during a church service) | {f} |
colectar | to collect | {v} |
colectivismo | collectivism | {m} |
colectivo | collective | {adj} |
colectivo | public bus | {m} [Argentina] |
colectivo | association | {m} |
colectomía | colectomy | {f} |
colector | collector | {m} |
colectora | collector | {f} |
colega | colleague | {f} |
colega | buddy | {f} [colloquial] |
colegiala | school girl | {f} |
colegio | school | {m} |
colegio electoral | electoral college | {m} [politics] |
colegir | To infer or conclude, to gather | {v} |
colerina | cholerine | {f} |
colestasis | cholestasis | {f} [medicine] |
colesterol | cholesterol | {m} |
colgado | crazy | {adj} [colloquial] |
colgado | stoned (on drugs) | {adj} [colloquial] |
colgado | hanging | {adj} |
colgador | A clothes hook, hanger | {m} |
colgante | hanging | {adj} |
colgar | to hang out, relax with someone | {v} [colloquial] |
colgar | to hang | {v} |
colgar | to hang up | {v} |
colágeno | collagen | {m} [protein] |
colibrí | hummingbird | {m} |
coliflor | cauliflower | {mf} |
colihue | a type of bamboo (chusquea coleou) | {m} [Argentina, Chile] |
colihue | gay (homosexual man) | {m} [slang, Chile] |
colilla | butt (remnant of a smoked cigarette) | {f} |
Colima | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
colimbo ártico | The black-throated diver. A seabird | {m} |
colimense | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Colima | {adj} |
colimeño | (of a person) Of or from the Mexican state of Colima | {adj} |
colina | hill | {f} [geography] |
colina | choline | {f} [organic compound] |
colinabo | rutabaga | {m} |
colindante | contiguous | {adj} |
colindar | to adjoin | {v} |
colinesterasa | cholinesterase | {f} [enzyme] |
colipasa | colipase | {f} [enzyme] |
colirrábano | kohlrabi | {m} |
colirrojo tizón | The black redstart. A bird | {m} |
coliseo | coliseum | {m} |
colisionador | collider | {m} |
colita | diminutive form of cola, (buttocks) caboose, booty | {m} |
colita | diminutive form of cola, little tail | {m} |
colitis | colitis | {f} |
colitis | diarrhea | {f} |
colitosa | colitose | {f} [organic compound, carbohydrates] |
collar | An animal's collar, band or chain around its neck | {m} |
collar | A necklace | {m} |
collarín | ruff (circular frill or ruffle on a garment) | {m} |
collarín | surgical collar | {m} |
colmadamente | copiously; dearly; excessively | {adv} |
colmado | full; copious | {adj} |
colmado | local general store that is often also a social gather point | {m} [Dominican Republic] |
colmado | limited corner store | {m} [Spain] |
colmar | to fill | {v} |
colmar | to fulfill | {v} |
colmar | to overwhelm | {v} |
colmena | beehive | {f} |
colmenar | An apiary, a place where beehives are kept | {m} |
colmenero | beekeeper | {m} |
colmillo | canine tooth | {m} |
colmillo | tusk, fang | {m} |
colmo | height | {adj} |
colmo | summit, top | {adj} |
colón | colón (currency) | {m} |
colocación | collocation | {f} [linguistics] |
colocado | high (slang: stoned) | {adj} [colloquial] |
colocar | to take drugs | {vr} [slang] |
colocar | to place | {v} |
colocar | to put | {v} |
Colombia | Colombia | {prop} |
colombiana | Colombian (female) | {f} |
colombiano | Colombian | {adj} |
colombiano | Colombian | {m} |
colon | colon | {m} [anatomy, grammar, rhetoric] |
colona | feminine form of colono | {f} |
colonia | colony | {f} |
colonia | neighbourhood | {f} [Mexico] |
Colonia | Cologne (city in Germany) | {prop} |
colonial | colonial | {adj} |
colonialista | colonialist | {adj} |
colonialista | colonialist | {mf} |
colonia penal | penal colony | {f} |
colonista | colonist, settler | {mf} |
colonista | pilgrim | {mf} |
colonización | colonization | {f} |
colonizar | to colonize | {v} |
colono | colonist, settler | {m} |
colono | farmer that normally lives and works on the same land | {m} |
coloproctología | coloproctology | {f} |
coloquial | colloquial | {adj} |
coloquialmente | colloquially | {adv} |
coloquio | colloquy, discussion | {m} |
color | character | {m} |
color | color, colour, hue | {m} |
color | (poker) flush | {m} |
color | pretext, motive, reason | {m} |
color | race, ethnicity | {m} |
color | rouge (cosmetics) | {m} |
color | side, party, faction | {m} |
colorado | coloured | {adj} |
colorado | red | {adj} |
Colorado | Colorado | {prop} |
colorante | coloring | {adj} |
colorante | colorant | {m} |
colorar | to color | {v} [dated] |
colorar | to dye, tint | {v} |
colorear | to color | {v} |
colorear | to ripen | {v} |
colorido | coloring, coloration, color | {m} |
colorín | red haired | {adj} |
colorín | redhead, red haired person | {m} |
colosal | colossal | {adj} |
coloso | colossus | {m} |
colostomía | colostomy | {f} |
colérico | choleric (easily becoming angry) | {adj} |
col rizada | kale | {f} |
coludir | to conspire; to be in cahoots | {v} |
columbario | columbarium | {m} |
columela | columella | {f} [mycology, biology, anatomy] |
columna | A column; in architecture, a circular support | {f} |
columnata | colonnade | {f} |
columnatas | colonnades | {fp} |
columna vertebral | vertebral column | {f} |
columnista | columnist | {mf} |
columpiar | to swing | {v} |
columpio | swing | {m} |
coluro | colure | {m} [astronomy] |
col verde | collard greens | {f} |
colza | colza | {f} |
coma | [church] misericord | {f} |
coma | coma | {f} |
coma | comma | {f} |
coma | section | {f} [music] |
coma | mane | {f} [rare] |
comadre | A very dear and honoured female friend. | {f} |
comadre | go-between | {f} [colloquial] |
comadre | gossip | {f} |
comadre | midwife | {f} |
comadre | The godmother of one's child. | {f} |
comadre | The mother of one's godchild. | {f} |
comadrear | to gossip | {v} [colloquial] |
comadreja | weasel | {f} |
comadrona | midwife | {f} |
comal | A flat, pan-like metal griddle used to cook tortillas or other foods | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
comanche | Comanche (of or pertaining to the people, their culture, or language) | {adj} |
comanche | A Comanche | {mf} |
comanche | The Comanche language | {prop} |
comandancia | command | {f} |
comandancia | commandancy | {f} |
comandante | commander | {mf} |
comandar | to lead | {v} |
comando | commando | {m} |
comarca | district | {f} |
comatoso | comatose | {adj} |
combar | to curve | {v} |
combate | combat | {m} |
combatiente | fighting, fight- | {adj} |
combatiente | fighter | {mf} |
combatiente | ruff (wading bird of the species Philomachus pugnax) | {m} |
combatir | to combat or fight | {v} |
combativo | combative | {adj} |
combinación | combination | {f} |
combinación lineal | linear combination | {f} [linear algebra] |
combinado | combined | {adj} |
combinar | to combine | {v} |
combo | punch | {m} [Bolivia, Chile, Peru] |
combo | gavel, wooden hammer | {m} [Latin America] |
comburente | oxidizing agent | {m} [chemistry] |
combustible | combustible | {adj} |
combustible | fuel | {m} |
combustión | combustion | {f} |
comedia | comedy (entertainment) | {f} |
comedia | comedy | {f} [drama] |
comedia | soap opera | {f} |
comediante | comedian | {mf} |
comedor | cafeteria, canteen (staff restaurant) | {m} |
comedor | dining room | {m} |
comedor | eater (someone who eats) | {m} |
comedor | eatery | {m} |
comején | white ant; termite | {m} |
comejonera | nest of white ants; nest of termites | {f} |
comensal | commensal | {mf} |
comensal | messmate | {mf} |
comentador | commentator | {m} |
comentar | to comment (make a comment) | {v} |
comentario | comment | {m} |
comentario | commentary | {m} |
comentarista | commentator | {mf} |
comezón | itch | {f} |
comenzar | to begin | {v} |
comer | eating, food | {m} |
comer | to eat away, corrode | {v} [colloquial] |
comer | to have sexual intercourse (because of similitude to coger) | {v} [double entendre, Mexico] |
comer | to capture a piece | {vt} [chess, board games] |
comer | to eat | {v} |
comerciable | merchantable, marketable | {adj} |
comerciable | sociable | {adj} |
comercial | commercial | {adj} |
comercial | commercial | {m} |
comercialización | marketing | {f} |
comercialmente | commercially | {adv} |
comerciante | shopkeeper | {mf} |
comerciante | trader | {mf} |
comerciar | to trade | {v} |
comercio | shop | {m} |
comercio | trade | {m} |
comestible | comestible | {adj} |
comestible | comestible | {m} |
cometa | kite | {f} |
cometa | comet | {m} [astronomy] |
cometer | to commit | {vt} |
cometer | to make (an error, etc) | {vt} |
comezón | itch, itching | {f} |
comible | edible | {adj} [colloquial] |
comicio | comitia; political assembly | {m} |
comicio | election | {m} |
comida | food | {f} |
comida | meal | {f} |
comida corrida | table d’hote, a small meal of several courses at a fixed price eaten between about 1 and 4 p.m | {f} [Mexico] |
comida rápida | fast food | {f} |
comidilla | diminutive form of comida, an unappealing food, soylent | {f} |
comidilla | talk of the town | {f} |
comienzo | beginning | {m} |
comillas | quotation mark (including any of «◌», “◌”, or ‘◌’) | {fp} |
comilón | gluttonous | {adj} |
comilón | glutton (person who eats excessively) | {m} |
comilona | binge (period of excessive eating) | {f} |
comilona | feast | {f} |
comilona | female glutton (person who eats to excess) | {f} |
comino | cumin (plant, spice) | {m} |
comisaría | police station | {f} |
comisariato | a police station headed by a commissioner | {m} |
comisariato | The office of a commissioner of police | {m} |
comisario | commissioner | {m} |
comisario | (police) inspector | {m} |
comiscar | to nibble (eat with small bites) | {v} |
comisión | committee | {f} |
comisionar | to commission | {v} |
comisquear | to nibble (eat with small bites) | {v} |
comité | committee | {m} |
comitología | comitology | {f} |
común | common, joint | {adj} |
común | common, ordinary | {adj} |
común | usual | {adj} |
comúnmente | commonly | {adv} |
comúnmente | usually, frequently | {adv} |
común y corriente | typical, common | {adv} |
como | as | {adv} |
como | how | {adv} |
como | like | {adv} |
como agua de mayo | in the nick of time | {adv} [simile] |
como de costumbre | as usual | {adv} |
comodidad | comfort | {f} |
comodidad | convenience | {f} |
comodín | dummy, placeholder | {m} |
comodín | joker (in a game) | {m} |
comodoro | commodore | {m} |
como mucho | at best; at the most | {adv} [idiomatic] |
como quiera | as you wish | {interj} |
como quieras | as you like | {interj} |
Comoras | Comoros | {prop} |
comorense | Comorian | {adj} |
comorense | Comorian | {mf} |
Comores | Comoros | {prop} |
como resultado | thus; as a result of | {adv} |
como si | as if | {conj} [with imperfect subjunctive] |
como si te la pica un pollo | I don't care | {phrase} [colloquial] |
compa | buddy | {m} [slang, US, Mexico] |
compañía | companion | {f} |
compañía | companionship | {f} |
compañía | company | {f} |
compactar | to compress | {v} |
compadecer | to feel sorry, pity | {v} |
compadrazgo | A form of fictive kinship found in a Latin American culture, meaning literally co-parents but referring to co-godparenthood or joint sponsorship of a godchild or ritual object | {m} |
compadre | person of the generation whose parents fought in Argentina's war of independence from Spain. | {m} [Argentina] |
compadre | father of one's child's spouse. | {m} [colloquial] |
compadre | friend | {m} |
compadre | Godfather of one's child. | {m} |
compadre | binge or partying habitual companion | {m} [Mexico] |
compadre | The relation between a man and his wife's lover, or in the case of divorce, the relation between the previous and current husband. In general, the relation between two men who have been involved with the same woman | {m} [Nicaragua, colloquial] |
compadre | Parent of one's godchild. | {m} |
compadrito | person of the generation whose grandfathers fought in Argentina's war of independence from Spain. | {m} [Argentina] |
compadrito | diminutive form of compadre | {m} |
compañera | feminine form of compañero (female) fellow, companion; (female) comrade; (female) colleague | {f} |
compañero | colleague | {m} |
compañero | comrade | {m} |
compañero | fellow, companion | {m} |
compañero | friend, buddy. | {m} |
compañero de fórmula | running mate | {m} [politics] |
compaginar | to agree with; to match | {vr} [~se con] |
compaginar | to collate | {vt} |
companaje | cold cuts in a sandwich | {m} |
comparable | comparable | {adj} |
comparación | comparison | {f} |
comparar | to compare | {v} |
comparativo | comparative | {adj} |
comparativo | comparative | {m} |
comparecencia | court appearance | {f} |
comparecer | to appear | {v} |
compartido | divided between | {adj} |
compartido | shared | {adj} |
compartimiento | chamber | {m} |
compartimiento | compartment | {m} |
compartir | to share | {v} |
compasión | compassion, sympathy | {f} |
compasivo | compassionate | {adj} |
compatible | compatible | {adj} |
compatriota | compatriot | {mf} |
compeler | to compel | {v} |
compendiar | To abridge, to shorten | {v} |
compensación | compensation | {f} |
compensar | to compensate | {v} |
competencia | competence, expertise | {f} |
competencia | competition | {f} |
competente | competent | {adj} |
competente | expert, qualified | {adj} |
competición | competition | {f} |
competidor | competing | {adj} |
competidor | competitor | {m} |
competidora | (female) competitor | {f} |
competir | to compete | {vi} |
competitividad | competitiveness | {f} |
competitivo | competitive | {adj} |
compilar | to compile (a program) | {v} [computing] |
compilar | to compile (to put together) | {v} |
complacencia | satisfaction | {f} |
complacer | concession | {m} |
complacer | please | {v} |
complacer | satisfy | {v} |
complejidad | complexity | {f} |
complejo | complex | {adj} |
complejo | complex | {m} |
complejo | complex (of buildings) | {m} |
complementar | To complement | {v} |
complementario | complementary | {adj} |
complemento | accessory | {m} |
complemento | complement | {m} [grammar, mathematics, music] |
complemento | object | {m} [grammar] |
complemento | perfection | {m} |
complemento agente | agent | {m} [grammar] |
complemento directo | direct object | {m} [grammar] |
complemento indirecto | indirect object | {m} [grammar] |
completado | completed | {adj} |
completado | finished | {adj} |
completamente | completely | {adv} |
completar | to complete | {v} |
completitud | completion | {f} |
completo | completed | {adj} |
completo | full, complete | {adj} |
completo | hot dog | {m} [Chile] |
complexión | physical constitution | {f} |
complicación | complication | {f} |
complicado | complicated; complex | {adj} |
complicar | to complicate | {v} |
complicidad | complicity, connivance | {f} |
complot | plot, conspiracy | {m} [colloquial] |
componente | component | {adj} |
componente | component | {m} |
componente | member | {mf} |
componer | to compose | {v} |
componer | to repair | {v} |
comportamiento | behavior | {m} |
comportar | to entail | {v} [Latin America] |
comportar | to tolerate | {v} |
comporte | comport, behavior | {m} |
composición | composition | {f} |
compositor | composer | {m} |
compra | buying | {f} |
compra | purchase | {f} |
comprable | buyable | {adj} |
comprador | buying | {adj} |
comprador | buyer | {m} |
comprar | to buy | {v} |
comprehender | obsolete spelling of comprender | {v} |
comprender | to understand, to comprehend | {v} |
comprensible | understandable, comprehensible | {adj} |
comprensión | comprehension | {f} |
compresión | compression | {f} |
comprimido | a small pill | {m} |
comprimir | to compress | {v} |
comprobable | provable, verifiable | {adj} |
comprobación | a test; an action of proof | {f} |
comprobado | verified | {adj} |
comprobante | receipt, voucher, proof | {m} |
comprobar | to check; to verify | {v} |
comprobar | to prove | {v} |
comprometer | to compromise | {v} |
comprometida | fiancée | {f} |
comprometido | engaged | {adj} |
comprometido | fiancé | {m} |
compromiso | commitment | {m} |
compromiso | compromise | {m} [legal] |
compás | beat | {m} [music] |
compás | pair of compasses (tool used to draw circles) | {m} |
compás | rhythm | {m} |
compuerta | hatch | {f} |
compuerta | sluice | {f} |
compuerta | weir | {f} |
compuesta | a composite; a flower or plant in the sunflower family, Compositae | {f} [botany] |
compuesto | compound, composite | {adj} |
compuesto | composite (non-prime) | {adj} [mathematics] |
compulsión | compulsion | {f} |
compulsión | obsession | {f} |
compulsivamente | compulsively | {adv} |
compulsivo | compulsive | {adj} |
computación | computation | {f} |
computación | computer science | {f} |
computador | computer | {m} |
computadora | computer | {f} |
computar | to compute | {v} |
computín | geek, computer nerd | {m} |
comulgar | to communicate | {v} |
comulgar | to receive communion | {v} |
comuna | commune | {f} |
comunero | Comunero, rebel | {m} |
comunicable | communicable | {adj} |
comunicación | communication | {f} |
comunicado | communiqué | {m} |
comunicador | communicator, one who communicates | {m} |
comunicar | communicate | {v} |
comunidad | community | {f} |
Comunidad de Estados Independientes | Commonwealth of Independent States (successor to the Soviet Union) | {prop} |
comunión | communion | {f} |
comunión | Communion | {f} |
comunismo | communism (philosophy) | {m} |
comunista | communist, Communist | {adj} |
comunista | communist, Communist | {mf} |
comunitario | community | {adj} [attributive] |
con- | with | {prefix} |
con | with | {prep} |
concadenar | to concatenate; to chain or link together | {v} |
concatenación | concatenation | {f} |
concatenar | to concatenate | {v} |
concavidad | concavity | {f} |
concebible | conceivable, cogitable | {adj} |
concebir | to conceive, become pregnant | {vi} |
concebir | to conceive, imagine | {vt} |
concebir | to understand | {vt} |
conceder | to agree about | {v} |
conceder | to grant, to concede, to admit, to bestow | {v} |
concejal | member of a council, councilman | {m} |
concejala | councilwoman | {f} |
concejo | council | {m} |
concentración | concentration | {f} |
concentrado | concentrated | {adj} |
concentrado | concentrate | {m} |
concentrar | to concentrate | {v} |
concepción | conception | {f} |
Concepción | Any of a number of places in Latin America | {prop} |
Concepción | female given name | {prop} |
concepto | concept | {m} |
conceptualizar | to conceptualize | {v} |
concerniente | concerning, related to | {adj} |
concernir | to concern | {v} |
concertación | agreement, compromise | {f} |
concertar | to agree | {v} |
concertar | to arrange | {v} |
concesión | concession | {f} |
concesión | dealership, vendor | {f} |
concha | seashell | {f} |
concha | shell (mollusk) | {f} |
concha de peregrino | A shell of a scallop | {f} |
concha de tu madre | conchatumadre | {interj} [vulgar] |
conchatumadre | "your mother’s pussy" (a Spanish insult) | {interj} [vulgar] |
conchatumare | conchatumadre | {interj} [vulgar] |
conchetumadre | conchatumadre | {interj} [vulgar] |
conchetumare | conchatumadre | {interj} [vulgar] |
conchín | conchiolin | {f} [protein] |
concho | car or motorcycle used for public transportation | {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] |
concho | dregs (rest of a drink in a glass) | {m} [Latin American Spanish] |
conciencia | conscience | {f} |
conciencia | consciousness | {f} |
concienciar | to make oneself aware. To learn | {v} |
concienciar | to make someone aware | {v} |
concienzudo | Conscientious | {adj} |
concierto | concert | {m} |
concierto | concerto | {m} |
conciliación | conciliation, reconciliation, settlement | {adjf} |
conciliar | Of or pertaining to a council | {adj} |
conciliar | councilor, member of a council | {m} |
conciliar | to conciliate, to make calm | {v} |
concilio | an assembly or coterie that deals in something and its bylaws, especially a religious body | {m} |
concisamente | concisely, briefly | {adv} |
conciso | concise | {adj} |
concitación | concitation | {f} |
concitador | One that instigates or stirs up | {m} |
concitar | To instigate, excite or stir up | {v} |
concluir | to conclude | {v} |
concluir | to overwhelm | {v} |
concluir | to silence | {v} |
conclusión | conclusion | {f} |
concón | What is stuck to the bottom of a pot after cooking. Most commonly used with rice | {m} |
concordante | agreeing; in agreement; harmonious | {adj} |
concordar | to agree | {v} |
concorde | In agreement; concordant; agreeing; harmonious | {adj} |
concordia | concord | {f} |
con creces | by a long way | {adv} [idiomatic] |
con creces | dearly | {adv} [idiomatic] |
con creces | with interest | {adv} [idiomatic, finance] |
concreción | concretion | {f} |
concretar | to concrete | {v} |
concretar | to explain | {v} |
concretar | to specify | {v} |
concretar | to thicken | {v} |
concretizar | to concretize, to make real | {vt} [context] |
concreto | concrete | {adj} |
concreto | specific | {adj} |
concreto | concrete | {m} [Latin America] |
concuñado | one's brother-in-law or sister-in-law's brother; that is, one's sibling's spouse's brother (one's sister's husband's brother or one's brother's wife's brother). | {m} |
concuñado | one's spouse's brother-in-law; that is, one's sister-in-law's husband (one's spouse's sister's husband), or, the brother of one spouse in relation to the siblings of the other spouse. | {m} |
concubina | concubine | {f} |
concubinato | concubinage, cohabitation | {m} |
conculcar | to violate, infringe | {v} |
concuño | concuñado | {m} |
concupiscencia | concupiscence, ardent desire | {f} |
concurrir | to converge, co-occur | {vi} |
concursante | competing | {adj} |
concursante | competitor | {mf} |
concursar | to compete | {v} |
concurso | competition | {m} |
concurso | concourse | {m} |
concurso | game show | {m} |
concurso completo | eventing | {m} [equestrian] |
condado | county | {m} |
condado | shire, earldom | {m} |
conde | count (nobility); countess in the feminine sense | {m} |
condecir | to accord | {v} |
condecorar | to award | {v} |
condena | sentence, punishment | {f} |
condenado | convicted | {adj} |
condenado | doomed | {adj} |
condenar | to condemn | {v} |
condensación | condensation | {f} |
condensar | to condense | {v} |
condensina | condensin | {f} [protein] |
condesa | countess | {f} |
condescendiente | condescending, patronizing | {adj} |
condición | condition | {f} |
condicional | conditional | {adj} |
condicional | conditional tense | {f} |
condicional anterior | conditional perfect tense | {m} [grammar] |
condicionalmente | conditionally | {adv} |
condicionar | to condition | {v} |
condimentar | to condiment, spice | {v} |
condimento | condiment | {m} |
condón | condom | {m} |
condolencia | condolence | {f} |
condolerse | to feel sorry for the pain of others; to sympathise | {v} |
condominio | apartment building, condominium, condo | {m} |
condominio | co-ownership | {m} |
condoro | a shameful accident, mistake, slip, faux pas | {m} [Chile, colloquial] |
condrogloso | chondroglossus | {m} |
condroitín | chondroitin | {m} [organic compound] |
conducción | driving | {f} |
conducción | conduction (conveying of heat or electric current through a material) | {f} [physics] |
conducir | to drive; to conduct | {v} |
conducta | behaviour, conduct | {f} |
conductividad | conductivity | {f} |
conductivo | conductive | {adj} |
conducto | duct | {m} |
conducto | pipeline | {m} |
conducto auditivo externo | ear canal | {m} |
conductor | conductor (Something which can transmit electricity, heat, light or sound) | {m} |
conductor | driver | {m} |
conectado | connected | {adj} |
conectar | to connect | {v} |
coneja | feminine form of conejo, female rabbit | {f} |
conejillo | diminutive form of conejo | {m} |
conejillo | guinea pig | {m} |
conejillo de Indias | guinea pig (animal) | {m} |
conejillo de Indias | guinea pig (volunteer for an experiment) | {m} |
conejita | diminutive form of coneja | {f} |
conejito | bunny; small rabbit | {m} |
conejo | detective | {m} [Central America] |
conejo | male rabbit | {m} |
conejo | rabbit | {m} |
conejo | cunt | {m} [vulgar, slang] |
conejo de los volcanes | volcano rabbit | {n} |
con el agua al cuello | up to one's neck | {adv} [idiomatic] |
con el debido respeto | with all due respect | {adv} |
con entusiasmo | wholeheartedly, enthusiastically | {adv} |
con esmero | Very carefully, diligently | {adv} |
conexión | connection | {f} |
conexión | connection between | {f} |
conexión | connection to | {f} |
conexina | connexin | {f} [protein] |
conexionar | to connect | {v} |
conexo | connected | {adj} |
confección | confection | {f} |
confección | tailoring | {f} |
confeccionar | to make | {v} |
confederación | confederation, confederacy | {f} |
conífera | conifer | {f} |
conferencia | lecture | {f} |
conferencia | meeting, conference | {f} |
conferir | bestow (to present a thing as a gift or honour) | {v} |
conífero | coniferous | {adj} |
confesar | to confess | {v} |
confesión | confession | {f} |
confiable | trustworthy, reliable | {adj} |
confiadamente | confidently | {adv} |
confiado | confident | {adj} |
confiado | credulous | {adj} |
confiado | guileless | {adj} |
confiado | gullible | {adj} |
confiado | trustful | {adj} |
confianza | confidence | {f} |
confianza | trust | {f} |
confiar | to confide | {v} |
confiar | to trust | {v} |
confidencia | confidence, trust | {f} |
confidencial | confidential | {adj} |
confidencialidad | confidentiality | {f} |
confidencialmente | confidentially | {adv} |
confidentemente | confidently | {adv} |
configurable | configurable | {adj} |
configuración | configuration, setting | {f} |
configuración | form or shape | {f} |
configurar | to form | {v} |
confinar | to confine | {v} |
confirmación | confirmation | {f} |
confirmar | to confirm (to accept something) | {v} |
confiscar | to confiscate | {v} |
confite | confection, sweetmeat | {m} |
confitería | candy store [US], confectioner's [UK] | {f} |
conflagración | A conflagration | {f} |
conflagración | A sudden violent outburst between peoples or countries | {f} |
conflictividad | conflict, unrest | {f} |
conflictivo | conflictive | {adj} |
conflicto | conflict | {m} |
confluencia | confluence | {f} |
confluir | to flow together | {v} |
conformación | conformation | {f} |
conformación | shape, state, structure | {f} |
conformar | To be satisfied with, to make do with | {vr} [~se con] |
conformar | to conform to | {vr} [~se con] |
conformar | to form, constitute | {vt} |
conforme | content, or satisfied | {adj} |
conforme | in accordance, or deserved | {adj} |
conforme | in agreement | {adj} |
conforme | similar | {adj} |
conforme | roger that | {interj} |
conforme | An agreement | {m} |
conformidad | conformity, compliance | {f} |
conformidad | shape | {f} |
conformismo | conformism, conformity | {m} |
conformista | conformist | {mf} |
confort | comfort, ease | {m} |
confortable | comfortable | {adj} |
confortablemente | comfortably | {adv} |
confortar | to comfort or console | {v} |
con frecuencia | often, frequently | {adv} |
confrontación | confrontation | {f} |
confrontar | to confront | {v} |
confucianismo | Confucianism | {m} |
confuciano | Confucian | {adj} |
confuciano | Confucian | {m} |
confundido | confused | {adj} |
confundir | to confuse or confound | {v} |
confusión | confusion | {f} |
confuso | confused | {adj} |
congelable | freezable | {adj} |
congelado | frozen | {adj} |
congelador | freezer | {m} |
congelar | to freeze | {v} |
congeniar | to get along with | {v} |
congestión | congestion | {f} |
conglomeración | conglomeration | {f} |
conglomerar | to conglomerate | {v} |
congénito | congenital | {adj} |
congoja | anguish | {f} |
congoleño | Congolese (relating to either the Democratic Republic of the Congo or the Republic of the Congo) | {adj} |
congoleño | Congolese (either those from the DRC and the RoC) | {m} |
congolés | Congolese | {adj} |
congolés | Congolese | {m} |
congratular | to congratulate | {v} |
congregación | congregation | {f} |
congregar | to bring together; congregate | {v} |
congresista | congressperson | {mf} |
congreso | assembly, conference, meeting | {m} |
congreso | congress | {m} |
congrio | conger eel | {m} |
congruente | congruent | {adj} |
conjetura | guess | {f} |
conjeturar | to guess; conjecture | {v} |
conjugación | conjugation (in some languages, one of several classifications of verbs) | {f} |
conjugar | to conjugate | {v} |
conjunción | combination | {f} |
conjunción | conjunction | {f} [grammar, astronomy] |
conjunción coordinante | coordinating conjunction | {f} [grammar] |
conjunción subordinante | subordinating conjunction | {f} [grammar] |
conjunto | group | {m} |
conjunto | set | {m} [mathematics] |
conjunto | squad | {m} |
conjunto de partes | power set | {m} |
conjurar | to avert | {v} |
con la gorra | effortlessly | {adv} [idiomatic] |
con las manos en la masa | red-handed | {adv} |
conllevar | to assist someone who is in trouble | {v} |
conllevar | to entail | {vt} |
con mal pie | unsuccessfully, badly, on the wrong foot | {adv} [idiomatic] |
conmemoración | commemoration | {f} |
conmemorar | To commemorate | {v} |
conmemorativo | commemorative | {adj} |
conmigo | with me | {adv} |
conminar | to threaten | {v} |
conmoción | commotion, agitation | {f} |
conmocionar | to shock | {v} |
conmovedor | moving, touching | {adj} |
conmover | to affect, move, touch | {v} |
conmutar | to commute | {v} [mathematics] |
conmutatividad | commutativity | {f} |
conmutativo | commutative | {adj} [mathematics] |
Connecticut | Connecticut | {prop} |
connosco | With us | {pron} [archaic] |
connotación | connotation (suggested or implied meaning) | {f} |
connotar | to imply | {v} |
cono | cone cell | {m} [anatomy] |
cono | cone (fruit of a conifer tree) | {m} [botany] |
cono | cone | {m} |
cono | ice cream cone | {m} |
conocedor | expert, specialist | {adj} |
conocedor | expert | {m} |
conocer | to get to know, become acquainted (with) | {v} [in the future tense] |
conocer | to know (a person), to be familiar with | {v} |
conocida | female acquaintance, friend, known person | {f} |
conocido | known | {adj} |
conocido | acquaintance, friend, known person | {m} |
conocimiento | knowledge, as in acquaintance or familiarity with a person, place, or subject | {m} |
conque | consequently, thus, hence | {conj} |
conque | so | {conj} |
conquiolina | conchiolin | {f} [protein] |
conquista | conquest | {f} |
conquistador | conqueror, conquistador | {m} |
conquistador | a beau | {m} [figuratively] |
conquistador | a womanizer | {m} [figuratively] |
conquistar | to charm (an object to a person) | {v} [figuratively] |
conquistar | to enamor, romantically convince | {v} [figuratively] |
conquistar | to conquer | {v} |
consagración | consecration | {f} |
consagrar | to consecrate | {v} |
consciencia | conscience | {f} |
consciencia | consciousness | {f} |
consciente | conscious | {adj} |
conscientemente | consciously | {adv} |
consectario | consectary | {m} |
consecución | obtaining, procurement (act or result) | {f} |
consecuencia | consequence | {f} |
consecuente | consequent | {adj} |
consecuente | consequent | {m} |
consecuentemente | consequently | {adv} |
consecutivamente | consecutively | {adv} |
consecutivo | consecutive, running | {adj} |
conseguido | achieved | {adj} |
conseguido | acquired, received | {adj} |
conseguir | to achieve | {v} |
conseguir | to get or acquire | {v} |
consejera | female adviser | {f} |
consejera | female counsellor | {f} |
consejero | adviser | {m} |
consejero | counsellor | {m} |
consejo | counsel; advice | {m} |
consenso | consensus | {m} |
consensuar | To reach a consensus on | {vt} |
consentido | pampered, indulged, spoiled | {adj} |
consentimiento | consent | {m} |
consentir | to consent | {v} |
consentir | to endure | {v} |
consentir | to pamper, indulge, spoil | {v} |
conserje | concierge | {m} |
conserje | doorman | {m} |
conserje | janitor | {m} |
conservación | conservation | {f} |
conservador | conservative | {adj} |
conservador | conserver | {m} |
conservadora | feminine form of conservador | {f} |
conservadorismo | conservatism | {m} [politics] |
conservar | to conserve | {v} |
considerable | considerable | {adj} |
considerablemente | considerably | {adv} |
consideración | consideration | {f} |
considerar | to consider | {v} |
considerarse | to judge, to estimate | {vr} |
consigna | left-luggage office, baggage room, cloakroom | {f} |
consigna | luggage locker | {f} |
consigna | slogan | {f} |
consignar | to consign | {v} |
consigo | with himself, herself, itself | {adv} |
consiguiente | consequent | {adj} |
consiguiente | consequential | {adj} |
consistencia | consistency | {f} |
consistentemente | consistently | {adv} |
consistir | to consist of | {v} |
consolación | consolation | {f} |
Consolación | female given name | {prop} |
consolador | consoler, comforter | {m} |
consoladora | feminine form of consolador | {f} |
consolar | to console | {v} |
consolidación | consolidation | {f} |
consolidar | to consolidate | {v} |
consomé | consommé | {m} |
consorcio | consortium, partnership | {m} |
conspiración | conspiracy | {f} |
conspirador | conspirator | {m} |
conspirar | to conspire | {v} |
constancia | certainty | {f} |
constancia | constancy | {f} |
constancia | proof, evidence | {f} |
constancia | report (notification to relevant authorities) | {f} |
constante | constant | {adj} |
constante | constant | {f} |
constantemente | constantly | {adv} |
constantes vitales | vital signs | {fp} |
constar | to be constant, to be concrete, to be certain | {v} |
constar | to be or seem evident, clear, obvious to someone | {v} |
constar | to be written, to be on record | {v} |
constar | to consist | {v} |
constatar | to verify | {v} |
constelación | constellation | {f} |
consternación | consternation | {f} |
consternar | to appall | {v} |
constipación | a cold (sickness) | {f} |
constipado | that has a cold, congested | {adj} [medicine] |
constipado | cold | {m} [medicine] |
constipar | to catch a cold; congest | {v} |
constipar | to close one's pores, preventing transpiration | {v} |
constiparse | to catch a cold; become congested | {v} |
constitución | constitution | {f} |
constitucional | constitutional | {adj} |
constitucionalidad | constitutionality | {f} |
constitucionalismo | constitutionalism | {m} |
constituir | to constitute | {v} |
constituyente | constituent | {adj} |
constituyente | constituent | {m} |
constreñir | to constrain | {v} |
constreñir | to oppress | {v} |
construcción | construction | {f} |
constructivismo | constructivism | {m} |
constructivo | constructive | {adj} |
constructor | constructing | {adj} |
constructor | constructor | {m} |
construido | constructed | {adj} |
construir | to build | {v} |
construir | to construct | {v} |
consuegra | feminine of consuegro: the mother-in-law of one's child | {f} |
consuegro | co-father-in-law: the father-in-law of one's son or daughter; that is, the father of one's son- or daughter-in-law, or, the father of one spouse in relation to the parents of the other spouse. | {m} |
consuegro | The relationship between people whose children marry each other; the parents of the bride vis-à-vis the parents of the groom | {m} [in the plural] |
consuelo | consolation | {m} |
consuelo | solace | {m} |
Consuelo | female given name | {prop} |
consulado | consulate | {m} |
consular | consular | {adj} |
consulta | consultation | {f} |
consulta | query, question | {f} |
consulta | surgery (doctor's consulting room) | {f} |
consultar | to consult | {v} |
consultivo | consultative | {adj} |
consultoría | consultancy | {f} |
consultoría | consulting | {f} |
consumado | consummate; perfect | {adj} |
consumar | to consumate (make a marriage complete by engaging in first sexual intercourse) | {v} |
consumar | to consummate (bring something to completion) | {v} |
consumidor | A consumer | {m} |
consumir | to consume | {v} |
consumo | consumption | {m} |
contabilidad | accountancy | {f} |
contabilizar | to enter (into a book) | {v} [accounting] |
contabilizar | to score | {v} [sport] |
contable | accountant | {mf} [Spain] |
contactar | to contact | {v} |
contacto | contact | {m} |
contado | counted | {adj} |
contador | accountant | {m} [accounting] |
contador | counter | {m} [Internet] |
contador | measurer | {m} |
contador | meter (device that measures e.g. electricity meter, odometer) | {m} |
contador | counter | {m} [programming] |
contadora | female accountant | {f} [accounting] |
contagiar | to infect | {v} |
contagio | infection, contagion | {m} |
contaminación | pollution; contamination | {f} |
contaminación ambiente | air pollution | {f} |
contaminado | polluted; contaminated | {adj} |
contaminar | to contaminate | {v} |
contaminar | to corrupt | {v} |
contaminar | to profane | {v} |
contante | in cash | {adj} |
contar | to count; to tally | {v} |
contar | to have available | {v} |
contar | to rely on | {v} |
contar | to tell (a story); narrate | {v} |
contemplación | contemplation | {f} |
contemplar | to contemplate | {v} |
contemporario | contemporary | {adj} |
contemporario | contemporary | {m} |
contemporáneo | contemporaneous | {adj} |
contención | contention | {f} |
contención | holding back | {f} |
contención | self-control | {f} |
contender | to contend | {v} |
contender | to contest | {v} |
contenedor | container | {m} |
contener | to contain | {v} |
contener | to control | {v} |
contener | to hold | {v} |
contener | to restrain | {v} |
contenido | content | {m} |
contentar | to please | {v} |
contento | content, happy | {adj} |
contento | satisfied, pleased | {adj} |
conteo | calculus, computation | {m} |
conteo | count | {m} |
conteo | counting | {m} |
conteo | bill | {m} [Latin America] |
contestación | A dispute | {f} |
contestación | A legal plea | {f} |
contestación | An answer, reply | {f} |
contestador | cheeky | {adj} |
contestador | answering machine | {m} |
contestadora | answering machine | {f} |
contestar | to answer | {v} |
contestar | to rejoin or reply | {v} |
contestar el teléfono | answer the phone | {v} |
contestar el teléfono | pick up the phone | {v} |
contexto | context | {m} |
contextualizar | to contextualize | {v} |
contienda | fight, dispute | {f} |
contigo | with you (singular) | {adv} |
contiguo | contiguous | {adj} |
continental | continental | {adj} |
continente | continent | {m} |
contingente | contingent | {adj} |
contingente | contingent | {m} |
continuación | continuation | {f} |
continuamente | continually | {adv} |
continuamente | continuously, nonstop | {adv} |
continuar | to continue | {v} |
continuidad | continuity | {f} |
continuo | continuous | {adj} |
contorno | contour, outline | {m} |
contra | against | {prep} |
contraalmirante | rear admiral | {mf} |
contraatacar | to counter-attack | {v} |
contraataque | counterattack, counterstrike | {m} |
contrabajo | double bass | {m} [musical instruments] |
contrabalancear | to counterbalance | {v} |
contrabandear | To smuggle | {v} |
contrabandista | smuggler, contrabandist | {mf} |
contrabando | smuggle | {m} |
contracción | contraction | {f} |
contrachapado | laminated (formed with many thin layers) | {adj} [of wood] |
contrachapado | plywood | {m} |
contractivo | contractive (involving or relating to contraction) | {adj} |
contradecir | to contradict | {v} |
contradicción | contradiction | {f} |
contradictorio | contradictory | {adj} |
contraer | to contract | {v} |
contraespionaje | counterespionage | {m} |
contrafagot | contrabassoon | {m} |
contrafuerte | buttress | {m} |
contrahacer | to pretend to be | {vr} |
contrahacer | to counterfeit, to fake or imitate | {vt} |
contraindicar | to contraindicate | {v} |
contramandar | to countermand | {v} |
contraofensiva | counteroffensive | {f} |
contraoferta | counteroffer | {f} |
contrapeso | counterweight | {m} |
contraponer | to compare | {v} |
contraposición | contraposition | {f} |
contraproducente | counterproductive | {adj} |
contra reloj | against the clock | {adv} |
contra reloj | anticlockwise | {adv} |
contrariamente | contrary (to) | {adv} |
contrariar | to annoy | {v} |
contrariar | to oppose | {v} |
contrariar | to thwart | {v} |
contrario | contrary, opposite | {adj} |
contrario | opposed, against | {adj} |
contrarreloj | timed, against the clock | {adj} |
contrarreloj | time trial | {adj} |
contrarrestar | to counteract | {v} |
contraseña | password, shibboleth | {f} |
contrasentido | contradiction in terms | {m} |
contrastación | contrasting, contrast | {f} |
contrastar | to resist | {v} |
contraste | contrast | {m} |
contratación | contracting (as in hiring or trading) | {f} |
contratante | contracting; that which contracts or makes an agreement | {adj} |
contratante | he, she, or it which contracts or makes an agreement | {mf} |
contratar | to contract or hire | {v} |
contraterrorismo | counter-terrorism | {m} |
contratiempo | contretemps | {m} [music] |
contratiempo | setback | {m} |
contratista | contractor | {mf} |
contrato | contract | {m} |
contravenir | to contravene | {v} |
contraventana | shutter (of windows) | {f} |
Contreras | Spanish surname | {prop} |
con tres palmos de narices | to let down, to disappointed | {adj} [idiomatic] |
contribución | contribution | {f} |
contribuir | To contribute | {v} |
contribuyente | contributor | {mf} |
contribuyente | taxpayer | {mf} |
contricante | An opponent; contestant | {m} |
contrincante | adversary | {mf} |
contrincante | competitor | {mf} |
contrincante | opponent | {mf} |
control | control of a machine | {m} |
control | control or emotional restraint, self-control | {m} |
control | control, or running of a business | {m} |
control | remote control | {m} |
controlar | to control | {v} |
controversia | controversy | {f} |
controvertido | controversial | {adj} |
controvertir | to controvert | {v} |
contundencia | forcefulness, conviction | {f} |
contundente | heavy or severe | {adj} |
contusión | contusion | {f} |
conuco | A plot of cultivated land, generally small | {m} |
convalecencia | convalescence | {f} |
convalidar | to validate | {v} |
convencer | to convince | {v} |
convencerse | reflexive form of convencer | {vr} |
convencido | convinced | {adj} |
convencimiento | persuasion, convincing | {m} |
convención | convention | {f} |
convencional | conventional | {adj} |
convencionalismo | conventionalism | {m} |
convenible | suitable, right | {adj} |
conveniencia | benefit | {f} |
conveniencia | convenience | {f} |
conveniencia | suitability | {f} |
conveniente | convenient | {adj} |
conveniente | opportune | {adj} |
conveniente | suitable | {adj} |
convenientemente | conveniently | {adv} |
convenio | agreement | {m} |
convenir | to admit | {v} |
convenir | to agree | {v} |
convenir | to be convenient, to suit | {v} |
convenir | to convene | {v} |
convento | convent, monastery | {m} |
convergir | to converge | {v} |
conversación | conversation | {f} |
conversar | to talk, converse | {v} |
conversión | conversion | {f} |
convertible | convertible | {adj} |
convertible | convertible (car) | {m} [Latin America] |
convertido | converted | {adj} |
convertidor | converting | {adj} |
convertidor | converter | {m} |
convertir | see convertirse | {vr} |
convertir | to convert | {vt} |
convertir | to transform | {vt} |
convertirse | to become, get, turn, transform | {vr} |
convexidad | convexity | {f} |
convexo | convex | {adj} |
convicción | conviction | {f} |
convicta | feminine form of convicto | {f} |
convicto | convicted, guilty | {adj} |
convicto | convict | {m} |
convidar | to invite | {v} |
convincente | convincing, persuasive | {adj} |
convivencia | coexistence, cohabitation | {f} |
convivir | to cohabit | {v} |
convivir | to live with | {v} |
convocar | to call | {v} |
convocatoria | announcement | {f} |
convocatoria | call (beckoning or summoning) | {f} |
convosco | with you (plural) | {pron} [archaic] |
convoy | convoy | {m} |
convulsión | convulsion | {f} |
convulsionar | to convulse | {v} |
coño | Stingy, tight-fisted | {adj} [Chilean Spanish, Ecuadorian Spanish, slang] |
coño | Spaniard | {m} [Chile, slang] |
coño | Hit or bump in the head given with the knuckles | {m} [Mexico, slang] |
coño | A person who belongs to wealthy, Spanish- or English-speaking families. Also written as konyo | {m} [Philippines, slang] |
cooperación | cooperation | {f} |
cooperar | to cooperate | {v} |
cooperativamente | coöperatively, co-operatively | {adv} |
cooperativo | cooperative | {adj} |
cooptar | to co-opt | {v} |
coordenada | coordinate | {f} |
coordinación | coordination | {f} |
coordinador | coordinating | {adj} |
coordinador | coordinator | {m} |
coordinadora | (female) coordinator | {f} |
coordinar | to coordinate | {v} |
coñota | feminine form of chiquillo | {f} |
copa | heart (a card of the hearts suit; on Spanish cards, the symbol is of a goblet) | {f} [card games] |
copa | crown (of a tree, of a hat) | {f} |
copa | cup, goblet, stemmed glass, glass | {f} |
copa | cup (sports competition) | {f} |
copa | cocktail, drink | {f} [figuratively] |
copa | flake | {f} |
copal | Any of several trees from which copal is extracted | {m} |
copal | copal | {m} |
Copa Mundial | the World Cup (football/soccer) | {prop} |
copar | to take | {v} |
copas | hearts (on Spanish cards, the symbol is of a goblet) | {fp} [card games] |
copas | crowns (of a tree, of a hat) | {fp} |
copas | cups, goblets, stemmed glasses (plural of copa) | {fp} |
copas | cups (sports competition) | {fp} |
copas | cocktails, drinks | {fp} [figuratively] |
copernicio | copernicium | {m} |
copete | crest | {m} |
copete | pompadour (hairstyle) | {m} |
copete | topping | {m} |
copete | tuft, forelock | {m} |
copia | abundance | {f} |
copia | copy | {f} |
copia de plano | blueprint | {f} [architecture] |
copiar | to copy | {v} |
copiloto | copilot | {m} |
copioso | copious | {adj} |
copla | couplet; stanza | {f} |
copla | popular song | {f} |
copo | flake | {m} |
copo de nieve | snowflake | {m} |
coproducir | to coproduce | {v} |
copucha | gossip | {f} [colloquial, Chile] |
copulador | shagger, sex machine | {m} |
copular | to copulate | {v} |
coque | coke (solid fuel from coal) | {m} |
coquera | feminine form of coquero | {f} |
coquero | Pertaining to the cultivation of coca | {adj} [Colombia, Peru] |
coquero | A drug addict | {m} [by extension, colloquial, pejorative] |
coquero | A cocaine addict | {m} [colloquial, pejorative, Colombia, Honduras] |
coquero | A cultivator of coca | {m} [Colombia, Peru] |
coquero | A cultivator of coconut palms | {m} [Mexico, Puerto Rico] |
coquero | A seller of coconuts | {m} [Mexico, Puerto Rico] |
coqueta | feminine form of coqueto | {f} |
coquetear | to flirt | {v} |
coquetear | to tease | {v} |
coqueteo | coquetry, flirtation | {m} |
coquetería | coquetry, flirtation | {f} |
coqueto | flirtatious | {adj} |
coqueto | flirt (person who flirts) | {m} |
coquilla | groin guard; cup (protection for the male genitals) | {f} |
cora | A US currency coin worth 25 cents, a quarter | {f} [El Salvador] |
coracobraquial | coracobrachialis | {m} |
coraje | courage, spunk | {m} |
coral | choral | {adj} |
coral | chorale | {m} |
coral | coral vine (Kennedia coccinea) | {m} [plants] |
coral | coral | {m} [zoology] |
coralillo | coral snake | {m} |
coraza | armor | {f} |
corazón | heart | {m} [card games] |
corazón | emotions, kindness, spirit | {m} |
corazón | heart (organ of the body) | {m} |
corazón | the center of an object | {m} |
corazonada | hunch (idea) | {f} |
corazonada | impulse | {f} |
corazoncito | diminutive form of corazón | {m} |
corbata | necktie, tie (piece of clothing) | {f} |
corbata de bolo | bolo tie | {n} |
corbata de cordón | shoelace tie | {n} |
corbeta | corvette | {f} [nautical] |
corcel | steed | {m} |
corchete | square bracket | {m} |
corcho | cork (bark of the cork oak) | {m} |
corcho | cork (bottle stopper) | {m} |
corcova | curvature | {f} |
corcova | hump | {f} |
corcovear | to buck | {v} |
corda | rope | {f} |
cordado | chordate | {adj} |
cordado | chordate | {m} |
cordectomía | cordectomy | {f} |
cordel | A string | {m} |
cordel | A traditional unit of distance used in Spain and in South America. The exact length varies by region, being between 20 and 45 meters | {m} |
cordero | lamb | {m} |
cordial | cordial | {adj} |
cordialmente | best regards (polite closing of a letter) | {adv} |
cordialmente | cordially | {adv} |
cordillera | mountain range, cordillera | {f} |
cordón | lace, string | {m} |
cordón | shoelace | {m} |
cordotomía | cordotomy | {f} |
cordura | prudence | {f} |
cordura | reason | {f} |
cordura | sanity | {f} |
Corea | Korea | {prop} |
Corea del Norte | North Korea | {prop} |
Corea del Sur | South Korea | {prop} |
coreana | Korean (person from Korea) | {f} |
coreano | Korean (relating to the Korean Peninsula) | {adj} |
coreano | Korean (language) | {m} |
coreano | Korean (person from Korea) | {m} |
corear | to chant | {v} |
coreografía | choreography | {f} |
coriónico | chorionic | {adj} |
corion | chorion | {m} |
cormo | corm | {m} [botany] |
cormorán | cormorant | {m} |
Corán | Qur'an (the Islamic holy book) | {prop} |
cornada | A wound inflicted by a horn, usually the horn of a bull in the context of bullfighting | {f} |
cornamenta | antler, horn | {f} |
corneal | corneal | {adj} |
cornear | to gore (to pierce with the horns) | {v} |
corneja | crow | {f} |
cornejo | The cornel | {m} |
Cornelio | Cornelius | {prop} [biblical character] |
Cornelio | male given name, cognate to Cornelius | {prop} |
corneta | horn (musical instrument) | {f} |
cornisa | cornice | {f} |
cornisa | crown molding | {f} |
cornisa | Top of a pedestal cornice on a building or room | {f} |
corno | cornel | {m} |
corno | The horn (musical instrument) | {m} |
Cornualles | Cornwall | {prop} |
cornudilla | hammerhead shark | {f} |
cornudo | horned, deceived (husband, wife or partner) | {adj} |
cornudo | cuckold (deceived husband, wife or partner) | {m} |
coro | choir | {m} |
corolario | corollary, corollarum | {m} |
corona | crown | {f} |
corona | corona | {f} [of a star] |
coronación | coronation | {f} |
coronar | to crown | {v} |
coronel | colonel | {m} |
coronilla | crown (of the head) | {f} |
corpectomía | corpectomy | {f} |
corpiño | bra; bodice | {m} [Argentina] |
corporación | council | {f} |
corporación | guild | {f} |
corporal | corporal, of or relating to the corpus or body, bodywide or systemic | {adj} |
corporal | corporal (linen cloth) | {m} |
corporalmente | bodily | {adv} |
corporativo | corporate | {adj} |
corporomental | mental and physical; physico-mental, psychosomatic | {adj} |
corpóreo | corporeal | {adj} |
corpulencia | corpulence, stoutness | {f} |
corral | corral | {m} |
correa | belt | {f} |
correcaminos | roadrunner | {m} |
corrección | correction | {f} |
corrección | correctness | {f} |
correctamente | correctly | {adv} |
correcto | correct, right | {adj} |
correcto | well-behaved | {adj} |
corredor | running | {adj} |
corredor | broker | {m} |
corredor | corridor. hall | {m} |
corredor | runner | {m} |
corredora | feminine form of corredor | {f} |
corregente | ruling together with another | {adj} |
corregible | correctable | {adj} |
corregible | corrigible | {adj} |
corregido | corrected | {adj} |
corregidor | correcting, correctional | {adj} |
corregidor | magistrate, reeve (judicial officer with limited authority to administer and enforce the law) | {m} |
corregir | to correct | {v} |
correo | {m} | |
correo aéreo | airmail | {m} |
correo electrónico | {m} [computing] | |
correos | post office | {m} |
correr | course, passing (of time) | {m} [uncountable] |
correr | to cop out, to shirk | {vr} [Chile] |
correr | to walk away | {vr} |
correr | to chase away, drive away | {v} |
correr | to elapse (time) | {v} |
correr | to flow | {v} |
correr | to go around, spread (rumors) | {v} |
correr | to run | {v} |
correr | to rush | {v} |
correr | to throw out; to fire; to expel | {v} |
correría | raid | {f} [military] |
correría | travel, round-trip | {f} |
correrse | to move | {v} |
correspondencia | correspondence | {f} |
corresponder | To correspond to (be similar in character, quantity, quality, origin, structure, function etc.) | {vi} |
correspondiente | corresponding | {adj} |
correspondiente | respective | {adj} |
corresponsal | correspondent | {mf} |
corretaje | brokerage | {m} |
corretear | to persecute, chase | {v} [Latin America] |
corretear | to ramble | {v} |
corretear | to run around, run about | {v} |
corrida | A bullfight | {f} [bullfighting] |
corrida | outcrop | {f} [geology] |
corrida | sprint, run, dash | {f} |
corrida de toros | bullfight, literally "running of bulls" | {f} |
corriente | common, usual | {adj} |
corriente | current (fluid or electricity) | {f} |
corriente alterna | alternating current | {f} |
corrientemente | commonly, usually | {adv} |
corro | ring, circle (of people, held hand to hand) | {m} |
corroboración | corroboration | {f} |
corroborar | to corroborate | {v} |
corroer | to corrode | {vt} |
corromper | to bribe, to pervert | {v} |
corromper | to corrupt | {v} |
corromper | to rot | {v} |
corrompidamente | corruptly | {adv} |
corrosión | corrosion | {f} |
corrosivo | corrosive | {adj} |
corrugar | to corrugate | {v} |
corrupción | corruption; taint | {f} |
corruptamente | corruptly, viciously | {adv} |
corruptibilidad | corruptibility | {f} |
corruptible | corruptible | {adj} |
corrupto | corrupt | {adj} |
corrupto | corrupted | {adj} |
corruptor | corrupter, misleader | {m} |
corsé | corset (woman's garment) | {m} |
corsario | corsair | {m} |
corselete | A Spanish royal bodyguard in full armour | {m} [history] |
cortaúñas | nail clipper | {m} |
cortabolsas | pickpocket | {mf} [colloquial] |
cortacésped | lawnmower | {m} |
cortado | adjusted, proportioned | {adj} |
cortado | ashamed | {adj} |
cortado | chopped | {adj} |
cortado | choppy, disconnected | {adj} [said of a writing style] |
cortado | thickened, coagulated | {adj} |
cortado | A coffee or espresso with a small amount of warm milk added | {m} |
cortador | cutting | {adj} |
cortador | incisor (tooth) | {m} [anatomy] |
cortador | butcher | {m} |
cortador | chopping board | {m} |
cortador | cutter | {m} |
cortador de césped | lawnmower | {m} [South America] |
cortador de hierba | lawnmower | {m} |
cortador de pasto | lawnmower | {m} |
cortahierba | lawnmower | {m} |
cortante | cutting | {adj} |
cortante | butcher | {m} |
cortapasto | lawnmower | {m} |
cortaplumas | penknife | {m} |
cortar | to stop an action | {v} [Chile, informal] |
cortar | to shut off | {v} [Chile] |
cortar | to carve, to engrave | {v} |
cortar | to cut | {v} |
cortar | to haircut | {v} |
cortar | to hang up, to terminate a telephone call | {v} |
cortar el rollo | To poop the party | {v} [idiom] |
cortarrollos | killjoy, party pooper | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
corte | court | {f} |
corte | cut, haircut | {m} |
corte de pelo | hair cut | {m} |
cortejar | to court | {v} |
cortejo | courtship | {m} |
corte militar | A buzzcut, military hair cut, or crewcut | {m} |
Cortes | Any of several legislative assemblies of Spain and Portugal | {prop} |
cortesía | courtesy | {f} |
cortesía | politeness | {f} |
corte superior | superior court | {f} [US Spanish] |
corteza | The bark of a tree | {f} |
corteza | The crust of a loaf of bread | {f} |
corteza | The rind or peel of a fruit | {f} |
corticotomía | corticotomy | {f} [surgery] |
cortina | curtain | {f} |
cortisol | cortisol | {m} [hormone] |
corto | short (length or time) | {adj} |
corto | a glass of pure liquor | {m} [Chile] |
cortés | polite, with courtesy | {adj} |
coruñés | of or from La Coruña | {adj} |
coruñés | Someone from La Coruña | {m} |
corvina | meagre | {f} |
corzo | roe deer | {m} |
cosa | thing | {f} |
coscoja | holm oak, Quercus ilex | {f} |
coscoja | kermes oak, Quercus coccifera | {f} |
coscorrón | alcoholic beverage, usually tequila, served in a little thin glass with a little soda beverage whose content is drunk very quickly after hitting the glass against the table (glass is covered with a napkin and hands during this action to avoid liquid spill) | {m} [Mexico] |
coscorrón | noogie [US] | {m} |
cosecante | cosecant | {m} [trigonometry] |
cosecha | harvest | {f} |
cosecha | vintage (of wine) | {f} |
cosechador | harvester | {m} |
cosechar | to harvest | {v} |
coseno | cosine | {m} [trigonometry] |
coseno verso | coversed sine | {m} [trigonometry] |
coser | to sew | {v} |
coser y cantar | A piece of cake | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
cosido a faldas | To be dependent on someone, to be tied to their skirts | {phrase} |
cosificación | reification | {f} |
cosita | diminutive form of cosa | {f} |
cosmogónico | cosmogonic | {adj} |
cosmogonía | cosmogony | {f} |
cosmología | cosmology | {f} |
cosmonauta | cosmonaut | {mf} |
cosmopolita | cosmopolitan | {adj} |
cosmopolita | cosmopolite (cosmopolitan person) | {mf} |
cosmos | cosmos (herbs of the genus Cosmos) | {m} |
cosmos | space (area beyond the atmosphere of planets) | {m} |
cosmos | universe | {m} |
cosmético | cosmetic | {adj} |
coso | alternative form of cosa; thing | {m} [Argentina] |
coso | road, way | {m} [obsolete] |
coso | bullring | {m} [Spain, dated] |
cosquilla | tickle (the act of tickling) | {f} |
cosquillear | to tickle | {v} |
cosquilleo | tickling | {m} |
cosquilloso | ticklish | {adj} |
costa | coast, shore | {f} |
costa | expense, costs in certain expressions | {f} |
Costa de Marfil | Ivory Coast, Côte d'Ivoire | {prop} |
costado | side | {m} |
costar | to cost | {v} |
costar | to find (something) very difficult | {v} |
Costa Rica | Costa Rica | {prop} |
costarricense | Costa Rican | {adj} |
costarricense | Costa Rican | {mf} |
costarriqueño | Costa Rican | {adj} |
costarriqueño | Costa Rican | {m} |
costar un ojo de la cara | to cost a pretty penny, cost an arm and a leg | {v} [idiomatic] |
coste | cost | {m} |
costear | to pay for; to finance | {v} |
costera | coast | {f} |
costera | slope | {f} |
costero | coastal | {adj} |
costilla | a type of biscuit or cookie filled with jam | {f} [Costa Rica] |
costilla | rib | {f} |
costillar | rib (cut of meat enclosing rib bones) | {m} |
costo | cost | {m} |
costosamente | costly, expensively, extravagantly | {adv} |
costoso | costly, expensive | {adj} |
costra | crust | {f} |
costra | scab | {f} |
costumbre | custom, tradition | {f} |
costumbre | habit | {f} |
costura | seam | {m} [in clothing or machinery] |
costura | needlework | {m} |
costurera | female sewer | {f} |
costurero | sewer (person who sews) | {m} |
costurero | sewing box | {m} |
cota | coat of arms | {f} |
cota | elevation | {f} |
cota | mail (armor) | {f} |
cotangente | cotangent | {f} [trigonometry] |
cotataberi | kotataberry | {f} |
cotatas | kotataberry | {f} |
cotejar | to collate | {v} |
cotidianamente | daily, on a daily basis, quotidianly | {adv} |
cotidiano | quotidian | {adj} |
cotiledón | cotyledon | {m} [botany] |
cotilla | gossip | {mf} [colloquial] |
cotillear | to gossip | {v} |
cotilleo | gossip | {m} |
cotillón | cotillion | {m} |
cotillón | party | {m} |
cotización | price quote, appraisal | {f} |
cotizar | to esteem or regard highly | {v} |
cotizar | to pay or set a quota | {v} |
cotizar | to quote or set a price | {v} |
coto | enclosed area of land | {m} |
coto | howler monkey | {m} |
coto | landmark | {m} |
coto | goiter | {m} [Latin America] |
coto | limit, boundary | {m} |
coto | mandate | {m} [obsolete] |
coto | sculpin (fish) | {m} |
coto | wildlife preserve; land preserve | {m} |
cotorra | A chatterbox | {f} |
cotorra | A magpie | {f} |
cotorra | A small parrot | {f} |
cotorrear | to chatter | {v} |
cotorro | pretty, attractive | {adj} [Mexico] |
cotransportador | cotransporter | {m} [biochemistry] |
coulomb | coulomb | {m} |
Cova | A nickname of Covadonga | {prop} |
covacha | doghouse | {f} |
covacha | junk room | {f} |
covacha | small cave | {f} |
covacha | small or poor dwelling; hovel | {f} |
Covadonga | A village in Asturias | {prop} |
Covadonga | female given name | {prop} |
coxal | hip bone, innominate bone | {m} |
coyopacle | A kind of medicinal plant | {m} |
coyote | coyote (canine) | {m} |
coyote | coyote (smuggler of illegal immigrants) | {m} [Mexico] |
coyote | fixer, middleman | {m} [Mexico] |
coyuntura | situation | {f} |
coz | kick (of an animal) | {f} |
cápsula | capsule | {f} |
cúpula | cupola | {f} |
cría | childrearing | {f} |
cría | kid | {f} [colloquial] |
cría | kid, pup, cria | {f} |
cría | litter | {f} |
-cracia | -cracy | {suffix} |
crack | crack (variety of cocaine) | {m} |
crack | excellent sportsman | {m} |
craneal | cranial (pertaining to the cranium) | {adj} |
craneología | craniology | {f} |
craneotomía | craniotomy | {f} [surgery] |
craniectomía | craniectomy | {f} |
craso | crass | {adj} |
craso | thick | {adj} |
craso | unpardonable | {adj} |
-crata | -crat | {suffix} |
cárcel | prison | {f} |
círculo | circle | {m} |
círculo vicioso | vicious circle | {m} |
cúrcuma | turmeric (plant and spice) | {f} |
crédito | credit | {m} |
Córdoba | Córdoba | {prop} |
crédulo | gullible | {adj} |
creación | creation | {f} |
creación | invention | {f} |
creacionismo | creationism | {m} |
creacionista | creationistic | {adj} |
creacionista | creationist | {mf} |
creador | creator | {m} |
crear | to create | {v} |
creatina | creatine | {f} [organic compound] |
creatinina | creatinine | {f} [organic compound] |
creativamente | creatively | {adv} |
creatividad | creativity | {f} |
creativo | creative | {adj} |
creíble | credible, believable | {adj} |
crecer | to grow | {v} |
crecido | grown | {adj} |
creciente | crescent, of a waxing moon | {adj} |
creciente | increasing | {adj} |
crecimiento | growth | {m} |
credencial | credential | {adj} |
credencial | documentary evidence of one's entitlement to credit or authority; credentials or documents | {f} |
credibilidad | credibility | {f} |
crediticio | relating to credit | {adj} |
credo | Creed | {m} [pray] |
credo | creed | {m} [religion] |
creído | big-headed, conceited, stuck up, arrogant | {adj} |
creencia | belief | {f} |
creer | To believe | {vt} |
creer | To think, believe, be of the opinion | {vt} |
crema | creme (cosmetic product) | {f} |
crema | creme soup | {f} |
crema | mess (disorder) | {f} [Latin America, colloquial] |
crema | creme (dairy product) | {f} [Latin America] |
crema | dieresis | {f} [rare] |
cremallera | zip fastener; zipper | {f} |
crema pastelera | confectioner's cream | {f} |
cremar | to cremate | {v} |
crematorio | crematory | {adj} |
crematorio | crematorium | {m} |
cremita | diminutive form of crema | {f} |
cremoso | creamy | {adj} |
cremáster | cremaster | {m} |
crepa | crêpe | {f} |
crepitante | rales, crackles | {m} |
crepitar | to crackle | {v} |
crepúsculo | dusk | {m} |
crepúsculo | twilight | {m} |
cresol | cresol | {m} [organic compound] |
crespo | frizzy (especially of hair) | {adj} |
crespo | curl | {m} |
cresta | Comb (of a chicken or other bird) | {f} |
cresta | crest (of an animal) | {f} |
cresta | Mohawk hairstyle | {f} |
cresta | ridge (of a wave) | {f} |
cresta | Sharp peaks (of a mountain) | {f} |
crestomatía | chrestomathy | {f} |
cretáceo | Cretaceous | {adj} |
Cretáceo | the Cretaceous | {n} |
cretácico | Cretaceous | {adj} |
Cretácico | the Cretaceous | {n} |
cretinez | stupidity | {f} |
cretinismo | cretinism (the disease) | {m} |
cretino | Affected by cretinism; cretinous | {adj} |
cretino | Stupid | {adj} |
cretino | An idiot | {m} |
cretino | A person affected by cretinism | {m} |
creyente | believing | {adj} |
creyente | religious, pious, devout | {adj} |
criada | servant, maidservant | {f} |
criadero | a nursery or a place for breeding animals, especially livestock and seedlings | {m} [botany, animal husbandry] |
criadita | soubrette | {f} |
criado | servant, maidservant | {m} |
crianza | education | {f} |
crianza | upbringing | {f} |
criar | to rear (e.g., a child) | {v} |
criatura | baby | {f} |
criatura | child | {f} |
criatura | creature | {f} |
criba | sieve | {f} |
cribar | to sieve, sift | {v} |
cricotiroideo | cricothyroid | {m} |
crimen | violent crime (for non-violent crimes use delito) | {m} |
criminal | criminal | {adj} |
criminal | A criminal | {mf} |
crin | mane | {f} |
crio- | cryo- | {prefix} |
criogenia | cryogenics | {f} |
criogénico | cryogenic | {adj} |
criollo | creole | {adj} |
criollo | Latin American | {adj} |
criollo | Unmixed European-descended Latin American | {adj} [Latin America] |
criollo | creole | {m} |
criollo | Latin American of unmixed European descent | {m} [Latin America] |
criollo | Latin American | {m} |
criollo haitiano | Haitian Creole | {prop} |
criopreservación | cryopreservation | {f} |
cripta | crypt | {f} |
criptón | alternative spelling of kriptón | {m} |
criptozoología | cryptozoology | {f} |
criquetista | cricketer | {mf} |
crisantemo | chrysanthemum | {m} |
crisis | A crisis | {f} |
crisis | An attack; fit | {f} |
crisis de comportamiento | behavioral crisis | {f} |
crisis de migraña | A recurrent series of migraines which may be diagnosed by a doctor as a medical issue | {f} |
crisis de migraña | migraine attack | {f} |
crisma | chrism | {mf} |
crisoberilo | chrysoberyl | {m} |
crisol | crucible | {m} |
crisoprasa | chrysoprase | {f} |
crispar | to irritate | {v} |
crista | crest (of a helmet) | {f} |
cristadelfiano | Christadelphian | {adj} |
cristadelfiano | Christadelphian | {m} |
cristal | crystal | {m} |
cristal | glass, glassware | {m} |
cristalería | glassware | {f} |
cristalería | glassware shop | {f} |
cristalería | glasswork | {f} |
cristalino | crystalline | {adj} |
cristalino | lens | {m} [anatomy] |
cristalizar | to crystallize | {v} |
cristalografía | crystallography | {f} |
cristalográfico | crystallographic | {adj} |
cristaloide | crystalloid | {f} |
Cristóbal | male given name, equivalent to Christopher | {prop} |
cristiandad | Christianity, Christendom | {f} |
cristianismo | Christianity | {prop} |
cristianizar | to Christianize | {v} |
cristiano | Christian (of the Christian religion) | {adj} |
cristiano | Christian (member of the Christian religion) | {m} |
cristianísimo | most Christian, often in reference to the French monarchs, who are styled "His Most Christian Majesty" (= el rey cristianísimo) | {adj} |
Cristina | female given name, equivalent to Christina | {prop} |
Cristo | Christ | {prop} |
criterio | criterion | {m} |
criticar | to criticize | {v} |
criticón | captious, cavilling, nitpicky | {adj} |
criticón | fussbudget | {m} |
córnea | cornea | {f} [anatomy] |
cráneo | skull, cranium | {m} |
crónica | chronicle | {f} |
crónicamente | chronically | {adv} |
córnico | Cornish | {prop} |
crónico | chronic | {adj} |
crío | kid | {m} [colloquial] |
croac | ribbit | {m} |
Croacia | Croatia | {prop} |
croar | to ribbit or croak | {v} |
croata | Serbo-Croatian (person) | {f} |
croata | Serbo-Croatian (language) | {prop} |
crol | crawl (swimming style) | {m} |
cromatóforo | chromatophore | {m} |
cromatina | chromatin | {f} |
cromita | chromite | {f} |
cromómero | chromomere | {m} [genetics] |
cromo | chromium | {m} |
cromoplasto | chromoplast | {m} [cytology] |
cromoproteína | chromoprotein | {f} [protein] |
cromosómico | chromosomal | {adj} |
cromosoma | chromosome | {m} |
cromático | chromatic | {adj} |
cromático | chromatic scale | {adj} [music] |
cromátida | chromatid | {f} [genetics] |
cronómetro | chronometer | {m} |
cronograma | timeline | {m} |
cronológicamente | chronologically | {adv} |
cronológico | chronological | {adj} |
cronología | chronology | {f} |
cronometrar | to time (using a timer) | {v} |
croqueta | croquette | {f} |
croquis | A sketch | {m} |
crotonato | crotonate | {adj} |
crotoxina | crotoxin | {f} [protein] |
críptido | cryptid | {m} [cryptozoology] |
crápula | crapula | {f} |
crápula | drunkenness | {f} |
críquet | cricket (sport) | {m} |
cárstico | alternative spelling of kárstico | {adj} |
Crta. | abbreviation of carretera (highway) | {f} |
crótalo | rattlesnake | {m} |
cártel | cartel | {m} |
cráter | crater | {m} |
crítica | criticism | {f} |
crítica | feminine form of crítico | {f} |
críticamente | critically | {adv} |
crítico | critical | {adj} |
crítico | critic | {m} |
cruasán | crescent (shape) | {m} |
cruasán | croissant (a flaky roll or pastry in a form of a crescent) | {m} |
cruce | action, effect or product of crossbreeding | {m} |
cruce | action of cross or traverse (a room, street, sea, etc.), or time elapsed for it | {m} |
cruce | crossroads | {m} |
cruce | crosswalk | {m} |
cruce peatonal | pedestrian overpass | {n} |
crucero | cruise | {m} |
crucero | cruiser | {m} |
crucial | crucial | {adj} |
crucificar | to crucify, nail to a cross | {v} |
crucificar | to torment | {v} |
crucifijo | crucifix | {m} |
crucifixión | crucifixion; execution on a cross | {f} |
crucigrama | crossword | {m} |
crudo | raw (uncooked) | {adj} |
crudo | undercooked, rare, underdone | {adj} |
crudo | crude oil | {m} |
crudo | dish made of raw meat or fish | {m} |
cruel | cruel | {adj} |
crueldad | cruelty | {f} |
cruelmente | cruelly | {adv} |
cruento | bloody | {adj} |
crujiente | crunchy, crispy | {adj} |
crujir | to rustle | {v} |
crural | crural | {adj} [anatomy] |
crustáceo | crustacean | {m} |
cruz | cross | {f} |
Cruz | female given name | {prop} |
Cruz | Spanish surname | {prop} |
cruzada | crusade | {f} |
cruzado | crossed | {adj} |
cruzado | crusader | {m} |
cruzamiento | crossing; cross (point at which two or more things overlap) | {m} |
cruzar | to cross | {v} |
cruzar | to crossbreed | {v} |
cruzar | to exchange (words) | {v} |
cruzar | to fold (arms, even legs) | {v} |
cruz gamada | swastika | {f} |
cérvido | Cervid | {m} |
cérvix | cervix (lower portion of the uterus) | {m} |
cs | abbreviation of cucharadas | {abbr} |
CS | Chiapas (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
césar | caesar (roman emperor) | {m} |
César | Caesar | {prop} |
César | male given name | {prop} |
cáscara | A peel or rind, as of a fruit | {f} |
cáscara | A shell, as of an egg, snail, or bivalve | {f} |
cósmico | cosmic | {adj} |
césped | grass | {m} |
césped | lawn | {m} |
cúspide | peak; zenith | {f} |
cásting | casting | {m} |
cítara | zither (musical instrument) | {f} |
cátodo | cathode | {m} |
cítrico | citric | {adj} |
cu | Name of the letter q | {f} |
cuña | chock (for wheel) | {f} |
cuña | connections | {f} [colloquial] |
cuña | influence, weight, pull | {f} [colloquial] |
cuña | slot, spot | {f} [television, radio] |
cuña | quoin | {f} [typography] |
cuña | wedge | {f} |
cuac | quack | {n} |
cuñada | Sister-in-law | {f} |
cuaderno | notebook | {m} |
cuñado | Brother-in-law | {m} |
cuadra | A unit of length and area. Roughly equivalent to 100 meters or 1 hectare, respectively, although the exact size differs from country to country | {f} [Latin America] |
cuadra | city block | {f} [Latin America] |
cuadrado | square | {adj} |
cuadrado | square (shape) | {m} [geometry] |
cuadrado | square (product) | {m} [mathematics] |
cuadrado crural | quadratus femoris | {m} |
cuadrado lumbar | quadratus lumborum | {m} |
cuadragésimo | fortieth | {adj} |
cuadragésimo | fortieth | {m} |
cuadrangular | quadrangular | {adj} |
cuadrante | quadrant | {m} |
cuadrar | to conform | {v} |
cuadrar | to please | {v} |
cuadrar | to square | {v} |
cuadrícula | grid (rectangular array of squares or rectangles of equal size) | {f} |
cuadriciclo | ATV | {f} |
cuadrilingüe | quadrilingual | {adj} |
cuadrilátero | quadrilateral | {m} [geometry] |
cuadringentésimo | four hundredth | {adj} |
cuadro | infield | {m} |
cuadro | painting | {m} |
cuadro | picture | {m} |
cuadro | squad | {m} |
cuadro | square | {m} |
cuadroide | squaroid | {adj} |
cuadro vivo | An arrangement of figures or actors as if in a painting; a tableau | {m} |
cuadrúpedo | A quadruped | {m} |
cuadrático | quadratic | {adj} |
cuadruplicar | To quadruple | {v} |
cuajada | A dessert from northern Spain. It consists of a thick-set yogurt made from sheep's milk, and is commonly flavored with honey | {f} |
cuajada | milk curd | {f} |
cuajar | to please | {v} [colloquial] |
cuajar | to curdle | {v} |
cuajar | to gel | {v} |
cuajo | curd | {m} |
cuajo | rennet | {m} |
cual | (for an object) which | {pron} |
cual | (for a person) whom | {pron} |
cualidad | quality (property or attribute) | {f} |
cualificar | to qualify | {v} |
cualitativo | qualitative | {adj} |
cualquiera | any, whatever, whichever | {adj} |
cualquiera | a female prostitute | {f} [slang] |
cualquiera | a person of no import; a nobody | {m} |
cualquiera | anyone, whoever, whomever | {pron} |
cuan | how, to what extent | {adv} |
cuando | when | {adv} |
cuando | when | {conj} |
cuando llueve, diluvia | when it rains, it pours | {proverb} |
cuantía | quantity | {f} |
cuantioso | abundant; copious | {adj} |
cuantitativo | quantitative | {adj} |
cuanto | few; quite a few. A handful | {adj} [after “ |
cuanto | as much [of]; as many; however much; however many | {adj} |
cuanto | as many things or people, all | {adj} [used in plural] |
cuanto | however much; however many; (constructing parallel comparatives) “the..., the...” | {adj} [with comparatives] |
cuanto | as much; however much; in whatever quantity | {adv} |
cuanto | quantum | {m} [physics] |
cuanto | however much concern; “regard”; regarding; as for | {pron} [in “ |
cuanto | as much time; “the moment”; “the meantime” | {pron} [in “ |
cuanto | whatever quantity, as much, however much | {pron} |
cuanto antes | as soon as possible, ASAP | {phrase} |
cuarenta | forty | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
cuarentena | quarantine | {f} |
cuarentón | fortysomething | {m} |
Cuaresma | Lent | {prop} |
cuarta | whip, notably riding whip | {f} [Mexico] |
cuarteado | cut up | {adj} |
cuarteado | quartered | {adj} |
cuartear | to quarter | {v} |
cuartel | barracks | {m} |
cuartel | military headquarters | {m} |
cuartel | quarters | {m} |
cuarterón | quadroon (person of one-quarter African descent) | {m} |
cuarteto | foursome | {n} |
cuarteto | quartet | {n} |
cuartilla | cuartilla (money) | {f} |
cuartilla | sheet of paper | {f} |
cuartito | diminutive form of cuarto, a small room | {m} |
cuarto | fourth | {adj} |
cuarto | money | {m} [Andalucian, slang] |
cuarto | fourth in a series | {m} |
cuarto | quarter | {m} |
cuarto | room, enclosed section of a structure | {m} |
cuarto de baño | bathroom | {m} |
cuarto oscuro | darkroom | {m} |
cuarzo | quartz (mineral) | {m} |
cuarzo ahumado | smoky quartz | {m} |
cuasi | quasi, almost | {adv} |
cuasipartícula | quasiparticle | {f} |
cuate | buddy, friend | {m} [Mexico] |
cuate | twin | {m} [Mexico] |
cuaternario | quaternary | {adj} |
cuaternario | Quaternary | {m} [geology] |
cuaternión | quaternion | {m} |
cuatriciclo | ATV | {f} |
cuatridimensional | four-dimensional | {adj} |
cuatrimestre | that is four months long | {adj} |
cuatrimestre | period of four months | {m} |
cuatrimoto | ATV | {f} |
cuatro | four | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
cuatro | A four-stringed guitar with the first string a fifth below, instead of a fourth above, the second | {m} |
cuatrocientas | feminine form of cuatrocientos | {num} |
cuatrocientos | four hundred | {num} |
cuatro gatos | Very few people. Almost nobody | {m} [idiomatic] |
cuatro ojos ven más que dos | to two heads are better than one | {proverb} [idiomatic] |
Cuauhtémoc | Cuauhtémoc (Aztec ruler) | {prop} |
Cuauhtémoc | Cuauhtémoc (borough) | {prop} |
Cuauhtémoc | male given name | {prop} [Mexico] |
cuba | barrel | {f} |
Cuba | Cuba | {prop} |
cubana | Cuban (someone from Cuba) | {f} |
cubanito | diminutive form of cubano | {m} |
cubano | Cuban | {adj} |
cubano | Cuban (a person from Cuba) | {m} |
cubata | dark rum and coke | {f} |
cubículo | cubicle | {m} |
cubertería | cutlery | {f} |
cubeta | bucket (container) | {f} |
cubetera | ice cube tray | {f} |
cubicación | cubic measurement, measurement of volume | {f} |
cubicación | cubing | {f} |
cubicar | to cube | {v} |
cubicar | to determine the volume of something | {v} |
cubierta | cover | {f} |
cubierta | deck | {f} [nautical] |
cubierto | covered | {adj} |
cubierto | cutlery | {m} |
cubil | A lair or den | {m} |
cubilete | A cup, especially one used for a dice game | {m} |
cubilete | A dish consisting of ground meat and stock | {m} |
cubilete | (small) cake mould | {m} |
cubilete | small cube (e.g. a stock cube) | {m} |
cubismo | cubism | {m} |
cubista | cubist, cubistic | {adj} [arts] |
cubista | cubist | {mf} [arts] |
cubital anterior | flexor carpi ulnaris | {m} |
cubo | bucket | {m} |
cubo | cube | {m} |
cuboide | cuboid | {m} [geometry] |
cuboides | cuboid bone | {m} |
cubrecama | bedspread | {m} |
cubrefuego | curfew | {m} |
cubrir | to cover oneself | {vr} |
cubrir | to cover | {vt} |
cucú | demented, crazy | {adj} [colloquial] |
cucú | cuckoo | {m} |
cuca | chufa, earth almond, Cyperus esculentus | {f} [botany] |
cuca | woman who likes to gamble | {f} [colloquial] |
cuca | caterpillar | {f} [entomology] |
cucaracha | cockroach | {f} |
Cáucaso | Caucasus | {prop} |
cuchara | cunt | {f} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Venezuela, colloquial] |
cuchara | spoon | {f} |
cucharada | A spoonful, tablespoon: the quantity held in a tablespoon | {f} |
cucharada de té | teaspoon (unit of measure) | {f} |
cucharadita | A teaspoon, spoonful, teaspoonful: the quantity held in a teaspoon | {f} |
cucharilla | teaspoon | {f} |
cucharita | A teaspoon | {f} |
cucharón | ladle, scoop, large spoon | {m} |
cuchichear | to whisper | {v} |
cuchicheo | whisper, whispering | {m} |
cuchilla | blade of a sword | {f} |
cuchilla | cleaver | {f} |
cuchilla | gore (of a road) | {f} |
cuchilla | hogback | {f} |
cuchilla | knife | {f} |
cuchillero | knife salesman; cutler | {m} |
cuchillito | diminutive form of cuchillo: little knife; small knife | {m} |
cuchillo | blade of knife | {m} |
cuchillo | knife | {m} |
cuchitril | hovel | {m} |
cuclilla | squat | {f} [weighlifting] |
cuclillo | cuckold | {m} |
cuclillo | cuckoo (bird) | {m} |
cuco | devil | {m} [Chile] |
cuco | cuckoo | {m} |
cuco | sandman | {m} |
cucumisina | cucumisin | {f} [protein] |
cucurucho | A cone made of paper, cardboard, or other material and used to contain candy, confections or other small items | {m} |
cucurucho | An elongated paper cone draped in cloth and worn as a hood. Such a hood is traditionally worn by some participants of Holy Week processions in several Hispanic countries | {m} |
cucurucho | The highest part of a tree, house, building, etc | {m} [colloquial, Caribbean, Central America] |
cucurucho | hill | {m} [colloquial, Colombia, Honduras, Nicaragua, Dominican Republic, Venezuela] |
cucurucho | summit (of a hill or mountain) | {m} [colloquial, Costa Rica, Honduras] |
cudicia | obsolete form of codicia | {f} |
cuádriceps | quadriceps | {m} |
cuello | collar (part of a shirt fitting around the neck) | {m} |
cuello | neck | {m} |
cuello de botella | bottleneck | {m} |
cuenca | eye socket | {f} [anatomy] |
cuenca | valley | {f} |
cuenca | watershed, catchment basin | {f} |
cuenco | bowl | {m} |
cuenta | account | {f} |
cuenta | bill | {f} |
cuenta | report | {f} |
cuentacuentos | storyteller | {mf} |
cuentagotas | dropper | {m} |
cuenta regresiva | countdown | {f} |
cuentero | informer, tattler | {m} |
cuento | story | {m} |
cuento de hadas | fairy tale | {m} |
cuerda | 3929 square meters | {f} [Caribbean] |
cuerda | string (of a musical stringed instrument) | {f} [music] |
cuerda | rope | {f} |
cuerdo | prudent | {adj} |
cuerdo | sane | {adj} |
cuerno | AK-47 (Mexico and Central America) | {m} |
cuerno | croissant | {m} |
cuerno | horn | {m} |
cuerno | sexual or marital infidelity | {m} [usually, in the plural, colloquial] |
cuero | animal skin, hide | {m} |
cuero | prostitute | {m} [Dominican Republic, slang] |
cuero | leather | {m} |
cuero cabelludo | scalp | {m} |
cuerpo | body | {m} |
cuerpo | object | {m} |
cuerpo basal | basal body | {m} [cytology] |
cuerpo de agua | body of water | {n} |
cuerporruín | whippoorwill | {m} |
cuervo | crow (the bird) | {m} |
cuervo | raven | {m} |
cuesta | slope (acclivity or declivity) | {f} |
cuestión | matter, question, issue | {f} |
cuestión de tiempo | a matter of time | {f} [idiomatic] |
cuestionable | questionable | {adj} |
cuestionamiento | action or effect of questioning | {m} |
cuestionar | to question | {v} |
cuestionario | questionnaire | {m} |
cueva | cave | {f} |
cuica | feminine form of: cuico | {f} |
cuico | A rich person, a snob, a social climber | {m} |
cuidado | care | {m} |
cuidador | keeper, caretaker | {m} |
cuidadosamente | carefully | {adv} |
cuidadoso | careful | {adj} |
cuidar | to pay attention | {v} |
cuidar | to take care of | {v} |
cuidarse | reflexive form of cuidar To take care of oneself | {vr} |
cuita | worry, trouble, grief | {m} |
cuál | which, which one | {pron} [interrogative pronoun, as part of a question] |
culata | stock (part of a rifle) | {f} |
culatazo | hit with the back part of a gun | {m} |
culebra | snake, serpent | {f} |
culebrear | to meander | {v} |
culebrear | to wiggle, to slither | {v} |
culebrear | to zigzag | {v} |
culebrón | soap; soap opera | {m} |
culero | ugly, lackluster (unpleasant or possessing bad quality) | {adj} [Mexico] |
culero | diaper | {m} |
culero | a homosexual person | {m} [El Salvador, Honduras, vulgar, offensive] |
culero | coward | {m} [Mexico] |
culero | a mean or bad person, a person who the speaker dislikes | {m} [Mexico, vulgar] |
culero | sluggard | {m} |
culito | diminutive form of culo | {m} |
culminación | climax | {f} |
culminar | to culminate | {v} |
culminar | to reach the highest point | {v} |
culón | augmentative form of culo: A person that is ass-heavy, a bubble butt, a rotund individual | {m} |
culo | booty, rear, behind, butt, buttocks | {m} [vulgar, slang, anatomy] |
culombio | coulomb (unit of electrical current) | {m} |
culona | big woman with a large bottom | {f} |
culpa | fault | {f} |
culpa | guilt | {f} |
culpabilidad | culpability | {f} |
culpabilidad | guilt | {f} |
culpable | culpable | {adj} |
culpable | guilty | {adj} |
culpable | The people responsible | {mf} |
culpar | to blame | {v} |
culposo | wrongful | {adj} [legal] |
cultivación | cultivation | {f} |
cultivador | grower | {m} |
cultivar | to cultivate; to grow (plants, etc.) | {v} [agriculture] |
cultivar | cultivar | {v} [botany, agriculture] |
cultivo | culture (of bacteria) | {m} |
cultivo | growing, cultivation | {m} |
culto | educated | {adj} |
culto | cult | {m} |
culto | worship | {m} |
cultura | culture | {f} |
cultural | cultural | {adj} |
culturalmente | culturally | {adv} |
culturar | to cultivate | {v} |
culturismo | bodybuilding | {m} |
culturista | A bodybuilder | {mf} |
culturización | acculturation, enculturation | {f} |
cuma | rascal, common, vulgar person | {m} [slang, Chile] |
cumbre | summit (gathering) | {f} |
cumbre | summit (peak of a mountain) | {f} |
cumeno | cumene | {m} [organic compound] |
cumpleañera | feminine form of cumpleañero | {f} |
cumpleañero | A person who is celebrating his or her birthday | {m} [Latin America] |
cumpleaños | birthday | {m} |
cumplido | polite, thoughtful | {adj} |
cumplido | compliment | {m} |
cumplimentar | to congratulate | {v} |
cumplimiento | compliance | {m} |
cumplimiento | formality | {m} |
cumplimiento | fulfillment, completion | {m} |
cumplir | to complete | {v} |
cumplir | to fulfil / fulfill | {v} |
cuán | Accented form of cuan (used when exclamative) | {adv} |
cuna | cradle | {f} |
cuncuna | caterpillar (insect) | {f} [Chile] |
cundir | to propagate | {v} |
cuándo | (interrogative) when | {adv} |
cuneta | ditch | {f} |
cuneta | roadside ditch | {f} |
cuánta | feminine form of cuánto | {pron} |
cuántas | (in interrogative forms) how many | {pron} |
cuántico | quantum | {adj} |
cuánto | how much; how many | {adj} |
cuánto | how much; how many | {adv} |
cuánto | how much?, how many? | {pron} [interrogative] |
cuánto cuesta | How much does it cost? | {phrase} |
cuánto es | How much does it cost? | {phrase} |
cuño | stamp, mark | {m} [figuratively] |
cuño | stamp, die-stamp | {m} [technical] |
cuota | installment (portion of debt) | {f} |
cuota | quota | {f} |
cupón | coupon, voucher | {m} |
cupón catalina | catalina coupon | {n} |
cupo | quota | {m} |
cupularrotonda | cupolarotunda | {f} [geometry] |
cura | cure | {f} |
cura | priest | {m} |
curable | curable | {adj} |
curación | cure, treatment | {f} |
curación | recovery, recuperation | {f} |
curado | cured | {adj} |
curado | drunken, intoxicated, boozy | {adj} |
curado | mature (of cheese, bacon etc.) | {adj} |
cural | parochial (pertaining to a parish) | {adj} |
curandera | feminine form of curandero, female shaman | {f} |
curandero | quack: one who practices medicine without authority | {m} |
curandero | shaman, witch doctor | {m} |
curar | to get drunk | {vr} [curarse] |
curar | to bleach (linen) | {v} |
curar | to cure | {v} |
curar | to cure, to salt, to smoke | {v} |
curar | to dress (a wound) | {v} |
curar | to dress, to tan (animal hides) | {v} |
curar | to heal | {v} |
curar | to intoxicate, make drunk | {v} |
curar | to nurse, to treat | {v} |
curar | to prepare | {v} |
curar | to remedy (an evil) | {v} |
curar | to restore, to heal (the soul) | {v} |
curar | to ripen | {v} |
curar | to season, to dry (wood) | {v} |
curare | curare | {m} |
curativo | curative | {adj} |
curcumina | curcumin | {f} [organic compound] |
curda | Drunkenness; drinking session | {f} |
curda | Kurdish women | {f} |
curdo | Kurdish | {adj} |
curdo | Kurd (person) | {m} |
curdo | Kurdish language | {prop} |
curio | curie | {m} |
curio | curium | {m} |
curiosear | to snoop | {v} |
curiosidad | curiosity | {f} |
curioso | curious (person) | {adj} |
curioso | interesting | {adj} |
curioso | strange | {adj} |
curita | band-aid | {f} |
currar | to work | {v} [colloquial] |
currículo | curriculum | {m} |
currículum | curriculum vitae | {m} |
curro | handsome, good looking | {adj} [colloquial] |
curro | work | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
curro | Andalusian immigrant living in America | {m} [Cuba, Mexico] |
curruca | The lesser whitethroat. (Sylvia curruca) | {f} |
curruca capirotada | The blackcap. A small bird | {f} |
currutaca | diarrhea | {f} [El Salvador, Nicaragua] |
curry | curry | {m} |
cursar | to attend | {v} |
cursi | corny, kitschy, chintzy | {adj} |
cursilería | corniness, mawkishness | {f} |
cursilería | Something that is mawkish or corny | {f} |
cursillo | brief course; tutorial | {m} |
cursilísimo | superlative form of cursi | {adj} |
cursiva | italics (letters in an italic typeface) | {f} |
cursivo | italic | {adj} [typography] |
curso | course | {m} |
cursor | cursor | {m} |
curtido | tanned | {adj} |
curtido | weather-beaten, leathery (of skin) | {adj} |
curtido | a cabbage salad | {m} [El Salvador] |
curtidor | tanner | {m} |
curtidora | tanner | {f} |
curtiduría | tannery | {f} |
curtir | to tan, cure (a hide) | {v} |
cuórum | quorum | {m} |
curva | curve | {f} |
curvar | to bend | {vt} |
curvo | curved; bent | {adj} |
cuásar | quasar | {m} [astronomy] |
cuscurro | crouton | {m} |
cáustico | acrimonious; caustic | {adj} |
cúspide | summit | {f} |
custodia | custody | {f} |
custodia | safekeeping | {f} |
custodiar | to guard | {v} |
cutí | ticking | {m} |
cuática | scandal | {f} [Chile, colloquial] |
cuático | A pretentious, annoying, and contemptuous, snob | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
cuático | curious, rare | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
cuático | exaggerated, scandalous | {adj} [Chile, colloquial] |
cutáneo | cutaneous | {adj} |
cuy | guinea pig | {m} |
cuy | guinea pig meat (eaten especially in the Andes; see the Wikipedia article) | {m} |
cuya | feminine form of cuyo, "whose" | {pron} |
cuyas | feminine plural of cuyo, whose | {pron} |
cuyo | whose | {pron} |
cívico | civil | {adj} |
cívico | domestic (of or relating to the home) | {adj} |
cívico | patriotic | {adj} |