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Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
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d | The fourth letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
D. | {abbr} [l/es, Don] | |
día | Period of daylight: day | {m} |
día | Period of rotation of a planet: day (especially Earth's 24 hours day) | {m} |
día a día | everyday life | {m} |
dañado | damaged | {adj} |
dañar | to condemn | {vt} [obsolete] |
dañar | to damage, hurt | {vt} |
dable | feasible | {adj} |
dable | possible | {adj} |
daca | give it here | {interj} |
dación | a concession or hand over | {f} |
dación | a yielding | {f} |
dacriocistitis | dacryocystitis | {f} |
dactilar | digital (having to do or performed with a finger) | {adj} |
dactilógrafa | feminine form of dactilógrafo | {f} |
dactilógrafo | typist | {m} |
dactilo- | finger | {prefix} |
dactilografía | touch typing | {f} |
dactilografía | typing | {f} |
dactílico | dactylic | {adj} |
-dad | Used in forming a noun to represent the property corresponding to an adjective; -ity | {suffix} |
dadaísmo | dadaism | {m} |
Día de la Raza | Columbus Day | {prop} |
dadivoso | generous | {adj} |
dado | A die or dice | {m} [gaming] |
dado que | given that | {conj} |
daga | dagger | {m} |
daguerrotipia | daguerreotypy (art or technique of producing daguerreotypes) | {f} |
daguerrotipo | daguerreotype | {m} |
da igual | I don't mind; whatever | {phrase} |
daimio | daimyo | {m} |
dañino | damaging | {adj} |
Dakota del Norte | North Dakota | {prop} |
Dakota del Sur | South Dakota | {prop} |
dalia | dahlia | {f} |
dalmático | Dalmatian | {adj} |
dalmático | Dalmatian (language) | {m} |
daltónico | color blind | {adj} |
dama | queen | {f} [chess] |
dama | lady, dame | {f} |
dama de honor | bridesmaid | {f} |
damasco | apricot | {m} [Latin America] |
dame pan y llámame tonto | It doesn't matter what you say, so long as you feed me (literally: give me bread and call me stupid) | {proverb} |
Damián | male given name, cognate to English Damian | {prop} |
damán | hyrax | {m} |
damnificado | affected | {adj} |
damnificado | injured | {adj} |
damnificado | victim | {m} |
Dan | (Biblical character and tribe) | {prop} [l/en, Dan] |
dança | obsolete spelling of danza | {f} |
dandi | dandy (man concerned with his appearance) | {m} |
danesa | feminine form of danés | {f} |
Daniel | Daniel | {prop} |
Daniel | male given name | {prop} |
Daniel | The letter D in the Spanish phonetic alphabet | {prop} |
Daniela | female given name, feminine form of Daniel | {prop} |
danés | Danish (from or native to Denmark) | {adj} |
danés | Danish (pertaining to Denmark) | {adj} |
danés | a Dane | {m} |
danés | the Danish language | {prop} |
Danubio | Danube | {prop} |
danza | dance | {f} |
danzar | to dance | {v} |
daño | damage | {m} |
dar | + por to assume | {vr} |
dar | to grow | {vr} |
dar | to hit oneself against | {vr} |
dar | to occur | {vr} |
dar | to realize or notice something | {vr} |
dar | to surrender | {vr} |
dar | to brag or boast about | {v} |
dar | to consider | {vt} |
dar | to emit | {vt} |
dar | to encounter; to run into | {vt} |
dar | to give | {vt} |
dar | to give; to stretch | {vt} |
dar | to hand over | {vt} |
dar | to hit | {vt} |
dar | to hit upon | {vt} |
dar | to overlook | {vt} |
dar | to perform | {vt} |
dar | to produce | {vt} |
dar abasto | to cope (with a workload) | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar a luz | To give birth. (Literally "to give to light") | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar brincos | to jump, leap | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar carpetazo | To shelve; put to bed | {v} [idiomatic] |
dardo | dart | {m} |
dar ganas | to make feel like | {v} |
dar gato por liebre | to sell someone a pup | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar gracias | to give thanks or say grace | {v} |
dar la espalda | To turn one's back; to refuse to help or aid somebody | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar la talla | to fill the bill | {v} [idiomatic] |
darle al tema | to get it on (have sex) | {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] |
darle en la nariz | To tell (have a suspicion) | {v} [idiomatic] |
darmstadtio | darmstadtium | {m} |
dar pena | to be a pain | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar por el culo | to fuck in the ass | {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] |
dar por el culo | to fuck off, piss off (irritate) | {v} [idiomatic, vulgar] |
dar por sentado | to take for granted, assume | {v} [idiomatic] |
dar por supuesto | take for granted that something is true, without checking for proof | {v} |
darse cuenta | To notice; to realize; to figure out | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de alta | to check in | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de alta | to sign up | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de baja | to be/go on leave | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de baja | to cancel | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de baja | to check out | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de baja | to dismiss, sack | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse de narices | To bump into (meet accidentally) | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse el bote | to take to one's heels, clear off | {v} [idiomatic] |
darse el filete | to make out, snog | {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] |
darse el filete | to touch up, fondle | {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] |
darse la gran vida | to have a whale of a time, have the time of one's life | {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] |
darse postín | to show off | {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] |
darse prisa | hurry (to speed up the rate) | {v} |
dar vuelta | to flip | {v} |
dar vuelta | to turn, turn around | {v} |
darwiniano | Darwinian | {adj} |
darwinismo | Darwinism | {m} |
darwinista | Darwinian | {adj} |
darwinista | Darwinian, Darwinist | {mf} |
data | date (point of time at which a transaction or event takes place) | {f} |
datar | to date, to assign a date to | {v} |
datilero | date palm | {m} |
dativo | dative | {adj} [grammar] |
dato | datum (a single piece of information) | {m} |
David | David | {prop} |
David | male given name | {prop} |
davilar | to botch things up royally | {v} [Chile, informal] |
Dayana | female given name | {prop} |
Díaz | Spanish surname derived from the given name Diego | {prop} |
dóberman | Dobermann | {m} |
débil | weak | {adj} |
débilmente | weakly | {adv} |
Débora | Deborah | {prop} [biblical character] |
Débora | female given name | {prop} |
década | decade | {f} |
dócil | docile | {adj} |
décimo | tenth | {adj} |
décimo | tenth | {m} |
dúctil | ductile | {adj} |
dúctil | malleable; docile, gullible | {adj} [figuratively] |
dúctil | malleable | {adj} |
dáctilo | dactyl | {m} [poetry] |
DD. HH. | human rights | {initialism} |
dádiva | gift | {m} |
de | Name of the letter d | {f} |
de | from | {prep} |
de | of; ’s (but used after the thing owned and before the owner) | {prep} |
de | used to construct compound nouns (with attributive nouns) | {prep} |
DEA | Diploma de Estudios Avanzados (a tertiary education degree higher than a master's, but lower than a doctorate) | {initialism} |
de acuerdo | Agreeing, in agreement | {adj} |
de acuerdo | Agreeing, in agreement | {adv} |
de acuerdo con | according to | {prep} |
deambular | to wander | {vi} |
de antología | incredible | {adj} |
de aquí en adelante | from now on; from this point on | {adv} [idiomatic] |
de arriba abajo | up and down; from top to bottom | {adv} [idiomatic] |
debajo | below | {adv} |
de balde | for a song | {adv} |
de balde | for free, for nothing | {adv} |
de balde | left over, unwanted | {adv} |
debate | debate, discussion | {m} |
debatir | to debate | {vt} |
deber | homework (usually used in plural) | {m} |
deber | obligation, duty | {m} |
deber | must | {vt} |
deber | ought to | {vt} |
deber | to owe | {vt} |
deberes | homework | {mp} |
debianero | A user of Debian | {m} |
debidamente | properly | {adv} |
debido | due | {adj} |
debido | owed | {adj} |
debilidad | debility, weakness | {f} |
debilitar | to weaken | {v} |
debilucho | weakling | {m} [pejorative] |
debitar | to debit | {v} |
de bote en bote | packed; full; full to the gills | {adv} [idiomatic] |
de buenas a primeras | out of the blue; all of a sudden | {adv} [idiomatic] |
debut | debut | {m} |
debutar | to debut | {v} |
debutar | to lose one's virginity | {v} |
de cabeza | upside down | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
decadencia | decadence | {f} |
decaer | to decay | {v} |
decagonal | {adj} [l/en, decagonal] | |
decagramo | decagram | {m} |
decaimiento | decay | {m} |
decalitro | decalitre / decaliter | {m} |
decanato | deanery | {m} |
decano | dean (religious) | {m} |
decano | decane | {m} [organic compound] |
decantar | to decant | {v} |
decapitación | decapitation, beheading | {f} |
decapitar | to decapitate | {v} |
decatleta | decathlete | {n} |
decatlón | archery | {m} |
decelerar | to decelerate | {v} |
decena | ten (set of ten) | {f} |
decencia | decency | {f} |
decencia | respectability | {f} |
deceno | tenth | {adj} |
decente | decent | {adj} |
decepción | disappointment | {f} |
decepcionante | disappointing | {adj} |
decepcionar | To disappoint | {v} |
decágono | decagon | {m} [geometry] |
dechado | example of something to copy | {m} |
dechado | model of behaviour | {m} |
decidible | decidable | {adj} |
decidido | decided | {adj} |
decidido | purposeful | {adj} |
decidir | to decide | {v} |
deciduo | deciduous | {adj} [botany] |
deciembre | obsolete spelling of diciembre | {m} |
decigramo | decigram | {m} |
decimoctavo | eighteenth | {adj} |
decimoctavo | eighteenth | {m} |
decimocuarto | fourteenth | {adj} |
decimocuarto | fourteenth | {m} |
decimonónico | Of or pertaining to the 19th century | {adj} |
decimonoveno | nineteenth | {adj} |
decimonoveno | nineteenth | {m} |
decimoquinto | fifteenth | {adj} |
decimoquinto | fifteenth | {m} |
decimosexto | sixteenth | {adj} |
decimosexto | sixteenth | {m} |
decimoséptimo | seventeenth | {adj} |
decimoséptimo | seventeenth | {m} |
decimotercero | thirteenth | {adj} |
decimotercero | thirteenth | {m} |
decir | to call; to name | {v} |
decir | to say | {v} |
decir | to show; to demonstrate | {v} |
decir | to speak | {v} |
decir | to tell | {v} |
decir piropos | To flirt; to make flattering comments | {v} |
decisión | decision | {f} |
decisivo | decisive | {adj} |
declamar | to declaim | {v} |
declaración | statement | {f} |
declaración de impuestos | tax return | {f} |
declarar | to declare, to state | {v} |
declinación | declension | {f} |
declinar | to lean (hang outwards) | {vr} |
declinar | to decline | {vt} |
declive | decline | {m} |
decámetro | decametre | {m} |
decodificar | to decode | {v} |
decolar | to take off | {v} |
decolorar | to bleach | {v} |
decomisar | to confiscate | {v} |
decoración | decoration | {f} |
decorado | decorated | {adj} |
decorado | set, scenery | {m} [cinema, theater] |
decorado | decoration | {m} |
decorado | recitation | {m} |
decorador | decorator | {m} |
decorar | to decorate | {v} |
decorar | to recite | {v} |
decorativo | decorative | {adj} |
decrecer | to decrease | {v} |
decrecido | decreased | {adj} |
decreciente | decreasing | {adj} |
decrepitud | decrepitude | {f} |
decretar | to decree | {v} |
decreto | decree | {m} |
decreto judicial | writ | {n} |
decrépito | decrepit | {adj} |
dedal | thimble | {m} |
dedicación | dedication | {f} |
dedicado | dedicated | {adj} |
dedicar | To dedicate | {v} |
dedicarse | reflexive form of dedicar To devote oneself | {vr} |
dedicarse | reflexive form of dedicar To engage oneself with (work) | {vr} |
dedito | diminutive form of dedo (finger; toe) | {m} |
de dónde eres | Where are you from? | {phrase} |
de dónde es Usted | Where are you from? | {phrase} |
dedo | digit | {m} |
dedo | finger | {m} |
dedo | toe | {m} |
dedo meñique | little finger | {m} |
dedo pulgar | big toe | {m} |
dedo pulgar | thumb | {m} |
deducción | deduction | {f} |
deducir | to deduce, to deduct, to infer | {v} |
de esta manera | thus (in this way or manner) | {adv} |
defecación | defecation | {f} |
defecar | to defecate | {v} |
defecto | default | {m} |
defecto | defect | {m} |
defecto | deficiency | {m} |
defecto | fault | {m} |
defecto | flaw | {m} |
defectuoso | defective (having one or more defects) | {adj} |
defender | to defend (contra, de - against, from) | {v} |
defender | to prohibit | {v} |
defenestración | defenestration | {f} |
defenestrar | To defenestrate | {v} |
defenestrar | To fire, to expel someone from a position of power | {v} |
defensa | bumper | {f} [automotive] |
defensa | defense | {f} |
defensa | retaining wall | {f} |
defensa | back | {m} [sports] |
defensiva | defensive | {f} |
defensivamente | defensively | {adv} |
defensivo | defensive | {adj} |
defensor | defending | {adj} |
defensor | advocate | {m} |
defensor | defender | {m} |
defeño | of or relating to Mexico's Federal District, Mexico City | {adj} [Mexico] |
defeño | person from Mexico D.F | {m} [Mexico] |
deficiencia | deficiency | {f} |
definición | definition | {f} |
definición | (plural): rules, statutes | {f} |
definido | clear | {adj} |
definido | definite | {adj} |
definir | to define | {v} |
definitivamente | definitely | {adv} |
definitivo | definitive; conclusive | {adj} |
deflación | deflation | {f} |
deflactar | deflate | {v} [finance] |
deflagración | deflagration (intense fire) | {f} |
deflagrar | to deflagrate | {v} |
deflexión | deflection, deflexion | {f} |
defoliante | defoliant | {m} |
defoliar | to defoliate | {v} |
deformación | deformation | {f} |
deformar | to deform or disfigure | {v} |
deformidad | deformity | {f} |
defraudar | to defraud | {v} |
defunción | decease, death | {f} |
degeneración | degeneration | {f} |
degenerar | to degenerate | {v} |
deglutir | to swallow | {vt} [formal] |
degollar | To cut the throat | {v} |
de golpe | suddenly; all of a sudden | {adv} [idiomatic] |
de gorra | gratis; for free; for nothing | {adv} [idiomatic] |
degradación | degradation | {f} |
degradar | to degrade, to debase | {v} |
degustación | the action of tasting, sampling | {f} |
degustar | to taste | {v} |
de hecho | in fact | {adv} |
dehesa | meadow, pasture | {f} |
dehydrogenizado | dehydrogenated | {adj} |
deicida | deicidal | {adj} |
deicidio | deicide | {m} |
deidad | deity | {f} |
deificar | to make a god of; to deify | {v} |
de inmediato | immediately | {adv} |
dejado | sloppy, lax (person) | {adj} |
dejar | to allow oneself to be | {vr} |
dejar | to grow | {vr} |
dejar | to leave behind; to forget | {vr} |
dejar | to let oneself go | {vr} |
dejar | to abandon | {vt} |
dejar | to allow | {vt} |
dejar | to cease, stop (doing something) | {vt} |
dejar | to leave | {vt} |
dejar | to let | {vt} |
dejar | to let go | {vt} |
dejar plantado | to jilt, to let down, to leave in the lurch | {v} |
del | of the, from the (+ a masculine noun in singular) | {contraction} |
delación | accusation | {f} |
Delacruz | Spanish surname | {prop} |
delantal | apron | {m} |
delante | in front of, forwards | {adv} |
delantero | forward | {adj} |
delantero | front | {adj} |
delatar | to betray | {v} |
delatar | to reveal, inform | {v} |
delator | telltale | {adj} |
delator | betrayer, accuser | {m} |
delator | informer | {m} |
delatora | feminine form of delator | {f} |
Delaware | {prop} [l/en, Delaware] | |
del culo | fucking (used as an intensifier) | {adv} [idiomatic, vulgar] |
del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho | That's easier said than done | {proverb} |
del dicho al hecho hay mucho trecho | Things are easier said than done | {proverb} |
delectación | delectation | {f} |
delegación | delegation | {f} |
delegada | (female) delegate | {f} |
delegado | agent, representative | {m} |
delegado | delegate | {m} |
delegar | to delegate | {v} |
deleitar | to please, to delight | {v} |
deleite | delight, delectation | {m} |
deletrear | to spell | {v} |
delfinario | dolphinarium | {m} |
delfín | dolphin | {m} |
delfín mular | bottlenose dolphin | {m} |
delfín nariz de botella | bottlenose dolphin | {m} |
delgado | thin, skinny | {adj} |
Delgado | Spanish surname | {prop} |
Delia | female given name | {prop} |
deliberadamente | deliberately | {adv} |
deliberado | deliberate | {adj} |
deliberar | to deliberate | {v} |
delicadamente | delicately | {adv} |
delicadeza | delicateness | {m} |
delicado | delicate | {adj} |
delicado | fussy | {adj} |
delicado | refined | {adj} |
delicia | delight | {f} |
delicia | pleasure | {f} |
delicioso | delicious | {adj} |
delimitar | to delimit | {v} |
delincuencia | crime, delinquency | {f} |
delincuente | delinquent, criminal | {adj} |
delincuente | delinquent, criminal | {mf} |
delinear | to delineate, to outline | {vt} |
delinquir | to be delinquent | {v} |
delinquir | to commit a crime | {v} |
delirante | delirious | {adj} |
delirar | to be delirious | {v} |
delirio | delirium | {m} |
delito | crime; offense | {m} |
della | (contraction of de and ella) of the | {contraction} [obsolete] |
dello | (contraction of de and ello) of the | {contraction} [obsolete] |
del montón | Common, average, ordinary | {adj} |
de lo contrario | otherwise. Under different circumstances | {adv} |
Delosreyes | A common surname especially common in the Philippines | {prop} |
del árbol caído todos hacen leña | everyone kicks you when you're down | {proverb} |
delírium | delirium | {m} |
delta | Greek letter delta | {f} |
delta | A river delta | {m} |
deltametrina | deltamethrin | {f} |
deltoides | deltoid | {m} |
demacrado | emaciated, gaunt, drawn, haggard | {adj} |
de mala gana | reluctantly, grudgingly | {adv} [idiomatic] |
demanda | demand | {f} |
demandadero | a messenger or errand-runner for a locale (e.g. nunnery, prison, or house) that does not live there | {vm} |
demandar | to demand, to claim | {v} |
demandar | to file suit, to implead | {v} |
demarcación | demarcation | {f} |
demarcar | Mark the bounds of; define; delimit | {v} |
demasía | daring, boldness, audacity | {f} |
demasía | excess | {f} |
demasía | insolence, discourtesy | {f} |
demasiado | too much, too many, excessive | {adj} |
demasiado | excessively, too, too much | {adv} |
demócrata | democrat | {mf} |
demencia | dementia | {f} |
demencia | madness | {f} |
demente | crazy | {adj} |
demente | demented | {adj} |
demeritar | to discredit | {v} |
demiurgo | demiurge, Demiurge | {m} |
democracia | democracy | {f} |
democracia plutocrática | plutodemocracy | {f} |
democratacristiano | Christian Democrat | {adj} |
democratizar | democratize | {v} |
democráticamente | democratically | {adv} |
democrático | democratic | {adj} |
demografía | demography | {f} |
demográfico | demographic | {adj} |
demoler | to demolish | {v} |
demolición | demolition | {f} |
demoníaco | demonic | {adj} |
demoníaco | possessed (by a demon or spirit) | {adj} |
demoniaco | demonic | {adj} |
demoniaco | possessed (by a demon or spirit) | {adj} |
demonio | demon, devil | {m} |
demonología | demonology | {f} |
demora | delay | {f} |
demorar | to delay | {v} |
demorar | to linger | {v} |
demorar | to postpone | {v} |
demorar | to tarry | {v} |
demostración | demonstration | {f} |
demostrar | to prove | {v} |
demostrar | to show, to demonstrate | {v} |
demostrativo | demonstrative | {adj} |
demostrativo | demonstrative | {adj} [grammar] |
demostrativo | demonstrative | {m} [grammar] |
demás | other, remaining | {adj} |
demás | besides | {adv} |
demás | others, the other ones | {pron} |
demudar | to change | {vr} |
demudar | to change | {vt} |
de nada | think nothing of it, you're welcome, don't mention it | {interj} |
dendrología | dendrology | {f} |
dendrítico | dendritic | {adj} |
denegado | denied | {adj} |
denegar | to deny | {v} |
denegar | to refuse | {v} |
dengue | dengue | {m} |
denigrar | to denigrate | {v} |
denominación | denomination | {f} |
denominador | denominating | {adj} |
denominador | denominator (that which denominates) | {m} |
denominador | denominator (the number or expression written below the line in a fraction) | {m} [mathematics] |
denominar | to name; to designate | {v} |
denominativo | denominative | {adj} [grammar] |
denominativo | denominative | {m} [grammar] |
denostar | to insult | {v} |
denotar | to denote | {v} |
denotar | to show | {v} |
densamente | densely | {adv} |
densidad | density | {f} [physics] |
densidad | thickness, heaviness | {f} |
denso | dense, thick | {adj} |
dentado | crenate | {adj} [botany] |
dentado | toothed | {adj} |
dentado | perforation | {m} [philately] |
dentadura | denture (artificial replacement of one or more teeth) | {f} |
dentadura | teeth | {f} |
dentadura postiza | denture, false teeth | {f} [dentistry] |
dental | {adj} [l/en, dental] | |
dentellear | to nibble | {v} |
dentista | dentist | {mf} |
dentro | indoors | {adv} |
dentro | inside (for space) | {adv} |
dentro | within, in (for time) | {adv} |
dentro de | in, inside | {prep} |
de nuevo | again | {adv} [idiomatic] |
denuncia | report | {f} |
denunciante | denouncer | {m} |
denunciar | to accuse | {v} |
denunciar | to denounce | {v} |
de oídas | from hearsay; from the grapevine | {adv} [idiomatic] |
deontológico | deontological | {adj} |
deontología | deontology | {f} |
de otra manera | otherwise. In another way | {adv} |
DEP | descanse en paz | {initialism} |
deparar | to provide with | {v} |
de par en par | (of doors, windows, etc) wide open | {adv} |
de par en par | (of people in a line) two by two | {adv} |
departamental | departmental | {adj} |
departamento | apartment, flat | {m} |
departamento | department | {m} |
de parte de | on behalf of | {adv} |
departir | to converse | {v} |
de pe a pa | completely | {phrase} |
de pe a pa | detailedly | {phrase} |
de pe a pa | from A to Z | {phrase} |
de pe a pa | from cover to cover | {phrase} |
dependencia | dependence | {f} |
dependencia | dependency | {f} |
depender | to depend, to be subject to | {v} |
dependiente | dependent | {adj} |
dependiente | employee that attends to customers | {m} |
deplección | Gradual reduction, or depletion | {f} |
deplorable | deplorable | {adj} |
deplorar | to deplore | {v} |
deponer | to depose | {v} |
de porrazo | in one go | {adv} [colloquial, idiomatic] |
deportación | deportation | {f} |
deportar | to deport | {v} |
deporte | sport | {m} |
deportista | sportsman | {mf} |
deportista | sportswoman | {mf} |
deportivo | sportive | {adj} |
depositar | to deposit | {v} |
depravar | to deprave | {v} |
depreciar | to depreciate | {v} |
depredación | depredation | {f} |
depredación | embezzlement | {f} |
depredador | predatory | {adj} |
depredador | predator | {m} |
depredadora | feminine form of depredador | {f} |
depresión | depression | {f} |
depresión | depression (area of low air pressure) | {f} [weather, physics] |
depresivo | depressive | {adj} |
deprimente | depressing | {adj} |
deprimido | depressed | {adj} |
deprimir | to depress | {v} |
deprimir | to humiliate | {v} |
de prisa | hasty | {adj} |
de prisa | hastily | {adv} |
deprisa | quickly, hurriedly | {adv} |
depósito | deposit | {m} |
depósito | sediment, dregs | {m} |
depósito | store, stock, depot | {m} |
depósito | tank | {m} |
de pura cepa | full-blooded | {phrase} |
depurar | to purify | {v} |
de puta madre | great, very good | {adj} [slang, vulgar] |
derecha | right | {f} |
derechazo | right-handed punch, forehand | {m} |
derecho | correct, appropriate, right (correct) | {adj} |
derecho | right (direction), right-hand | {adj} |
derecho | straight, upright | {adj} |
derecho | duties, taxes, fees, charges | {m} |
derecho | law | {m} |
derecho | path, road | {m} |
derecho | right (direction, entitlement) | {m} |
derecho | right side | {m} |
derecho marítimo | admiralty law | {m} [legal] |
derechos humanos | human rights | {p} |
de refilón | out of the corner of one's eye | {adv} |
derelinquir | to abandon | {v} |
de reojo | Askance, or out of the corner of one's eye. Used with verbs of vision, such as look, or glance | {adv} |
de repente | suddenly, abruptly, (instantly) in a heartbeat | {adv} |
deriva | drift (Course or direction along which anything is driven; setting) | {f} |
derivación | derivation | {f} |
derivado | derivative | {m} |
derivar | to derive | {v} |
dermatólogo | dermatologist | {m} |
dermatoesqueleto | exoskeleton | {m} [zoology] |
dermatología | dermatology | {f} |
dermolipectomía | dermolipectomy | {f} [surgery] |
-dero | one or something that does, uses, or makes. e.g. pescadero, crujidero, saladero, aserradero, embarcadero | {suffix} |
derogar | to abolish, to annul (a law) | {v} |
derrama | allotment (of money to be paid by a group of people) | {f} |
derramado | spilt | {adj} |
derramamiento | shedding | {m} |
derramamiento | spillage | {m} |
derramar | to spill | {v} |
derrame | bleeding | {m} |
derrame | leakage | {m} |
derrapar | to skid | {v} |
derretido | extremely in love, lovesick | {adj} |
derretido | concrete | {m} |
derretir | to melt | {v} |
derribar | to demolish | {v} |
derribo | demolition | {m} |
derrito | a melting | {m} |
derrocamiento | overthrow | {m} |
derrocar | to demolish, to knock down | {v} |
derrocar | to hurl, to throw, to cast | {v} |
derrocar | to overthrow, to bring down | {v} |
derrocar | to weaken, to enervate | {v} |
derrochar | to waste, squander | {v} |
derroche | prodigality | {m} |
derroche | waste, dissipation | {m} |
derroche | wastefulness, thriftlessness | {m} |
derrota | defeat | {f} |
derrotar | to defeat | {v} |
derrotista | defeatist | {adj} |
derrumbar | to demolish | {vt} |
derrumbarse | reflexive form of derrumbar to collapse, break down, fall down | {vr} |
derrumbe | collapse (of a building) | {m} |
derrumbe | demolition | {m} |
derrumbe | landslide | {m} |
des- | dis-; indicative of a negative | {prefix} |
desabejar | to remove or exterminate bees from | {v} |
desabotonar | To unbutton | {vt} |
desabrido | bland, tasteless (lacking taste) | {adj} |
desabrir | to embitter | {v} |
desabrir | to give a bad taste to | {v} |
desabrochar | to unbutton | {vt} |
desacatar | to flout | {vt} |
desacato | contempt (open disrespect or willful disobedience of the authority) | {m} [legal] |
desaceleración | deceleration | {f} |
desacelerar | to decelerate | {v} |
desacertar | to be wrong | {v} |
desacierto | mistake | {m} |
desaconsejar | to advise against | {vt} [ditransitive] |
desacoplar | to decouple | {vt} |
desacreditar | to discredit | {vt} |
desactivar | to deactivate | {vt} |
desacuerdo | disagreement | {m} |
desafeitado | unshaven | {adj} |
desafeitado | unshaven | {m} |
desafiante | challenging | {adj} |
desafiante | defiant | {adj} |
desafiar | to challenge | {vt} |
desafilado | dull | {adj} [edge] |
desafío | challenge | {m} |
desafío | provocation | {m} |
desaforado | wild, uncontrolled, outrageous | {adj} |
desafortunadamente | unfortunately; regrettably | {adv} |
desafortunado | Without luck; unfortunate | {adj} |
desafuero | excess | {m} |
desafuero | impeachment | {m} |
desafuero | outrage, violence | {m} |
desagüe | drainage, gutter | {m} |
desagradable | unpleasant | {adj} |
desagradar | to be disagreeable | {vi} |
desagradecer | to be unthankful for, to be unappreciative of | {v} |
desagraviar | to make amends | {v} |
desagravio | amends | {m} |
desaguar | to drain | {v} |
desaguar | to waste | {v} |
desahijar | to separate young cattle from their mothers | {v} |
desahogar | to relieve | {v} |
desahogar | to violently express one's feelings; to vent; to rant | {v} |
desahogarse | to vent | |
desahogo | relief | {m} |
desahuciar | to evict | {v} |
desainar | to remove fat from | {v} |
desainar | to thin | {v} |
desairar | to snub; to slight | {v} |
desaire | snub; slight | {m} |
desajustar | to upset | {v} |
desalentado | dejected | {adj} |
desalentar | to discourage | {v} |
desalentarse | to become discouraged | {v} |
desaliñado | scruffy | {adj} |
desaliñar | to dirty, to disorder | {v} |
desaliento | dejection | {m} |
desalojar | to remove from, evict from | {vt} [~ de] |
desalojar | to vacate | {vt} |
desalojo | eviction | {m} |
desambiguación | disambiguation | {f} |
desamor | indifference | {m} |
Desamparados | female given name | {prop} |
desamparar | to forsake | {v} |
desandar | to retrace | {v} |
desangrar | to bleed | {v} |
desanimado | dejected | {adj} |
desanimar | to dishearten | {vt} |
desanudar | to untie | {v} |
desaparecer | to disappear | {vi} |
desaparecido | disappeared | {adj} |
desaparecido | disappeared (ones) | {m} |
desaparición | disappearance | {f} |
desapercibido | inconspicuous, discreet (without attracting attention) | {adj} |
desaprobar | to fail (such as an exam) | {vt} [Argentina] |
desaprobar | to disapprove | {vt} |
desaprovechar | to waste or squander | {v} |
desarmar | to disarm | {vt} |
desarme | disarmament | {m} |
desarollamiento | development | {m} |
desarollamiento | unfurl | {m} |
desarollo | development | {m} |
desarraigar | to uproot, root out, eradicate | {v} |
desarreglar | to upset or disrupt | {v} |
desarrollar | to develop | {vtr} [and] |
desarrollo | development | {m} |
desarticular | to disarticulate | {v} |
desarticular | to dislocate | {v} |
desarticular | to take apart | {v} |
desasir | to let go | {v} |
desasosegar | To become agitated | {v} |
desasosiego | agitation, restlessness | {m} |
desastre | disaster | {m} |
desastroso | disastrous | {adj} |
desatar | to untie, undo, unfasten, unleash | {vtr} |
desatar | to provoke, set off (especially suddenly) | {vt} |
desatender | disregard | {v} |
desatender | ignore, neglect (pay no attention) | {v} |
desatinado | crazy, wild | {adj} |
desautorizar | to deauthorize | {v} |
desaventajado | disadvantaged | {adj} |
desayunar | to have (for) breakfast | {vit} [and] |
desayunarse | reflexive form of desayunar To have breakfast | {vr} |
desayuno | breakfast | {m} |
desazón | disgust | {f} |
desazón | displeasure | {f} |
desazón | disquietness, uneasiness, restlessness | {f} |
desazón | insipidity, insipidness | {f} |
desazón | Soil that is unfit for farming | {f} |
desazonado | Not ready or fit for cultivation | {adj} [agriculture] |
desazonado | indisposed | {adj} |
desazonado | peevish | {adj} |
desbandada | scattering (of a crowd) | {f} |
desbandar | to disband | {v} [archaic] |
desbaratar | to debunk | {v} |
desbaratar | to rout | {v} |
desbaratar | to ruin, to destroy | {v} |
desbaratar | to spoil | {v} |
desbastar | to smooth | {v} |
desbloquear | to clear or unclog | {v} |
desbordamiento | overflow | {m} |
desbordar | to overflow | {vir} |
desbordar | to exceed (especially expectations, one's patience) | {vt} |
desbordar | to overfill | {vt} |
descabellado | absurd, unrealistic, wild | {adj} |
descabellar | to slaughter a bull by slitting his throat with a sword | {v} |
descabellar | to uncomb, messy up, undo | {v} |
descabellar | to scalp (something) | {vt} |
descabezar | to adjoin | {v} |
descabezar | to behead | {v} |
descabezar | to remove the top from | {v} |
descachar | to break | {vr} [Colombia] |
descachar | to lose one's horns | {vr} [Colombia] |
descachar | to put one's foot in it (make a mistake) | {vr} [Colombia] |
descachar | to dehorn | {vt} [Latin America] |
descacharrado | busted, broken | {adj} |
descache | accident, mistake, blunder, faux pas, slip | {m} [Colombia] |
descachimbar | to break, destroy, ruin | {v} [Nicaragua] |
descachimbar | to fall from a high place | {v} [Nicaragua] |
descafeinado | decaffeinated | {adj} |
descafeinar | to decaffeinate | {v} |
descalabrar | to damage, to ruin | {v} |
descalabrar | to hit | {v} |
descalabro | loss | {m} |
descalabro | misfortune | {m} |
descalificar | to disqualify | {vt} [sports] |
descalificar | to discredit | {vt} |
descalzar | to take off one's shoes | {vr} |
descalzar | to take off (a shoe) | {vt} |
descalzo | barefoot | {adj} |
descamisado | Peronist, usually of the working class | {adj} [endearing] |
descamisado | Peronist, usually of the working class | {adj} [pejorative] |
descamisado | shirtless | {adj} |
descamisado | A shirtless man | {m} |
descamisado | A Peronist man, usually of the working class | {m} [endearing] |
descamisado | A Peronist man, usually of the working class | {m} [pejorative] |
descampado | open ground, vacant lot | {m} |
descansabrazos | armrest | {m} |
descansar | To rest | {v} |
descanso | relief | {m} |
descanso | rest, break | {m} |
descapotable | convertible | {m} |
descaradamente | brazenly, audaciously, in bald-faced way | {adv} |
descarado | impudent; brazen-faced | {adj} |
descarboxilación | decarboxylation | {f} [organic compound] |
descarboxilado | decarboxylated | {adj} |
descarboxilante | decarboxylating | {adj} |
descarboxilar | to decarboxylate | {v} |
descarga | discharge | {f} |
descarga | download | {f} |
descarga | jam session | {f} |
descarga | unloading | {f} |
descargar | to download | {v} [computing] |
descargar | to discharge | {v} |
descargar | to fire, to discharge (a weapon) | {v} |
descargar | to unload | {v} |
descargo | rebuttal | {m} |
descargo | unloading | {m} |
descaro | impudence; cheek; nerve | {m} |
descarriar | to mislead, lead astray, to go wrong | {v} |
descarrilar | to derail | {v} |
descartar | to discard | {vt} |
descartar | to rule out | {vt} |
descascarar | to peel | {v} |
descendencia | descendants | {f} |
descender | to descend | {v} |
descendiente | descendant, offspring | {mf} |
descenso | decline | {m} |
descenso | descent | {m} |
descenso de ríos | rafting | {m} |
descentralización | decentralization | {f} |
descentralizado | decentralized | {adj} |
descentralizar | to decentralize (reduce the power of a governing body) | {v} |
descerebrado | mindless, brainless | {adj} |
descifrar | to decipher | {v} |
desclasificar | to declassify | {v} |
descolgar | to show up, do or say something out of the blue | {vr} [colloquial] |
descolgar | to fall behind (in a race) | {vr} [sports] |
descolgar | to pick up (a telephone receiver) | {vt} |
descolgar | to unhang, let down, lower | {vt} |
descollar | to stand out, excel | {vi} |
descolocado | misplaced, not in its place | {adj} |
descolocado | out of place | {adj} |
descolocado | {v} [past participle of, descolocar] | |
descolonización | decolonization | {f} |
descolonizador | decolonizing; that which decolonizes | {adj} |
descolorido | discolored, faded, pale, stained | {adj} |
descomedir | To be without restraint | {vr} [descomedirse] |
descomponer | to decompose, rot | {vtr} [and] |
descomponer | to discompose, unsettle | {vtr} [and] |
descomponerse | to break down | {vr} |
descomposición | decomposition | {f} |
descompuesto | broken down, out of order | {adj} |
descompuesto | misbehaved (of someone who formerly was more behaved) | {adj} |
descompuesto | rotten, decayed | {adj} |
descompuesto | rude, impolite | {adj} |
descompuesto | showing one’s age, seen better days, worse for the wear (said of someone whose face or body has become less attractive with age) | {adj} |
descomulgar | to excommunicate | {v} |
descomunal | enormous, huge | {adj} |
desconcertado | disconcerted, confused | {adj} |
desconcertante | baffling | {adj} |
desconcertar | to disconcert | {vt} |
desconchado | a chip; a damaged area of a surface | {m} |
desconchar | to chip; to damage the surface of something | {v} |
desconcierto | bewilderment, disorder, chaos | {m} |
desconectado | disconnected | {adj} |
desconectado | off-line | {adj} |
desconectar | to disconnect | {vt} |
desconectar | to switch off | {vt} |
desconexión | disconnection | {f} |
desconfianza | mistrust, distrust | {f} |
desconfiar | to distrust | {v} |
descongelar | to defrost | {v} |
descongelar | to thaw | {v} |
descongelar | to unfreeze | {v} |
desconocer | to not be familiar with | {v} |
desconocido | unknown | {adj} |
desconocido | stranger (unknown person) | {m} |
desconocido | unknown | {m} |
descontaminar | to decontaminate | {v} |
descontar | discount | {v} |
descontento | unhappy, discontented | {adj} |
descontento | discontent, dissatisfaction | {m} |
descontrol | a lack of control or order; unruliness | {m} |
descontrolado | uncontrolled, unruly, wild | {adj} |
descorchar | To uncork | {v} |
descorrer | to draw back (curtains) | {vt} |
descorrer | to slide open (a bolt, latch, etc.) | {vt} |
descortezar | to hull, to shell | {v} |
descortezar | to strip the bark off | {v} |
descortés | impolite, discourteous | {adj} |
descreer | to discredit | {v} |
describir | to describe | {v} |
descripción | description | {f} |
descriptivo | descriptive | {adj} |
descuartizar | to cut into pieces | {v} |
descubierto | discovered | {adj} |
descubridor | discovering | {adj} |
descubridor | discoverer | {m} |
descubrimiento | discovery | {m} |
descubrimiento | unveiling | {m} |
descubrir | to discover | {v} |
descubrir | to invent | {v} |
descubrir | to reveal | {v} |
descuento | discount | {m} |
descuidado | unkempt | {adj} |
descuidado | unkempt | {adj} |
descuidar | to neglect | {v} |
descuidar | to relieve from care | {v} |
descuido | incaution inattention | {m} |
descuido | mistake | {m} |
descuido | negligence | {m} |
desde | from (a location) | {prep} |
desde | since | {prep} |
desde | starting at (a quantity, such as a price) | {prep} |
desdeñar | to disdain (scorn, despise) | {v} |
desdecir | to deny | {v} |
desde hace | since (time span) | {adv} [idiomatic] |
desdel | from the | {contraction} [obsolete, before a singular masculine noun] |
desdel | since, since the | {contraction} [obsolete, before a singular masculine noun] |
desde luego | of course | {adv} |
desdeño | disdain | {m} |
desdeñosamente | disdainfully | {adv} |
desdeñoso | disdainful | {adj} |
desdibujar | to blur | {v} |
desdicha | bad luck | {f} |
desdichado | unhappy, unfortunate | {adj} |
desdén | disdain, scorn | {m} |
desdoblamiento | splitting | {m} |
desdoblar | to unfold | {v} |
deseable | desirable | {adj} |
desear | to desire | {v} |
desear | to wish | {v} |
desecativo | desiccative | {adj} |
desechable | disposable | {adj} |
desechable | throwaway | {adj} |
desechar | to discard | {v} |
desechar | to dismiss | {v} |
desecho | debris | {m} |
desecho | residue | {m} |
desecho | waste | {m} |
desembarazado | easygoing | {adj} |
desembarazado | free | {adj} |
desembarcar | To disembark | {v} |
desembarco | disembarkation, landing | {m} |
desembocadura | mouth (of a river) | {f} |
desembocar | to culminate | {v} |
desembocar | to flow | {v} |
desembolsar | to disburse | {v} |
desemborrachar | to sober up; to become sober | {v} |
desemejante | dissimilar, uneven, different | {adj} |
desempacar | To unpack | {v} |
desempate | tiebreak; tiebreaker | {m} |
desempeñar | to fill out (as in applications) | {v} |
desempeñar | To hold, to serve as (as in a position) | {v} |
desempeñar | to play | {v} |
desempeñar | To serve (as in a function) | {v} |
desempeño | performance | {m} |
desempleada | feminine form of desempleado | {f} |
desempleado | unemployed | {adj} |
desempleado | unemployed (person) | {m} |
desempleo | unemployment | {m} |
desempolvar | to dust off | {v} |
desencabestrar | to take off a halter | {v} |
desencadenamiento | triggering, unleashing | {m} |
desencadenar | to trigger | {v} |
desencadenar | to unleash, to release | {v} |
desencajar | to dislocate | {v} |
desencantador | disappointer | {n} |
desencantar | to disenchant | {v} |
desencanto | demystification | {m} |
desenchufar | to unplug | {v} |
desencuentro | discord, dissension | {m} |
desencuentro | failed meeting | {m} |
desencuentro | failure to meet | {m} |
desenfado | self-assurance, confidence | {m} |
desenfrenado | wild, rampant | {adj} |
desenfreno | lack of control, abandon, wildness | {m} |
desenfundar | to draw, to take out | {vt} [of money] |
desengañar | to disabuse | {vt} |
desenganchar | to unhitch | {v} |
desengaño | disappointment | {m} |
desengaño | Realization of the truth, especially after a period of deceit | {m} |
desenlace | outcome | {m} |
desenmarañar | to unravel | {v} |
desenmascarar | unmask | {v} |
desenojar | to abandon or quell ones anger | {vt} |
desenojo | The abandonment or quelling of anger | {m} |
desenredar | to untangle | {v} |
desenrollar | to unroll | {v} |
desenroscar | To uncoil | {v} |
desenroscar | To unscrew | {v} |
desensibilizar | to desensitize | {v} |
desentenderse | to not want to have anything to do with | {v} |
desenterrar | to dig up (something) | {vt} |
desenterrar | to exhume, to disinter | {vt} |
desentonar | to clash, look out of place | {v} |
desentrañar | to disembowel | {v} |
desentumecer | to loosen up | {v} |
desenvainar | to unsheathe | {v} |
desenvolver | to develop | {vr} |
desenvolver | to manage the situation | {vr} |
desenvolver | to unwrap | {v} |
deseo | desire | {m} |
deseo | wish | {m} |
deseoso | desirous | {adj} |
desequilibrar | to unbalance | {v} |
desequilibrarse | to become unbalanced | {vr} |
desequilibrio | disequilibrium | {m} |
desequilibrio | imbalance | {m} |
deserción | desertion | {f} |
desertar | to desert | {v} |
desertificación | desertification | {f} |
desertificar | to desertify | {v} |
desertización | desertification | {f} |
desertizar | to desertify | {v} |
desertor | deserter | {m} |
desertora | feminine form of desertor | {f} |
desesperación | desperation | {f} |
desesperadamente | desperately | {adv} |
desesperadamente | hopelessly | {adv} |
desesperado | desperate | {adj} |
desesperado | hopeless | {adj} |
desesperanza | hopelessness | {f} |
desesperar | to despair (to be driven to despair) | {vr} |
desesperar | to despair, exasperate | {vt} |
desestimar | to reject | {v} |
desfallecer | to become weak, wear out | {v} |
desfallecimiento | death, demise | {m} [archaic] |
desfallecimiento | weariness, lassitude | {m} |
desfasado | old-fashioned, outdated | {adj} |
desfasar | to freak out, drop out, become a misfit (behave contrary to rules and conventions) | {vp} [Spain] |
desfasar | to change the timing of | {v} |
desfasar | to dephase, change the phase | {v} |
desfase horario | jet lag | {m} |
desfavorable | adverse; unfavorable | {adj} |
desfavorecedor | unfavorable | {adj} |
desfavorecer | to work against, disfavor | {v} |
desfibradora | shredder | {f} |
desfibrilador | defibrillator | {m} |
desfigurar | to disfigure | {v} |
desfiladero | ravine, defile (narrow pass) | {m} |
desfilar | to parade | {vi} |
desfile | parade | {m} |
desflorar | to deflower | {vt} |
desfogar | to let off steam | {v} [colloquial] |
desfogar | to deflower | {v} |
desfondar | To break (by causing the bottom of something to come out) | {vt} |
desforzar | to enjoy taking revenge | {v} |
desforzar | to revenge | {v} |
desgajar | to tear off | {v} |
desganado | gumptionless, sluggish | {adj} |
desganado | hungerless | {adj} |
desganado | sad | {adj} |
desgarbado | ungainly, awkward, inelegant, lacking poise | {adj} |
desgarrar | to tear or rip | {v} |
desgastar | to use up or wear out | {vt} |
desgaste | wear | {m} |
desglosar | to itemize | {v} |
desglose | breakdown (listing or categorization in great detail) | {m} |
desgracia | accident, disaster | {f} |
desgracia | bad luck | {f} |
desgracia | disgrace | {f} |
desgracia | misfortune | {f} |
desgraciadamente | unfortunately; unluckily | {adv} |
desgraciado | unfortunate | {adj} |
desgraciado | unfortunate person | {m} |
desgraciar | To punish | {v} |
desgraciar | To ruin | {v} |
desgranar | to shuck | {v} |
desguace | scrapping | {m} |
desguace | scrapyard, junkyard | {m} |
desguanguañar | To disembowel, to rip the innards out of | {v} [Nicaragua] |
desguazar | to destroy, cut into pieces | {v} |
desguazar | to scrap (dispose at the scrapyard) | {v} |
deshacer | to come undone | {vr} |
deshacer | to get rid of (deshacerse de alguien o algo) | {vr} |
deshacer | to melt (deshacerse el hielo) | {vr} |
deshacer | to undo | {vt} |
deshebrar | to shred, to tear to pieces | {v} |
deshebrar | to unravel | {v} |
deshecho | destroyed | {adj} |
deshecho | demoralized, disheartened | {adj} [figuratively] |
deshecho | very tired or exhausted, strengthless | {adj} [figuratively] |
deshecho | melted (ice, gelatine) | {adj} |
deshecho | reverted (a command, magic, witchcraft, effect, etc.) | {adj} |
deshecho | undone | {adj} |
deshelar | to melt | {v} |
deshidratación | dehydration | {f} |
deshidratado | dehydrated | {adj} |
deshidratar | to dehydrate | {v} |
deshidrogenación | dehydrogenation | {f} [chemistry] |
deshidrogenasa | dehydrogenase | {f} [enzyme] |
deshielo | defrosting | {m} |
deshielo | thaw | {m} |
deshilachar | to fray | {v} |
deshilvanar | To untack | {v} |
deshojar | To defoliate; to remove the leaves from a plant or petals from a flower | {v} |
deshojar | To peel or husk | {v} |
deshojar | To tear pages from a book | {v} |
deshonestamente | dishonestly | {adv} |
deshonesto | dishonest | {adj} |
deshonra | attainder | {f} [obsolete] [legal] |
deshonrar | to dishonor | {v} |
deshuesar | to debone, to bone | {v} |
deshuesar | to remove the pit from | {v} |
deshumanizar | to dehumanize | {v} |
desidia | negligence, inertia | {f} |
desidia | procrastination | {f} |
desierto | desert | {adj} |
desierto | empty (of people) | {adj} |
desierto | uninhabited | {adj} |
desierto | desert | {m} |
designación | designation | {f} |
designar | to designate | {v} |
desigual | changeable (variable, cambiante) | {adj} |
desigual | unequal (descompensado) | {adj} |
desigual | uneven (irregular, poco igualado) | {adj} |
desigualdad | inequality | {f} |
desigualmente | unequally | {adv} |
desilusión | disappointment | {f} |
desilusión | disillusion | {f} |
desilusionado | disappointed | {adj} |
desilusionado | disillusioned | {adj} |
desilusionar | to disappoint | {v} |
desilusionar | to disillusion | {v} |
desincentivar | deter, act as a disincentive | {v} |
desinencia | ending or termination that is attached to a word stem | {f} [grammar] |
desinfectante | disinfectant | {adj} |
desinfectante | disinfectant | {m} |
desinfectar | to disinfect | {v} |
desinflar | to deflate | {v} |
desinhibido | abandoned; without restraint | {adj} |
desintegración | disintegration | {f} |
desintegrar | to disintegrate | {v} |
desinteresado | unselfish, selfless | {adj} |
desinterés | disinterest | {m} |
desintoxicación | detoxification | {f} |
desintoxicar | to detoxify, detoxicate | {v} |
desionizar | deionize | {v} |
desistir | to waive a right | {v} [legal] |
desistir | to desist | {v} |
desleal | disloyal | {adj} |
deslenguado | bigmouthed, indiscreet | {adj} |
deslenguado | informer, betrayer | {adj} |
deslenguar | to remove or cut out the tongue | {v} |
deslenguarse | to speak brashly without education | {v} |
desleír | to dilute | {v} |
desleír | to dissolve | {v} |
desligar | to untie, to unravel | {v} |
deslindar | to delimit | {v} |
deslinde | borderline | {m} |
deslinde | limit | {m} |
desliz | slip, lapse | {m} |
deslizar | to slip | {v} |
deslucir | to spoil, tarnish, mark | {v} |
deslumbrante | dazzling | {adj} |
deslumbrar | to dazzle, amaze | {vt} [figuratively] |
deslumbrar | to dazzle, to blind temporarily | {vt} [literally] |
deslustrar | to dull | {v} |
desmañado | clumsy, awkward | {adj} |
desmandar | to go astray | {vr} |
desmandar | to overstep | {vr} |
desmandar | to countermand, rescind | {vt} |
desmantelamiento | dismantlement | {m} |
desmantelar | to dismantle | {v} |
desmarcado | dissociated | {adj} |
desmarcado | unmarked (without a mark) | {adj} |
desmarcar | to dissociate oneself from | {vr} |
desmarcar | to unmark (to remove marks) | {vt} |
desmarimbar | to break, destroy, ruin | {v} [Nicaragua] |
desmarimbar | to fall from a high place | {v} [Nicaragua] |
desmayado | pale; dull | {adj} |
desmayado | weak; fainting | {adj} |
desmayar | to faint | {v} |
desmayo | swoon | {m} |
desmedido | excessive | {adj} |
desmejorar | to weaken | {v} |
desmelenar | to lose one's composure, let one's hair down | {vr} [colloquial] |
desmelenar | to dishevel, to ruffle the hair of | {vt} |
desmembrar | to dismantle | {v} |
desmentido | refutation, denial | {m} |
desmentir | to belie; to give a false representation | {v} |
desmentir | to refute | {v} |
desmerecer | to criticize | {v} |
desmesura | excess | {f} |
desmesura | lack of measuring or control | {f} |
desmesurar | to shake up, mess up, disrupt | {v} |
desmigajar | to crumble | {v} |
desmigajar | to grind up | {v} |
desmina | desmin | {f} [protein] |
desmitificar | to demystify | {v} |
deísmo | deism | {m} |
desmontadura | clearing, leveling | {m} |
desmontadura | deforestation | {m} |
desmontar | to clear, to stub (cut a forest) | {v} |
desmontar | to level off | {v} |
desmonte | clearance | {m} |
desmonte | forest clearing | {m} |
desmoronar | to erode | {v} |
desmovilización | demobilization | {f} |
desnatar | to remove slag from molten metal | {v} |
desnatar | to remove the best part from something | {v} |
desnatar | to remove the cream from milk | {v} |
desnatar | to skim | {v} |
desnaturalización | denaturation | {f} [protein] |
desnaturalizado | denaturalized | {adj} |
desnaturalizado | denatured | {adj} |
desnaturalizar | to denature | {v} [chemistry] |
desnaturalizar | to denaturalize, to denature | {v} |
desánimo | dejection | {m} |
desnivel | grade, slope | {f} |
desnivel | leveler | {f} |
desnivel | uneven | {f} |
desnucar | to break someone's neck | {v} |
desnudar | to undress, to strip | {vt} |
desnudez | nudity, nakedness | {f} |
desnudista | nudist | {mf} |
desnudo | bare | {adj} |
desnudo | dispossessed, destitute | {adj} |
desnudo | naked, nude, undressed | {adj} |
desnudo | plain, clear, manifest | {adj} |
desnutrición | malnutrition | {f} |
desobedecer | to disobey | {v} |
desobediente | disobedient | {adj} |
desocupación | vacancy | {f} [countable] |
desocupación | unemployment | {f} [Latin America, uncountable] |
desocupar | to vacate | {v} |
desodorante | deodorant | {m} |
desolación | desolation | {f} |
desolado | desolate, brokenhearted, bleak (sad, hopeless) | {adj} |
desolado | desolate (deserted, unfit for habitation) | {adj} |
desolar | to grieve | {vr} |
desolar | to desolate, destroy | {v} |
de sol a sol | from dusk to dawn | {adj} [idiomatic] |
desollar | to flay | {v} |
desorden | disorder | {m} |
desordenado | messy | {adj} |
desordenar | to mess up; to make less tidy | {v} |
desorganizado | disorganized, untidy | {adj} |
desorganizar | to disorganize | {vt} |
desorientado | disorientated, lost, confused | {adj} |
desorientar | to disorient | {v} |
desosar | to debone | {v} |
desovar | to spawn, lay eggs | {v} |
desove | spawning, laying of eggs | {m} |
desoxiazúcar | deoxy sugar | {f} [organic compound] |
desoxirribonucleótido | deoxyribonucleotide | {m} [biochemistry] |
desoxirribosa | deoxyribose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
despachar | (store) to attend or serve | {v} |
despachar | to complete | {v} |
despachar | to dismiss | {v} |
despachar | to send or ship | {v} |
despacho | dispatch | {m} |
despacho | office | {m} |
despacio | quietly | {adv} [Latin American Spanish] |
despacio | slowly | {adv} |
desparasitar | to delouse | {v} |
desparramar | to splatter | {v} |
despecho | despair | {m} |
despecho | spite, resentment, anger, disappointment | {m} |
despectivo | pejorative | {adj} |
despedazar | to break someone's heart | {v} |
despedazar | to break the law | {v} |
despedazar | to tear to pieces | {v} |
despedida | farewell | {f} |
despedida | farewell party | {f} |
despedida a la francesa | To go on, or take, French leave | {f} |
despedido | laid off, dismissed (employees) | {adj} |
despedir | de To say goodbye to someone | {vr} |
despedir | To dismiss | {v} |
despedir | To fire from a job | {v} |
despedirse | to bid farewell | {v} |
despedirse | to say goodbye | {v} |
despegar | to detach | {v} |
despegar | to take off, remove | {v} |
despegue | takeoff (rising of an aircraft) | {m} |
despeinado | uncombed | {adj} |
despeinado | unkept, unkempt | {adj} |
despeinar | to take down the hair of | {v} |
despeinarse | to take down one's hair | {vr} |
despejado | clear (free of clouds) | {adj} |
despejado | clear (free of obstacles) | {adj} |
despejar | to clear; to remove | {v} |
despelotar | to deball, emasculate, or cause a fracas | {v} |
despelote | A fracas or hot mess | {n} |
despenalización | depenalization | {f} |
despenalizar | to depenalize | {vt} |
despensa | pantry | {f} |
despepitar | to seed | {v} |
desperdiciar | to waste | {v} |
desperdicio | waste | {m} |
desperdigado | scattered, all over the place | {adj} |
desperezarse | to stretch (oneself) | {v} |
desperfecto | flaw, defect | {m} |
despertador | alarm clock | {m} |
despertar | Awakening | {m} |
despertar | To awake | {v} |
despertar | To wake | {v} |
despertar | To wake up | {v} |
despertarse | reflexive form of despertar To wake up (stop sleeping) | {vr} |
despezar | to taper | {v} |
despiadado | unmerciful, ruthless | {adj} |
despidida | farewell party | {f} |
despido | dismissal | {m} |
despido | layoff | {m} |
despierto | awake | {adj} |
despiezar | quarter | {v} |
despiezar | take apart | {v} |
despilfarrar | to squander | {v} |
despilfarro | waste, waste of money, squandering | {m} |
despintar | to remove the paint from | {v} |
despistar | to throw off track | {v} |
despiste | absent-mindedness | {m} |
despiste | slip, slip-up (error) | {m} |
desplazamiento | motion | {m} |
desplazamiento | offset, shift | {m} |
desplazamiento | displacement | {m} [physics] |
desplazar | to displace | {v} |
desplazar | to move | {v} |
desplegable | pull-down | {adj} [computing] |
desplegable | fold-out, folding, foldable | {adj} |
desplegable | pull-out | {adj} |
desplegable | pullout | {f} |
desplegar | to deploy, unfold | {v} |
despliegue | deployment | {f} |
despliegue | unfolding | {f} |
desplumar | to plunder, rob | {v} [colloquial] |
desplumar | to pluck (remove feathers) | {v} |
despojar | to divest oneself of | {vr} |
despojar | to strip, clear, leave bare | {vt} |
despojo | pillage, plunder (action) | {m} |
despojo | scourge | {m} |
despolvar | to dust (to remove dust) | {vtr} [or] |
desportillar | to chip (to break a small piece from) | {v} |
desposar | to be married | {vp} |
desposar | to get engaged | {vp} |
desposar | to marry | {vt} |
desposeer | to take away someone's possessions; to deprive | {v} |
despotismo | despotism | {m} |
despotricar | sound off, rant | {v} [colloquial] |
despreciable | despicable, contemptible | {adj} |
despreciable | negligible | {adj} |
despreciar | To despise, to scorn | {v} |
despreciativo | derogatory | {adj} |
despreciativo | scornful | {adj} |
desprecio | scorn, contempt | {m} |
desprender | to detach | {v} |
desprendimiento | landslide | {m} |
desprendimiento | loosening | {m} |
despreocupado | carefree, careless (not concerned or worried) | {adj} |
despreocupado | careless (not giving sufficient attention or thought) | {adj} |
desprestigiar | to discredit | {v} |
desprevenido | unaware, oblivious | {adj} |
desprevenido | unprepared | {adj} |
desprevenido | unsuspecting | {adj} |
desproporcionado | disproportionate, undue | {m} |
despropósito | nonsense | {m} |
desproveer | to deprive someone of their possessions | {v} |
desprovisto | lacking | {adj} |
despótico | despotic | {adj} |
despuntar | to blunt | {v} |
después | after | {adv} [followed by “de”] |
después | later | {adv} |
después | next | {adv} |
desquiciado | crazy, strange (mentally disturbed) | {adj} |
desquiciar | to derange, drive crazy | {v} |
desquiciar | to unhinge | {v} |
desquitar | to take revenge, pay back | {vr} |
desquitar | to compensate | {vt} |
desquite | revenge | {m} |
desregular | to deregulate | {v} |
desértico | desert; of or pertaining to the desert | {adj} |
deísta | deist | {mf} |
destacable | notable, noteworthy | {adj} |
destacado | outstanding, notable | {adj} |
destacamento | detachment, detail | {m} [military] |
destacar | to detach troops | {v} [military] |
destacar | to emphasize | {v} |
destacar | to stand out | {v} |
destapar | to open | {v} |
destape | disclosure | {m} [Mexico] |
desteñir | to fade | {v} |
destellar | to sparkle | {v} |
destello | sparkle | {m} |
destello | sparkling | {m} |
destemplar | To get out of tune | {vr} [music] |
destemplar | To get sick | {vr} |
destemplar | To cause to be out of shape | {vt} |
destemplar | To cause to go out of tune | {vt} |
destemplar | To mess up | {vt} |
desterrar | to exile | {vt} |
destetar | to wean | {v} |
destierro | exile | {m} |
destierro | wilderness | {m} |
destilar | to distill | {v} |
destilar | to exude | {v} |
destilar | to filter | {v} |
destilería | distillery | {f} |
destinar | to appoint | {v} |
destinatario | addressee (the person or organization to which something, such as a letter or message, is addressed, for whom the item is intended) | {m} |
destino | destination | {m} |
destino | destiny, fate | {m} |
destino | position, post | {m} |
destituido | Fired | {adj} |
destituir | to cashier (dismiss from service) | {v} |
destituir | to dismiss, sack, lay off | {v} |
destocar | to remove the hat of | {v} |
destorcer | to untwist | {v} |
destornillador | screwdriver (a tool used to turn screws) | {m} |
destornillar | to unscrew | {v} |
destrabar | to remove obstacles or hindrances | {v} |
destraillar | to unleash | {v} |
destreza | skill | {f} |
destripador | ripper (murderer who kills and often mutilates victims with a blade) | {m} |
destripar | to disembowel | {v} |
destripar | to gut | {v} |
destronar | to depose | {v} |
destrozado | devastated | {adj} |
destrozado | torn, ripped | {adj} |
destrozar | to destroy, to break | {v} |
destrozo | destruction | {m} |
destrozo | massacre | {m} |
destrucción | destruction | {f} |
destructible | {adj} [l/en, destructible] | |
destructivo | destructive | {adj} |
destructor | destroying | {adj} |
destructor | destructive | {adj} |
destructor | destroyer (warship) | {m} |
destructor | destructor | {m} |
destructora | feminine form of destructor | {f} |
destruible | destructible | {adj} |
destruido | destroyed | {adj} |
destruir | to destroy | {v} |
desturcar | to be or go insane (i.e. "desturcado mental") | {v} [Nicaragua, vulgar] |
desturcar | to break, destroy | {v} [Nicaragua, vulgar] |
desunir | to divide | {v} |
desusado | Disused; obsolete | {adj} |
desuso | abeyance; stay | {m} |
desvainar | to shell (remove the covering of a vegetable) | {v} |
desvanecer | to vanish | {v} |
desvaír | to lose color, strength or intensity | {v} |
desvarío | delirium | {m} |
desvelar | to work tirelessly | {vr} [figuratively] |
desvelar | to be vigilant | {vr} |
desvelar | to keep awake | {vt} |
desvelar | to reveal, unveil | {vt} |
desventaja | disadvantage, drawback, downside, weakness | {f} |
desventajosamente | disadvantageously, unprofitably, unfavorably | {adv} |
desventajoso | disadvantageous, unprofitable, unfavorable | {adj} |
desventura | misfortune | {f} |
desventura | trouble | {f} |
desventura | unhappiness | {f} |
desvergüenza | shamelessness, impudence | {f} |
desvergonzadamente | shamelessly, or unblushingly | {adv} |
desvergonzado | shameless | {adj} |
desvergue | party | {m} [Guatemala] |
desvestir | to undress | {v} |
desvestirse | to get undressed | {vr} |
desviación | detour | {f} |
desviación | deviation | {f} |
desviado | aberrated | {adj} |
desviado | detoured | {adj} |
desviado | redirected | {adj} |
desviar | to detour | {v} |
desvinculación | separation | {f} |
desvinculación asistida | outplacement (the process of helping to find new employment for redundant workers) | {f} |
desvincular | to separate from | {v} |
desvirgar | to deflower | {vt} |
desván | attic, loft | {m} |
desvío | detour, diversion | {m} |
desvío | deviation | {m} |
desvío | redirection | {m} |
detalladamente | in detail | {adv} |
detallado | detailed, intricate | {adj} |
detallar | to detail | {v} |
detalle | detail | {m} |
detallista | thoughtful | {adj} |
de tapadillo | in secret; on the hush-hush | {adv} [idiomatic] |
detección | detection | {f} |
detectar | to detect | {v} |
detective | {mf} [l/en, detective] | |
detector | detector | {m} |
detector de metal | metal detector | {n} |
detención | arrest | {f} |
detención | detention | {f} |
detención | stopping, halt | {f} |
detener | to arrest | {v} |
detener | to detain | {v} |
detener | to stop, halt | {v} |
detenerse | reflexive form of detener To stop oneself | {vr} |
detenida | feminine form of detenido | {f} |
detenidamente | dilatorily, cautiously, attentively | {adv} |
detenido | arrested | {adj} |
detenido | stopped | {adj} |
detenido | thorough, careful | {adj} |
detenido | detainee | {m} |
detenido | prisoner, arrested person | {m} |
detentar | to hold or retain | {v} |
detente | An amulet or talisman carried for protection against harm | {m} |
detente | A painted or embroidered image of a saint carried over the heart to ward off danger or attack | {m} |
detente | détente (period of history involving calming of tension between the USSR and the U.S.) | {m} |
Detente, bala | Stop, bullet | {phrase} |
detergente | detergent | {adj} |
detergente | detergent | {m} |
deterger | to cleanse, to deterge | {v} |
deteriorar | to worsen | {v} |
determinación | decision | {f} |
determinación | determination | {f} |
determinación | firmness | {f} |
determinado | determinate | {adj} |
determinante | determiner | {m} [grammar] |
determinante | determinant | {m} [linear algebra] |
determinar | to determine | {v} |
detestar | to detest, to loathe, to abominate | {v} |
de todos modos | anyway, in any case | {adv} |
detonación | detonation, explosion | {f} |
detonador | detonator | {f} |
detonar | to detonate | {v} |
detrito | debris, detritus | {m} |
detrás | after | {adv} |
detrás | behind, at the rear | {adv} |
deuda | debt | {f} |
deudor | debtor | {m} |
Deuteronomio | Deuteronomy | {prop} [biblical] |
devanar | to coil, wind | {v} |
devanarse los sesos | to rack one's brains | {v} [idiomatic] |
de vanguardia | state-of-the-art, cutting-edge | {adj} |
devastado | devastated (completely destroyed) | {adj} |
devastador | devastating, destructive | {adj} |
devastar | to devastate | {vt} |
develar | to unveil, to reveal | {v} |
devenir | to happen | {v} |
de veras | truly, really | {adv} |
de vez en cuando | occasionally; once in a while; now and then; from time to time | {adv} [idiomatic] |
devoción | devotion | {f} |
devolución | devolution | {f} |
devolución | refund | {f} |
devolución | return | {f} |
devolver | to devolve | {v} |
devolver | to return, refund, restore, repay, give back, hand back, bring back, send back etc | {v} |
devolver | to vomit | {v} |
devorar | to devour | {v} |
devotamente | devotedly | {adv} |
devoto | devoted | {adj} |
devoto | devout, pious | {adj} |
devoto | devotee; admirer | {m} |
dextrano | dextran | {m} [organic compound, carbohydrates] |
dextrina | dextrin | {f} [carbohydrates] |
dextrorso | clockwise, deasil | {adj} |
dextrosa | dextrose | {f} |
deyección | defecation | {f} |
deyección | ejecta | {f} [geology] |
deyección | excrement | {f} [plural] |
dezir | obsolete spelling of decir | {v} |
DF | Distrito Federal (Mexican federal district) | {abbr} |
déficit | deficit | {m} |
déficit | shortage | {m} |
dígito | digit (numeral) | {m} |
di- | {prefix} [l/en, di-] | |
diabetes | diabetes | {f} |
diabla | feminine form of diablo | {f} |
diabólico | diabolic | {adj} |
diablito | diminutive form of diablo | {m} |
diablo | devil | {m} |
diablura | prank | {f} |
diabético | diabetic | {adj} |
diacilglicerol | diacylglycerol, diglyceride | {m} |
diacrítico | diacritical | {adj} |
diacrítico | diacritic, diacritical mark | {m} |
diadema | diadem, crown | {f} |
diadema | halo | {f} |
diadema | tiara (ornamental coronet) | {f} |
diafanidad | pellucidness, transparency | {f} |
diafragma | diaphragm | {m} |
diafragmático | diaphragmatic | {adj} |
diagnosticar | to diagnose | {v} |
diagnóstico | diagnostic | {adj} |
diagnóstico | diagnosis | {m} |
diagonal | {adj} [l/en, diagonal] | |
diagonal | {f} [l/en, diagonal] | |
diagonalizable | diagonalizable | {adj} |
diagonalizar | to diagonalize | {v} |
diagonalmente | diagonally | {adv} |
diagonal principal | main diagonal | {f} [linear algebra] |
diagrama | diagram | {m} |
diagrama de flujo | flow chart | {m} |
dial-a-ride | dial-a-ride | {m} [US] |
dialectal | dialectal | {adj} |
dialectismo | {m} [l/en, dialectism] | |
dialecto | dialect | {m} |
dialogar | to dialogue | {v} |
dialogar | to talk, discuss | {v} |
diamante | diamond | {m} [card games] |
diamante | diamond | {m} |
diamante mandarín | zebra finch | {m} |
diamantífero | diamondiferous | {adj} [mineralogy] |
diamantino | Of or relating to diamonds | {adj} |
diamantino | hard, solid, unbreakable | {adj} [poetic, figuratively] |
diametral | (relating to a diameter) | {adj} [l/en, diametral] |
diametralmente | diametrically | {adv} |
diana | archery target | {f} |
diana | bullseye (of an archery target) | {f} |
diana | first call (military wakening call) | {f} |
Diana | female given name | {prop} |
Diana | {prop} [Roman god] [l/en, Diana] | |
diantre | bloody hell | {interj} [obsolete] |
diantre | devil | {m} [colloquial, euphemistic, obsolete] |
diapasón | diapason | {m} |
diapasón | tuning fork | {m} |
diaplejía | diparesis | {f} |
diariamente | daily (every day) | {adv} |
diario | daily | {adj} |
diario | diary, journal | {m} |
diarrœa | rare spelling of diarrea | {f} |
diarrea | diarrhea | {f} |
diarreico | diarrheic | {adj} |
diastasa | diastase | {f} [enzyme] |
diatomea | diatom | {f} |
diazina | diazine | {f} [organic compound] |
diazinón | diazinon | {m} |
diazometano | diazomethane | {m} [organic compound] |
dibenzofurano | dibenzofuran | {m} [organic compound] |
dibujador | drawer, sketcher | {m} |
dibujante | drawing, sketching | {adj} |
dibujante | drawer, sketcher | {mf} |
dibujar | to describe vividly | {vt} |
dibujar | to outline | {vt} |
dibujar | to sketch, to draw | {vt} |
dibujarse | to be outlined, to stand out | {v} |
dibujarse | to be revealed, to take form | {v} |
dibujo | drawing | {m} |
dicción | diction | {f} |
diccionario | dictionary | {m} |
diccionarista | lexicographer, dictionary-maker | {mf} |
diócesis | diocese | {f} |
dicha | bliss | {f} |
dicha | luck | {f} |
dicho | mentioned, said | {adj} |
dicho | marriage vow | {m} |
dicho | proverb | {m} |
dicho | remark | {m} |
dicho | saying, expression | {m} |
dichosamente | happily, fortunately, luckily | {adv} |
dichoso | blissful | {adj} |
dichoso | fortunate, lucky | {adj} |
dicho y hecho | said and done; no sooner said than done | {phrase} |
diciembre | December | {m} |
dicotiledón | dicotyledonous | {adj} |
dicotiledón | dicotyledon | {m} [botany] |
dicotiledónea | dicotyledon | {f} |
dicotiledóneo | dicotyledonous | {adj} |
dicotómico | dichotomic | {adj} |
dicotomía | dichotomy (all senses) | {f} |
dictablanda | A soft-handed dictatorship or a benevolent dictator | {m} |
dictado | dictation | {m} |
dictador | A dictator | {m} |
dictadura | dictatorship | {f} |
dictar | to dictate | {v} |
dictar | to give; to deliver (i.e. a lecture) | {v} |
dictar | to pronounce | {v} |
dicótomo | dichotomous | {adj} |
didácticamente | didactically | {adv} |
didáctico | didactic | {adj} |
diecinueve | nineteen | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
dieciocho | eighteen | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
diecisiete | seventeen | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
dieciséis | sixteen | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
Diego | male given name, thought to be a diminutive of Santiago. | {prop} |
diegueño | The Ipai language (diegueño del Norte) | {m} |
diegueño | The Kumeyaay language (diegueño del Sur) | {m} |
diegueño | The Kumeyaay people, a Native American tribe of Southern California and Baja California | {m} |
dieno | diene | {m} [organic chemistry] |
diente | clove (of garlic) | {m} |
diente | tooth | {m} |
diente de leche | milk tooth | {m} |
diente de león | dandelion | {m} |
diente incisivo | incisor | {m} |
diestro | right-handed | {adj} |
diestro | right, right-hand (direction) | {adj} |
diestro | skillful, dexterous, adroit | {adj} |
diestro | bullfighter | {m} [bullfighting] |
dieta | diet | {f} |
dieta | diet (a council or assembly of leaders) | {f} |
dietilenglicol | diethylene glycol | {m} [organic compound] |
dietiléter | diethyl ether | {m} [organic compound] |
dietista | dietitian, dietician | {mf} |
dietético | dietetic, dietary | {adj} |
diez | ten | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
Diez Mandamientos | The Ten Commandments | {prop} [pluralonly] |
diezmar | to decimate | {v} |
diezmar | to tithe (pay a tithe) | {v} |
diezmo | tenth | {adj} [archaic] |
diezmo | tithe | {m} |
Diez Palabras | The Ten Commandments | {prop} [pluralonly] |
difamación | defamation | {f} |
difamar | to defame | {v} |
difamatorio | defamatory | {adj} |
diáfano | pellucid, transparent | {adj} |
difícil | difficult | {adj} |
difícilmente | scarcely | {adv} |
difícilmente | with difficulty | {adv} |
diferencia | difference | {f} |
diferenciación | differentiation | {f} |
diferencial | differential | {adj} |
diferencial | differential | {adj} [mathematics] |
diferencial | differential | {f} [mathematics] |
diferencial | differential | {m} |
diferencial | differential, gap | {m} [economics] |
diferenciar | to differentiate | {v} |
diferendo | dispute | {m} |
diferente | different | {adj} |
diferentemente | differently | {adv} |
diferir | to defer | {v} |
diferir | to differ | {v} |
dificultad | difficulty | {f} |
dificultar | to make difficult | {v} |
dificultoso | difficult, tricky | {adj} |
difosfato | diphosphate | {m} |
difracción | diffraction | {f} |
difractar | to diffract | {v} |
difteria | diphtheria | {f} |
difundir | to spread, to disseminate (ideas, etc.) | {v} |
difunto | deceased | {adj} |
difusión | spreading | {f} |
difuso | diffuse | {adj} |
digamma | digamma; the Greek letter Ϝ, ϝ | {f} |
digerir | to digest | {v} |
diégesis | The plot or narrative of a written work | {f} |
digestión | digestion | {f} |
digestivo | digestive | {adj} |
digestivo | digestive | {m} |
digital | dealing with discrete values rather than a continuous spectrum of values | {adj} |
digital | dealing with the display of numerical values | {adj} |
digital | digital; having to do with the fingers or toes | {adj} |
digital | foxglove (plant, flower) | {f} |
digitalizar | to digitalize | {v} |
dignamente | worthily | {adv} |
dignidad | dignity | {f} |
digno | dignified, respectful | {adj} |
digno | honourable | {adj} |
digno | worthy | {adj} |
digástrico | digastric, digastricus | {m} |
dihidroxiacetona | dihydroxyacetone | {f} [organic compound] |
dilación | delay | {f} |
dilatado | dilative | {adj} |
dilatador | dilating | {adj} |
dilatador | dilator | {m} |
dilatar | to dilate | {v} |
dilema | dilemma | {m} |
diletante | dilettante | {adj} |
diletante | dilettante | {mf} |
diligencia | diligence | {f} |
diligente | diligent, conscientious | {adj} |
diálisis | dialysis | {f} |
diálogo | dialogue | {m} |
dilucidar | to elucidate | {v} |
diluir | to dilute | {v} |
diluvial | diluvial | {adj} |
diluviar | to pour (as with rain) | {v} |
diluvio | deluge, downpour | {m} |
dime con quién andas, y te diré quién eres | Tell me who your friends are, and I'll tell you who you are. | {proverb} |
dimensión | dimension | {f} |
dimetil | dimethyl | {m} |
dimetilformamida | dimethylformamide | {f} [organic compound] |
dimetílico | dimethyl | {adj} |
dimetoxietano | dimethoxyethane | {m} [organic compound] |
diámetro | diameter | {m} |
diminuto | minute, tiny | {adj} |
dimitir | to resign | {v} |
Dinamarca | Denmark | {prop} |
dinamitar | to dynamite | {v} |
dinamo | dynamo | {m} |
dinastía | dynasty | {f} |
dineína | dynein | {f} [protein] |
dineral | mint (large amount of money) | {m} |
dinero | money | {m} |
dinero | wealth | {m} |
dinero contante | cash money | {m} |
dinero plástico | credit card (electronic money) | {m} |
dinitrofenilhidrazina | dinitrophenylhydrazine | {f} [organic compound] |
dinámicamente | dynamically | {adv} |
dinámico | dynamic | {adj} |
dinosaurio | dinosaur | {m} [zoology] |
dinástico | dynastic | {adj} |
dintel | lintel | {m} |
dinucleótido | dinucleotide | {m} [biochemistry] |
diodo | diode | {m} |
diol | diol | {m} [organic compound] |
dionisíaco | Dionysian | {adj} |
Dionisia | female given name, feminine form of Dionisio, equivalent to English Denise | {prop} |
dionisiaco | Dionysian | {adj} |
Dionisio | male given name, cognate to English Dionysius and Dennis | {prop} |
Dioniso | Dionysus | {prop} [Greek mythology] |
dios | god | {m} |
Dios | God | {prop} |
diosa de la cama | sex goddess | {f} [idiomatic] |
dios astado | Horned God | {n} |
Dios mío | An expression of shock or surprise, equivalent to English expressions like my God or oh my God | {interj} |
dioxina | dioxin | {f} [organic compound] |
dioxoantraceno | dioxoanthracene | {m} [organic compound] |
diploma | diploma | {m} |
diplomacia | diplomacy | {f} |
diplomática | diplomacy | {f} |
diplomática | feminine form of diplomático | {f} |
diplomático | diplomatic | {adj} |
diplomático | diplomat | {m} |
diplosoma | diplosome | {m} [cytology] |
dipéptido | dipeptide | {m} [organic compound] |
diputado | a representative in a legislative chamber | {m} |
diputado | deputy | {m} |
dique | dam, dike | {m} |
dique | dock | {m} |
dirección | address | {f} |
dirección | direction | {f} |
dirección | management, or running of a business or organisation | {f} |
dirección IP | IP address | {f} |
directa | high gear | {f} |
directamente | directly | {adv} |
directiva | board of directors | {f} |
directo | direct | {adj} |
director | director | {m} |
directora | (female) director | {f} |
directora | head (headmistress) | {f} |
directoral | directorial | {adj} |
directorio | directive | {m} |
directorio | directory | {m} |
directriz | guideline | {f} |
directriz | directrix | {f} [math] |
diéresis | dieresis | {f} |
dirigente | leading, ruling | {adj} |
dirigente | managing | {adj} |
dirigente | leader | {mf} |
dirigible | dirigible | {m} |
dirigido | directed | {adj} |
dirigir | to address, direct to | {v} |
dirigir | to direct | {v} |
dirigir | to lead, guide, conduct | {v} |
dirigir | to steer | {v} |
dirigirse | head (move in a specified direction), to go to | {vi} |
dirimir | to cancel, void | {v} |
dirimir | to resolve | {v} |
dis- | {prefix} [l/en, dis-] | |
disacaridasa | disaccharidase | {f} [enzyme] |
disacárido | disaccharide | {m} [carbohydrates] |
discapacitado | handicapped | {adj} |
discar | To dial | {v} |
discernir | to distinguish, discern | {v} |
disciplina | discipline | {f} |
disciplina | subject (area of study) | {f} |
disciplinar | to discipline | {v} |
disciplinario | disciplinary | {adj} |
disco | club, discotheque | {f} |
disco | disc | {m} |
disco | phonograph record or disc | {m} |
disco | rotary dial | {m} |
disco | discus | {m} [sports] |
disco duro | hard drive | {m} [computing] |
discografía | discography | {f} |
discográfico | discographical | {adj} |
discoide | disk-shaped; discoid | {adj} |
disconforme | dissatisfied, unhappy | {adj} |
discoteca | discotheque, club | {f} |
discípulo | disciple | {m} |
discípulo | pupil | {m} |
discreción | discretion | {f} |
discrepancia | conflict | {f} |
discrepancia | discrepancy | {f} |
discrepar | to disagree | {v} |
discretamente | tactfully | {adv} |
discreto | discreet | {adj} |
discreto | discrete | {adj} |
discreto | modest | {adj} |
discreto | reasonable | {adj} |
discriminación | discrimination | {f} |
disculpa | excuse | {f} |
disculpar | to excuse | {v} |
disculpar | to forgive | {v} |
disculparse | reflexive form of disculpar To excuse oneself, to apologize | {vr} |
disculpándose | apologetically | {adv} |
discurrir | to discourse | {v} |
discurrir | to infer | {v} |
discurrir | to invent | {v} |
discurrir | to reason, think | {v} |
discurso | discourse | {m} |
discurso | speech | {m} |
discusión | argument | {f} |
discusión | discussion | {f} |
discutible | debatable | {adj} |
discutidor | argumentative | {adj} |
discutir | Of a group, to examine some subject in detail | {v} |
discutir | To discuss, to argue; to talk about | {v} |
diseñado | designed | {adj} |
diseñador | designer | {m} |
diseñar | to design | {vt} |
disecado | dissected | {adj} |
disecado | dried (plant) | {adj} |
disecado | stuffed (dead conserved animal) | {adj} |
disecado | preservation (of a plant) | {n} |
disecado | stuffing (of a dead animal for conservation) | {n} |
disecar | to dissect | {v} |
disecar | to dry, preserve (a plant) | {v} |
disecar | to mount | {v} |
disecar | to stuff (a dead animal for conservation) | {v} |
disección | dissection | {f} |
diésel | diesel fuel | {m} |
diseminar | to disseminate | {v} |
disensión | dissension; an act of dissent | {f} |
disensión | a fight or altercation | {f} [figuratively] |
disentería | dysentery | {f} |
disentir | to dissent | {v} |
disentérico | dysenteric | {adj} |
diseño | A design | {m} |
diseño | Spanish and Mexican land grants made in Alta California prior to the Mexican-American War | {m} [historical] |
diseño de terreno | A "design of the land" or landmap. Prior to becoming part of the United States, Mexico had established a land granting system for Alta California. It required the grantee to submit a "letter of request" accompanied by a diseño de terreno. | {phrase} |
disertar | to lecture | {v} |
diserto | skilled in speaking, eloquent | {adj} |
disfamar | alternative spelling of difamar | {v} |
disfemismo | dysphemism | {m} |
disfraz | costumes | {m} |
disfraz | disguise | {m} |
disfrazado | disguised | {adj} |
disfrazar | to disguise (to change the appearance) | {vtr} |
disfrutar | to enjoy | {v} |
disfunción | dysfunction | {f} |
disfunción eréctil | erectile dysfunction | {f} [pathology] |
disfuncional | dysfunctional | {adj} |
disgregar | to separate; disintegrate | {v} |
disgustada | feminine form of disgustado | {adj} |
disgustado | upset, annoyed, angry | {adj} |
disgustar | to disgust | {v} |
disgusto | annoyance | {m} |
disgusto | displeasure | {m} |
disidencia | dissidence | {f} |
disidente | dissident | {mf} |
disimulado | inconspicuous, discreet (without attracting attention) | {adj} |
disimular | to dissemble | {v} |
disipar | to dissipate | {v} |
dislexia | dyslexia | {f} |
dislocar | to dislocate | {vt} |
disléxico | dyslexic | {adj} |
disléxico | dyslexic | {m} |
disímil | dissimilar | {adj} |
disminución | reduction, abatement (act, process, or result of reducing, or abating) | {f} |
disminuido | diminished | {adj} |
disminuir | to decrease | {v} |
dismutación | disproportionation | {f} |
dismutasa | dismutase | {f} [enzyme] |
disnea | dyspnea, shortness of breath | {f} |
Disneylandia | Disneyland | {prop} |
disociar | to dissociate | {v} |
disolución | solution | {f} [chemistry] |
disolvente | solvent (having the power of dissolving) | {adj} |
disolvente | solvent | {m} |
disolver | to solve | {v} [obsolete] |
disolver | to break up | {v} |
disolver | to dissolve | {v} |
disonancia | dissonance, disharmony, discord | {f} |
dispar | bumpy | {adj} |
dispar | disparate | {adj} |
dispar | inhomogeneous | {adj} |
dispar | uneven | {adj} |
disparar | to shoot | {v} |
dispararse | to rocket | {vi} |
dispararse | to go off, bolt | {v} |
disparatado | absurd, unrealistic, wild | {adj} |
disparatado | crazy, mad | {adj} |
disparatado | eclectic | {adj} |
disparate | Great amount; a lot | {m} |
disparate | nonsense (meaningless words or actions) | {m} |
disparejo | bumpy | {adj} |
disparejo | disparate | {adj} |
disparejo | dissimilar | {adj} |
disparejo | inhomogeneous | {adj} |
disparejo | uneven | {adj} |
disparo | shot | {m} |
dispendioso | spendthrift, wasteful | {adj} |
dispensar | to dispense | {v} |
dispepsia | dyspepsia | {f} [pathology] |
dispersar | to disperse | {v} |
dispersión | dispersion | {f} |
disponer | to have at one's disposal, make use of | {vi} [~ de] |
disponer | to prepare to, be about to | {vr} [~se a + infinitive] |
disponer | to order, decide, stipulate | {vt} |
disponer | to prepare, arrange | {vt} |
disponibilidad | availability | {f} |
disponible | available | {adj} |
diáspora | diaspora | {f} |
disposición | capability | {f} |
disposición | disposal | {f} |
disposición | fitness | {f} |
disposición | talent | {f} |
disposición | tendency | {f} |
dispositivo | appliance, device, equipment | {m} |
disprosio | dysprosium | {m} |
dispuesto | willing, ready | {adj} |
disputa | dispute | {f} |
disputar | to dispute | {v} |
distancia | distance | {f} |
distancia euclidiana | Euclidean distance | {f} |
distanciar | to become separated | {vr} |
distanciar | to separate | {v} |
distanciar | to space out | {v} |
distante | distant (space or time) | {adj} |
distar | to be far from | {v} |
distensión | defusion, relaxation, calming | {f} |
distensión | muscle strain | {f} [medical] |
distinción | distinction | {f} |
distinguible | distinguishable | {adj} |
distinguido | distinguished, refined, elegant | {adj} |
distinguir | to distinguish | {v} |
distinto | distinct, different | {adj} |
distinto | various | {adj} |
distorsión | distortion | {f} |
distorsionado | distorted | {adj} |
distorsionar | to distort | {v} |
distracción | distraction, diversion, amusement | {f} |
distraídamente | absentmindedly | {adv} |
distraído | distracted, absent-minded | {adj} |
distraer | to amuse oneself, have fun | {vr} |
distraer | to entertain, distract | {vt} |
distribución | distribution | {f} |
distribuidor | distributor | {m} |
distribuidor | hall, corridor | {m} |
distribuir | to distribute | {v} |
distrito | district | {m} |
Distrito Federal | Federal district in Mexico in which the country’s capital, Mexico City is located | {prop} |
distrofia | dystrophy | {f} [pathology] |
distroglicano | dystroglycan | {m} [protein] |
disturbar | to disrupt | {v} |
disturbar | to perturb | {v} |
disturbio | disturbance | {m} |
disuadir | to dissuade | {v} |
diterpeno | diterpene | {m} [organic compound] |
diterpenoide | diterpenoid | {m} [organic compound] |
ditioantraceno | dithioanthracene | {m} [organic compound] |
diurno | diurnal | {adj} |
diurno | diurnal (canonical book) | {m} |
diurético | diuretic | {adj} |
diurético | diuretic | {m} |
divagar | to roam, to wander, to stray, to ramble | {v} |
diversidad | diversity | {f} |
diversificar | to diversify | {v} |
diversión | fun, entertainment, levity | {f} |
diverso | diverse | {adj} |
diverso | several | {adj} [plural] |
diverticulitis | diverticulitis | {m} [pathology] |
diverticulosis | diverticulosis | {m} [pathology] |
divertidamente | amusingly, funnily | {adv} |
divertido | amusing | {adj} |
divertido | entertaining | {adj} |
divertido | funny | {adj} |
divertimiento | amusement | {m} |
divertir | to amuse oneself, have fun | {vr} |
divertir | to entertain | {vt} |
divertirse | (reflexive form of divertir) to have a good time, to enjoy oneself | {vr} |
dividir | to divide | {v} |
divinador | diviner, foreteller | {m} [archaic, obsolete] |
divinadora | feminine form of divinador | {f} |
divinar | to divine, foretell | {vt} [rare] |
divinar | to guess | {vt} [rare] |
divinidad | deity | {f} |
divinidad | divinity | {f} |
divino | divine | {adj} |
divino | heavenly | {adj} |
divisa | badge, emblem, token | {f} |
divisa | currency | {f} |
divisa | foreign currency, foreign exchange | {f} |
divisar | to perceive | {v} |
división | division | {f} |
divorciada | feminine form of divorciado | {f} |
divorciado | divorced | {adj} |
divorciado | divorcee, divorcée, divorcé | {m} |
divorciar | to divorce | {v} |
divorciarse | reflexive form of divorciar To get divorced | {vr} |
divorcio | divorce | {m} |
divulgación | divulgation, disclosure | {f} |
divulgar | to divulge, to disclose | {v} |
divulgativo | divulging, revealing | {adj} |
dióxido | dioxide | {m} [chemistry] |
dióxido de azufre | sulfur dioxide | {m} [chemistry] |
dizque | allegedly | {adv} [Latin America] |
dólar | dollar | {m} |
dólar canadiense | Canadian dollar | {m} |
dálet | dalet; the Hebrew letter ד | {f} |
dálmata | Dalmatian | {adj} |
dálmata | Dalmatian | {mf} |
dálmata | Dalmatian (language) | {mf} |
díálogo | dialogue | {m} |
dls | dollars | {abbr} |
dínamo | dynamo | {m} |
dónde | where?; in what place? | {adv} [interrogative] |
dónde está el baño | where is the toilet? | {phrase} |
dónde están los aseos | where is the toilet? | {phrase} |
dánico | Danish | {adj} |
dónut | doughnut | {m} |
do | where | {adv} |
do | do [musical note] | {m} |
do | where | {pron} |
dúo | duo (twosome, especially musicians) | {m} |
doña | title of respect for a woman comparable to Mrs. | {f} |
Doña | lady of the house, the woman in charge | {f} |
Doña | title of respect for a married or widowed woman comparable to Mrs. | {f} |
dobladillo | hem of a garment | {m} |
doblar | to double | {v} |
doblar | to dub | {v} |
doblar | to fold | {v} |
doblar | to turn | {v} |
doblarse | to bend, to become curved | {vr} |
doble | double | {adj} |
doble cara | hypocrite | {adj} |
doble cara | hypocrisy | {n} |
doble cara | poker face | {n} |
doble foso | double trap | {m} |
doble penetración | double penetration | {f} |
dobles mixto | mixed doubles | {m} [sports] |
doblete | double | {f} [baseball] |
doblete | cognate | {f} |
doblete | doublet | {f} |
doblete | dipole | {f} [physics] |
dobletrenza | pigtail | {f} |
doble ve | double U (name of the letter W) | {f} |
doblón | doubloon | {m} |
doce | twelve | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
docena | dozen | {f} |
docente | teaching | {adj} |
docente | lecturer | {mf} |
docosanol | docosanol | {m} [organic compound] |
docto | learned, erudite | {adj} |
doctor | doctor | {m} |
doctor | physician | {m} |
doctora | doctor (female) | {f} |
doctorado | doctorate | {m} |
doctoral | {adj} [l/en, doctoral] | |
doctrina | doctrine | {f} |
doctrinal | doctrinal | {adj} |
documentación | documentation | {f} |
documental | documentary | {m} |
documentar | to document | {v} |
documento | document | {m} |
dodecaedro | dodecahedron | {m} |
dodecafónico | dodecaphonic | {adj} [music] |
dodecágono | dodecagon | {m} [geometry] |
dogma | dogma | {m} |
dogmáticamente | dogmatically | {adv} |
dogmático | dogmatic | {adj} |
dogo | bulldog | {m} |
dolar | to plane (smooth wood with a plane) | {v} |
dolencia | ailment, illness | {f} |
doler | to grieve | {vt} |
doler | to hurt; to ache | {vt} |
dolerse | to complain | {v} |
dolomía | dolomite | {f} [geology] |
dolomita | dolomite | {f} |
dolor | pain | {m} |
dolor de cabeza | something which is irritating | {m} [figuratively] |
dolor de cabeza | headache (pain or ache in the head) | {m} |
dolor de estómago | stomachache | {m} |
Dolores | female given name | {prop} |
Dolores | The letter D in the Spanish phonetic alphabet | {prop} |
dolores de tiempo | weather pains | {n} |
dolorosamente | painfully | {adv} |
doloroso | painful | {adj} |
domador | tamer; one who tames animals | {m} |
domar | to tame | {v} |
domeñar | to subdue | {v} |
domeñar | to tame, to domesticate | {v} |
domesticación | domestication | {f} |
domesticar | to domesticate | {v} |
domiciliar | to reside in a place permanently | {v} |
domiciliar | to set up a standing order or direct debit payment in a bank | {v} |
domicilio | address | {m} |
domicilio | domicile | {m} |
domicilio | residence | {m} |
dominó | domino (domino tile) | {m} |
dominó | dominoes (game played by arranging domino tiles) | {m} |
dominación | domination | {f} |
dominada | pull-up; chin-up | {f} |
dominante | dominant | {adj} |
dominante | prevailing | {adj} |
dominante | ruling | {adj} |
dominar | to dominate | {v} |
Dominga | female given name | {prop} |
domingo | Sunday | {m} |
Domingo | male given name, cognate to Dominic | {prop} |
domingo siete | unplanned pregnancy | {n} [idiomatic, slang] |
Dominica | {prop} [l/en, Dominica] | |
dominical | dominical (of or pertaining to Sunday) | {adj} |
dominicano | Relating to the Dominican Republic | {adj} |
dominicano | Relating to the religious order founded by St. Dominic | {adj} |
dominicano | A member of the religious order founded by St. Dominic | {m} |
dominicano | A person from the Dominican Republic or of its descent | {m} |
dominio | control | {m} |
dominio | mastery | {m} |
dominio | power | {m} |
dominio | rule, dominion | {m} |
dominio público | public domain (the feature of intellectual property being not protected under patent or copyright) | {m} |
dominiqués | Dominican (of Dominica) | {adj} |
dominiqués | Dominican (person from Dominica) | {m} |
Domínguez | Spanish surname | {prop} |
domo | dome (architectural element) | {m} |
doméstica | maid (female servant or cleaner) | {f} [Spain, pejorative] |
doméstico | domestic | {adj} |
don | A title of respect to a man, prefixed to Christian names | {m} |
don | gift, present | {m} |
don | gift, talent, knack | {m} |
don | [obsolete] sir, master, lord | {m} |
Don | A title of respect to a man, prefixed to Christian names (similar to English lord) | {m} |
dona | doughnut | {f} |
donación | donation | {f} |
donante | donating | {adj} |
donante | donor | {mf} |
donar | to donate | {v} |
donativo | donation | {m} |
doncella | abigail | {f} |
doncella | maid, damsel | {f} |
donde | where, in what place | {adv} [in indirect questions] |
donde | because | {conj} [Chile, colloquial] |
donde | if | {conj} [Latin America, colloquial] |
donde | where, in what place | {pron} [relative] |
dondequiera | anywhere, wherever | {adv} |
donde tengas la olla no metas la polla | don't shit where you eat | {proverb} |
dopaje | doping | {m} |
dopamina | dopamine | {f} [neurotransmitter] |
dopar | To dope; do doping | {v} |
doquier | anywhere, wherever | {adv} |
-dor | Forming derivatives of other nouns: | {suffix} |
-dor | Forming (usually agent) nouns and adjectives from verbs. The form used depends on the suffix of verb being appended: for -ar verbs use -ador (-adora), for -er verbs -edor (-edora) and for -ir verbs -idor (-idora) | {suffix} |
-dora | feminine form of -dor | {suffix} |
dorado | golden | {adj} |
dorado | plating with gold | {m} |
dorado | various species of golden-colored fish (though not usually the pet goldfish) | {m} |
dorar | to brown | {v} [cooking] |
dorar | to gild | {v} |
dormido | sleeping | {adj} |
dormilón | sleepy | {adj} |
dormilón | Someone who sleeps a lot; sleepyhead | {m} |
dormilona | feminine form of dormilón Someone who sleeps a lot; sleepyhead | {f} |
dormir | to die; to rest in death | {v} [euphemistic] |
dormir | to fall asleep | {vr} |
dormir | to sleep | {v} |
dormir a pierna suelta | to sleep like a log | {v} [idiomatic] |
dormir como un ceporro | To sleep like a log | {v} [simile] |
dormir la mona | to sleep off (a hangover) | {v} [idiomatic] |
dormirse | reflexive form of dormir, to fall asleep | {vrr} |
dormitar | to doze or nap | {v} |
dormitorio | bedroom | {m} |
Dorotea | female given name, cognate to Dorothy | {prop} |
dorsal | dorsal | {adj} [anatomy] |
dorsal ancho | latissimus dorsi | {m} |
dorso | back | {m} [anatomy] |
dorso | backstroke | {m} |
dos | two | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
dos cervezas, por favor | two beers please | {phrase} |
doscientas | feminine form of doscientos | {num} |
doscientos | two hundred | {num} |
dosis | dose | {f} |
dos puntos | colon, colons (punctuation mark) | {m} |
dos tiempos | clean and jerk | {n} |
dotación | (countable) a resource | {f} |
dotación | (uncountable) resources | {f} |
dotado | talented, gifted | {adj} |
dotar | to endow | {v} |
dote | dowry | {f} |
dote | talent | {f} |
doula | doula | {f} |
doxología | doxology | {f} |
díptero | dipteral | {adj} |
díptero | dipterous | {adj} |
díptero | dipteran | {m} |
dpto | apartment | {abbr} |
dpto | department | {abbr} |
Dr. | short for Doctor | {abbr} |
dracma | drachma | {f} |
dracma | dram | {f} |
draconiano | draconian | {adj} |
draconiano | Draconian | {adj} |
dríada | alternative form of dríade | {f} |
dríade | dryad | {f} [Greek mythology] |
dragaminas | minesweeper | {m} [nautical] |
dragar | To dredge | {v} |
dragón | dragon (legendary serpentine creature) | {m} |
dragón | dragoon (horse soldier) | {m} |
drago | the dragon tree | {m} |
dragona | feminine form of dragón a female dragon | {f} |
dragona | lanyard (a cord with a hook; once used to fire artillery) | {f} |
drama | drama | {m} |
dramatización | dramatization | {f} |
dramatizar | To dramatize | {v} |
dramáticamente | dramatically | {adv} |
dramático | dramatic | {adj} |
Drácula | Dracula | {prop} |
drenaje | drainage | {m} |
drenar | to drain | {v} |
Dresde | Dresden | {prop} |
driblar | to dribble | {v} |
droga | drug | {f} |
droga | indebtedness, debt (also means drug) | {f} [Mexico] |
drogadicción | drug addiction | {f} |
drogadicta | feminine form of drogadicto | {f} |
drogadicto | drug addict | {adj} |
drogadicto | drug addict | {m} |
drogado | high (on drugs) | {adj} |
drogar | to drug | {v} |
droguería | drug store, pharmacy | {f} |
dromedario | dromedary | {m} |
Drs. | Doctores | {abbr} |
dársena | dock | {f} |
drásticamente | drastically | {adv} |
drástico | drastic | {adj} |
druídico | druidic | {adj} |
druida | druid | {m} |
druidismo | druidism | {m} |
drupa | drupe | {f} [botany] |
díscolo | rebellious, disobedient | {adj} |
díscolo | disobeyer | {m} |
dseda | zeta; the Greek letter Ζ, ζ | {f} |
dseta | zeta; the Greek letter Ζ, ζ | {f} |
déspota | despot | {mf} |
dátil | date (fruit of the date palm) | {m} |
DU | Durango (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
dual | dual | {adj} |
dual | dual | {adj} [grammar] |
dualidad | duality | {f} |
Dubái | Dubai | {prop} |
Dublín | Dublin (the capital of the Republic of Ireland) | {prop} |
dubnio | dubnium | {m} |
dubéri | dewberry | {m} |
ducentésimo | two hundredth | {adj} |
ducha | shower | {f} |
duchar | to shower | {v} |
ducharse | to take a shower | {vr} |
ducho | experienced, skilled | {adj} |
ductilidad | ductility | {f} |
duda | doubt | {f} |
dudar | to doubt | {v} |
dudosamente | doubtfully | {adv} |
dudoso | dubious | {adj} |
dueña | Feminine form of dueño- owner | {f} |
dueña | mistress | {f} |
duelo | duel | {m} |
duelo | sorrow | {m} |
duende | The power to attract through personal magnetism and charm | {m} |
dueño | master | {m} |
dueño | owner, proprietor, landlord | {m} |
duermevela | Dozing, drowsiness, the state of being half-asleep, either napping or from exhaustion | {n} |
duermevela | Restless sleep; a period of wakefulness or partial wakefulness between periods of sleep. | {n} |
duermevela | The vivid sleep when one thinks one is still awake | {n} |
dulce | sweet | {adj} |
dulce | candy | {m} |
dulce | sweet food; dessert | {m} |
dulce de leche | dulce de leche | {m} |
dulce de membrillo | quince jelly | {m} |
dulcedumbre | pleasantness, softness | {f} [figurative] |
dulcedumbre | sweetness | {f} |
dulcemente | sweetly | {adv} |
dulcera | A dish, often of crystal, for storing or serving syrupy sweets, honey, etc | {f} |
dulcería | A confectionary shop | {f} |
dulces sueños | sweet dreams | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
dulcificar | to mollify | {v} |
dulcificar | to sweeten | {v} |
dulzura | sweetheart | {f} |
dulzura | sweetness | {f} |
duna | dune | {f} |
duodécimo | twelfth | {adj} |
duodécimo | twelfth | {m} |
duodenal | duodenal | {adj} |
duodeno | duodenum | {m} [anatomy] |
duplicación | duplication | {f} |
duplicar | to duplicate | {v} |
duplicidad | duplicity | {f} |
duque | duke | {m} |
duquesa | duchess (feminine form of duque) | {f} |
-dura | Forms nouns from verbs. The form used depends on the suffix of verb being appended: for -ar verbs use -adura, for -er verbs -edura, and for -ir verbs -idura | {suffix} |
durable | durable | {adj} |
duración | duration, length (time) | {f} |
duradero | durable, enduring, permanent | {adj} |
duradero | long-term, long-lasting | {adj} |
Durango | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
duranguense | Durangan, of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Durango | {adj} |
durante | during | {prep} |
durante | for (as a duration) | {prep} |
durar | to last | {v} |
duraznero | peach tree | {m} [Latin American Spanish] |
durazno | peach | {m} [Latin American Spanish] |
durazno | peach tree | {m} [Latin American Spanish] |
dureza | arduousness | {f} |
dureza | hardness | {f} |
durián | durian | {m} |
durmiente | sleeping | {adj} |
durmiente | sleeper | {mf} |
duro | cruel, severe, harsh | {adj} |
duro | firm, solid | {adj} |
duro | hard | {adj} |
duro | mean, stingy, ungenerous | {adj} |
duro | drunk, tipsy | {adj} [Mexico] |
duro | rough, uncouth | {adj} |
duro | tough, resilient, strong | {adj} |
duro | unbearable, offensive | {adj} |
duro | a coin worth 5 pesetas | {m} [Spain, colloquial] |
durísimo | superlative form of duro | {adj} |
dux | doge (chief magistrate in the republics of Venice and Genoa) | {m} |
Dávila | Spanish surname | {prop} |