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Spanish word	meaning in English	features
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}