Spanish words starting with T:
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Spanish word | meaning in English | features |
---|---|---|
té | tea | {m} |
t | The 21st letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
tú | Singular informal pronoun. you | {pron} |
T | The 21st letter of the Spanish alphabet | {letter} |
tía | woman | {f} [colloquial, Spain] |
tía | feminine form of tío aunt; the sister of any of both parents | {f} |
TA | Tamaulipas (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
tía-abuela | great-aunt | {f} |
tabú | taboo | {adj} |
tabú | taboo | {m} |
taba | anklebone | {f} |
tabacalera | tobacco company | {f} |
tabaco | tobacco | {m} |
tabaque | wicker basket | {m} |
tabaquería | tobacconist's, tobacco shop | {f} |
tabaquismo | addiction to tobacco | {m} |
Tabasco | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
tabasqueño | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tabasco | {adj} |
taberna | pub, tavern | {f} |
tabernáculo | tabernacle | {m} |
tabique | Thin wall, or partition | {m} |
tabla | board, plank | {f} |
tabla | table (furniture) | {f} [obsolete] |
tabla | slab | {f} |
tabla | table (grid or matrix, in a book) | {f} |
tabla de snow | snowboard (board) | {f} |
tabla de snow | snowboarding (sport) | {f} |
tablaestela | wakeboarding | {m} |
tabla periódica | periodic table (chart of the chemical elements by atomic number) | {f} |
tablero | board | {m} |
tablero | checkerboard | {m} |
tablero | counter | {m} |
tablero | leaf (flat section used to extend a table) | {m} |
tablero | long spine board | {m} |
tablero | panel | {m} |
tablero | petrel (bird) | {m} |
tablero | switchboard | {m} |
tableta | tablet computer | {f} |
tableta | tablet, pill | {f} |
tabletear | to rattle | {v} |
tableteo | rattle | {m} |
tablón | board | {m} |
tablón | bulletin board | {m} |
tablón | plank | {m} |
tablón | signboard | {m} |
tabloide | tabloid | {m} |
tabloncillo | wooden floor | {m} |
tabulador | tabulator | {m} |
tabular | tabular | {adj} |
tabular | to tabulate | {v} |
taburete | stool | {m} |
taburete | taboret | {m} |
tacaño | stingy | {adj} |
tacha | Any cross out sign (/, \, - or X) | {f} |
tacha | An ecstasy pill; MDMA | {f} [slang] |
tachar | to cross out | {v} |
tachar | to omit, leave out | {v} |
tachas | Ecstasy; MDMA; the individual tablets thereof | {fp} |
tachonar | to stud | {v} |
tachuela | tack; a small metal fastener | {f} |
taciturnidad | taciturnity | {f} |
taciturno | taciturn, quiet, silent | {adj} |
tacleada | A tackle; the bringing to the ground of the ball carrier in American football | {f} |
taclear | to tackle | {v} |
tacón | heel | {m} |
taco | traffic jam | {m} [Chile] |
taco | cue (a stick used to play billiards, snooker, pool, etc) | {m} |
taco | dowel (a longer piece of wood, plastic, or other material) | {m} |
taco | taco (type of food) | {m} [Mexico] |
taco | peg (a short, thick piece of wood, metal, or other material) | {m} |
taco | a curse word, a swear word, a profanity, a slur | {m} [Spain] |
taco | stopper, plug, wad (small bundle of material made to cover, stop, or fill a hole) | {m} |
taco de ojo | A good or pleasant sight | {m} [colloquial, Mexico] |
tacto | discretion; tact | {m} |
tacto | touch | {m} |
tacuache | Variant form of tlacuache | {m} |
Tacuba | Tacuba (the El Salvador city) | {prop} |
Tadeo | Thaddeus, the apostle. | {prop} [biblical character] |
Tadeo | male given name | {prop} |
taekwondista | taekwondo fighter | {mf} |
taekwondo | taekwondo | {m} |
tañer | to play (an instrument) | {v} |
tañer | to ring (a bell) | {v} |
tañer | to strum | {v} |
tafeta | taffeta | {f} |
tafetán | taffeta | {m} |
tagalo | Tagalog | {adj} |
tagalo | Tagalog (language) | {prop} |
tagatosa | tagatose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
tahúr | cardsharp | {m} |
tahúr | gambler | {m} |
tañido | ring (of a bell) | {m} |
taikonauta | taikonaut | {mf} |
Tailandia | Thailand (Country in Southeast Asia) | {prop} |
tailandés | Thai | {adj} |
tailandés | Thai | {m} |
taimado | artful; sly; crafty | {adj} |
taita | daddy | {m} [Argentina, Uruguay, Chile, rural, childish] |
taita | valiant and handsome man | {m} [Argentina, Uruguay] |
taiwanés | Taiwanese | {adj} |
taiwanés | Taiwanese (person from Taiwan) | {m} |
Taiwán | Taiwan (East Asian country) | {prop} |
tajada | chop, slice | {f} |
tajante | categorical | {adj} |
tajante | emphatic | {adj} |
tajantemente | categorically | {adv} |
tajantemente | emphatically | {adv} |
tajar | to cut; to slice to chop | {v} |
tajar | to sharpen | {v} |
Tajo | Tagus | {prop} |
tal | such | {adj} |
talador | lumberjack | {m} |
talador furtivo | poacher | {n} [logging] |
taladrador | drill, a tool for creating holes in a workpiece | {m} |
taladrar | to drill | {v} |
taladro | A drill; a tool for creating holes in a workpiece | {m} |
talalgia | talalgia | {f} |
talar | covering or reaching the heel (cloth, garment or accesories) | {adj} |
talar | to cut, cut down (particularly a tree, forest) | {v} |
talco | talcum powder | {m} [cosmetics] |
talco | talc | {m} [mineral] |
talega | 1000 pesos | {f} |
talega | mint, money (amount of money) | {f} [also in the plural] |
talega | A slim bag made of linen cloth | {f} |
talego | jail | {m} |
talego | sack, bag | {m} |
talento | talent | {m} |
talentoso | talented | {adj} |
talento voz | voice talent | {f} |
talibán | Taliban (attributive) | {adj} |
talibán | member of the Taliban | {mf} |
talio | thallium | {m} |
talismán | talisman (magical amulet) | {m} |
talla | carving | {f} |
talla | joke | {f} [Chile, colloquial] |
talla | height | {f} |
talla | size | {f} |
tallador | carver | {m} |
tallador | engraver | {m} |
tallador | croupier (person who collects bets and pays out winnings at a gambling table) | {m} [Latin America] |
tallar | to measure | {v} |
tallar | to sculpt | {v} |
tallarín | noodle | {m} |
taller | workshop | {m} |
Tallin | Tallinn (city in Estonia) | {prop} |
tallo | stalk, stem | {m} |
talmúdico | Talmudic | {adj} |
Talmud | Talmud | {prop} |
talón | heel | {m} [anatomy] |
talón | check | {m} |
talón | heel (shoe) | {m} |
talón de Aquiles | Achilles heel; the weak point of a person, thing, or process | {m} |
talonario | checkbook or other booklet with part that can be torn off leaving a stub | {m} |
talosa | talose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
taltuza | gopher | {f} [Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua] |
talud | slope (of a structure, wall or terrain) | {m} |
tal vez | maybe, perhaps | {adv} |
talvez | perhaps, maybe | {adv} |
tamal | bundle, clumsy package | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
tamal | embroilment, imbroglio | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
tamal | tamal, tamale | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
tamale | tamale | {m} [dialect] |
tamaño | so big; so small | {adj} |
tamaño | size | {m} |
tamarindo | A candy made of tamarind fruit | {m} |
tamarindo | tamarind (fruit) | {m} |
tamarindo | tamarind (tree) | {m} |
Tamaulipas | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
tamaulipeco | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tamaulipas | {adj} |
tambalear | to reel | {v} |
tambalear | to stagger | {v} |
tambalear | to wobble | {v} |
tambaleo | stagger | {m} |
tambaleo | wobble | {m} |
también | also, too | {adv} |
tambor | drum | {m} |
tambor | drum-shaped piece, part or device | {m} |
tamborear | to drum (to knock successively) | {v} |
tamboril | tabor (small drum) | {m} |
tamborilear | to drum | {v} |
tameme | porter, carrier | {m} [Honduras, Mexico] |
Tamesí | a river in North-Eastern Mexico, which flows out in the Pánuco river, by Tampico | {prop} |
tamil | Of or pertaining to the Tamil script | {adj} |
tamil | Tamil; of or pertaining to the Tamil people of India and Sri Lanka, their culture, or language | {adj} |
tamil | A Tamil person, belonging to the Tamil people | {mf} |
tamil | The Tamil language | {mf} |
tamiz | sieve | {m} |
tamizar | to purify, to remove defects from | {v} |
tamizar | to strain, to sieve, to sift | {v} |
tampón | tampon (plug of cotton or other absorbent material) | {m} |
tampoco | either (as well) | {adv} |
tampoco | neither; nor | {adv} |
tan | so, as | {adv} |
tanatorio | funeral home | {m} [chiefly Spain] |
tanda | beating, bashing | {f} [colloquial, Latin America] |
tanda | duty, turn | {f} |
tanda | group | {f} |
tanda | series | {f} |
tanda | session | {f} |
tanda | task, work | {f} |
tanda | time, instance | {f} |
tanga | G-string, thong | {m} |
tangana | ruckus; brawl | {f} |
tangencial | tangential | {adj} |
tangencialmente | tangentially | {adv} |
tangente | tangent | {adjf} [geometry] |
tangente | tangent | {f} [trigonometry] |
tango | a style of music associated with the tango dance (used to accompany and set the beat for the dance) | {m} |
tango | tango (ballroom dance) | {m} |
tanguito | diminutive form of tango | {m} |
Tania | female given name, cognate to the English Tania | {prop} |
tanino | tannin | {m} [chemistry] |
taíno | Taino (language) | {m} |
taíno | Taino (people) | {m} |
tanque | cistern | {m} |
tanque | tank | {m} |
tantalio | tantalum | {m} |
tantear | to estimate | {v} |
tantear | to grope | {v} |
tantear | to weigh up, to size up, to sound out | {v} |
tanteo | estimate | {m} |
tanteo | scoring | {m} |
tanteo | test, trial | {m} |
tanteo | trial and error | {m} |
tanto | so much, as much | {adj} |
tanto | so much, long, hard, often, etc | {adv} |
tanto | copy | {m} |
tanto | portion | {m} [Latin America] |
tanto | point (in a game) | {m} |
tanto | poker chip, counter | {m} |
tanto | so much, so many | {pron} |
tantos | score | {mp} |
Tanzania | Tanzania | {prop} |
tanzano | Tanzanian | {adj} |
tanzano | Tanzanian | {m} |
taoísmo | Daoism, Taoism | {m} |
taoísta | Daoist | {adj} |
taoísta | Daoist | {mf} |
tapa | appetizer (small portion of food) | {f} |
tapa | lid, cover | {f} |
tapacubos | hubcap | {m} |
tapada | cover (action and effect of covering) | {f} [Colombia] |
tapadera | disguise, camouflage, concealing, cover | {f} |
tapadera | lid, cover | {f} |
tapadillo | falsehood, bluff | {m} [colloquial] |
tapado | covered | {adj} |
tapa dura | hardback, hardcover | {n} |
tapagrietas | filler (material to e.g. fill cracks) | {m} |
tapanco | loft, attic | {m} [Mexico] |
tapar | to cover | {v} |
taparrabos | loincloth, swimming trunks | {m} |
taparse | To cover oneself for protection from the elements, etc | {vr} |
taparse | To cover oneself when naked | {vr} |
tape | Scotch tape, tape | {m} |
tapear | to have tapas, to dine on tapas, particularly from bar to bar | {v} |
tapersex | {m} [soplink, sex toy, party] | |
tapete | runner, carpet, rug | {m} |
tapete | tablecloth | {m} |
tapia | adobe | {f} |
tapia | adobe brick | {f} |
tapia | enclosing wall | {f} |
tapia | wall made of adobe bricks | {f} |
tapiar | enclose | {v} |
tapiar | wall up, brick | {v} |
tapioca | tapioca | {f} |
tapita | A cocktail sandwich, a biscuit, cheeser | {f} |
tapita | A crispy slice of toast served with various toppings, especially avocado paste, cold cuts, and ensalada chilena | {f} [Chile] |
tapiz | carpet | {m} |
tapiz | tapestry | {m} |
tapón | cap, plug | {m} |
tapón | obstruction | {m} |
tapón | traffic jam | {m} |
taponar | to plug | {v} |
taponear | to plug | {v} [Chile, Uruguay, Cuba] |
taquera | feminine form of taquero | {f} |
taquería | restaurant that serves tacos | {f} [Mexico] |
taquero | Someone who makes or sells tacos | {m} [chiefly, Mexico] |
taquero | cue rack | {m} |
taquicardia | tachycardia | {m} |
taquigrafía | shorthand; stenography, tachygraphy | {f} |
taquilla | ticket office, box office | {f} |
taquillazo | A blockbuster | {m} |
taquillera | A blockbuster | {f} |
taquillero | (of entertainment) box-office success, hit | {adj} |
taquillero | box-office worker; ticket salesperson | {m} |
taquito | a rolled-up taco | {m} |
tara | defect, flaw | {f} |
tara | deficiency | {f} |
tara | tare (empty weight of a container) | {f} |
tarada | feminine form of tarado | {f} |
tarado | faulty, deficient | {adj} |
tarado | stupid, dumb | {adj} |
tarado | idiot | {m} |
tararear | to hum | {v} |
tardíamente | belatedly, tardily | {adv} |
tardanza | delay | {f} |
tardanza | tardiness | {f} |
tardar | to be late | {v} |
tardar | to delay | {v} |
tardar | to last | {v} |
tarde | late | {adj} |
tarde | late | {adv} |
tarde | afternoon | {f} |
tarde | evening | {f} |
tardío | belated, tardy, delayed | {adj} |
tardo | slow, sluggish | {adj} |
tardo | tardy | {adj} |
tarea | homework | {f} |
tarea | task | {f} |
Targum | targum | {prop} |
tarifa | fare | {f} |
tarifa | fee | {f} |
tarima | platform | {f} |
tarja | plate | {f} |
tarja | shield | {f} |
tarja | tally | {f} |
tarjeta | card | {f} |
tarjeta de crédito | credit card | {f} |
tarjeta inteligente | A smart card | {f} |
tarántula | tarantula | {f} |
tarraconense | from the city of Tarragona | {adj} |
tarraconense | from the province of Tarragona | {adj} |
Tarragona | Tarragona (city) | {prop} |
Tarragona | Tarragona (province) | {prop} |
Tarragona | The letter T in the Spanish phonetic alphabet | {prop} |
tarro | jar, pot | {m} |
tarsero | tarsier | {m} |
tarso | tarsus (entire ankle) | {m} [anatomy] |
tarso | tarsal (any bone of the ankle) | {m} [skeleton] |
tarta | tart | {f} |
tarta de queso | cheesecake | {f} |
tartaleta | tart; tartlet | {f} |
tartamudear | to stutter, stammer | {v} |
tartamudeo | stutter | {m} |
tartamudo | stuttering | {adj} |
tartamudo | stutter | {m} |
tartracina | tartrazine | {f} [organic compound] |
tartrato | tartrate | {m} [organic compound] |
tartárico | tartaric | {adj} |
tasa | tax | {f} |
tasación | assessment | {f} |
tasador | assessor | {m} |
tasadora | assessor | {f} |
tasar | to appraise | {v} |
tatami | tatami | {m} |
tatarabuela | great-great-grandmother | {f} |
tatarabuelo | great-great-grandparent; great-great-grandfather (great-great-grandmother for the feminine form) | {m} |
tataranieto | great-great-grandchild; great-great-grandson (great-great-granddaughter for the feminine form) | {m} |
tatatarabuela | great-great-great-grandmother | {f} |
tatatarabuelo | great-great-great-grandfather | {m} |
tatemar | to roast, to grill | {v} [Mexico] |
tatuado | tattooed | {adj} |
tatuaje | tattoo | {m} |
tau | tauon (elementary particle) | {f} |
tau | tau; the Greek letter Τ, τ | {f} |
taumatina | thaumatin | {f} [protein] |
tauón | tauon | {m} |
taurina | taurine | {f} [biochemistry] |
taurino | having the Zodiac sign Taurus | {adj} |
taurino | taurine | {adj} |
taurocólico | taurocholic | {adj} |
taurocolato | taurocholate | {m} [organic compound] |
tauromaquia | tauromachy, bullfighting | {f} [bullfighting] |
tautológico | tautological | {adj} |
tautología | tautology | {f} |
tautomerasa | tautomerase | {f} [enzyme] |
Tavernes de la Valldigna | a city in Spain, District of Safor, 54 km from Valencia | {prop} |
taxcal | A basket used to carry or store tortillas | {m} [Mexico] |
taxi | taxi | {m} |
taxina | taxine | {f} |
taxista | taxi driver | {mf} |
taxonómico | taxonomic | {adj} |
taxonomía | taxonomy | {f} |
Tayikistán | Tajikistan | {prop} |
tayiko | Tajik | {adj} |
tayiko | Tajik | {m} |
tayota | chayote | {f} [Dominican Republic] |
taza | cup, mug | {f} |
taza | toilet bowl | {f} |
tazón | bowl | {m} |
tazón | mug (large cup) | {m} |
tb | también | {abbr} [texting, Internet] |
TB | Tabasco (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
tábano | gadfly (insect) | {m} |
tácitamente | tacitly | {adv} |
tácito | tacit | {adj} |
TCM | abbreviation of tambien tambien como (In english, a.k.a.) | {abbr} |
técnica | feminine form of técnico | {f} |
técnica | technique | {f} |
técnicamente | technically | {adv} |
técnico | technical | {adj} |
técnico | technician | {m} |
táctica | tactic | {f} |
táctica | tactics | {f} |
tácticamente | tactically | {adv} |
táctico | tactic | {adj} |
táctico | tactician | {adj} |
táctil | tactile | {adj} |
TDAH | ADHD | {initialism} |
té de limón | té de limón | {m} |
te | Name of the letter t | {f} |
te | you (familiar objective case form) | {pron} |
te amo | I love you | {phrase} |
teanina | theanine | {f} |
teatral | theatrical | {adj} |
teatro | theater | {m} |
tebeo | comic, graphic novel | {m} |
teca | teak | {f} |
-teca | used for any kind of collection | {suffix} |
-teca | used for various Mexican or Central American ethnicities | {suffix} |
techar | to shingle | {v} |
techo | ceiling | {m} |
techo | roof | {m} |
tecla | A key, button (on a machine or instrument) | {f} |
tecla de borrado | delete, deletion key | {f} |
teclado | keyboard (of a typewriter, piano, computer, etc.) | {m} |
teclear | to type in | {v} |
tecnócrata | technocrat | {mf} |
tecnecio | technetium | {m} |
-tecnia | skill, technique | {suffix} |
tecno- | techno- | {prefix} |
tecnocracia | technocracy | {f} |
tecnocrático | technocratic | {adj} |
tecnológicamente | technologically | {adv} |
tecnológico | technological | {adj} |
tecnología | technology | {f} |
tecnosexual | technosexual | {adj} |
tecol | The edible larva of the moth Hypopta agavis, used in traditional Mexican cuisine | {m} [Mexico] |
tecolote | policeman | {m} [colloquial, dated, Mexico] |
tecolote | owl | {m} [Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] |
tectita | tektite | {f} |
tectónica | tectonics | {f} [geology] |
tectónico | tectonic | {adj} |
tedio | boredom | {m} |
tedioso | tedious, boring, boresome, tiresome | {adj} |
te echo de menos | I miss you | {phrase} |
Tegucigalpa | Tegucigalpa | {prop} |
Tegus | Nickname for Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras | {prop} |
Teguz | Nickname for Tegucigalpa, capital of Honduras | {prop} |
teñir | to color, to dye, to stain | {v} |
teja | a type of chocolate from Peru | {f} |
teja | roof tile | {f} |
teja | type of noodle | {f} |
tejado | tiled roof | {m} |
tejar | to tile | {vt} |
Tejas | Texas, a state of the USA | {prop} |
tejedor | weaver | {m} |
tejer | to knit | {v} |
tejer | to spin (a web, a tale) | {v} |
tejer | to weave | {v} |
tejido | tissue | {m} [biology] |
tejido | fabric | {m} |
tejón | badger | {m} |
tejón | coati | {m} [Mexico] |
tejo | yew | {m} |
tejocote | Crataegus mexicana, a species of fruit-bearing hawthorn | {m} [Mexico] |
tejocote | The small, yellowish fruit of this tree | {m} [Mexico] |
tejolote | A type of stone pestle, often cylindrical in shape and used with a molcajete | {m} [Mexico] |
tela | cloth (woven fabric) | {f} |
tela | cash, dosh | {f} [colloquial] |
tela | task | {f} [colloquial] |
telar | loom | {m} |
telaraña | spiderweb | {f} |
tele | television | {f} |
teleconferencia | teleconference | {f} |
telefónicamente | telephonically, over the phone, by phone | {adv} |
telefónico | telephonic; pertaining to telephones | {adj} |
telefonía | telephony | {f} |
telefonear | to telephone | {v} |
teleférico | aerial tramway, cable car | {m} |
telegrafía | telegraphy | {f} |
telegrafiar | to telegraph | {v} |
telegrama | telegram | {m} |
telegráfico | telegraphic | {adj} |
telemedida | telemetry | {f} |
telenovela | soap opera | {f} |
telepatía | telepathy | {f} |
telepáticamente | telepathically | {adv} |
telepático | telepathic | {adj} |
telequinético | telekinetic | {adj} |
telescopio | telescope | {m} |
telescópico | telescopic | {adj} |
telespectador | television viewer | {m} |
teletsunami | teletsunami | {m} |
televidente | television viewer | {mf} |
televisar | to televise | {v} |
televisión | television | {f} |
televisivo | televisable, televisual | {adj} |
televisivo | TV, television (attributive) | {adj} |
televisor | television | {m} |
teléfono | telephone, phone | {m} |
teléfono celular | cell phone | {m} |
teléfono móvil | cell phone [US], mobile phone [UK, Australia] | {m} |
telégrafo | telegraph (apparatus for communicating between distant points) | {m} |
telégrafo | telegraphy | {m} |
telómero | telomere | {m} [genetics] |
telón | curtain | {m} |
telón | fabric (material made of fibers) | {m} |
teólogo | theologian | {m} |
telomerasa | telomerase | {f} [enzyme] |
telomérico | telomeric | {adj} |
telosoma | telosome | {f} [protein] |
telurio | tellurium | {m} |
teluro | tellurium | {m} |
tema | theme; plot (of a book, film or other media) | {m} |
temario | program, agenda, syllabus | {m} |
temascal | alternative spelling of temazcal | {m} |
temazcal | A sweat lodge, traditionally one made from adobe bricks | {m} [El Salvador, Guatemala, Mexico] |
temblar | to tremble | {vi} |
temblor | earthquake; usually a light one | {m} |
temblor | tremble, trembling | {m} |
temer | to fear | {vt} |
temerario | reckless, rash | {adj} |
temeridad | recklessness, fearlessness, temerity | {f} |
temeroso | fearful, distressed | {adj} |
temescal | alternative spelling of temazcal | {m} |
temible | fearsome | {adj} |
temor | fear | {m} |
temperamento | temperament | {m} |
temperar | to calm | {v} |
temperar | to soften | {v} |
temperar | to temper | {v} |
temperatura | temperature | {f} |
temperatura ambiente | room temperature | {f} |
temperatura ambiente | ente | {f} |
tempero | seasonableness | {m} |
tempestad | tempest, storm | {f} |
tempestivamente | timely, seasonably, opportunely | {adv} |
tempestividad | seasonableness | {f} |
tempestuosamente | tempestuously, turbulently | {adv} |
tempestuoso | tempestuous, stormy | {adj} |
tempestuoso | turbulent | {adj} |
templado | temperate | {adj} |
templado | tempered | {adj} |
templado | tepid, warm, mild | {adj} |
templanza | temperance, moderation, sobriety | {f} |
templar | to temper | {v} |
templario | pertaining to the Knights Templar | {adj} |
templario | Templar | {m} |
templo | temple | {m} |
temporada | season, period, span of time | {f} |
temporal | temporary | {adj} |
temporal | storm | {m} |
temporalidad | temporality | {f} |
temporalmente | temporarily | {adv} |
temporariamente | temporarily | {adv} |
temprano | early | {adj} |
temprano | early | {adv} |
temática | subject, topic | {f} |
temáticamente | thematically | {adv} |
temático | thematic | {adj} |
tenacidad | tenacity | {f} |
tenar | thenar | {adj} |
tenaz | tenacious | {adj} |
tenaza | pincers | {f} |
tenazas | pincers | {fp} |
tendedero | clotheslines, clotheshorse (device or place on which laundry is hung out to dry) | {m} |
tendencia | tendency | {f} |
tendente | tending (to) | {adj} |
tender | to tend to, to have a tendency | {vi} |
tender | to lay oneself down | {vr} |
tender | to build (a bridge across an expanse) | {vt} |
tender | to cast (a net) | {vt} |
tender | to coat (with plaster) | {vt} |
tender | to extend (the hand) | {vt} |
tender | to floor (with a punch), to stretch out | {vt} |
tender | to hang up (clothes) | {vt} |
tender | to lay (cable) | {vt} |
tender | to make (a bed) | {vt} |
tender | to set (a trap) | {vt} |
tender | to spread, to stretch out | {vt} |
tendero | shopkeeper | {m} |
tenderse | to lie down | {v} |
tendido | hanging | {adj} |
tendido | lying | {adj} |
tendón | tendon | {m} |
tenebroso | tenebrous | {adj} |
tenedor | fork | {m} |
tenencia | tenancy, occupancy | {f} |
tener | To be of a measure or age | {vt} |
tener | To contain | {vt} |
tener | To feel (internally) | {vt} |
tener | To have, possess an object | {vt} |
tener | To hold, grasp | {vt} |
tener | To make to feel | {vt} |
tener | To possess a condition or quality | {vt} |
tenería | tannery | {f} |
tener algo que ver con | To have something to do with; to have some relationship with | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener cuidado | Take care | {phrase} [idiomatic] |
tener en cuenta | To take into account; to keep in mind | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener en el bote | To have someone eat out of one's hand | {v} [idiom] |
tener ganas | to feel like, fancy | {v} |
Tenerife | Tenerife | {prop} |
tener largas narices | To be able to predict the future | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener largas narices | To have a keen sense of smell | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener los labios sellados | To keep one's lips sealed; to keep a secret. (Literally, to have the lips sealed) | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener lugar | to take place, to occur | {v} |
tener más cuento que Calleja | Someone who continually makes up excuses | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener pájaros en la cabeza | to have a screw loose, to have bats in the belfry (literally, "to have birds in the head") | {v} [idiomatic] |
tener pluma | to be camp (ostentatiously gay) | {v} [idiomatic, colloquial] |
tener por | To think; to be of the opinion | {v} |
tener que | To have to | {v} [idiomatic] |
tengo calor | I'm hot | {phrase} |
tengo una pregunta | I have a question | {phrase} |
tenia | tapeworm | {f} |
tenida | outfit (set of clothing) | {f} [Bolivia, Chile, Peru] |
tenida | meeting, session | {f} |
teniente | deputy | {m} |
teniente | having, holding | {m} |
teniente | lieutenant | {m} |
tenis | tennis | {m} |
tenis de mesa | table tennis, ping pong | {m} |
tenista | tennis player | {mf} |
Tennessee | Tennessee | {prop} |
Tenochtitlán | Tenochtitlan | {prop} |
tensar | to tense | {v} |
tensión | tension | {f} |
tensión superficial | surface tension | {f} |
tenso | tense | {adj} |
tensoactivo | surfactant | {m} |
tentación | temptation | {f} |
tentacular | tentacular | {adj} |
tentador | tempting | {adj} |
tentar | to tempt | {v} |
tentar | to touch | {v} |
tentativa | attempt, trial, experiment | {f} |
tentativa | endeavor | {f} |
tentativo | tentative | {adj} |
tentáculo | tentacle | {m} |
tenue | faint, dim, soft | {adj} |
tenue | tenuous, thin, weak | {adj} |
teocinte | teosinte | {m} [Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico] |
teocracia | theocracy | {f} |
teocráticamente | theocratically | {adv} |
teocrático | theocratic | {adj} |
Teodora | female given name, cognate to Theodora | {prop} |
Teodoro | male given name, cognate to Theodore | {prop} |
teogónico | theogonic | {adj} |
teogonía | theogony | {f} |
teológico | theologic | {adj} |
teología | theology | {f} |
teoría | theory | {f} |
teoría de conjuntos | set theory (mathematical theory of sets) | {f} |
teoría de la relatividad | theory of relativity (special and general relativity considered as unit together) | {f} |
teorema | theorem | {m} |
teorizar | to theorize | {v} |
teosofía | theosophy (religious doctrine) | {f} |
tepalcate | potsherd | {m} [Mexico] |
tepezcuintle | paca (Agouti paca, large rodent) | {m} [Mexico, Central America] |
tepocate | alternative form of atepocate | {m} [Mexico] |
teporinco | alternative form of teporingo | {m} |
teporingo | volcano rabbit | {m} [Mexico] |
te quiero | I love you; I care about you | {phrase} |
te quiero como la trucha al trucho | I love you so much | {phrase} [humorous, idiomatic] |
tequila | tequila | {m} |
tequilazo | augmentative form of tequila | {m} |
tequilazo | (small amount of alcohol) A tequila shot | {m} |
tequilería | An establishment that serves tequila | {f} |
tequilero | Of or pertaining to tequila | {adj} |
tequilero | tequilero | {m} |
terafim | teraphim | {m} |
terapeuta | therapist | {mf} |
terapia | therapy | {f} |
-terapia | Used to form the names of therapies, many of which are two words in English | {suffix} |
terapia de hormonas | hormone therapy | {n} |
terapia física | physical therapy | {f} |
terapéutica | therapeutics | {f} |
terapéutica | therapy | {f} |
terapéutica ocupacional | occupational therapy | {f} |
terapéutico | therapeutic | {adj} |
teratón | teraton | {m} |
terato- | terato- | {prefix} |
terbio | terbium | {m} |
terbutanol | tert-Butanol | {m} [organic compound] |
tercera | a third (interval) | {f} [music] |
tercera edad | old age, retirement age | {f} [idiomatic] |
tercermundista | third-world | {adj} |
tercero | third | {adj} |
tercero | third party | {m} [legal] |
tercero | mediator | {m} |
terciada | tertian fever | {f} [medicine, also used in the plural] |
terciar | to divide into thirds | {v} |
terciario | tertiary | {adj} |
terciario | Tertiary | {m} [geology] |
tercio | third | {adj} |
terciopelo | velvet | {m} |
terco | stubborn, obstinate | {adj} |
Teresa | female given name, cognate to English Teresa | {prop} |
tergiversar | to tergiversate | {v} |
teóricamente | theoretically | {adv} |
teórico | theoretical | {adj} |
teórico | theorist | {m} |
termal | thermal, thermic | {adj} |
terámetro | terametre | {m} |
terminación | termination | {f} |
terminado | finished | {adj} |
terminal | deadly | {adj} |
terminal | final | {adj} |
terminal | closure | {m} |
terminal | terminal | {m} |
terminante | categorical | {adj} |
terminante | strict | {adj} |
terminar | To end up | {v} |
terminar | To finish | {v} |
terminología | terminology | {f} |
termita | thermite | {f} [chemistry] |
termita | termite | {f} |
termómetro | thermometer | {m} |
termodinámica | thermodynamics | {f} |
termodinámicamente | thermodynamically | {adv} |
termodinámico | thermodynamic | {adj} |
termorregulador | thermoregulator | {m} |
termosfera | thermosphere | {f} |
termósfera | thermosphere | {f} |
ternario | ternary | {adj} |
ternera | veal | {f} |
ternero | calf; young cow | {m} |
terneza | tenderness | {f} |
terno | swearword | {m} [colloquial] |
terno | set of three, trio | {m} |
terno | three-piece suit | {m} |
ternura | tenderness | {f} |
tero | teruteru | {m} [Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay] |
terpeno | terpene | {m} [organic compound] |
terpenoide | terpenoid | {m} [organic compound] |
terópodo | A theropod: any dinosaur of suborder Theropoda | {m} |
terquedad | obstinacy | {f} |
terracota | terracotta | {f} |
terraplenar | to terrace | {v} |
terraplén | embankment; fill (on a hillside, etc.) | {m} |
terrateniente | landowner | {mf} |
terraza | sidewalk cafe | {m} |
terraza | terrace | {m} |
terrazo | land portrayed in a landscape | {m} |
terrícola | Earthling | {mf} |
terregoso | Full of clods or lumps of earth | {adj} [of terrain] |
terremoto | earthquake | {m} |
terrenal | earthly (of the earth) | {adj} |
terrenal | terrestrial | {adj} |
terrenal | worldly | {adj} |
terreno | land | {m} |
terrestre | earthling | {adj} |
terrestre | earthly | {adj} |
terrestre | terrestrial | {adj} |
terrible | terrible | {adj} |
terriblemente | terribly | {adv} |
territorial | territorial | {adj} |
territorio | territory | {m} |
terrón | clod, clump of earth | {m} |
terrón | clump, lump [of any other substance] | {m} |
terror | horror | {m} |
terror | terror | {m} |
terrorífico | terrifying, terrific, scary (causing fear) | {adj} |
terrorismo | terrorism | {m} |
terrorista | terroristic | {adj} |
terrorista | terrorist | {mf} |
terráqueo | earthling, terraqueous | {m} |
terso | smooth, polished | {adj} |
terso | soft | {adj} |
tertulia | a regular social gathering, a circle | {f} |
tertuliano | guest on a talk show | {m} |
tertuliano | Someone who goes to a gathering | {m} |
tesauro | thesaurus | {m} |
tesis | thesis | {f} |
teísmo | theism | {m} |
tesorero | treasurer | {m} |
tesoro | thesaurus | {m} |
tesoro | treasure | {m} |
test | test | {m} |
teísta | theist | {mf} |
testamento | will, testament | {m} |
testar | to compose a will | {v} |
testarudo | stubborn, obstinate | {adj} |
testículo | testicle | {m} [anatomy] |
test de Rorschach | Rorschach test | {m} |
testear | to test | {v} [Argentina, Chile] |
testera | faceplate on a horse's bridle | {f} |
testicular | testicular | {adj} |
testificar | to give evidence | {v} |
testificar | to testify | {v} |
testigo | witness | {mf} |
testigo ocular | eyewitness (person who has seen and testify about an event) | {m} |
testiguar | to testify, bear witness | {v} [obsolete] |
testimoniar | to give testimony | {v} |
testimonio | testimony | {m} |
testosterona | testosterone | {f} |
teta | breast | {f} |
teta | nipple | {f} |
tete | mess, pickle | {m} [South America, colloquial] |
tetera | kettle (for boiling water) | {f} |
tetera | teapot (vessel for tea) | {f} |
te toca a ti | it's your turn | {phrase} |
tetraceno | tetracene | {m} [organic compound] |
tetracloroetileno | tetrachloroethylene | {m} [organic compound] |
tetradecágono | tetradecagon | {m} [geometry] |
tetraedro | tetrahedron | {m} [geometry] |
tetraetilo | tetraethyl | {m} |
tetraetílico | tetraethyl | {adj} |
tetragonal | tetragonal | {adj} |
tetrahidrofurano | tetrahydrofuran | {m} [organic compound] |
tetranortriterpeno | tetranortriterpenoid | {m} |
tetraterpeno | tetraterpene | {m} [organic compound] |
tetraterpenoide | tetraterpenoid | {m} [organic compound] |
tetrazina | tetrazine | {f} [organic compound] |
tetrosa | tetrose | {f} [organic chemistry, carbohydrates] |
tetróxido | tetroxide | {m} |
tetuda | busty | {adj} |
tetun | Tetum (language) | {m} |
Texas | Texas | {prop} |
textil | textile | {adj} |
textil | textile | {m} |
texto | text | {m} |
textual | exact, precise | {adj} |
textual | textual | {adj} |
textualmente | textually | {adv} |
teyberi | tayberry | {m} |
tez | complexion | {f} |
tezontle | tezontle | {m} |
theta | theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ | {f} |
Thiare | female given name, variant of Tiare | {prop} |
thinner | thinner, paint thinner | {m} |
thiomersal | thimerosal | {m} [organic compound] |
ti | you, thee (declined form of tú used as the object of a preposition) | {pron} |
tianguera | feminine form of tianguero | {f} |
tianguero | A vendor located in a tianguis; a marketeer | {m} [Mexico] |
tianguis | market | {m} [Mexico] |
tianguista | A vendor located in a tianguis; a marketeer | {mf} [Mexico] |
tiara | a turban, especially that worn by ancient Persian kings | {f} [historical] |
tiara | tiara (all senses) | {f} |
Tiare | female given name | {prop} |
tibetano | Tibetan | {adj} |
tibetano | Tibetan | {m} |
tibia | tibia | {f} [anatomy] |
tibieza | tepidness, lukewarmness | {f} |
tibieza | warmth (of character) | {f} |
tibio | lukewarm | {adj} |
tiburón | shark | {m} |
tiburón ballena | whale shark | {m} |
tiburón blanco | great white shark | {m} |
tiburón de puntas negras | blacktip reef shark | {m} |
tiburón mako | mako shark | {m} |
tiburón martillo | hammerhead shark | {m} |
tiburón toro | bull shark | {m} |
tiburón zorro | bigeye thresher | {m} |
tic | tick (sound) | {m} |
tic | tick, tic (movement) | {m} |
tic | tick (written mark) | {m} |
tictac | tick tock | {interj} |
tictaquear | To ticktock; to tick | {v} |
tió de Nadal | a tió de Nadal | {m} |
tiempo | tense | {m} |
tiempo | time | {m} |
tiempo | weather | {m} |
Tiempo Universal Coordinado | Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) | {prop} |
tienda | shop, store | {f} |
tienda | tent | {f} |
tienda por departamentos | department store | {f} |
tienta | probe | {f} |
tienta | smartness | {f} |
tiernamente | tenderly | {adv} |
tierno | green, unripe (vegetables) | {adj} [Chile, Ecuador] |
tierno | soft, delicate | {adj} |
tierno | tender, affectionate | {adj} |
tierno | tender (meat, etc.) | {adj} |
tierno | tender, young | {adj} |
tierra | A nation or province | {f} |
tierra | land, as opposed to the sea | {f} |
tierra | soil, earth | {f} |
Tierra | Earth | {prop} |
Tierra Firma | Former name of the Isthmus of Panama | {prop} |
tieso | erect, hard, stiff | {adj} [slang] |
tieso | starched, formal | {adj} |
tieso | stiff, rigid | {adj} |
tiesto | any earthenware fragment | {m} |
tiesto | flowerpot | {m} |
Tiflis | Tbilisi (the capital city of Georgia (the country)) | {prop} |
tifón | waterspout | {m} |
tifón | typhoon, tropical cyclone | {m} [weather] |
Tifón | Typhon | {prop} [Greek mythology] |
tifus | typhus | {m} [pathology] |
tigre | tiger | {m} |
tigresa | tigress (female tiger) | {f} [zoology] |
tigriña | Tigrinya | {prop} |
tijera | scissors | {f} |
tijereta | earwig | {f} |
tila | linden flower | {f} |
tila | linden flower tea | {f} |
tila | linden (tree) | {f} |
tilacino | thylacine | {m} |
tilacoide | thylakoid | {m} [cytology] |
tilcuate | A kind of black snake | {m} [Mexico] |
tildar | to declare or brand as; to stigmatize | {v} |
tildar | to tilde, to put a tilde over | {v} |
tildarse | hang (of a computer, to stop working) | {v} [informal] |
tildarse | to go into a trance, a stupor | {v} [informal] |
tilde | accent mark | {mf} |
tilde | criticism, censure | {mf} |
tilde | tilde | {mf} |
tilma | An indigenous outer garment worn by men. Worn on the front like a long apron, or fastened over the shoulders as a cloak | {f} [historical, Mexico] |
tilo | basswood | {m} |
timar | to fraud | {v} |
timar | to swindle | {v} |
timbrar | to postmark | {v} |
timbrar | to ring, to make sound a ring | {v} |
timbrar | to seal | {v} |
timbrar | to stamp | {v} |
timbre | bell | {m} |
timbre | doorbell | {m} |
timbre | postmark | {m} |
timbre | seal | {m} |
timbre | stamp | {m} |
timbre | timbre | {m} |
timidez | shyness | {f} |
timidilato | thymidylate | {m} [organic compound] |
timidina | thymidine | {f} [organic compound] |
timidílico | thymidylic | {adj} |
timina | thymine | {f} [organic compound] |
Timișoara | Timișoara | {prop} |
timón | steering wheel | {m} [Cuba, Honduras, Colombia, Nicaragua] |
timón | drawbar | {m} |
timón | rudder | {m} |
timo | rip-off, scam | {m} |
timol | thymol | {m} [organic compound] |
timolol | timolol | {m} |
timonel | cox | {m} [rowing] |
timorense | East Timorese | {adj} |
timorense | East Timorese | {mf} |
Timor Oriental | East Timor | {prop} |
Timoteo | Timothy | {prop} [biblical character] |
Timoteo | male given name | {prop} |
tina | large earthenware jar | {f} |
tina | tub, bathtub | {f} |
tina | vat | {f} |
tinaja | an earthenware jar | {f} |
tinaja | a tinaja | {f} [Latin America] |
tincar | to please, to be pleasing, to fancy (would like to) | {vp} [Chile, colloquial] |
tincar | to think, believe | {vp} [Chile, colloquial] |
tinga | A typical Mexican dish made with shredded meat | {f} |
tinge | Eurasian eagle owl | {m} |
tinieblas | darkness | {fp} [poetic] |
tinta | ink | {f} |
tinta china | Indian ink | {f} |
tintero | inkwell | {m} |
tintinear | to jingle | {v} |
tinto | dark red (wine) | {adj} |
tinto de verano | tinto de verano | {m} |
tintorería | dry cleaner (shop) | {f} |
tintura | colouring, dye | {f} |
tintura | dyeing (the process) | {f} |
tioconazol | tioconazole | {m} [organic compound] |
tiofeno | thiophene | {m} [organic compound] |
tiorredoxina | thioredoxin | {f} [enzyme] |
tiosulfato | thiosulfate | {m} |
tiovivo | carousel, merry-go-round (pleasure ride consisting of a slowly revolving circular platform affixed with various types of seats) | {m} [Spain] |
tioxantona | thioxanthone | {f} [organic compound] |
tipa | feminine form of tipo, woman | {f} [colloquial] |
tipazo | a physically attractive person | {m} [colloquial] |
tipazo | a very attractive body | {m} [of a person, colloquial] |
tipejo | jerk (ridiculous guy) | {m} [pejorative] |
tipificar | to classify, typify, categorize | {v} |
tiple | single-piece mast | {m} [nautical] |
tiple | soprano, treble (voice, singer) | {m} |
tiple | treble guitar, a small plucked stringed instrument of the guitar family, used in the traditional musics of Spain and various Latin American nations | {m} |
tiple | treble guitar player | {m} |
tipo | guy, dude | {m} [colloquial] |
tipo | kind, type | {m} |
tipo | rate, rate of interest | {m} |
tipografía | typography | {f} |
tipográfico | typographic, typographical | {adj} |
tipológico | typological | {adj} |
tiquismiquis | fussy | {adj} |
tiquismiquis | a fusspot; fussy person | {m} |
tiquismiquis | exaggerated courtesies, affected mannerisms | {m} |
tiquismiquis | finickiness | {m} |
tiqui-taca | tiki-taka (quick one-touch football, involving short passes and movements) | {m} [soccer] |
tira | tie, ribbon | {f} |
tira | cop | {m} [Chile, Argentina, colloquial] |
tirachinas | slingshot | {m} |
tira cómica | A strip cartoon or comic strip | {f} [comics] |
tirada | edition | {f} |
tirada | shooting | {f} |
tirada | throw | {f} |
tirador | shooter, rifleman | {m} |
tiradora | feminine form of tirador | {f} |
tiragomas | slingshot | {m} |
tiranía | tyranny | {f} |
Tirana | Tirana | {prop} |
tiranizar | to bully | {v} |
tiranizar | to tyrannize | {v} |
tirano | like a tyrant; tyrannous; tyrannical | {adj} |
tirano | tyrant | {m} |
tiranosaurio | tyrannosaurus | {m} |
tirante | strap | {m} |
tirar | to attract | {vi} |
tirar | to be somewhat | {vi} |
tirar | to manage; to get by | {vi} |
tirar | to pull | {vi} |
tirar | to shoot | {vi} |
tirar | to spend time | {vr} [colloquial] |
tirar | to throw oneself | {vr} |
tirar | to knock over; to knock down | {vt} |
tirar | to print | {vt} |
tirar | to shoot; to launch | {vt} |
tirar | to take (a photograph) | {vt} |
tirar | to throw | {vt} |
tirar | to throw out | {vt} |
tirar la casa por la ventana | to push the boat out | {v} [idiomatic] |
tirar la toalla | To throw in the towel; to give up; to quit | {v} [idiomatic] |
tirita | band-aid, sticking plaster, Elastoplast | {f} |
tiritar | to shiver | {v} |
tirón | skill, string to one's bow | {m} |
tirón | tug, pull, jerk | {m} |
tiránicamente | tyrannically | {adv} |
tiránico | tyrannical | {adj} |
tiro | shot (with a gun) | {m} |
tiro | shot | {m} [soccer] |
tiro | team (of horses) | {m} |
tiro al arco | archery | {m} |
tiro con arco | archery | {m} |
tiroidectomía | thyroidectomy | {f} [surgery] |
tironear | to yank (pull quickly and strongly) | {v} |
tirosina | tyrosine | {f} [amino acid] |
tirosinasa | tyrosinase | {f} [enzyme] |
tiroteo | gunfight | {m} |
tirotropina | thyrotropin, thyroid-stimulating hormone | {f} [hormone] |
tiroxina | thyroxine | {f} [hormone] |
tisular | tissular; of or pertaining to tissue | {adj} |
tita | theta; the Greek letter Θ, θ | {f} |
titanio | titanium | {m} |
titi | chick (young lady) | {f} [slang, regional] |
titilar | to quiver | {v} |
titilar | to titillate | {v} |
titilar | to twinkle | {v} |
titipuchal | load, ton, large quantity | {m} |
titiritero | puppeteer | {m} |
titiritero | tightrope walker | {m} |
titán | titan | {m} |
titán | very large crane (lifting device) | {m} |
titánico | titanic, enormous | {adj} |
Tito | Titus; the Epistle to Titus | {prop} [biblical character] |
Tito | male given name | {prop} |
titrar | to titrate | {v} [chemistry] |
titubear | to stutter | {v} |
titulación | qualification | {f} |
titulado | titled | {adj} |
titulado | titleholder | {m} |
titular | titular | {adj} |
titular | headline | {m} |
titular | to entitle | {v} |
titular | to title | {v} |
tiza | a piece of chalk | {f} |
tiza | chalk | {f} |
tiznar | to tarnish | {v} [figuratively] |
tiznar | to blacken, to soil with soot | {v} |
tiznar | to soil, to stain | {v} |
tiznarse | to get drunk | {vr} [Central America, Argentina] |
tiznarse | to become soiled or stained | {vr} |
tiznarse | to become tarnished | {vr} |
TL | Tlaxcala (Mexican state) | {abbr} |
tlacuache | opossum | {m} [Mexico] |
tlalcoyote | American badger, Taxidea taxus | {m} |
tlapalería | hardware store, paint store | {f} [Mexico] |
tlapalero | hardware dealer, the owner or employee of a tlapalería (hardware store or paint store) | {m} |
Tlaxcala | A state of Mexico | {prop} |
tlaxcalteca | Of or pertaining to the Mexican state of Tlaxcala | {adj} |
tlaxcalteca | An inhabitant or a resident of the Mexican state of Tlaxcala | {mf} |
tlazol | trash, garbage | {m} [dialectal, Mexico] |
tlazol | forage, fodder, especially that made from cropped cane | {m} [Mexico] |
TLC | Tratado de Libre Comercio | {initialism} |
TLCAN | Tratado de Libre Comercio de América del Norte; NAFTA | {initialism} |
TMA | “tristeza y muerte de agave”: a blight that has reduced the production of the agave grown to produce tequila | {initialism} |
Támesis | the Thames river | {prop} |
tímidamente | timidly | {adv} |
tímido | timid | {adj} |
témpano | iceberg | {m} |
tímpano | drum | {m} |
tímpano | eardrum | {m} |
témpano de hielo | iceberg | {m} |
tándem | pair | {m} |
tándem | tandem bicycle | {m} |
túnel | tunnel | {m} |
tóner | toner (powder) | {m} |
Túnez | Tunis | {prop} |
Túnez | Tunisia (Republic of Tunisia) | {prop} |
tónica | tonic | {f} |
túnica | tunic | {f} |
tónico | tonic | {adj} |
túnico | Woman's dress | {m} |
tántalo | tantalum | {m} |
tío | Friend, mate, pal, old stick | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
tío | Unknown male person, dude, guy | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
tío | uncle; the brother or sibling of any of both parents | {m} |
tío abuelo | great-uncle | {m} |
toalla | towel | {f} |
toallero | towel rail | {m} |
tobillo | ankle | {m} |
tobo | bucket or container | {m} [Venezuela] |
tobogán | slide (toy for children) | {m} |
TOC | torno obsesivo-compulsivo | {initialism} |
tocadiscos | record player | {m} |
tocado | headdress | {n} |
tocador | dressing table | {m} |
tocapelotas | pain in the but | {m} [colloquial] |
tocar | to be someone’s time or turn | {vp} [context] |
tocar | to be the next | {vp} [context] |
tocar | tocar el timbre (o la campana) — to ring the bell | {v} |
tocar | tocar la bocina (o el claxon) — to honk | {v} |
tocar | tocar la puerta (o ventana) — to knock on the door (or window) | {v} |
tocar | to play (a musical instrument) | {v} |
tocar | to touch | {v} |
tocar las pelotas | to bug, get on someone's nerves, be a pain in the but | {v} [colloquial, idiomatic] |
tocaya | feminine form of tocayo | {f} |
tocayo | namesake (person having the same name) | {m} |
tocino | bacon | {m} |
tocino | salt pork | {m} |
todas | plural of toda; all, all of | {adj} |
todavía | even, still | {adv} |
todavía | not yet (plus "no") | {adv} |
todavía | still, yet | {adv} |
todo | all | {adj} |
todo lo demás | everything else | {pron} |
todopoderoso | almighty | {adj} |
todos | plural of todo; all, all of | {adj} |
todos y cada uno | each and every one | {adj} |
todoterreno | ATV; four-wheel drive vehicle | {m} |
tofu | tofu | {m} |
Togo | Togo | {prop} |
togolés | Togolese | {adj} |
togolés | Togolese | {m} |
Tokio | Tokyo (capital city of Japan) | {prop} |
toldar | to cover with an awning | {v} |
toldo | awning | {m} |
toledano | From Toledo | {adj} |
toledano | Someone from Toledo | {m} |
toledo | toilet | {m} [slang] |
tolerable | tolerable | {adj} |
tolerancia | tolerance | {f} |
tolerante | tolerant | {adj} |
tolerar | to endure | {v} |
tolerar | to tolerate | {v} |
tolina | tholin | {f} [organic compound] |
toller | to remove | {v} |
tollón | narrow pass or road | {m} |
tollón | toyon | {m} [plants] |
toloache | toloache | {m} |
tolueno | toluene | {m} [organic compound] |
toluidina | toluidine | {f} [organic compound] |
toma | conquest, capture | {f} |
toma | recording | {f} |
-toma | feminine form of -tomo | {suffix} |
-tomía | -tomy | {suffix} |
tomador | pickpocket | {mf} [colloquial] |
tomador | taker; receiver; retriever | {mf} |
tomar | To drink, have (especially an alcoholic beverage) | {v} |
tomar | To take | {v} |
tomar | To travel by means of | {v} |
tomar a pecho | to take to heart | {v} [idiomatic] |
tomar el pelo | to make a fool of somebody, kid, wind up | {v} [idiomatic] |
tomar el toro por los cuernos | to take the bull by the horns | {v} [idiomatic] |
tomar en cuenta | To take into account; to keep in mind. | {v} [idiomatic] |
tomar la palabra | To take somebody's word for it; to believe what somebody says. | {v} [idiomatic] |
Tomasa | female given name, feminine form of Tomás ( Thomas) | {prop} |
tomate | tomatillo | {m} [Mexico] |
tomate | tomato (fruit) | {m} |
tomate | tomato (plant) | {m} |
tomate cherry | cherry tomato | {m} |
tío materno | maternal uncle (brother of someone’s mother) | {m} |
tomavistas | cine camera | {m} |
tombo | cop | {m} [slang] |
tomillo | thyme | {m} |
tomín | A Spanish coin equivalent to one third of an adarme or one eighth of a castellano | {m} [historical] |
tomín | A type of silver coin used in the Americas in times of Spanish colonialism | {m} [historical] |
tomo | tome, volume | {m} |
-tomo | -tome | {suffix} |
tomografía | tomography | {f} |
Tomás | male given name | {prop} |
Tomás | Thomas, the apostle | {prop} |
tonel | barrel | {m} |
tonelada | ton | {f} |
Tonga | Tonga | {prop} |
tongano | Tongan | {adj} |
tongano | Tongan | {m} |
tongo | fraud | {m} [colloquial, South America] |
tono | tone | {m} |
tonoplasto | tonoplast | {m} [cytology] |
tonsilolito | tonsillolith | {m} |
tontear | to flirt | {v} |
tontería | nonsense | {f} |
tontería | something of little consequence | {f} |
tontería | something that is dumb | {f} |
tontina | tontine | {f} |
tontón | (augmentative of) tonto; very stupid | {adj} |
tonto | silly or foolish | {adj} |
tonto | stupid | {adj} |
tonto | A fool, a stupid person | {m} |
topacio | topaz | {m} |
topar | to come across, encounter | {vt} |
topar | to knock against, hit, strike, touch | {vt} |
tío paterno | paternal uncle (brother of someone’s father) | {m} |
tope | (boats) masthead, lookout | {m} |
tope | butt, end, butt end | {m} |
tope | collision | {m} |
tope | speed bump | {m} [Mexico] |
tope | quarrel, fight | {m} |
tope | (railway) buffer, bumper | {m} |
tope | reinforcement | {m} |
tope | stop, catch, snag (also figuratively) | {m} |
tope | top, limit | {m} |
topetada | butt (sudden thrust from an animal) | {f} |
topetar | to butt (to suddenly thrust with the head) | {v} |
topetazo | butt (sudden thrust from an animal) | {m} |
topógrafa | feminine form of topógrafo | {f} |
topógrafo | topographer | {m} |
topiramato | topiramate | {m} [organic compound] |
topónimo | placename | {m} |
topo | mole (spy) | {m} |
topo | mole (the animal) | {m} |
topografía | topography | {f} |
topográfico | topographic | {adj} |
topoisomerasa | topoisomerase | {f} [enzyme] |
topolecto | topolect | {m} [linguistics] |
topología | topology | {f} |
toque | stroke | {m} |
toque | toke | {m} |
toque | touch | {m} |
toque | whiff | {m} |
toque de queda | curfew | {m} |
toquetear | to touch up | {v} [colloquial] |
toquetear | to handle; fiddle (with) | {v} |
toqui | toqui | {mf} |
toracotomía | thoracotomy | {f} [medical] |
torbellino | whirlwind | {m} |
torcer | to bend | {v} |
torcer | to sprain | {v} |
torcer | to twist | {v} |
torcerse | to twist, to bend | {v} |
torcida | wick | {f} |
torcido | cross-eyed | {adj} |
torcido | torqued | {adj} |
torcido | twisted; askew | {adj} |
torcido | unlucky | {adj} |
torcido | winding | {adj} |
torcido | twist or curl | {m} |
tordo | with skin patterned in white and black patches | {adj} [of horses] |
tordo | thrush (kind of bird); species Turdus musicus | {m} |
toreador | toreador | {m} [bullfighting] |
torear | to fight a bull | {v} [bullfighting] |
torear | to banter, to tease | {v} |
torear | to send the bulls to the cows | {v} |
torear | to yap (of a dog) | {v} |
toreo | tauromachy, bullfighting | {m} [bullfighting] |
torero | torero, bullfighter, toreador | {m} [bullfighting] |
torio | thorium | {m} |
tormenta | storm, thunderstorm, lightning storm | {f} |
tormenta de polvo | duststorm | {f} [weather] |
tormenta ígnea | firestorm | {n} |
tornado | tornado | {m} |
tornar | to come back | {vi} |
tornar | to revive (to recover from a state of unconsciousness) | {vi} |
tornar | to do again | {vi} [ |
tornar | to change | {vt} |
tornar | to put back | {vt} |
tornar | to return | {vt} |
tornasol | iridescence | {m} |
tornasol | litmus | {m} |
tornasol | sunflower | {m} |
tornear | to turn (as on a lathe) | {v} |
torneo | tournament | {m} |
tornillo | screw (fastener) | {m} |
torniquete | tourniquet (bandage) | {m} |
torniquete | turnstile | {m} |
torno | a lathe | {m} |
toro | bull | {m} |
toro | torus | {m} [geometry, architecture] |
toroide | toroid | {m} [geometry] |
toronja | grapefruit | {f} |
toronjil | lemon balm | {m} |
torozón | annoyance | {m} |
torozón | worry | {m} |
torpe | clumsy | {adj} |
torpe | dishonest | {adj} |
torpe | ugly | {adj} |
torpedear | to torpedo | {v} |
torpedero | shortstop | {f} [baseball] |
torpedero | torpedo boat | {f} |
torpedero | torpedo bomber | {f} |
torpedo | torpedo (fish) | {m} |
torpedo | torpedo (weapon) | {m} |
torpeza | awkwardness | {f} |
torpeza | blunder | {f} |
torrar | to toast | {v} [cooking] |
torrar | to toast, roast (become unbearably hot) | {v} |
torre | rook | {f} [chess] |
torre | skyscraper | {f} |
torre | tower | {f} |
Torre de Babel | the Tower of Babel | {prop} [biblical] |
torre Eiffel | Eiffel Tower | {n} |
torreja | slice | {f} [Chile] |
torreja | french toast | {f} [Latin America] |
torrente | flood | {m} |
torrente | stream | {m} |
torrente | torrent | {m} |
torrente sanguíneo | bloodstream | {m} |
Torres | Spanish surname | {prop} |
torta | A cake | {f} |
torta | A tart | {f} |
torta | A sandwich on a roll | {f} [Mexico] |
torta | slap in the face, cuff on the ear | {f} [Spain, colloquial] |
torta marmolada | marble cake | {f} |
tortería | A shop / store which sells tortas | {f} |
tortilla | tortilla | {f} [Mexico and Central America] |
tortilla | omelette | {f} [Spain and most Hispanic countries] |
tortillera | dyke | {f} [colloquial, pejorative, Spain] |
tortillera | female tortilla seller; tortilla maker | {f} [Latin America] |
tortillería | A store which sells tortillas | {f} |
tortillero | Of or relating to tortillas | {adj} |
tortillero | A round dish used to store tortillas | {m} |
tortillero | tortilla seller; tortilla maker | {m} [Latin America] |
tortillita | diminutive form of tortilla | {f} |
tortita | pancake | {f} |
tortuga | (de tierra) tortoise | {f} |
tortuga | (marina, acuática) turtle | {f} |
tortuoso | winding, tortuous | {adj} |
tortura | torture | {f} |
torturador | torturer | {m} |
torturar | to torture | {v} |
torunda | swab | {f} |
tos | a cough | {f} |
tosco | coarse, rough | {adj} |
tosco | crude | {adj} |
tosco | uncouth | {adj} |
tosco | tartar | {f} [dental hygiene] |
tosco | tuff | {f} [geology] |
toser | to cough | {v} |
tosferina | whooping cough | {f} |
tosquedad | crudeness | {f} |
tostada | a slice of toast | {f} |
tostador | toaster | {m} |
tostadora | toaster | {f} |
tostar | to toast; to brown by cooking | {v} |
tostón | fried slice of unripe plantain | {m} |
total | total, complete | {adj} |
totalidad | whole | {f} |
totalizador | adding-up, totalling | {adj} |
totalizador | totalizator | {m} |
totalizador | totalizer | {m} |
totalizar | to totalize | {v} |
totalmente | totally | {adv} |
totemismo | totemism | {m} |
totémico | totemic | {adj} |
totol | turkey | {m} [Mexico] |
totola | feminine form of totol; a turkey hen | {f} |
Totonicapán | A department of Guatemala | {prop} |
totopo | baked corn tortilla, especially in the form of a chip or crisp | {m} [Central America, Mexico] |
totoposte | alternative form of totopo | {m} [rare] |
totora | bulrush | {f} |
toxicidad | toxicity | {f} |
toxicólogo | toxicologist | {m} |
toxicómana | A person with a pathological desire for intoxicants; a drug addict | {f} |
toxicómano | One who has a pathological desire for intoxicants; a drug addict | {m} |
toxicología | toxicology | {f} |
toxicomanía | An irrational desire for intoxicants; toxicomania | {f} |
toxina | toxin | {f} |
tozudamente | obstinately | {adv} |
tozudo | obstinate | {adj} |
tápalo | a coarse-threaded shawl or mantle used in Mexico | {m} |
típicamente | typically | {adv} |
típico | typical | {adj} |
tópico | clichéd | {adj} |
tópico | topical | {adj} |
tópico | cliché | {m} |
tópico | subject, topic | {m} |
TQM | te quiero mucho (I love you a lot) | {abbr} |
trabajador | hard-working | {adj} |
trabajador | worker | {m} |
trabajar | to suffer | {v} [obsolete] |
trabajar | to work, labour | {v} |
trabajito | diminutive form of trabajo | {m} |
trabajo | work | {m} [physics] |
trabajo | work | {m} |
trabajo de chinos | A lot of work; difficult or long-term work. (Literally, Chinese work.) | {m} [idiomatic] |
trabajo forzado | (UK) forced labour. (US)) forced labor | {m} |
trabajosamente | laboriously, arduously, toilsomely (requiring much work) | {adv} |
trabajoso | laborious, arduous | {adj} |
trabalenguas | tongue-twister | {m} |
trabar | to connect | {v} |
trabar | to obstruct | {v} |
trabuquete | trebuchet | {m} |
tracción | traction | {f} |
traceur | traceur | {m} |
tracto | a stretch | {m} |
tracto | tract | {m} |
tractor | tractor | {m} |
traída | bringing | {f} |
tríada | triad | {f} |
tradición | tradition | {f} |
tradicional | traditional | {adj} |
tradicionalmente | traditionally | {adv} |
traído | used, worn | {adj} [mainly of clothing] |
traído por los pelos | far-fetched, unlikely | {adj} |
traducción | translation | {f} |
traduccional | translationary | {adj} |
traducido | translated | {adj} |
traducir | to translate | {v} |
traductor | translating | {adj} |
traductor | translator | {m} |
traer | to attract, to draw, to pull | {v} |
traer | to bring | {v} |
traer | to bring about, to cause, to occasion | {v} |
traer | to bring forward, to advance, to adduce | {v} |
traer | to cause to be, to have in a certain condition | {v} |
traer | to have, to carry (in a publication, in stock) | {v} |
traer | to include (have as a component, part, accessory or ingredient) | {v} |
traer | to make, to compel, to oblige | {v} |
traer | to persuade | {v} |
traer | to wear (short form of traer puesto) | {v} |
traficante | dealing | {adj} |
traficante | dealer (drugs) | {mf} |
traficante | trafficker (illegal) | {mf} |
traficar | to smuggle | {v} [Latin America] |
traficar | to traffic (illegal trade or exchange of goods) | {v} [Latin America] |
tragador | cumslut | {m} |
tragador | swallower | {m} |
tragafuegos | firebreather | {m} |
tragaluz | skylight | {m} |
tragamonedas | slot machine; fruit machine | {m} |
tragaperras | slot machine; fruit machine | {m} |
tragar | and to gulp | {vtr} |
tragar | and to swallow | {vtr} |
tragasables | sword-swallower | {mf} |
tragedia | a tragedy play | {f} [drama] |
tragedia | tragedy, catastrophe | {f} |
tragón | eating much food | {adj} |
tragón | greedy | {adj} |
trago | (alcoholic) drink | {m} |
trago | booze | {m} |
trago | gulp | {m} |
traición | treason | {f} |
traicionar | to betray | {v} |
traicionero | traitorous | {adj} |
traidor | traitorous | {adj} |
traidor | unpredictable | {adj} |
traidor | traitor | {m} |
traidora | feminine form of traidor | {f} |
traje | suit, dress | {m} |
traje acuático | wetsuit | {m} |
trajebaño | one-piece swimsuit | {m} [rare] |
traje de baño | bathing suit, swimsuit | {n} |
trajinar | to use (in everyday life), to wear | {v} [Chile] |
trajinar | to transport | {v} |
trajín | everyday use, wear | {m} [Chile] |
trajín | coming and going | {m} |
trajín | work | {m} |
traílla | leash | {f} |
tramar | to scheme or plot | {v} |
tramitar | to request, ask for, solicit (through a paper) | {v} [bureaucracy] |
tramitar | to deal with | {v} |
tramo | section, stretch (segment of a journey or route) | {m} |
tramoya | racket, scam, scheme | {f} |
tramoya | The stage machinery, or a piece thereof | {f} [theater] |
tramoyista | con artist | {mf} |
tramoyista | stagehand | {mf} |
trampa | cheating | {f} |
trampa | fiddle | {f} |
trampa | trap | {f} |
trampear | to cheat | {v} |
trampero | trapper (one who traps animals) | {m} |
trampolín | trampoline | {m} [gymnastics] |
trampolín | springboard | {m} [sports] |
trampolín | trampoline | {m} |
tramposo | cheating | {adj} |
tramposo | deceitful | {adj} |
tramposo | cheat, cheater (someone who cheats) | {m} |
tranca | bar used to keep closed a door | {f} |
tranca | thick bar of wood | {f} |
trancar | to lock | {v} |
tranquilamente | calmly | {adv} |
tranquilidad | tranquility | {f} |
tranquilizante | tranquilizing | {adj} |
tranquilizante | tranquilizer | {m} |
tranquilizar | to calm | {v} |
tranquilizar | to sedate | {v} |
tranquillo | knack | {m} |
tranquilo | calm, peaceful, tranquil | {adj} |
tranquilo | relax! | {interj} |
trans- | trans- | {prefix} |
transacción | transaction | {f} |
transaminasa | transaminase | {f} [enzyme] |
transar | to compromise | {v} |
transatlántico | transatlantic | {adj} |
transbordador | ferry | {m} |
transbordar | to transfer | {v} |
transcribir | to transcribe | {v} |
transcripción | transcription | {m} [linguistics, genetics] |
transcriptasa | transcriptase | {f} [enzyme] |
transcurrir | to elapse | {v} |
transcurrir | to pass by | {v} |
transcurso | course, passing | {m} |
transecto | transect | {m} |
transeúnte | bystander | {mf} |
transeúnte | passer-by | {mf} |
transeúnte | transient, nonresident | {mf} |
transferasa | transferase | {f} [enzyme] |
transferencia | transfer | {f} |
transferibilidad | transferability | {f} |
transferir | to transfer | {v} |
transferrina | transferrin | {f} [protein] |
transfigurar | to transfigure | {v} |
transformación | transformation | {f} |
transformación lineal | linear transformation | {f} [linear algebra] |
transformador | transforming | {adj} |
transformador | transformer (a device that changes the characteristics of AC electricity) | {m} |
transformar | to transform | {v} |
transfusión | transfusion, blood transfusion | {f} |
transfusión de sangre | blood transfusion | {f} |
transglutaminasa | transglutaminase | {f} [enzyme] |
transgredir | to transgress | {v} |
transhidrogenasa | transhydrogenase | {f} [enzyme] |
transición | transition | {f} |
Transilvania | Transylvania | {prop} |
transitar | to travel, transit | {v} |
transitivamente | transitively | {adv} |
transitivo | transitive | {adj} |
translúcido | translucent (allowing light to pass through scattering it) | {adj} |
transliteración | transliteration | {f} |
transliterar | to transliterate | {v} |
translocación | translocation | {f} [genetics] |
transmembranal | transmembranal | {adj} |
transmisión | broadcast | {f} |
transmisor | transmitter | {m} |
transmitir | to transmit | {v} |
transmontano | transmontane | {adj} |
transmutación | transmutation | {f} |
transmutar | to transmute (to change one thing into another) | {vit} |
Transnistria | Transnistria | {prop} |
transparencia | transparency | {f} |
transparentar | to make transparent | {v} |
transparente | transparent | {adj} |
transpeptidasa | transpeptidase | {f} [enzyme] |
transpirar | to transpire | {v} |
transplantar | alternative form of trasplantar | {v} [rare, perhaps nonstandard] |
transplante | transplant | {m} |
transplante | transplantation | {m} |
transponer | to disappear from view | {vp} |
transponer | to transpose | {vt} [music] |
transponer | to move | {vt} |
transponer | to transplant (move plants from one place to another) | {vt} |
transportable | transportable | {adj} |
transportación | transportation | {f} |
transportador | transporting | {adj} |
transportador | carrier, conveyor | {m} |
transportador | protractor | {m} |
transportar | to transpose | {v} [music] |
transportar | to transport | {v} |
transporte | transport | {m} |
transporte público | public transit | {n} |
transportista | (of a person) transporting | {adj} |
transposón | transposon | {m} |
transvasar | to decant | {v} |
transversal | transversal | {adj} |
transversal | transversal | {f} |
transverso | transverse | {adj} |
tranvía | tram | {m} |
trapear | to mop | {v} |
trapecio | trapezoid | {m} [geometry] |
trapecio | trapezius | {m} [muscle] |
trapecio | trapezium | {m} [skeleton] |
trapecio | trapeze | {m} |
trapezoide | trapezoid (bone) | {m} [anatomy] |
trapezoide | trapezium (irregular quadrilateral) | {m} [geometry] |
trapo | any fabric or paper piece for clean, wash or dry (tea towel, dish towel, dish cloth, dust cloth, car towel, damp cloth) | {m} |
trapo | any piece of cloth | {m} |
trapo | rag | {m} |
traqueal | tracheal | {adj} |
traqueostomía | tracheostomy | {f} [surgery] |
traqueotomía | tracheotomy | {f} [surgery] |
traquetear | to clatter | {v} |
tras- | alternative form of trans- | {prefix} |
tras | after | {prep} |
tras | beyond | {prep} |
trasatlántico | alternative form of transatlántico | {adj} |
trasbordador | alternative form of transbordador | {m} |
trasbordar | alternative form of transbordar | {v} |
trascartón | Immediately after | {adv} |
trascendencia | importance | {f} |
trascendencia | transcendence | {f} |
trascendental | transcendental | {adj} |
trascender | to transcend, to go beyond | {vi} |
trascribir | alternative form of transcribir | {v} |
trascripción | alternative form of transcripción | {f} |
trascurrir | alternative form of transcurrir | {v} |
trascurso | alternative form of transcurso | {m} |
trasegar | To tope, booze (drink alcohol excessively) | {v} |
trasegar | To transfer (liquid from one container to another) | {v} |
traserito | diminutive form of trasero | {m} |
trasero | back, back-side, rear-side, posterior | {adj} |
trasero | butt | {m} [slang, anatomy] |
trasferencia | alternative form of transferencia | {f} |
trasferir | alternative form of transferir | {v} |
trasfigurar | alternative form of transfigurar | {v} |
trasfondo | background | {m} |
trasformación | alternative form of transformación | {f} |
trasformador | alternative form of transformador | {adj} |
trasformador | alternative form of transformador | {m} |
trasformar | alternative form of transformar | {v} |
trasfusión | alternative form of transfusión | {f} |
trasgredir | alternative form of transgredir | {v} |
trashumante | migratory | {adj} |
trashumante | transhumant (moving from winter to summer paste) | {adj} |
trasiego | hustle and bustle | {m} |
trasiego | transfer | {m} |
traslación | translation | {f} [physics, geometry] |
trasladar | to copy, to transcribe | {v} |
trasladar | to move | {v} |
trasladar | to transfer | {v} |
trasladar | to translate | {v} |
trasladar | to transmit | {v} |
traslado | copy | {m} |
traslado | move, removal | {m} |
traslado | transfer | {m} |
traslapar | to overlap | {v} |
traslúcido | alternative form of translúcido | {adj} |
traslucirse | to show (through) | {v} |
trasmisión | alternative form of transmisión | {f} |
trasmitir | alternative form of transmitir | {v} |
trasmontano | alternative form of transmontano | {adj} |
trasmutación | alternative form of transmutación | {f} |
trasmutar | alternative form of transmutar | {v} |
trasnochar | to stay awake all night | {v} |
trasparencia | alternative form of transparencia | {f} |
trasparentar | alternative form of transparentar | {v} |
trasparente | alternative form of transparente | {adj} |
traspasar | to overstep (limits) | {v} |
traspasar | to penetrate | {v} |
traspasar | to pierce | {v} |
traspasar | to transfer | {v} |
traspasar | to violate (rules, laws etc) | {v} |
traspaso | passing, crossing | {m} |
traspaso | piercing | {m} |
traspaso | transfer | {m} |
traspaso | transgression, violation | {m} |
traspaso | trespass | {m} |
traspatio | backyard | {m} |
traspirar | alternative form of transpirar | {v} |
trasplantar | to transplant | {v} |
trasplante | transplant | {m} |
trasponer | alternative form of transponer | {v} |
trasportación | alternative form of transportación | {f} |
trasportador | alternative form of transportador | {adj} |
trasportador | alternative form of transportador | {m} |
trasportar | alternative form of transportar | {v} |
trasporte | alternative form of transporte | {m} |
trasquilado | ruined, damaged, screwed up, fleeced | {adj} [colloquial] |
trasquilar | to shear | {v} |
trastabillar | To stumble | {v} |
trastabillar | To stutter, stammer | {v} |
trastienda | backroom (room located in the rear of a shop) | {f} |
trasto | piece of furniture | {m} |
trasto | utensil | {m} |
trastocar | to upset, unsettle | {vt} |
trastornado | crazy | {adj} |
trastornado | disordered, disturbed | {adj} |
trastornar | to drive crazy, insane | {v} |
trastornar | to upset | {v} |
trastorno | disturbance, disorder | {m} |
trastorno bipolar | bipolar disorder | {m} |
trasvasar | alternative form of transvasar | {v} |
trasversal | alternative form of transversal | {adj} |
trasverso | alternative form of transverso | {adj} |
trata | trade, slave trade | {f} |
tratable | tractable, sociable | {adj} |
tratado | treaty | {m} |
tratamiento | treatment | {m} |
tratar | to be about | {v} |
tratar | to treat | {v} |
tratar | to try | {v} |
trato | behaviour | {m} |
trato | deal | {m} |
trato | treatment | {m} |
trauma | trauma | {m} |
traumatizar | to traumatize | {v} |
traumatología | traumatology (branch of medicine) | {f} |
traumático | traumatic | {adj} |
travesía | traverse, crossing | {f} |
travesía | trip, journey | {f} |
travesaño | crossbeam | {f} [architecture] |
travesaño | rung of a ladder | {f} |
travesaño | crossbar | {f} [sport] |
travestí | transvestite | {mf} |
travesti | transvestite | {mf} |
travesura | prank | {f} |
travieso | naughty, mischievous | {adj} |
travieso | playful; suggesting mirth or fun | {adj} |
través | bent (unusual) | {m} |
tórax | thorax | {m} [anatomy] |
trayecto | route | {m} |
trayectoria | sequence of events of a professional career, artistic career, a social group, a war, etc | {f} |
trayectoria | trajectory | {f} |
trazador | plotter (type of printer) | {m} [computing] |
trazador | designer, planner | {m} |
trazador | tracer | {m} [military] |
trazar | to draw | {vt} |
trazar | to trace | {vt} |
trazo | line (writing) | {m} |
trazo | stroke (writing) | {m} |
trébol | club | {m} [card games] |
trébol | clover | {m} |
trébol | trefoil | {m} [heraldiccharge] |
trébol | trefoil, shamrock | {m} |
tríceps | triceps | {m} |
tríceps braquial | triceps brachii | {m} |
tríceps sural | triceps surae | {m} |
trebejar | to play | {v} [rare] |
trebejar | to romp, frisk, gambol | {v} |
trebejo | diversion, pastime | {m} [archaic, obsolete] |
trebejo | joke, jest | {m} [archaic, obsolete] |
trebejo | chess piece | {m} |
trebejo | toy | {m} |
trebejo | tool, utensil, instrument | {m} [usually, plural] |
trece | thirteen | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
trecho | distance, stretch, extension (in space or time) | {m} |
trecho | way, trail, walk | {m} |
tregua | rest, break | {f} |
tregua | truce | {f} |
trehalasa | trehalase | {f} [enzyme] |
trehalosa | trehalose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
treinta | thirty | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
treintaytantos | thirtysomething | {cardinal num} |
tremedal | quag, quagmire | {m} |
tremendamente | tremendously | {adv} |
tremendo | tremendous | {adj} |
tren | train | {m} |
tren interurbano | commuter rail | {m} |
trentón | thirtysomething | {m} |
tren ultraligero | ultra light rail | {n} |
trenza | plait, braid, truss | {f} |
trenzar | To plait; to braid | {v} |
treonina | threonine | {f} [amino acid] |
treosa | threose | {m} [carbohydrates] |
trepador | climbing | {adj} |
trepador | careerist | {m} |
trepador | climber | {m} |
trepador | social climber | {m} |
trepamonos | climbing frame | {m} |
trepanación | trepanation | {f} [surgery] |
trepar | to climb | {v} |
trepatroncos | treecreeper, better known as the agateador | {m} |
trepatroncos | woodcreeper | {m} |
trepidar | to vibrate | {v} |
treprostinil | treprostinil | {m} [pharmaceutical drug] |
tres | three | {cardinal num} [cardinal] |
trescientas | feminine form of trescientos | {num} |
trescientos | three hundred | {num} |
tres en raya | tic-tac-toe, or noughts and crosses | {m} |
treta | trick | {f} |
tráfago | hustle, bustle | {m} [colloquial] |
tráfago | tiring activities, work | {m} |
tráfago | traffic | {m} |
tráfico | smuggle | {m} [Latin America] |
tráfico | traffic | {m} |
trófico | trophic | {adj} |
trágicamente | tragically | {adv} |
trágico | tragic | {adj} [drama] |
trágico | tragic, distressful | {adj} |
triangular | triangular | {adj} |
triangular | to triangulate | {v} |
triario | triarius | {m} [military of Ancient Rome] |
triatleta | triathlete | {mf} |
triatlón | triathlon | {m} |
triazina | triazine | {f} [organic compound] |
tribal | tribal | {adj} |
tribología | tribology | {f} |
tribu | tribe | {f} |
tribunal | tribunal | {m} |
tribunal testamentario | probate court | {n} |
tributar | to render; to pay tribute to | {v} |
tricampeón | three-time champion; one who has won a championship three times | {m} |
tricentésimo | three hundredth | {adj} |
triciclo | Any three-wheeled vehicle | {m} |
triciclo | tricycle (bicycle with three wheels) | {m} |
tricloroacetato | trichloroacetate | {m} [organic compound] |
tricloroacético | trichloroacetic | {adj} |
tricloroetileno | trichloroethylene | {m} [organic compound] |
triclosán | triclosan | {m} [organic compound] |
tórico | toric; toroidal | {adj} |
tricofilia | trichophilia | {f} |
tricolor | tricolor (having three colors) | {adj} |
tricolor | tricolour (flag) | {m} |
tricornio | tri-corn hat | {m} |
tricotómico | Pertaining to trichotomy | {adj} |
tricotomía | trichotomy | {f} |
tricóptero | caddis fly | {m} |
tricótomo | trichotomous | {adj} |
tridecágono | triskaidecagon, tridecagon | {m} [geometry] |
tridente | trident (a three-pronged spear) | {m} |
tridimensional | three-dimensional, tridimensional | {adj} |
tridisminuido | tridiminished | {adj} [geometry] |
Trieste | Trieste (town) | {prop} |
trietilamina | triethylamine | {f} [organic compound] |
trifenilmetano | triphenylmethane | {m} [organic compound] |
trifosfato | triphosphate | {m} [chemistry] |
trifulca | punch-up, ruckus | {f} |
trifulca | quarrel, row | {f} |
triglicérido | triglyceride | {m} [organic compound] |
trigo | wheat | {m} |
trigonometría | trigonometry | {f} [mathematics] |
trigonométrico | trigonometric | {adj} |
trigésimo | thirtieth | {adj} |
trigésimo | thirtieth | {m} |
trigueño | Resembling wheat, wheaten | {adj} |
trilingüe | trilingual | {adj} |
trilla | gurnard (fish) | {f} |
trilla | threshing | {f} |
trillar | to thresh | {v} |
trillizo | triplet; in a group of three | {adj} |
trillizo | triplet | {m} |
trillón | a quintillion; 1018 | {m} [cardinal] |
trilogía | trilogy | {f} |
trimestral | trimestral | {adj} |
trimestre | trimester | {m} |
trimetilpentano | trimethylpentane | {m} [organic compound] |
trimetoprima | trimethoprim | {f} [organic compound] |
trimétrico | trimetric | {adj} |
trinar | to warble, chirp | {v} |
trinchar | to carve | {v} |
trinchera | trench, ditch | {f} |
trineo | sledge, sleigh | {m} |
triángulo | control arm | {m} [automotive] |
triángulo | triangle | {m} [geometry] |
triángulo | triangle | {m} [musical instruments] |
triángulo equilátero | equilateral triangle | {m} [geometry] |
triángulo rectángulo | right triangle | {m} |
trinidad | trinity | {f} |
trinidad | Trinity (in Christianity) | {prop} |
Trinidad | female given name, referring to the Holy Trinity | {prop} |
Trinidad | Trinidad (island) | {prop} |
Trinidad y Tobago | Trinidad and Tobago | {prop} |
trinitense | Trinidadian and Tobagonian | {adj} |
trinitense | Trinidadian and Tobagonian | {mf} |
trinitrofenol | trinitrophenol, picric acid | {m} [organic compound] |
trinitrotolueno | trinitrotoluene, TNT | {m} [organic compound] |
trino | chirp | {m} |
triosa | triose | {f} [organic chemistry] |
tripa | belly | {f} |
tripa | inner tube | {f} |
tripa | intestine, gut | {f} |
tripa | tripe | {f} |
tripas | tripe | {fp} [cooking] |
triple | triple | {adj} |
triple diosa | Triple Goddess | {f} |
triple salto | triple jump | {m} [athletics] |
triplicar | to triplicate; to do something three times | {v} |
tripsina | trypsin | {f} [enzyme] |
triptamina | tryptamine | {f} [organic compound] |
triptófano | tryptophan | {m} [amino acid] |
tripulación | crew or a ship, plane, or other craft | {f} |
tripulado | manned, crewed | {adj} |
tripulante | crewmember | {mf} |
tripular | to man | {v} |
triquetro | triquetrous | {n} |
triquitraque | firecracker | {m} |
triquiñuela | trick | {f} |
trisección | trisection | {f} |
triste | joyless | {adj} |
triste | sad | {adj} |
tristemente | sadly | {adv} |
tristemente | unfortunately | {adv} |
tristeza | sadness | {f} |
Tristán | male given name, cognate to English Tristan | {prop} |
triterpeno | triterpene | {m} [organic compound] |
triterpenoide | triterpenoid | {m} [organic compound] |
triterpénico | triterpenoid | {adj} |
tritio | tritium | {m} [isotope] |
tritón | merman | {m} |
trituradora | shredder | {f} |
trituradora de madera | woodchipper | {n} |
triturar | to grind | {v} |
triunfalismo | triumphalism | {m} |
triunfante | triumphant, victorious | {adj} |
triunfar | to triumph | {v} |
triunfo | triumph | {m} |
trivial | trivial | {adj} |
trivializar | to trivialize | {v} |
trióxido | trioxide | {m} |
triza | fragment | {f} |
térmica | thermal | {f} |
térmico | thermal | {adj} |
término | end | {m} |
trámite | procedure, step | {m} |
tránsfuga | deserter | {mf} |
tránsfuga | fugitive | {mf} |
tránsfuga | turncoat, traitor | {mf} |
tránsito | traffic, transit | {m} |
trío | a group of three | {m} |
trío | trio, threesome | {m} |
trocar | to barter | {v} |
trocha | trail, narrow path | {f} |
trocito | diminutive form of trozo, small piece | {m} |
trocánter | trochanter | {m} [anatomy] |
trocoide | trochoid | {f} [geometry] |
-trofa | feminine form of -trofo | {suffix} |
trofeo | trophy | {m} |
-trofia | -trophy | {suffix} |
-trofo | -troph, -trophic | {suffix} |
trofozoito | trophozoite | {m} [cytology] |
troglodita | barbarous, cruel (of a person) | {adj} |
troglodita | Of or pertaining to subterranean life | {adj} |
troglodita | caveman or cavewoman | {mf} |
troglodita | troglodyte | {mf} |
troj | A storeroom specifically used to keep olives separately before being ground | {f} |
troj | garner | {f} |
troja | A slim bag made of linen cloth | {f} [archaic] |
troja | garner | {f} [archaic] |
troja | saddlebag | {f} [archaic] |
trol | troll | {m} [fantasy] |
trola | lie | {f} |
trola | female prostitute | {f} [slang, South America] |
troll | alternative spelling of trol | {m} |
tromba | whirlwind, tornado | {f} |
trombina | thrombin | {f} [enzyme] |
trombón | trombone | {m} |
trombocito | thrombocyte; blood platelet | {m} |
trombosis | thrombosis | {f} |
tromboxano | thromboxane | {m} [organic compound] |
trombótico | thrombotic | {adj} |
trompa | tube (especially the Fallopian tube) | {f} [anatomy] |
trompa | horn | {f} [musici] |
trompa | proboscis | {f} |
trompa | snout (long, projecting nose, mouth and jaw of a beast) | {f} |
trompa | trunk (of an elephant) | {f} |
trompa de Falopio | Fallopian tube | {f} [anatomy] |
trompa de los Alpes | alphorn | {f} |
trompe-l'œil | trompe-l'oeil (type of optical illusion) | {m} |
trompeta | trumpet | {f} |
trompeta | trumpeter | {mf} |
trompetista | trumpeter | {mf} |
trompo | top (spinning toy) | {m} |
tronar | to thunder | {vi} [impersonal] |
tronchar | to crack, to split | {v} |
tronchar | to shatter | {v} |
tronchar | to snap | {v} |
tronco | guy, dude | {m} [colloquial, Spain] |
tronco | torso | {m} |
tronco | trunk (tree trunk) | {m} |
tronco del encéfalo | brain stem | {m} [anatomy] |
tronera | pocket of pool table | {f} |
tronera | small window; porthole | {f} |
trono | throne | {m} |
tronquito | little trunk | {m} |
tropa | flock, herd | {f} [Latin America] |
tropa | army, troop | {f} [military] |
tropa | troop, crowd | {f} |
tropecientos | zillions | {adj} |
tropel | mob, crowd | {m} |
tropel | squad, troop | {m} |
tropel | swarm | {m} |
tropelía | outrage, abuse, barbarity | {f} |
tropero | cowboy | {m} [Latin America] |
tropezar | to get tripped up | {vi} |
tropezar | to trip, stumble, bump into | {vi} |
tropezar | to meet (someone) by chance | {vr} |
tropezón | stumbling | {adj} |
tropezón | stumble, trip (act) | {m} |
tropezón | bit of meat or other food found in a stew | {m} [usually in plural] |
tropezoso | falling, stumbling | {adj} |
tropical | tropical | {adj} |
tropiezo | blunder | {m} |
tropiezo | setback | {m} |
tropo | trope | {m} [music, rhetoric] |
tropomiosina | tropomyosin | {f} [protein] |
troponina | troponin | {f} [protein] |
tropopausa | tropopause | {f} |
troposfera | troposphere | {f} |
trotamundo | drifter, transient | {m} |
trotamundos | globetrotter | {m} |
trotar | to trot | {v} |
Troya | Troy | {prop} |
troyano | Trojan | {adj} |
trozo | piece | {m} |
trozo de madera | woodchip | {n} |
trépano | drill bit | {m} |
trópico | Of, or relating to tropes and their use | {adj} |
trópico | tropic | {m} [astronomy, geography] |
trópico | tropics | {m} [geography] |
tráquea | throat, windpipe | {f} |
tórsalo | torsalo | {m} |
tártaro | Tatar | {adj} |
tártaro | tartar | {m} [dentistry] |
tártaro | hell | {m} [poetic] |
tártaro | tartaric acid | {m} |
tártaro | Tatar (person) | {m} |
tártaro | Tatar (language) | {prop} |
tártaro de Crimea | Crimean Tatar (a Turkic language) | {prop} |
tórtola | turtle dove (bird) | {f} |
tórtola turca | The collared dove, a bird | {f} |
tórtolo | lovebird (person) | {n} [colloquial] |
trucar | tune up, soup up (modify a motor vehicle) | {v} |
trucha | queer | {adj} [slang, offensive] |
trucha | trout | {f} |
trucho | male trout | {m} [humorous] |
truco | trick | {m} |
trucos del oficio | tricks of the trade | {mp} [pluralonly] |
truculento | deadly, destructive | {adj} |
truculento | truculent, cruel, savage | {adj} |
trueno | a clap of thunder | {m} |
trueno | privet | {m} [rare] |
trueque | barter | {m} |
trufa | truffle (tuber) | {f} |
Trujillo | Spanish surname | {prop} |
truncar | to truncate, to cut off | {v} |
Tsjinval | The capital city of South Ossetia | {prop} |
tsunami | tsunami | {m} |
tótem | totem | {m} |
tótem | totem pole | {m} |
títere | marionette | {m} |
títere | puppet | {m} |
título | title | {m} |
tu | apocopic form of tuyo Your | {adj} [before the noun] |
TU | Tren Urbano, the metro system used in San Juan, Puerto Rico | {initialism} |
tubería | tubing, piping | {f} |
tubo | tube | {m} |
tubo de ensayo | test tube | {m} |
tubo de escape | tailpipe; exhaust pipe | {m} |
tubo neural | neural tube | {m} [anatomy] |
tubérculo | tubercle | {m} [anatomy, botany, pathology, mycology] |
tubular | tubular | {adj} |
tubulina | tubulin | {f} [protein] |
tucán | A toucan | {m} |
tuerca | nut (for a bolt) | {f} |
tuerto | one-eyed | {adj} |
tuerto | one-eyed person | {m} |
tufo | a wisp (of hair) | {m} |
tufo | bad breath | {m} |
tufo | foul odor, stench | {m} |
tuitear | to tweet | {v} [Internet] |
tule | tule (freshwater sedge) | {m} |
tulio | thulium | {m} |
tulipán | a tulip | {m} |
tullido | crippled | {adj} |
tullido | paralyzed | {adj} |
tullido | cripple, handicapped person | {m} |
tu madre | Similar to the English version, a catch-all retort. Literally: your mom | {f} [pejorative, slang] |
tumba | grave | {f} |
tumbaburros | dictionary | {m} [slang] |
tumbado | lying down | {adj} |
tumbar | to fall | {vi} |
tumbar | to lie down | {vr} |
tumbar | to knock over, tip (make fall) | {vt} |
tumbar | to lay, have sex (with) | {vt} |
tumbarse a la bartola | To hit the hay; hit the sack | {v} [idiomatic] |
tumbón | lazy | {adj} [colloquial] |
tumbón | sly | {adj} [colloquial] |
tumbona | lounger (chair), sun-lounger, recliner, easy chair, deckchair, beach chair | {f} |
tumor | tumor | {m} |
tumoral | tumoral | {adj} |
tuna | nopal | {f} |
tuna | prickly pear, the fruit of the nopal cactus (scientific names: genus Opuntia, Opuntia ficus-indica) | {f} |
tuna | a college singing group, wearing ornate clothes, called in the Americas estudiantina (see Tuna (music)) | {f} [Spain] |
tunante | loafing | {adj} |
tunante | tricky, deceptive | {adj} |
tunante | crook | {mf} |
tunante | loafer | {mf} |
tundir | to mow | {v} |
tundir | to shear | {v} |
tundir | to thrash | {v} |
tundra | tundra | {f} |
tunear | To be crooked or deceitful | {v} |
tunecino | Tunisian | {adj} |
tunecino | Tunisian | {m} |
tuneladora | tunneler (device for making tunnels) | {f} |
tungsteno | tungsten (chemical element) | {m} |
turanosa | turanose | {f} [carbohydrates] |
turba | mob | {f} |
turba | peat | {f} |
turbante | turban | {m} |
turbar | to confuse | {v} |
turbar | to disturb | {v} |
turbina | turbine | {f} |
turbio | turbid | {adj} |
turbulencia | turbulence | {f} |
turbulencia | turbulent times | {f} |
turbulento | turbulent | {adj} |
turíbulo | censer, thurible | {m} |
turca | Turk | {f} |
turco | Turkish | {adj} |
turco | (Central America) it is used infrequently to refer to a Turk, but it is most often used to refer to an Arab or a Jew. In general, it is a non-offensive synonym of Sand-Nigger. i.e. "Los Turcos son los dueños de todas las tiendas de tela". Here, 'Turcos' refers to the Arabs. "Los Turcos son los dueños de todas las casas de empeño". Here it refers to the Jews. | {m} |
turco | Turk | {m} |
turco | the Turkish language | {prop} |
turcomano | Turkoman (Turkmen) | {adj} |
turcomano | Turkoman (Turkmen) | {m} |
turismo | tourism | {m} |
turismo sexual | sex tourism | {m} |
turista | tourist | {mf} |
Turkmenistán | Turkmenistan | {prop} |
turkmeno | Turkmen | {adj} |
turkmeno | Turkmen | {m} |
turmalina | tourmaline | {f} |
turón | polecat, weasel | {m} |
turnar | to alternate | {v} |
turnar | to take turns | {v} |
turnarse | To take turns | {vr} |
turno | duty, guard | {m} |
turno | shift | {m} |
turno | turn | {m} |
turquí | Turkish | {adj} [obsolete] |
Turquía | Turkey (country at intersection of Europe and Asia) | {prop} |
turquesa | turquoise | {adj} |
turquesa | turquoise (gemstone) | {f} |
turquesa | turquoise (color) | {f} [uncountable] |
turrón | A sweet made from almonds. Similar to nougat | {m} |
turístico | touristic | {adj} |
tururú | (to be) crazy, nuts | {adj} |
tusar | to shear | {v} [Latin America] |
tusilago | coltsfoot | {m} |
tutú | tutu | {m} |
tuétano | marrowbone | {m} |
tuétano | marrow, bone marrow | {m} |
tutear | To address someone informally, with tú, to thou | {v} |
tutela | custody | {f} |
tutela | title | {f} |
tutelaje | tutelage | {m} |
tuteo | In Spanish dialects, the use of the pronoun tú as opposed to vos | {m} |
tuteo | The use of informal as opposed to polite pronouns | {m} |
tuto | sleepiness | {m} [Chile, childish] |
tuto | thigh | {m} [Chile] |
Tuvalu | Tuvalu | {prop} |
tuvaluano | Tuvaluan | {adj} |
tuvaluano | Tuvaluan | {m} |
tuxtleco | Of or pertaining to the Mexican city of Tuxtla Gutiérrez | {adj} |
tuya | feminine form of tuyo Yours, your | {adj} |
tuya | (Thuja) thuja | {f} [botany] |
tuya | tuya | {f} [geology] |
tuya | feminine form of tuyo Yours | {pron} |
tuya articulada | sandarac (Tetraclinis articulata Masters) | {f} [plant] |
tuyas | feminine plural of tuyo Yours, your | {adj} |
tuyas | feminine plural of tuyo Yours | {pron} |
tuyo | Yours, your | {adj} |
tuyo | Yours | {pron} |
tuza | gopher | {f} [Mexico] |
tv | (television) TV | {f} |
TV3 | Televisio de Catalunya Catalan Public Television | {abbr} |
TVE | TV España | {abbr} |
twittear | to tweet | {v} [Internet] |
twittero | twitterer (someone who uses the microblogging website Twitter) | {m} [neologism, Internet] |
tóxico | toxic | {adj} |
tzompantli | alternative spelling of zompantli | {m} |