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1898 words, in teaching order
currículocurriculum (set of courses and content offered by an educational institution); CV; résumé; curriculum vitae (written account of one's education, accomplishments etc.)
Noun
pervertirto pervert, lead astray, garble, corrupt
Verb
accidentadorugged, jagged (terrain); accident-filled; accident-littered; jerky
Adjective
yeguamare (female horse); heifer (female cow); contemptible woman; cigarette butt, fag; the letter Y in the Spanish spelling alphabet
Noun
fajastrip, band, sash; belt; corset; cummerbund; bandage; sash; strip, belt; lane (of highway); channel; fess
Noun
abstracciónabstractedness, absentmindedness; abstraction
Noun
púasharp point, prong, spike, pick; thorn; plectrum, pick; nut pick; tine (of a fork and other things)
Noun
entrañarto involve, to entail, to contain; to imply, to pose, to give rise, to carry (especially risks, difficulties, responsibilities)
Verb
varillaspoke, rib; rebar; whisk
Noun
mañaskill, aptitude, knack; trick (something designed to fool); bad habit, vice, mania; bad temper, ill humor
Noun
hilerarow, windrow; a row of stitches knit flat (not in the round); ridge beam
Noun
espeluznantehair-raising; creepy; spooky; horrifying; grisly
Adjective
bazarbazaar (marketplace)
Noun
víveresarmy food rations; food, groceries; starchy foods including roots and plantains
Noun
saciarto satiate, sate, satisfy, quench, appease
Verb
soldarto weld; to solder, to braze
Verb
prodigioprodigy (an especially gifted or talented person); miracle
Noun
infundirto instill (especially a feeling)
Verb
ingestaingestion, consumption, intake; diet
Noun
anticipoadvance (anticipated payment)
Noun
arrollarto dumbfound; to roll, to roll away; to sweep away; to wind; to run over, knock down
Verb
orillarto pull over (to the side of a road, etc.); to fix, solve; to avoid, skirt
Verb
audaciaaudacity, boldness, daring
Noun
ejemplificarto exemplify, to give an example, to serve as an example
Verb
ávidoavid, keen, eager; greedy; anxious
Adjective
ventajosoadvantageous, profitable, favorable
Adjective
fosoditch, trench; moat, fosse; trap
Noun
embestirto charge; to attack, especially to ram (up against); to pound (sexually penetrate vigorously)
Verb
timoswindle, con, grift, hustle, sting, con game, confidence game; scam, racket, cheat; rip-off; thymus
Noun
desmayoswoon, faint (act of fainting)
Noun
imperantedominant; prevailing; ruling
Adjective
rehogarto fry lightly, to sauté
Verb
reintegrarto refund, reimburse; to reintegrate, rejoin
Verb
diapositivaslide, transparency, diapositive (clear object on which a sample may be viewed); slide (e.g. in a PowerPoint presentation)
Noun
escasearto run low, run short, dwindle; to be in short supply, be scarce, be hard to come by
Verb
moñobun, chignon (hairstyle); headpad (a turban of wound cloth used for carrying loads on the head); bow (of ribbon); bow tie, bowtie
Noun
tazónbowl; mug (large cup)
Noun
platóset (at TV or movies)
Noun
fetichefetish (something that is believed to possess magical powers)
Noun
rizadocurly; ripply; corrugated, wrinkled
Adjective
tergiversarto misrepresent, to twist, to distort; to tergiversate, to prevaricate
Verb
plausiblepraiseworthy, laudable, commendable; plausible, possible
Adjective
varitawand (hand-held narrow rod); penis
Noun
asiduoassiduous; frequent, regular
Adjective