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1694 words, in teaching order
hábilable, capable; deft, skillful; suitable, adequate
Adjective
ensaladasalad; a genre of secular polyphonic music popular in 16th century Spain; mix-up; muddle
Noun
almacenamientostorage, storing (act of storing); stockpiling, warehousing; storage
Noun
dialogarto talk, discuss; to dialogue
Verb
coparto make a clean sweep; To bet a sum equal to the bank in a game of chance.; to encircle; to fill to the cap; to monopolize; to like a lot; expresses liking something a lot; to agree to do something
Verb
plomolead (heavy, pliable, inelastic metal); grey (colour between white and black); shot, pellet; plumb line; fuse; bore, drag (something boring or dull)
Noun
docentelecturer; A member of teachers and professors set. Anyone who teaches.
Noun
procesadoprocessed (of products, food, modified through manufacture); accused
Adjective
aludirto allude, insinuate, mention
Verb
pascuaEaster; Passover; the period between the birth of Christ and the adoration of the Magi
Noun
paraguayoParaguayan (from or native to Paraguay); Paraguayan (pertaining to Paraguay)
Adjective
plantelschoolhouse (building where school is held); staff, personnel; squad; team
Noun
cédulalicence, identity document, ID; warrant, option; official document, documentation, certificate
Noun
conduccióndriving; conduction (conveying of heat or electric current through a material)
Noun
aferrarto grasp, to seize; to catch, to hook; to furl; to cling to, to hold on to, to hang onto, to clutch
Verb
divisaforeign currency; badge, emblem, token; motto
Noun
colapsarto cause to collapse; to collapse
Verb
costadoside; wing (of an army); genealogical lineage traced back from a grandparent; back
Noun
flojoloose; lazy; weak (not potent)
Adjective
repeticiónrepetition; replay, action replay; repetition, rep (colloquial)
Noun
caprichocaprice, vagary, whim, fancy
Noun
interinoacting, temporary, substitute, interim
Adjective
ingenuonaive, ingenuous, candid, innocent; falsely naive, pretending to be naive; freeborn; born free rather than in bondage or as a slave.
Adjective
inversoreverse; inverse; opposite
Adjective
amargarto make bitter; embitter; to go bitter, get bitter
Verb
casualcasual; accidental; coincidental, chance
Adjective
billóntrillion (10¹²); billion (10⁹)
Noun
partyparty; celebration, festivity
Noun
hondodeep; profound
Adjective
delegadodelegate; agent, representative
Noun
ostentarto display, to flaunt; to hold, to possess (a title, position, nobility etc.)
Verb
acordecommensurate; in suit (with); matching; in harmony; according (to)
Adjective
distanciarto separate, distance, space out; to become separated
Verb
retenciónretention; hold-up, jam, traffic jam
Noun
descuidarto relieve from care; to neglect; to not think; to get sloppy, to get or grow careless
Verb
programadorprogrammer (one who writes computer programs)
Noun
departamentaldepartmental (of or relating to a department)
Adjective
patrionative, home (of one's homeland); patriotic
Adjective
reponerto replace; to revive; to reinstate, restore; to recover, recuperate
Verb
intervalointerval, gap, break; interval; recess; intermission
Noun
curvocurved, bent
Adjective
pitowhistle; fife; catcall; woodpecker; cigarette, especially marijuana cigarette; penis; tobacco pipe; coffee bean
Noun
aparentarto pretend, feign, front; to appear, seem
Verb
eventualpotential, possible; sporadic; temporary (employee, contract); eventual (pertaining to events); eventual (that happens eventually)
Adjective
ordenanzaorderly; messenger; ordinance; order, bylaw
Noun
laicolay, secular
Adjective
retarto defy, challenge; to dare; to call out (i.e. to criticize or expose); to scold, reprimand
Verb
tiradolying down, lying; easy-peasy; dirt cheap
Adjective
afándesire; thirst; effort; eagerness; keenness
Noun
esparcirto scatter, disperse; to sprinkle; to fire out; to entertain, divert; to circulate, spread (news)
Verb
encararto confront, to face; to aim; to place face to face
Verb
comentaristacommentator (person who comments professionally)
Noun
suitesuite (rooms, hotel)
Noun
inciertouncertain; untrue, false
Adjective