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Words 10901–11000
10901reformado
reformed
Adjective
10902tipa
a South American tree of species Tipuana tipu
Noun
10903fénix
phoenix; Something or someone unique of its kind
Noun
10904inmortalidad
immortality
Noun
10905convenientemente
conveniently
Adverb
10906traga
a person that studies a lot, nerd; a messy eater, glutton
Adjective
10907goce
enjoyment
Noun
10908distorsión
distortion
Noun
10909siniestra
left hand
Noun
10910neoliberalismo
neoliberalism
Noun
10911antelación
in advance, early
Noun
10912brevedad
brevity, shortness
Noun
10913notoriedad
notoriety
Noun
10914democratización
democratization
Noun
10915NOM
initialism of Norma Oficial Mexicana (Official Mexican Standard), each of a series of official, compulsory standards and regulations for diverse activities in Mexico
Noun
10916manjar
delicacy, food, sustenance (especially delicious food, or one of the types of foods listed below); sustenance (something which invigorates mind or body); dulce de leche (caramel spread); suit (one of the four types of cards in a deck)
Noun
10917ininterrumpido
uninterrupted
Adjective
10918friki
freaky; nerdy; geeky
Adjective
10919carretero
street, road
Adjective
10920barranca
canyon, ravine, barranca
Noun
10921porcentual
percentage, percent
Adjective
10922lanzador
pitcher
Noun
10923excitante
exciting; stimulating
Adjective
10924abadía
abbey; abbeystead
Noun
10925faena
task, job; duty; compulsory labour or work; struggle; dirty trick; pity; shame; faena (series of passes performed by a matador with cape or sword before the kill)
Noun
10926multimillonario
multimillion/multi-million
Adjective
10927asteroide
asteroid
Noun
10928súbito
sudden
Adjective
10929promediar
to bisect; to determine the average
Verb
10930malinterpretar
to misinterpret, to misunderstand, to misread, to misconstrue, to misapprehend
Verb
10931recolector
collector; harvester, picker
Noun
10932impensable
unthinkable
Adjective
10933preciado
precious; valuable
Adjective
10934grillo
cricket (insect)
Noun
10935bonificación
bonus (extra amount of money given as a premium); bonus point; discount, rebate
Noun
10936encierro
confinement, enclosure; reclusion; prison; sit-in (protest); bull run, encierro
Noun
10937reconsiderar
to reconsider (to consider a decided matter again)
Verb
10938coña
joking, kidding, joke
Noun
10939mundano
mundane
Adjective
10940enfermizo
sickly; unhealthy
Adjective
10941patológico
pathological
Adjective
10942matizar
to clarify a concept, to be more specific; to blend colours in an agreeable way; to nuance (redefine in a subtle way)
Verb
10943eficientar
to make [more] efficient, to streamline
Verb
10944cautelar
precautionary, preventative
Adjective
10945entraña
bowel; bowels (seat of emotions); gut, essence, core
Noun
10946girasol
sunflower
Noun
10947catalina
crankset; chainset
Noun
10948tibetano
Tibetan
Adjective
10949mayonesa
mayonnaise
Noun
10950seta
mushroom
Noun
10951bombilla
light bulb; bombilla, drinking straw; penis
Noun
10952paleta
trowel, small shovel; ice lolly, popsicle, paleta; lollipop, paleta; palette; maxillary incisor (tooth growing from the upper jawbone)
Noun
10953alucinar
to hallucinate; to astonish, to be astonished
Verb
10954cardiovascular
cardiovascular
Adjective
10955capullo
cocoon; bud, blossom (especially used for rosebuds); pod; dick, penis (male genitals); foreskin; asshole, dick (contemptible person)
Noun
10956diurno
diurnal
Adjective
10957mondar
to peel; (reflexive) to crack up
Verb
10958refinado
refined
Adjective
10959yihadista
jihadist
Noun
10960mandarín
mandarin (referring to the language or historically the high government bureaucrats of Imperial China)
Adjective
10961sino
destiny, fate, lot
Noun
10962corregido
corrected
Adjective
10963claro
sunny spell; clearing; bald patch
Noun
10964termo
thermos, vacuum flask; water heater
Noun
10965ortográfico
orthographic
Adjective
10966enrollar
to coil up, wind; to enroll; to run one's mouth off, run off at the mouth (talk excessively); to get on well with people; to get it on, get jiggy (have sexual intercourse); to make out, to kiss; to get somebody involved in something; to be a good sport
Verb
10967lugareño
inhabitant, local
Noun
10968peregrino
traveling, wandering, foreign; strange, weird, rare; migratory
Adjective
10969perfumar
to scent
Verb
10970autodefensa
self-defence
Noun
10971céntimo
hundredth; cent (a subunit of currency equal to one-hundredth of the main unit of currency); ¹⁄₁₀₀ of a euro; ¹⁄₁₀₀ of a Costa Rican colón; ¹⁄₁₀₀ of a Peruvian nuevo sol; ¹⁄₁₀₀ of a Venezuelan bolívar; ¹⁄₁₀₀ of a Philippine peso; ¹⁄₁₀₀ of a Spanish peseta
Noun
10972pascal
pascal
Noun
10973insulina
insulin
Noun
10974cante
song
Noun
10975mordida
bite; bribe; petty theft
Noun
10976anglosajón
Anglo-Saxon
Adjective
10977astrónomo
astronomer
Noun
10978simulador
simulating; simulated
Adjective
10979desobedecer
to disobey
Verb
10980cartero
postman, mailman
Noun
10981contrincante
opponent; competitor; adversary
Noun
10982sable
sable; saber, cutlass; saber; sand
Noun
10983extraviar
to mislay; to lead astray; to go astray, to get lost
Verb
10984perenne
perennial
Adjective
10985vislumbrar
to make out (to see something faintly or indistinctly due to distance or lack of light); to glimpse (to barely see, see at a distance)
Verb
10986saturación
saturation; weariness; satiety
Noun
10987beato
having too much beatitude, goody goody, pious, sanctimonious
Adjective
10988cebada
barley
Noun
10989pepa
pip, stone (seed inside fruits); pepita, certain large edible seeds e.g. sunflower seed; nugget (small piece of metal especially gold); pill (recreational drug in pill-form especially amphetamine); clitoris; pimple
Noun
10990material
material
Noun
10991bacon
bacon
Noun
10992neurológico
neurological
Adjective
10993vandalismo
vandalism
Noun
10994skin
skin (alternate appearance (texture map or geometry) for a 3D character model in a video game)
Noun
10995fascinación
fascination
Noun
10996músico
musical
Adjective
10997rival
rival
Noun
10998dinamismo
dynamism
Noun
10999politizar
to politicize (US), politicise (UK) (give something political characteristics); to politicize (US), politicise (UK) (make someone politically active)
Verb
11000intruso
intruder; gatecrasher; nosy, busybody
Noun