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Words 11301–11400
11301pacíficamente
peacefully
Adverb
11302gobernabilidad
governability
Noun
11303a la verga
damn, wow, holy shit; fuck(!); screw this, to hell with...
Phrase
11304delirante
delirious
Adjective
11305especialista
specialist
Adjective
11306conjunción
conjunction; combination; conjunction
Noun
11307leopardo
leopard
Noun
11308censor
censoring
Adjective
11309consagración
consecration
Noun
11310estresar
to stress
Verb
11311derivación
derivation; referral (act of referring a patient to another medical or healthcare professional)
Noun
11312histeria
hysteria
Noun
11313rugir
to roar; to bellow; to rumble
Verb
11314trenza
plait, braid, tress, pigtail
Noun
11315atraco
mugging, robbery, holdup; assault; petting (erotic touching and kissing)
Noun
11316presentimiento
presentiment, foreboding; gut feeling, hunch; premonition
Noun
11317baúl
chest, trunk, footlocker, steamer trunk; trunk (US), boot (UK, Australia) (of a car)
Noun
11318percusión
percussion
Noun
11319neumonía
pneumonia
Noun
11320garrir
Of a parrot or parakeet, to make its characteristic cry; To chatter
Verb
11321riego
irrigation
Noun
11322homónimo
homonymous; self-titled (album); having the same name as someone or something
Adjective
11323partitura
score
Noun
11324intimidación
intimidation; bullying
Noun
11325vocalista
vocalist (singer in a band)
Noun
11326veterinario
veterinary
Adjective
11327farol
lantern; headlight (bike or automobile light); streetlamp; lighthouse; bluff (act of bluffing)
Noun
11328bendito
A prayer that begins with "Bendito y alabado sea..."
Noun
11329designado
vice; stand-in
Noun
11330enviado
delegate, envoy, emissary
Noun
11331estimulación
stimulation
Noun
11332trasplantar
to transplant
Verb
11333castor
beaver
Noun
11334visionario
visionary
Adjective
11335revolucionario
revolutionary
Noun
11336boricua
Puerto Rican
Adjective
11337vertedero
landfill, dump (place where waste or garbage is left); weir
Noun
11338comprimir
to compress (to make smaller; to press or squeeze together); to zip, compress (to make digital information smaller by encoding it using fewer bits)
Verb
11339colmillo
canine tooth; tusk, fang
Noun
11340tuerca
nut (for a bolt); penis
Noun
11341celeste
sky blue; bleu celeste; a fan, player, or other person associated with Celta de Vigo, a football team from the Spanish town of Vigo; the nickname for the Uruguay National Football Team
Noun
11342marginado
ostracized, cast out, marginalized
Adjective
11343saca
large sack, bag; removal, extraction; exportation; certified or notarized copy of a document
Noun
11344inferir
to infer
Verb
11345segregar
to segregate; to secrete
Verb
11346bitácora
binnacle (wooden housing for a ship's compass); logbook (journal on a ship, kept in the binnacle); weblog, blog
Noun
11347contemplación
contemplation
Noun
11348bofetada
a slap in the face
Noun
11349prisma
prism (a polyhedron with parallel ends of the same size and shape); prism (a transparent block used to split or reflect light); viewpoint, point of view, standpoint
Noun
11350sandalia
sandal
Noun
11351foh
ugh!, phew!, yuck! (used to express disgust, particularly at a bad smell); wow!, good grief!, bloody hell! (used to express exasperation, fatigue, or being overwhelmed)
Interjection
11352remake
remake
Noun
11353abordaje
collision (of boats); boarding; approach (to a problem)
Noun
11354habilitación
enablement; financing; authorization
Noun
11355ahora
now...now, whether...or...
Conjunction
11356inmundo
filthy (dirty)
Adjective
11357peticionar
to petition
Verb
11358valija
valise; case, suitcase
Noun
11359arrimar
to draw near; to hang up (give up doing an activity); to thwack; bash; hit; to live in sin; to stay living on someone's elses house at the expense of them; to live in a person's house by freeloading
Verb
11360cervecería
brewery (place where beer is brewed); beer bar, beer parlour, alehouse (pub or bar where beer is sold)
Noun
11361holgar
to rest (after labor), be idle
Verb
11362estático
static
Adjective
11363nostálgico
nostalgic; homesick; wistful
Adjective
11364feudo
fief; stomping ground; home, home ground, home soil
Noun
11365secreción
secretion
Noun
11366concluyente
conclusive, convincing, decisive; concluding, finishing, closing
Adjective
11367hechizo
artificial, fake; counterfeited, forged; apt, appropriate
Adjective
11368barbero
barber
Noun
11369normalista
student teacher
Noun
11370elegible
eligible
Adjective
11371apego
attachment, inclination
Noun
11372decantar
to decant; to decide; to opt for
Verb
11373automatización
automation, automatization
Noun
11374morboso
morbid, sick; causing sickness, sickening; (sexually) freaky
Adjective
11375tocado
touché
Interjection
11376desinteresado
disinterested; unselfish, selfless
Adjective
11377pedófilo
pedophile (an adult (man and women) who is sexually attracted to children (boy and girl))
Noun
11378abstinencia
abstinence, austereness, abstemiousness
Noun
11379turbina
turbine
Noun
11380rancio
rancid; stale (butter or cheese); mellow, old (wine); ancient, long-established; old-fashioned, antiquated, conservative
Adjective
11381graffiti
graffiti (drawings on a public surface)
Noun
11382culebra
snake, serpent (legless reptile of the sub-order Serpentes); (colubrid) snake (snake in the family Colubridae, completely covered in scales and mostly nonvenomous); a small snake
Noun
11383trastornar
to upset, disrupt; to drive crazy, insane; to get crazy, go nuts, snap
Verb
11384safari
safari
Noun
11385parlamentario
parliamentarian (member of a parliament)
Noun
11386taponar
to plug
Verb
11387orfanato
orphanage (a residential institution for the care and protection of orphans)
Noun
11388chatear
to chat on the Internet; to chat
Verb
11389limeño
of, from or relating to the city of Lima, capital of Peru
Adjective
11390furor
furor, fury, rage; frenzy
Noun
11391ameritar
to merit, to deserve
Verb
11392nomenclatura
nomenclature
Noun
11393inmovilizar
to immobilize
Verb
11394ud
usted
Pronoun
11395mena
ore
Noun
11396aminoácido
amino acid
Noun
11397collage
collage
Noun
11398fraccionamiento
a kind of neighbourhood
Noun
11399paralelismo
parallelism
Noun
11400Jedi
Jedi (a fictional order of beings)
Noun