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Words 12101–12200
12101impugnación
challenge
Noun
12102ingesta
ingestion, consumption, intake; diet
Noun
12103libreto
libretto; script; protocol; guidelines
Noun
12104óvulo
ovule (immature ovum); ovule
Noun
12105ponderar
to ponder, consider; to weight
Verb
12106artífice
craftsman, artificer
Noun
12107motorizar
to motorise
Verb
12108pésame
condolences
Noun
12109monografía
monograph
Noun
12110tácito
tacit; unwritten
Adjective
12111templario
pertaining to the Knights Templar
Adjective
12112multimillonario
multimillionaire; billionaire
Noun
12113denigrar
to denigrate
Verb
12114ensamblar
to assemble
Verb
12115congénito
congenital (present since birth)
Adjective
12116descendente
descending, downward
Adjective
12117doblete
doublet; dipole; cognate; double; fork
Noun
12118oenegé
NGO, non-governmental organization
Noun
12119drenar
to drain
Verb
12120justar
to joust
Verb
12121extorsionar
to extort
Verb
12122anticipo
advance (anticipated payment)
Noun
12123ibex
ibex
Noun
12124crazy
crazy
Adjective
12125praxis
praxis
Noun
12126intencionalmente
intentionally
Adverb
12127diésel
diesel fuel
Noun
12128peque
kiddo (a child)
Noun
12129quiebre
breakup, rupture (of human relations); breaking, break (action and effect of breaking)
Noun
12130íntimamente
intimately
Adverb
12131acidez
acidity; tang; heartburn
Noun
12132inesperadamente
unexpectedly
Adverb
12133terapéutica
therapy; therapeutics
Noun
12134estadísticamente
statistically
Adverb
12135institucionalidad
institutionality
Noun
12136índice de precios al consumo
consumer price index
Noun
12137robledo
oak grove, oakwood
Noun
12138lit
abbreviation of literalmente or literal (“literally”)
Adverb
12139RSS
initialism of república socialista soviética SSR
Noun
12140ferviente
fervent; ardent
Adjective
12141estrangular
to strangle
Verb
12142hospedaje
lodging; accommodation
Noun
12143sentado
seated; settled, established; sensible, solid
Adjective
12144patricio
patrician
Noun
12145insultante
insulting
Adjective
12146sorete
feces; piece of shit
Noun
12147itinerante
itinerant, travelling
Adjective
12148aquejar
to afflict
Verb
12149gratificante
gratifying
Adjective
12150inquietar
to upset, worry
Verb
12151cervical
cervical
Adjective
12152versículo
verse (in the Bible)
Noun
12153arrollar
to dumbfound; to roll, to roll away; to sweep away; to wind; to run over, knock down
Verb
12154karate
karate
Noun
12155agudizar
to sharpen; to worsen
Verb
12156hurtar
to steal, to purloin, to shoplift
Verb
12157bienal
biennial, two-year
Adjective
12158superávit
surplus
Noun
12159retransmitir
to broadcast (broadcast a radio or television programme (especially sports games) intended to be received by anyone with a receiver); to retransmit, to rebroadcast
Verb
12160capitalista
capitalist (supporter of capitalism)
Noun
12161empañar
to put a nappy/diaper on; to steam up; to tarnish; to fog up, steam up, cloud over; to well up
Verb
12162islamista
Islamist
Noun
12163orillar
to pull over (to the side of a road, etc.); to fix, solve; to avoid, skirt
Verb
12164mariachi
a traditional form of music from the Mexican state of Jalisco; a mariachi band; a musician in such a band; an instrumental ensemble accompanying other types of popular Mexican dance and song
Noun
12165colación
light meal, collation, snack; collation (comparison); conferment of a title or position; a type of sweet pastry; collation (conference or discussion in a monastery); territory pertaining to a parish
Noun
12166interrogación
interrogation
Noun
12167audacia
audacity, boldness, daring
Noun
12168radiografía
radiograph, x-ray
Noun
12169copla
couplet; stanza; popular song
Noun
12170curricular
curricular
Adjective
12171rubí
ruby (gem); jewel (of analog watch)
Noun
12172eufemismo
euphemism
Noun
12173descuidado
neglected; careless, sloppy, slipshod; remiss, neglectful, lax; unkempt, slovenly, frowzy, messy, untidy
Adjective
12174desintegración
disintegration
Noun
12175fragilidad
fragility
Noun
12176tirotear
to shoot
Verb
12177ejemplificar
to exemplify, to give an example, to serve as an example
Verb
12178desechable
disposable (that can be disposed of); disposable, throwaway, single-use (being intended for a single use, to be discarded rather than reused, refilled or repaired)
Adjective
12179expiatorio
sacrificial; expiatory, piacular
Adjective
12180hidroeléctrico
hydroelectric
Adjective
12181bisabuelo
great-grandfather (great-grandmother for the feminine form); great-grandparent (either a great-grandmother or a great-grandfather)
Noun
12182mesar
to pull out; to tear out (hair); to stroke
Verb
12183postal
postal
Adjective
12184desenterrar
to exhume, to disinter; to dig up (something)
Verb
12185explanada
esplanade, concourse (large, clear and level open space)
Noun
12186circunferencia
circumference
Noun
12187domiciliar
to set up a standing order or direct debit payment in a bank; to reside in a place permanently
Verb
12188helar
to freeze, to cool; to freeze
Verb
12189arpa
harp (musical instrument)
Noun
12190yuca
difficult, hard, often serious.; strict, severe in discipline.; smart and skillful.
Adjective
12191detector
detector
Noun
12192embarque
boarding, loading (of a boat or plane)
Noun
12193recarga
charge; filling; reloading
Noun
12194constante
constant
Noun
12195morra
upper part of the head; girlfriend; morra (game); a fist, which has the numeric value of zero
Noun
12196reestructurar
to restructure
Verb
12197marico
fag; faggot; dude, bro, or man
Noun
12198alcanzado
in debt; in need
Adjective
12199imposibilitar
to make impossible
Verb
12200revestimiento
coating, cladding; panelling; covering, facing, siding, liner, lining, sheathing; wainscotting, wainscoting; revetment
Noun