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Words 12501–12600
12501reintegrar
to refund, reimburse; to reintegrate, rejoin
Verb
12502corten
cut!
Interjection
12503sangrado
bleeding; bleed
Noun
12504delinquir
to commit a crime; to be delinquent
Verb
12505ternera
veal; beef; heifer
Noun
12506discernir
to discern; to distinguish
Verb
12507anteponer
to put or place in front of; to prefer
Verb
12508queriendo
willingly
Adverb
12509biotecnología
biotechnology
Noun
12510mástil
mast (a tall, slim post or tower used to support the sails on a ship); neck (of guitar)
Noun
12511untar
to spread, to smear; to rub on (to distribute in a thin layer over); to bribe (to ask a person to do something in exchange for a reward); To get smeared
Verb
12512arraigado
established, rooted, settled
Adjective
12513pórtico
portico; porch
Noun
12514agrio
sour; tangy; (of a person) bitter
Adjective
12515conyugal
conjugal, relating to marriage
Adjective
12516exhausto
exhausted
Adjective
12517sima
abyss, chasm
Noun
12518bursátil
stock market
Adjective
12519psicosis
psychosis, frenzy
Noun
12520diapositiva
slide, transparency, diapositive (clear object on which a sample may be viewed); slide (e.g. in a PowerPoint presentation)
Noun
12521redimir
to redeem; to ransom, liberate; to win back, reconquer; to buy back, redeem from pawn; to free, exempt; to save from, free from, deliver from
Verb
12522humillado
humiliated
Adjective
12523venida
arrival, coming; return; orgasm; ejaculation
Noun
12524abarrotar
to pack; to bar; to stow cargo on a ship
Verb
12525cualquiera
a person of no importance; a nobody, zero; a female prostitute
Noun
12526demagogia
demagogy
Noun
12527avenido
getting on in a certain manner
Adjective
12528ineficiencia
inefficiency
Noun
12529rebelde
rebel
Noun
12530esteroide
steroid (any organic compounds having a structure of 17 carbon atoms arranged in four rings)
Noun
12531flexión
inflection (a change in the form of a word that reflects a change in grammatical function); curl; exercise performed by flexing a joint on the exertion; push-up (ellipsis of flexión de codos); squat (ellipsis of flexión de piernas); bending (of a body part)
Noun
12532ñ
Used by Spanish speakers on the internet to taunt non-Spanish speakers
Interjection
12533jardinería
gardening
Noun
12534dengue
dengue (disease); playacting (overdramatic behaviour)
Noun
12535clandestinidad
secrecy
Noun
12536reverencia
reverence
Noun
12537desviado
detoured; redirected; aberrated; homosexual, gay
Adjective
12538fielmente
faithfully
Adverb
12539nava
a meadow located in a mountain valley, a water meadow
Noun
12540medianamente
medially (in the middle); not completely, not very well, partially
Adverb
12541McLaren
McLaren (car)
Noun
12542santamaría
roller shutter (to protect shops)
Noun
12543avispa
wasp (any of many types of stinging flying insects resembling a hornet, normally of the suborder Apocrita); quick-tempered person
Noun
12544modernista
modernist
Adjective
12545maleza
underbrush; weed (plant regarded as unwanted)
Noun
12546canónigo
canon (ecclesiastic who has a canonry); corn salad (any of the small plants in genus Valerianella, used in salads)
Noun
12547perfeccionamiento
an instance of perfecting
Noun
12548agüero
augury, divination; forecast, prediction; omen
Noun
12549picadura
sting, bite e.g. from a snake or insect; wound
Noun
12550disfunción
dysfunction
Noun
12551desnivel
difference of altitude; unevenness; inequality
Noun
12552basto
rough, coarse; gross; homespun; uncouth; having been supplied
Adjective
12553mat
mat (for exercise)
Noun
12554billar
billiards; pool (game); an establishment accommodating billiard tables; a billiard room
Noun
12555desconcertado
disconcerted, baffled, shocked
Adjective
12556indemnizar
to indemnify
Verb
12557cepillar
to brush; to please, praise; to fuck; to despoil, plunder; to plane; to brush (oneself)
Verb
12558ofertar
to offer
Verb
12559básquetbol
basketball (the sport)
Noun
12560finlandés
Finnish (from or native to Finland); Finnish (pertaining to Finland)
Adjective
12561copo
flake; partially ordered set
Noun
12562constitucionalista
constitutionalist
Adjective
12563capitanía
captainship; captaincy (the job or status of a captain); company (unit of soldiers commanded by a captain); anchorage fee (fee for anchoring in a port); battalion; regiment; military government; domain; dominion; rule; territory; feudal estate; seigniory; manor; lordship
Noun
12564aversión
aversion
Noun
12565barbilla
chin; wattle (of bird); pull-up
Noun
12566desangrar
to bleed; to bleed to death
Verb
12567infligir
to inflict
Verb
12568termal
thermal, thermic
Adjective
12569orbe
orb; world; globefish; mound (part of the regalia)
Noun
12570irrefutable
irrefutable
Adjective
12571emisario
emissary, messenger
Noun
12572cómica
comic; cartoon
Noun
12573loca
a madwoman, female equivalent of loco; slut (usually said of a woman...); an effeminate man or boy; a very flirtatious homosexual man or boy
Noun
12574calamar
squid; calamari
Noun
12575elasticidad
elasticity; resilience
Noun
12576larva
freeloading
Adjective
12577nuclear
to join up; to unite
Verb
12578suéter
pullover, sweater, jumper; T-shirt
Noun
12579salvamento
rescuing, saving; salvage
Noun
12580cobija
blanket
Noun
12581bosnio
Bosnian (of, from or relating to Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Adjective
12582asimétrico
asymmetrical
Adjective
12583pudor
shame; modesty; stench, malodor, fetidness (bad smell)
Noun
12584holding
holding company
Noun
12585pitufo
smurf; small child; municipal policeman; 20-peso note (after the blue color of the note); Small bread rolls, approximately 60g, 10 to 12 cm long and 6 or 7 cm wide.
Noun
12586sorpresivo
surprising
Adjective
12587sidra
cider
Noun
12588carrocería
body (of a vehicle)
Noun
12589deslumbrar
to dazzle, to blind temporarily; to dazzle, amaze
Verb
12590chingón
intelligent, skilled, capable; cool, very good, epic, kickass, badass
Adjective
12591vestidura
clothing; garb
Noun
12592amplificador
amplifying
Adjective
12593raptar
to kidnap; to abduct
Verb
12594sensor
sensor
Noun
12595discográfico
discographical
Adjective
12596lícito
licit; just, fair
Adjective
12597major
academic major
Noun
12598divergencia
divergence, divergency
Noun
12599litúrgico
liturgical
Adjective
12600flipar
to be high, under the influence of drugs; to be astonished; to like very much, to be crazy about something
Verb