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Words 6101–6200
6101enumerar
to enumerate
Verb
6102apóstol
apostle
Noun
6103múltiple
multiple, several
Determiner
6104decano
senior, eldest person; decane
Noun
6105rígido
rigid, stiff; rigorous, strict, hidebound
Adjective
6106aficionado
fond; amateur
Adjective
6107riguroso
rigorous; harsh
Adjective
6108frustrar
to frustrate
Verb
6109intervalo
interval, gap, break; interval; recess; intermission
Noun
6110afecto
fondness, affection
Noun
6111sustituto
substitute
Noun
6112res
head of quadrupedal livestock or game (e.g. cattle, sheep, deer); cattle
Noun
6113mítico
mythic, mythical
Adjective
6114nominación
nomination
Noun
6115pase
pass, permit; pass (the act of moving the ball or puck from one player to another)
Noun
6116tarta
pie, tart; cake; quiche
Noun
6117hada
fairy; one of the Fates
Noun
6118genocidio
genocide
Noun
6119interactivo
interactive
Adjective
6120auditorio
audience; auditorium
Noun
6121tardío
belated, tardy, delayed
Adjective
6122curvo
curved, bent
Adjective
6123pito
whistle; fife; catcall; woodpecker; cigarette, especially marijuana cigarette; penis; tobacco pipe; coffee bean
Noun
6124ceja
eyebrow; rim, edge; fret; capotasto; clearing (in the woods, in clouds, etc.)
Noun
6125indiferente
indifferent
Adjective
6126litoral
coastal
Adjective
6127paradigma
paradigm
Noun
6128centrado
focused
Adjective
6129umbral
doorstep; stoop; threshold
Noun
6130colono
colonist, settler; farmer that normally lives and works on the same land
Noun
6131aparentar
to pretend, feign, front; to appear, seem
Verb
6132inmunidad
immunity
Noun
6133óseo
osseous, bony, skeletal
Adjective
6134repasar
to review
Verb
6135pardo
dun, brown; dull, overcast; gruff, hoarse; mulatto
Adjective
6136infantería
infantry
Noun
6137mortalidad
mortality
Noun
6138acumulación
accumulation, build-up; joinder
Noun
6139podcast
podcast
Noun
6140cosechar
to harvest
Verb
6141amnistía
amnesty
Noun
6142ensayar
to rehearse, to practice, to run lines; to test, to try out, to pilot, to experiment; to assay
Verb
6143marear
to get dizzy; to make dizzy, to dizzy; to sicken
Verb
6144gradualmente
gradually
Adverb
6145autoestima
self-esteem
Noun
6146significativamente
significantly
Adverb
6147sociología
sociology
Noun
6148estructural
structural
Adjective
6149light
light (low in fat, calories, salt, alcohol, etc.); light (low in tar, nicotine and other noxious chemicals); Lacking substance or seriousness; lite
Adjective
6150eventual
potential, possible; sporadic; temporary (employee, contract); eventual (pertaining to events); eventual (that happens eventually)
Adjective
6151deseado
wanted, wished, desired
Adjective
6152disolución
dissolution; solution
Noun
6153tentar
to tempt; to touch
Verb
6154ninja
ninja (spy and mercenary in pre-modern Japan)
Noun
6155mensajero
messenger
Noun
6156reseñar
to review, to give an opinion
Verb
6157conjunto
joint
Adjective
6158ucraniano
Ukrainian
Adjective
6159ilimitado
unlimited, boundless
Adjective
6160trapo
rag, piece of cloth used for cleaning, washing or drying (tea towel, dish towel, dish cloth, dust cloth, paper towel); any piece of cloth; rag (derogative for a flag); clothing, clothes
Noun
6161ciar
to back water
Verb
6162debajo
underneath; below
Adverb
6163artefacto
device, contraption; artifact
Noun
6164platicar
to chat, to talk
Verb
6165gorra
cap, baseball cap; cop
Noun
6166ordenanza
orderly; messenger; ordinance; order, bylaw
Noun
6167sereno
serene, calm, self-possessed
Adjective
6168respetable
respectable; considerable
Adjective
6169hijo de puta
son of a bitch, motherfucker (an objectionable, despicable person and any objectionable thing)
Noun
6170fosa
moat; cavity; grave; pit
Noun
6171certamen
contest, competition, pageant; challenge
Noun
6172estereotipo
stereotype
Noun
6173sirena
siren (device); mermaid, siren (mythological creature); siren (seductive woman)
Noun
6174sustancial
substantial; basic, fundamental
Adjective
6175pegado
cleaving, sticking, stuck; form-fitting, figure-hugging; attached; hanging; next to
Adjective
6176debutar
to debut; to lose one's virginity
Verb
6177especular
to speculate, conjecture
Verb
6178abastecimiento
supply, provision
Noun
6179clérigo
clergyman; clerk
Noun
6180delicia
delight; pleasure
Noun
6181legitimar
to legitimize
Verb
6182lotería
lottery; a traditional Mexican game of chance, similar to bingo, but using images on a deck of cards instead of numbered ping pong balls
Noun
6183determinado
determinate; specific; particular; certain
Adjective
6184mercurio
mercury
Noun
6185laico
lay, secular
Adjective
6186incitar
to incite, to provoke, to egg on
Verb
6187estafar
to swindle, to con; to rip off, to cheat
Verb
6188omitir
to omit
Verb
6189bloqueo
blockade; blockage; locking; freeze
Noun
6190órbita
orbit
Noun
6191lava
lava; washing
Noun
6192nieta
granddaughter
Noun
6193avatar
avatar; vicissitudes, ups and downs
Noun
6194adelanto
progress, advancement, improvement; rescheduling for an earlier date; advance (anticipated payment); down payment (anticipated payment made to secure a purchase); preview, sample, snippet, teaser
Noun
6195jaula
cage; crate
Noun
6196vegetación
vegetation; adenoid, ellipsis of vegetación adenoidea
Noun
6197arribar
to dock; to arrive
Verb
6198algoritmo
algorithm
Noun
6199suyo
his, hers, its, to her; theirs, their, to them; yours, your, to you
Determiner
6200fidelidad
fidelity; loyalty
Noun