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Words 6501–6600
6501fascismo
fascism
Noun
6502doscientos
two hundred
Numeric
6503procedencia
origin; provenance; appropriateness
Noun
6504proposición
proposition
Noun
6505clausurar
to close; to condemn
Verb
6506deprimir
to depress; to humiliate; to become depressed
Verb
6507defendido
defendant
Noun
6508cuadrar
to conform; to square; to please; to fit; to add up, make sense
Verb
6509acreedor
creditor
Noun
6510pretensión
aspiration; intention; claim
Noun
6511placar
to calm; to tackle
Verb
6512comercializar
to sell, commercialize, market; to go on the market; to enter the market (become available for sale)
Verb
6513ferroviario
railroad, railway
Adjective
6514láser
laser
Noun
6515mariscal
marshal; quarterback; seafood dish
Noun
6516comercial
commercial, advert
Noun
6517delfín
dolphin; dauphin; successor
Noun
6518peronista
Peronist
Adjective
6519inmobiliario
real-estate (related to real estate)
Adjective
6520válvula
valve
Noun
6521torrar
to toast; to toast, roast (become unbearably hot)
Verb
6522confundido
confused, addled
Adjective
6523colonización
colonization
Noun
6524machista
male chauvinist
Noun
6525gordo
fat man; the grand prize in a lottery; honey; feces, the act of defecation, number two
Noun
6526diploma
diploma
Noun
6527humar
to smoke, steam
Verb
6528peste
plague; contagious disease; reek, unpleasant or repulsive smell
Noun
6529clip
paper clip; clip (something which clips or grasps; a device for attaching one object to another); clip (frame containing a number of bullets); music video
Noun
6530evangélico
evangelical
Adjective
6531tira
tie, ribbon; strip; ages; yonks; cop
Noun
6532esposas
handcuffs
Noun
6533bilateral
bilateral
Adjective
6534prominente
prominent
Adjective
6535anciano
an elderly person
Noun
6536gobernador
governing
Adjective
6537carabinero
carbineer (soldier armed with a carbine); member of the national police; a member of an armed force, in Spain between 1829 and 1940, whose mission was to patrol the coasts and borders of the country; certain red shrimp; Aristaeopsis edwardsiana; Aristeus antennatus; Aristaeomorpha foliacea (giant red shrimp)
Noun
6538sofisticado
sophisticated
Adjective
6539crudo
crude oil; dish made of raw meat or fish
Noun
6540pinche
fucking
Adverb
6541radial
radial; radio
Adjective
6542ficticio
fictitious; fictional
Adjective
6543ciega
blind
Noun
6544suspiro
sigh; instant (brief moment); various small pastries of high sugar content; meringue; Nolana (type of flower)
Noun
6545modernización
modernization
Noun
6546cognitivo
cognitive
Adjective
6547escogido
chosen
Adjective
6548nómina
payroll; salary
Noun
6549drogar
to drug
Verb
6550pampa
pampas (plains of South America south of the Amazon); language spoken in the pampas
Noun
6551automotor
automotive; automobile
Adjective
6552consultor
consulting
Adjective
6553vía
via
Preposition
6554novia
a type of sweet roll
Noun
6555exento
exempt; clear, open; free
Adjective
6556lujoso
luxurious
Adjective
6557pinchar
to puncture, prick, pierce; to poke; to sting; to click; to flirt; to get flirted; to deejay, DJ; to tap someone's phone (call up by telephone and suspend before a conversation is initiated in order to make the receiver call back); putting some tool for hearing in secret private conversation by phone; eavesdropping; to slip up (fail); …
Verb
6558volcar
to upset, knock over, tip over, dump (to cause to flip over, from uppermost to bottom); to empty, empty out (to remove the contents of); to make dizzy; to get (someone) to change their mind; to overturn, tip over, capsize (to flip over; to rotate uppermost to bottom); to do one's utmost, do one's best (to make the greatest possible effort)
Verb
6559traspasar
to transfer; to penetrate; to pierce; to violate (rules, laws etc); to overstep (limits)
Verb
6560lámina
sheet (of metal), slab; engraving; lamina; blade; sill
Noun
6561místico
mystical
Adjective
6562hablante
speaker (one who speaks)
Noun
6563racha
gust of wind, squall; streak (of luck, good or bad); TikTok streak
Noun
6564sobresalir
to stick out, to protrude, to jut out, to project (extend beyond); to stick out, to stand out (be prominent or noticeable); to stand out, to excel
Verb
6565disturbio
disturbance
Noun
6566llanura
plain
Noun
6567bandeja
tray, platter (small, typically rectangular or round, flat, and rigid object upon which things are carried)
Noun
6568capo
gangster; a very able person at doing something; boss, chief
Noun
6569alto
height (in measurements); stop, halt; break, pause, rest; stop (signal); red light
Noun
6570concienciar
to learn, to become aware of; to make someone aware; to raise awareness
Verb
6571doctorado
doctorate
Noun
6572superioridad
superiority (betterness)
Noun
6573esqueleto
skeleton; frame (structural elements of a constructed object)
Noun
6574morado
purple; murrey
Adjective
6575simbolizar
to symbolize, stand for
Verb
6576novelista
novelist (author of novels)
Noun
6577híbrido
hybrid
Adjective
6578yoga
yoga
Noun
6579vocero
spokesman
Noun
6580desmentir
to refute, discredit; to belie; to give a false representation
Verb
6581divorciar
to divorce (to legally dissolve a marriage); to divorce (to end one's own marriage); to divorce (to obtain a legal divorce)
Verb
6582liso
smooth; plain; flat; flat-chested (woman); straight
Adjective
6583homosexualidad
homosexuality
Noun
6584suscriptor
executor; subscriber (person who subscribes to a publication)
Noun
6585supresión
suppression; deletion
Noun
6586supervisor
supervisor; handler (e.g., a secret agent's handler)
Noun
6587tibio
warm, lukewarm; indifferent, unenthusiastic
Adjective
6588stop
stop
Interjection
6589fray
friar
Noun
6590tabasco
Tabasco; Tabasco sauce
Noun
6591dimisión
resignation (leaving one's job or post); resignation letter
Noun
6592inyectar
to inject
Verb
6593vacunar
to vaccinate
Verb
6594bol
bowl
Noun
6595stock
stock, inventory
Noun
6596balanza
balance, scale (device used to measure weight); comparative estimate, judgment; Libra
Noun
6597impresionado
impressed
Adjective
6598cantera
quarry; talent, ingeniosity; academy, reserve team; tuff
Noun
6599decepcionado
disappointed, gutted (UK), disillusioned
Adjective
6600page
page, pageboy
Noun