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Words 6901–7000
6901travesía
traverse, crossing; trip, journey; passage; side street (short street transversally connecting two streets of greater importance); distance (between two points)
Noun
6902apuro
difficulty, predicament; shortage; urgency, rush, hurry; embarrassment
Noun
6903pin
pin, lapel pin, badge; pin (any of the individual connecting elements of a multipole electrical connector); PIN, PIN number
Noun
6904inexistente
nonexistent
Adjective
6905huerto
orchard; fruit and vegetable garden (garden used for cultivation of agricultural crops); an undesirable task
Noun
6906desapercibido
unnoticed, inconspicuous, discreet (without attracting attention)
Adjective
6907corral
corral, enclosure
Noun
6908ocio
leisure; recreation; spare time; diversion
Noun
6909jesuita
Jesuit
Noun
6910remuneración
payment, recompense, remuneration
Noun
6911diablos
damn it, hell, heck
Interjection
6912matemático
mathematical (relating to mathematics)
Adjective
6913estudioso
studious, bookish (given to study)
Adjective
6914DT
initialism of director técnico m, directora técnica f (“manager (UK), coach (US)”)
Noun
6915hormona
hormone
Noun
6916absurdo
something that is absurd or ridiculous
Noun
6917caminata
walk, hike, trek
Noun
6918transcripción
transcription
Noun
6919prólogo
prologue; prelude
Noun
6920intriga
intrigue
Noun
6921amigar
to cause (people) to be friends; to make friends (to create friendships)
Verb
6922primordial
primordial; primary, paramount
Adjective
6923sabana
savanna
Noun
6924pantano
swamp, marsh; moor; reservoir
Noun
6925altitud
altitude; height
Noun
6926inadecuado
inadequate
Adjective
6927colapso
collapse
Noun
6928delirio
delirium; delusion
Noun
6929reactor
jet engine; rocket engine; atomic reactor; chemical reactor
Noun
6930contaminado
contaminated, polluted; tainted
Adjective
6931car
because
Conjunction
6932empatía
empathy
Noun
6933gilipollas
stupid
Adjective
6934adicionalmente
additionally; in addition, further
Adverb
6935bajada
drop, descent; declivity
Noun
6936nutrición
nutrition
Noun
6937emblemático
emblematic
Adjective
6938frijol
bean, bean seed; bean plant
Noun
6939desesperar
to despair, exasperate; to despair (be driven to despair)
Verb
6940land
one of the federal states of Germany
Noun
6941meditación
meditation
Noun
6942cano
hoary, white-haired, grey-haired; ancient, old (of a person); white, snow-white, milky white
Adjective
6943conteo
bill; calculus, computation; counting; count
Noun
6944peinar
to comb; to comb, to comb through, to search; to comb oneself
Verb
6945especialización
specialization
Noun
6946concernir
to concern
Verb
6947instrumental
instrumental
Adjective
6948brisa
breeze
Noun
6949amistar
to cause (people) to be friends; to friend (add as a friend); to befriend; to make friends (create friendships)
Verb
6950casita
diminutive of casa; small house; house; mother-in-law apartment; house (children's activity of pretending to be a family)
Noun
6951drenaje
drainage
Noun
6952prefectura
prefecture
Noun
6953condón
condom
Noun
6954tranquilizar
to calm, to calm down, to tranquilize; to sedate, to tranquilize; to calm down, to tranquilize
Verb
6955adorable
adorable; lovable, loveable, cuddly, cute, sweet, dear, endearing
Adjective
6956patronal
patron saint; patronal; owner of a house where someone is a guest; employer; management; skipper
Adjective
6957protagonismo
importance, prominence; leading role, leadership; prominence, taking an active part
Noun
6958reanudar
to renew; to resume
Verb
6959básquet
basketball (sport)
Noun
6960tejado
tiled roof
Noun
6961evocar
to evoke, to conjure
Verb
6962incidir
to have influence or affect on, to have bearing on; to enter into, to incur; to err; to make an incision; to stress; to point out
Verb
6963manuscrito
handwritten
Adjective
6964salud
bless you (said to somebody who has sneezed); cheers (the usual toast when drinking alcohol); greetings!
Interjection
6965imperialismo
imperialism
Noun
6966detallado
detailed; intricate
Adjective
6967imitación
imitation, mimicking, mimicry, emulation; knockoff; impression, impersonation; fake, dummy, imitation
Noun
6968insurgente
insurgent, rebel
Noun
6969picante
hot and spicy, piquant; vulgar, risque
Adjective
6970dictamen
ruling, verdict, sentence, dictamen; report
Noun
6971meteorológico
meteorologic, meteorological
Adjective
6972demo
demo
Noun
6973defraudar
to defraud; to dodge; to disappoint
Verb
6974garra
claw, talon; paw; clutches; hook; passion, dedication, effort or audacity (shown by someone in an action)
Noun
6975machado
short wood-axe
Noun
6976violín
violin (string instrument); fiddle; bad underarm odor; rapist
Noun
6977conceptual
conceptual
Adjective
6978sensor
acting as a sensor
Adjective
6979robusto
robust, sturdy, rugged (evincing strength; firmly built); stout, stocky, hardy; strapping
Adjective
6980vera
side, face; shore, bank (of a watercourse); edge, border; verawood (Plectrocarpa arborea, syn. Bulnesia arborea)
Noun
6981prieto
dark, swarthy (used to describe both people and landscapes); black
Adjective
6982ido
away with the fairies; absent-minded; nuts; cuckoo; bonkers (crazy)
Adjective
6983austeridad
austerity
Noun
6984acampar
to camp; to go camping
Verb
6985inaceptable
unacceptable
Adjective
6986historieta
anecdote; comic strip
Noun
6987prolongado
prolonged, protracted, extended; lengthy, time-consuming; long-term
Adjective
6988entusiasta
enthusiastic
Adjective
6989puma
cougar, mountain lion, puma (Puma concolor)
Noun
6990atlas
atlas (a bound collection of maps often including tables, illustrations or other text); atlas (the uppermost vertebra of the neck)
Noun
6991optimista
optimistic, upbeat; optimistic, bullish
Adjective
6992sosa
sodium hydroxide, soda ash; glasswort
Noun
6993dorsal
dorsal
Adjective
6994fusionar
to fuse; to merge, to amalgamate; to fuse together, to become fused; to merge, to be merged
Verb
6995antepasado
ancestor, forefather
Noun
6996simulación
simulation
Noun
6997concertar
to arrange, to set up; to agree
Verb
6998recargar
to reload; to recharge
Verb
6999significado
significant; important; well-known
Adjective
7000oscilar
to oscillate
Verb