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Words 7101–7200
7101suprema
a milanesa made with chicken
Noun
7102convincente
convincing; persuasive
Adjective
7103apuñalar
to stab (to pierce or to wound with a pointed tool or weapon, especially a knife or dagger)
Verb
7104anormal
abnormal; dumb, fool, stupid
Adjective
7105estabilizar
to stabilize
Verb
7106directriz
guideline, guidance, direction; directrix
Noun
7107compa
buddy; revolutionary during the Nicaraguan Revolution
Noun
7108reciclar
to recycle
Verb
7109jubilar
to retire; to get rid of; to rejoice
Verb
7110latitud
latitude
Noun
7111represalia
reprisal, retaliation
Noun
7112reliquia
relic, heirloom; vestige
Noun
7113átomo
atom (the smallest possible amount of matter which still retains its identity as a chemical element)
Noun
7114nevar
to snow; to whiten, add white colour to something
Verb
7115desbloquear
to clear, unclog, unlock (to undo or open a lock or something locked by, for example, turning a key, or selecting a combination.); to unlock (to obtain access to something)
Verb
7116obrador
workshop
Noun
7117celu
cell phone
Noun
7118planchar
to iron; to make (hair) smooth with a hair straightener; to talk or chat romantically with one's girlfriend/boyfriend; to stand someone up; to overwrite; to be a wallflower (not dance)
Verb
7119mafioso
mafia
Adjective
7120llamado
called
Adjective
7121psíquico
psychic, mental
Adjective
7122discrepancia
discrepancy; conflict
Noun
7123artesanía
craft, handicraft, handcraft, craftwork, artisanry
Noun
7124rozar
to clear or scrape land; to graze, to brush (touch lightly and briefly); to border (on) (be close to)
Verb
7125poste
post (of wood), pole
Noun
7126molde
mold, cast; pan, tin (for baking)
Noun
7127vencedor
conquering; winning, defeating, vanquishing
Adjective
7128invertido
upside down, inverted; gay, bent (homosexual)
Adjective
7129posicionamiento
positioning
Noun
7130finir
to end; to finish
Verb
7131tuitero
Twitter, tweeter
Adjective
7132novedoso
novel, new
Adjective
7133pecar
to sin
Verb
7134gravar
to tax; to encumber
Verb
7135gigabyte
gigabyte
Noun
7136repuesto
spare, spare part
Noun
7137llamativo
striking, showy; dry; inducing thirst
Adjective
7138azotar
to whip, flog; to strike
Verb
7139arbusto
bush, shrub
Noun
7140contaminar
to contaminate; to corrupt; to profane
Verb
7141rebotar
to bounce, ricochet; to get pissed off; to refuse
Verb
7142estrada
road
Noun
7143adjuntar
to enclose, to attach (as in correspondence, e-mail)
Verb
7144exhaustivo
exhaustive, thorough
Adjective
7145dañado
damaged
Adjective
7146mam
Mam (of or relating to the Mam people)
Adjective
7147canalizar
to channel
Verb
7148serbio
Serbian
Adjective
7149agrado
pleasure; satisfaction (the will or desire of someone in power); liking (a predilection)
Noun
7150nalga
buttock
Noun
7151Jesús
bless you, gesundheit (said after a sneeze)
Interjection
7152motivado
motivated, driven
Adjective
7153morro
hill; snout (long nose of an animal); mouth; hillock; cheek; cheekiness; pebble; headland; Mexican calabash (Crescentia alata); kid; young man, guy, dude
Noun
7154caloría
calorie
Noun
7155incumplir
to fail to complete; to disobey (rules)
Verb
7156ofendido
offended; aggrieved, injured
Adjective
7157cavar
to excavate, dig; to penetrate into
Verb
7158remar
to paddle; to row
Verb
7159lucrar
to profit, win, gain, opportune, obtain lucre; to obtain one's desires; to make a killing, get rich
Verb
7160realismo
realism (concern for fact or reality); realism
Noun
7161flauta
flute; a type of fried cylindrical tortilla or taco; baguette (long thin loaf of bread)
Noun
7162solar
to pave; to sole a shoe
Verb
7163lírico
lyrical, lyric
Adjective
7164bélico
military, war, warlike (relating to war)
Adjective
7165fraternidad
fraternity; brotherhood
Noun
7166drogo
addicted to drugs; drug-addicted
Adjective
7167patrocinar
to sponsor (pay part of the cost of an event or service)
Verb
7168inmediación
immediacy; proximity; surrounding areas
Noun
7169concilio
an assembly or coterie that deals in something and its bylaws, especially a religious body
Noun
7170subsecretario
undersecretary, deputy secretary
Noun
7171desalojar
to vacate; to remove, to evict (someone)
Verb
7172posponer
to postpone
Verb
7173folclore
folklore
Noun
7174logística
logistics
Noun
7175ciclismo
cycling, cycle racing
Noun
7176firmemente
firmly; strongly
Adverb
7177sucesivamente
successively
Adverb
7178alumnado
student body, populace of students
Noun
7179chavismo
Chavismo; Chavism
Noun
7180credencial
credential
Adjective
7181subestimar
to underestimate; to underrate; to understate; to sell oneself short, to underrate, to be understated
Verb
7182neutro
neuter (neither the one thing nor the other); neuter (having a form which is neither masculine nor feminine); neutral (not taking sides in a conflict); neutral (neither positive nor negative); neutral (having a pH near 7); neutered (lacking sexual organs)
Adjective
7183asado
roast; grilled; broiled; angry
Adjective
7184mientras
meanwhile
Adverb
7185aventurar
to risk; to venture, hazard (an opinion)
Verb
7186consciencia
awareness (state of knowing something); consciousness (state of having cognition and sensation); conscience, morals
Noun
7187deriva
drift (course or direction along which anything is driven; setting)
Noun
7188provecho
benefit, profit; advantage; worth, worthwhileness
Noun
7189ancestro
ancestor, forefather
Noun
7190indio
a native of India; a Native American; a native of the Spanish East Indies (such as the Philippines, Marianas (including Guam, Northern Marianas), Caroline Islands (including Palau, Micronesia)); indium
Noun
7191calar
to soak; to pierce with a sharp instrument; to rumble, see through (to discover deceitful or underhanded behavior, hidden true motives or mindset); to catch on (become fashionable or popular); to stall (an engine); to put on (clothing)
Verb
7192versar
to deal with, concern, address; to turn (around)
Verb
7193defensiva
defensive
Noun
7194reconciliación
reconciliation
Noun
7195combate
combat
Noun
7196suposición
assumption, guess, supposition
Noun
7197infanta
princess
Noun
7198obsoleto
obsolete, outdated; obsolete, archaic
Adjective
7199desnudar
to undress, strip
Verb
7200eludir
to circumvent, to elude, to avoid, to evade, to escape, to get around; to bypass; to shirk, to dodge (e.g. a responsibility)
Verb