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Words 7301–7400
7301informante
informant, telltale
Noun
7302caudillo
military leader, caudillo; warlord
Noun
7303caldera
cauldron; boiler; caldera
Noun
7304neoliberal
neoliberal
Adjective
7305épico
epic
Adjective
7306académico
academician, academic
Noun
7307panza
paunch; stomach; belly
Noun
7308diamantes
diamonds (a suit of cards, ♦)
Noun
7309ilustre
illustrious
Adjective
7310negligencia
negligence, neglect; malpractice
Noun
7311humillación
humiliation
Noun
7312colorido
colored/coloured
Adjective
7313urgir
to be urgent, pressing
Verb
7314nevada
snowfall; snow storm
Noun
7315médula
marrow; medulla; pith
Noun
7316anhelar
to pant; to long for; to yearn; to yearn for; to long; to desire; to hanker; to crave; to pant; to wheeze; to gasp
Verb
7317militancia
militance
Noun
7318soja
soya, soybean; soy (soy sauce)
Noun
7319enloquecer
to drive crazy, madden, drive insane, distract; to go crazy, to go nuts, to go insane, to go wild; to go crazy; to run amok
Verb
7320luchador
fighter, scrapper; wrestler; struggler; someone with a fighting spirit
Noun
7321dominación
domination
Noun
7322budista
Buddhist
Adjective
7323linaje
ancestry, lineage
Noun
7324moral
morals, standard (modes of conduct); morale (the capacity of people to maintain belief in an institution or a goal); mulberry tree
Noun
7325ida
outward leg (of a journey); going; march; first leg (the first of the two matches or “legs” which are played between two teams in a two-legged tie)
Noun
7326bronco
hoarse, raspy, harsh, coarse, rough, uncouth, wild, untamed
Adjective
7327brother
bro, dude, brother
Noun
7328estatura
stature; height, stature (the vertical distance from the ground to the highest part of a standing person or animal)
Noun
7329facultar
to empower
Verb
7330repugnante
repugnant, repulsive, rebarbative, abhorrent, ugly, hideous, obnoxious; disgusting, revolting, loathsome, sickening, gross, nasty, foul, vile, nauseating, repellent
Adjective
7331cronista
chronicler; reporter
Noun
7332matrimoniar
to wed; get married; to wed; to get married
Verb
7333luto
mourning (feeling or expressing sorrow or regret, especially over someone's death)
Noun
7334palanca
lever; leverage, influence; joystick; handle (on a toilet); diving board, springboard; chip, chipped shot
Noun
7335garaje
garage (domestic storage for a car or motor repair facility); garage (car repair shop); petrol station, gas station
Noun
7336avilar
to debase; to devalue
Verb
7337apuesto
handsome, good-looking (person)
Adjective
7338paterno
parental; paternal
Adjective
7339gótico
Gothic (of or relating to the Goths); goth (relating to the subculture)
Adjective
7340croata
Croatian (relating to Croatia)
Adjective
7341franciscano
Franciscan
Adjective
7342impecable
impeccable; perfect; spotless
Adjective
7343filtración
filtration; leak (disclosure of secret information)
Noun
7344franco
franc (former currency of France and other countries)
Noun
7345impresora
printer (device)
Noun
7346coeficiente
coefficient
Adjective
7347TU
initialism of Tren Urbano, the metro system used in San Juan, Puerto Rico
Noun
7348remera
flight feather; remex; fletching; T-shirt; polo shirt
Noun
7349derretir
to melt; to spend, waste
Verb
7350desmontar
to dismantle, to disassemble, to demount, to take apart; to clear, to stub (cut a forest); to alight, to dismount, to unhorse; to uncock (a firearm); to level off (with respect to terrain)
Verb
7351celular
cellular
Adjective
7352ebrio
drunk, inebriated
Adjective
7353prosa
prose
Noun
7354tina
vat; large earthenware jar; bucket; tub, bathtub
Noun
7355archipiélago
archipelago
Noun
7356desestimar
to reject
Verb
7357higiénico
hygienic
Adjective
7358reestructuración
restructuring; reorganization
Noun
7359pestaña
eyelash; tab (navigational widget); flange
Noun
7360escombro
rubble; mackerel
Noun
7361mitin
rally (political meeting); speech
Noun
7362USB
USB
Noun
7363escolta
escort (body of armed men to attend a person); shooting guard; bodyguard
Noun
7364mentalmente
mentally
Adverb
7365caracterizado
characterized
Adjective
7366elegancia
elegance; smartness, stylishness; refinement (of style)
Noun
7367polar
polar; fleecy
Adjective
7368peaje
toll (fee for using roads or bridges)
Noun
7369cimiento
foundation (the lowest and supporting layer of a superstructure); foundation, groundwork (the result of the work to begin something)
Noun
7370vacante
vacant; empty
Adjective
7371ocupante
occupying
Adjective
7372colorado
colored; red; risqué, indecent
Adjective
7373prematuro
premature, early
Adjective
7374perrito
doggy, diminutive of perro; puppy; hot dog; clothes peg, clothespin; Black-necked stilt (Himantopus mexicanus)
Noun
7375destreza
dexterity; skill, adroitness, prowess
Noun
7376cacao
cacao tree; cocoa bean, cocoa powder; confusion
Noun
7377computador
computer
Noun
7378tenencia
tenancy, occupancy, possession
Noun
7379corroborar
to corroborate
Verb
7380desmayar
to cause a person to faint; to dishearten; to faint (lose consciousness)
Verb
7381dinastía
dynasty
Noun
7382iberoamericano
Ibero-American
Adjective
7383confrontar
to confront
Verb
7384ajustado
adjusted; tight, tight-fitting
Adjective
7385geológico
geologic (relating to geology)
Adjective
7386membrana
membrane
Noun
7387tachar
to cross out; to omit, leave out; to qualify, to label, to brand (to ascribe a negative quality to)
Verb
7388agir
to do something; to act; to sue
Verb
7389laurel
laurel
Noun
7390caluroso
very hot, to a greater extent than caliente
Adjective
7391abono
subscription; season ticket; payment, installment; guarantee, security; compost, fertilizer, manure
Noun
7392martín
black-crowned night heron
Noun
7393aterrador
terrifying
Adjective
7394tildar
to declare or brand as; to stigmatize; to put a tilde or other accent mark over; (informal) hang (of a computer, to stop working); (informal) to go into a trance, a stupor
Verb
7395serrar
to saw
Verb
7396jurista
jurist, lawyer
Noun
7397retórico
rhetorical
Adjective
7398pulir
to polish; to beat up
Verb
7399váter
toilet, WC
Noun
74004º
4th; abbreviation of cuarto
Adjective