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Words 7401–7500
7401heroína
heroine; heroin
Noun
7402escandaloso
scandalous
Adjective
7403abastecer
[with de ‘something’] to supply with
Verb
7404platillo
saucer; stew; dish (type of prepared food); cymbal
Noun
7405amenazado
threatened
Adjective
7406grupal
group
Adjective
7407coronar
to crown; to scale, climb
Verb
7408sobrenatural
supernatural
Adjective
7409alternar
to alternate; to interact, communicate, hang out, socialize
Verb
7410cantón
canton, district; canton: division of a flag; canton: square charge placed on a coat of arms, occupying one third of the chief; alley, side street; home, crib
Noun
7411inclusivo
inclusive
Adjective
7412demandante
plaintiff
Noun
7413organizativo
organizational
Adjective
7414portátil
notebook, laptop (computer)
Noun
7415emigrante
emigrant
Adjective
7416cínico
cynical, cynic
Adjective
7417obrero
worker
Noun
7418boleta
ticket (e.g. parking ticket); bill, receipt; death; ballot
Noun
7419bárbaro
barbarian
Noun
7420cronología
chronology; timeline
Noun
7421ido
Ido (language)
Noun
7422excitar
to excite (sexually)
Verb
7423eclipse
eclipse; disappearance
Noun
7424reality
reality show
Noun
7425volador
flying; flighty (flying easily, flying a lot)
Adjective
7426distorsionar
to distort
Verb
7427Don
title of respect for a man: sir
Noun
7428gancho
hook, peg; clothes hanger; difficult situation; hook; uppercut; pulling power; attracting object or argument (true or fraudulent); tout
Noun
7429inmune
immune (exempt from); immune (protected by inoculation); immune (not vulnerable)
Adjective
7430banana
banana (fruit); an idiot; smartass; penis
Noun
7431desempleado
unemployed
Adjective
7432tallar
to sculpt; to measure; to carve; to whittle; to scrub, to rub in
Verb
7433acarrear
to carry, haul; to cause, bring up (negative effects)
Verb
7434consumidor
that consumes
Adjective
7435nuca
nape (back of the neck)
Noun
7436denotar
to show; to denote
Verb
7437anatomía
anatomy (science that deals with the form and structure of organic bodies); anatomy (physical or functional organization of an organism)
Noun
7438bautista
baptist (person who baptizes); John the Baptist; autist; retarded, mentally retarded, retard; dumb, silly, fool
Noun
7439positivar
to develop (a photo)
Verb
7440sótano
cellar; basement; pit
Noun
7441títere
puppet; marionette; sock puppet (An alternative pseudonymous online account)
Noun
7442pulsera
bracelet
Noun
7443inquilino
tenant, renter, lessee; tenant farmer
Noun
7444respiro
breath; break, respite, breather, relief, reprieve, rest; breathing room, breathing space, slack
Noun
7445desembocar
to culminate, conclude; to flow out
Verb
7446espionaje
espionage
Noun
7447providencia
providence; a resolution by a judge or court in order to direct and continue criminal procedures
Noun
7448anal
anal
Adjective
7449infarto
heart attack, myocardial infarction; infarct (in general)
Noun
7450nivelar
to level out, to make even; to balance; to survey; to level out, to become even
Verb
7451callao
pebble (17th c. nautical Spanish); stone pebble beach (17th c. nautical Spanish)
Noun
7452pol
contraction of por and el
7453banquete
banquet; catering
Noun
7454búlgaro
Bulgarian (from or native to Bulgaria); Bulgarian (pertaining to Bulgaria)
Adjective
7455manuscrito
manuscript
Noun
7456ordenación
ordination (act of being ordained)
Noun
7457entrever
to glimpse
Verb
7458omisión
omission
Noun
7459feto
fetus; a hideous person
Noun
7460jefatura
leadership; headquarters
Noun
7461distracción
distraction, diversion, amusement
Noun
7462pureza
purity
Noun
7463dallar
to scythe
Verb
7464astro
cosmic body, celestial body; star (famous person)
Noun
7465encargado
person in charge; chief executive; representative
Noun
7466persuadir
to persuade
Verb
7467SMS
SMS
Noun
7468honorario
honorary; fee; honorarium
Noun
7469subastar
to auction, auction off
Verb
7470abrigar
to bundle up, to keep someone warm; to be warm (as a result of clothing); to shelter, to protect; to bundle oneself up
Verb
7471hormigón
concrete (building material); road
Noun
7472veloz
fast, quick, speedy
Adjective
7473burguesía
bourgeoisie
Noun
7474mulo
mule
Noun
7475patrimonial
patrimonial, hereditary; heritage (e.g. heritage site or building, heritage value); inherited
Adjective
7476disidente
dissident
Adjective
7477vegetariano
vegetarian
Noun
7478amplitud
amplitude; breadth
Noun
7479calcio
calcium
Noun
7480suavemente
softly
Adverb
7481preservación
preservation
Noun
7482eternamente
eternally
Adverb
7483pornografía
pornography
Noun
7484décima
a tenth; a ten-line stanza
Noun
7485docencia
teaching; tutoring
Noun
7486biodiversidad
biodiversity
Noun
7487promocional
promotional
Adjective
7488abusivo
abusive (practising, containing or being an abuse)
Adjective
7489ruidoso
loud, noisy
Adjective
7490rajar
to split, to rip, to tear, to slit; to stab; to sound off, mouth off; to snitch, denounce; to back down, chicken out; to evade, elude (from a fight, discussion, confrontation, etc.)
Verb
7491pastoral
pastoral
Adjective
7492desprecio
scorn, contempt
Noun
7493mejoramiento
improvement, enhancement, upgrade
Noun
7494led
LED (light-emitting diode)
Noun
7495envenenar
to poison; to interpret maliciously; to make bitter; to get angry
Verb
7496toledo
toilet
Noun
7497ordenamiento
legislation; ordering, arranging
Noun
7498marica
poof; fag; faggot (homosexual man); wimp, weakling; effeminate man; dude; bro; mate; magpie
Noun
7499movida
party (social gathering); move (games); move (act); scene (social environment consisting of a large informal, vague group of people); matter, issue, business
Noun
7500callejero
street map, city map; wanderer (within the city or town, often for binge or partying and other unproductive activities); a person who often goes out for unproductive activities; stray (animal living in the streets)
Noun