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Words 7501–7600
7501boliche
bowling; bowling alley; small shop; disco, club, nightclub; soapberry; low-quality tobacco; cup-and-ball; marble
Noun
7502cumbia
cumbia
Noun
7503conmovedor
moving, touching
Adjective
7504tensar
to tense
Verb
7505particularidad
particularity
Noun
7506validar
to validate
Verb
7507rural
station wagon (US, Australia); estate car (UK)
Noun
7508extraterrestre
extraterrestrial
Adjective
7509murar
to surround with a wall
Verb
7510diminuto
minute; tiny
Adjective
7511gatito
kitten (young cat)
Noun
7512comprensible
comprehensible; understandable
Adjective
7513streaming
streaming (the transmission of digital audio or video, or the reception or playback of such data without first storing it)
Noun
7514aguardar
to wait; to expect; to have in store (for), await
Verb
7515whisky
whisky (alcoholic liquor)
Noun
7516rascar
to scratch; to get drunk; to scrape (to play awkwardly and inharmoniously on a violin or similar instrument)
Verb
7517telegrama
telegram
Noun
7518chicle
chewing gum; chicle
Noun
7519imposibilidad
impossibility
Noun
7520afiliación
affiliation
Noun
7521aleta
fin; flipper; the leaf of a hinge; blade of a propeller
Noun
7522perturbar
to perturb, to disturb, to bother
Verb
7523despliegue
unfolding; deployment
Noun
7524cucaracha
cockroach
Noun
7525perito
expert; experienced
Adjective
7526hueco
hole, gap; free time, an opening (of time); homosexual man, faggot
Noun
7527turbio
turbid, cloudy, murky, muddy; murky (unclear); messy (e.g., a messy divorce); murky, shady, underhand, underhanded; disturbing person or thing; ill-intentioned, malevolent
Adjective
7528peatón
pedestrian
Noun
7529cauce
riverbed; course (of river); current
Noun
7530pinza
tweezer, tweezers; pliers (nose pliers, usually); pincers; tongs; claw (pincer of a crustacean); clothes peg; clamp (general purpose kind of tool); caliper (measuring tool); gripper; forceps
Noun
7531inherente
inherent
Adjective
7532miniatura
miniature (a small version of something; a model of reduced scale); miniature (painting or model); thumbnail
Noun
7533conchatumadre
motherfucker, son of a bitch
Interjection
7534olivo
olive tree
Noun
7535detección
detection
Noun
7536rugby
rugby
Noun
7537intuición
intuition; intuitiveness
Noun
7538bien
either ... or; whether ... or (used to express alternatives, but with the same result)
Conjunction
7539recreativo
recreational
Adjective
7540revuelta
revolt
Noun
7541alien
alien; extraterrestrial life form
Noun
7542occidental
westerner
Noun
7543enojo
anger
Noun
7544enmendar
to correct; to amend
Verb
7545documento nacional de identidad
national identity document
Noun
7546penoso
tough, difficult; painful; awful, pitiful; timid, easily embarrassed
Adjective
7547suegra
mother-in-law (spouse's mother); one Salvadoran colón; the coin of that value; heel, butt (of a loaf of bread)
Noun
7548hospitalario
hospital; hospitable
Adjective
7549iraní
Iranian
Adjective
7550panadería
bakery
Noun
7551portátil
portable
Adjective
7552magacín
magazine publication; firearm magazine
Noun
7553acompañante
accompanying
Adjective
7554plebiscito
plebiscite
Noun
7555ecología
ecology (branch of biology)
Noun
7556transitorio
transitory; transient; temporary
Adjective
7557apocalipsis
apocalypse (end of the world); apocalypse (cataclysmic event)
Noun
7558recompensar
to indemnify, reimburse, make whole; to recompense, pay; to reward
Verb
7559superación
overcoming; self-improvement
Noun
7560anhelo
longing, desire, wish
Noun
7561indirecta
insinuation (that which is insinuated, a hint); hint (in the context of flirting)
Noun
7562voluntario
voluntary
Adjective
7563normalizar
to normalize
Verb
7564estallido
explosion; outbreak
Noun
7565proporcionado
proportionate; suitable; commensurate
Adjective
7566anomalía
anomaly (a deviation from a rule or from what is regarded as normal)
Noun
7567ambiguo
ambiguous; used as both masculine and feminine
Adjective
7568perspectivo
perspectivist
Noun
7569avezar
to accustom, inure, familiarize
Verb
7570prometedor
promising
Adjective
7571acatar
to comply with, to obey
Verb
7572tenor
tenor; sense, meaning
Noun
7573pandemia
pandemic
Noun
7574tiranía
tyranny
Noun
7575sic
sic (thus; as written)
Adverb
7576sorry
sorry (expressing regret)
Interjection
7577tristemente
sadly
Adverb
7578dieciséis
sixteen
Numeric
7579surgimiento
emergence, rise
Noun
7580próximamente
shortly, soon
Adverb
7581pa'
apocopic form of para
Preposition
7582presión arterial
blood pressure
Noun
7583potencial de acción
action potential
Noun
7584trastorno de ansiedad generalizada
generalized anxiety disorder
Noun
7585fichaje
signing, hiring
Noun
7586heleno
Hellenic
Adjective
7587festivo
holiday (day on which a festival, etc, is traditionally observed)
Noun
7588muscular
muscular (of, relating to, or connected with muscles)
Adjective
7589reiniciar
to restart; to reboot; to recommence
Verb
7590goleador
high-scoring; freescoring
Adjective
7591orgasmo
orgasm
Noun
7592audaz
audacious, bold, daring
Adjective
7593parcela
parcel, plot, lot (division of land); small part
Noun
7594tutorial
tutorial
Adjective
7595manada
herd, pack, pride, pod (group of animals); handful (amount held in hand); a group of rapists
Noun
7596admirable
admirable
Adjective
7597indiscutible
indisputable; undeniable; unquestionable; undisputed; indiscussible
Adjective
7598tenedor
fork; bearer; holder
Noun
7599descifrar
to decipher
Verb
7600irrumpir
to burst into
Verb