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Words 8001–8100
8001sociólogo
sociologist (scientist studying the field of sociology)
Noun
8002indicado
indicated; appropriate, suitable
Adjective
8003anexo
annex, appendix; contiguous building, extension of a building; rehab center
Noun
8004redondear
to round; to make round; to round off; to complement; to top up; to make perfect
Verb
8005saturar
to saturate
Verb
8006agitación
restlessness, agitation; social or political unrest; excitement
Noun
8007fijación
fixation, fixing; obsession
Noun
8008convergencia
convergence, convergency
Noun
8009ilegal
illegal immigrant
Noun
8010entablar
to initiate, to strike up, to engage in, to enter into, to establish, to open (e.g. a conversation, dialogue, cooperation, collaboration, contact, a connection, a relationship); to file (e.g. a complaint, a lawsuit, a claim, proceedings); to cover or reinforce with boards
Verb
8011pizarra
slate (metamorphic rock); blackboard, chalkboard; whiteboard; scoreboard; dashboard (panel with instruments or controls facing the driver in a vehicle)
Noun
8012cónyuge
spouse, consort
Noun
8013asemejar
to make similar; to be similar, resemble
Verb
8014propenso
inclined, prone, predisposed
Adjective
8015reprochar
to reproach
Verb
8016consultorio
consulting room; office, clinic
Noun
8017seña
sign, indication; gesture
Noun
8018guardería
nursery school, kindergarten
Noun
8019clamar
to call out for; to ask vehemently (for something); to shout
Verb
8020pezón
nipple
Noun
8021urbanismo
city planning
Noun
8022demoler
to demolish
Verb
8023suelto
loose change
Noun
8024alga
alga
Noun
8025menospreciar
to belittle, to disparage, to despise, scorn, to look down on, to demean; to underestimate, to undervalue, to downplay
Verb
8026saneamiento
sanitation, drainage, sewer; cleaning up; commercial, or financial restructuring, reorganization
Noun
8027querido
sweetheart; lover; the letter Q in the Spanish spelling alphabet
Noun
8028cabida
space, room, capacity (to fit something inside)
Noun
8029perpetrar
to carry out (a crime), to perpetrate
Verb
8030peluquería
hair salon, hairdressing salon, hairdresser's
Noun
8031suero
serum; IV or intravenous line or fluid; whey
Noun
8032remunerar
to remunerate
Verb
8033saliente
projecting; protruding; prominent, main; leaving, departing, outgoing
Adjective
8034tacto
touch; discretion; tact
Noun
8035insuficiencia
deficiency, lack; failure (of an organ)
Noun
8036seudónimo
pseudonym
Noun
8037advertido
warned or informed
Adjective
8038fideo
noodle
Noun
8039adelgazar
to make thin or slender; to refine, purify; to lose weight; to become thin or slender; to lose weight
Verb
8040pontificio
pontifical; papal
Adjective
8041victorioso
victorious, triumphant
Adjective
8042idóneo
suitable, fitting; ideal
Adjective
8043paradoja
paradox
Noun
8044gira
tour (a journey through a list of places)
Noun
8045preparatoria
high school
Noun
8046adaptado
adapted
Adjective
8047escondidas
hide and seek
Noun
8048turbo
turbo
Adjective
8049amabilidad
kindness
Noun
8050atroz
atrocious; horrible; appalling
Adjective
8051renacer
to be reborn
Verb
8052suspirar
to sigh
Verb
8053comprensivo
understanding, sympathetic, supportive; comprehensive
Adjective
8054atrevido
daring, bold; risqué; edgy
Adjective
8055nocivo
noxious; harmful
Adjective
8056forzoso
obligatory, compulsory
Adjective
8057top
top (situated on the top of something); top (best; of the highest quality or rank); top (very good, of high quality)
Adjective
8058adentrar
to get into, to go into
Verb
8059enérgico
energetic; assertive; forceful
Adjective
8060laptop
laptop
Noun
8061grosso
great, grand; excellent, stupendous; big, large
Adjective
8062clero
clergy
Noun
8063gerencia
management
Noun
8064precipitar
to precipitate; to rush in, to rush into, to jump the gun; to plummet
Verb
8065viga
timber, beam, rafter, girder
Noun
8066fuma
allowed amount of tobacco a tobacco-factory worker could take home; (the act of, or state of) smoking
Noun
8067invernadero
greenhouse
Noun
8068fraudulento
fraudulent
Adjective
8069autónomo
freelancer
Noun
8070inofensivo
harmless, innocuous; inoffensive (not causing annoyance or anger)
Adjective
8071diluir
to dilute
Verb
8072afeitar
to shave (to remove hair with a razor or clippers); to groom
Verb
8073psicópata
psychopath; psycho killer
Noun
8074saldar
to settle, to resolve; to claim (e.g. a life)
Verb
8075hemorragia
hemorrhage
Noun
8076tuberculosis
tuberculosis
Noun
8077qui
who, whom
Pronoun
8078golden
Golden Delicious
Noun
8079ji
he (denotes laughter)
Interjection
8080radicalmente
radically
Adverb
8081obesidad
obesity (state of being obese)
Noun
8082adición
addition (the act of adding); addition (anything that is added); addition (the arithmetic operation of adding); check (in a restaurant, etc.)
Noun
8083ocasionalmente
occasionally
Adverb
8084preliminares
foreplay
Noun
8085lógicamente
logically
Adverb
8086objetividad
objectivity
Noun
8087presuntamente
presumably
Adverb
8088ponencia
report, presentation, address, speech
Noun
8089burocrático
bureaucratic
Adjective
8090devaluación
devaluation
Noun
8091filar
to cotton on, be onto
Verb
8092amarrar
to moor; to tie
Verb
8093arrodillar
to make someone kneel; to kneel down
Verb
8094corromper
to corrupt; to bribe, to pervert; to rot
Verb
8095implícito
implicit; tacit
Adjective
8096reelegir
to reelect
Verb
8097saudita
Saudi
Adjective
8098concreto
concrete (building material)
Noun
8099chistoso
jocular, funny
Adjective
8100mande
Used as a polite invitation for a person to state what they need, want, etc.
Interjection