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Words 8301–8400
8301luca
a thousand pesos; one nuevo sol
Noun
8302repentinamente
suddenly; unexpectedly; out of nowhere; out of the blue
Adverb
8303sistemáticamente
systematically
Adverb
8304sinopsis
synopsis
Noun
8305volcánico
volcanic; fiery, passionate
Adjective
8306acortar
to shorten; to cut short, curtail; to shorten (to become shorter)
Verb
8307prescribir
to prescribe
Verb
8308pronunciación
pronunciation; pronouncement
Noun
8309fósforo
phosphorus; match, matchstick
Noun
8310petro
petro
Noun
8311inexplicable
inexplicable, unexplainable
Adjective
8312hala
come on! let’s go!; wow! (an indication of surprise); my goodness! (an indication of surprise, shock, or amazement)
Interjection
8313doméstico
a person who steals from their neighbors
Noun
8314indebido
undue, unowed; illicit
Adjective
8315antibiótico
antibiotic
Adjective
8316sesgar
to cut diagonally; to cut on the bias; to slant
Verb
8317merecido
comeuppance; just deserts
Noun
8318total
total
Noun
8319soda
parts of certain plants high in mineral salts the ashes in particular of which were used in glassmaking; soda (soft drink); soda (sodium hydroxide); eatery; cheap, casual restaurant
Noun
8320subdirector
subdirector
Noun
8321mir
resident (physician in training)
Noun
8322maestre
teacher, erudite, doctor; a superior in a military order; Master (of the Order of Santiago); second person in charge of a ship, after the captain, typically managing the treasury
Noun
8323cangrejo
crab
Noun
8324refrescar
to refresh; to jog (stimulate a person's memory); to freshen (the breath)
Verb
8325patriarca
patriarch
Noun
8326liviano
light (of low weight); light (unimportant, trivial); easygoing
Adjective
8327nevera
refrigerator
Noun
8328especia
spice
Noun
8329extorsión
extortion
Noun
8330mentor
mentor
Noun
8331generalidad
a generalization, a generality, an unspecific or vague statement; the general mass of people; the majority; generalness; non-specificness
Noun
8332fanatismo
fanaticism
Noun
8333pintoresco
picturesque; quaint
Adjective
8334locutor
announcer, newscaster, newsreader, commentator
Noun
8335compás
pair of compasses (tool used to draw circles); rhythm; beat; bar; time, time signature
Noun
8336señoría
dominion; authority; gentlemen; worship; prayer; honor; lordship, Your Honour (UK), Your Honor (US) (title applied to a lord or judge)
Noun
8337refinería
refinery
Noun
8338agrandar
to increase, enlarge, biggen
Verb
8339policíaco
Related to the police, police force; whodunit, whodunnit (UK); police procedural
Adjective
8340garzón
waiter; young man, boy; jabiru (Jabiru mycteria)
Noun
8341marioneta
marionette, puppet
Noun
8342antojar
to fancy, would like; to seem; to seem likely
Verb
8343dotación
resource; staff (of workers); array; prize money
Noun
8344sintetizar
to synthesize
Verb
8345hegemonía
hegemony
Noun
8346asedio
siege
Noun
8347allanamiento
smoothing, flattening; burglary; a search conducted pursuant to a warrant; a police raid; break-in
Noun
8348filial
subsidiary, branch; reserve team, B team
Noun
8349hipotético
hypothetical
Adjective
8350fresa
strawberry; snob; rich kid; spoiled brat; endmill; milling cutter (rotary cutting tool); dental drill
Noun
8351atropello
the act of running over a person in a vehicle; aggravation, blow
Noun
8352tracción
traction
Noun
8353atractivo
appeal, attractiveness, attraction
Noun
8354priorizar
to prioritize (give something high priority)
Verb
8355nana
nanny; granny, grandmother; housekeeper; lullaby; a kind of small sack; mommy; mom; mother; boo-boo; pains and aches of old age
Noun
8356inapropiado
inappropriate, unsuitable
Adjective
8357barriga
belly, paunch, tummy
Noun
8358aguacate
avocado (fruit); avocado (tree); a shade of green like an avocado; a loose and lively person; policeman, cop
Noun
8359odioso
hateful, odious
Adjective
8360bicentenario
bicentenary, bicentennial; two-hundred-year-old
Adjective
8361adjudicación
award, awarding, allocation (e.g., of a contract); adjudication
Noun
8362terciario
tertiary
Adjective
8363imperialista
imperialist
Adjective
8364llanta
tyre rim, wheelrim; tyre; wheel; fat, protruding belly
Noun
8365quemadura
burn
Noun
8366letrero
sign, signboard, signpost
Noun
8367fallir
to err; to fail, to go bankrupt
Verb
8368tacón
heel (part of a shoe's sole); high heel
Noun
8369guardado
hoard, secret saving; save, savefile
Noun
8370colateral
collateral
Adjective
8371consistencia
consistency
Noun
8372refutar
to refute
Verb
8373abasto
supply, provisions; abundance; groceries; fill (usually as part of the phrasal verb darse abasto (“to have one's fill”)); grocery store
Noun
8374bloc
block of paper; engine block
Noun
8375inventor
inventor (one who invents things)
Noun
8376conquistador
conquering; winning
Adjective
8377alineación
alignment; lineup, line-up (collectively, the members of a team)
Noun
8378carrasco
Aleppo pine; A broad region of woody scrubland
Noun
8379inmerso
immersed; submerged
Adjective
8380practicante
practitioner, practiser; intern, trainee
Noun
8381listado
list, listing; skipjack (official term)
Noun
8382listado
listed, enlisted; striped
Adjective
8383montañoso
mountainous
Adjective
8384aro
hoop; large ring; earring; arum lily
Noun
8385pleito
lawsuit; fight (physical); fight (verbal), argument
Noun
8386murciélago
bat (any flying mammal of the order Chiroptera)
Noun
8387destitución
dismissal, firing
Noun
8388materializar
to materialise; to embody
Verb
8389insular
insular (of, pertaining to, being, or resembling an island or islands)
Adjective
8390divisar
to spot, to make out, to sight, to descry, to espy, to spy; to perceive
Verb
8391sincerar
to exculpate; to come clean, to level with, to open up, to tell the truth
Verb
8392cinismo
cynicism
Noun
8393inconstitucional
unconstitutional
Adjective
8394corrida
sprint, run, dash; a bullfight; outcrop; orgasm; cumshot (pornography), cum
Noun
8395solista
soloist
Noun
8396moderación
moderation
Noun
8397térmico
thermal
Adjective
8398pingüino
penguin; a student; portable air conditioner
Noun
8399interrogante
questioning
Adjective
8400puerco
pig; pork (the meat of a pig); police officer; "pig"
Noun