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Words 9201–9300
9201aventurero
adventurous, adventuresome
Adjective
9202guerrero
bellicose, warlike
Adjective
9203surf
surfing
Noun
9204típicamente
typically
Adverb
9205god
fire; cool, amazing; excellent
Adjective
9206management
management
Noun
9207oasis
oasis
Noun
9208borda
gunwale; rail (of a boat)
Noun
9209acelerado
accelerated; very excited; wound up; hyper; half-drunk
Adjective
9210asma
asthma
Noun
9211octavos
round of 16, round of sixteen, last 16, last sixteen, (nonstandard) eighth final (the round before the quarterfinal)
Noun
9212moralmente
morally
Adverb
9213erosión
erosion
Noun
9214conmoción
commotion, agitation; concussion
Noun
9215fijamente
firmly
Adverb
9216vitalidad
vitality
Noun
9217así que
so therefore
Conjunction
9218injustamente
unjustly, unfairly
Adverb
9219accesibilidad
accessibility
Noun
9220salmón
salmon; salmon (color)
Noun
9221concesionario
dealing
Adjective
9222perecer
to die, to perish (cease to live); to long for, to crave
Verb
9223atraso
delay, lateness; arrears, arrear; retarded, mentally slow
Noun
9224emirato
emirate (a country ruled by an emir); emirate (the office of an emir)
Noun
9225adoptivo
foster, adoptive (providing parental care to unrelated children); foster (receiving such care)
Adjective
9226hídrico
hydrous; water
Adjective
9227apéndice
appendix (text added to the end of a book); appendix
Noun
9228equivocación
error, mistake, slip
Noun
9229ascendente
ascending, upward
Adjective
9230fausto
happy
Adjective
9231sudafricano
South African
Adjective
9232matadero
slaughterhouse, abattoir; a place for killing; cheap hotel
Noun
9233conservador
conserver
Noun
9234placentero
pleasant (giving pleasure; pleasing in manner)
Adjective
9235tostada
toast (toasted bread)
Noun
9236ace
ace (point scored without the opponent hitting the ball)
Noun
9237ciudadano
citizen; city-dweller
Noun
9238barrar
to mud, to muddy
Verb
9239lego
layman; Lego; Lego brick
Noun
9240principado
principality
Noun
9241chota
semen, cum; the police; idiot; an unskilled and lazy person; joker; jester; snitch; penis, cock
Noun
9242intermedio
intermission
Noun
9243compilación
compilation
Noun
9244dual
dual
Adjective
9245desembarco
disembarkation, landing; unloading; docking; arrival; onset
Noun
9246compactar
to compact (make more dense)
Verb
9247sauce
willow
Noun
9248estéril
sterile, infertile; fruitless, unproductive
Adjective
9249extravagante
extravagant
Adjective
9250cuelga
hanging (especially of dried fruit)
Noun
9251muelle
soft, mild
Adjective
9252principiante
novice; beginner
Noun
9253optimizar
to optimize
Verb
9254inspirador
inspiring
Adjective
9255irreversible
irreversible (not able to be reversed)
Adjective
9256rocha
debushing
Noun
9257zócalo
plinth, socle, base (a block or slab upon which a column, pedestal, statue or other structure is based); baseboard, footing, skirting, skirting board; frieze; public square, town square, plaza, zocalo; basement, shelf (mass of rock underlying sedimentary cover); One endpoint of a two-way connection used for interprocess communication; A type of mechanical connector inside a computer that allows various components to be installed without the need for soldering
Noun
9258guiso
stew; a person of a lower social class who pretends to be of a higher class; someone who puts on airs
Noun
9259impregnar
to impregnate, permeate (to fill pores or spaces with a substance)
Verb
9260maricón
homosexual man, queer, faggot, fairy, effeminate man or boy, sissy; coward; asshole, coward, irresponsible husband or father (mean or rude person)
Noun
9261ponente
rapporteur; a speaker at a meeting, or congress; a proposer of a motion
Noun
9262vacante
vacancy; opening (as for a job)
Noun
9263consultor
consultant
Noun
9264recluta
recruitment; recruit
Noun
9265carente
lacking, devoid
Adjective
9266adyacente
adjacent
Adjective
9267pasado
past, bygones; past
Noun
9268sureño
southern
Adjective
9269adversidad
adversity; misfortune; difficulty
Noun
9270vainilla
vanilla (plant or fruit); vanilla sex; ladyfinger
Noun
9271reglamentación
ruling
Noun
9272arrendamiento
leasing, rental, lease; tenancy
Noun
9273operado
having had plastic surgery
Adjective
9274careta
face mask, face screen (disguise, fencing, medical protection, etc.); any means of occlusion; pork cheek (careta de cerdo)
Noun
9275mercader
merchant (person who traffics in commodities for profit)
Noun
9276cuestionamiento
action or effect of questioning
Noun
9277moribundo
moribund (approaching death)
Adjective
9278recabar
to lobby, petition; to collect, gather (data/information); to gather, safeguard, collect
Verb
9279postergar
to postpone
Verb
9280desacuerdo
disagreement
Noun
9281ganada
profit, gain, earnings
Noun
9282inciso
concise, curt
Adjective
9283cuchilla
knife; cleaver; blade of a sword; hogback; gore (of a road); razor blade; foothills
Noun
9284ros
a type of military hat, similar to a shako
Noun
9285vigilia
wakefulness, being awake; watchfulness; vigil; fast, abstinence; night shift; eve (the day or night before)
Noun
9286arrastrado
dragged; humiliated; servile
Adjective
9287chido
cool, awesome
Adjective
9288individuo
individual
Noun
9289avena
oat; oats; oatmeal porridge
Noun
9290track
track
Noun
9291celo
zeal; heat (condition where a mammal is aroused sexually or where it is especially fertile and therefore eager to mate); jealousy; sellotape, sticky tape, Scotch tape, adhesive tape
Noun
9292sucumbir
to succumb
Verb
9293saborear
to taste; to savour, savor; to relish
Verb
9294subsidiario
subsidiary
Adjective
9295carisma
charisma
Noun
9296decir
saying; idle talk
Noun
9297teólogo
theologian (one who studies theology)
Noun
9298disperso
dispersed, spread out; missing in action
Adjective
9299casto
chaste (abstaining from sexual intercourse); pure
Adjective
9300pereza
laziness; a drag (something tedious); sloth (mammal)
Noun