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Words 9701–9800
9701derrumbe
landslide; collapse (of a building); demolition
Noun
9702expirar
to die, pass away; to come to an end; to expire
Verb
9703demente
crazy, insane; demented
Adjective
9704mostaza
mustard
Noun
9705chillar
to shriek, to screech, to scream; to creak; to sizzle, to hiss; to speak; say a word
Verb
9706rabino
rabbi (Jewish spiritual teacher)
Noun
9707poseedor
owning
Adjective
9708mestizo
of mixed, Spanish and Native American heritage; of mixed indigenous (aboriginal) and colonial (European) descent; of mixed heritage (usually along with indigenous descent)
Adjective
9709cuantitativo
quantitative
Adjective
9710alguacil
bailiff; sheriff
Noun
9711brujería
sorcery, witchcraft; a spell
Noun
9712soriano
of, from or relating to the province of Soria, Spain
Adjective
9713perfilar
to outline
Verb
9714dispositivo
dispositive, regulatory
Adjective
9715plagar
to infest, plague; to fill, saturate, cover; to become full, become infested; to wound, to cause to fester
Verb
9716galés
Welsh (from or native to Wales); Welsh (pertaining to Wales)
Adjective
9717sustantivo
noun, substantive
Noun
9718enchufar
to plug in; to pull strings (to use connections instead of merit to obtain something)
Verb
9719mitigar
to mitigate, alleviate, allay, assuage, quench; to soothe
Verb
9720allegar
to collect, gather, collect up, bring together; to adopt (an idea, ideology etc.); to approach; to arrive, reach, get to
Verb
9721alza
rise
Noun
9722bata
dressing gown, robe; lab coat; smock; child
Noun
9723sor
sister, female member of a religious community; sister
Noun
9724acueducto
aqueduct
Noun
9725mecha
wick, fuse; lock (length of hair); highlights; drill bit
Noun
9726vinculante
binding
Adjective
9727asociado
associate
Noun
9728novato
beginner, newbie, rookie, novice
Noun
9729intolerante
intolerant
Adjective
9730abrumar
to overwhelm, crush, overcome, exhaust; to become foggy, misty; to become overwhelmed
Verb
9731domesticar
to domesticate
Verb
9732parlante
loudspeaker; speaker (one who speaks)
Noun
9733depresivo
depressive
Adjective
9734jerárquico
hierarchical
Adjective
9735contagio
infection, contagion (the spread or transmission of a disease)
Noun
9736captación
capture, capturing
Noun
9737reflexivo
reflexive
Adjective
9738finalización
finalization
Noun
9739argumentación
argument
Noun
9740exportador
exporting
Adjective
9741round
round
Noun
9742mascarilla
mask (cover, or partial cover, for the face, used for protection or disguise); mask, surgical mask, face mask (cover, or partial cover, for the face, used for protection or disguise); facial mask, face mask (an application of mud, clay, etc. to the skin of the face for cosmetic purposes); hair mask
Noun
9743cuantía
quantity; importance; extent; damages
Noun
9744granadino
Grenadian; Grenadinese; of, from or relating to Granada
Adjective
9745fisiológico
physiological
Adjective
9746basílica
basilica (Christian church having a nave); basilica (Roman Catholic church with basilican status); palace
Noun
9747magisterio
teaching, instruction; teacher training; primary school teacher university major; teachers, teaching staff
Noun
9748áspero
rough, scratchy, coarse (not smooth; uneven); harsh, rugged; raspy, gruff, gravelly; harsh, abrasive, sharp
Adjective
9749izquierdista
left-wing, leftish (of political ideologies: favoring political and social equality)
Adjective
9750costura
needlework, sewing; seam, stitches; seam; splice
Noun
9751comodoro
commodore (a naval officer); commodore (president of a yacht club)
Noun
9752sobornar
to bribe; to suborn
Verb
9753acre
bitter; acrid; pungent; caustic
Adjective
9754aficionar
to get someone interested in something; to get someone into something; to become interested in something
Verb
9755preciar
to pride oneself (on); to have self-pride; to value oneself
Verb
9756posguerra
post-war period
Noun
9757rabo
tail; peduncle; penis; buttocks; handle (part of an object which is held in the hand)
Noun
9758aducir
to allege, adduce, cite, give as proof; to bring, to take, to send
Verb
9759tirón
tug, pull, jerk; pull, strain (a violent effort; an excessive and hurtful exertion or tension, as of the muscles); skill, string to one's bow; pulling power; snatch, snatching (a quick violent robbery of a person by snatching their purse, usually in a public place)
Noun
9760legua
legua, Spanish league (a traditional unit of distance equivalent to about 4.2 km); mile (any great distance)
Noun
9761temeroso
fearful, distressed; scary
Adjective
9762escondida
hide and seek
Noun
9763nacionalizar
to nationalize
Verb
9764sintonía
syntony; tuning; jingle, theme music; accord, agreement, harmony
Noun
9765insostenible
unsustainable
Adjective
9766pega
Eurasian magpie (Pica pica); work; glue; gluing; obstacle; gotcha
Noun
9767monstruoso
monstrous; horrible
Adjective
9768suplir
to substitute; to supply; to eke out
Verb
9769almendra
almond (type of tree nut); kernel (central (usually edible) part of a nut); a human head, especially a big one; a melon
Noun
9770constelación
constellation
Noun
9771canoa
canoe; hollow hold (exercise)
Noun
9772idiotez
idiocy; bullshit (an idiotic statement or action)
Noun
9773augusto
august
Adjective
9774divinidad
divinity; deity
Noun
9775partición
partition; effect of dividing or partitioning
Noun
9776xenofobia
xenophobia
Noun
9777aval
endorsement; countersignature; guarantee
Noun
9778virtualmente
virtually; potentially
Adverb
9779localmente
locally
Adverb
9780entrego
hand-off; delivery
Noun
9781profesionalismo
professionalism
Noun
9782vertiente
slope, declivity; aspect; point of view; spring
Noun
9783utensilio
utensil; tool; implement
Noun
9784gremial
labor union
Adjective
9785sujeto
held, grasped; attached
Adjective
9786ambigüedad
ambiguity
Noun
9787pautar
to trace lines; to regulate, to lay down rules; to advertise
Verb
9788tara
tare (empty weight of a container); defect, flaw, vice; deficiency; A plant native to Peru, the spiny holdback, Tara spinosa
Noun
9789piola
agreeable, supporting, pleasant; clever, smart; awesome; cool; quiet, calm, relaxed (person); secret, hidden, unnoticed, discreet (thing)
Adjective
9790ahogado
drowned man; stalemate
Noun
9791violeta
violet
Adjective
9792pisotear
to trample
Verb
9793mesero
waiter
Noun
9794esclavizar
to enslave; to put in chains, restrict
Verb
9795quedo
quietly
Adverb
9796suciedad
dirt; dirtiness, filth; prurience; metaphorical dirtiness
Noun
9797contraloría
accounting, accounting department
Noun
9798superintendencia
superintendency
Noun
9799empacar
to pack, pack away, pack up; to bale; to anger; to get together; to save money; to deceive or fool in order to get something belonging to another; to pack up
Verb
9800involuntario
involuntary, unintentional
Adjective