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Words 9801–9900
9801hortaliza
produce, vegetable; orchard
Noun
9802relevar
to take over for
Verb
9803horda
horde
Noun
9804bocado
mouthful; snack; bit; vanilla ice cream
Noun
9805formalidad
formality
Noun
9806náusea
nausea; repugnance, disgust
Noun
9807manso
tame, meek; not threatening; gigantic, big
Adjective
9808tanda
time, instance; duty, turn; shift; task, work; group, series, batch; performance, show, session (instance of a series of performances or a movie shows); match (instance in series of games); beating, bashing; series of steps taken by the bullfighter and bull before the estocada
Noun
9809previsible
foreseeable; falling within normal expectation; predictable
Adjective
9810publicista
publicist
Noun
9811caprichoso
whimsical, capricious, wayward
Adjective
9812dron
drone (remotely controlled aircraft)
Noun
9813carmen
a type of house in Granada
Noun
9814calabozo
dungeon; prison, jail; prison cell
Noun
9815culo
cowardly, gutless
Adjective
9816majestuoso
majestic, majestical, august, grand; stately, pompous
Adjective
9817manufacturar
to manufacture
Verb
9818tasar
to value (to fix or determine the value of)
Verb
9819oriundo
native (to)
Adjective
9820merino
merino (relating to the sheep or wool)
Adjective
9821travesti
transvestite, cross-dresser; trans woman
Noun
9822retrospectiva
retrospective
Noun
9823personalizado
custom (made to fit someone’s specific needs)
Adjective
9824oigan
hey, listen, excuse me (said as a request for a group's attention)
Interjection
9825simple
simpleton, fool; simple
Noun
9826atestiguar
to attest, to testify
Verb
9827deliberar
to deliberate
Verb
9828incautarse
to confiscate, impound; to seize, commandeer
Verb
9829minucioso
thorough, detailed
Adjective
9830bestia
brutal; coarse
Adjective
9831improvisación
improvisation
Noun
9832certero
accurate, spot on; proper; well-informed
Adjective
9833óleo
oil (liquid fat); oil painting (a painting done with oil paints); oil painting (the art of painting with oil paints)
Noun
9834interlocutor
interlocutor; negotiator
Noun
9835suspenso
suspense; cliffhanger; fail; abeyance
Noun
9836trucha
trout; fish
Noun
9837tailandés
of Thailand ; Thai
Adjective
9838desgarrar
to tear, to rip, to rend (to hold or restrain in two places while pulling apart); to break (someone's heart)
Verb
9839guiado
guided; leashed
Adjective
9840penalti
penalty, penalty kick; shotgun wedding, a forced marriage that happens because the bride became pregnant
Noun
9841auditor
auditor (one who audits bookkeeping accounts)
Noun
9842desobediencia
disobedience
Noun
9843venidero
coming; forthcoming; upcoming (future)
Adjective
9844independizar
to make independent; to become independent
Verb
9845cobardía
cowardice
Noun
9846presente
present, present tense; present (the current moment); gift, handout
Noun
9847carismático
charismatic
Adjective
9848innovar
to innovate
Verb
9849yuan
yuan
Noun
9850rítmico
rhythmic
Adjective
9851caracterización
characterization
Noun
9852fanático
fanatical
Adjective
9853meteorito
meteorite
Noun
9854empujón
shove, push, jostle; boost
Noun
9855coma
comma (punctuation mark); misericord; section; coma (deep sleep); mane
Noun
9856heladera
ice cream maker (a machine that makes ice cream); refrigerator
Noun
9857obsceno
obscene (offensive to current standards of decency or morality)
Adjective
9858deformación
deformation
Noun
9859infeccioso
infectious
Adjective
9860barrero
mud potter
Noun
9861injerencia
interference, meddling
Noun
9862muchedumbre
crowd; multitude
Noun
9863jaque
check; jeopardy, danger, threat
Noun
9864atener
to maintain, to keep (a tradition, etc.); to stand by, to stick to, to abide by; to abide by, to stick to, to stand by; to rely; to keep up
Verb
9865estanque
pool, pond (artificial, small inland body of water); small reservoir, tank; kiosk; stand
Noun
9866tramitación
proceeding, application
Noun
9867devastar
to devastate
Verb
9868frustrante
frustrating
Adjective
9869joyería
jewelry shop / store; jewelry
Noun
9870germen
germen; microbe, microorganism; seed, origin
Noun
9871compu
computer
Noun
9872árido
arid, dry
Adjective
9873clavado
precisely!, exactly!
Interjection
9874acaparar
to hoard, hog
Verb
9875fundición
smelting, melting, casting; foundry, smelting plant; an alloy of iron and carbon; font
Noun
9876plateado
silver-plated; silver, silvery (colour)
Adjective
9877rutinario
routine
Adjective
9878clínico
physician
Noun
9879langosta
lobster; locust
Noun
9880precepto
precept, rule; principle
Noun
9881fluidez
fluidity; fluency
Noun
9882imparcialidad
impartiality; neutrality; fairness
Noun
9883plenitud
plenitude, pinnacle, fullness
Noun
9884escepticismo
skepticism
Noun
9885soul
soul, soul music
Noun
9886PAC
comité de acción política; PAC.
Noun
9887saltillo
saltillo; a (relatively small) waterfall
Noun
9888predominantemente
predominantly
Adverb
9889preferentemente
preferentially
Adverb
9890perseverancia
perseverance
Noun
9891centavo
hundredth
Adjective
9892georgiano
Georgian (all senses)
Adjective
9893vengador
avenger
Noun
9894jungla
jungle
Noun
9895paranoia
paranoia
Noun
9896simbolismo
symbolism
Noun
9897hechicero
magician, sorcerer, wizard
Noun
9898desplomar
to knock down; to plummet; to collapse
Verb
9899pimiento
pepper (fruit of the capsicum); pepper plant
Noun
9900arista
edge (place where two faces of a polyhedron meet); arête; arris; awn; facets
Noun