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4,293 words · organised by CEFR level

The full Spanish vocabulary deck used inside vocabcraft, listed here in frequency order and split by CEFR level. Every word has a mnemonic image generated specifically for it, native audio, and example sentences inside the app.

A1

600 words at the A1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    holahola
    hello — a common greeting used to say hi
  2. #2
    perdónperdón
    an interjection used to apologize or to get someone's attention (like 'sorry' or 'excuse me')
  3. #3
    adiósadiós
    goodbye; farewell.
  4. #4
    sísí
    yes (an affirmative response)
  5. #5
    nono
    A negation word used to deny or make a statement negative (not/no).
  6. #6
    yoyo
    I (first-person singular subject pronoun)
  7. #7
    personapersona
    a person; a human being; an individual
  8. #8
    cómocómo
    How (asks about manner, way, or condition)
  9. #9
    bienbien
    in a good or satisfactory way; well
  10. #10
    tenertener
    to have (possession)
  11. #11
    bocaboca
    the mouth (body part)
  12. #12
    comidacomida
    food (what you eat)
  13. #13
    comercomer
    to eat
  14. #14
    beberbeber
    to drink (consume liquids)
  15. #15
    panpan
    bread
  16. #16
    dinerodinero
    money; currency or funds used to buy things or pay for services
  17. #17
    comprarcomprar
    to buy; to purchase
  18. #18
    taxitaxi
    A vehicle and service for hire that transports passengers (cab)
  19. #19
    teléfonoteléfono
    a phone or telephone (device used to call or text)
  20. #20
    hospitalhospital
    a building where sick or injured people receive medical care
  21. #21
    yy
    and — used to connect words, phrases, or clauses.
  22. #22
    queque
    that (introduces a subordinate clause or reported speech)
  23. #23
    saludarsaludar
    to greet; say hello
  24. #24
    ayay
    An exclamation of pain or physical hurt (ouch).
  25. #25
    restauranterestaurante
    a place where meals are prepared and served to paying customers
  26. #26
    autobúsautobús
    a large road vehicle that carries many passengers; a bus.
  27. #27
    aquíaquí
    in or at this place; near the speaker.
  28. #28
    ahoraahora
    now; at the present time.
  29. #29
    hoyhoy
    today (the current day)
  30. #30
    mañanamañana
    morning (the early part of the day)
  31. #31
    conmigoconmigo
    with me
  32. #32
    titi
    you (object form used after prepositions; singular, familiar)
  33. #33
    alguienalguien
    an unspecified person (someone/anyone)
  34. #34
    nadienadie
    no one; nobody
  35. #35
    hablarhablar
    to speak or talk
  36. #36
    decirdecir
    to say; to tell
  37. #37
    entenderentender
    to understand; to grasp the meaning of something
  38. #38
    hacerhacer
    to do; to make
  39. #39
    tomartomar
    to take or get something (also used for taking transport, photos, or actions)
  40. #40
    venirvenir
    to come
  41. #41
    salirsalir
    to leave or go out from a place
  42. #42
    verver
    to see; to perceive with the eyes
  43. #43
    oíroír
    to hear
  44. #44
    porpor
    because of; due to
  45. #45
    mimi
    my (possessive adjective used before a noun to show ownership or relationship)
  46. #46
    buenobueno
    good; of high quality or positive
  47. #47
    muymuy
    very; an intensifier for adjectives or adverbs
  48. #48
    peropero
    but; however (used to introduce a contrast)
  49. #49
    porqueporque
    because (introducing a reason)
  50. #50
    tambiéntambién
    also; too; in addition.
  51. #51
    despuésdespués
    later; afterwards (at a later time)
  52. #52
    cuándocuándo
    when? (used to ask about time)
  53. #53
    respuestarespuesta
    an answer or reply to a question, message, or problem.
  54. #54
    dardar
    to give; hand over; offer
  55. #55
    mirarmirar
    to look at; to watch
  56. #56
    aprenderaprender
    to learn (to acquire knowledge or a skill)
  57. #57
    enseñarenseñar
    to teach (give instruction or lessons)
  58. #58
    papápapá
    dad; father
  59. #59
    hermanohermano
    brother (a male sibling)
  60. #60
    gentegente
    people; a group of individuals or people in general
  61. #61
    niñoniño
    a boy; a male child
  62. #62
    puertapuerta
    door; an opening in a wall or barrier that can be opened or closed to allow entry or exit.
  63. #63
    llavellave
    a key (for locks)
  64. #64
    hotelhotel
    A building or business that rents rooms and provides services for travelers and guests.
  65. #65
    dormirdormir
    to sleep
  66. #66
    agua (nf el)agua
    the clear liquid essential for life, used for drinking, cooking, and cleaning
  67. #67
    díadía
    a 24-hour period or the time of daylight (daytime)
  68. #68
    horahora
    a unit of time equal to sixty minutes; a specific time on the clock
  69. #69
    yaya
    already
  70. #70
    oo
    Used to connect alternatives or choices
  71. #71
    tete
    you (informal) — object of a verb (direct or indirect)
  72. #72
    élél
    he (third-person singular subject pronoun)
  73. #73
    amigoamigo
    friend
  74. #74
    madremadre
    female parent; mom
  75. #75
    hijohijo
    son (male child)
  76. #76
    bebébebé
    a baby; an infant
  77. #77
    mesamesa
    a piece of furniture with a flat top and legs used for eating, working, or placing things
  78. #78
    sillasilla
    a chair; a seat with a back for one person
  79. #79
    camacama
    a piece of furniture for sleeping or resting
  80. #80
    roparopa
    clothes
  81. #81
    lecheleche
    milk (the white liquid produced by mammals, used as a drink or in cooking)
  82. #82
    jugojugo
    Liquid extracted from fruits or vegetables; a drink made from that liquid.
  83. #83
    quesoqueso
    cheese
  84. #84
    pollopollo
    domesticated bird (the animal)
  85. #85
    arrozarroz
    rice (the grain or the cooked food made from it)
  86. #86
    rápidorápido
    moving or done at high speed; quick
  87. #87
    másmás
    more; to a greater amount or degree; additionally.
  88. #88
    elel
    the (masculine singular definite article)
  89. #89
    me (pron) [also mí]me / mí
    The unstressed first-person singular object pronoun used as a direct, indirect, or reflexive object
  90. #90
    aa
    to; indicates movement or direction toward someone or something
  91. #91
    enen
    in; inside or within (indicates location or a period of time)
  92. #92
    concon
    with; indicating accompaniment or association.
  93. #93
    mamámamá
    mother (mom)
  94. #94
    quéqué
    what/which — question word used to ask for information or to identify something
  95. #95
    cuandocuando
    when (asks about time; interrogative adverb)
  96. #96
    estarestar
    to be (temporary states, conditions, emotions, health, or location)
  97. #97
    irir
    to go (move from one place to another)
  98. #98
    necesitarnecesitar
    to need
  99. #99
    esperaresperar
    to wait (for someone or something)
  100. #100
    tiempotiempo
    time (clock time, duration, or available time)
  101. #101
    hombrehombre
    adult male human (man)
  102. #102
    mujermujer
    an adult female person
  103. #103
    manomano
    hand (the part of the body used for holding or touching)
  104. #104
    todotodo
    all, every, whole (used before a noun to modify it)
  105. #105
    algoalgo
    something (an unspecified thing or object)
  106. #106
    malomalo
    Bad; not good, of poor quality, or morally wrong
  107. #107
    mejormejor
    Comparative and superlative of 'bueno/a': better; best
  108. #108
    luegoluego
    later; afterwards (at a later time)
  109. #109
    añoaño
    a period of twelve months; a calendar year; also used to indicate a person's age in years.
  110. #110
    bien (adv) [also bueno]bien
    well; in a good or satisfactory way
  111. #111
    señorseñor
    Polite title or form of address for a man (Mr., sir)
  112. #112
    esteeste
    this (demonstrative; indicates something near the speaker)
  113. #113
    nuestronuestro
    our (possessive adjective used before a noun; agrees in gender and number)
  114. #114
    sinsin
    without
  115. #115
    dondedonde
    where (used in questions to ask about location)
  116. #116
    cuántocuánto
    how much / how many — used to ask about quantity or number
  117. #117
    quererquerer
    to want; to desire
  118. #118
    pedirpedir
    to ask for or request something (an object, help, or information)
  119. #119
    sopasopa
    soup — a liquid dish made by cooking ingredients (vegetables, meat, etc.) in broth or water
  120. #120
    manzanamanzana
    apple
  121. #121
    huevohuevo
    egg (bird egg; food)
  122. #122
    ponerponer
    to put or place something somewhere
  123. #123
    pasarpasar
    to go past or move by a place
  124. #124
    dejardejar
    to allow; to give permission
  125. #125
    sabersaber
    to know facts or information
  126. #126
    pensarpensar
    to think; to have an opinion or belief
  127. #127
    volvervolver
    to return; to go back to a place
  128. #128
    conocerconocer
    to be familiar with or have knowledge of a person, place, or thing
  129. #129
    grandegrande
    large, big (describing physical size)
  130. #130
    mucho (adjmucho
    A large amount or number; many; a lot of.
  131. #131
    tú (pron) [also vos]tú
    you (singular, familiar) — used to address one person informally
  132. #132
    de (prep) dede
    Indicates possession, relationship, material, or content (equivalent to 'of').
  133. #133
    eseese
    that (masculine singular demonstrative; used before a noun or alone as a pronoun)
  134. #134
    palabrapalabra
    a unit of language; a spoken or written word
  135. #135
    escuelaescuela
    a school; a place where students receive education
  136. #136
    profesorprofesor
    a teacher; someone who teaches, often at a school or university
  137. #137
    estudianteestudiante
    student (a person who studies at a school, college, or university)
  138. #138
    haberhaber
    To serve as an auxiliary verb to form compound tenses (have + past participle).
  139. #139
    poderpoder
    to be able to; can (express ability, possibility, or permission)
  140. #140
    gustargustar
    to be pleasing to someone; to express that someone likes something (used with indirect object pronouns)
  141. #141
    caminarcaminar
    to walk (move on foot)
  142. #142
    contarcontar
    to count (calculate numbers)
  143. #143
    dosdos
    the number 2
  144. #144
    trestres
    the number 3 (three)
  145. #145
    cuatrocuatro
    the number four
  146. #146
    cincocinco
    the number five (quantity)
  147. #147
    perroperro
    dog
  148. #148
    gatogato
    a cat (domestic feline)
  149. #149
    botellabotella
    a container, usually made of glass or plastic, used to hold liquids (e.g., water, wine, soda)
  150. #150
    cajacaja
    a box or container for holding items
  151. #151
    tutu
    your (singular informal possessive adjective used before a noun)"}],
  152. #152
    unun
    a or an (indefinite article used before masculine singular nouns)
  153. #153
    bueno (adv) [also bien]bueno (adv) [also bien]
    well; in a good or satisfactory way (standard adverb usually bien)
  154. #154
    nuevonuevo
    new; recently made, acquired, or encountered
  155. #155
    familiafamilia
    family; a group of people related by blood, marriage, or adoption, or the people living together in a household
  156. #156
    apellidoapellido
    last name or family name
  157. #157
    dóndedónde
    Where (used in direct questions to ask about location)
  158. #158
    cuálcuál
    which; which one — used to ask someone to choose or identify among options or to ask for specific information (interrogative pronoun)"}],
  159. #159
    númeronúmero
    a numeral or quantity used for counting or measuring
  160. #160
    pagarpagar
    to pay (give money to buy something or to settle a debt)
  161. #161
    dólardólar
    A unit of currency used in several countries; one monetary unit or a bill/coin worth one dollar.
  162. #162
    minutominuto
    a unit of time equal to sixty seconds; a short amount of time or moment
  163. #163
    momentomomento
    A short or brief period of time
  164. #164
    encenderencender
    to turn on or activate a device, light, or system
  165. #165
    luzluz
    Visible light or illumination.
  166. #166
    nochenoche
    night; evening (the period after sunset or the later part of the day)
  167. #167
    suciosucio
    dirty, not clean (physical dirt)
  168. #168
    lavarlavar
    to wash (clean with water or another liquid)
  169. #169
    perderperder
    to lose (misplace something, or be defeated)
  170. #170
    cortarcortar
    to cut (physically separate with a sharp tool)
  171. #171
    primeroprimero
    first (in order or rank)
  172. #172
    asíasí
    in that way; like that
  173. #173
    puntopunto
    a point or dot (a small mark, a position, or a unit of score)
  174. #174
    hambre (nf el)hambre
    The physical feeling or condition of needing food; being hungry.
  175. #175
    medicinamedicina
    a drug or substance used to treat or prevent illness
  176. #176
    farmaciafarmacia
    A shop or place where medicines and health products are sold.
  177. #177
    policíapolicía
    the police (the organization that enforces the law and keeps public order)
  178. #178
    susu
    his, her, its, their, or your (formal) — possessive determiner placed before a noun
  179. #179
    míomío
    mine (stressed possessive; belonging to me)
  180. #180
    vezvez
    an instance or occasion; a particular time something happens
  181. #181
    siempresiempre
    always; at all times; on every occasion
  182. #182
    sisi
    if (introduces a condition)
  183. #183
    debajodebajo
    underneath; in a lower position or directly below something
  184. #184
    detrásdetrás
    behind; at the back (location or position)
  185. #185
    vecinovecino
    a person who lives near you (neighbor)
  186. #186
    probarprobar
    to try or taste something; also to try on or try out an item
  187. #187
    carnecarne
    meat; the edible flesh of animals used as food
  188. #188
    funcionarfuncionar
    to work; to function or operate (for machines, plans, systems)
  189. #189
    arreglararreglar
    to fix or repair (something broken or not working)
  190. #190
    limpiarlimpiar
    to clean
  191. #191
    sentirsentir
    to feel (a physical sensation or an emotion)
  192. #192
    malmal
    badly; poorly; in a wrong way
  193. #193
    tristetriste
    sad or unhappy
  194. #194
    bonitobonito
    pretty, attractive (describes appearance)
  195. #195
    perdonarperdonar
    to forgive or pardon someone for an offense, mistake, or harm
  196. #196
    sese
    Reflexive pronoun used when the subject does an action to themself (himself/herself/yourself/oneself).
  197. #197
    acáacá
    in this place; here (at or near the speaker)
  198. #198
    serser
    to be (used for identity, essential/permanent characteristics, origin, time, occupation, possession, and forming passive voice)
  199. #199
    fácilfácil
    not difficult; requiring little effort
  200. #200
    abueloabuelo
    grandfather — the father of one's parent
  201. #201
    amoramor
    The feeling of affection or deep attachment
  202. #202
    amaramar
    to love (feel affection for someone or something)
  203. #203
    trentren
    a set of connected railroad cars or carriages that travel on tracks; a railway train.
  204. #204
    aviónavión
    plane; airplane; aircraft
  205. #205
    azulazul
    blue (the color)
  206. #206
    rojorojo
    red (the color)
  207. #207
    blancoblanco
    white (the color)
  208. #208
    negronegro
    black (color)
  209. #209
    rápidamenterápidamente
    quickly
  210. #210
    despaciodespacio
    slowly; at a low speed or in an unhurried, careful way.
  211. #211
    ayerayer
    yesterday
  212. #212
    semanasemana
    week; a period of seven days
  213. #213
    mesmes
    a month (one of the 12 divisions of the year)
  214. #214
    diezdiez
    the number 10
  215. #215
    españolespañol
    the Spanish language
  216. #216
    idiomaidioma
    language; a system of communication used by a community
  217. #217
    frasefrase
    a short group of words that expresses an idea; a phrase or expression
  218. #218
    oraciónoración
    a prayer
  219. #219
    informacióninformación
    facts or details about something
  220. #220
    textotexto
    a piece of written or printed language, such as a passage, document, or message
  221. #221
    contigocontigo
    with you (singular, informal)
  222. #222
    deberdeber
    to be obliged to; should (express obligation or recommendation)
  223. #223
    faltarfaltar
    to be lacking; to be missing (something is not present or is insufficient)
  224. #224
    incluirincluir
    to include; to contain or add something as part of a whole
  225. #225
    identificaridentificar
    to recognize or determine the identity of someone or something
  226. #226
    señalseñal
    a sign or indication that gives information or direction
  227. #227
    cenarcenar
    to eat dinner; to have dinner
  228. #228
    tomatetomate
    tomato (the edible fruit used as a vegetable in cooking)
  229. #229
    chocolatechocolate
    A sweet food made from roasted cacao, used as candy, an ingredient, or a hot drink.
  230. #230
    saludablesaludable
    healthy; good for health
  231. #231
    fríofrío
    cold (low temperature)
  232. #232
    calorcalor
    heat; the sensation or condition of warmth
  233. #233
    cabezacabeza
    head (the body part)
  234. #234
    brazobrazo
    arm (the body part from the shoulder to the hand)
  235. #235
    dedodedo
    a digit on the hand or foot; a finger or toe
  236. #236
    ventanaventana
    window (an opening in a wall fitted with glass, used for light, air, or view)
  237. #237
    favorfavor
    an act of kindness or help done for someone
  238. #238
    básicobásico
    fundamental; forming the base or foundation of something
  239. #239
    escucharescuchar
    to listen to; pay attention to sounds or someone speaking.
  240. #240
    responderresponder
    to answer or reply
  241. #241
    repetirrepetir
    to repeat; to say or do something again.
  242. #242
    estudiarestudiar
    to study (to learn about a subject or do schoolwork)
  243. #243
    practicarpracticar
    to practice; to do something repeatedly to improve or to rehearse
  244. #244
    trabajartrabajar
    to work (perform labor or have a job)
  245. #245
    conseguirconseguir
    to get or obtain something
  246. #246
    traertraer
    to bring; to carry something to a place or person
  247. #247
    entrarentrar
    to enter; to go in
  248. #248
    creercreer
    to believe or think (to accept as true or hold an opinion)
  249. #249
    escribirescribir
    to write (produce text or record information)
  250. #250
    fotofoto
    a photograph; a picture
  251. #251
    bolsabolsa
    a container made of flexible material for carrying items (bag, sack, purse)
  252. #252
    zapatozapato
    a shoe; footwear
  253. #253
    pantalónpantalón
    a garment worn on the lower body covering each leg separately; pants or trousers
  254. #254
    paíspaís
    country; nation
  255. #255
    luneslunes
    Monday (the day of the week)
  256. #256
    domingodomingo
    Sunday, the day of the week
  257. #257
    veranoverano
    summer (the warm season of the year)
  258. #258
    cantarcantar
    to sing
  259. #259
    seisseis
    the number six
  260. #260
    nietonieto
    grandson; a male grandchild
  261. #261
    novionovio
    male romantic partner; boyfriend
  262. #262
    esposoesposo
    husband (male spouse)
  263. #263
    felizfeliz
    happy — feeling pleasure or contentment
  264. #264
    vidavida
    life; the state or experience of being alive
  265. #265
    problemaproblema
    a difficulty or issue that needs to be solved
  266. #266
    miedomiedo
    fear; the feeling of being afraid or worried about something
  267. #267
    cumpleañoscumpleaños
    a person's birthday; the anniversary of the day someone was born
  268. #268
    vacacionesvacaciones
    A period of time when someone does not work or study, usually for rest or travel
  269. #269
    playaplaya
    beach; the area of sand or pebbles beside the sea
  270. #270
    deportedeporte
    sport; an organized physical activity or game, often competitive and played for exercise or entertainment.
  271. #271
    conducirconducir
    to drive a vehicle
  272. #272
    nadarnadar
    to swim
  273. #273
    nariznariz
    nose
  274. #274
    pacienciapaciencia
    ability to stay calm while waiting or dealing with problems or difficulties.
  275. #275
    anocheanoche
    last night
  276. #276
    amarilloamarillo
    yellow (the color)
  277. #277
    naranjanaranja
    an orange (the citrus fruit)
  278. #278
    verdeverde
    green (the color)
  279. #279
    compañíacompañía
    a business or firm
  280. #280
    elecciónelección
    the formal voting process to choose leaders or decide public issues
  281. #281
    pazpaz
    state of calm, harmony, or absence of conflict or violence.
  282. #282
    piedrapiedra
    A piece of rock or the hard mineral material (stone/rock)
  283. #283
    cielocielo
    the sky (the space above Earth where clouds and sun are)
  284. #284
    éxitoéxito
    success; a positive outcome or achievement
  285. #285
    inteligenteinteligente
    having or showing intelligence; smart
  286. #286
    tranquilotranquilo
    calm; not agitated or anxious; relaxed.
  287. #287
    piernapierna
    leg (the limb of the body between hip and ankle; also used for an animal's leg or a pant leg)
  288. #288
    examenexamen
    a test or exam used to assess knowledge or skills
  289. #289
    llorarllorar
    to cry (shed tears because of emotion or pain)
  290. #290
    cerebrocerebro
    the organ in the head that controls thought and body functions
  291. #291
    espejoespejo
    a mirror; an object with a reflective surface used to see oneself
  292. #292
    hombrohombro
    shoulder; the body part between the neck and the upper arm.
  293. #293
    octubreoctubre
    the month of October (the tenth month of the year)
  294. #294
    sábadosábado
    Saturday (the day of the week)
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    normalmentenormalmente
    usually; typically; in most cases
  296. #296
    barbar
    A place that serves drinks (often alcoholic) and usually simple food or snacks; like a pub, café, or snack bar.
  297. #297
    hielohielo
    frozen water; ice
  298. #298
    horariohorario
    a schedule or timetable showing times for events, work, or services
  299. #299
    juniojunio
    June, the sixth month of the year
  300. #300
    viernesviernes
    Friday — the day of the week after Thursday and before Saturday.
  301. #301
    plásticoplástico
    plastic (the synthetic material used to make containers, packaging, and many objects)
  302. #302
    basurabasura
    trash; garbage; rubbish
  303. #303
    cuchillocuchillo
    a knife; a cutting tool with a blade used for cutting or slicing
  304. #304
    estómagoestómago
    stomach (the organ in the abdomen that digests food)
  305. #305
    juevesjueves
    Thursday (the day of the week after Wednesday and before Friday)
  306. #306
    dieciséisdieciséis
    the number sixteen (16)
  307. #307
    veinticuatroveinticuatro
    twenty-four (the number 24)
  308. #308
    cervezacerveza
    beer
  309. #309
    prisaprisa
    hurry; haste; the need to act quickly
  310. #310
    lápizlápiz
    pencil
  311. #311
    martesmartes
    Tuesday
  312. #312
    miércolesmiércoles
    Wednesday
  313. #313
    vocabulariovocabulario
    the set of words known or used by a person, language, or subject (vocabulary)
  314. #314
    realmenterealmente
    really; truly; actually — used to emphasize truth, degree, or contrast with expectations.
  315. #315
    edadedad
    age (number of years a person or thing has lived or existed)
  316. #316
    ideaidea
    a thought, concept, suggestion, or plan
  317. #317
    vozvoz
    the sound produced when a person or animal speaks or sings
  318. #318
    ejemploejemplo
    an instance used to show, explain, or illustrate something
  319. #319
    libreríalibrería
    bookstore
  320. #320
    toallatoalla
    a cloth or absorbent item used for drying or wiping
  321. #321
    serioserio
    Not playful or joking; solemn or earnest
  322. #322
    jovenjoven
    young (describing the age of people or things)
  323. #323
    cartacarta
    a written message sent to someone (a letter)
  324. #324
    mitadmitad
    half (a portion equal to 50% or one of two equal parts)
  325. #325
    segundosegundo
    a unit of time (one sixtieth of a minute)
  326. #326
    cincuentacincuenta
    the number fifty (50)
  327. #327
    cuarentacuarenta
    forty (the number)
  328. #328
    docedoce
    twelve (the number 12)
  329. #329
    nuevenueve
    the number nine
  330. #330
    televisióntelevisión
    The TV set, the physical device used to watch programs
  331. #331
    agostoagosto
    August (the month)
  332. #332
    fuegofuego
    flames, heat, or combustion (a fire)
  333. #333
    reírreír
    to laugh
  334. #334
    feofeo
    Not attractive in appearance; ugly
  335. #335
    lunaluna
    the Moon; Earth's natural satellite
  336. #336
    gasgas
    A gaseous substance used for fuel, heating, or industrial purposes.
  337. #337
    horriblehorrible
    Very bad or unpleasant; causing strong dislike, shock, or disgust
  338. #338
    ojaláojalá
    I hope (that); expressing a wish for something to happen
  339. #339
    uñauña
    the hard protective plate at the tip of a finger or toe (fingernail or toenail)
  340. #340
    diecisietediecisiete
    the number 17
  341. #341
    eraera
    imperfect past tense of 'ser' — 'was' (1st and 3rd person singular)
  342. #342
    colchóncolchón
    mattress (the padded surface for sleeping)"}],
  343. #343
    altoalto
    Of great height; tall (for people) or high (for things)
  344. #344
    menosmenos
    less; to a smaller amount or degree (also used as 'fewer' with countable nouns)
  345. #345
    sinosino
    but rather; used after a negative to introduce a contrasting alternative (can appear as "sino que" before a conjugated verb)
  346. #346
    diosdios
    A supreme being or deity (the god of a religion or a god in general).
  347. #347
    ochoocho
    the number eight
  348. #348
    extraextra
    Additional; more than what is usual or expected.
  349. #349
    prioridadprioridad
    something that is more important or urgent than other things and should be dealt with first; precedence
  350. #350
    inglésinglés
    The English language
  351. #351
    tareatarea
    a task or piece of work to be done
  352. #352
    lloverllover
    to rain
  353. #353
    mayomayo
    the month of May (the fifth month of the year)"}],
  354. #354
    milmil
    a thousand (the number 1,000)
  355. #355
    onceonce
    the number eleven (11)
  356. #356
    sietesiete
    the number seven
  357. #357
    quincequince
    the number fifteen (15)
  358. #358
    materialmaterial
    The substance or matter something is made of (e.g., wood, metal, plastic).
  359. #359
    especialmenteespecialmente
    especially; particularly
  360. #360
    exactamenteexactamente
    exactly
  361. #361
    inmediatamenteinmediatamente
    right away; without delay
  362. #362
    perfectamenteperfectamente
    Perfectly; in a flawless or completely correct way.
  363. #363
    letraletra
    a single letter or character of the alphabet
  364. #364
    reuniónreunión
    a meeting or gathering of people for discussion, work, or social purposes.
  365. #365
    cursocurso
    a class or program of study (course)
  366. #366
    peligropeligro
    danger; a situation or thing that can cause harm or risk
  367. #367
    baratobarato
    inexpensive; low in price
  368. #368
    falsofalso
    not true or genuine; incorrect
  369. #369
    originaloriginal
    new or creative; not based on something else
  370. #370
    absolutamenteabsolutamente
    absolutely; completely
  371. #371
    cancióncanción
    a song
  372. #372
    escenaescena
    A part or division of a play, film, or story (a scene)
  373. #373
    estaciónestación
    a place where trains, buses, or subways stop (station)
  374. #374
    estrellaestrella
    a luminous astronomical object visible in the night sky (a star)
  375. #375
    islaisla
    a piece of land surrounded by water
  376. #376
    sombrasombra
    A dark shape cast on a surface when an object blocks light.
  377. #377
    sorpresasorpresa
    an unexpected event or the feeling of astonishment caused by it.
  378. #378
    inviernoinvierno
    the season between autumn and spring; winter
  379. #379
    robarrobar
    to steal; take someone else's property without permission
  380. #380
    esencialesencial
    absolutely necessary; extremely important
  381. #381
    a menudoa menudo
    often; frequently
  382. #382
    definicióndefinición
    an explanation of the meaning of a word, phrase, or concept.
  383. #383
    cuellocuello
    neck (the body part between head and shoulders)
  384. #384
    borrarborrar
    to erase or delete (written marks or digital data)
  385. #385
    esconderesconder
    to hide or conceal (something or someone)
  386. #386
    sumarsumar
    to add; to total (combine numbers or quantities)
  387. #387
    banderabandera
    a flag — a piece of cloth used as a national, organizational, or signaling symbol.
  388. #388
    herramientaherramienta
    a tool or implement used to perform work or tasks
  389. #389
    invitacióninvitación
    a spoken or written request asking someone to attend an event or take part in something
  390. #390
    primaveraprimavera
    the season of spring (between winter and summer)
  391. #391
    rodillarodilla
    knee (the joint on the leg)
  392. #392
    imprescindibleimprescindible
    absolutely necessary; indispensable
  393. #393
    guitarraguitarra
    a guitar; a stringed musical instrument played by plucking or strumming
  394. #394
    contextocontexto
    the circumstances or background that help explain an event, statement, or idea
  395. #395
    ahorrarahorrar
    to save (money, time, resources)
  396. #396
    pisarpisar
    to step on; to press down with the foot; to set foot in or on a place
  397. #397
    ridículoridículo
    ridiculous, absurd
  398. #398
    seriamenteseriamente
    in a serious manner; not joking or trivial
  399. #399
    corbatacorbata
    a tie (necktie) worn around the neck
  400. #400
    grasagrasa
    fat or grease — an oily substance found in food or the body, or used as a lubricant
  401. #401
    lámparalámpara
    a device or fixture that gives light
  402. #402
    recetareceta
    Instructions for preparing a dish; a cooking recipe.
  403. #403
    traduccióntraducción
    translation — the act or result of converting text or speech from one language to another; also a translated text
  404. #404
    odiarodiar
    to hate
  405. #405
    electricidadelectricidad
    electricity; electric power or energy produced by electric charge, used to run lights and appliances.
  406. #406
    calendariocalendario
    A chart or system showing the days, weeks, and months of a year; a schedule of dates (printed or digital).
  407. #407
    escritorioescritorio
    a piece of furniture with a flat surface used for writing, studying, or working
  408. #408
    estadioestadio
    stadium; a large sports arena or venue
  409. #409
    embarazoembarazo
    pregnancy
  410. #410
    casicasi
    almost; nearly
  411. #411
    olvidarolvidar
    to forget
  412. #412
    facturafactura
    An invoice or bill — a document requesting payment for goods or services.
  413. #413
    piscinapiscina
    a pool used for swimming
  414. #414
    desayunardesayunar
    to have (eat) breakfast
  415. #415
    actualactual
    current; belonging to the present time
  416. #416
    cuartocuarto
    a room in a house or building (e.g., bedroom or other enclosed space)
  417. #417
    futurofuturo
    the time yet to come; what will happen
  418. #418
    imposibleimposible
    not possible; cannot be done or achieved.
  419. #419
    interesanteinteresante
    interesting; causing interest or curiosity.
  420. #420
    italianoitaliano
    From or related to Italy; Italian (nationality, origin, or language)
  421. #421
    normalnormal
    Usual, common, or not unusual.
  422. #422
    peorpeor
    worse (comparative adjective)
  423. #423
    perfectoperfecto
    completely correct or without flaws
  424. #424
    alrededoralrededor
    in the area surrounding something; around (spatial)
  425. #425
    delantedelante
    in front (of); positioned ahead or before something
  426. #426
    probablementeprobablemente
    probably; used to say something is likely to happen or be true
  427. #427
    seguramenteseguramente
    certainly; without doubt
  428. #428
    simplementesimplemente
    in a simple or uncomplicated way
  429. #429
    comunicacióncomunicación
    the act or process of sharing information between people or systems
  430. #430
    confianzaconfianza
    trust; belief that someone or something is reliable or honest
  431. #431
    conversaciónconversación
    an exchange of spoken ideas or information between two or more people
  432. #432
    decisióndecisión
    a choice made after thinking about options
  433. #433
    defensadefensa
    Protection or resistance against attack; the group or position that defends (military, sports, personal).
  434. #434
    direccióndirección
    a postal or web address
  435. #435
    empresaempresa
    a company or business; an organization that sells goods or provides services.
  436. #436
    energíaenergía
    vitality or physical/mental vigor
  437. #437
    explicaciónexplicación
    A statement or account that makes something clear or understandable
  438. #438
    fechafecha
    A calendar date (specific day on the calendar)
  439. #439
    fiestafiesta
    a party or celebration
  440. #440
    funciónfunción
    the purpose, role, or job of something
  441. #441
    masamasa
    dough or batter used to make bread, pastries, tortillas, etc.
  442. #442
    mayoríamayoría
    the larger part of a group; more than half
  443. #443
    memoriamemoria
    the mental ability to remember; recollection.
  444. #444
    operaciónoperación
    surgical procedure (surgery)
  445. #445
    opiniónopinión
    a personal belief, judgment, or view about something
  446. #446
    películapelícula
    a movie or film
  447. #447
    pena (nf) (valer la pena)pena
    sadness, pity, or embarrassment
  448. #448
    pielpiel
    the outer covering of the body; skin (including complexion)
  449. #449
    salasala
    living room or sitting room in a home
  450. #450
    saludsalud
    health (the state of physical or mental well‑being)
  451. #451
    seguridadseguridad
    safety or security (protection from danger or harm)
  452. #452
    suertesuerte
    Luck, chance; good or bad fortune
  453. #453
    andarandar
    to walk; move on foot
  454. #454
    compañerocompañero
    a person who accompanies or shares life with someone; companion or partner
  455. #455
    contactocontacto
    physical touch or the state of two things touching
  456. #456
    corazóncorazón
    the organ that pumps blood
  457. #457
    equipoequipo
    team (a group of people who play or work together)
  458. #458
    errorerror
    a mistake or something that is wrong
  459. #459
    estiloestilo
    style; the way something is done, presented, or designed
  460. #460
    gradogrado
    A unit of measure for temperature, angles, or similar scales (degree).
  461. #461
    límitelímite
    A boundary or maximum point; something you must not go beyond
  462. #462
    mercadomercado
    A physical place where people buy and sell goods (market, marketplace).
  463. #463
    metrometro
    the unit of length equal to 100 centimeters (meter)
  464. #464
    planplan
    A scheme or proposal for achieving something; a set of intended actions.
  465. #465
    precioprecio
    Amount of money required to buy or pay for something (price, cost, value).
  466. #466
    tamañotamaño
    size; the measurement or extent of something
  467. #467
    títulotítulo
    The name or heading of a book, article, movie, chapter, or section.
  468. #468
    doctordoctor
    A medical professional who diagnoses and treats patients (physician).
  469. #469
    capitalcapital
    the main city of a country or region (capital city)
  470. #470
    treintatreinta
    thirty (the number 30)
  471. #471
    atenderatender
    to serve or assist someone (e.g., a customer)
  472. #472
    bajarbajar
    to go down or descend (move to a lower place or level)
  473. #473
    cabercaber
    to fit into or be contained in a space or container
  474. #474
    contestarcontestar
    to answer; to reply
  475. #475
    costarcostar
    to cost (have a price)
  476. #476
    cuidarcuidar
    to look after or take care of a person, animal, or thing
  477. #477
    deseardesear
    to want or wish for something; to desire
  478. #478
    emplearemplear
    to hire or give someone a job
  479. #479
    enfrentarenfrentar
    to face or deal with a person, situation, or problem; to confront
  480. #480
    entregarentregar
    to give or hand over something to someone; to deliver or submit (e.g., a package, documents, or homework)
  481. #481
    enviarenviar
    to send
  482. #482
    guardarguardar
    to keep or retain (including to save data or a file)
  483. #483
    llenarllenar
    to fill (something)
  484. #484
    manejarmanejar
    to drive (a vehicle)
  485. #485
    preferirpreferir
    to prefer
  486. #486
    prestarprestar
    to lend or loan (give something to someone temporarily)
  487. #487
    reducirreducir
    to make something smaller in size, amount, degree, or intensity; to decrease
  488. #488
    resolverresolver
    to find a solution to or settle a problem, question, or situation
  489. #489
    romperromper
    to break
  490. #490
    tirartirar
    to throw or toss (including to throw away/discard)
  491. #491
    vendervender
    to sell
  492. #492
    americanoamericano
    From or relating to the Americas; often used to refer to the United States
  493. #493
    brillantebrillante
    Shiny; reflecting light
  494. #494
    extranjeroextranjero
    foreign; from another country
  495. #495
    fuertefuerte
    Strong; having physical strength or power, or being intense/potent (e.g., taste, smell, wind)
  496. #496
    listolisto
    ready; prepared
  497. #497
    máximomáximo
    Greatest in amount, degree, or value; maximum.
  498. #498
    peligrosopeligroso
    dangerous
  499. #499
    positivopositivo
    Having a good, optimistic, or favorable quality
  500. #500
    seguroseguro
    safe; protected from danger or risk
  501. #501
    similarsimilar
    resembling or having a likeness to something else
  502. #502
    definitivamentedefinitivamente
    definitely; certainly — used to express strong agreement or certainty
  503. #503
    generalmentegeneralmente
    usually; generally (in most cases)"}],
  504. #504
    prácticamenteprácticamente
    almost; nearly
  505. #505
    cámaracámara
    a device for taking photographs or recording video
  506. #506
    entrevistaentrevista
    an interview — a meeting where one person asks questions of another (for a job, news, or evaluation)
  507. #507
    espaldaespalda
    The back or rear side of a person, animal, or object
  508. #508
    inteligenciainteligencia
    The mental ability to learn, understand, reason, and solve problems.
  509. #509
    monedamoneda
    A small metal coin used as money
  510. #510
    montañamontaña
    a large natural elevation of the earth's surface; a mountain
  511. #511
    oficinaoficina
    an office; a room or place where administrative or professional work is done
  512. #512
    profesiónprofesión
    a person's profession or occupation; the job or field someone works in
  513. #513
    reglaregla
    a rule, regulation, or guideline
  514. #514
    universidaduniversidad
    a university; an institution of higher education
  515. #515
    ventaventa
    sale; the act of selling or an event where goods are offered (often at reduced prices)
  516. #516
    análisisanálisis
    a detailed examination of something to understand its parts or meaning
  517. #517
    ánimoánimo
    mood; a person's emotional state or spirits
  518. #518
    barriobarrio
    a neighborhood or district within a town or city
  519. #519
    cafécafé
    coffee (the drink)
  520. #520
    cochecoche
    a car; automobile
  521. #521
    departamentodepartamento
    a division or section within an organization or company
  522. #522
    documentodocumento
    a written or electronic record that provides information or proof
  523. #523
    ejercicioejercicio
    Physical activity done to improve or maintain fitness or health
  524. #524
    pelopelo
    hair (on the head or body); also animal fur
  525. #525
    períodoperíodo
    a length of time; a span or interval
  526. #526
    puertopuerto
    a place on the coast where ships load, unload, and shelter; harbor
  527. #527
    ratorato
    a short period of time; a while
  528. #528
    vientoviento
    wind; moving air (breeze or strong airflow)
  529. #529
    arrancararrancar
    to start a machine or engine
  530. #530
    cobrarcobrar
    to charge someone money or to collect payment
  531. #531
    cometercometer
    to commit (a crime, mistake, or wrongdoing)
  532. #532
    confiarconfiar
    to trust or rely on someone or something
  533. #533
    confirmarconfirmar
    to confirm; to verify or make something definite (a fact, reservation, appointment)
  534. #534
    confundirconfundir
    to cause someone to be unable to understand; to perplex
  535. #535
    descansardescansar
    to rest; to take a break
  536. #536
    describirdescribir
    to describe; to say or write what someone or something is like
  537. #537
    devolverdevolver
    to give back or return something; to refund
  538. #538
    dividirdividir
    to divide; to split into parts or groups (including mathematical division)
  539. #539
    molestarmolestar
    to annoy or irritate someone
  540. #540
    sonarsonar
    to make a sound; to ring
  541. #541
    sorprendersorprender
    to cause someone to feel surprise
  542. #542
    sugerirsugerir
    to suggest or propose an idea or recommendation
  543. #543
    carocaro
    expensive; costing a lot
  544. #544
    cómodocómodo
    comfortable (physically or mentally at ease)
  545. #545
    contentocontento
    happy, pleased, or satisfied
  546. #546
    dulcedulce
    Having a sweet taste; sugary
  547. #547
    increíbleincreíble
    amazing; very impressive or hard to believe
  548. #548
    izquierdoizquierdo
    left (opposite of right)
  549. #549
    locallocal
    Belonging to or related to a nearby area or particular place (not national or foreign).
  550. #550
    regularregular
    average; so-so (neither good nor bad)
  551. #551
    secretosecreto
    a piece of information that is deliberately kept hidden from others
  552. #552
    suavesuave
    soft — not hard; pleasant to the touch or sound
  553. #553
    típicotípico
    Typical; usual; characteristic of a person, thing, or situation.
  554. #554
    fácilmentefácilmente
    easily; without difficulty
  555. #555
    bibliotecabiblioteca
    A place where books and other materials are kept for people to read, study, or borrow.
  556. #556
    cárcelcárcel
    a building where people are kept as punishment or while awaiting trial (jail/prison)
  557. #557
    confusiónconfusión
    A state of being confused or puzzled.
  558. #558
    habitaciónhabitación
    a room in a building (e.g., in a house, apartment, or hotel)
  559. #559
    lecciónlección
    a lesson or unit of instruction
  560. #560
    mentiramentira
    a false statement told to deceive
  561. #561
    nubenube
    A mass of condensed water vapor in the sky (cloud).
  562. #562
    redred
    A system of connected people, devices, or organizations (including the internet).
  563. #563
    temperaturatemperatura
    The degree of hotness or coldness measured (e.g., in Celsius or Fahrenheit).
  564. #564
    versiónversión
    A particular form, edition, or release of something (edition, software release, variant).
  565. #565
    climaclima
    The typical long-term weather patterns of a region (climate).
  566. #566
    febrerofebrero
    February
  567. #567
    muchachomuchacho
    boy; a young male (child or teenager)
  568. #568
    parqueparque
    A public green area for recreation, like a garden or playground.
  569. #569
    pechopecho
    the front part of the body between the neck and the abdomen; a breast
  570. #570
    permisopermiso
    permission or authorization to do something
  571. #571
    platoplato
    a flat object used to hold or serve food
  572. #572
    relojreloj
    A device for telling the time (clock or watch).
  573. #573
    alimentaralimentar
    to give food to a person or animal
  574. #574
    consultarconsultar
    to ask someone for advice or information
  575. #575
    corregircorregir
    to correct; to fix mistakes or make something right
  576. #576
    despedirdespedir
    to dismiss or fire someone from a job
  577. #577
    doblardoblar
    to bend or fold (change the shape of something or fold items like clothes or paper)
  578. #578
    empujarempujar
    to push; to apply force to move something or someone forward or away
  579. #579
    gastargastar
    to spend (money, time, or other resources)
  580. #580
    parecerparecer
    to seem; to appear
  581. #581
    pelearpelear
    to fight (physically or verbally) with someone
  582. #582
    prohibirprohibir
    to prohibit; to forbid
  583. #583
    quemarquemar
    to burn; to destroy or damage by fire or heat
  584. #584
    regalarregalar
    to give something as a gift
  585. #585
    traducirtraducir
    to translate (convert spoken or written words from one language to another)
  586. #586
    cuadradocuadrado
    square (having four equal sides and right angles)
  587. #587
    grisgris
    gray (the color)
  588. #588
    legallegal
    Allowed by law; lawful
  589. #589
    poquitopoquito
    a very small amount; a little bit
  590. #590
    actualmenteactualmente
    now; at present
  591. #591
    adentro (adv) [also dentro]adentro / dentro
    inside; in an interior place or space
  592. #592
    principalmenteprincipalmente
    mainly; primarily
  593. #593
    últimamenteúltimamente
    recently; in the recent past
  594. #594
    comisióncomisión
    an official group appointed to investigate or manage a specific matter
  595. #595
    expectativaexpectativa
    A belief or anticipation that something will happen; what someone expects.
  596. #596
    extensiónextensión
    the size, scope, or degree of something (extent)
  597. #597
    ofertaoferta
    a special price, sale, or discount
  598. #598
    opciónopción
    a choice or alternative; something you can select
  599. #599
    orejaoreja
    ear (the external body part used for hearing)
  600. #600
    pantallapantalla
    screen or display (of a TV, computer, phone, projector, etc.)

A2

650 words at the A2 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    tristezatristeza
    sadness; a feeling of unhappiness or sorrow
  2. #2
    vergüenzavergüenza
    a feeling of embarrassment or awkwardness
  3. #3
    bolsillobolsillo
    a pocket — a small compartment in clothing or a bag for holding small items
  4. #4
    cariñocariño
    affection; fondness for someone
  5. #5
    conciertoconcierto
    a live musical performance or show (a concert)
  6. #6
    pezpez
    a living aquatic animal; a fish
  7. #7
    saborsabor
    The sense or quality perceived by tasting; a particular flavor of food or drink.
  8. #8
    vasovaso
    a cup or container used for drinking liquids
  9. #9
    agarraragarrar
    to take hold of or grab (physically)
  10. #10
    apagarapagar
    to turn off or extinguish (a device, light, or fire)
  11. #11
    bailarbailar
    to dance
  12. #12
    colgarcolgar
    To hang something or to hang up (end a phone call)
  13. #13
    copiarcopiar
    to copy (replicate text, files, or someone else's work)
  14. #14
    dibujardibujar
    to draw (make a picture with pencil, pen, or other tools)
  15. #15
    escogerescoger
    to choose
  16. #16
    crudocrudo
    raw; uncooked (food)
  17. #17
    favoritofavorito
    liked more than others; preferred
  18. #18
    incómodoincómodo
    not comfortable; causes physical discomfort
  19. #19
    lindolindo
    Attractive or pretty (appearance)
  20. #20
    sincerosincero
    honest and genuine in feelings or expression
  21. #21
    dictaduradictadura
    a government controlled by a dictator; an authoritarian regime
  22. #22
    escaleraescalera
    staircase; a set of steps inside or between floors
  23. #23
    fiebrefiebre
    elevated body temperature indicating illness or infection
  24. #24
    gotagota
    a small drop of liquid
  25. #25
    prisiónprisión
    a prison; the building or institution where people are confined as punishment
  26. #26
    promociónpromoción
    an advancement to a higher job position
  27. #27
    rabiarabia
    intense anger or fury
  28. #28
    sonrisasonrisa
    a smile
  29. #29
    acentoacento
    a person's way of pronouncing a language (regional or social pronunciation)
  30. #30
    aeropuertoaeropuerto
    airport
  31. #31
    botónbotón
    a small fastener sewn on clothing used to close or decorate garments
  32. #32
    cansanciocansancio
    tiredness; the state of feeling tired or exhausted
  33. #33
    humohumo
    Smoke (the visible gas produced by fire, cigarettes, etc.)
  34. #34
    juguetejuguete
    toy
  35. #35
    trozotrozo
    a piece or portion of something, usually separated from a larger whole
  36. #36
    dieciochodieciocho
    the number 18
  37. #37
    abrazarabrazar
    to hug; to embrace
  38. #38
    asustarasustar
    to frighten or scare
  39. #39
    calentarcalentar
    to heat or make something warm
  40. #40
    encantarencantar
    to really like; to be very pleasing to someone
  41. #41
    extrañarextrañar
    to miss (feel sadness or longing for someone or something that is absent)
  42. #42
    sonreírsonreír
    to smile
  43. #43
    disponibledisponible
    available; free to use, accessible, or ready for use
  44. #44
    optimistaoptimista
    optimistic
  45. #45
    quietoquieto
    motionless; not moving
  46. #46
    silenciososilencioso
    Not making much noise; quiet or silent.
  47. #47
    automáticamenteautomáticamente
    Without conscious human control or effort; happening by itself or as a result of a set rule or process.
  48. #48
    desgraciadamentedesgraciadamente
    unfortunately; used to express regret about a situation or outcome.
  49. #49
    conexiónconexión
    a physical or technical link between devices, systems, or networks
  50. #50
    pesadillapesadilla
    a frightening dream; a nightmare
  51. #51
    recepciónrecepción
    The reception area or desk in a hotel, office, clinic, etc., where visitors check in or are received.
  52. #52
    tazataza
    cup (a small drinking vessel)
  53. #53
    cerdocerdo
    a pig (the farm animal)
  54. #54
    retoreto
    a difficult task or problem that tests skill or ability
  55. #55
    salariosalario
    Regular payment received for work or services (salary, wages).
  56. #56
    acostaracostar
    to put someone to bed; to lay someone down
  57. #57
    cocinarcocinar
    to cook (prepare food by heating)
  58. #58
    descargardescargar
    to download data or files (from the internet or another device)
  59. #59
    enamorarenamorar
    to make someone fall in love
  60. #60
    creativocreativo
    having original or imaginative ideas; inventive
  61. #61
    sospechososospechoso
    appearing untrustworthy or causing doubt
  62. #62
    adóndeadónde
    to where? (asks about destination or direction)
  63. #63
    frecuentementefrecuentemente
    often; on many occasions
  64. #64
    literalmenteliteralmente
    in a literal or exact sense (not figurative)
  65. #65
    obviamenteobviamente
    clearly; in a way that is easy to see or understand
  66. #66
    bicicletabicicleta
    bicycle; bike
  67. #67
    cortinacortina
    a piece of fabric hung over a window or on a stage to block light, give privacy, or decorate
  68. #68
    dietadieta
    A person's usual food intake or a regulated eating plan (for health or weight).
  69. #69
    inseguridadinseguridad
    lack of safety or protection (physical or social)
  70. #70
    pastapasta
    a type of noodle or Italian-style food made from wheat or flour
  71. #71
    sábanasábana
    bed sheet
  72. #72
    sugerenciasugerencia
    a suggestion or recommendation
  73. #73
    aula (nf el)aula
    classroom; a room used for teaching or lectures
  74. #74
    ascensorascensor
    A device that carries people or goods between floors in a building (elevator).
  75. #75
    correocorreo
    mail (letters, packages, messages sent by the postal service)
  76. #76
    eventoevento
    An occurrence or happening, especially a planned public or organized occasion (concert, meeting, ceremony)
  77. #77
    lobolobo
    wolf (the wild carnivorous animal)
  78. #78
    almorzaralmorzar
    to have lunch
  79. #79
    estirarestirar
    to stretch; to make longer, tighter, or extend (the body, a material, or space)
  80. #80
    estrenarestrenar
    to use, wear, or try something for the first time (clothes, a car, a device)
  81. #81
    atrasadoatrasado
    late or delayed (not on time)
  82. #82
    relevanterelevante
    Relevant or important to the matter at hand
  83. #83
    extremadamenteextremadamente
    To a very great degree; extremely.
  84. #84
    chaquetachaqueta
    a jacket; a light outer garment worn on the upper body
  85. #85
    computadoracomputadora
    computer (electronic device used to process, store, and retrieve data)
  86. #86
    tallatalla
    size (of clothing, shoes, or other wearable items)
  87. #87
    verduraverdura
    vegetables (edible plant parts eaten as food)
  88. #88
    ascoasco
    a strong feeling of disgust, revulsion, or nausea
  89. #89
    diccionariodiccionario
    a book or reference that lists words with their meanings, translations, or usage
  90. #90
    verboverbo
    a word that denotes an action, state, or occurrence (a verb)
  91. #91
    entrevistarentrevistar
    to interview; to ask someone questions
  92. #92
    fingirfingir
    to pretend; to feign
  93. #93
    ambosambos
    both (the two people or things)
  94. #94
    demasiadodemasiado
    to an excessive degree; 'too' (used with adjectives or adverbs)
  95. #95
    menormenor
    younger (comparative of age)
  96. #96
    otrootro
    other; another
  97. #97
    pequeñopequeño
    small; little
  98. #98
    pobrepobre
    Lacking money or wealth; not having enough money
  99. #99
    pocopoco
    not much; small in quantity
  100. #100
    propiopropio
    belonging to someone; one's own
  101. #101
    viejoviejo
    old; not new; having lived or existed a long time
  102. #102
    ademásademás
    in addition; moreover; furthermore
  103. #103
    ahí (adv) [also allí]ahí
    There — at that place (not here), often indicating moderate proximity.
  104. #104
    antesantes
    earlier; previously (at an earlier time)
  105. #105
    atrásatrás
    in or to a position behind; toward the back
  106. #106
    dentro (adv) [also adentro]dentro / adentro
    inside; in the interior (indicating location)
  107. #107
    entoncesentonces
    then (at that time)
  108. #108
    lejoslejos
    far; at a great distance
  109. #109
    nuncanunca
    never; at no time
  110. #110
    tampocotampoco
    not either; neither (used to agree with a negative statement)
  111. #111
    tantan
    to such a degree; so (intensifier)
  112. #112
    todavíatodavía
    still; up to now; yet
  113. #113
    nini
    Connects negative clauses meaning 'neither' or 'nor'.
  114. #114
    atenciónatención
    The act of noticing or focusing mental concentration
  115. #115
    carreracarrera
    a competition of speed (a race)
  116. #116
    ciudadciudad
    a city or large town
  117. #117
    claseclase
    a class, lesson, or course (a session of teaching or group of students)
  118. #118
    experienciaexperiencia
    Practical knowledge or skill gained through doing things or working
  119. #119
    historiahistoria
    the study or record of past events
  120. #120
    imagenimagen
    a visual representation or picture (photo, drawing, or mental image)
  121. #121
    libertadlibertad
    freedom; the state of being free from oppression or restriction
  122. #122
    razónrazón
    a cause or explanation for something
  123. #123
    relaciónrelación
    relationship; connection between people or things
  124. #124
    situaciónsituación
    A set of circumstances; the state or condition of a person, group, or thing.
  125. #125
    tierratierra
    the planet Earth, the world
  126. #126
    verdadverdad
    truth; a fact or reality
  127. #127
    acuerdo (nm); de acuerdoacuerdo; de acuerdo
    an agreement, pact, or arrangement between people or groups
  128. #128
    aireaire
    the mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth; what people and animals breathe.
  129. #129
    cuerpocuerpo
    the physical body of a person or animal
  130. #130
    finfin
    end; conclusion
  131. #131
    lugarlugar
    a place or location
  132. #132
    modomodo
    a way or manner of doing something
  133. #133
    movimientomovimiento
    movement; the act of moving or changing position
  134. #134
    mundomundo
    the world; the Earth; humanity or the global community.
  135. #135
    ojoojo
    eye (the organ of sight)
  136. #136
    padrepadre
    male parent; father
  137. #137
    tipotipo
    a kind or category
  138. #138
    ordenorden
    A state of neatness, arrangement, or an established sequence; organization
  139. #139
    hastahasta
    up to; until; as far as (marks a limit in time, space, or quantity)
  140. #140
    mí (pron) [also me]mí
    the stressed form of the first-person singular object pronoun used after prepositions (me)
  141. #141
    nosotrosnosotros
    we (first-person plural subject pronoun; used for a group that includes the speaker)
  142. #142
    ustedusted
    Formal singular 'you' used to show respect or formality
  143. #143
    abrirabrir
    to open (something)
  144. #144
    ayudarayudar
    to help; to assist
  145. #145
    buscarbuscar
    to look for; search for someone or something
  146. #146
    comprendercomprender
    to understand
  147. #147
    corrercorrer
    to move quickly on foot; to run
  148. #148
    empezarempezar
    to begin; to start
  149. #149
    encontrarencontrar
    to find; to meet or come across (something or someone)
  150. #150
    jugarjugar
    to play (a game or sport)
  151. #151
    leerleer
    to read (written text)
  152. #152
    llamarllamar
    to call (contact by phone or call out to get someone's attention)
  153. #153
    llegarllegar
    to arrive; to reach a place or time
  154. #154
    llevarllevar
    To carry, take, or bring something or someone from one place to another.
  155. #155
    sacarsacar
    to take out, remove, or withdraw (physically or from an account)
  156. #156
    seguirseguir
    to follow (go after or follow someone/something)
  157. #157
    servirservir
    to serve (provide service or food to someone)
  158. #158
    tocartocar
    to touch (physically)
  159. #159
    vivirvivir
    to live (be alive; reside)
  160. #160
    callejerocallejero
    relating to the street or public urban spaces
  161. #161
    ilegalilegal
    Not allowed by law; unlawful
  162. #162
    inseguroinseguro
    not confident; feeling unsure or lacking self-confidence
  163. #163
    sabrososabroso
    tasty; delicious
  164. #164
    cremacrema
    the fatty part of milk used in cooking or on desserts (dairy cream)
  165. #165
    ollaolla
    a cooking pot used for boiling or simmering food
  166. #166
    adjetivoadjetivo
    a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
  167. #167
    caramelocaramelo
    a piece of candy; a small sweet
  168. #168
    ingredienteingrediente
    A substance or item used to prepare a dish or make a product
  169. #169
    medicamentomedicamento
    a medicine or drug used to prevent, treat, or relieve illness or symptoms.
  170. #170
    tigretigre
    a large wild cat with stripes
  171. #171
    joderjoder
    to have sexual intercourse (vulgar)
  172. #172
    debido: debido adebido a
    because of; due to
  173. #173
    directodirecto
    plainspoken; frank or straightforward
  174. #174
    justojusto
    fair; morally right; treating people equally
  175. #175
    médicomédico
    a medical doctor; a person who diagnoses and treats patients.
  176. #176
    suficientesuficiente
    Enough; adequate in quantity or degree.
  177. #177
    abajoabajo
    Below; at a lower place or position
  178. #178
    apenasapenas
    barely; hardly; scarcely
  179. #179
    directamentedirectamente
    in a direct manner; straightforwardly, without intermediaries or detours
  180. #180
    culturacultura
    The shared beliefs, customs, arts, and social behavior of a group of people
  181. #181
    expresiónexpresión
    a word or phrase used to convey an idea or concept
  182. #182
    solsol
    the star that gives light and heat to Earth; the sun
  183. #183
    apoyarapoyar
    to support or back someone or an idea
  184. #184
    compartircompartir
    to give part of something to others or use/say something with others
  185. #185
    locoloco
    crazy; insane (mentally unstable or acting irrationally)
  186. #186
    muchísimomuchísimo
    Extremely; very much
  187. #187
    objetivoobjetivo
    a goal, aim, or target—something you plan to achieve
  188. #188
    páginapágina
    page (a single side of paper in a book, document, or a web page)
  189. #189
    chicochico
    a boy (a young male child)
  190. #190
    sursur
    the direction toward the south or the southern part of a place
  191. #191
    secretariosecretario
    An administrative worker who performs clerical and office tasks (secretary, administrative assistant).
  192. #192
    equivocarequivocar
    to make a mistake; to be wrong
  193. #193
    pararparar
    to stop (move or an action)
  194. #194
    vestirvestir
    to dress someone; to clothe
  195. #195
    científicocientífico
    relating to science or a systematic study
  196. #196
    pacientepaciente
    calm and able to wait without getting annoyed
  197. #197
    economíaeconomía
    the economy of a country or region (production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services)
  198. #198
    área (nf el)área
    A region, space, or part of something (a physical zone or a field of study/professional specialty)
  199. #199
    revés (nm): al revés:revés; al revés
    backwards; the wrong way
  200. #200
    tíotío
    an uncle (your parent's brother)
  201. #201
    complicarcomplicar
    to make something more difficult or complex
  202. #202
    adultoadulto
    An adult; a grown person (not a child).
  203. #203
    tontotonto
    stupid; lacking intelligence or common sense
  204. #204
    camisacamisa
    a shirt (garment worn on the upper body)
  205. #205
    tecnologíatecnología
    technology — tools, systems, and methods used to solve problems or perform tasks
  206. #206
    tuyotuyo
    yours (informal singular; indicates something belongs to you)
  207. #207
    honestohonesto
    honest; truthful; morally upright
  208. #208
    asistenteasistente
    A person who helps or supports someone in their work
  209. #209
    turistaturista
    a person who travels to a place for pleasure; a tourist
  210. #210
    depresióndepresión
    A prolonged or severe low mood; a clinical mental-health condition
  211. #211
    frustraciónfrustración
    a feeling of disappointment or annoyance when goals or desires are blocked
  212. #212
    humanohumano
    a human being; a person
  213. #213
    adicionaladicional
    extra; added or supplementary
  214. #214
    a bordoa bordo
    On or inside a ship, plane, or other vehicle (physically aboard)
  215. #215
    antiguoantiguo
    old (not new; from a long time ago)
  216. #216
    claroclaro
    light (color); pale
  217. #217
    igualigual
    equal; the same in amount, quality, or appearance
  218. #218
    importanteimportante
    important
  219. #219
    mayormayor
    older (by age)
  220. #220
    mismomismo
    the same; identical
  221. #221
    realreal
    royal (relating to a king or queen)
  222. #222
    solosolo
    alone; by oneself
  223. #223
    grupogrupo
    a number of people or things considered together as a unit or collection.
  224. #224
    lele
    Indirect object pronoun: 'to/for him, her, or you (formal).'
  225. #225
    quiénquién
    who (used to ask about a person)
  226. #226
    echarechar
    to throw or toss (including to throw away)
  227. #227
    móvilmóvil
    mobile phone; cell phone
  228. #228
    séptimoséptimo
    seventh (in order)
  229. #229
    relajarrelajar
    to relax; to make (someone or yourself) less tense or stressed
  230. #230
    diariodiario
    newspaper
  231. #231
    educacióneducación
    The system or process of teaching and learning (schooling, formal instruction).
  232. #232
    parejapareja
    partner (romantic or life partner)
  233. #233
    radioradio
    a radio device or radio broadcasting (station/service)
  234. #234
    veinteveinte
    twenty (the number 20)
  235. #235
    lluvialluvia
    rain; water that falls from the sky.
  236. #236
    masculinomasculino
    Masculine; of or relating to men or the male sex.
  237. #237
    turno; en turno aturno; en turno a
    a scheduled period of work or duty (a shift)
  238. #238
    enseguidaenseguida
    immediately; right away
  239. #239
    seguida: en seguidaen seguida
    immediately; right away
  240. #240
    habla (nf el)habla
    speech; the act or manner of speaking (spoken language or a person's way of speaking, including dialect)
  241. #241
    otoñootoño
    autumn (fall), the season between summer and winter
  242. #242
    noventanoventa
    the number ninety (90)
  243. #243
    manualmanual
    a handbook; a small book with instructions or information
  244. #244
    cocinerococinero
    a person who cooks (a cook, professional or at home)
  245. #245
    alguno (adjalguno
    some; used before a noun to indicate an unspecified amount or number
  246. #246
    cualcuál
    which (used in questions or exclamations to ask for a choice or identity)
  247. #247
    recordar (v) [also acordar]recordar (also acordar)
    to remember (have something in memory)
  248. #248
    finalfinal
    Last; coming at the end of a sequence or period
  249. #249
    idealideal
    an ideal; a principle, model, or goal that someone aims for
  250. #250
    trabajadortrabajador
    a worker or employee; someone who performs paid work or labor.
  251. #251
    soñarsoñar
    to have dreams while sleeping
  252. #252
    dolerdoler
    to hurt; to ache (to cause physical pain to someone or be painful for someone)
  253. #253
    cadacada
    each; every (referring to individual members of a group)
  254. #254
    marrónmarrón
    brown (the color)
  255. #255
    hormigahormiga
    ant (small social insect)"}],
  256. #256
    bastante (adjbastante
    quite; fairly; rather (used to modify adjectives, adverbs, or verbs)
  257. #257
    cuidadosocuidadoso
    careful; cautious
  258. #258
    finalmentefinalmente
    finally; at last; in the end
  259. #259
    revistarevista
    a magazine or periodical publication
  260. #260
    árbolárbol
    a tree (a woody plant with a trunk and branches)
  261. #261
    bancobanco
    a financial institution where people deposit, withdraw, and manage money
  262. #262
    periódicoperiódico
    a newspaper; a regularly published paper or periodical
  263. #263
    propósitopropósito
    a person's aim, intention, or reason for doing something
  264. #264
    abandonarabandonar
    to leave someone or something behind; to stop supporting or caring for them
  265. #265
    acompañaracompañar
    to go with or escort someone
  266. #266
    firmarfirmar
    to sign (a document, your name, or a contract)
  267. #267
    impedirimpedir
    to prevent or stop someone/something from doing or happening
  268. #268
    informarinformar
    to give information to someone; to notify or report
  269. #269
    iniciariniciar
    to start or begin (something)
  270. #270
    evidenteevidente
    clear or obvious; easily seen or understood
  271. #271
    quintoquinto
    fifth (ordinal number)
  272. #272
    recientereciente
    recent; happening or made a short time ago
  273. #273
    útilútil
    useful
  274. #274
    iglesiaiglesia
    church (the building where Christians worship)
  275. #275
    reacciónreacción
    a response to something (emotional, physical, or social)
  276. #276
    accidenteaccidente
    an unexpected event that causes harm, damage, or injury
  277. #277
    diciembrediciembre
    the month of December
  278. #278
    eneroenero
    January (the first month of the year)
  279. #279
    instanteinstante
    a very short period of time; an instant or moment
  280. #280
    kilómetrokilómetro
    A unit of distance equal to 1,000 meters.
  281. #281
    protegerproteger
    to protect
  282. #282
    espiritualespiritual
    Relating to the spirit, inner life, or religion rather than the physical body.
  283. #283
    personalmentepersonalmente
    Personally; expressing one's own opinion
  284. #284
    posiblementeposiblemente
    possibly; maybe; perhaps
  285. #285
    pájaropájaro
    a bird
  286. #286
    admiraradmirar
    to admire; to feel respect, approval, or wonder for someone or something
  287. #287
    recomendarrecomendar
    to suggest or advise someone to use, try, or choose something; to endorse as good or suitable
  288. #288
    etcéteraetcétera
    and so on; and other similar things
  289. #289
    lágrimalágrima
    A drop of salty liquid produced by the eye, especially when crying or as eye lubrication.
  290. #290
    pelotapelota
    a ball (a round object used for games and sports)
  291. #291
    rincónrincón
    a corner or small, tucked-away spot in a room or area
  292. #292
    inesperadoinesperado
    unexpected; not anticipated or predicted.
  293. #293
    simpáticosimpático
    friendly; pleasant and easy to like
  294. #294
    recientementerecientemente
    recently
  295. #295
    bodaboda
    wedding; the ceremony or celebration when two people get married.
  296. #296
    docenadocena
    a group of twelve; a dozen
  297. #297
    dosisdosis
    a measured amount of medicine, vaccine, or other substance taken or given at one time
  298. #298
    pausapausa
    a short break or temporary stop in an activity, speech, or process
  299. #299
    fútbolfútbol
    the sport of soccer (association football)
  300. #300
    mediodíamediodía
    noon; midday (the middle of the day)
  301. #301
    museomuseo
    A building where works of art, historical objects, or scientific exhibits are kept and shown to the public.
  302. #302
    repararreparar
    to repair or fix (something)
  303. #303
    reservarreservar
    to reserve or book (a place, ticket, room, etc.)
  304. #304
    presopreso
    a person who is imprisoned; a prisoner
  305. #305
    tranquilamentetranquilamente
    calmly; in a calm or peaceful way
  306. #306
    tintatinta
    ink (liquid used for writing, printing, or drawing)
  307. #307
    cuadernocuaderno
    a notebook — a book of blank or ruled pages used for writing notes, exercises, or schoolwork
  308. #308
    sustosusto
    a sudden fright or scare
  309. #309
    vínculovínculo
    A connection or relationship between people, things, or ideas
  310. #310
    barrerbarrer
    to sweep (to clean a floor or surface with a broom)
  311. #311
    batirbatir
    to beat or whisk ingredients (mix vigorously in cooking)
  312. #312
    cinturóncinturón
    belt (a band worn around the waist to hold up clothing or for decoration)
  313. #313
    sobrinosobrino
    nephew — the son of one's brother or sister
  314. #314
    charlarcharlar
    to chat; to talk informally
  315. #315
    negociarnegociar
    to discuss terms in order to reach an agreement
  316. #316
    ofenderofender
    to insult or hurt someone's feelings
  317. #317
    cejaceja
    eyebrow
  318. #318
    indignaciónindignación
    Strong anger or outrage at something considered unfair, insulting, or morally wrong.
  319. #319
    niñezniñez
    the period of life when a person is a child; childhood
  320. #320
    litrolitro
    liter (unit of volume)
  321. #321
    triángulotriángulo
    a polygon with three sides and three angles (a triangle)
  322. #322
    repasarrepasar
    to review or go over material (study or check again)
  323. #323
    caercaer
    to fall (move downward or drop)
  324. #324
    cambiarcambiar
    to change; to replace or exchange something
  325. #325
    cerrarcerrar
    to close; to shut
  326. #326
    decidirdecidir
    to decide; to make a choice or form a decision
  327. #327
    explicarexplicar
    to explain
  328. #328
    recibirrecibir
    to receive
  329. #329
    reconocerreconocer
    to recognize or identify someone or something seen before
  330. #330
    usarusar
    to use
  331. #331
    almohadaalmohada
    a soft cushion used to support the head while sleeping or resting.
  332. #332
    infeccióninfección
    An illness caused by harmful microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, fungi) invading the body.
  333. #333
    mejillamejilla
    cheek (side of the face)
  334. #334
    sudarsudar
    to sweat
  335. #335
    adecuadoadecuado
    Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose; adequate.
  336. #336
    cercanocercano
    Near or close in physical space or time
  337. #337
    exactoexacto
    precise; accurate; correct
  338. #338
    familiarfamiliar
    Known or recognizable; something you have seen or experienced before
  339. #339
    famosofamoso
    known by many people; famous.
  340. #340
    francésfrancés
    Relating to France, its people, or the French language
  341. #341
    inmediatoinmediato
    happening or done without delay; immediate
  342. #342
    mínimomínimo
    smallest in amount, degree, or importance; least possible or required.
  343. #343
    modernomoderno
    Modern; up-to-date in style, ideas, or technology.
  344. #344
    particularparticular
    specific; not general
  345. #345
    planoplano
    a map, plan, or blueprint (e.g., city map or architectural plan)
  346. #346
    puropuro
    pure; not mixed or contaminated
  347. #347
    responsableresponsable
    Having responsibility; in charge of something or someone
  348. #348
    ricorico
    wealthy; having a lot of money
  349. #349
    sencillosencillo
    simple or plain (not ornate or complicated)
  350. #350
    totaltotal
    complete; whole; not partial
  351. #351
    arribaarriba
    up; above; upstairs
  352. #352
    completamentecompletamente
    completely; totally
  353. #353
    reciénrecién
    recently; a short time ago
  354. #354
    totalmentetotalmente
    completely; totally
  355. #355
    actitudactitud
    a way of thinking or feeling about something; a person's stance or mindset
  356. #356
    alturaaltura
    height — the vertical measurement of a person or object from base to top.
  357. #357
    capacidadcapacidad
    Ability or skill to do something
  358. #358
    concienciaconciencia
    conscience (sense of right and wrong)
  359. #359
    consecuenciaconsecuencia
    a result or effect of an action or situation
  360. #360
    construcciónconstrucción
    the process or work of building something (construction work or industry)
  361. #361
    costumbrecostumbre
    a social or cultural custom; a traditional practice
  362. #362
    distanciadistancia
    distance; the amount of space between two points or the gap (physical or figurative) between people or things
  363. #363
    enfermedadenfermedad
    a disease or illness
  364. #364
    formaciónformación
    education or training (skills learned at school or in courses)
  365. #365
    fuentefuente
    a structure that pours or sprays water (a fountain)
  366. #366
    hojahoja
    leaf (of a plant)
  367. #367
    lengualengua
    language; a system of communication used by a community
  368. #368
    máquinamáquina
    A mechanical or electronic device that performs a specific task
  369. #369
    materiamateria
    an academic subject or course taught at school or university
  370. #370
    naturalezanaturaleza
    the natural world; plants, animals, landscapes, and ecosystems
  371. #371
    noticianoticia
    news; a report or piece of information about recent events
  372. #372
    oportunidadoportunidad
    a chance or favorable circumstance to do or achieve something
  373. #373
    paredpared
    wall (a vertical surface that forms or divides rooms or the exterior of a building)
  374. #374
    piezapieza
    A single part, component, or individual item of something
  375. #375
    preocupaciónpreocupación
    worry or concern
  376. #376
    presiónpresión
    pressure (force per area) or the feeling of stress/coercion
  377. #377
    responsabilidadresponsabilidad
    duty or obligation someone is expected to carry out; accountability
  378. #378
    soluciónsolución
    a means, answer, or resolution that solves a problem
  379. #379
    visiónvisión
    the ability to see; eyesight
  380. #380
    alumnoalumno
    student; a person who attends school or studies under a teacher
  381. #381
    controlcontrol
    the power or ability to manage, direct, or regulate something; also a check or inspection
  382. #382
    detalledetalle
    A small part, feature, or particular element of something.
  383. #383
    dolordolor
    physical pain or ache
  384. #384
    edificioedificio
    a building; a constructed structure used for living, working, or other activities (e.g., house, office, school)
  385. #385
    golpegolpe
    a hit, strike, or blow (physical impact)
  386. #386
    hogarhogar
    home; the place where a person or family lives
  387. #387
    pensamientopensamiento
    a single idea or mental impression
  388. #388
    productoproducto
    A good or item made for sale or use
  389. #389
    silenciosilencio
    absence of sound; quiet
  390. #390
    sitiositio
    a place or location
  391. #391
    teatroteatro
    A building where plays, concerts, or performances take place
  392. #392
    tonotono
    Pitch or quality of a sound
  393. #393
    directordirector
    Person who leads or manages an organization, department, or company (includes a school principal).
  394. #394
    mediantemediante
    by means of; through; using
  395. #395
    adquiriradquirir
    to acquire or obtain something (including by buying)
  396. #396
    aplicaraplicar
    to put or use something for a purpose; apply (a substance, rule, method, or principle)
  397. #397
    aprovecharaprovechar
    to take advantage of; to make good use of (an opportunity, resource, or time)
  398. #398
    asistirasistir
    to attend (an event, class, meeting)
  399. #399
    atravesaratravesar
    to cross or go through from one side to the other (physical)
  400. #400
    aumentaraumentar
    to increase (make something larger or rise in amount)
  401. #401
    cargarcargar
    to put or place things onto or into something; to load
  402. #402
    colocarcolocar
    to place or put something in a particular position
  403. #403
    comunicarcomunicar
    to convey information; to tell or inform someone
  404. #404
    construirconstruir
    to build or construct something
  405. #405
    contenercontener
    to hold something inside; to contain
  406. #406
    cruzarcruzar
    To go from one side to the other; to pass across or intersect
  407. #407
    cubrircubrir
    to place something over or on top of something (physically cover or protect)
  408. #408
    discutirdiscutir
    to discuss or talk about a topic
  409. #409
    disponerdisponer
    to arrange, set up, or prepare
  410. #410
    extenderextender
    to make something longer in time or space; to prolong
  411. #411
    introducirintroducir
    to introduce; to insert or put into (a person, object, idea, or law)
  412. #412
    invitarinvitar
    to ask someone to come to an event or join you
  413. #413
    mandarmandar
    to send (an item, letter, message)
  414. #414
    marcarmarcar
    to mark, label, or note something
  415. #415
    mejorarmejorar
    to improve; to get better
  416. #416
    mencionarmencionar
    to mention; to briefly refer to or name something in speech or writing
  417. #417
    metermeter
    to put or place something inside or into something else; to insert
  418. #418
    negarnegar
    to deny (say that something is not true)
  419. #419
    obligarobligar
    To force or compel someone to do something; to require
  420. #420
    organizarorganizar
    To arrange, set up, or put things in order
  421. #421
    participarparticipar
    to take part in or be involved in an activity, event, or discussion
  422. #422
    pertenecerpertenecer
    to belong (be owned by or be a member of)
  423. #423
    preocupar(se)preocuparse
    to cause worry; to be a concern for someone
  424. #424
    pronunciarpronunciar
    to pronounce (a word or sound)
  425. #425
    provocarprovocar
    to cause something to happen
  426. #426
    publicarpublicar
    to publish; to make something public (print, post, or announce)
  427. #427
    quitarquitar
    to remove or take away (something)
  428. #428
    recogerrecoger
    to pick up; to collect or gather objects, people, or things
  429. #429
    regresarregresar
    to return; to go back to a place or person
  430. #430
    respetarrespetar
    to respect someone or something; to show consideration, esteem, or follow rules
  431. #431
    separarseparar
    to separate, divide, or set apart
  432. #432
    sostenersostener
    to hold or support (physically or figuratively)
  433. #433
    tardartardar
    to take (a certain amount of time); to be delayed
  434. #434
    viajarviajar
    to travel (go from one place to another, often for leisure or work)
  435. #435
    visitarvisitar
    to go to a person or place in order to see them or spend time there
  436. #436
    centralcentral
    located in the center or middle (physical location)
  437. #437
    complejocomplejo
    complex or complicated; not simple
  438. #438
    curiosocurioso
    eager to learn or know things
  439. #439
    débildébil
    Not strong; lacking physical strength, intensity, or effectiveness.
  440. #440
    delicadodelicado
    easily broken, damaged, or fragile
  441. #441
    excelenteexcelente
    excellent; of very high quality or very good
  442. #442
    finofino
    Thin; of small thickness
  443. #443
    fundamentalfundamental
    essential; very important; forming a basic foundation
  444. #444
    hermosohermoso
    beautiful; attractive
  445. #445
    independienteindependiente
    Not controlled or influenced by others; able to act or make decisions on one's own
  446. #446
    individualindividual
    Relating to one person or thing; single or particular
  447. #447
    intensointenso
    Very strong, powerful, or extreme in degree (feeling, sensation, color, smell, etc.).
  448. #448
    lógicológico
    logical; reasonable; makes sense
  449. #449
    nerviosonervioso
    Feeling nervous, anxious, or tense
  450. #450
    prácticopráctico
    useful or convenient; focused on practical use rather than theory
  451. #451
    sanosano
    physically healthy; not ill
  452. #452
    terribleterrible
    very bad; awful
  453. #453
    violentoviolento
    Using or showing physical force or aggression
  454. #454
    acasoacaso
    perhaps; maybe
  455. #455
    justamentejustamente
    Exactly; precisely.
  456. #456
    únicamenteúnicamente
    only; solely
  457. #457
    ah (interj) [also oh]ah / oh
    Used to show sudden understanding or realization.
  458. #458
    alegríaalegría
    a feeling of happiness or joy
  459. #459
    campañacampaña
    An organized effort to achieve a goal (e.g., political, advertising, or military)
  460. #460
    capacapa
    a cape or cloak; a loose outer garment worn over the shoulders
  461. #461
    columnacolumna
    A vertical structural support or pillar (architectural)
  462. #462
    crisiscrisis
    A sudden, serious situation or turning point that causes difficulty or instability (personal, economic, political, etc.).
  463. #463
    culpaculpa
    blame, fault, or guilt for something wrong
  464. #464
    discusióndiscusión
    a talk in which people exchange ideas or opinions
  465. #465
    fábricafábrica
    factory; building or company where goods are produced
  466. #466
    fotografíafotografía
    a single photographic image; a photo
  467. #467
    fronterafrontera
    The boundary or dividing line between two countries, states, or regions
  468. #468
    interpretacióninterpretación
    the act of interpreting spoken language between languages
  469. #469
    justiciajusticia
    the principle of fairness and moral rightness
  470. #470
    juventudjuventud
    the period of life between childhood and adulthood
  471. #471
    modamoda
    fashion; style, the current trends in clothing and appearance
  472. #472
    obligaciónobligación
    a duty or responsibility; something someone must do
  473. #473
    pinturapintura
    a painting; an artwork made with paint
  474. #474
    plazaplaza
    A public open area in a town or city (town square) used for gatherings, markets, or leisure.
  475. #475
    religiónreligión
    an organized system of beliefs, practices, and worship about the sacred or divine
  476. #476
    resistenciaresistencia
    ability to endure physical effort or fatigue (stamina, endurance)
  477. #477
    sensaciónsensación
    a physical feeling perceived by the body or senses (touch, pain, temperature, etc.)
  478. #478
    tendenciatendencia
    a natural inclination or habit; a tendency to behave or act in a certain way
  479. #479
    unidadunidad
    A single item or part of a whole; a countable element or measurement
  480. #480
    velocidadvelocidad
    speed; the rate at which something moves or happens
  481. #481
    ventajaventaja
    An advantage or benefit; something that gives a better position or outcome.
  482. #482
    accesoacceso
    the ability, right, or opportunity to enter, use, or obtain something
  483. #483
    barcobarco
    a boat or ship; a vessel used for travel or transport on water
  484. #484
    cinecine
    cinema; movie theater; films as an industry or art form.
  485. #485
    colegiocolegio
    school (an educational institution, usually primary or secondary; not a university)
  486. #486
    comentariocomentario
    a remark or short statement expressing an opinion, explanation, or observation; also a written note or annotation.
  487. #487
    compromisocompromiso
    a promise, duty, or personal/business commitment
  488. #488
    consejoconsejo
    advice; a suggestion about what someone should do
  489. #489
    diálogodiálogo
    a conversation or exchange of ideas between two or more people
  490. #490
    dueñodueño
    owner; a person who owns or has legal control of something
  491. #491
    gestogesto
    A movement (especially of the face or hands) that expresses a feeling or idea, or an action intended to show an attitude or goodwill.
  492. #492
    maridomarido
    husband; a man's spouse
  493. #493
    mensajemensaje
    a short communication sent to someone (text, email, voicemail, note)
  494. #494
    métodométodo
    a way, procedure, or system for doing something
  495. #495
    puentepuente
    a structure built to cross a river, road, or valley (bridge)
  496. #496
    reyrey
    a king; a male monarch or sovereign ruler
  497. #497
    ruidoruido
    an unwanted or disruptive sound
  498. #498
    sonidosonido
    sound; a noise or auditory sensation
  499. #499
    techotecho
    the interior upper surface of a room (ceiling)
  500. #500
    territorioterritorio
    An area of land under the control or jurisdiction of a person, state, or animal.
  501. #501
    tratamientotratamiento
    Medical care, therapy, or procedures used to cure or manage an illness or injury.
  502. #502
    volumenvolumen
    sound level; loudness
  503. #503
    políticopolítico
    a person who works in politics; a politician.
  504. #504
    adoptaradoptar
    To legally take someone (often a child or animal) as one's own
  505. #505
    analizaranalizar
    to examine something carefully to understand it or find important parts
  506. #506
    aprobaraprobar
    to pass (an exam or test)
  507. #507
    asumirasumir
    to take on or accept a responsibility, role, duty, or burden
  508. #508
    atraeratraer
    to attract or draw someone or something toward (people, attention, customers, objects)
  509. #509
    causarcausar
    to cause or bring about
  510. #510
    compararcomparar
    to compare (show similarities and differences between two or more things)
  511. #511
    concederconceder
    to give or allow something to someone (permission, a right, an award)
  512. #512
    concentrarconcentrar
    to focus attention or mental effort on something
  513. #513
    concluirconcluir
    to finish or bring something to an end
  514. #514
    controlarcontrolar
    to control; to manage or keep something or someone under supervision
  515. #515
    destruirdestruir
    to destroy or ruin (something)
  516. #516
    disfrutardisfrutar
    to enjoy; to take pleasure in
  517. #517
    dudardudar
    to doubt; to be uncertain about something
  518. #518
    facilitarfacilitar
    to make something easier or help it happen
  519. #519
    figurarfigurar
    to appear or be listed/featured (in a list, document, credits, etc.)
  520. #520
    girargirar
    to turn or rotate
  521. #521
    grabargrabar
    to record sound, video, or digital data
  522. #522
    interrumpirinterrumpir
    to interrupt; to stop or break the flow of speech, action, or a process
  523. #523
    inventarinventar
    to invent; to make up (create something new or fabricate a story)
  524. #524
    lucharluchar
    to fight (physically or in combat)
  525. #525
    ordenarordenar
    to put things in order; tidy or arrange
  526. #526
    rechazarrechazar
    to reject or refuse something or someone
  527. #527
    saltarsaltar
    to jump
  528. #528
    solicitarsolicitar
    to request (ask for something, often formally)
  529. #529
    soportarsoportar
    to tolerate or endure (something or someone)
  530. #530
    vencervencer
    to defeat, beat, or overcome (an opponent or difficulty)
  531. #531
    volarvolar
    to fly (move through the air; for birds, planes, insects)
  532. #532
    agradableagradable
    pleasant; enjoyable or friendly
  533. #533
    anchoancho
    wide; measuring a large distance from side to side
  534. #534
    argentinoargentino
    from Argentina; relating to Argentina
  535. #535
    convenienteconveniente
    suitable, appropriate, or convenient (easy or advisable to do)
  536. #536
    críticocrítico
    expressing criticism or disapproval
  537. #537
    domésticodoméstico
    Relating to the home or household (household tasks, appliances, pets)
  538. #538
    eleganteelegante
    stylish and tasteful in appearance or manner
  539. #539
    fielfiel
    faithful; loyal (steadfast in support, allegiance, or affection)
  540. #540
    inútilinútil
    Useless; not useful or effective.
  541. #541
    mundialmundial
    worldwide; relating to the whole world
  542. #542
    negativonegativo
    Not positive; unfavorable, harmful, or expressing refusal or pessimism
  543. #543
    poderosopoderoso
    having great power, strength, or influence
  544. #544
    preocupadopreocupado
    worried or mentally preoccupied
  545. #545
    radicalradical
    fundamental; affecting the root or basis of something
  546. #546
    significativosignificativo
    Important or having a noticeable effect or value
  547. #547
    evidentementeevidentemente
    obviously; in a way that is clear or evident
  548. #548
    lentamentelentamente
    slowly; at a slow speed or pace.
  549. #549
    clientecliente
    a person or organization that buys goods or services
  550. #550
    angustiaangustia
    A feeling of severe anxiety, distress, or mental pain
  551. #551
    aparienciaapariencia
    the way someone or something looks; outward look or visual impression
  552. #552
    carreteracarretera
    a paved road used to travel between towns; a highway
  553. #553
    colacola
    a line or queue of people waiting
  554. #554
    composicióncomposición
    a written essay or school assignment
  555. #555
    comprensióncomprensión
    the ability to understand or grasp something (comprehension)
  556. #556
    cualidadcualidad
    a distinguishing feature or attribute of a person or thing
  557. #557
    emociónemoción
    a strong feeling such as joy, fear, or excitement
  558. #558
    esquinaesquina
    corner (where two streets meet or the edge of a room)
  559. #559
    evoluciónevolución
    a gradual process of change or development over time
  560. #560
    felicidadfelicidad
    happiness; the state or feeling of being happy
  561. #561
    filafila
    a line or row of people or things; a queue
  562. #562
    fórmulafórmula
    A method or set of steps for achieving or producing something
  563. #563
    habilidadhabilidad
    ability or skill; the capacity or talent to do something well
  564. #564
    identidadidentidad
    A person’s or group’s sense of who they are; the set of distinguishing characteristics (also used for identity in documents or verification).
  565. #565
    imaginaciónimaginación
    The ability to form mental images, ideas, or creative thoughts (creativity)
  566. #566
    independenciaindependencia
    freedom or autonomy from control or dependence
  567. #567
    infanciainfancia
    childhood; the period of life when someone is a child.
  568. #568
    instruccióninstrucción
    a specific set of directions or steps to follow
  569. #569
    naciónnación
    a country; a politically organized territory and its people
  570. #570
    presentaciónpresentación
    a talk or slideshow used to present information
  571. #571
    rosarosa
    a rose (the flower)
  572. #572
    sesiónsesión
    A formal meeting or sitting (e.g., parliament, committee).
  573. #573
    tablatabla
    a flat board or plank
  574. #574
    tensióntensión
    Force that stretches or pulls something; the state of being stretched (mechanical tension).
  575. #575
    tragediatragedia
    a very sad event that causes great suffering or loss
  576. #576
    víctimavíctima
    a person who is harmed, injured, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, or disaster
  577. #577
    viviendavivienda
    a place where people live; housing or residence.
  578. #578
    actoractor
    A person who performs roles in theater, films, or television
  579. #579
    automóvilautomóvil
    car; automobile
  580. #580
    canalcanal
    a man-made waterway for boats, irrigation, or drainage
  581. #581
    carrocarro
    an automobile; a motor vehicle used for personal transport
  582. #582
    créditocrédito
    A loan or line of credit; the ability to borrow money or buy now and pay later.
  583. #583
    desastredesastre
    a disaster; a sudden event causing great damage or a complete failure or chaotic mess
  584. #584
    dientediente
    tooth (in the mouth)
  585. #585
    escenarioescenario
    A raised platform where performances take place (theatre stage).
  586. #586
    génerogénero
    gender (sex or social identity)
  587. #587
    huesohueso
    a hard part of the skeleton (bone)
  588. #588
    humorhumor
    mood; a person's emotional state.
  589. #589
    índiceíndice
    a list in a book that shows where topics or names are found
  590. #590
    jardínjardín
    a cultivated area for growing flowers, plants, or vegetables
  591. #591
    montónmontón
    a pile or heap
  592. #592
    motormotor
    engine; a machine that converts energy into mechanical motion
  593. #593
    olorolor
    a smell; a scent or odor
  594. #594
    polvopolvo
    Fine dry particles that collect on surfaces (dust).
  595. #595
    salónsalón
    a large room or hall used for gatherings, events, classes, or as a living room
  596. #596
    sexosexo
    Biological classification as male or female
  597. #597
    sueldosueldo
    salary; regular payment received for work or services rendered.
  598. #598
    ingenieroingeniero
    a person trained in engineering who designs, builds, or maintains technical systems or structures
  599. #599
    acostumbraracostumbrar
    to accustom someone or make someone used to something
  600. #600
    agradeceragradecer
    to thank; to express gratitude
  601. #601
    aguantaraguantar
    to endure or tolerate something unpleasant
  602. #602
    ajustarajustar
    to change or move something so it fits, works better, or is correct (including making it tighter or more secure)
  603. #603
    aportaraportar
    to contribute or provide something (money, ideas, help)
  604. #604
    averiguaraveriguar
    to find out; investigate (discover information or determine facts)
  605. #605
    distribuirdistribuir
    to give out or spread something among several people or places
  606. #606
    eliminareliminar
    to remove or get rid of something
  607. #607
    gritargritar
    to shout or yell
  608. #608
    implicarimplicar
    to involve or include; to entail
  609. #609
    invertirinvertir
    to invest (money, time, resources)
  610. #610
    investigarinvestigar
    to investigate; to search for facts or information about something
  611. #611
    prometerprometer
    to promise
  612. #612
    renunciarrenunciar
    to resign or quit a job, office, or position
  613. #613
    respirarrespirar
    to breathe (inhale and exhale air)
  614. #614
    revisarrevisar
    to check, inspect, or review something to find problems or make corrections.
  615. #615
    amableamable
    friendly and kind; pleasant toward others
  616. #616
    desagradabledesagradable
    unpleasant; causing discomfort, annoyance, or dislike
  617. #617
    específicoespecífico
    clear and particular; referring to one exact thing or detail rather than general
  618. #618
    estrictoestricto
    strict; enforcing rules or standards firmly
  619. #619
    exclusivoexclusivo
    Limited to a particular person, group, or use; not shared or available to others.
  620. #620
    fantásticofantástico
    Very good; excellent; wonderful.
  621. #621
    formalformal
    official; following established rules or ceremony
  622. #622
    frescofresco
    fresh (not spoiled; recently made or harvested)
  623. #623
    gordogordo
    fat; overweight (used for people or animals)
  624. #624
    indígenaindígena
    Native to a place; belonging to the original inhabitants of a region.
  625. #625
    injustoinjusto
    unfair
  626. #626
    judíojudío
    Relating to the Jewish religion, culture, or people; also used as a noun meaning a Jewish person
  627. #627
    liberalliberal
    political: supporting individual freedoms, civil rights, or free‑market ideas
  628. #628
    modestomodesto
    not boastful; humble
  629. #629
    orgullosoorgulloso
    feeling pleased or satisfied about someone's achievements or qualities
  630. #630
    razonablerazonable
    Fair, sensible, or moderate; not excessive
  631. #631
    rusoruso
    Russian (relating to Russia, its people, language, or culture)
  632. #632
    salvajesalvaje
    wild; not domesticated, living in nature
  633. #633
    aproximadamenteaproximadamente
    approximately; about; roughly
  634. #634
    necesariamentenecesariamente
    necessarily — as a required or inevitable result
  635. #635
    sencillamentesencillamente
    simply; in a straightforward or plain manner; merely.
  636. #636
    ambiciónambición
    A strong desire to achieve success, power, or a specific goal
  637. #637
    aplicaciónaplicación
    a software program for phones, tablets, or computers
  638. #638
    atmósferaatmósfera
    The layer of gases surrounding a planet (e.g., Earth's air).
  639. #639
    bandabanda
    a musical group (band)
  640. #640
    casualidadcasualidad
    chance; coincidence; something that happens unexpectedly or by accident
  641. #641
    debilidaddebilidad
    weakness; a lack of strength or power, physical or figurative
  642. #642
    décadadécada
    a period of ten years
  643. #643
    deudadeuda
    money or an amount owed to someone
  644. #644
    ejecuciónejecución
    the act of carrying out or implementing a plan, order, or task
  645. #645
    escrituraescritura
    written text or the act/skill of writing
  646. #646
    fasefase
    A distinct stage or step in a process, development, or cycle
  647. #647
    herenciaherencia
    Property, money, or assets received from someone after they die
  648. #648
    heridaherida
    a wound or injury (physical damage to the body)
  649. #649
    instalacióninstalación
    the act or process of installing something (equipment, software, machinery)
  650. #650
    limpiezalimpieza
    the act of cleaning

B1

1000 words at the B1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    locuralocura
    madness; extreme craziness or insanity
  2. #2
    manchamancha
    a stain or spot on a surface (can be physical or figurative)
  3. #3
    oscuridadoscuridad
    darkness; the absence or low level of light
  4. #4
    pistapista
    a hint or clue that helps solve something
  5. #5
    plumapluma
    a pen or writing instrument
  6. #6
    preparaciónpreparación
    The act or process of preparing; getting ready or training
  7. #7
    promesapromesa
    a promise; a pledge or commitment to do something
  8. #8
    ruinaruina
    a state of destruction, severe loss, or financial bankruptcy
  9. #9
    rutaruta
    a road, path, or planned course from one place to another
  10. #10
    soledadsoledad
    the feeling of being alone or emotionally isolated
  11. #11
    tarjetatarjeta
    card (a small, flat piece of stiff material used for identification, payment, greetings, etc.)
  12. #12
    torretorre
    a tall building or structure, usually for observation or defense
  13. #13
    uniónunión
    the state of being joined together; unity or togetherness
  14. #14
    aceiteaceite
    oil (liquid fat used for cooking, dressing, or as a lubricant)
  15. #15
    alcoholalcohol
    The chemical ethanol; used in beverages, disinfectants, solvents, or fuels.
  16. #16
    ánguloángulo
    The space or measure between two intersecting lines or surfaces (geometry).
  17. #17
    bienestarbienestar
    The state of being healthy, comfortable, and happy; general wellbeing
  18. #18
    candidatocandidato
    A person who applies for or has been nominated for a job, position, or elected office.
  19. #19
    códigocódigo
    A system of rules, laws, or principles (e.g., a legal code or code of conduct).
  20. #20
    episodioepisodio
    Part of a series (TV, radio, podcast, book).
  21. #21
    escándaloescándalo
    A public controversy or disgrace caused by bad or immoral behavior (scandal).
  22. #22
    horizontehorizonte
    the line where the earth or sea appears to meet the sky
  23. #23
    impactoimpacto
    a physical collision or crash
  24. #24
    metalmetal
    A hard material or chemical element (e.g., iron, gold) used to make objects.
  25. #25
    mitomito
    A traditional or legendary story, often explaining natural or cultural origins
  26. #26
    palopalo
    a stick or pole; a long, thin piece of wood or similar material
  27. #27
    paquetepaquete
    A parcel, box, or small sealed packet; a bundled set or service offered together.
  28. #28
    partidariopartidario
    in favor of something; supportive
  29. #29
    planetaplaneta
    a planet; a large celestial body that orbits a star
  30. #30
    síntomasíntoma
    A sign or indication of an illness or of a problem; a symptom.
  31. #31
    tallertaller
    A place where things are made or repaired (e.g., mechanic's or crafts workshop)
  32. #32
    tráficotráfico
    movement of vehicles or pedestrians on roads; road congestion
  33. #33
    tété
    tea (the drink made by infusing dried leaves in hot or cold water)
  34. #34
    accederacceder
    to agree or give consent to a request or proposal
  35. #35
    ataratar
    to tie or fasten something with a rope, string, or knot
  36. #36
    avisaravisar
    to inform or notify someone about something
  37. #37
    calificarcalificar
    to grade or mark (assign a score or grade)
  38. #38
    castigarcastigar
    to punish (discipline someone for wrongdoing or bad behaviour)
  39. #39
    contratarcontratar
    to hire or employ someone
  40. #40
    deshacerdeshacer
    to undo or reverse an action
  41. #41
    divertirdivertir
    to amuse or entertain (someone)
  42. #42
    estallarestallar
    to explode or burst (literal, physical)
  43. #43
    fracasarfracasar
    to fail
  44. #44
    fumarfumar
    to smoke (tobacco, cannabis, or other substances)
  45. #45
    renovarrenovar
    to renew (extend the validity or duration of something, like a contract or subscription)
  46. #46
    solucionarsolucionar
    to solve or resolve a problem, difficulty, or situation
  47. #47
    administrativoadministrativo
    relating to administration or management (of an organization, office, or process)
  48. #48
    adolescenteadolescente
    a teenager; a person in their teenage years
  49. #49
    amargoamargo
    Having a bitter taste.
  50. #50
    atentoatento
    Paying attention; alert or watchful
  51. #51
    blandoblando
    Soft; not firm to the touch
  52. #52
    brutobruto
    stupid, dumb (informal, insulting)
  53. #53
    cálidocálido
    Moderately warm (temperature or climate).
  54. #54
    confusoconfuso
    Mentally disoriented or unable to think clearly
  55. #55
    decisivodecisivo
    having or showing the ability to make firm decisions; resolute
  56. #56
    espectacularespectacular
    very impressive; causing great admiration or wonder
  57. #57
    estableestable
    stable; steady; not likely to change
  58. #58
    fatalfatal
    very bad; awful
  59. #59
    frustradofrustrado
    feeling annoyed, disappointed, or upset because you cannot achieve or change something
  60. #60
    húmedohúmedo
    slightly wet or damp
  61. #61
    inconscienteinconsciente
    not conscious; not awake or responsive
  62. #62
    indiferenteindiferente
    Not showing interest or concern; apathetic.
  63. #63
    inocenteinocente
    Not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing; without blame.
  64. #64
    legítimolegítimo
    Lawful or officially recognized; allowed by law, rules, or custom
  65. #65
    mágicomágico
    Relating to magic, spells, or the supernatural
  66. #66
    obvioobvio
    clear or easy to notice or understand
  67. #67
    prudenteprudente
    Prudent; acting with care, good judgment, or caution.
  68. #68
    tiernotierno
    affectionate or gentle; showing warmth or tenderness
  69. #69
    tímidotímido
    shy; reserved or easily embarrassed around people
  70. #70
    trágicotrágico
    Causing or involving great sadness, suffering, or disaster.
  71. #71
    afortunadamenteafortunadamente
    luckily; fortunately
  72. #72
    particularmenteparticularmente
    especially; to a greater degree than others
  73. #73
    relativamenterelativamente
    to a moderate or limited degree; comparatively
  74. #74
    agenciaagencia
    An organization or office that provides services to clients or acts on behalf of others (e.g., travel agency, advertising agency, government bureau).
  75. #75
    asistenciaasistencia
    the act of being present at an event, meeting, or place
  76. #76
    avenidaavenida
    a wide street or main road in a town or city
  77. #77
    barrabarra
    the counter in a bar, café, or restaurant where people order or sit
  78. #78
    cruzcruz
    a cross (the Christian symbol or a cross-shaped object)
  79. #79
    cuotacuota
    a quota or allotted share (amount assigned or limited)
  80. #80
    curvacurva
    A bend or turn (in a road, path, or object).
  81. #81
    estrategiaestrategia
    a plan or method designed to achieve a long-term goal
  82. #82
    gravedadgravedad
    the natural force that attracts objects toward a planet or other body; gravity
  83. #83
    identificaciónidentificación
    an identity document (ID)
  84. #84
    intimidadintimidad
    privacy; a person's private life
  85. #85
    nociónnoción
    an idea or general understanding of something
  86. #86
    orientaciónorientación
    direction; the position or alignment of something in space
  87. #87
    preferenciapreferencia
    A liking or choice for one thing over others
  88. #88
    publicaciónpublicación
    A printed or online work released to the public (book, article, journal, report).
  89. #89
    publicidadpublicidad
    advertising; paid promotion of products or services.
  90. #90
    recomendaciónrecomendación
    a suggestion or piece of advice about what someone should do or choose
  91. #91
    resoluciónresolución
    an official decision or formal statement made by an authority or group
  92. #92
    señoritaseñorita
    young or unmarried woman; polite form of address equivalent to 'Miss'
  93. #93
    tormentatormenta
    a storm; severe weather with strong wind, heavy rain, thunder, or lightning
  94. #94
    trampa (nf); hacer trampatrampa; hacer trampa
    a device or setup used to catch or trap animals or objects
  95. #95
    abrigoabrigo
    a coat or overcoat worn to keep warm
  96. #96
    antecedenteantecedente
    A prior fact, event, or record; background information (e.g., criminal or medical history)
  97. #97
    cabellocabello
    hair (on a person's head)
  98. #98
    camióncamión
    truck; a large vehicle for transporting goods (in some regions also used to mean 'bus')
  99. #99
    chistechiste
    a joke or short funny story intended to make people laugh
  100. #100
    cigarrillocigarrillo
    a cigarette (a small roll of tobacco for smoking)
  101. #101
    concursoconcurso
    a competition or contest (an event where people compete to win a prize)
  102. #102
    corocoro
    a group of singers who perform together (choir)
  103. #103
    depósitodepósito
    A sum of money placed in a bank or given as a guarantee (e.g., down payment, security deposit)
  104. #104
    ejeeje
    axis (a line around which something rotates or that defines direction)
  105. #105
    entornoentorno
    the surroundings or conditions around a person, place, or thing; environment or setting
  106. #106
    granograno
    a small hard seed or kernel; a single unit of cereal or similar tiny particle
  107. #107
    kilokilo
    a kilogram (unit of mass)
  108. #108
    obstáculoobstáculo
    something that blocks or makes progress difficult; a barrier or hindrance
  109. #109
    pedazopedazo
    a piece or portion of something
  110. #110
    presupuestopresupuesto
    A plan of expected income and expenses for a period (budget).
  111. #111
    túneltúnel
    An underground or enclosed passage for people, vehicles, trains, or utilities
  112. #112
    corredorcorredor
    a passage or hallway inside a building
  113. #113
    adivinaradivinar
    to guess (form an answer or opinion without certainty)
  114. #114
    ahogarahogar
    to drown (cause someone to die by submersion in water or other liquid)
  115. #115
    anotaranotar
    to write down or make a brief note
  116. #116
    cansarcansar
    to make someone tired (physically or mentally)
  117. #117
    centrarcentrar
    to place or put something in the center
  118. #118
    conversarconversar
    to talk; have a conversation
  119. #119
    diseñardiseñar
    to design; to plan and create the form, function, or appearance of something
  120. #120
    exagerarexagerar
    to say that something is larger, better, worse, or more important than it really is
  121. #121
    frenarfrenar
    To apply the brakes; slow or stop a vehicle or moving object
  122. #122
    jurarjurar
    to take an oath; to promise solemnly
  123. #123
    promoverpromover
    to encourage, support, or help something develop (an idea, activity, policy)
  124. #124
    tropezartropezar
    to trip or stumble (physically lose balance)
  125. #125
    aceptableaceptable
    Meeting a required or expected standard; good enough or permitted.
  126. #126
    ambiciosoambicioso
    Having a strong desire to achieve success, power, or wealth; also used for plans or projects that are bold and large in scope.
  127. #127
    ansiosoansioso
    Feeling nervous, worried, or restless about something
  128. #128
    cómicocómico
    funny; causing laughter
  129. #129
    contemporáneocontemporáneo
    Existing or living in the same time period as someone or something
  130. #130
    delgadodelgado
    Thin or slim (describes a person or object with little width or little body fat).
  131. #131
    electrónicoelectrónico
    Relating to devices, systems, or media that use electricity or electronic components.
  132. #132
    estupendoestupendo
    excellent; great; wonderful
  133. #133
    genialgenial
    Great; excellent or fantastic.
  134. #134
    gratuitogratuito
    free of charge; costing nothing
  135. #135
    innecesarioinnecesario
    not needed; unnecessary
  136. #136
    insoportableinsoportable
    extremely unpleasant or impossible to tolerate
  137. #137
    irregularirregular
    Not regular; not following a normal pattern, rule, or schedule.
  138. #138
    puntualpuntual
    on time; not late
  139. #139
    rubiorubio
    blond; having light-colored hair or a fair complexion.
  140. #140
    sextosexto
    sixth (position in a sequence or rank)
  141. #141
    solterosoltero
    single, not married
  142. #142
    aldeaaldea
    a small village or hamlet
  143. #143
    audienciaaudiencia
    A group of people watching or listening (audience)
  144. #144
    comediacomedia
    A humorous play, film, TV show, or the comedy genre.
  145. #145
    confesiónconfesión
    a statement admitting wrongdoing or revealing a secret
  146. #146
    corrupcióncorrupción
    Dishonest or illegal behavior by people in positions of power, usually to gain money or other advantages.
  147. #147
    diversióndiversión
    enjoyment or amusement; something entertaining or fun
  148. #148
    emergenciaemergencia
    a sudden, serious situation that requires immediate action or help (e.g., medical, safety, or other urgent situations)
  149. #149
    estabilidadestabilidad
    the quality or state of being stable; firmness or resistance to sudden change or disruption in physical, emotional, economic, or political contexts.
  150. #150
    feriaferia
    a fair or market (temporary event where goods are sold)
  151. #151
    gallinagallina
    a female chicken; hen
  152. #152
    gargantagarganta
    throat (the part of the neck inside the mouth and pharynx)
  153. #153
    inspiracióninspiración
    creative idea or motivating influence
  154. #154
    introducciónintroducción
    The opening part of a text, speech, or presentation; the act of presenting someone or something to others
  155. #155
    lástimalástima
    pity; a feeling of sympathy or regret about someone or something unfortunate
  156. #156
    molestiamolestia
    a bother, nuisance, or inconvenience
  157. #157
    motivaciónmotivación
    the desire, reason, or drive that makes someone act or work toward a goal
  158. #158
    muñecamuñeca
    a child's doll (toy)
  159. #159
    porqueríaporquería
    rubbish or garbage; something worthless or of poor quality
  160. #160
    primaprima
    female cousin
  161. #161
    proyecciónproyección
    a showing or screening (of a film or presentation)
  162. #162
    ratarata
    a small rodent (rat)
  163. #163
    rutinarutina
    a regular set or sequence of actions done habitually or for a specific purpose (e.g., daily routine, exercise, performance)
  164. #164
    sierrasierra
    a mountain range or chain of mountains
  165. #165
    trayectoriatrayectoria
    the path or route followed by a moving object (physical trajectory).
  166. #166
    aficionadoaficionado
    a fan or enthusiast; someone who likes and often knows a lot about a particular subject or activity
  167. #167
    alcaldealcalde
    mayor (the elected head of a city or town)
  168. #168
    balcónbalcón
    a platform projecting from the wall of a building, with a railing, used as an outdoor space connected to a room.
  169. #169
    cáncercáncer
    A serious disease in which abnormal cells grow uncontrollably
  170. #170
    comedorcomedor
    dining room (the room in a house where people eat)
  171. #171
    congresocongreso
    A national legislative body (the group of officials who make laws)
  172. #172
    costocosto
    the amount of money required to buy or produce something; price or expense
  173. #173
    hornohorno
    a kitchen appliance used for baking or roasting food
  174. #174
    incidenteincidente
    an unexpected event or occurrence, often a problem or accident that attracts attention
  175. #175
    infiernoinfierno
    hell — the place of eternal punishment; also used figuratively for a very unpleasant place or situation.
  176. #176
    jugadorjugador
    A person who plays a game, sport, or match
  177. #177
    maízmaíz
    corn; maize (the plant or its kernels used as food)
  178. #178
    monstruomonstruo
    A large, frightening or imaginary creature (monster).
  179. #179
    músculomúsculo
    a body tissue that contracts to produce movement
  180. #180
    rastrorastro
    a trace or sign left by something
  181. #181
    conductorconductor
    a person who drives a vehicle
  182. #182
    enfermeroenfermero
    a nurse (healthcare professional who cares for patients)
  183. #183
    exceptoexcepto
    excluding; not including; except for
  184. #184
    aceleraracelerar
    to increase speed; to make something go faster
  185. #185
    aplastaraplastar
    to crush or flatten something by applying pressure
  186. #186
    bañarbañar
    to bathe; to wash someone or something
  187. #187
    calmarcalmar
    to make someone or something less agitated, upset, or in pain; to soothe or relieve
  188. #188
    conectarconectar
    to connect or link things, people, or systems
  189. #189
    disimulardisimular
    To hide or conceal (feelings, reactions, defects, intentions)
  190. #190
    encajarencajar
    to fit physically or have the right shape/size
  191. #191
    improvisarimprovisar
    to create or perform something without prior preparation
  192. #192
    navegarnavegar
    to sail (operate a boat or ship)
  193. #193
    resumirresumir
    to summarize; to give a brief account of the main points
  194. #194
    retomarretomar
    to resume or continue something that was interrupted
  195. #195
    subrayarsubrayar
    to underline text (mark with a line)
  196. #196
    temblartemblar
    to tremble or shake (from cold, fear, or movement)
  197. #197
    votarvotar
    to vote (to cast a ballot or indicate a choice in an election or decision)
  198. #198
    asombrosoasombroso
    causing great surprise or admiration; amazing.
  199. #199
    brutalbrutal
    Very violent, cruel, or extremely harsh
  200. #200
    egoístaegoísta
    selfish; concerned only with oneself
  201. #201
    espesoespeso
    Thick or viscous (liquid, sauce, fog, substance)
  202. #202
    fascinantefascinante
    very interesting or attractive; captivating
  203. #203
    flacoflaco
    thin, skinny (having little body fat)
  204. #204
    latinoamericanolatinoamericano
    Relating to or from Latin America (people, culture, or countries).
  205. #205
    lisoliso
    Smooth; having an even, non-rough surface.
  206. #206
    masivomasivo
    Large-scale; involving or affecting a large number of people or things
  207. #207
    orgánicoorgánico
    Relating to living organisms or derived from them
  208. #208
    parcialparcial
    not complete; covering only part of something
  209. #209
    rebelderebelde
    rebellious; refusing to obey authority or follow rules
  210. #210
    subterráneosubterráneo
    Located under the surface of the ground
  211. #211
    tecnológicotecnológico
    relating to technology or its development
  212. #212
    torpetorpe
    Clumsy or awkward in movement or actions
  213. #213
    básicamentebásicamente
    in essence; essentially; used to summarize or simplify
  214. #214
    físicamentefísicamente
    In a physical way; by physical action or means.
  215. #215
    lamentablementelamentablemente
    regrettably; unfortunately.
  216. #216
    sinceramentesinceramente
    in a sincere or honest way; honestly.
  217. #217
    cuidadosamentecuidadosamente
    carefully
  218. #218
    agujaaguja
    A thin, pointed instrument used for sewing, injections, or as a needle/point on devices (e.g., compass, record player, clock)
  219. #219
    etiquetaetiqueta
    a label or tag attached to an object (shows price, content, or instructions)
  220. #220
    excursiónexcursión
    a short trip or outing, usually for pleasure, recreation, or education
  221. #221
    excusaexcusa
    A reason or explanation given to avoid blame, responsibility, or an obligation.
  222. #222
    generosidadgenerosidad
    the quality of being generous; willingness to give or share with others
  223. #223
    iluminacióniluminación
    The quality or arrangement of light in a place (lighting).
  224. #224
    interrupcióninterrupción
    A temporary stop or break in an activity, service, or continuity
  225. #225
    paradaparada
    a stop for buses, trams, or other public transport
  226. #226
    redacciónredacción
    a written composition or essay
  227. #227
    reproducciónreproducción
    biological reproduction; the process of producing offspring
  228. #228
    revisiónrevisión
    an inspection or check (e.g., vehicle, equipment, or medical checkup)
  229. #229
    señaseña
    a non‑verbal signal or gesture used to communicate
  230. #230
    solicitudsolicitud
    a request; asking for something
  231. #231
    tramatrama
    the plot or storyline of a book, film, play, or other narrative
  232. #232
    ubicaciónubicación
    location; the place where something or someone is
  233. #233
    variantevariante
    A version or form that differs from others; an alternative
  234. #234
    alquileralquiler
    rent — the payment made to use or occupy something (e.g., a house, car)
  235. #235
    diagnósticodiagnóstico
    a diagnosis; identification of a disease, problem, or condition
  236. #236
    océanoocéano
    a very large body of salt water that covers much of the Earth's surface
  237. #237
    oesteoeste
    the west; the cardinal direction or western region of a place.
  238. #238
    préstamopréstamo
    a loan; money or goods lent to someone that must be repaid
  239. #239
    ratónratón
    a small rodent; a mouse
  240. #240
    rendimientorendimiento
    performance; how well a person, machine, or system works
  241. #241
    sillónsillón
    armchair; a comfortable upholstered chair for one person
  242. #242
    titulartitular
    headline (the main title of a news article)
  243. #243
    aconteceracontecer
    to happen, occur, or take place
  244. #244
    agradaragradar
    to please (to cause someone to feel pleased)
  245. #245
    alquilaralquilar
    to rent (to pay to use something temporarily)
  246. #246
    cuestionarcuestionar
    to question; to express doubt about or challenge the truth or validity of something or someone
  247. #247
    dañardañar
    to damage or harm (physically or figuratively)
  248. #248
    descomponerdescomponer
    to take apart or dismantle something
  249. #249
    desechardesechar
    to throw away or discard a physical object
  250. #250
    destrozardestrozar
    To destroy or break something into pieces (physical).
  251. #251
    enfocarenfocar
    to adjust a camera or lens so an image is clear
  252. #252
    estrecharestrechar
    to make narrower or tighter (physical)
  253. #253
    explorarexplorar
    to explore; to investigate or travel through a place or topic to learn about it or discover something
  254. #254
    felicitarfelicitar
    to congratulate (someone)
  255. #255
    mordermorder
    to bite (use the teeth to cut, wound, or hold)
  256. #256
    recortarrecortar
    to cut small parts from something; to trim or clip
  257. #257
    resaltarresaltar
    to emphasize or highlight something
  258. #258
    revolverrevolver
    to stir or mix (a liquid or food)
  259. #259
    alternativoalternativo
    Alternative; offering or relating to another option or choice
  260. #260
    amistosoamistoso
    friendly; showing kindness or goodwill
  261. #261
    arbitrarioarbitrario
    Decided or done without reason, based on personal whim rather than rule or evidence.
  262. #262
    clandestinoclandestino
    secret or hidden; done covertly, often because it is illegal or unauthorized.
  263. #263
    desordenadodesordenado
    Untidy; not neat or in order
  264. #264
    dinámicodinámico
    energetic, lively, or full of activity (used for people or events)
  265. #265
    explícitoexplícito
    clear and direct; stated so there is no doubt
  266. #266
    groserogrosero
    rude or impolite
  267. #267
    guapoguapo
    attractive; good-looking (used for people)
  268. #268
    llamativollamativo
    eye-catching; attention-grabbing
  269. #269
    pasivopasivo
    Not active or assertive; lacking initiative
  270. #270
    potencialpotencial
    Having the ability or possibility to develop into something in the future; possible but not yet realized.
  271. #271
    rosadorosado
    pink (a light red color)
  272. #272
    semanalsemanal
    occurring every week; relating to a week
  273. #273
    suizosuizo
    Relating to Switzerland or its people or products
  274. #274
    correctamentecorrectamente
    in a correct or accurate way; properly
  275. #275
    independientementeindependientemente
    in an independent manner; without relying on others
  276. #276
    supuestamentesupuestamente
    According to what people say or believe; reportedly, but possibly not true.
  277. #277
    afuerasafueras
    the outskirts or suburbs of a town or city
  278. #278
    agitaciónagitación
    A state of nervousness, restlessness, or public unrest (emotional or social disturbance).
  279. #279
    camisetacamiseta
    a T-shirt or casual short-sleeved shirt
  280. #280
    canchacancha
    sports field or court used for playing games (soccer, basketball, tennis, etc.)
  281. #281
    contribucióncontribución
    Something given (money, effort, ideas) to help or support a cause or project
  282. #282
    encuestaencuesta
    a survey or poll used to collect people's opinions or information
  283. #283
    exageraciónexageración
    an exaggeration; a statement or action that makes something seem bigger, more important, or worse than it really is
  284. #284
    fatigafatiga
    tiredness; a state of physical or mental exhaustion
  285. #285
    fincafinca
    rural property; a farm or country estate
  286. #286
    fracciónfracción
    A mathematical part of a whole expressed with a numerator and denominator.
  287. #287
    fundaciónfundación
    a nonprofit organization or charitable foundation
  288. #288
    maletamaleta
    a suitcase or travel bag used to carry clothes and personal items.
  289. #289
    minoríaminoría
    a smaller part of a group; a group with less numbers, power, or representation
  290. #290
    nacionalidadnacionalidad
    a person's country of citizenship or legal membership in a nation
  291. #291
    pastillapastilla
    a pill, tablet, or lozenge (medicine)
  292. #292
    probabilidadprobabilidad
    the likelihood that something will happen
  293. #293
    psicologíapsicología
    the scientific study of the mind and behavior
  294. #294
    sedesede
    main office or headquarters of an organization; official seat of operations
  295. #295
    terrazaterraza
    an outdoor flat area attached to a building or house (e.g., patio or roof terrace)
  296. #296
    toneladatonelada
    A unit of mass equal to 1,000 kilograms (metric ton).
  297. #297
    transmisióntransmisión
    A radio, television, or online broadcast
  298. #298
    aliadoaliado
    an ally; a person, group, or country that supports or helps another.
  299. #299
    apetitoapetito
    desire to eat; hunger
  300. #300
    bigotebigote
    a mustache; the hair that grows on the upper lip
  301. #301
    codocodo
    elbow (the joint or part of the arm)
  302. #302
    collarcollar
    A piece of jewelry worn around the neck (necklace).
  303. #303
    conejoconejo
    a rabbit (the animal) — a small mammal with long ears, often wild or kept as a pet.
  304. #304
    cuernocuerno
    A hard, pointed growth on an animal's head or any horn-shaped object
  305. #305
    entrenamientoentrenamiento
    a training session or practice (often for sports)
  306. #306
    líolío
    a mess or state of disorder
  307. #307
    seguidorseguidor
    A person who follows another person or account (online or in person).
  308. #308
    sudorsudor
    sweat; the salty liquid produced by glands in the skin when the body is hot, exercising, or nervous.
  309. #309
    trucotruco
    A deceptive action or ruse intended to fool someone.
  310. #310
    porteroportero
    doorman or building concierge (person who manages entrance and common areas)
  311. #311
    vosotrosvosotros
    you (plural, informal; used primarily in Spain)
  312. #312
    capturarcapturar
    to catch, seize, or take prisoner
  313. #313
    contagiarcontagiar
    to infect someone with a disease
  314. #314
    disculpardisculpar
    to excuse or forgive someone for a fault or offense.
  315. #315
    evaluarevaluar
    to evaluate; to assess
  316. #316
    hervirhervir
    to boil (heat a liquid until it bubbles)
  317. #317
    manipularmanipular
    to handle or operate something (physically)
  318. #318
    oscureceroscurecer
    to become dark (intransitive)
  319. #319
    predecirpredecir
    to predict
  320. #320
    comúncomún
    widespread; occurring often
  321. #321
    económicoeconómico
    Relating to the economy or finances
  322. #322
    enormeenorme
    very large; extremely big or great in size or degree.
  323. #323
    posibleposible
    Able to happen or be done; feasible.
  324. #324
    principalprincipal
    main; most important
  325. #325
    profundoprofundo
    deep (having great physical depth)
  326. #326
    próximopróximo
    Next; coming immediately after in time or order
  327. #327
    siguientesiguiente
    next; following
  328. #328
    tantotanto
    so much; so many; to such an extent
  329. #329
    únicoúnico
    only; sole (the single one, no others)
  330. #330
    variosvarios
    several; more than one or a few, used to indicate an unspecified small number
  331. #331
    allíallí
    there; at that place (usually farther from the speaker)
  332. #332
    durantedurante
    for the duration of a period of time; during
  333. #333
    encimaencima
    physically on top or above something
  334. #334
    inclusoincluso
    even (to emphasize a surprising or unexpected element)
  335. #335
    prontopronto
    soon; in a short time
  336. #336
    solamentesolamente
    only; solely
  337. #337
    aunqueaunque
    Although; even though (introduces a real fact, usually with indicative)
  338. #338
    mientrasmientras
    During the time that; while (simultaneous actions)
  339. #339
    cuestióncuestión
    a question or query
  340. #340
    épocaépoca
    a period of time; an era or particular season/period
  341. #341
    leyley
    a law or statute enacted by a government; an official legal rule or principle
  342. #342
    maneramanera
    A method or way of doing something; manner or style.
  343. #343
    muertemuerte
    death; the end of life
  344. #344
    ocasiónocasión
    a chance or opportunity
  345. #345
    sociedadsociedad
    A community or group of people organized by shared institutions, culture, or social relationships.
  346. #346
    zonazona
    an area or region within a place; a specific part or sector
  347. #347
    campocampo
    An area of open land used for crops or grazing
  348. #348
    colorcolor
    a visual attribute or hue (e.g., red, blue, green)
  349. #349
    efectoefecto
    a result, consequence, or outcome
  350. #350
    espacioespacio
    An available area or room; place to put or move things
  351. #351
    fondofondo
    the bottom or lowest part of something (physical depth)
  352. #352
    interésinterés
    interest; curiosity or attention toward something
  353. #353
    ladolado
    one of the surfaces, edges, parts, or aspects of something; a position or direction relative to something else
  354. #354
    nivelnivel
    A position, degree, or rank on a scale (amount, intensity, skill, or height).
  355. #355
    objetoobjeto
    a thing or physical object; an item
  356. #356
    piepie
    the foot (the body part at the end of the leg)
  357. #357
    principioprincipio
    the beginning or start of something
  358. #358
    contracontra
    in opposition to; opposed or adverse to someone or something.
  359. #359
    haciahacia
    toward; in the direction of (movement or figurative aim)
  360. #360
    segúnsegún
    according to; as stated by; depending on
  361. #361
    acabaracabar
    to finish or end (something)
  362. #362
    aceptaraceptar
    to agree to receive, take, or approve something
  363. #363
    considerarconsiderar
    to think about something carefully before making a decision
  364. #364
    continuarcontinuar
    to continue; to keep doing something or keep going
  365. #365
    descubrirdescubrir
    to find or uncover something that was hidden or unknown
  366. #366
    dirigirdirigir
    to aim, point, or guide something toward a person, place, or target
  367. #367
    elegirelegir
    to choose; to select; to elect
  368. #368
    ganarganar
    to win (a game, contest, or prize)
  369. #369
    imaginarimaginar
    to form a mental image or idea of something; picture something in your mind
  370. #370
    intentarintentar
    to try; to attempt
  371. #371
    levantarlevantar
    to raise, lift, or pick up something
  372. #372
    mantenermantener
    to keep or maintain (preserve or continue)
  373. #373
    morirmorir
    to die
  374. #374
    mostrarmostrar
    to show; to display or make visible
  375. #375
    movermover
    to change the position of something or someone
  376. #376
    nacernacer
    to be born
  377. #377
    ofrecerofrecer
    to offer; to present or make available to someone
  378. #378
    partirpartir
    to leave; to depart
  379. #379
    permitirpermitir
    to allow; to give permission
  380. #380
    preguntarpreguntar
    to ask (a question)
  381. #381
    presentarpresentar
    to introduce or show someone/something to others
  382. #382
    quedarquedar
    to stay or remain in a place
  383. #383
    señalarseñalar
    to point at or gesture toward something
  384. #384
    subirsubir
    to go up; to ascend or climb
  385. #385
    terminarterminar
    to finish or bring to an end
  386. #386
    tratartratar
    to try or attempt (often used with 'de' + infinitive)
  387. #387
    accesibleaccesible
    Easy to reach, enter, or use (often physically)
  388. #388
    benditobendito
    blessed; made holy or having divine favor
  389. #389
    caprichosocaprichoso
    given to sudden, unpredictable changes of mood or behavior; acting on whims
  390. #390
    cerebralcerebral
    Relating to the brain (medical, anatomical)
  391. #391
    congeladocongelado
    frozen
  392. #392
    crónicocrónico
    Continuing or recurring for a long time; persistent (especially of illnesses or problems).
  393. #393
    decentedecente
    respectable; morally acceptable or honorable
  394. #394
    informativoinformativo
    providing useful or relevant information; informative
  395. #395
    usualusual
    Common or habitual; what normally happens or is done.
  396. #396
    esencialmenteesencialmente
    in essence; basically; fundamentally
  397. #397
    parcialmenteparcialmente
    partly; to some extent; not completely
  398. #398
    públicamentepúblicamente
    In a way that is open to or observable by the public; publicly.
  399. #399
    terriblementeterriblemente
    Very; extremely (used to intensify an adjective or adverb)
  400. #400
    viceversaviceversa
    conversely; in the reverse order or situation
  401. #401
    aceraacera
    sidewalk
  402. #402
    autopistaautopista
    a high-speed divided highway (freeway or motorway)
  403. #403
    bateríabatería
    a device that stores electrical energy (e.g., for a phone or car)
  404. #404
    cabinacabina
    Enclosed compartment inside a vehicle or vessel (e.g., boat cabin or aircraft cockpit)
  405. #405
    cuevacueva
    a natural underground hollow or cavern (a cave)
  406. #406
    decepcióndecepción
    Disappointment; the feeling of sadness or annoyance when expectations are not met.
  407. #407
    documentacióndocumentación
    Official papers or records required for legal or administrative procedures
  408. #408
    eficienciaeficiencia
    efficiency; the ability to achieve results with minimum waste of time, effort, or resources.
  409. #409
    higienehigiene
    Practices and conditions (especially cleanliness) that keep people healthy and prevent disease.
  410. #410
    lesiónlesión
    a physical injury or wound to the body
  411. #411
    restricciónrestricción
    A limit or rule that controls or reduces what is allowed
  412. #412
    ventanillaventanilla
    a small window (often in a vehicle, like a car, train, or airplane)
  413. #413
    cocococo
    the coconut (the fruit of the coconut palm)
  414. #414
    entretenimientoentretenimiento
    entertainment; activities, shows, or media that amuse or provide enjoyment.
  415. #415
    ganadorganador
    a person or team that wins a competition or contest
  416. #416
    rolrol
    role; the function, part, or responsibility someone or something has in a situation, group, job, or performance
  417. #417
    tenistenis
    the sport tennis
  418. #418
    desesperardesesperar
    to drive someone to despair; to exasperate them
  419. #419
    enfermarenfermar
    to become ill; to get sick
  420. #420
    ensuciarensuciar
    to make something dirty
  421. #421
    entrenarentrenar
    to train, coach, or practice to improve a skill
  422. #422
    ligarligar
    to tie or bind something (physically)
  423. #423
    corrientecorriente
    common; ordinary
  424. #424
    definitivodefinitivo
    final; conclusive; not open to change
  425. #425
    gravegrave
    serious; important or dangerous in situation or condition
  426. #426
    nacionalnacional
    Relating to a nation or country; belonging to or involving the whole country
  427. #427
    personalpersonal
    belonging to or relating to a particular person; private
  428. #428
    popularpopular
    Liked, admired, or enjoyed by many people
  429. #429
    profesionalprofesional
    Relating to a profession or someone's job.
  430. #430
    raroraro
    strange; odd; unusual
  431. #431
    simplesimple
    not complicated; easy to understand
  432. #432
    superiorsuperior
    higher in position, level, rank, or location
  433. #433
    precisamenteprecisamente
    exactly; precisely
  434. #434
    artistaartista
    a person who creates visual art (painter, sculptor, illustrator)
  435. #435
    modelomodelo
    a person who poses or displays clothes, products, or designs
  436. #436
    dificultaddificultad
    a problem or circumstance that makes something hard to do
  437. #437
    esperanzaesperanza
    hope; expectation or desire for a positive outcome
  438. #438
    florflor
    flower; the blossom of a plant
  439. #439
    generacióngeneración
    A group of people born and living around the same time
  440. #440
    derechoderecho
    a legal or moral entitlement; something a person is allowed to have or do
  441. #441
    presidentepresidente
    the person who leads a country, organization, company, or meeting
  442. #442
    públicopúblico
    open to or intended for all people; relating to the general population
  443. #443
    jefejefe
    boss; person in charge (manager or leader)
  444. #444
    millónmillón
    one million (1,000,000)
  445. #445
    suyosuyo
    his, hers, yours (formal), or theirs — a possessive pronoun/adjective indicating ownership
  446. #446
    desaparecerdesaparecer
    to disappear; to cease to be visible or present
  447. #447
    despertardespertar
    to wake up (become awake)
  448. #448
    montarmontar
    to ride or get on (a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, etc.)
  449. #449
    recuperarrecuperar
    to get back or regain something that was lost or taken
  450. #450
    retirarretirar
    to remove or take something away
  451. #451
    sentarsentar
    to seat someone; to place someone in a sitting position
  452. #452
    significarsignificar
    to mean (to signify)
  453. #453
    tendertender
    to hang out or lay out (clothes, towels, etc.)
  454. #454
    chinochino
    From China; relating to China; also a Chinese person
  455. #455
    conscienteconsciente
    awake; not unconscious
  456. #456
    correctocorrecto
    Right; accurate or free from mistakes
  457. #457
    lentolento
    slow (moving, happening, or doing things at low speed; not quick)
  458. #458
    notablenotable
    worthy of notice; remarkable or outstanding
  459. #459
    oficialoficial
    Authorized, approved, or issued by a person or organization in authority
  460. #460
    tempranotemprano
    early (at an earlier time than usual or expected)
  461. #461
    excepciónexcepción
    a case or item that is excluded from a general rule or does not follow a rule.
  462. #462
    novelanovela
    a long fictional book (a novel)
  463. #463
    organizaciónorganización
    A group or institution formed for a particular purpose (company, NGO, club).
  464. #464
    plataplata
    silver (the metal)
  465. #465
    raízraíz
    the underground part of a plant that absorbs water and nutrients
  466. #466
    expertoexperto
    a person with advanced knowledge or skill in a particular subject or field
  467. #467
    sectorsector
    A distinct part or area of something, including a physical section or a field/industry
  468. #468
    signosigno
    A mark, symbol, or indication that represents something or shows a condition
  469. #469
    acumularacumular
    to collect or build up things or an amount over time
  470. #470
    citarcitar
    to quote or refer to a source
  471. #471
    consumirconsumir
    to consume; to use up or eat/drink
  472. #472
    ignorarignorar
    to be unaware of something; not know
  473. #473
    pegarpegar
    to hit or strike someone or something
  474. #474
    efectivoefectivo
    effective; producing the intended result
  475. #475
    ligeroligero
    light (not heavy; easy to carry)
  476. #476
    efectivamenteefectivamente
    indeed; used to confirm or agree
  477. #477
    agenteagente
    A person who represents or manages business, sales, or negotiations for someone else (e.g., real estate, talent, travel)
  478. #478
    guardiaguardia
    a person who protects or watches people, property, or a place
  479. #479
    búsquedabúsqueda
    a search; the act of looking for something
  480. #480
    competenciacompetencia
    rivalry; rival companies or people (e.g., in business or sports)
  481. #481
    rapidezrapidez
    speed; the rate at which something moves or happens
  482. #482
    abrilabril
    the month of April (the fourth month of the year)
  483. #483
    hilohilo
    a thin strand of fiber used for sewing, knitting, or similar textile work
  484. #484
    registrarregistrar
    to register or record information officially (enroll, sign up, log)
  485. #485
    suspendersuspender
    To hang or hold something so it dangles
  486. #486
    árabeárabe
    Relating to Arab people or their culture.
  487. #487
    japonésjaponés
    Relating to Japan, its people, culture, or things from Japan
  488. #488
    colegacolega
    a colleague; a person you work with
  489. #489
    ondaonda
    a wave (movement through water, sound, or radio)
  490. #490
    azúcarazúcar
    sweet crystalline substance used to sweeten food and drinks
  491. #491
    callarcallar
    to become quiet; stop talking (intransitive; often used reflexively)
  492. #492
    secarsecar
    to dry (remove moisture from something)
  493. #493
    soltarsoltar
    to release or let go of something (physically)
  494. #494
    convencionalconvencional
    Following accepted customs, practices, or standards; customary or usual.
  495. #495
    voluntariovoluntario
    voluntary; done by free choice, not required
  496. #496
    ayudanteayudante
    a person who helps or assists someone
  497. #497
    carteracartera
    a small case for carrying money, credit cards, and ID (wallet or small purse)
  498. #498
    mielmiel
    sweet food produced by bees, used as a spread or sweetener
  499. #499
    aprendizajeaprendizaje
    the process of acquiring knowledge or skills
  500. #500
    lucirlucir
    to shine; give off light or brightness
  501. #501
    intermediointermedio
    of middle level, degree, or position between two extremes
  502. #502
    pasajeropasajero
    a person who travels in a vehicle but is not driving it (e.g., on a bus, train, plane, or car)
  503. #503
    vagovago
    lazy; unwilling to work or make an effort
  504. #504
    vuestrovuestro
    your (plural familiar), used before a noun
  505. #505
    licencialicencia
    An official permit or document that allows someone to do something.
  506. #506
    respiraciónrespiración
    the process of breathing (inhaling and exhaling); a breath
  507. #507
    archivoarchivo
    a place or collection where records and documents are preserved (an archive)
  508. #508
    billetebillete
    banknote; a paper unit of money
  509. #509
    trámitetrámite
    a formal administrative procedure or bureaucratic step (required paperwork)
  510. #510
    viajeroviajero
    traveler; a person who goes from one place to another
  511. #511
    exigenteexigente
    demanding; requiring high standards or a lot of effort
  512. #512
    portuguésportugués
    a person from Portugal
  513. #513
    aprobaciónaprobación
    official approval or consent
  514. #514
    correccióncorrección
    The act of correcting an error; a change made to fix a mistake.
  515. #515
    pertenenciapertenencia
    Membership; the state of belonging to a group or organization.
  516. #516
    toleranciatolerancia
    willingness to accept beliefs, opinions, or behavior different from one's own
  517. #517
    pañuelopañuelo
    a small cloth used to blow or wipe the nose or face (handkerchief)
  518. #518
    coherentecoherente
    clear, logical, and internally consistent
  519. #519
    chorrochorro
    a stream, jet, or spurt of liquid or gas
  520. #520
    rollorollo
    a cylindrical roll or spool (e.g., roll of paper or film)
  521. #521
    aburriraburrir
    to bore (to cause someone to feel uninterested)
  522. #522
    apurarse (v) [also apresurarse]apurarse
    to hurry; to rush (oneself)
  523. #523
    torcertorcer
    to twist or bend something
  524. #524
    aquelaquel
    that (over there) — used before a noun to indicate something far from both speaker and listener
  525. #525
    demásdemás
    the others; the rest (remaining people or things)
  526. #526
    naturalnatural
    Not made or significantly changed by humans; from nature.
  527. #527
    necesarionecesario
    required or needed for a particular purpose; essential.
  528. #528
    tercerotercero
    third (ordinal number)
  529. #529
    últimoúltimo
    last; final (coming at the end of a sequence)
  530. #530
    verdaderoverdadero
    In accordance with fact; true or correct.
  531. #531
    cualquier (adjcualquier
    Any / whichever / whatever (used before a singular noun to indicate no particular choice)
  532. #532
    alláallá
    there; at or toward that place (usually farther away than 'ahí') }]},
  533. #533
    quizásquizás
    maybe; perhaps (used to indicate possibility or uncertainty) }]}
  534. #534
    acciónacción
    an act or deed
  535. #535
    graciagracia
    charm, pleasant manner or elegance
  536. #536
    línealínea
    A long thin mark or stroke (drawn, printed, or painted).
  537. #537
    medida (nf); a medida quemedida
    a measurement; the size or amount of something
  538. #538
    realidadrealidad
    the state of things as they actually are; what is real
  539. #539
    papelpapel
    paper; a sheet, the material, or a document
  540. #540
    servicioservicio
    help, assistance, or the act of serving (including customer service)
  541. #541
    irónicoirónico
    expressing irony; showing a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens
  542. #542
    vulnerablevulnerable
    able to be hurt, damaged, or easily affected (physically, emotionally, or by attack)
  543. #543
    oficialmenteoficialmente
    In an official or formal way; with authority or official approval.
  544. #544
    idiotaidiota
    a foolish or stupid person; used as an adjective meaning 'stupid' or 'idiotic'
  545. #545
    tortatorta
    a sweet baked cake or dessert
  546. #546
    campeóncampeón
    champion; winner of a competition or contest
  547. #547
    desperdiciodesperdicio
    garbage; things thrown away
  548. #548
    demandardemandar
    to sue someone (take legal action)
  549. #549
    supuesto (adj); por supuestosupuesto; por supuesto
    assumed; supposed (believed to be true without proof)
  550. #550
    cienciaciencia
    science; the systematic study of the natural or social world
  551. #551
    tradicióntradición
    A custom, belief, or practice passed down within a group, family, or society
  552. #552
    eléctricoeléctrico
    Electric; powered by or related to electricity.
  553. #553
    femeninofemenino
    feminine; characteristic of women or girls; relating to the female sex or gender
  554. #554
    claramente claramente
    in a clear or obvious way; evidently
  555. #555
    generalgeneral
    a high-ranking military officer
  556. #556
    riesgoriesgo
    risk; the possibility of harm, loss, or a negative outcome
  557. #557
    probableprobable
    Likely to happen or be true
  558. #558
    crecimientocrecimiento
    growth or increase in size, amount, or development
  559. #559
    juliojulio
    the month of July
  560. #560
    cogercoger
    to take, pick up, or hold something physically
  561. #561
    confesarconfesar
    to confess or admit something (often a wrongdoing, secret, or feeling)
  562. #562
    urgenteurgente
    Needing immediate attention or action
  563. #563
    veinticincoveinticinco
    the number 25 (twenty-five)
  564. #564
    postre; a la postrepostre; a la postre
    dessert (the sweet course after a meal)
  565. #565
    presionarpresionar
    to press (push down on something, e.g., a button or surface)
  566. #566
    ejecutivoejecutivo
    a person with managerial or decision-making authority; an executive (in business or government)
  567. #567
    graciosogracioso
    funny, amusing
  568. #568
    obligatorioobligatorio
    Mandatory; required by a rule, law, or necessity.
  569. #569
    cantantecantante
    singer (a person who sings)
  570. #570
    tonteríatontería
    silliness or foolish behavior
  571. #571
    dormitoriodormitorio
    a room used for sleeping (a bedroom or dormitory)
  572. #572
    antemanoantemano
    beforehand; in advance
  573. #573
    diariamentediariamente
    daily; every day
  574. #574
    adondeadonde
    to where; indicating destination
  575. #575
    específicamenteespecíficamente
    in a specific or precise way; particularly
  576. #576
    egoísmoegoísmo
    selfishness; concern only for one's own interests and needs
  577. #577
    diferentediferente
    not the same; unlike
  578. #578
    difícildifícil
    difficult; not easy, requiring effort or skill.
  579. #579
    ninguno (adj pron)ninguno
    not any; no one; none
  580. #580
    animalanimal
    a living creature that is not a plant or a human
  581. #581
    quienquien
    who (used to ask about a person)
  582. #582
    afortunadoafortunado
    lucky; having good fortune or favorable circumstances
  583. #583
    mentemente
    the mind (the part of a person that thinks or feels)
  584. #584
    crecercrecer
    to grow; increase in size, amount, or develop
  585. #585
    no + obstanteobstanteno obstante
    nevertheless; however (used to introduce a contrast or 'despite that')
  586. #586
    completarcompletar
    to finish or make something whole; to complete
  587. #587
    engañarengañar
    to deceive or trick (including to cheat on someone)
  588. #588
    repente: de + repentede repente
    suddenly; all of a sudden
  589. #589
    drogadroga
    an illegal or recreational psychoactive substance (narcotic)
  590. #590
    marzomarzo
    The third month of the year (March).
  591. #591
    trecetrece
    thirteen
  592. #592
    sordosordo
    unable to hear (deaf)
  593. #593
    prevenirprevenir
    to stop something from happening; to prevent
  594. #594
    criminalcriminal
    a person who commits a crime or has been convicted of one
  595. #595
    gigantegigante
    Very large; enormous
  596. #596
    contradecircontradecir
    to say the opposite of someone or to show that something is not true
  597. #597
    abejaabeja
    a bee (the flying insect that makes honey and pollinates plants)
  598. #598
    prepararpreparar
    to prepare; to make something ready
  599. #599
    manifiesto (nm): poner de manifiestoponer de manifiesto
    to show or make something evident
  600. #600
    grabacióngrabación
    a recording (an audio or video capture or file)
  601. #601
    cercacerca
    near; at a short distance (physically or spatially)'}],
  602. #602
    respecto (nm); con respecto arespecto; con respecto a
    regarding; with respect to
  603. #603
    sistemasistema
    An organized set of parts, people, or procedures that work together for a common purpose
  604. #604
    jamásjamás
    never (at any time; emphatic — stronger than 'nunca')
  605. #605
    marmar
    sea
  606. #606
    admitiradmitir
    to allow someone to enter or to accept a person or thing
  607. #607
    bastarbastar
    to be enough; to suffice
  608. #608
    escaparescapar
    to escape; to get away from someone or something
  609. #609
    exigirexigir
    to demand; to require
  610. #610
    expresarexpresar
    to say or show your thoughts, feelings, or ideas
  611. #611
    imponerimponer
    to impose or enforce something (a rule, tax, penalty, obligation) on someone or a group
  612. #612
    individuoindividuo
    A single person or member of a group; an individual human being
  613. #613
    telatela
    cloth or fabric
  614. #614
    bosquebosque
    a forest or woods (a large area covered mainly with trees)
  615. #615
    examinarexaminar
    to examine, inspect, or check carefully
  616. #616
    rumborumbo
    direction or course (physical or figurative)
  617. #617
    humedadhumedad
    moisture in the air or on surfaces; dampness.
  618. #618
    aplaudiraplaudir
    to applaud; to clap one's hands to show approval
  619. #619
    desatardesatar
    to untie or loosen something fastened (knot, rope, shoe)
  620. #620
    espinaespina
    a sharp, pointed projection on a plant (a thorn).
  621. #621
    uvauva
    a grape (the small round fruit)
  622. #622
    clasificarclasificar
    to arrange or organize items or information into categories
  623. #623
    encararencarar
    to face or confront someone or something; to address directly
  624. #624
    intercambiarintercambiar
    to exchange; to swap (something) with someone
  625. #625
    nieblaniebla
    fog; a low, thick cloud near the ground that reduces visibility.
  626. #626
    turismoturismo
    tourism; travel for pleasure and the industry connected to it
  627. #627
    insultarinsultar
    to insult someone; to say rude or offensive things to them
  628. #628
    comenzarcomenzar
    to begin; to start
  629. #629
    colombianocolombiano
    From or related to Colombia
  630. #630
    antenaantena
    A device that receives or transmits radio, television, or wireless signals.
  631. #631
    rebañorebaño
    A group of grazing animals, especially sheep or goats.
  632. #632
    desmentirdesmentir
    to deny that something is true
  633. #633
    despejardespejar
    To remove objects or obstacles from a place so it becomes free or tidy
  634. #634
    dialogardialogar
    to talk or converse, often to discuss or negotiate
  635. #635
    suspirarsuspirar
    to sigh
  636. #636
    absolutoabsoluto
    complete; total; not limited or relative
  637. #637
    alemánalemán
    Relating to Germany; German (nationality, language, or things from Germany)
  638. #638
    amplioamplio
    spacious; wide; large in extent
  639. #639
    físicofísico
    physical (relating to the body or material things)
  640. #640
    históricohistórico
    Relating to history or past events.
  641. #641
    oscurooscuro
    dark (having little or no light)
  642. #642
    religiosoreligioso
    Relating to religion or religious practices
  643. #643
    autoridadautoridad
    power or right to give orders, make decisions, or enforce rules
  644. #644
    calidadcalidad
    the degree of excellence or standard of something
  645. #645
    intenciónintención
    a plan, purpose, or aim behind an action
  646. #646
    investigacióninvestigación
    research; a careful or systematic inquiry to discover facts or information
  647. #647
    lecturalectura
    the act or process of reading
  648. #648
    maderamadera
    Wood; the hard material from trees used for building, furniture, and carpentry.
  649. #649
    propiedadpropiedad
    Something owned by a person or organization (an asset, land, building, or object).
  650. #650
    revoluciónrevolución
    a forcible or fundamental change of political power or social order
  651. #651
    sangresangre
    blood (the red fluid that circulates through the body)
  652. #652
    teoríateoría
    an explanation or set of ideas intended to explain facts, phenomena, or observations
  653. #653
    víavía
    A physical route, road, track, or railway line
  654. #654
    actoacto
    an action or deed
  655. #655
    artearte
    art; creative works or the practice of making visual, musical, or literary works
  656. #656
    artículoartículo
    a piece of writing in a newspaper, magazine, or website
  657. #657
    caráctercarácter
    a person's personality or temperament
  658. #658
    conjuntoconjunto
    a group or collection of people or things considered as a unit
  659. #659
    elementoelemento
    A part or component of something; an individual item in a group or set.
  660. #660
    espírituespíritu
    the non-physical soul, essence, or morale of a person or group
  661. #661
    fenómenofenómeno
    An observable event or natural occurrence
  662. #662
    lenguajelenguaje
    a system of communication used by a community (spoken, written, or signed)
  663. #663
    nortenorte
    the cardinal direction or the northern part/region
  664. #664
    personajepersonaje
    a character in a story, play, film, or other narrative
  665. #665
    recuerdorecuerdo
    a memory; a recollection of something from the past
  666. #666
    recursorecurso
    a source, asset, or means available to help achieve something (money, materials, skills)
  667. #667
    ritmoritmo
    A pattern of beats or accents in music or poetry (the beat or meter).
  668. #668
    términotérmino
    a word or expression used with a specific meaning (a term)
  669. #669
    autorautor
    author; writer
  670. #670
    trastras
    behind (in a spatial sense)
  671. #671
    actuaractuar
    to perform as an actor (on stage, in film, TV)
  672. #672
    advertiradvertir
    to warn (tell someone about danger or a problem)
  673. #673
    anunciaranunciar
    to announce or make something known publicly
  674. #674
    avanzaravanzar
    to move forward; to make progress
  675. #675
    coincidircoincidir
    to happen at the same time
  676. #676
    conservarconservar
    to preserve or keep something in good condition; to save
  677. #677
    consistirconsistir
    to be made up of; to be composed of
  678. #678
    contemplarcontemplar
    to look at something carefully; to observe or admire
  679. #679
    defenderdefender
    to defend or protect from harm, attack, or criticism
  680. #680
    dependerdepender
    to depend on; to rely on
  681. #681
    distinguirdistinguir
    to tell the difference between two or more things; to recognize or point out differences
  682. #682
    dominardominar
    to have control or power over someone or something
  683. #683
    durardurar
    to last
  684. #684
    establecerestablecer
    to set up or start something (an organization, system, rule, relationship)
  685. #685
    insistirinsistir
    to insist (to demand firmly or persist in a request or opinion)
  686. #686
    lanzarlanzar
    to throw; to launch (with force)
  687. #687
    medirmedir
    to measure (length, size, amount, degree, etc.)
  688. #688
    merecermerecer
    to deserve; be worthy of
  689. #689
    notarnotar
    to notice or perceive; to become aware of or feel something
  690. #690
    plantearplantear
    To propose or put forward (an idea, question, problem).
  691. #691
    pretenderpretender
    to intend or try to do something
  692. #692
    recorrerrecorrer
    to travel across or along something; to cover a distance or area
  693. #693
    reunirreunir
    to gather, bring together, or collect people or things
  694. #694
    surgirsurgir
    to arise, appear, or come up (something unexpected or that emerges)
  695. #695
    auténticoauténtico
    Genuine; real, not fake
  696. #696
    ciegociego
    Unable to see (physically blind).
  697. #697
    clásicoclásico
    traditional; typical and long-established
  698. #698
    cotidianocotidiano
    everyday; occurring or used each day
  699. #699
    culturalcultural
    related to culture, especially the arts, customs, beliefs, and intellectual life of a society
  700. #700
    exteriorexterior
    Located on or relating to the outside; external
  701. #701
    infantilinfantil
    relating to or intended for children
  702. #702
    inferiorinferior
    lower in position, rank, or place
  703. #703
    inmensoinmenso
    extremely large; vast
  704. #704
    moralmoral
    Relating to principles of right and wrong or to behavior considered good or bad.
  705. #705
    numerosonumeroso
    existing in large numbers; many
  706. #706
    permanentepermanente
    lasting; not temporary
  707. #707
    técnicotécnico
    relating to practical skills, methods, tools, or machinery; requiring specialized knowledge
  708. #708
    tradicionaltradicional
    Based on or following long-established customs or practices
  709. #709
    igualmenteigualmente
    equally; in the same way or to the same degree
  710. #710
    nuevamentenuevamente
    again; once more
  711. #711
    profundamenteprofundamente
    deeply; to a great depth or intensity
  712. #712
    bellezabelleza
    beauty; the quality of being attractive or pleasing to the senses
  713. #713
    cadenacadena
    A physical chain made of linked metal rings, used for fastening, pulling, or securing things.
  714. #714
    categoríacategoría
    a group or class used to organize things or people
  715. #715
    comunidadcomunidad
    a group of people living in the same area or sharing common interests
  716. #716
    conclusiónconclusión
    the final part or ending of something
  717. #717
    costacosta
    coast; the land along the sea
  718. #718
    disciplinadisciplina
    self-control or orderly behavior
  719. #719
    estructuraestructura
    Arrangement or organization of parts that form something (physical or abstract)
  720. #720
    facilidadfacilidad
    ease; the state of being easy or not difficult
  721. #721
    frecuenciafrecuencia
    How often something happens; the rate or number of occurrences (including cycles per unit time in physics/technology).
  722. #722
    ilusiónilusión
    a feeling of hopeful excitement or an optimistic desire for something (expectation or aspiration)
  723. #723
    influenciainfluencia
    The power or effect that a person, thing, or situation has on people's opinions, behavior, or events.
  724. #724
    institucióninstitución
    an organization established to provide public, educational, cultural, or social services.
  725. #725
    misiónmisión
    a task or assignment with a specific goal
  726. #726
    participaciónparticipación
    the act of taking part in or being involved in an activity or event
  727. #727
    pasiónpasión
    a strong feeling of enthusiasm, love, or intense interest
  728. #728
    perspectivaperspectiva
    a point of view or way of looking at something
  729. #729
    prensaprensa
    the press; news media (newspapers, journalists, media organizations)
  730. #730
    ramarama
    a branch or limb of a tree
  731. #731
    referenciareferencia
    a source of information, citation, or bibliographic entry
  732. #732
    regiónregión
    a large area of land defined by geographic, political, cultural, or administrative features
  733. #733
    representaciónrepresentación
    a theatrical performance or show
  734. #734
    satisfacciónsatisfacción
    a feeling of pleasure or contentment when a desire, need, or expectation is fulfilled
  735. #735
    violenciaviolencia
    physical force used to hurt people or damage property; harmful aggressive behavior
  736. #736
    aparatoaparato
    a device, appliance, or piece of equipment used for a specific purpose
  737. #737
    capítulocapítulo
    chapter (a section of a book or document)
  738. #738
    círculocírculo
    a round shape or figure (a plane figure with all points at the same distance from its center)
  739. #739
    comportamientocomportamiento
    behavior; the way a person, animal, or thing acts
  740. #740
    conflictoconflicto
    a disagreement or clash between people, groups, or ideas
  741. #741
    criteriocriterio
    a principle or standard used to judge, decide, or evaluate something
  742. #742
    defectodefecto
    a fault, flaw, or imperfection in something or someone.
  743. #743
    discursodiscurso
    a speech; a formal talk given to an audience
  744. #744
    ejércitoejército
    army; an organized military force
  745. #745
    enemigoenemigo
    a person, group, or country that is hostile to or opposes another; an enemy
  746. #746
    habitantehabitante
    A person who lives in a particular place; resident.
  747. #747
    nacimientonacimiento
    birth; the act or process of being born
  748. #748
    régimenrégimen
    a government or political system
  749. #749
    vehículovehículo
    a means of transport such as a car, truck, or motorcycle
  750. #750
    alejaralejar
    to move someone or something away; to create distance
  751. #751
    añadirañadir
    to add or include something with something else
  752. #752
    animaranimar
    to encourage or cheer someone up; to give energy, confidence, or enthusiasm
  753. #753
    apreciarapreciar
    to value or feel grateful for someone or something
  754. #754
    arrastrararrastrar
    to drag or pull something along a surface
  755. #755
    atacaratacar
    to attack (physically or verbally)
  756. #756
    celebrarcelebrar
    to celebrate (take part in festivities or express joy about an occasion)
  757. #757
    componercomponer
    to compose or create (music, text, art)
  758. #758
    contribuircontribuir
    to contribute (money, time, ideas)
  759. #759
    convencerconvencer
    to persuade someone to believe or do something
  760. #760
    destinardestinar
    to allocate or set aside (money, time, resources) for a specific purpose
  761. #761
    encargarencargar
    to entrust someone with something; to commission or order something (e.g., order goods or assign a task)
  762. #762
    fundarfundar
    to establish or create (an organization, city, company, institution)
  763. #763
    gozargozar
    to enjoy (take pleasure in or have fun)
  764. #764
    hallarhallar
    to find or discover something or someone
  765. #765
    integrarintegrar
    to combine parts or elements into a single whole
  766. #766
    marcharmarchar
    to march; walk in a steady or organized way
  767. #767
    mezclarmezclar
    to mix or combine two or more substances or things
  768. #768
    opinaropinar
    to express an opinion; to think
  769. #769
    pintarpintar
    to paint
  770. #770
    poseerposeer
    to own or have something as property; to possess
  771. #771
    proyectarproyectar
    to cast or throw an image, light, sound, or film onto a surface
  772. #772
    reflejarreflejar
    to throw back light or an image from a surface (to mirror)
  773. #773
    repartirrepartir
    to give out or deliver items to multiple people
  774. #774
    requerirrequerir
    to need or demand something as necessary
  775. #775
    resistirresistir
    to resist; to oppose or fight against someone or something
  776. #776
    temertemer
    to fear; to be afraid of (something or someone) or to fear that something will happen.
  777. #777
    artísticoartístico
    Related to art or showing creativity and skill
  778. #778
    circularcircular
    to move or flow around a place or through a system
  779. #779
    eficazeficaz
    effective; producing the intended or desired result
  780. #780
    elementalelemental
    basic; fundamental or essential
  781. #781
    incapazincapaz
    not able or lacking the ability to do something
  782. #782
    indispensableindispensable
    Absolutely necessary; essential.
  783. #783
    inicialinicial
    happening or existing at the beginning; first
  784. #784
    magníficomagnífico
    magnificent; very impressive or excellent
  785. #785
    maravillosomaravilloso
    extremely good or delightful; inspiring wonder
  786. #786
    oportunooportuno
    timely; happening at a suitable or favorable moment
  787. #787
    redondoredondo
    Shaped like a circle or sphere; round
  788. #788
    relativorelativo
    not absolute; depending on circumstances or perspective
  789. #789
    respectivorespectivo
    Corresponding to each person or thing mentioned; respective.
  790. #790
    revolucionariorevolucionario
    relating to or supporting a political or social revolution
  791. #791
    sexualsexual
    Relating to sexual activity or sexual desire
  792. #792
    aparentementeaparentemente
    apparently; as far as it seems or appears
  793. #793
    exclusivamenteexclusivamente
    only; solely
  794. #794
    naturalmentenaturalmente
    in a natural or unforced way; not artificially
  795. #795
    especialistaespecialista
    a person who is an expert in a particular area or field
  796. #796
    actuaciónactuación
    a performance; the act of performing (on stage, in film, or at an event)
  797. #797
    bombabomba
    an explosive device or weapon
  798. #798
    cintacinta
    a strip or band of flexible material used for tying, decorating, sticking, or conveying (ribbon, adhesive tape, conveyor belt)
  799. #799
    comparacióncomparación
    the act or result of comparing two or more things; a statement noting similarities or differences
  800. #800
    desgraciadesgracia
    misfortune; bad luck; an unfortunate or tragic event
  801. #801
    divisióndivisión
    the mathematical operation of dividing numbers
  802. #802
    enseñanzaenseñanza
    teaching; the activity or profession of instructing learners
  803. #803
    fortunafortuna
    luck; chance or fate
  804. #804
    intervenciónintervención
    the act of intervening to influence or resolve a situation
  805. #805
    manifestaciónmanifestación
    a public demonstration or protest
  806. #806
    protecciónprotección
    The act or state of protecting; something that shields from harm.
  807. #807
    secciónsección
    a distinct part or division of something
  808. #808
    temporadatemporada
    a season or a limited period of time when a particular activity or event takes place
  809. #809
    tranquilidadtranquilidad
    calmness, peace, or quiet; the absence of disturbance or worry.
  810. #810
    victoriavictoria
    victory or triumph
  811. #811
    bordeborde
    edge, border, or rim of something
  812. #812
    caballerocaballero
    a polite, chivalrous, or well-mannered man (gentleman)
  813. #813
    continentecontinente
    A very large continuous area of land; one of the Earth's main regions.
  814. #814
    factorfactor
    An element, circumstance, or influence that contributes to a result
  815. #815
    hábitohábito
    a regular behavior or practice
  816. #816
    hierrohierro
    iron (the metallic element or metal material)
  817. #817
    mecanismomecanismo
    a mechanical device or part that makes something work
  818. #818
    órganoórgano
    A part of a living body that performs a particular function
  819. #819
    paisajepaisaje
    landscape; the view or appearance of a natural scene
  820. #820
    patrónpatrón
    a boss, employer, or owner who hires or directs workers
  821. #821
    reconocimientoreconocimiento
    acknowledgment or acceptance that something is true or exists
  822. #822
    testigotestigo
    A person who saw an event or can give testimony about it
  823. #823
    vallevalle
    a low area of land between hills or mountains, often with a river or stream
  824. #824
    abogadoabogado
    a lawyer — a person who gives legal advice and represents clients in legal matters
  825. #825
    aconsejaraconsejar
    to advise; to give advice
  826. #826
    adelantaradelantar
    to move forward or make progress
  827. #827
    agregaragregar
    to add or include something (append or put with something else)
  828. #828
    alteraralterar
    to change or modify something
  829. #829
    ampliarampliar
    to enlarge, increase, or expand (size, amount, or scope)
  830. #830
    apartarapartar
    to move something or someone to the side; to remove or separate physically
  831. #831
    atribuiratribuir
    to attribute; to ascribe a cause, quality, or responsibility to someone or something
  832. #832
    chocarchocar
    to crash into or collide with (physically hit something or someone)
  833. #833
    colaborarcolaborar
    to work together with others on a task or project
  834. #834
    descenderdescender
    to go down or move to a lower place or position
  835. #835
    desconocerdesconocer
    to not know; to be unaware of
  836. #836
    disminuirdisminuir
    to decrease; to make or become smaller or less
  837. #837
    empeñarempeñar
    to pawn or leave something as collateral for a loan
  838. #838
    encerrarencerrar
    to lock in or confine someone or something inside a place
  839. #839
    fallarfallar
    to fail; not succeed or stop working
  840. #840
    impulsarimpulsar
    to push (physically cause something to move)
  841. #841
    inclinarinclinar
    to tilt or lean (something or someone)
  842. #842
    modificarmodificar
    to change or alter something
  843. #843
    pasearpasear
    to go for a walk or stroll (on foot)
  844. #844
    proporcionarproporcionar
    to provide or supply
  845. #845
    reaccionarreaccionar
    to react
  846. #846
    sospecharsospechar
    to suspect; to think something is likely true or that someone is guilty, often without definite proof
  847. #847
    sustituirsustituir
    to replace or take the place of something or someone
  848. #848
    ubicarubicar
    to locate (find the position of something or someone)
  849. #849
    anónimoanónimo
    Not identified by name; having an unknown or withheld identity
  850. #850
    apropiadoapropiado
    Appropriate; suitable or fitting for a situation
  851. #851
    atractivoatractivo
    Attractive; pleasing or appealing in appearance or character.
  852. #852
    característicocaracterístico
    Typical or distinctive of a person, thing, or situation
  853. #853
    considerableconsiderable
    Large or significant in amount, size, or degree.
  854. #854
    cruelcruel
    Willfully causing pain or suffering; harsh or unkind.
  855. #855
    culpableculpable
    guilty; responsible for a fault, crime, or wrongdoing.
  856. #856
    democráticodemocrático
    relating to or supporting democracy
  857. #857
    dolorosodoloroso
    Causing physical pain
  858. #858
    dramáticodramático
    relating to drama, theater, or plays
  859. #859
    generosogeneroso
    willing to give or share; kind in giving
  860. #860
    gruesogrueso
    thick
  861. #861
    impresionanteimpresionante
    impressive; causing admiration or amazement
  862. #862
    industrialindustrial
    Relating to industry, factories, or manufacturing
  863. #863
    meromero
    mere; only; just
  864. #864
    ordinarioordinario
    common, usual, not special
  865. #865
    paraleloparalelo
    Extending in the same direction and always the same distance apart; not intersecting.
  866. #866
    rígidorígido
    physically stiff; not easily bent or flexible
  867. #867
    secundariosecundario
    secondary; less important or coming after the primary one
  868. #868
    solitariosolitario
    alone; characterized by being alone or feeling lonely
  869. #869
    urbanourbano
    Relating to a city or town; urban
  870. #870
    válidoválido
    Legally or officially acceptable; still in force
  871. #871
    posteriormenteposteriormente
    afterwards; later
  872. #872
    sumamentesumamente
    extremely; to a very high degree
  873. #873
    actualidadactualidad
    the present time; the current period
  874. #874
    administraciónadministración
    The act or process of managing or running an organization, business, or resources.
  875. #875
    asociaciónasociación
    An organization or group formed for a common purpose
  876. #876
    bromabroma
    a joke or prank
  877. #877
    civilizacióncivilización
    a complex human society with cities, institutions, and cultural and technological development
  878. #878
    colaboracióncolaboración
    the act of working together with others on a task or project
  879. #879
    combinacióncombinación
    A joining or mixture of two or more things; an arrangement or pairing.
  880. #880
    comodidadcomodidad
    comfort; ease or a feature that makes life more pleasant or convenient
  881. #881
    conferenciaconferencia
    a formal meeting or event where people discuss a particular subject (conference, congress)
  882. #882
    copacopa
    a drinking vessel or stemmed glass (e.g., for wine)
  883. #883
    cuerdacuerda
    a length of strong material used for tying, pulling, or binding (rope, cord)
  884. #884
    dignidaddignidad
    A sense of self-respect and worthiness; the quality of being worthy of respect.
  885. #885
    ediciónedición
    An edition or issue of a publication, release, or version of something.
  886. #886
    explosiónexplosión
    a violent burst or sudden release of energy that can cause damage
  887. #887
    garantíagarantía
    A legal promise or assurance that a product or service will be repaired, replaced, or refunded if defective (warranty).
  888. #888
    instanciainstancia
    a particular case or example
  889. #889
    inversióninversión
    Money or resources put into a business, project, property, or financial product to earn a profit or other benefit
  890. #890
    leyendaleyenda
    a traditional story or myth, often about heroes or origins
  891. #891
    madrugadamadrugada
    the very early hours of the morning around dawn or daybreak
  892. #892
    multitudmultitud
    a large crowd or great number of people or things
  893. #893
    nievenieve
    snow (frozen precipitation; weather phenomenon)
  894. #894
    orillaorilla
    edge; the bank or shore of a body of water, or the edge of any surface
  895. #895
    pensiónpensión
    a small hotel or boarding house; inexpensive lodging (often with meals)
  896. #896
    risarisa
    laughter; the sound or act of laughing
  897. #897
    rupturaruptura
    a physical break, tear, or split in something
  898. #898
    separaciónseparación
    the act or result of separating; a division or distance between things or people
  899. #899
    simpatíasimpatía
    friendliness; a pleasant or charming manner
  900. #900
    variedadvariedad
    a range or assortment of different things; diversity
  901. #901
    arcoarco
    A curved, load-bearing structure over an opening (arch).
  902. #902
    autoauto
    car, automobile
  903. #903
    caoscaos
    a state of complete disorder and confusion
  904. #904
    ciclociclo
    a series of events or stages that repeat or form a complete sequence
  905. #905
    cristalcristal
    glass (the material) or a single pane of glass (e.g., a windowpane)
  906. #906
    delitodelito
    a criminal act; an offense against the law.
  907. #907
    despachodespacho
    an office or room used for professional work or as a home study
  908. #908
    dramadrama
    a play or work in the dramatic arts (theatre, film, or TV)
  909. #909
    esquemaesquema
    a brief outline, diagram, or plan showing the main points or structure of something.
  910. #910
    funcionamientofuncionamiento
    the way something works; its functioning or operation
  911. #911
    héroehéroe
    a person admired for bravery or noble qualities
  912. #912
    homenajehomenaje
    A public act or event that honors or shows respect to someone; a tribute.
  913. #913
    horrorhorror
    a feeling of intense fear, shock, or disgust
  914. #914
    líquidolíquido
    a substance that flows and takes the shape of its container
  915. #915
    mapamapa
    a drawing or chart that shows geographic locations and features (cities, roads, terrain)
  916. #916
    matizmatiz
    A subtle or slight difference in meaning, feeling, or opinion; a nuance.
  917. #917
    milagromilagro
    an extraordinary or surprising event, often attributed to divine or supernatural intervention; a very fortunate or astonishing occurrence
  918. #918
    misteriomisterio
    something unknown or difficult to understand; a puzzling event or fact.
  919. #919
    orgulloorgullo
    a feeling of pride, satisfaction, or self-respect
  920. #920
    pasajepasaje
    A ticket or fare for travel (bus, train, plane).
  921. #921
    perfilperfil
    A short description or summary of a person or organization (e.g., online account or résumé)
  922. #922
    rayorayo
    a flash or bolt of lightning
  923. #923
    retratoretrato
    A picture of a person (painting, drawing, or photograph) showing their face and expression.
  924. #924
    sociosocio
    partner or associate (especially in business or a company)
  925. #925
    terrorterror
    extreme, intense fear
  926. #926
    pintorpintor
    a person who paints (an artist who paints pictures or a tradesperson who paints walls or surfaces)
  927. #927
    vendedorvendedor
    salesperson; someone who sells goods or services
  928. #928
    ochentaochenta
    eighty (the number 80)
  929. #929
    abarcarabarcar
    to include or cover; to encompass (a topic, area, or range)
  930. #930
    absorberabsorber
    To take in or soak up a liquid, gas, heat, or other substance
  931. #931
    apretarapretar
    to press or squeeze (apply pressure with the hand or a device)
  932. #932
    combinarcombinar
    to combine; to join, mix, or make things go together
  933. #933
    competircompetir
    to compete (take part in a contest or rivalry)
  934. #934
    comprometercomprometer
    to put at risk or jeopardize
  935. #935
    curarcurar
    to cure or heal (make someone healthy)
  936. #936
    desempeñardesempeñar
    to perform or carry out a task, duty, or function
  937. #937
    educareducar
    to educate; to teach or raise someone (especially children) and give them knowledge, values, or skills
  938. #938
    envolverenvolver
    to wrap (cover something with paper, cloth, or similar)
  939. #939
    expulsarexpulsar
    to force someone to leave a place, organization, or country
  940. #940
    generargenerar
    to generate or produce (create something, cause to exist)
  941. #941
    gobernargobernar
    to govern; to rule or be in charge of a state, region, or organization
  942. #942
    influirinfluir
    to have influence over someone or something; to affect
  943. #943
    inspirarinspirar
    to cause someone to feel motivated or creative
  944. #944
    juntarjuntar
    to put together or join items or parts
  945. #945
    mentirmentir
    to tell a lie; to say something that is not true
  946. #946
    optaroptar
    to choose or select one option
  947. #947
    orientarorientar
    to guide or direct someone or something; to give instructions or show the way
  948. #948
    prenderprender
    to turn on (a device, light, appliance)
  949. #949
    protestarprotestar
    to express disagreement or opposition, often publicly; to object.
  950. #950
    vigilarvigilar
    to watch over or guard someone or something
  951. #951
    ausenteausente
    not present; away
  952. #952
    autónomoautónomo
    autonomous; independent, able to act on its own
  953. #953
    conservadorconservador
    Favoring traditional political or social views; right-leaning.
  954. #954
    deportivodeportivo
    relating to sports; athletic
  955. #955
    doradodorado
    golden; gold-colored or golden-brown in appearance
  956. #956
    exquisitoexquisito
    Extremely good or pleasing; of very high quality or taste
  957. #957
    hartoharto
    fed up with; tired or annoyed by someone or something
  958. #958
    ideológicoideológico
    Relating to an ideology or system of ideas (often political).
  959. #959
    juveniljuvenil
    Relating to young people; intended for or typical of youth.
  960. #960
    misteriosomisterioso
    mysterious
  961. #961
    municipalmunicipal
    Relating to a municipality or local government (town or city)
  962. #962
    químicoquímico
    chemical; relating to chemistry or produced by chemical processes
  963. #963
    racionalracional
    reasonable; logical; based on reason or sound judgment
  964. #964
    realistarealista
    realistic; practical and accepting of things as they are
  965. #965
    ruralrural
    relating to the countryside or non-urban areas
  966. #966
    sentimentalsentimental
    Emotional; showing or influenced by strong feelings, often tenderness or nostalgia.
  967. #967
    socialistasocialista
    Relating to socialism or its political ideas
  968. #968
    sutilsutil
    subtle; not obvious or easily noticed
  969. #969
    teóricoteórico
    Relating to theory rather than practice; abstract or not tested in real situations.
  970. #970
    transparentetransparente
    Allowing light to pass through; see-through
  971. #971
    anteriormenteanteriormente
    previously; earlier; before now
  972. #972
    librementelibremente
    freely; without restraint or restriction
  973. #973
    ligeramenteligeramente
    slightly; to a small degree
  974. #974
    eheh
    used at the end of a sentence to ask for confirmation or agreement
  975. #975
    bolabola
    A round object; a ball or spherical portion (also used for a rounded serving, like a scoop of ice cream)
  976. #976
    campanacampana
    A bell (metal instrument that rings)
  977. #977
    circulacióncirculación
    movement of vehicles or people on roads; traffic
  978. #978
    dependenciadependencia
    state of relying on someone or something; reliance or addiction
  979. #979
    descripcióndescripción
    A spoken or written account that gives details about someone or something.
  980. #980
    determinacióndeterminación
    a decision or choice made after considering something
  981. #981
    distincióndistinción
    a difference or distinguishing feature between two or more things
  982. #982
    eficaciaeficacia
    effectiveness; the ability to produce the intended result
  983. #983
    entidadentidad
    an organization, institution, or independent legal or conceptual unit
  984. #984
    especialidadespecialidad
    a person's area of expertise or professional/academic specialization
  985. #985
    huelgahuelga
    A work stoppage or organized job action (strike)
  986. #986
    igualdadigualdad
    equality; the state of being equal, especially in rights, status, or opportunities
  987. #987
    injusticiainjusticia
    a lack of fairness; an unfair act or situation
  988. #988
    limitaciónlimitación
    a restriction or rule that limits what is possible or allowed
  989. #989
    mercancíamercancía
    Goods or merchandise (items for sale or transport)
  990. #990
    moscamosca
    a fly (the insect)
  991. #991
    palmapalma
    the palm of the hand
  992. #992
    precauciónprecaución
    Careful behavior or attention to avoid danger or problems
  993. #993
    quejaqueja
    a complaint or expression of dissatisfaction
  994. #994
    reformareforma
    An official change to laws, institutions, or policies intended to improve them
  995. #995
    solidaridadsolidaridad
    mutual support, unity, or cooperation among people, especially in difficult situations
  996. #996
    tentacióntentación
    a strong desire to do something, especially something wrong or unwise; something that tempts
  997. #997
    utilidadutilidad
    usefulness; the quality of being useful
  998. #998
    vigilanciavigilancia
    surveillance; monitoring of people, places, or activities
  999. #999
    cablecable
    a thick insulated wire or group of wires used to carry electricity, signals, or data; an electric or communication cable
  1000. #1000
    caprichocapricho
    A sudden, short-lived desire or impulse; a whim

B2

1500 words at the B2 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    cuerocuero
    leather (processed animal skin used as a material)
  2. #2
    énfasisénfasis
    Special importance, attention, or prominence given to something
  3. #3
    espectadorespectador
    a person who watches an event, performance, or game
  4. #4
    geniogenio
    a very intelligent or exceptionally talented person
  5. #5
    incendioincendio
    a fire or blaze, especially a large or destructive one
  6. #6
    labiolabio
    lip
  7. #7
    leónleón
    a large wild cat (lion) — the animal Panthera leo.
  8. #8
    monumentomonumento
    a structure, statue, or building erected to honor or remember a person, event, or idea
  9. #9
    pianopiano
    a musical instrument played by pressing keys
  10. #10
    prejuicioprejuicio
    an unfair or negative opinion about a person or group formed without enough knowledge or experience
  11. #11
    pretextopretexto
    A reason or explanation given to hide the true motive; an excuse
  12. #12
    respaldorespaldo
    support or backing (emotional, political, or financial)
  13. #13
    rumorrumor
    An unverified piece of information; gossip
  14. #14
    septiembreseptiembre
    September — the ninth month of the year.
  15. #15
    sombrerosombrero
    a hat; a head covering, usually with a brim
  16. #16
    sufrimientosufrimiento
    physical or emotional pain or hardship someone endures
  17. #17
    tribunaltribunal
    a court (a judicial body that hears and decides legal cases)
  18. #18
    viciovicio
    a bad habit or addictive behavior
  19. #19
    investigadorinvestigador
    a person who conducts research or investigations, often professionally
  20. #20
    acogeracoger
    to welcome or receive someone into a place or home
  21. #21
    administraradministrar
    to manage, run, or be in charge of an organization, project, or resource
  22. #22
    afrontarafrontar
    to face or deal with a difficult situation or problem
  23. #23
    alegraralegrar
    to make someone happy; to cheer someone up
  24. #24
    alzaralzar
    to lift or raise (something)
  25. #25
    anularanular
    to cancel or make something void
  26. #26
    armararmar
    to assemble or put together (objects or parts)
  27. #27
    concretarconcretar
    to make something precise or definite; to specify
  28. #28
    convivirconvivir
    to live together; share a home
  29. #29
    convocarconvocar
    To call together or summon people for a meeting, event, or official purpose; also to formally call (e.g., elections, strikes, or calls for applications).
  30. #30
    deducirdeducir
    to deduce or infer (reach a conclusion from evidence or reasoning)
  31. #31
    descartardescartar
    to discard, reject, or rule out (an idea, option, or item)
  32. #32
    desviardesviar
    to redirect or send something or someone to a different route or place
  33. #33
    detectardetectar
    to discover, notice, or identify the presence of something
  34. #34
    diferenciardiferenciar
    to distinguish; recognize differences between people or things
  35. #35
    distraerdistraer
    to distract (cause someone’s attention to be diverted)
  36. #36
    efectuarefectuar
    to carry out, perform, or execute an action, task, or operation
  37. #37
    guiarguiar
    to guide or direct (a person, vehicle, or process)
  38. #38
    imprimirimprimir
    to print (produce text or images on paper or send a file to a printer)
  39. #39
    picarpicar
    to sting or bite (insects or small animals)
  40. #40
    planearplanear
    to plan; to organize or arrange in advance
  41. #41
    plantarplantar
    to plant (put seeds, plants, or trees in the ground)
  42. #42
    proclamarproclamar
    to publicly announce or declare (often officially)
  43. #43
    rescatarrescatar
    to rescue or save someone or something from danger or a difficult situation
  44. #44
    sacudirsacudir
    to shake (something)
  45. #45
    seleccionarseleccionar
    to choose or pick something from a group
  46. #46
    sembrarsembrar
    to sow; to plant (seeds or crops)
  47. #47
    tejertejer
    To knit or weave yarn or thread to make fabric or clothing.
  48. #48
    tolerartolerar
    to tolerate; to accept or endure something unpleasant or annoying
  49. #49
    tragartragar
    to swallow (food, drink, pills, or other objects)
  50. #50
    trazartrazar
    to draw or make lines (physically draw or trace shapes)
  51. #51
    triunfartriunfar
    to succeed or achieve victory
  52. #52
    valorarvalorar
    to value; to assess or appreciate the worth of someone or something
  53. #53
    altísimoaltísimo
    very tall or very high
  54. #54
    contradictoriocontradictorio
    contradictory; showing or expressing the opposite or something inconsistent
  55. #55
    discretodiscreto
    not drawing attention; modest or understated
  56. #56
    espantosoespantoso
    very frightening; causing fear or horror
  57. #57
    formidableformidable
    excellent; very good or impressive in a positive way
  58. #58
    indirectoindirecto
    Not direct; done or expressed through an intermediary or in a roundabout way
  59. #59
    laborallaboral
    relating to work or employment
  60. #60
    lamentablelamentable
    regrettable; unfortunate
  61. #61
    nativonativo
    native; born in or originating from a particular place; indigenous
  62. #62
    notorionotorio
    clear or obvious; easily noticed
  63. #63
    pacíficopacífico
    peaceful; calm; not violent or warlike
  64. #64
    pálidopálido
    Very light in color; lacking normal color (often for skin or face)
  65. #65
    regionalregional
    Relating to a particular region or area
  66. #66
    repentinorepentino
    sudden; happening quickly or without warning
  67. #67
    simbólicosimbólico
    symbolic — representing or standing for something else, often an idea or feeling.
  68. #68
    tensotenso
    Physically tight or stretched (not loose)
  69. #69
    valientevaliente
    brave; showing courage in the face of danger or difficulty
  70. #70
    verbalverbal
    Spoken or oral (not written).
  71. #71
    habitualmentehabitualmente
    usually; regularly; in a habitual way
  72. #72
    adolescenciaadolescencia
    the period of life between childhood and adulthood
  73. #73
    aficiónafición
    a hobby or pastime (an activity done for enjoyment)
  74. #74
    alfombraalfombra
    a fabric floor covering; a rug or carpet
  75. #75
    ansiedadansiedad
    anxiety; a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease about a situation or the future.
  76. #76
    autonomíaautonomía
    The ability of a person, group, or region to govern or make decisions independently (self-government or personal independence).
  77. #77
    barbabarba
    beard (facial hair on the chin, cheeks, and jaw)
  78. #78
    cañacaña
    a tall, hollow plant stalk or cane (e.g., reed or sugarcane); the material from that plant
  79. #79
    catástrofecatástrofe
    A severe disaster or calamity that causes great damage, loss, or suffering
  80. #80
    celebracióncelebración
    an event or act of celebrating; a party or ceremony
  81. #81
    cinturacintura
    waist; the part of the body between the ribs and the hips
  82. #82
    complicacióncomplicación
    A difficulty or problem that makes a situation more complex
  83. #83
    constanciaconstancia
    perseverance; steady persistence in doing something
  84. #84
    duraciónduración
    the length of time that something lasts
  85. #85
    fibrafibra
    A thread-like material used in textiles, construction, or optics (e.g., textile fiber, optical fiber).
  86. #86
    ficciónficción
    a story or narrative invented from the imagination rather than based on fact; the literary genre of invented tales.
  87. #87
    galeríagalería
    a place where artworks are exhibited or sold
  88. #88
    ideologíaideología
    A set of ideas and beliefs about politics, society, or culture
  89. #89
    ignoranciaignorancia
    lack of knowledge or information
  90. #90
    indiferenciaindiferencia
    lack of interest, concern, or sympathy; apathy.
  91. #91
    mangamanga
    sleeve (part of a garment)
  92. #92
    máscaramáscara
    mask (a covering worn over the face for disguise, protection, or performance)
  93. #93
    nostalgianostalgia
    a sentimental longing or wistful affection for the past
  94. #94
    obsesiónobsesión
    A persistent, often unhealthy preoccupation or fixation with a person, idea, or activity.
  95. #95
    pautapauta
    a guideline or standard for how something should be done
  96. #96
    peticiónpetición
    a request or formal petition for something
  97. #97
    porciónporción
    A part or share of something; an amount or serving (often of food)
  98. #98
    previsiónprevisión
    a forecast or prediction about future events (e.g., weather, economy)
  99. #99
    recuperaciónrecuperación
    recovery; the process of returning to a normal or healthy state after illness, loss, or decline
  100. #100
    seriedadseriedad
    the quality of being serious, earnest, or solemn
  101. #101
    trascendenciatrascendencia
    Importance, relevance, or lasting impact
  102. #102
    venganzavenganza
    revenge; action taken to punish someone for a wrongdoing
  103. #103
    agujeroagujero
    a hole, opening, or gap in a surface or object
  104. #104
    amaneceramanecer
    to begin to get light; to dawn (intransitive)
  105. #105
    aplausoaplauso
    applause; the clapping people make to show approval
  106. #106
    balancebalance
    a summary of results or the overall outcome
  107. #107
    cartelcartel
    a poster, sign, or large printed notice
  108. #108
    cartóncartón
    cardboard; a sheet or the material made from pressed paper
  109. #109
    castillocastillo
    castle; a large fortified building or palace
  110. #110
    corajecoraje
    courage, bravery
  111. #111
    domiciliodomicilio
    home; the place where someone lives
  112. #112
    escudoescudo
    A physical shield used for protection in combat or defense.
  113. #113
    exilioexilio
    the state or period of being forced to live away from one's country, especially for political reasons
  114. #114
    fragmentofragmento
    a small piece broken off or detached from something
  115. #115
    guanteguante
    a glove; a covering for the hand worn for protection, warmth, or for activities
  116. #116
    indicioindicio
    a sign, clue, or piece of evidence that suggests something
  117. #117
    malestarmalestar
    a feeling of physical or emotional discomfort; not feeling well
  118. #118
    monomono
    monkey (the animal)
  119. #119
    pánicopánico
    a sudden overwhelming fear or anxiety that often causes irrational action
  120. #120
    porcentajeporcentaje
    The proportion or share of a whole expressed as parts per hundred (percent).
  121. #121
    rangorango
    rank; position in a hierarchy (military, job, social).
  122. #122
    trayectotrayecto
    the route or distance traveled between two points; a leg of a trip
  123. #123
    quinientosquinientos
    five hundred
  124. #124
    trescientostrescientos
    three hundred
  125. #125
    acertaracertar
    to be correct; to guess or get something right
  126. #126
    adoraradorar
    to worship (show religious devotion)
  127. #127
    aislaraislar
    to separate or keep someone/something apart from others (e.g., quarantine, seclude)
  128. #128
    aliviaraliviar
    to relieve or make less severe (pain, suffering, burden, pressure)
  129. #129
    aludiraludir
    to refer to something or someone indirectly; to hint at
  130. #130
    arriesgararriesgar
    to risk; to put something or oneself in danger or at stake
  131. #131
    asignarasignar
    to assign or allocate (a task, role, resource, or value) in work, school, or technical contexts.
  132. #132
    burlarburlar
    to mock; to make fun of someone
  133. #133
    cazarcazar
    to hunt
  134. #134
    descuidardescuidar
    to neglect; to fail to take care of someone or something
  135. #135
    desplegardesplegar
    to unfold or open something that was folded
  136. #136
    despreciardespreciar
    to feel contempt or strong dislike for someone or something
  137. #137
    disolverdisolver
    to dissolve (cause a solid or substance to mix into a liquid)
  138. #138
    ensayarensayar
    to rehearse or practice (a play, speech, musical piece)
  139. #139
    evolucionarevolucionar
    to develop or change gradually over time
  140. #140
    excluirexcluir
    to exclude; to leave out or prevent from being included
  141. #141
    finalizarfinalizar
    to finish or bring something to an end
  142. #142
    insinuarinsinuar
    to suggest or hint at something indirectly
  143. #143
    perjudicarperjudicar
    to harm or damage someone or something; to be detrimental to
  144. #144
    programarprogramar
    to write computer programs; to code
  145. #145
    reemplazarreemplazar
    to replace
  146. #146
    rodarrodar
    to roll (move by turning over or along a surface)
  147. #147
    rogarrogar
    to beg or implore (to ask someone earnestly)
  148. #148
    soplarsoplar
    to blow (move air)
  149. #149
    ambiguoambiguo
    open to more than one interpretation; unclear
  150. #150
    costosocostoso
    expensive; costing a lot of money
  151. #151
    cubanocubano
    Relating to Cuba; from Cuba
  152. #152
    densodenso
    Thick or closely packed; having a high physical density or viscosity.
  153. #153
    educativoeducativo
    Relating to education; intended to teach or provide instruction
  154. #154
    eficienteeficiente
    able to do tasks well with little wasted time or resources
  155. #155
    emocionalemocional
    relating to emotions; showing or caused by strong feelings
  156. #156
    furiosofurioso
    extremely angry
  157. #157
    imaginarioimaginario
    imaginary; existing only in the imagination; not real
  158. #158
    inciertoincierto
    not certain; unknown or doubtful
  159. #159
    ingenuoingenuo
    naive; easily fooled or lacking experience or suspicion
  160. #160
    lealleal
    Loyal or faithful; showing steady support or allegiance.
  161. #161
    mexicanomexicano
    From or related to Mexico (adjective)
  162. #162
    oraloral
    relating to the mouth or oral cavity.
  163. #163
    respetuosorespetuoso
    showing respect or politeness toward others
  164. #164
    sistemáticosistemático
    Organized and methodical; done according to a system or plan.
  165. #165
    tibiotibio
    slightly warm; neither hot nor cold (temperature)
  166. #166
    excesivamenteexcesivamente
    to an excessive degree; overly; too much
  167. #167
    suavementesuavemente
    in a soft, gentle, or smooth manner
  168. #168
    adaptaciónadaptación
    the process of adjusting to new conditions or surroundings
  169. #169
    adquisiciónadquisición
    the act or process of acquiring or obtaining something
  170. #170
    alianzaalianza
    An agreement or union between groups, countries, or parties (alliance).
  171. #171
    alusiónalusión
    an indirect reference or hint to a person, event, idea, or text
  172. #172
    antigüedadantigüedad
    antiquity; great age or ancientness
  173. #173
    asambleaasamblea
    a meeting or gathering of people for discussion or to make decisions
  174. #174
    becabeca
    A scholarship or grant of money to support a student's or researcher's education or training.
  175. #175
    caridadcaridad
    compassion or kindness toward others; the virtue of being generous or merciful.
  176. #176
    casitacasita
    a small house or cottage, often cozy or diminutive
  177. #177
    chispachispa
    a small burning particle produced by fire or electricity
  178. #178
    conservaciónconservación
    the act or process of preserving, protecting, or maintaining something (especially the environment, resources, or objects)
  179. #179
    cumbrecumbre
    the highest point of a hill or mountain; peak.
  180. #180
    cunacuna
    A small bed for a baby (crib or cradle).
  181. #181
    dedicacióndedicación
    serious commitment, effort, or devotion to a task or person
  182. #182
    difusióndifusión
    the act or process of spreading or being spread
  183. #183
    especulaciónespeculación
    an idea or opinion formed without firm evidence; conjecture
  184. #184
    explotaciónexplotación
    The act of unfairly using people for profit or advantage (e.g., labor or sexual exploitation).
  185. #185
    fichaficha
    A small card used to record information (index/file card)
  186. #186
    harinaharina
    flour (powder made by grinding grains, used for cooking and baking)
  187. #187
    inocenciainocencia
    lack of guilt; not being legally or morally responsible for a wrongdoing
  188. #188
    inscripcióninscripción
    registration; the act or process of signing up or enrolling
  189. #189
    insistenciainsistencia
    insistence or persistence in repeatedly asking, urging, or demanding something
  190. #190
    intuiciónintuición
    A natural feeling or hunch about something without conscious reasoning.
  191. #191
    invencióninvención
    a newly created device, method, or original idea
  192. #192
    iraira
    anger; a strong feeling of displeasure or hostility
  193. #193
    localidadlocalidad
    a town, village, or populated place; a locality
  194. #194
    óperaópera
    a staged musical drama performed by singers with orchestral accompaniment
  195. #195
    plataformaplataforma
    A raised flat surface or structure used for standing, boarding, or presenting (e.g., stage, train platform).
  196. #196
    rebeldíarebeldía
    Resistance or refusal to obey authority; a rebellious attitude or behavior.
  197. #197
    renovaciónrenovación
    The act of renewing or extending something's validity or term.
  198. #198
    réplicaréplica
    a spoken or written reply, answer, or retort
  199. #199
    rondaronda
    a patrol or security round
  200. #200
    semejanzasemejanza
    similarity; likeness; resemblance
  201. #201
    abismoabismo
    a very deep chasm or gorge; a large, dangerous gap (literal or figurative)
  202. #202
    algodónalgodón
    cotton (the soft natural fiber or material used for fabrics and products)
  203. #203
    aniversarioaniversario
    a yearly date that marks a past event or milestone
  204. #204
    campamentocampamento
    camp; a place where people stay temporarily (e.g., campsite, summer camp, military camp, refugee camp)
  205. #205
    disgustodisgusto
    annoyance or upset caused by bad news, a mistake, or someone's actions
  206. #206
    gallogallo
    a rooster (male chicken)
  207. #207
    lemalema
    A short phrase used as a motto or slogan.
  208. #208
    mantenimientomantenimiento
    Maintenance; the upkeep or servicing of equipment, buildings, or systems.
  209. #209
    optimismooptimismo
    a positive outlook or tendency to expect good outcomes
  210. #210
    perfumeperfume
    a liquid with a pleasant smell used on the body or clothes
  211. #211
    provechoprovecho
    benefit or advantage; something useful or profitable
  212. #212
    pulsopulso
    the rhythmic beating of the heart or an artery
  213. #213
    reglamentoreglamento
    a set of official rules or regulations that govern behavior, procedures, or operations.
  214. #214
    sindicatosindicato
    an organization of workers that represents employees to negotiate wages and working conditions
  215. #215
    temblortemblor
    a small earthquake or seismic tremor
  216. #216
    abusarabusar
    to mistreat or harm a person (physically, sexually, or emotionally)
  217. #217
    aguardaraguardar
    to wait for; to await
  218. #218
    arrepentirarrepentir
    to regret or feel sorry for something (often used reflexively: arrepentirse de)
  219. #219
    atraparatrapar
    to catch or capture (something or someone); to trap
  220. #220
    besarbesar
    to kiss
  221. #221
    consentirconsentir
    to agree to or give permission for something
  222. #222
    contrastarcontrastar
    to show or point out differences between two or more things
  223. #223
    desencadenardesencadenar
    to trigger or set off (an event, reaction, or process)
  224. #224
    desenvolverdesenvolver
    to unwrap; remove the wrapping from something
  225. #225
    deslizardeslizar
    to slide or glide (move smoothly along a surface)
  226. #226
    emigraremigrar
    to leave one's country to live in another
  227. #227
    enfriarenfriar
    to make something colder; to cool down
  228. #228
    fomentarfomentar
    to encourage or promote the development or growth of something
  229. #229
    fundirfundir
    to melt, smelt, or cast (turn a solid—especially metal—into liquid and pour into a mold)
  230. #230
    ilustrarilustrar
    to illustrate; to explain or make clear, often using pictures or examples
  231. #231
    inscribirinscribir
    to register or enroll (someone or oneself on an official list or record)
  232. #232
    mojarmojar
    to make wet; to dampen or soak slightly
  233. #233
    predicarpredicar
    To deliver a religious sermon or proclaim religious teachings publicly.
  234. #234
    profundizarprofundizar
    to make or become physically deeper
  235. #235
    reanudarreanudar
    to resume; to start again after an interruption
  236. #236
    removerremover
    to stir or mix by moving something (like a spoon) in a liquid or soft substance
  237. #237
    reprimirreprimir
    to repress; to hold back or suppress (feelings, actions, impulses, information, or movements)
  238. #238
    reprocharreprochar
    to express disapproval or blame to someone
  239. #239
    vaciarvaciar
    to empty (remove the contents of something)
  240. #240
    verificarverificar
    to check or confirm that something is true, correct, or working
  241. #241
    ágilágil
    Quick and light in movement or thought; nimble.
  242. #242
    ambulanteambulante
    itinerant; moving from place to place
  243. #243
    brasileñobrasileño
    From Brazil; relating to Brazil or its people
  244. #244
    cariñosocariñoso
    affectionate; showing warmth or fondness toward others.
  245. #245
    celosoceloso
    jealous; feeling possessive or suspicious about someone’s attention or affections
  246. #246
    compactocompacto
    small in size or designed to save space
  247. #247
    comprensiblecomprensible
    able to be understood; clear or easy to follow
  248. #248
    convincenteconvincente
    persuasive; able to make someone believe or accept something.
  249. #249
    defensivodefensivo
    defensive — intended to protect or to defend; showing a defensive or guarded attitude
  250. #250
    descalzodescalzo
    barefoot (without shoes)
  251. #251
    diminutodiminuto
    very small; tiny
  252. #252
    efímeroefímero
    lasting for a very short time; short-lived
  253. #253
    estratégicoestratégico
    Relating to planning or actions intended to achieve a long-term goal
  254. #254
    éticoético
    relating to ethics; morally right or acceptable
  255. #255
    imprevistoimprevisto
    unexpected
  256. #256
    incomprensibleincomprensible
    not understandable; impossible or very difficult to understand
  257. #257
    indiscutibleindiscutible
    Impossible to dispute; unquestionable
  258. #258
    inexplicableinexplicable
    impossible or very difficult to explain
  259. #259
    inminenteinminente
    About to happen very soon; impending
  260. #260
    inolvidableinolvidable
    unforgettable
  261. #261
    mediocremediocre
    Of average or below-average quality; not very good.
  262. #262
    peruanoperuano
    From or relating to Peru; a person or thing from Peru.
  263. #263
    presidencialpresidencial
    Relating to a president or the office of the president
  264. #264
    ruidosoruidoso
    making a lot of noise; noisy.
  265. #265
    velozveloz
    fast; quick
  266. #266
    bruscamentebruscamente
    Abruptly; suddenly, in a sharp or brusque way
  267. #267
    mutuamentemutuamente
    Mutually; in a way that involves both/all parties equally
  268. #268
    radicalmenteradicalmente
    completely or extremely; fundamentally.
  269. #269
    academiaacademia
    A school or private institute that offers specialized classes (e.g., language, dance, or tutoring)
  270. #270
    aproximaciónaproximación
    the act of coming near or moving closer (an approach)
  271. #271
    bandejabandeja
    a flat container used to carry, hold, or serve items (e.g., food, papers, mail)
  272. #272
    biografíabiografía
    a written account of someone's life
  273. #273
    caderacadera
    the hip; the joint and surrounding area at the side of the pelvis.
  274. #274
    catedralcatedral
    A large Christian church that is the principal church of a diocese; the bishop's seat.
  275. #275
    constituciónconstitución
    The fundamental laws and principles that govern a country or organization; the written charter or document.
  276. #276
    cortesíacortesía
    politeness; polite or courteous behavior
  277. #277
    embajadaembajada
    an embassy; a country's diplomatic office located in another country
  278. #278
    esculturaescultura
    a three-dimensional work of art made by carving, modeling, or assembling materials
  279. #279
    humillaciónhumillación
    the act or feeling of being humiliated; shame or loss of dignity
  280. #280
    imitaciónimitación
    a copy or reproduction of something (not the genuine article)
  281. #281
    imposiciónimposición
    the act of imposing something, such as laws, taxes, penalties, or rules.
  282. #282
    indicaciónindicación
    a sign or piece of evidence that suggests something
  283. #283
    innovacióninnovación
    the creation or introduction of new ideas, methods, products, or processes.
  284. #284
    integridadintegridad
    honesty; moral uprightness
  285. #285
    mantamanta
    a blanket; a large piece of fabric used for warmth or to cover a bed
  286. #286
    mierdamierda
    Feces; excrement (literal, vulgar)
  287. #287
    planchaplancha
    an electric iron (for ironing clothes)
  288. #288
    reconstrucciónreconstrucción
    The process of rebuilding or restoring something that was damaged or destroyed.
  289. #289
    sanciónsanción
    A penalty or punishment imposed for breaking a rule or law.
  290. #290
    serpienteserpiente
    a reptile with a long, legless body; a snake.
  291. #291
    siestasiesta
    A short sleep taken in the early afternoon, often after lunch.
  292. #292
    atardeceratardecer
    to become evening; to get dark
  293. #293
    catálogocatálogo
    a catalog or list of items, usually a booklet or online listing showing products or services
  294. #294
    desacuerdodesacuerdo
    disagreement; lack of agreement or consensus between people or groups.
  295. #295
    elogioelogio
    praise; a compliment or expression of approval
  296. #296
    hígadohígado
    the liver (the internal organ that helps filter blood and aids digestion)
  297. #297
    ocioocio
    free time; time spent relaxing or on enjoyable activities
  298. #298
    productorproductor
    a person or company that produces goods, crops, or raw materials.
  299. #299
    ramoramo
    a bunch or bouquet of flowers
  300. #300
    reportajereportaje
    a journalistic report or feature story (on TV, radio, or in print)
  301. #301
    tactotacto
    the physical sense of touch; ability to feel pressure, texture, or temperature
  302. #302
    terremototerremoto
    earthquake
  303. #303
    traidortraidor
    a person who betrays someone, a betrayer or traitor
  304. #304
    trastornotrastorno
    a disorder or disturbance affecting health, mental state, behavior, or normal functioning.
  305. #305
    venenoveneno
    A substance that causes harm or death when ingested, inhaled, or absorbed (poison).
  306. #306
    fotógrafofotógrafo
    a person who takes photographs, especially as a profession
  307. #307
    pilotopiloto
    someone who operates or steers an aircraft, ship, or vehicle (pilot/driver)
  308. #308
    agruparagrupar
    to group; to put things or people into a group
  309. #309
    arrasararrasar
    to destroy completely; to raze or devastate
  310. #310
    chuparchupar
    to suck (draw something into the mouth using the lips and tongue)
  311. #311
    colarcolar
    to strain or filter a liquid or mixture
  312. #312
    concurrirconcurrir
    to attend or be present at an event
  313. #313
    condicionarcondicionar
    to influence or determine the outcome of something
  314. #314
    configurarconfigurar
    to configure or set up settings or components so something works (e.g., software, devices)
  315. #315
    constatarconstatar
    to confirm or verify that something is true or exists
  316. #316
    derramarderramar
    to spill or pour out (a liquid); to cause liquid to flow out
  317. #317
    devorardevorar
    to eat something quickly and completely; to consume greedily
  318. #318
    emocionaremocionar
    to cause someone to feel strong emotion; to move or touch emotionally
  319. #319
    encabezarencabezar
    to lead or be in charge of a group, team, project, or initiative
  320. #320
    espantarespantar
    to scare; to frighten
  321. #321
    fortalecerfortalecer
    to make something or someone stronger; to strengthen or reinforce
  322. #322
    intuirintuir
    to sense; to have a feeling about something without explicit evidence
  323. #323
    invocarinvocar
    To call on a god, spirit, or supernatural force (often in a ritual).
  324. #324
    latirlatir
    to beat (of the heart); to throb or pulse
  325. #325
    liquidarliquidar
    to sell off or close out goods or assets (convert into cash)
  326. #326
    retrasarretrasar
    to delay (make something happen later)
  327. #327
    anterioranterior
    previous; earlier; preceding
  328. #328
    capazcapaz
    able; having the ability or capacity to do something
  329. #329
    ciertocierto
    particular or specific (used before a noun: 'a certain')
  330. #330
    distintodistinto
    different; not the same as another
  331. #331
    especialespecial
    different from what is usual; notable or particular
  332. #332
    puespues
    a filler word used like 'well' to start or pause speech
  333. #333
    especieespecie
    a biological species (group of living organisms that can reproduce with each other)
  334. #334
    guerraguerra
    war; an armed conflict between countries, groups, or states
  335. #335
    posibilidadposibilidad
    a chance or likelihood that something may happen; a possible option or outcome.
  336. #336
    ladrónladrón
    a person who steals; thief
  337. #337
    procesoproceso
    A series of actions or steps to achieve a result
  338. #338
    siglosiglo
    A period of 100 years
  339. #339
    valorvalor
    the monetary or practical worth of something; how much something is worth
  340. #340
    cientociento
    the number one hundred (used as 'ciento' before other numbers; use 'cien' before nouns)
  341. #341
    desdedesde
    from — indicates origin, source, or a starting point in space or a sequence
  342. #342
    acercaracercar
    to move something or someone closer (transitive)
  343. #343
    alcanzaralcanzar
    to reach or get to a place, point, or goal
  344. #344
    cumplircumplir
    to fulfill, carry out, or complete an obligation, promise, duty, or task
  345. #345
    dedicardedicar
    to devote time, effort, or attention to something
  346. #346
    desarrollardesarrollar
    to develop; to cause something to grow, improve, or be created over time.
  347. #347
    detenerdetener
    to stop or cause something to stop (movement, a machine, an action)
  348. #348
    evitarevitar
    to avoid (stay away from or not do something)
  349. #349
    fijarfijar
    to fasten or secure something in place
  350. #350
    formarformar
    to form, make, or create (to cause something to take shape or come into existence)
  351. #351
    observarobservar
    to watch or look at something carefully
  352. #352
    ocurrirocurrir
    to happen; to occur
  353. #353
    suponersuponer
    to suppose or assume
  354. #354
    comprensivocomprensivo
    willing to understand and sympathize with someone's feelings or situation
  355. #355
    contundentecontundente
    causing injury by blunt force; not penetrating
  356. #356
    cordialcordial
    warm and friendly; polite and sincere
  357. #357
    entusiastaentusiasta
    enthusiastic
  358. #358
    ilimitadoilimitado
    without limits; unlimited
  359. #359
    impecableimpecable
    Perfect or flawless; free of faults or mistakes.
  360. #360
    imponenteimponente
    Impressive; inspiring admiration, respect, or awe because of appearance, size, or manner.
  361. #361
    ingeniosoingenioso
    clever, inventive; showing original ideas or skillful solutions
  362. #362
    íntegroíntegro
    whole; complete; not damaged
  363. #363
    llanollano
    flat or level (used to describe land or a surface)
  364. #364
    nítidonítido
    Very clear or sharp (image, sound, or visual detail)
  365. #365
    presuntopresunto
    alleged; presumed
  366. #366
    recíprocorecíproco
    Mutual; felt or done by each of two or more toward the other(s).
  367. #367
    robustorobusto
    Physically strong or sturdy (of a person or object)
  368. #368
    sonrientesonriente
    smiling
  369. #369
    subjetivosubjetivo
    Based on personal feelings, opinions, or biases rather than objective facts.
  370. #370
    terrestreterrestre
    Relating to the Earth or land; living or occurring on land (not aquatic or aerial).
  371. #371
    traserotrasero
    located at the back; rear
  372. #372
    turísticoturístico
    Related to tourism; intended for or popular with tourists
  373. #373
    abiertamenteabiertamente
    Openly; in a frank or public way, without hiding feelings, opinions, or information.
  374. #374
    debidamentedebidamente
    properly; in the correct or appropriate way, or as required by rules or circumstances.
  375. #375
    firmementefirmemente
    In a firm, steady, or secure way; with determination or strength.
  376. #376
    inicialmenteinicialmente
    at first; at the beginning
  377. #377
    tradicionalmentetradicionalmente
    in a traditional way; according to custom
  378. #378
    voluntariamentevoluntariamente
    by one's own free will; willingly; without being forced.
  379. #379
    actrizactriz
    female actor; a woman who performs in plays, films, or TV
  380. #380
    arañaaraña
    a spider (the eight-legged animal)
  381. #381
    cautelacautela
    caution; carefulness or prudence to avoid danger, risk, or mistakes
  382. #382
    consistenciaconsistencia
    Steadiness or uniformity in behavior, performance, or results; reliability over time.
  383. #383
    conspiraciónconspiración
    A secret plan by a group to commit an illegal or harmful act; a plot
  384. #384
    convenciónconvención
    a large meeting or conference
  385. #385
    cooperacióncooperación
    The act of working together with others to achieve a common goal; collaboration.
  386. #386
    decoracióndecoración
    An ornament or object used to decorate something (a physical decorative item).
  387. #387
    desilusióndesilusión
    disappointment; feeling of sadness or loss of hope when expectations are not met
  388. #388
    destrezadestreza
    skill; the ability to do something well, especially with precision or practice
  389. #389
    diligenciadiligencia
    careful and persistent effort or attention
  390. #390
    distraccióndistracción
    Something that diverts attention from a task or focus.
  391. #391
    diversidaddiversidad
    variety; the state of having differences or a range of different elements within a group
  392. #392
    envergaduraenvergadura
    physical span or wingspan (distance from one side to the other)
  393. #393
    equivocaciónequivocación
    a mistake or error
  394. #394
    exhibiciónexhibición
    a public display or show of artworks, objects, or performances
  395. #395
    expulsiónexpulsión
    the act of forcing someone or something out; removal or ejection.
  396. #396
    flechaflecha
    a projectile shot from a bow (arrow)
  397. #397
    garragarra
    Claw; the sharp, curved nail of an animal used for gripping or tearing.
  398. #398
    gratitudgratitud
    the feeling or expression of being thankful
  399. #399
    grietagrieta
    a crack or fissure in a surface or structure
  400. #400
    maldadmaldad
    Wickedness; the quality of being morally bad or cruel.
  401. #401
    maldiciónmaldición
    a magical curse or spoken spell that causes harm or bad luck
  402. #402
    modalidadmodalidad
    a particular way, mode, or method of doing or organizing something
  403. #403
    navegaciónnavegación
    the act of steering or directing the course of a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle
  404. #404
    recompensarecompensa
    a reward or compensation given for effort, service, or an achievement
  405. #405
    repercusiónrepercusión
    an effect or consequence of an action or event
  406. #406
    resignaciónresignación
    Acceptance of something unpleasant or inevitable; an attitude of giving up
  407. #407
    rigidezrigidez
    Stiffness; lack of flexibility (physical or figurative).
  408. #408
    sirenasirena
    an alarm device that emits a loud warning sound
  409. #409
    asiloasilo
    Legal protection granted by a country to people fleeing persecution (political asylum).
  410. #410
    caldocaldo
    Broth, bouillon, or a light soup made by simmering meat, bones, or vegetables
  411. #411
    cordóncordón
    A length of cord, string, or a shoelace.
  412. #412
    desenlacedesenlace
    The outcome or conclusion of an event, situation, or story.
  413. #413
    dictadordictador
    A ruler with absolute, often oppressive power
  414. #414
    elefanteelefante
    a very large land mammal with a trunk and tusks
  415. #415
    martillomartillo
    a hand tool with a heavy head used for hitting nails or breaking objects
  416. #416
    micrófonomicrófono
    a device that converts sound into electrical signals for recording or amplification
  417. #417
    oxígenooxígeno
    oxygen — the chemical element and gas essential for breathing and combustion
  418. #418
    padrinopadrino
    godfather; a male godparent who sponsors a child's baptism or religious ceremony
  419. #419
    paréntesisparéntesis
    parenthesis or parentheses (the punctuation marks "(" and ")")
  420. #420
    pioneropionero
    a person who is among the first to explore, develop, or introduce something new
  421. #421
    recipienterecipiente
    a container or vessel used to hold, store, or carry liquids, solids, or other items.
  422. #422
    sótanosótano
    basement; the underground floor of a building used for storage or extra rooms
  423. #423
    tanquetanque
    armored military vehicle (tank)
  424. #424
    cirujanocirujano
    a doctor who performs surgical operations.
  425. #425
    psicólogopsicólogo
    a professional who studies the mind and provides mental health assessment or therapy
  426. #426
    editorialeditorial
    publishing house; a company that publishes books, magazines, or other printed works
  427. #427
    aflojaraflojar
    to make something less tight or secure (loosen)
  428. #428
    alojaralojar
    to provide lodging or accommodation; to house or host someone or something
  429. #429
    disfrazardisfrazar
    To dress someone or oneself in a costume to change or hide identity.
  430. #430
    enredarenredar
    to tangle or twist together (physically), causing knots
  431. #431
    envidiarenvidiar
    to envy; to feel jealous of someone for what they have or their qualities
  432. #432
    fascinarfascinar
    to fascinate; to greatly interest or attract someone
  433. #433
    financiarfinanciar
    to provide money for a project, activity, or person; to fund
  434. #434
    insertarinsertar
    to put something into something else; to insert
  435. #435
    irritarirritar
    to annoy or make someone feel angry or bothered
  436. #436
    predominarpredominar
    to be dominant or more common; to prevail in influence or frequency.
  437. #437
    rectificarrectificar
    to correct or make right (an error, statement, decision, etc.)
  438. #438
    seducirseducir
    to seduce someone romantically or sexually
  439. #439
    tumbartumbar
    to knock over or cause something to fall
  440. #440
    militarmilitar
    relating to the armed forces
  441. #441
    plenopleno
    complete; full; whole (can also mean emotionally fulfilled or satisfied)
  442. #442
    siquierasiquiera
    even; at least (used to emphasize a minimal or unexpected thing, often in negative or comparative contexts)
  443. #443
    etapaetapa
    A stage or period in a process, development, or event
  444. #444
    poblaciónpoblación
    The number of people living in a place; the inhabitants of an area
  445. #445
    posiciónposición
    place, location, or physical placement
  446. #446
    ambienteambiente
    The physical or social surroundings where people, animals, or things live or operate (environment).
  447. #447
    instrumentoinstrumento
    a tool, implement, or device used for a particular purpose (including musical, scientific, or medical instruments)
  448. #448
    juiciojuicio
    a legal trial or court proceeding
  449. #449
    miembromiembro
    member (of a group, organization, or team)
  450. #450
    origenorigen
    the place or point where something begins; source
  451. #451
    sentimientosentimiento
    an emotion or feeling; an inner emotional state or sentiment
  452. #452
    afectarafectar
    to affect; to influence or cause a change in someone or something
  453. #453
    asegurarasegurar
    to tell someone something is true; to assure or reassure
  454. #454
    comentarcomentar
    to comment on something; to give a remark or opinion
  455. #455
    exponerexponer
    to present or explain information, ideas, or a topic
  456. #456
    representarrepresentar
    To act or speak on behalf of someone or a group
  457. #457
    superarsuperar
    to overcome difficulties, problems, or obstacles
  458. #458
    unirunir
    to unite, join, or connect people or things
  459. #459
    activoactivo
    energetic; physically or mentally active
  460. #460
    comercialcomercial
    a television or radio advertisement
  461. #461
    constanteconstante
    Not changing over time; steady or continuous.
  462. #462
    internacionalinternacional
    relating to or involving more than one country
  463. #463
    posteriorposterior
    located at the back; the rear part
  464. #464
    representanterepresentante
    a person who speaks for or acts on behalf of a person, group, or company
  465. #465
    amistadamistad
    friendship; the relationship or bond between friends
  466. #466
    batallabatalla
    a fight or military clash between groups
  467. #467
    facultadfacultad
    A school or department within a university (e.g., faculty of law, faculty of medicine).
  468. #468
    normanorma
    A rule, regulation, or standard used to guide behavior, procedures, or measurements.
  469. #469
    pérdidapérdida
    loss (the state or fact of losing something; something lost, e.g., money, people, objects)
  470. #470
    personalidadpersonalidad
    A person's character, traits, or temperament.
  471. #471
    profundidadprofundidad
    depth (distance from top to bottom or from a surface inward)
  472. #472
    puntapunta
    the tip, point, or end of an object
  473. #473
    matrimoniomatrimonio
    marriage; the legal or social union between two people or the ceremony that establishes it
  474. #474
    placerplacer
    pleasure; enjoyment or satisfaction
  475. #475
    plazoplazo
    a fixed period of time or term (e.g., for a contract or allowed time to do something)
  476. #476
    aclararaclarar
    to make something clear; to explain
  477. #477
    acudiracudir
    to go to or attend an event or place
  478. #478
    condenarcondenar
    To find guilty and give a legal sentence (to convict/sentence)
  479. #479
    declarardeclarar
    To state or announce something clearly or officially
  480. #480
    determinardeterminar
    to establish or find out something (ascertain)
  481. #481
    juzgarjuzgar
    to form an opinion about someone or something
  482. #482
    limitarlimitar
    to limit or restrict
  483. #483
    ancianoanciano
    elderly (referring to a person)
  484. #484
    ciudadanociudadano
    a person who legally belongs to a country or city and has rights and duties
  485. #485
    excesivoexcesivo
    too much; more than is reasonable or necessary
  486. #486
    preciosoprecioso
    very beautiful or lovely
  487. #487
    sabiosabio
    wise; showing good judgment and knowledge
  488. #488
    sólidosólido
    Firm or hard; not liquid or hollow (physical solidity).
  489. #489
    suficientementesuficientemente
    to a sufficient degree; adequately
  490. #490
    arenaarena
    sand
  491. #491
    concentraciónconcentración
    mental focus or attention
  492. #492
    curiosidadcuriosidad
    a desire to know or learn; inquisitiveness
  493. #493
    dimensióndimensión
    A measurement of physical extent, such as length, width, or height; size.
  494. #494
    exigenciaexigencia
    a demand or requirement
  495. #495
    exposiciónexposición
    an exhibition or display (art show, trade fair, exhibit)
  496. #496
    famafama
    reputation or fame; how well-known or regarded someone or something is
  497. #497
    industriaindustria
    Industry; the economic sector or business activity that produces goods (manufacturing).
  498. #498
    novedadnovedad
    Something new; a recent development or piece of news
  499. #499
    pobrezapobreza
    poverty; the condition of having little or no money and lacking basic material needs
  500. #500
    posturapostura
    the way someone holds their body; physical posture
  501. #501
    razaraza
    A group of people or animals sharing common physical or hereditary traits; a breed or ethnic group
  502. #502
    cálculocálculo
    a calculation; the process or result of calculating
  503. #503
    comerciocomercio
    Trade; buying and selling goods or services
  504. #504
    crimencrimen
    an illegal act or offense
  505. #505
    dominiodominio
    control or power over people, places, or things
  506. #506
    lectorlector
    a person who reads (books, texts)
  507. #507
    mueblemueble
    a piece of furniture (an item used in a home or office, like a chair, table, or cabinet)
  508. #508
    patiopatio
    an outdoor area next to or surrounded by a building (courtyard, yard, or school playground)
  509. #509
    símbolosímbolo
    A thing (object, sign, or image) that represents or stands for an idea, concept, person, or thing
  510. #510
    ministroministro
    a government minister or cabinet member in charge of a department
  511. #511
    setentasetenta
    seventy (the number 70)
  512. #512
    asociarasociar
    to associate or link someone or something with another
  513. #513
    aspiraraspirar
    to aspire to; to hope or aim for something
  514. #514
    captarcaptar
    to understand or grasp (an idea or meaning)
  515. #515
    criticarcriticar
    to express disapproval or point out faults
  516. #516
    elaborarelaborar
    to make, produce, or prepare something through a process
  517. #517
    explotarexplotar
    to explode or burst (physical) or to erupt suddenly (emotion)
  518. #518
    huirhuir
    to flee; to run away
  519. #519
    ingresaringresar
    to enter, be admitted to, or enroll in an institution or organization
  520. #520
    revelarrevelar
    to reveal or disclose information
  521. #521
    agresivoagresivo
    Hostile or likely to attack; behaving in a threatening or violent way.
  522. #522
    humildehumilde
    not proud; modest or unassuming
  523. #523
    morenomoreno
    having a dark complexion or dark skin
  524. #524
    obreroobrero
    a worker, especially one who does manual, industrial, or construction labor
  525. #525
    remotoremoto
    distant; far away (in space or time)
  526. #526
    románticoromántico
    Romantic — showing or expressing love or affection; relating to romance.
  527. #527
    sensiblesensible
    sensitive; easily affected emotionally or physically, responsive to stimuli.
  528. #528
    visiblevisible
    able to be seen
  529. #529
    líderlíder
    a person who leads or directs a group, organization, or country
  530. #530
    ceremoniaceremonia
    a formal event or ritual held to mark an important occasion
  531. #531
    distribucióndistribución
    The action or result of giving out, sharing, spreading, or arranging something; how something is allocated or spread.
  532. #532
    estanciaestancia
    a stay; the period of time someone spends in a place
  533. #533
    fantasíafantasía
    An imagined story, world, or daydream; something created by the imagination
  534. #534
    huellahuella
    a mark, impression, or trace left by something (especially a foot or shoe); a sign or piece of evidence that remains
  535. #535
    ocupaciónocupación
    A person's job or profession
  536. #536
    proporciónproporción
    A mathematical ratio comparing two quantities
  537. #537
    capitáncapitán
    A person who commands or leads a ship, aircraft, military unit, or sports team.
  538. #538
    clubclub
    An organization or association for people with a shared activity or interest (sports, social, etc.)
  539. #539
    noviembrenoviembre
    The month of November, the eleventh month of the year.
  540. #540
    catorcecatorce
    the number fourteen (14)
  541. #541
    cerocero
    the number 0; zero; nothing
  542. #542
    abordarabordar
    to get on or board a vehicle (plane, bus, ship, etc.)
  543. #543
    acomodaracomodar
    to accommodate or make comfortable; to arrange/place or seat someone or something
  544. #544
    adaptaradaptar
    to change something so it fits a new situation or use
  545. #545
    denunciardenunciar
    To report a crime or wrongdoing to the authorities
  546. #546
    exhibirexhibir
    to display or present something publicly
  547. #547
    favorecerfavorecer
    to favor, support, or give an advantage to someone or something
  548. #548
    tapartapar
    to cover or place something on top of another thing
  549. #549
    bravobravo
    angry, upset
  550. #550
    escolarescolar
    Relating to school or schooling; school-related
  551. #551
    espléndidoespléndido
    magnificent, impressive, or excellent
  552. #552
    hábilhábil
    skillful; good at doing tasks or using the hands
  553. #553
    huecohueco
    a hollow or empty space in something; a hole or cavity
  554. #554
    marinomarino
    relating to the sea or ocean
  555. #555
    noblenoble
    honorable, generous, or morally admirable
  556. #556
    singularsingular
    unique; unusual
  557. #557
    vulgarvulgar
    common, widespread; ordinary or typical among many people
  558. #558
    francamentefrancamente
    Frankly; in an honest, direct way when giving an opinion
  559. #559
    protagonistaprotagonista
    the main character of a story, film, play, or other narrative
  560. #560
    visitantevisitante
    visitor; guest (a person who visits a place or event)
  561. #561
    alimentaciónalimentación
    nutrition; the process of providing or receiving food to maintain health
  562. #562
    atracciónatracción
    A place, site, or event that draws visitors (a tourist attraction)
  563. #563
    coincidenciacoincidencia
    An instance when events happen at the same time by chance
  564. #564
    correspondenciacorrespondencia
    mail; letters and other postal items
  565. #565
    democraciademocracia
    A system of government in which power comes from the people, typically through voting and elected representatives.
  566. #566
    geografíageografía
    the study of Earth's surface, places, environments, and their relationships
  567. #567
    gestióngestión
    management or administration of an organization, project, or resources
  568. #568
    hierbahierba
    grass (green plants that cover the ground, e.g., lawn or pasture)
  569. #569
    propagandapropaganda
    information or messages intended to influence political or public opinion
  570. #570
    residenciaresidencia
    A place where someone lives (home, dormitory, nursing home).
  571. #571
    selecciónselección
    the act or process of choosing
  572. #572
    sucesiónsucesión
    A sequence or series of things or events (including a mathematical sequence).
  573. #573
    cajóncajón
    A drawer in a piece of furniture (a sliding compartment)
  574. #574
    colaboradorcolaborador
    A person who works together with others on a project or task
  575. #575
    empresarioempresario
    A person who owns, runs, or manages a business; an entrepreneur or businessperson
  576. #576
    focofoco
    a light bulb or lamp that produces light
  577. #577
    propietariopropietario
    owner — a person who owns something, such as property or a business.
  578. #578
    troncotronco
    the main woody stem of a tree; a large piece of cut wood (log)
  579. #579
    tubotubo
    a hollow cylindrical object used to hold or convey liquids, gases, or other materials (tube/pipe)
  580. #580
    arquitectoarquitecto
    A professional who designs buildings and supervises their construction
  581. #581
    músicomúsico
    musician; a person who plays or composes music
  582. #582
    acentuaracentuar
    to emphasize or stress (a syllable, word, idea)
  583. #583
    entretenerentretener
    to entertain or amuse (provide fun or enjoyment)
  584. #584
    proveerproveer
    to provide or supply (something to someone or for a purpose)
  585. #585
    redactarredactar
    to write, compose, or draft text (often formal documents)
  586. #586
    reflexionarreflexionar
    to think deeply about something; to consider carefully
  587. #587
    sobrarsobrar
    to be left over; to remain as a surplus or be in excess.
  588. #588
    caserocasero
    Homemade; made at home (not store-bought)
  589. #589
    deliciosodelicioso
    Very tasty; delicious
  590. #590
    estúpidoestúpido
    stupid; lacking intelligence or common sense
  591. #591
    frágilfrágil
    Easily broken, damaged, or harmed; delicate
  592. #592
    medianomediano
    Medium in size, amount, or degree
  593. #593
    policialpolicial
    relating to the police or police forces
  594. #594
    referentereferente
    A person or thing that serves as a point of reference, model, or authority
  595. #595
    rotundorotundo
    categorical; clear and definite
  596. #596
    dirigentedirigente
    A person who leads, directs, or manages a group, organization, or movement.
  597. #597
    desconfianzadesconfianza
    Lack of trust; distrust.
  598. #598
    faldafalda
    A skirt (a garment worn from the waist down)
  599. #599
    lanalana
    wool (the textile fiber from sheep)
  600. #600
    orquestaorquesta
    a group of musicians who play together (an orchestra or band)
  601. #601
    rentarenta
    payment someone makes to use a house, apartment, or other property
  602. #602
    timideztimidez
    shyness; the tendency to feel nervous or reserved around others
  603. #603
    cascocasco
    A protective helmet worn on the head
  604. #604
    entendimientoentendimiento
    the ability to understand; comprehension.
  605. #605
    globoglobo
    a balloon (an inflatable toy or decoration)
  606. #606
    machomacho
    male (biological sex, often used for animals)
  607. #607
    nudonudo
    a knot; a tie or loop made by tying rope, string, or similar
  608. #608
    alentaralentar
    to encourage or give someone confidence or support
  609. #609
    debatirdebatir
    to discuss or argue about a topic, often in a formal or serious way
  610. #610
    localizarlocalizar
    to find or determine the location of someone or something
  611. #611
    motivarmotivar
    to motivate; to give someone a reason or incentive to do something
  612. #612
    presumirpresumir
    to show off; to boast
  613. #613
    reforzarreforzar
    to reinforce or strengthen (something)
  614. #614
    anualanual
    occurring once every year; yearly
  615. #615
    apasionadoapasionado
    passionate; showing strong emotion or enthusiasm
  616. #616
    ásperoáspero
    Rough or coarse in texture; not smooth
  617. #617
    biológicobiológico
    Relating to biology or living organisms
  618. #618
    exóticoexótico
    Unusual or strikingly different, often from another country or culture.
  619. #619
    integranteintegrante
    A member or part of a group, team, or organization
  620. #620
    mensualmensual
    monthly (happening every month or relating to a month)
  621. #621
    tropicaltropical
    Relating to the tropics or characteristics of tropical regions (hot, humid, and often lush).
  622. #622
    asimismoasimismo
    also; in addition (simple additive)
  623. #623
    fuertementefuertemente
    with great force or intensity
  624. #624
    rivalrival
    a competitor or opponent (person, team, or thing)
  625. #625
    crueldadcrueldad
    The quality or state of being cruel; causing suffering or severe harshness.
  626. #626
    ironíaironía
    Saying the opposite of what one means, often to be sarcastic or humorous.
  627. #627
    ácidoácido
    sour; tasting sharp or tart
  628. #628
    botebote
    a small boat or dinghy
  629. #629
    circuitocircuito
    a closed path for electricity or electronic signals (electrical circuit)
  630. #630
    colmo; para colmocolmo; para colmo
    the highest point or climax; the peak of something
  631. #631
    diputadodiputado
    A member of a legislative assembly; a deputy or representative
  632. #632
    flujoflujo
    a movement or steady stream of something (liquid, gas, people, traffic, money, information, etc.)
  633. #633
    planteamientoplanteamiento
    a proposed plan, suggestion, or approach for solving a problem or carrying out a task
  634. #634
    ritualritual
    A formal set of actions performed as part of a ceremony or religious practice.
  635. #635
    administradoradministrador
    A person who manages, runs, or oversees an organization, department, property, or system.
  636. #636
    derribarderribar
    to knock down or cause to fall (physically)
  637. #637
    constitucionalconstitucional
    Relating to a country's constitution or to constitutional law.
  638. #638
    espacialespacial
    relating to physical space or the arrangement of objects
  639. #639
    fiscalfiscal
    Relating to government finances, taxes, or public revenue.
  640. #640
    infelizinfeliz
    unhappy; sad
  641. #641
    malditomaldito
    cursed; under a curse
  642. #642
    minuciosominucioso
    Showing great attention to small details; meticulous or thorough.
  643. #643
    respetablerespetable
    Worthy of respect; honorable or decent.
  644. #644
    delincuentedelincuente
    a person who commits crimes; a criminal or offender
  645. #645
    gobernantegobernante
    A person who governs; a ruler or political leader.
  646. #646
    amarguraamargura
    bitterness; a bitter taste
  647. #647
    autorizaciónautorización
    official permission to do something
  648. #648
    calificacióncalificación
    a grade or score given for schoolwork or an exam
  649. #649
    densidaddensidad
    Mass per unit volume; a physical property of a substance
  650. #650
    ilustraciónilustración
    A drawing, picture, or image that explains or decorates text.
  651. #651
    infinidadinfinidad
    a very large, indefinite number; countless
  652. #652
    integraciónintegración
    The act or process of combining parts into a whole; incorporation or inclusion (social, technical, or organizational).
  653. #653
    melodíamelodía
    A sequence of musical notes that forms a recognizable tune.
  654. #654
    percepciónpercepción
    the process of becoming aware of something through the senses or the way something is understood or interpreted by someone.
  655. #655
    transparenciatransparencia
    The quality of allowing light to pass through; clearness or translucency.
  656. #656
    aislamientoaislamiento
    Separation from other people or groups; quarantine or social isolation
  657. #657
    intervalointervalo
    a period of time between events; a break
  658. #658
    pleitopleito
    a lawsuit or legal case
  659. #659
    tablerotablero
    A flat panel or surface used as a board or panel.
  660. #660
    apresurar(se) (v) [also apurar]apresurar(se)
    to make someone or something move or act faster; to hurry (someone/something)
  661. #661
    argumentarargumentar
    to present reasons or a case; to reason or draw a conclusion
  662. #662
    editareditar
    to edit (revise or prepare text, audio, or video)
  663. #663
    rebajarrebajar
    to lower or reduce something; to mark down a price
  664. #664
    vacilarvacilar
    to hesitate; be indecisive
  665. #665
    contrariocontrario
    opposite
  666. #666
    socialsocial
    Relating to society, the public, or community welfare
  667. #667
    actividadactividad
    a task, action, or organized thing that people do
  668. #668
    cantidadcantidad
    amount or quantity of something
  669. #669
    condicióncondición
    state or condition of a person or thing (physical or general situation)
  670. #670
    importanciaimportancia
    importance; the significance or value of something
  671. #671
    necesidadnecesidad
    a need; something required or essential
  672. #672
    aspectoaspecto
    a particular part, side, or feature of something
  673. #673
    conocimientoconocimiento
    Knowledge; information or understanding gained by learning or experience
  674. #674
    crearcrear
    to make or bring something into existence
  675. #675
    interesarinteresar
    to interest; to be interesting to someone or cause someone to feel interest
  676. #676
    obtenerobtener
    to obtain; to get
  677. #677
    utilizarutilizar
    to use
  678. #678
    valervaler
    to be worth; (about price) to cost
  679. #679
    esporádicoesporádico
    Occurring occasionally or at irregular intervals; not frequent.
  680. #680
    exentoexento
    Free from an obligation, duty, or requirement; exempt (often used with 'de').
  681. #681
    frontalfrontal
    Located at or relating to the front; facing forward.
  682. #682
    hispanohispano
    Relating to Spain or to Spanish-speaking countries, their people, language, or culture.
  683. #683
    persistentepersistente
    Continuing firmly or tenaciously despite difficulty; lasting for a long time.
  684. #684
    rudorudo
    rough, coarse, or impolite; not refined
  685. #685
    brevementebrevemente
    For a short time; shortly (temporal)
  686. #686
    intérpreteintérprete
    a person who orally translates spoken language between speakers
  687. #687
    clientelaclientela
    the customers or regular patrons of a business or service.
  688. #688
    detencióndetención
    The act of arresting or keeping someone in custody
  689. #689
    extinciónextinción
    the process or state of something ceasing to exist, especially species, fires, rights, or practices
  690. #690
    maníamanía
    a strong, often irrational obsession or compulsion
  691. #691
    órbitaórbita
    The curved path that a celestial body or satellite follows around another body
  692. #692
    palapala
    a shovel or spade (tool for digging or moving earth or other materials)
  693. #693
    partículapartícula
    A very small piece of solid or liquid matter; a tiny bit of dust or matter.
  694. #694
    prevenciónprevención
    Measures or actions taken to stop something harmful or unwanted from happening; a precaution.
  695. #695
    agradecimientoagradecimiento
    gratitude; the feeling of being thankful
  696. #696
    chiquillochiquillo
    a child or youngster (informal)
  697. #697
    vestuariovestuario
    a person's or group's collection of clothes; wardrobe or costumes
  698. #698
    interiorinterior
    the inside part or inner area of something
  699. #699
    datodato
    a single piece of information; a fact
  700. #700
    parpar
    a pair; two things considered together; a couple
  701. #701
    acordar (v) [also recordar]acordar
    to remember (usually used pronominally: acordarse)
  702. #702
    extremoextremo
    The tip, end, or edge of something
  703. #703
    tremendotremendo
    Very large, great, or intense (enormous or tremendous)
  704. #704
    vitalvital
    Absolutely necessary; essential.
  705. #705
    atreveratrever
    to dare
  706. #706
    calcularcalcular
    to calculate or work out a number, amount, or result
  707. #707
    castellanocastellano
    The Spanish language (Castilian).
  708. #708
    mecánicomecánico
    a person who repairs machines or vehicles
  709. #709
    múltiplemúltiple
    consisting of more than one; several or various.
  710. #710
    iniciativainiciativa
    the ability or willingness to take action or start something
  711. #711
    bloquebloque
    A solid piece or chunk, often rectangular or cubic (e.g., a block of wood or stone).
  712. #712
    inconvenienteinconveniente
    Causing difficulty or trouble; not convenient.
  713. #713
    retenerretener
    to keep or hold something or someone; not let go or release
  714. #714
    papapapa
    potato (edible tuber, common food)
  715. #715
    sellosello
    postage stamp
  716. #716
    chilenochileno
    Relating to Chile or a person from Chile
  717. #717
    dudosodudoso
    Causing doubt or uncertain; questionable or not reliable
  718. #718
    concretamenteconcretamente
    Specifically; used to introduce a precise detail or clarification.
  719. #719
    célulacélula
    a cell — the basic structural and functional unit of all living organisms.
  720. #720
    persistirpersistir
    to continue despite difficulty or opposition
  721. #721
    reponerreponer
    to replace or put something back (substitute one thing for another)
  722. #722
    virgenvirgen
    A person who has never had sexual intercourse
  723. #723
    antepasadoantepasado
    ancestor; a person from whom someone is descended
  724. #724
    equivalenteequivalente
    Having the same value, function, meaning, or effect as something else
  725. #725
    indefinidoindefinido
    Not clearly defined or specified; vague or unspecified.
  726. #726
    laterallateral
    located on or relating to the side; sideways.
  727. #727
    furiafuria
    intense anger or rage; a strong, violent feeling of anger.
  728. #728
    inmigranteinmigrante
    a person who moves to a country to live there
  729. #729
    bodegabodega
    small neighborhood convenience store or corner shop
  730. #730
    legislaciónlegislación
    Laws or a body of laws enacted by a government or legislature
  731. #731
    osooso
    bear (the animal)
  732. #732
    puñadopuñado
    a handful; the amount that fits in a closed hand
  733. #733
    propagarpropagar
    to spread or cause to spread (information, disease, fire, plants, etc.)
  734. #734
    maestromaestro
    male teacher; a person who teaches (usually at school)
  735. #735
    aunaun
    even; used to emphasize that something surprising or extreme also applies
  736. #736
    convenirconvenir
    to be suitable, convenient, or beneficial (often used impersonally)
  737. #737
    pendientependiente
    Not yet finished or decided; awaiting action
  738. #738
    verdaderamenteverdaderamente
    truly; really; genuinely
  739. #739
    musicalmusical
    Relating to or characteristic of music
  740. #740
    y pico :picoy pico
    and a bit; used after a number to indicate a small extra amount or an approximate time/quantity
  741. #741
    golpeargolpear
    to hit or strike someone or something
  742. #742
    uniformeuniforme
    a uniform; a standard set of clothing worn by members of an organization (school, job, military)
  743. #743
    olaola
    a wave; a surge or sudden increase (e.g., sea wave, heat wave)
  744. #744
    interminableinterminable
    endless; seeming to have no end
  745. #745
    indudablementeindudablemente
    undoubtedly; without a doubt
  746. #746
    mentalidadmentalidad
    a person's or group's habitual way of thinking; mindset
  747. #747
    invisibleinvisible
    Not able to be seen
  748. #748
    vigentevigente
    currently in effect or valid (e.g., law, document, agreement)"}],
  749. #749
    polémicapolémica
    a public controversy, dispute, or argument about a topic
  750. #750
    sobresalirsobresalir
    to stand out; be noticeably different or more visible than others
  751. #751
    susceptiblesusceptible
    easily offended or emotionally sensitive
  752. #752
    apreciaciónapreciación
    a feeling of gratitude or recognition
  753. #753
    pilarpilar
    A vertical support or column in a building or structure.
  754. #754
    productivoproductivo
    Producing good results, efficient or fruitful
  755. #755
    restablecerrestablecer
    to restore or reestablish something to a previous state
  756. #756
    escritorescritor
    a person who writes books, articles, stories, or other written works (a writer)."}],
  757. #757
    encantadorencantador
    charming; delightful
  758. #758
    lograrlograr
    to achieve; to succeed in doing something
  759. #759
    caballocaballo
    a horse (the animal)
  760. #760
    terrenoterreno
    land; an area or plot of ground
  761. #761
    brevebreve
    short in time or length; brief
  762. #762
    infinitoinfinito
    without limits; endless
  763. #763
    luminosoluminoso
    giving off or filled with light; well-lit
  764. #764
    bondadbondad
    kindness; the quality of being kind or morally good
  765. #765
    asesinarasesinar
    to murder; to kill someone intentionally
  766. #766
    conmoverconmover
    to move or touch emotionally; to affect deeply
  767. #767
    meditarmeditar
    to meditate (practice mindfulness or spiritual meditation)
  768. #768
    sequíasequía
    a prolonged period with little or no rainfall; drought
  769. #769
    regarregar
    to water plants or crops; to irrigate
  770. #770
    inundacióninundación
    A flood; an overflow of water that covers land normally dry
  771. #771
    extraordinarioextraordinario
    Very unusual or remarkable; far above what is ordinary or expected.
  772. #772
    asuntoasunto
    a matter, issue, or topic under discussion or concern
  773. #773
    orooro
    gold (the precious metal; also the color)
  774. #774
    afirmarafirmar
    to state that something is true; to assert
  775. #775
    comprobarcomprobar
    to check or verify that something is correct or works
  776. #776
    correspondercorresponder
    to match or be equivalent to something
  777. #777
    definirdefinir
    to explain or state the meaning of a word or concept
  778. #778
    demostrardemostrar
    to show or prove something to others
  779. #779
    destacardestacar
    to emphasize or highlight something
  780. #780
    instalarinstalar
    to set up or put in place equipment, software, or fixtures
  781. #781
    matarmatar
    to kill (cause the death of a person or animal)
  782. #782
    permanecerpermanecer
    to stay; to remain (in a place or state)
  783. #783
    transformartransformar
    to change something into a different form, appearance, or condition
  784. #784
    bellobello
    Beautiful; pleasing to the senses (especially sight).
  785. #785
    correspondientecorrespondiente
    Corresponding; matching or appropriate to something
  786. #786
    europeoeuropeo
    Relating to Europe; from or typical of Europe (can also mean a person from Europe)
  787. #787
    griegogriego
    From Greece; relating to Greek people, culture, or language.
  788. #788
    habitualhabitual
    usual; done regularly or repeatedly
  789. #789
    intelectualintelectual
    Relating to the intellect, thinking, or scholarly activities.
  790. #790
    lejanolejano
    far; distant (in space or time)
  791. #791
    previoprevio
    previous; happening or existing before something else.
  792. #792
    universaluniversal
    Applying to or shared by everyone or everything; general
  793. #793
    creacióncreación
    the act or process of creating something
  794. #794
    fefe
    Belief or trust, especially religious belief in God or doctrines
  795. #795
    literaturaliteratura
    Written works (novels, poetry, essays) or the body of written works in a language, culture, or field.
  796. #796
    superficiesuperficie
    the outer layer or exterior of something
  797. #797
    equilibrioequilibrio
    balance; the state of being steady, stable, or in proper proportion (physical or figurative)
  798. #798
    espectáculoespectáculo
    A public performance or show intended to entertain.
  799. #799
    frutofruto
    the edible product of a plant; a fruit
  800. #800
    honorhonor
    a person's reputation, dignity, or public respect
  801. #801
    organismoorganismo
    a living organism (an individual animal, plant, or single-celled life form)
  802. #802
    apuntarapuntar
    to write down or take notes
  803. #803
    cederceder
    to give or transfer possession, rights, or control to someone
  804. #804
    conformarconformar
    to form or constitute (make up a group or whole)
  805. #805
    elevarelevar
    to raise or lift something; to increase or elevate (amount, level, status)
  806. #806
    estimarestimar
    to estimate or calculate an approximate value
  807. #807
    experimentarexperimentar
    to experience (undergo or feel something, like an emotion, sensation, or change)
  808. #808
    fabricarfabricar
    to manufacture or produce (usually in a factory)
  809. #809
    incorporarincorporar
    to include or add something into something else; to combine
  810. #810
    justificarjustificar
    to give reasons or explanations that show something is acceptable or to excuse it
  811. #811
    manifestarmanifestar
    to express, state, or show (an opinion, feeling, or fact)
  812. #812
    perseguirperseguir
    to pursue or chase (physically or an objective)
  813. #813
    procederproceder
    to continue or carry on; to move forward (often used with 'a' + infinitive)
  814. #814
    procurarprocurar
    to try; to attempt (often followed by an infinitive)
  815. #815
    sometersometer
    to submit something for consideration or approval
  816. #816
    trasladartrasladar
    to move or relocate something or someone (physically)
  817. #817
    dignodigno
    Worthy or deserving of something (often used with 'de').
  818. #818
    divinodivino
    Relating to or coming from a god; sacred or holy
  819. #819
    eternoeterno
    lasting forever; never ending
  820. #820
    inevitableinevitable
    Certain to happen; impossible to avoid.
  821. #821
    íntimoíntimo
    emotionally close; having a close personal relationship
  822. #822
    mentalmental
    Relating to the mind or mental processes
  823. #823
    nocturnonocturno
    Active, occurring, or relating to the night; nocturnal or nighttime
  824. #824
    romanoromano
    Relating to the city of Rome or its inhabitants (modern)
  825. #825
    severosevero
    very strict, harsh, or serious
  826. #826
    constantementeconstantemente
    constantly; continuously; all the time
  827. #827
    claridadclaridad
    the quality of being clear or easy to understand
  828. #828
    coleccióncolección
    a group or set of related items kept, displayed, or sold together
  829. #829
    esenciaesencia
    The core nature or most important quality of something
  830. #830
    miseriamiseria
    extreme poverty; severe lack of basic necessities
  831. #831
    precisiónprecisión
    Accuracy or exactness; the quality of being precise.
  832. #832
    provinciaprovincia
    An administrative territorial division of a country (a province).
  833. #833
    sensibilidadsensibilidad
    Ability to perceive physical sensations or reactions (touch, pain, temperature)
  834. #834
    vocaciónvocación
    a strong feeling of suitability for a particular career or occupation; a calling
  835. #835
    descubrimientodescubrimiento
    a discovery; the act of finding something new or previously unknown
  836. #836
    discodisco
    a flat, circular object used to store data or music; also a music album or record
  837. #837
    funcionariofuncionario
    a public official who works for the government; civil servant
  838. #838
    lujolujo
    luxury; an expensive thing or a state of great comfort and pleasure
  839. #839
    oficiooficio
    a trade, craft, or occupation
  840. #840
    poemapoema
    a poem; a piece of writing arranged in lines, often using rhythm or rhyme
  841. #841
    prestigioprestigio
    Reputation or social respect that gives influence or recognition.
  842. #842
    privilegioprivilegio
    A special right, advantage, or immunity granted to a person or group as compared to others
  843. #843
    sacerdotesacerdote
    priest — a male religious leader who performs rites and ceremonies and provides spiritual guidance.
  844. #844
    sacrificiosacrificio
    An act of giving up something valuable for the benefit of others or to achieve a goal
  845. #845
    acusaracusar
    to accuse or charge someone of wrongdoing
  846. #846
    agotaragotar
    to use up or deplete a supply
  847. #847
    arrojararrojar
    to throw or hurl something forcefully
  848. #848
    carecercarecer
    to lack; to be without (usually used with 'de')
  849. #849
    combatircombatir
    to fight against; to try to stop or reduce something harmful
  850. #850
    concebirconcebir
    to become pregnant
  851. #851
    criarcriar
    to raise or bring up (children or animals)
  852. #852
    derivarderivar
    to come from or originate from
  853. #853
    desplazardesplazar
    to move or change the position of something
  854. #854
    emitiremitir
    to send out or give off (light, sound, gas, signals, statements)
  855. #855
    forzarforzar
    to force; to compel someone or apply physical force
  856. #856
    hundirhundir
    To cause something to go under water; to make sink (literal)
  857. #857
    invadirinvadir
    to enter and take control of a place by force
  858. #858
    ocultarocultar
    to hide or conceal (something or someone)
  859. #859
    satisfacersatisfacer
    to satisfy or fulfill a need, desire, requirement, or expectation
  860. #860
    sobrevivirsobrevivir
    to survive; to outlive
  861. #861
    absurdoabsurdo
    Ridiculous or unreasonable; does not make sense
  862. #862
    académicoacadémico
    Related to universities, scholarship, or formal education.
  863. #863
    agudoagudo
    sharp; pointed, able to cut or pierce
  864. #864
    artificialartificial
    Made by people; not natural.
  865. #865
    comunistacomunista
    a person who supports or is a member of the Communist Party
  866. #866
    crecientecreciente
    increasing; becoming larger or more numerous
  867. #867
    desiertodesierto
    a dry, barren region with little vegetation (desert)
  868. #868
    distantedistante
    Physically far away; located at a distance
  869. #869
    extensoextenso
    long or large in extent; extensive
  870. #870
    occidentaloccidental
    relating to the West or to Western countries and culture (western)
  871. #871
    primitivoprimitivo
    Primitive — simple, not advanced; from an early stage
  872. #872
    sucesivosucesivo
    coming one after another; consecutive
  873. #873
    universitariouniversitario
    Relating to a university or to university students
  874. #874
    valiosovalioso
    having high value, worth, or importance
  875. #875
    admiraciónadmiración
    a feeling of great respect, approval, or wonder toward someone or something.
  876. #876
    anécdotaanécdota
    A short personal story or memorable incident, often amusing or interesting
  877. #877
    contradiccióncontradicción
    a statement or situation in which two things are opposed or cannot both be true
  878. #878
    convicciónconvicción
    a strong belief or certainty held by someone
  879. #879
    creenciacreencia
    a belief or conviction held by a person or group
  880. #880
    damadama
    a polite or respectable woman; lady
  881. #881
    gloriagloria
    great honor, praise, or fame
  882. #882
    hipótesishipótesis
    a proposed explanation for an observation or phenomenon that can be tested
  883. #883
    inclinacióninclinación
    A slope or slanted surface
  884. #884
    intensidadintensidad
    The degree or strength of something (force, brightness, sound, emotion)
  885. #885
    jornadajornada
    a workday; the period of working hours in a day
  886. #886
    maravillamaravilla
    a wonder; something marvelous
  887. #887
    patriapatria
    One's homeland or native country, often with patriotic or emotional connotation
  888. #888
    posesiónposesión
    ownership; someone's belongings or property
  889. #889
    rocaroca
    a large stone or a natural mass of mineral material (rock)
  890. #890
    selvaselva
    a dense tropical forest (jungle or rainforest)
  891. #891
    transformacióntransformación
    a change in form, nature, or appearance; the act of transforming
  892. #892
    vacavaca
    cow (an adult female of the cattle species)
  893. #893
    almacénalmacén
    warehouse; a large place where goods are stored
  894. #894
    ángelángel
    a spiritual or celestial being; also used figuratively for a very kind or helpful person
  895. #895
    aveave
    a bird
  896. #896
    azarazar
    chance; randomness
  897. #897
    centímetrocentímetro
    A unit of length equal to one hundredth of a meter (0.01 m).
  898. #898
    ecoeco
    A reflected sound heard after the original sound.
  899. #899
    fantasmafantasma
    a ghost or spirit of a dead person
  900. #900
    rigorrigor
    Strictness or severity in rules, punishment, or behavior.
  901. #901
    rostrorostro
    face (the front part of the head; a person's facial appearance or expression)
  902. #902
    talentotalento
    a natural ability or skill
  903. #903
    templotemplo
    a building used for religious worship (temple or church)
  904. #904
    universouniverso
    All of space and everything in it (stars, galaxies, matter, etc.)
  905. #905
    vidriovidrio
    the material glass (the hard, transparent substance used for windows, bottles, etc.)
  906. #906
    doscientosdoscientos
    two hundred
  907. #907
    amenazaramenazar
    to threaten (to say you will harm or punish someone)
  908. #908
    asomarasomar
    to appear; to come into view
  909. #909
    brindarbrindar
    to make a toast (raise glasses and say 'cheers')
  910. #910
    caracterizarcaracterizar
    to describe the distinctive qualities or features of someone or something
  911. #911
    conquistarconquistar
    to take control of land, people, or a place, often by force
  912. #912
    designardesignar
    to officially choose or appoint someone for a position or role
  913. #913
    disparardisparar
    to shoot or fire a weapon
  914. #914
    ejecutarejecutar
    To carry out or perform an action, plan, order, or program
  915. #915
    emprenderemprender
    to start or begin a project, trip, business, or other planned action
  916. #916
    extraerextraer
    to extract; to take out
  917. #917
    formularformular
    to compose or put into words (an idea, question, plan, hypothesis, complaint)
  918. #918
    imitarimitar
    to imitate; to copy or mimic someone's actions, speech, or behavior
  919. #919
    otorgarotorgar
    to give or grant something, often formally or officially
  920. #920
    prolongarprolongar
    to make something last longer; to extend the duration of something
  921. #921
    reconstruirreconstruir
    to rebuild or restore something that was damaged or destroyed
  922. #922
    variarvariar
    to change or become different; to vary
  923. #923
    admirableadmirable
    Deserving admiration; worthy of praise or respect
  924. #924
    automáticoautomático
    working by itself or without human control
  925. #925
    bárbarobárbaro
    Very cruel, savage, or uncivilized
  926. #926
    gigantescogigantesco
    extremely large; gigantic.
  927. #927
    hondohondo
    deep (having a large distance from top to bottom; physical depth)
  928. #928
    judicialjudicial
    Relating to courts, judges, or the administration of justice.
  929. #929
    jurídicojurídico
    Relating to law or the legal system; legal.
  930. #930
    metálicometálico
    Made of metal or containing metal.
  931. #931
    rectorecto
    straight (not curved); extending in a direct line
  932. #932
    rigurosoriguroso
    strict; severe (about rules, people, or enforcement)
  933. #933
    superficialsuperficial
    not deep; shallow (physically or figuratively)
  934. #934
    telefónicotelefónico
    Relating to a telephone or to telephone calls
  935. #935
    vastovasto
    very large in size, extent, or degree; immense
  936. #936
    ciertamenteciertamente
    certainly; used to confirm or emphasize that something is true
  937. #937
    continuamentecontinuamente
    continuously; without interruption
  938. #938
    fundamentalmentefundamentalmente
    basically; in essence; in a fundamental or primary way
  939. #939
    previamentepreviamente
    previously; before a particular time or event
  940. #940
    armoníaarmonía
    a pleasing or balanced combination of parts; agreement or consonance (often used for music, relationships, or design)
  941. #941
    arquitecturaarquitectura
    the art and practice of designing and constructing buildings and other structures; the style or method of building design.
  942. #942
    barrerabarrera
    A structure or obstacle that blocks movement, access, or progress
  943. #943
    cosechacosecha
    the harvest; the crops gathered from fields
  944. #944
    demostracióndemostración
    a demonstration; an act of showing, presenting, or displaying something
  945. #945
    desesperacióndesesperación
    intense hopelessness; despair
  946. #946
    doctrinadoctrina
    a set of beliefs or principles taught by a religion, political movement, school, or theory
  947. #947
    incertidumbreincertidumbre
    a state of not knowing what will happen or what is true; doubt or lack of certainty
  948. #948
    invasióninvasión
    the act of entering and occupying a place by force; an aggressive or unwanted incursion
  949. #949
    joyajoya
    A piece of jewelry or gem
  950. #950
    madurezmadurez
    maturity; the state of being fully developed mentally, emotionally, or as an adult
  951. #951
    maniobramaniobra
    A deliberate movement or tactical action, especially in driving, flying, military, or mechanical contexts
  952. #952
    misamisa
    a Christian religious service, especially the Catholic Mass
  953. #953
    sabiduríasabiduría
    wisdom; deep understanding and good judgment, often gained from experience
  954. #954
    semillasemilla
    a seed; the plant reproductive unit that can grow into a new plant
  955. #955
    sustanciasustancia
    A type of material or matter; a chemical or physical substance.
  956. #956
    tributribu
    A social group of people sharing common ancestry, culture, or leadership
  957. #957
    cementeriocementerio
    a burial ground; cemetery
  958. #958
    componentecomponente
    a part or element of a machine, system, or device
  959. #959
    diablodiablo
    devil; an evil supernatural being
  960. #960
    estímuloestímulo
    Something that causes a physical or sensory reaction (a stimulus)
  961. #961
    ferrocarrilferrocarril
    railway; railroad (the system, tracks, or company)
  962. #962
    instintoinstinto
    a natural impulse or innate tendency that guides behavior
  963. #963
    lagolago
    a lake; a body of water surrounded by land
  964. #964
    pasillopasillo
    a corridor or hallway in a building
  965. #965
    porvenirporvenir
    the future; the time that will come
  966. #966
    pozopozo
    a deep hole dug to reach groundwater; a well
  967. #967
    príncipepríncipe
    a male member of a royal family, typically the son or male heir of a monarch
  968. #968
    tesorotesoro
    a collection of valuable objects or wealth (literal or figurative)
  969. #969
    tránsitotránsito
    movement of vehicles on roads; traffic
  970. #970
    alargaralargar
    to make longer (in length or duration)
  971. #971
    autorizarautorizar
    to give formal permission or allow someone to do something
  972. #972
    brillarbrillar
    to give off or reflect light
  973. #973
    contraercontraer
    to contract or acquire (a disease, debt, marriage)
  974. #974
    enriquecerenriquecer
    to make richer; to increase someone's or something's wealth, value, or quality
  975. #975
    flotarflotar
    to float (to rest or move on a liquid or in the air without sinking)
  976. #976
    heredarheredar
    to inherit (receive property, money, titles, or traits from someone, often after their death)
  977. #977
    iluminariluminar
    to illuminate or light up
  978. #978
    lamentarlamentar
    to regret; to feel sorry about something
  979. #979
    originaroriginar
    to cause or give rise to something
  980. #980
    pescarpescar
    to catch fish; to fish
  981. #981
    progresarprogresar
    to make progress; to advance
  982. #982
    residirresidir
    to live in a place; to have one's home in a place
  983. #983
    suprimirsuprimir
    to remove, delete, or stop something; to suppress
  984. #984
    transportartransportar
    to transport or carry something from one place to another
  985. #985
    célebrecélebre
    famous; well-known
  986. #986
    décimodécimo
    tenth (ordinal)
  987. #987
    electoralelectoral
    Relating to elections or the process of voting
  988. #988
    heroicoheroico
    showing great courage or bravery; characteristic of a hero
  989. #989
    intactointacto
    Undamaged or unharmed; remaining whole or complete.
  990. #990
    maternomaterno
    relating to a mother; maternal
  991. #991
    mortalmortal
    causing death; lethal
  992. #992
    potentepotente
    powerful; having great strength, force, or effectiveness.
  993. #993
    psicológicopsicológico
    Relating to the mind, mental processes, or psychology.
  994. #994
    satisfactoriosatisfactorio
    satisfactory; acceptable; meeting expectations.
  995. #995
    temporaltemporal
    temporary (not permanent)
  996. #996
    verticalvertical
    Upright; positioned perpendicular to the ground or horizon.
  997. #997
    curiosamentecuriosamente
    oddly; in a strange or unexpected way
  998. #998
    advertenciaadvertencia
    A warning or notice that alerts someone to danger, a rule, or a potential problem.
  999. #999
    agresiónagresión
    an act of attacking or harming someone, physically or verbally
  1000. #1000
    aperturaapertura
    a physical opening, gap, or hole
  1001. #1001
    carenciacarencia
    a lack or shortage of something needed
  1002. #1002
    concesiónconcesión
    A permit, license, or contract granted by authorities to use, operate, or exploit something.
  1003. #1003
    estatuaestatua
    a carved or cast figure, usually of a person or animal, displayed as art or a monument
  1004. #1004
    finalidadfinalidad
    purpose; the reason or aim behind something
  1005. #1005
    fortalezafortaleza
    a fortified building or military stronghold
  1006. #1006
    jerarquíajerarquía
    a system of levels or ranks, especially of authority
  1007. #1007
    magiamagia
    magic; supernatural power or the art of performing tricks and illusions
  1008. #1008
    menciónmención
    a reference or brief mention of someone or something in speech or writing
  1009. #1009
    persecuciónpersecución
    the act of chasing or pursuing someone or something
  1010. #1010
    purezapureza
    purity — the state or quality of being pure (cleanliness, innocence, or freedom from contaminants or mixture)
  1011. #1011
    repeticiónrepetición
    The act of doing or saying something again
  1012. #1012
    repúblicarepública
    A country or state governed by elected representatives and an elected head of state rather than a monarch.
  1013. #1013
    traicióntraición
    betrayal (breaking someone's trust or loyalty)
  1014. #1014
    utilizaciónutilización
    use; the act of using something
  1015. #1015
    anilloanillo
    a ring; a circular band, especially one worn on the finger
  1016. #1016
    ascensoascenso
    a promotion at work or in rank
  1017. #1017
    asesinatoasesinato
    murder; the deliberate, unlawful killing of a person
  1018. #1018
    bandobando
    a group or faction supporting a particular side in a conflict or dispute
  1019. #1019
    broncebronce
    an alloy of copper and tin (the metal)
  1020. #1020
    cementocemento
    a powder used with water and aggregates to make concrete or mortar
  1021. #1021
    cerrocerro
    a hill (a natural, rounded elevated area of land)
  1022. #1022
    enfrentamientoenfrentamiento
    a confrontation or clash between people, groups, or forces
  1023. #1023
    mandatomandato
    an official order or command
  1024. #1024
    ministerioministerio
    A government department or agency headed by a minister
  1025. #1025
    nidonido
    a nest (a structure made by birds or animals to hold eggs or young)
  1026. #1026
    observadorobservador
    an observer; a person who watches or monitors events or behavior
  1027. #1027
    párrafopárrafo
    a section of writing made up of one or more sentences that develops a single idea
  1028. #1028
    petróleopetróleo
    petroleum; crude oil — the fossil fuel used for fuel and as a raw material
  1029. #1029
    prisioneroprisionero
    a person who is kept in prison or detained
  1030. #1030
    pulmónpulmón
    lung (the organ used for breathing)
  1031. #1031
    razonamientorazonamiento
    the process of thinking logically to form conclusions, judgments, or inferences; reasoning
  1032. #1032
    timbretimbre
    a small bell or electronic device that rings to announce someone at a door or signal an event
  1033. #1033
    vientrevientre
    the belly or abdominal area
  1034. #1034
    agitaragitar
    to shake or stir something so it moves quickly
  1035. #1035
    alternaralternar
    to take turns or switch back and forth between two or more things
  1036. #1036
    arderarder
    to burn; be on fire
  1037. #1037
    compensarcompensar
    to pay or reimburse someone for a loss, expense, or service
  1038. #1038
    disputardisputar
    to argue or debate (express disagreement verbally)
  1039. #1039
    eludireludir
    to avoid or escape from something or someone; to evade
  1040. #1040
    fallecerfallecer
    to die; to pass away
  1041. #1041
    fluirfluir
    to flow
  1042. #1042
    ocasionarocasionar
    to cause; to bring about
  1043. #1043
    precederpreceder
    to come before in time, order, or position
  1044. #1044
    preservarpreservar
    To keep something safe or in good condition; protect from damage, decay, or loss.
  1045. #1045
    presidirpresidir
    to preside over; to chair (a meeting, committee, or organization)
  1046. #1046
    rozarrozar
    to touch lightly; to brush against
  1047. #1047
    africanoafricano
    Relating to Africa (its people, culture, geography, flora, fauna, etc.)
  1048. #1048
    civilizadocivilizado
    polite, cultured, or having developed social and cultural norms
  1049. #1049
    complementariocomplementario
    Completing or enhancing something; that completes or goes well with another thing
  1050. #1050
    fabulosofabuloso
    fabulous; excellent; amazing
  1051. #1051
    ferozferoz
    fierce; very aggressive, violent, or intense
  1052. #1052
    francofranco
    frank, candid; open and honest in speech
  1053. #1053
    horizontalhorizontal
    level; parallel to the horizon; flat
  1054. #1054
    hostilhostil
    hostile; unfriendly or antagonistic toward someone or something.
  1055. #1055
    inéditoinédito
    unpublished; not previously made public (e.g., a text, work, or recording).
  1056. #1056
    insólitoinsólito
    Unusual, uncommon, or surprising; not what is normally expected.
  1057. #1057
    inversoinverso
    Opposite or reversed in position, order, or direction
  1058. #1058
    lingüísticolingüístico
    relating to language or the study of language
  1059. #1059
    sangrientosangriento
    covered in blood; bloodstained
  1060. #1060
    intensamenteintensamente
    with great intensity, force, or concentration; strongly
  1061. #1061
    simultáneamentesimultáneamente
    at the same time
  1062. #1062
    acusaciónacusación
    a formal statement or claim that someone committed a crime or wrongdoing; a charge
  1063. #1063
    alteraciónalteración
    a change or modification
  1064. #1064
    cabeceracabecera
    headboard (the board at the head of a bed)
  1065. #1065
    capillacapilla
    a small church or chapel used for Christian worship
  1066. #1066
    cenizaceniza
    the powdery residue left after something is burned
  1067. #1067
    cúpulacúpula
    a dome or rounded roof on a building
  1068. #1068
    devocióndevoción
    religious devotion or piety
  1069. #1069
    elaboraciónelaboración
    the process of making, preparing, or producing something (e.g., a product, food, or document)
  1070. #1070
    fachadafachada
    front of a building
  1071. #1071
    fidelidadfidelidad
    Loyalty or faithfulness to a person, group, or principle
  1072. #1072
    hazañahazaña
    an impressive or heroic deed; a notable achievement or exploit.
  1073. #1073
    lealtadlealtad
    Loyalty or faithfulness to a person, group, cause, or principle.
  1074. #1074
    maquinariamaquinaria
    machines and equipment used for a particular industrial, agricultural, or construction purpose
  1075. #1075
    medallamedalla
    a medal or medallion awarded as a prize or worn as decoration
  1076. #1076
    modificaciónmodificación
    a change or alteration made to something
  1077. #1077
    monjamonja
    a woman who is a member of a religious order; a nun
  1078. #1078
    ovejaoveja
    sheep (a female sheep; ewe)
  1079. #1079
    palomapaloma
    a dove or pigeon (a medium-sized bird)
  1080. #1080
    pistolapistola
    a pistol or small handgun
  1081. #1081
    prudenciaprudencia
    caution; careful behavior to avoid danger or risk
  1082. #1082
    reducciónreducción
    a decrease in amount, size, level, or intensity
  1083. #1083
    revelaciónrevelación
    A disclosure of previously unknown information; an important or surprising revelation
  1084. #1084
    serenidadserenidad
    Calmness or peacefulness of mind, atmosphere, or situation.
  1085. #1085
    supervivenciasupervivencia
    survival; continuing to live or exist, especially in dangerous or difficult conditions
  1086. #1086
    vanidadvanidad
    excessive pride in or admiration of one's appearance, abilities, or achievements; conceit
  1087. #1087
    vegetaciónvegetación
    the plants that grow in a particular place; plant life
  1088. #1088
    venavena
    a blood vessel that carries blood toward the heart
  1089. #1089
    vísperavíspera
    the day or period immediately before an important event; eve
  1090. #1090
    vitalidadvitalidad
    vitality; energy and liveliness
  1091. #1091
    adversarioadversario
    An opponent; someone who opposes you in a conflict, contest, or debate.
  1092. #1092
    circocirco
    a circus; a travelling show with acrobats, clowns, and sometimes animals
  1093. #1093
    comandantecomandante
    a commander or commanding officer (military or similar)
  1094. #1094
    divorciodivorcio
    divorce; the legal termination of a marriage
  1095. #1095
    dueloduelo
    mourning; the period or feeling of grief after a death
  1096. #1096
    expedienteexpediente
    A file or dossier with documents about a person, case, or subject
  1097. #1097
    fundadorfundador
    founder — a person who starts or establishes an organization, company, institution, or settlement.
  1098. #1098
    gobernadorgobernador
    The elected or appointed leader of a region, state, or province (governor).
  1099. #1099
    moldemolde
    a hollow container or form used to shape a material, such as for baking, casting, or molding.
  1100. #1100
    perjuicioperjuicio
    harm, damage, or loss (to someone or something)
  1101. #1101
    tenienteteniente
    a military officer rank (lieutenant)
  1102. #1102
    umbralumbral
    the bottom part of a doorway that you step over (a door threshold).
  1103. #1103
    embajadorembajador
    a country's official diplomatic representative to another country or international organization; also a person who represents or promotes a brand, organization, or cause
  1104. #1104
    alegaralegar
    To state or claim something, often as a reason, explanation, or defense
  1105. #1105
    apelarapelar
    to appeal (ask a higher court or authority to review a decision)
  1106. #1106
    asombrarasombrar
    to amaze or astonish someone
  1107. #1107
    complementarcomplementar
    to complement or supplement; to add something that completes or enhances another thing
  1108. #1108
    consolarconsolar
    to comfort someone who is sad or upset
  1109. #1109
    encarnarencarnar
    to embody or personify an idea, quality, or characteristic
  1110. #1110
    entusiasmarentusiasmar
    to cause someone to feel enthusiasm; to excite
  1111. #1111
    extinguirextinguir
    to put out or stop a fire, light, or similar; to cause something to cease to exist (e.g., a right, obligation)
  1112. #1112
    honrarhonrar
    to honor; to show respect or pay tribute to someone
  1113. #1113
    incitarincitar
    to urge or provoke someone to do something
  1114. #1114
    incrementarincrementar
    to increase (something)
  1115. #1115
    madurarmadurar
    to become fully developed or reach maturity (people, plans, ideas)
  1116. #1116
    narrarnarrar
    to narrate; to tell a story or describe events
  1117. #1117
    oscilaroscilar
    to move back and forth or swing
  1118. #1118
    prescindirprescindir
    to do without; to dispense with
  1119. #1119
    presenciarpresenciar
    to witness or be present at an event
  1120. #1120
    propiciarpropiciar
    to foster or promote something; to create favorable conditions for it to happen
  1121. #1121
    radicarradicar
    to be located or lie in (a place or situation); to consist in
  1122. #1122
    ratificarratificar
    to formally confirm or approve (often a law, agreement, or decision)
  1123. #1123
    recitarrecitar
    to say aloud from memory or perform aloud (a poem, speech, list, etc.)
  1124. #1124
    revivirrevivir
    to come back to life or regain consciousness
  1125. #1125
    simularsimular
    To pretend or imitate something so it appears real
  1126. #1126
    traicionartraicionar
    to betray (someone's trust, a cause, or a country)
  1127. #1127
    tranquilizartranquilizar
    to make someone or something calm; to reassure or soothe
  1128. #1128
    estatalestatal
    Belonging to or operated by the state or government; public or government-run.
  1129. #1129
    genéticogenético
    Relating to genes or heredity
  1130. #1130
    gráficográfico
    relating to charts, diagrams, or visual representations
  1131. #1131
    grandiosograndioso
    magnificent; impressive in a positive way
  1132. #1132
    indudableindudable
    unquestionable; not open to doubt
  1133. #1133
    inmóvilinmóvil
    Not moving; motionless
  1134. #1134
    inquietanteinquietante
    Causing worry, unease, or anxiety; disturbing or unsettling.
  1135. #1135
    mixtomixto
    mixed; made of different kinds or elements
  1136. #1136
    monótonomonótono
    Dull or unvarying; lacking interest or variety
  1137. #1137
    opacoopaco
    Not allowing light to pass through; opaque
  1138. #1138
    periodísticoperiodístico
    relating to journalism or news reporting.
  1139. #1139
    primordialprimordial
    essential; extremely important
  1140. #1140
    refinadorefinado
    cultured, elegant, or showing good taste
  1141. #1141
    serenosereno
    calm, peaceful, or composed
  1142. #1142
    sombríosombrío
    Dark or shaded in appearance or lighting
  1143. #1143
    transitoriotransitorio
    temporary; not permanent; short-lived
  1144. #1144
    visualvisual
    Relating to sight or to images/graphics.
  1145. #1145
    altamentealtamente
    to a high degree; very; extremely
  1146. #1146
    violentamenteviolentamente
    In a violent or forceful manner
  1147. #1147
    brujabruja
    A woman believed to practice magic or witchcraft
  1148. #1148
    carcajadacarcajada
    a loud, hearty laugh; a guffaw.
  1149. #1149
    cimacima
    the highest point or peak of a mountain, hill, or object
  1150. #1150
    compensacióncompensación
    Money, payment, or benefits given to someone for work, services, or to make up for a loss or injury.
  1151. #1151
    estupidezestupidez
    stupidity; a foolish action or thing
  1152. #1152
    galagala
    a formal, elegant event or show (e.g., charity gala, awards ceremony)
  1153. #1153
    gananciaganancia
    profit; money gained from a business, investment, or sale
  1154. #1154
    incorporaciónincorporación
    the act of joining or being added to a group, organization, or activity
  1155. #1155
    leñaleña
    Firewood
  1156. #1156
    mareamarea
    The regular rising and falling of the sea (tide)
  1157. #1157
    parcelaparcela
    a piece of land; a plot or lot used for farming, building, or private use
  1158. #1158
    patadapatada
    kick (the act of striking with the foot)
  1159. #1159
    perlaperla
    A hard, usually white gem formed inside oysters and used in jewelry.
  1160. #1160
    presidenciapresidencia
    the office or term of a president (the period someone serves as president)
  1161. #1161
    prohibiciónprohibición
    An official rule, law, or decision that forbids something; a ban or the act of forbidding.
  1162. #1162
    rebeliónrebelión
    an organized attempt to overthrow or resist authority; an uprising or revolt
  1163. #1163
    sencillezsencillez
    simplicity; lack of complexity or ornamentation
  1164. #1164
    sinceridadsinceridad
    sincerity; the quality of being honest and genuine in feelings or expression.
  1165. #1165
    validezvalidez
    The state or quality of being valid; legal, official, or logical acceptability.
  1166. #1166
    vanguardiavanguardia
    the forefront or leading position in an activity, movement, or field
  1167. #1167
    vejezvejez
    old age; the state of being old
  1168. #1168
    violaciónviolación
    rape (sexual assault)
  1169. #1169
    atributoatributo
    a quality, characteristic, or property of someone or something
  1170. #1170
    compradorcomprador
    buyer; person who purchases something
  1171. #1171
    conocedorconocedor
    A person who knows a lot about a particular subject; a connoisseur or expert.
  1172. #1172
    disparatedisparate
    an absurd or foolish idea, remark, or thing; nonsense
  1173. #1173
    emisoremisor
    a device that transmits or broadcasts signals, waves, or energy
  1174. #1174
    laberintolaberinto
    a complex network of paths or passages, often designed as a puzzle (a maze)
  1175. #1175
    llantollanto
    crying; the act or sound of shedding tears
  1176. #1176
    mozomozo
    a waiter or server in a restaurant
  1177. #1177
    pinopino
    A pine tree (the evergreen coniferous tree)
  1178. #1178
    rencorrencor
    a persistent feeling of anger or bitterness toward someone because of a past offense
  1179. #1179
    resentimientoresentimiento
    resentment; bitterness or anger felt because of a perceived wrong or injustice.
  1180. #1180
    riñónriñón
    kidney (the organ; also the kidney when used as food)
  1181. #1181
    seminarioseminario
    a seminar or workshop (a meeting for discussion, training, or academic presentation)
  1182. #1182
    senderosendero
    a narrow path or trail for walking
  1183. #1183
    servidorservidor
    a person who serves others; a servant or attendant
  1184. #1184
    lentelente
    an optical lens (e.g., camera lens, contact lens)
  1185. #1185
    agravaragravar
    to make worse; to aggravate
  1186. #1186
    aparentaraparentar
    to give the appearance of being something; to seem or pretend outwardly
  1187. #1187
    consolidarconsolidar
    To make something stronger, firmer, or more secure, often by combining parts into a single whole.
  1188. #1188
    coronarcoronar
    to place a crown on someone's head; to make someone a monarch
  1189. #1189
    debilitardebilitar
    to weaken
  1190. #1190
    desafiardesafiar
    to challenge or defy someone or an authority
  1191. #1191
    enlazarenlazar
    to link or connect (two things, ideas, files, etc.)
  1192. #1192
    evocarevocar
    to evoke; to bring to mind or recall
  1193. #1193
    expandirexpandir
    to expand; to increase in size, range, or scope
  1194. #1194
    frecuentarfrecuentar
    to go to or be at a place often; to visit regularly
  1195. #1195
    igualarigualar
    to make equal; to match or equalize (including to tie a score)
  1196. #1196
    inquietarinquietar
    to make someone feel uneasy, worried, or disturbed
  1197. #1197
    interponerinterponer
    to place or put something between or among other things or people
  1198. #1198
    inundarinundar
    to cover or fill with water (to flood)
  1199. #1199
    ostentarostentar
    to show off; to flaunt
  1200. #1200
    restaurarrestaurar
    to restore; to return something or someone to a previous condition or position
  1201. #1201
    reventarreventar
    to burst or split open (suddenly)
  1202. #1202
    sustentarsustentar
    to support or maintain (physically, financially, or by providing evidence or justification)
  1203. #1203
    vibrarvibrar
    to shake or move quickly back and forth (physically)
  1204. #1204
    dondon
    Honorific title placed before a man's given name to show respect (equivalent to 'Mr.' or 'Sir')
  1205. #1205
    santosanto
    holy; sacred (worthy of religious respect)
  1206. #1206
    apareceraparecer
    to appear; to become visible or to show up
  1207. #1207
    existirexistir
    to exist; to be real or present
  1208. #1208
    indicarindicar
    to indicate or point out
  1209. #1209
    ocuparocupar
    to occupy or take up (space, time, a place); to use
  1210. #1210
    producirproducir
    to produce or make something
  1211. #1211
    proponerproponer
    to suggest or put forward an idea, plan, motion, or proposal
  1212. #1212
    referirreferir
    to refer to (mention or point to something)
  1213. #1213
    resultarresultar
    to turn out; to prove to be (often used impersonally)
  1214. #1214
    sufrirsufrir
    to suffer; to experience pain, hardship, or negative effects
  1215. #1215
    andaluzandaluz
    Relating to Andalucía (the southern region of Spain); Andalusian.
  1216. #1216
    áridoárido
    Very dry; lacking moisture (used for climate, soil).
  1217. #1217
    atrozatroz
    extremely cruel, brutal, or terrible
  1218. #1218
    bíblicobíblico
    Relating to the Bible
  1219. #1219
    coloradocolorado
    red; having a red or reddish color, or appearing flushed/rosy
  1220. #1220
    desconcertadodesconcertado
    Confused, puzzled, or emotionally unsettled; taken aback.
  1221. #1221
    elocuenteelocuente
    Eloquent; able to express ideas clearly and persuasively.
  1222. #1222
    estadísticoestadístico
    statistical
  1223. #1223
    fértilfértil
    Able to produce abundant vegetation or offspring; productive for growth
  1224. #1224
    frívolofrívolo
    Not serious; shallow or concerned only with trivial matters or appearances.
  1225. #1225
    geométricogeométrico
    Relating to geometry or made of/decorated with geometric shapes (lines, angles, figures).
  1226. #1226
    grotescogrotesco
    Strangely distorted or ugly in appearance
  1227. #1227
    inestableinestable
    not stable; likely to change, move, or become unsteady.
  1228. #1228
    inseparableinseparable
    Unable to be separated; very closely attached or always together.
  1229. #1229
    involuntarioinvoluntario
    Not done on purpose; happening without conscious choice or control.
  1230. #1230
    malignomaligno
    morally evil or wicked
  1231. #1231
    melancólicomelancólico
    feeling or showing deep, pensive sadness; melancholic
  1232. #1232
    minúsculominúsculo
    Very small or tiny; (by extension) insignificant
  1233. #1233
    monstruosomonstruoso
    very large or excessive; enormous
  1234. #1234
    pequeñitopequeñito
    very small; tiny
  1235. #1235
    prematuroprematuro
    Happening before the expected or normal time; not fully developed or mature.
  1236. #1236
    prestigiosoprestigioso
    Having a very good reputation; respected or admired
  1237. #1237
    previsibleprevisible
    foreseeable; able to be predicted
  1238. #1238
    prodigiosoprodigioso
    Extraordinary; remarkably impressive or wonderful
  1239. #1239
    rítmicorítmico
    relating to rhythm; having a regular beat or pattern
  1240. #1240
    simultáneosimultáneo
    occurring at the same time
  1241. #1241
    sintéticosintético
    Made or produced artificially; not natural (often about materials)
  1242. #1242
    soberbiosoberbio
    arrogant; showing excessive pride or self-importance
  1243. #1243
    sofisticadosofisticado
    Refined, cultured, or showing good taste
  1244. #1244
    tripletriple
    Consisting of three parts or units; three times as much
  1245. #1245
    vertiginosovertiginoso
    causing dizziness or a spinning sensation
  1246. #1246
    vigorosovigoroso
    Strong, energetic, or forceful
  1247. #1247
    duramenteduramente
    harshly; severely
  1248. #1248
    ampliaciónampliación
    An increase in size, amount, or scope (an expansion or enlargement).
  1249. #1249
    bahíabahía
    a recessed coastal body of water partially enclosed by land (a bay)
  1250. #1250
    complicidadcomplicidad
    Participation in wrongdoing; being an accomplice
  1251. #1251
    cuencacuenca
    a basin or bowl-shaped depression; especially a river drainage basin or area where water collects
  1252. #1252
    delicadezadelicadeza
    gentleness or tact; sensitivity in behavior or manners
  1253. #1253
    emisiónemisión
    a radio or television broadcast
  1254. #1254
    espumaespuma
    foam; froth; lather (bubbles produced by liquids or soap)
  1255. #1255
    euforiaeuforia
    a strong feeling of happiness, excitement, or well-being
  1256. #1256
    fabricaciónfabricación
    the process of making goods; manufacturing
  1257. #1257
    hostilidadhostilidad
    hostility; unfriendly or antagonistic attitude or behavior toward someone or something
  1258. #1258
    impotenciaimpotencia
    lack of power or ability; powerlessness or inability to act
  1259. #1259
    incidenciaincidencia
    rate or frequency of occurrence
  1260. #1260
    incursiónincursión
    a sudden, short attack or entry into hostile territory
  1261. #1261
    inspeccióninspección
    an official examination or check of a place, object, person, or process to assess condition or compliance
  1262. #1262
    inyeccióninyección
    a medical injection or shot
  1263. #1263
    latitudlatitud
    Geographical latitude — the angular distance north or south of the equator, measured in degrees.
  1264. #1264
    pirámidepirámide
    a large ancient stone monument with a broad base and sloping sides that meet at a point
  1265. #1265
    procedenciaprocedencia
    The place, country, or source where someone or something comes from; provenance.
  1266. #1266
    prosaprosa
    Written or spoken language in ordinary form (non-poetic).
  1267. #1267
    sendasenda
    a path or trail, usually for walking or hiking
  1268. #1268
    tácticatáctica
    A planned action or method used to achieve a specific goal (in sports, politics, negotiations, etc.).
  1269. #1269
    vibraciónvibración
    vibration; a shaking or oscillating movement
  1270. #1270
    admiradoradmirador
    a person who admires someone or something; a fan
  1271. #1271
    banquetebanquete
    A large formal meal or feast for many people, usually to celebrate an event.
  1272. #1272
    bichobicho
    a small insect or bug
  1273. #1273
    burroburro
    a donkey (the animal)
  1274. #1274
    centavocentavo
    A monetary unit equal to one hundredth of the main currency (a cent).
  1275. #1275
    cohetecohete
    rocket (a vehicle or projectile propelled by rocket engines; can be a spacecraft rocket or a firework rocket)
  1276. #1276
    comandocomando
    a small armed group or unit organized for raids or special operations
  1277. #1277
    comunismocomunismo
    a political and economic system or ideology that advocates collective ownership of property and the abolition of social classes.
  1278. #1278
    cráneocráneo
    skull; the bony structure that surrounds and protects the brain
  1279. #1279
    desequilibriodesequilibrio
    lack of balance or stability; an uneven or unstable condition
  1280. #1280
    diamantediamante
    A precious, usually clear gemstone made of carbon, often used in jewelry (diamond).
  1281. #1281
    fósforofósforo
    A small stick used to light fires (a match).
  1282. #1282
    gabinetegabinete
    a piece of furniture with doors or drawers used for storage (cabinet)
  1283. #1283
    muslomuslo
    thigh (the upper part of the leg between the hip and the knee)
  1284. #1284
    pabellónpabellón
    a large hall or pavilion used for exhibitions, fairs, sports, or public events
  1285. #1285
    patopato
    a duck (the waterbird)
  1286. #1286
    periodismoperiodismo
    journalism; the profession or activity of collecting, writing, and reporting news
  1287. #1287
    recelorecelo
    a feeling of distrust or suspicion toward someone or something
  1288. #1288
    retrocesoretroceso
    a movement backwards; physical retreat
  1289. #1289
    tranvíatranvía
    a tram or streetcar (a rail vehicle that runs on tracks in city streets)
  1290. #1290
    volcánvolcán
    a mountain or vent that can erupt lava, ash, and gases
  1291. #1291
    agricultoragricultor
    farmer; a person who cultivates land or raises crops and/or livestock
  1292. #1292
    bailarínbailarín
    dancer (a person who dances)
  1293. #1293
    economistaeconomista
    economist — a person who studies, teaches, or works in economics
  1294. #1294
    editoreditor
    a person who prepares and revises written texts (articles, books, etc.) for publication
  1295. #1295
    inspectorinspector
    an official who examines or checks places, work, or records to ensure rules, safety, or quality are followed
  1296. #1296
    cóleracólera
    intense anger or fury
  1297. #1297
    acataracatar
    to comply with or obey rules, orders, decisions, or instructions
  1298. #1298
    alarmaralarmar
    To cause fear, worry, or concern
  1299. #1299
    alertaralertar
    to warn or notify someone about danger, a problem, or important information
  1300. #1300
    aventuraraventurar
    to take a risk; do something dangerous or uncertain
  1301. #1301
    bordearbordear
    to border or run along the edge of something; to skirt
  1302. #1302
    conferirconferir
    to grant or bestow (a right, title, honor, or award)
  1303. #1303
    descifrardescifrar
    to decipher or decode (a message, code, or unclear writing)
  1304. #1304
    deteriorardeteriorar
    to get worse or cause something to get worse in condition or quality
  1305. #1305
    engordarengordar
    to gain weight; become fatter
  1306. #1306
    entablarentablar
    to begin or initiate (a conversation, relationship, negotiation)
  1307. #1307
    estropearestropear
    to damage or ruin something; make it not work or not be in good condition
  1308. #1308
    impartirimpartir
    to give or deliver (a class, lesson, talk, or information)
  1309. #1309
    instruirinstruir
    to instruct; to teach or give directions
  1310. #1310
    mediarmediar
    to act as a mediator; intervene between parties to help reach an agreement
  1311. #1311
    premiarpremiar
    to give a prize or reward to someone
  1312. #1312
    presentirpresentir
    to have a feeling or premonition that something will happen
  1313. #1313
    rebasarrebasar
    to pass or overtake (physically, e.g., a vehicle or person)
  1314. #1314
    reposarreposar
    to rest (stop activity to recover)
  1315. #1315
    tentartentar
    to tempt or entice someone
  1316. #1316
    verterverter
    to pour a liquid or cause it to flow; to spill
  1317. #1317
    civilcivil
    Relating to citizens, public life, or the state (non‑military)
  1318. #1318
    circunstanciacircunstancia
    A fact, situation, or condition that surrounds or affects an event or action
  1319. #1319
    impresiónimpresión
    a feeling or opinion formed about someone or something after an experience or contact with it.
  1320. #1320
    conceptoconcepto
    a general idea, notion, or abstract principle
  1321. #1321
    constituirconstituir
    to form, make up, or establish (something that composes a whole)
  1322. #1322
    interpretarinterpretar
    To translate spoken language orally (interpret in real time)
  1323. #1323
    intervenirintervenir
    to step in or take action to change, stop, or influence a situation
  1324. #1324
    pesarpesar
    to weigh (measure the weight of something)
  1325. #1325
    salvarsalvar
    to save or rescue (prevent from harm); also to save (a file or data)
  1326. #1326
    cristianocristiano
    Relating to Christianity, its beliefs, or its practices.
  1327. #1327
    semejantesemejante
    similar; alike
  1328. #1328
    juezjuez
    a judge; a person who presides over court proceedings and makes legal decisions
  1329. #1329
    conductaconducta
    behavior; the way a person or animal acts
  1330. #1330
    consideraciónconsideración
    careful thought or attention given before making a decision
  1331. #1331
    disposicióndisposición
    willingness or readiness to do something
  1332. #1332
    inquietudinquietud
    a feeling of worry, unease, or restlessness
  1333. #1333
    riquezariqueza
    wealth or riches (money, assets, financial resources)
  1334. #1334
    virtudvirtud
    a morally good quality or trait; moral excellence
  1335. #1335
    acontecimientoacontecimiento
    an event or notable occurrence
  1336. #1336
    excesoexceso
    an amount that is more than necessary or allowed; a surplus or overabundance
  1337. #1337
    temortemor
    fear; a feeling of worry, dread, or apprehension about something dangerous or threatening.
  1338. #1338
    margenmargen
    edge, border, or side; the blank area at the side of a page or the outskirts of something
  1339. #1339
    sesentasesenta
    sixty (the number 60)
  1340. #1340
    basarbasar
    to base on; to use as a foundation
  1341. #1341
    casarcasar
    to marry (to join two people in marriage; to marry someone or marry someone off)
  1342. #1342
    ejercerejercer
    to practice a profession or occupation
  1343. #1343
    liberarliberar
    to free or release someone or something from confinement, control, or obligation
  1344. #1344
    nombrarnombrar
    to give a name to someone or something
  1345. #1345
    operaroperar
    to perform surgery on someone
  1346. #1346
    rodearrodear
    to surround or encircle; to move around something
  1347. #1347
    transmitirtransmitir
    to send or pass something (information, signals, messages, disease) from one person/place to another
  1348. #1348
    latinolatino
    Relating to Latin America or to Latin American people, culture, or language
  1349. #1349
    orientaloriental
    eastern; located in or coming from the east
  1350. #1350
    primarioprimario
    primary; main; first in importance or order.
  1351. #1351
    sagradosagrado
    Holy; related to religion or deserving religious respect.
  1352. #1352
    amanteamante
    a person who has a romantic or sexual relationship with someone (often used for a partner in an affair)
  1353. #1353
    cifracifra
    a number or numerical figure, often referring to an amount, statistic, or digit
  1354. #1354
    continuacióncontinuación
    the act or process of continuing; an extension in time or sequence
  1355. #1355
    declaracióndeclaración
    a formal spoken or written statement, often official
  1356. #1356
    escalaescala
    a stopover or layover during a journey
  1357. #1357
    filosofíafilosofía
    The academic field that studies fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, and values.
  1358. #1358
    humanidadhumanidad
    all human beings; mankind
  1359. #1359
    observaciónobservación
    the act of watching, noticing, or recording something
  1360. #1360
    oposiciónoposición
    opposition; resistance; the political group or stance that opposes
  1361. #1361
    producciónproducción
    the process or activity of making goods, energy, or materials; the amount produced
  1362. #1362
    reflexiónreflexión
    thought or careful consideration
  1363. #1363
    ámbitoámbito
    Area, scope, or sphere of activity, knowledge, or influence
  1364. #1364
    méritomérito
    deserving praise or reward; the earned worth of someone's actions or achievements
  1365. #1365
    muromuro
    wall; a vertical structure that separates, encloses, or defends an area (often an outer or defensive wall)
  1366. #1366
    palaciopalacio
    large, impressive residence or official royal residence
  1367. #1367
    procedimientoprocedimiento
    A method or series of steps to do something
  1368. #1368
    senoseno
    breast or bosom
  1369. #1369
    ascenderascender
    to go up; to rise or climb
  1370. #1370
    depositardepositar
    To put money or an object into a bank or other place for safekeeping (to deposit).
  1371. #1371
    enterarenterar
    to inform or notify someone about something
  1372. #1372
    reclamarreclamar
    to demand or claim something (ask forcefully for what you think is owed)
  1373. #1373
    relacionarrelacionar
    to connect or associate one thing or person with another
  1374. #1374
    reproducirreproducir
    to play back audio or video (to cause a recording to play)
  1375. #1375
    abundanteabundante
    Existing or available in large quantities; plentiful
  1376. #1376
    católicocatólico
    Relating to the Roman Catholic Church, its beliefs, or its members
  1377. #1377
    espontáneoespontáneo
    spontaneous; natural or unplanned
  1378. #1378
    externoexterno
    external; located on or coming from the outside
  1379. #1379
    favorablefavorable
    beneficial, positive, or likely to produce a good result
  1380. #1380
    idénticoidéntico
    exactly the same; not different
  1381. #1381
    parientepariente
    a family member; a relative (someone related by blood or marriage)
  1382. #1382
    coloniacolonia
    a neighborhood or residential district
  1383. #1383
    criaturacriatura
    a child (young person)
  1384. #1384
    destruccióndestrucción
    the act or result of destroying something; severe damage or ruin.
  1385. #1385
    evidenciaevidencia
    Facts, documents, or objects that show something is true; proof
  1386. #1386
    tesistesis
    An extended academic research paper written to obtain a degree (dissertation).
  1387. #1387
    totalidadtotalidad
    the whole; the entirety of something
  1388. #1388
    ala (nf el)ala
    wing (of a bird or aircraft)
  1389. #1389
    afánafán
    eagerness or strong desire; enthusiasm to do or achieve something
  1390. #1390
    desordendesorden
    lack of order; a mess or chaotic situation
  1391. #1391
    esclavoesclavo
    a person owned by another and forced to work for them
  1392. #1392
    establecimientoestablecimiento
    A business or public place (shop, restaurant, hotel, institution)
  1393. #1393
    laboratoriolaboratorio
    A room or building equipped for scientific experiments, research, or testing
  1394. #1394
    panoramapanorama
    A wide scenic view or vista
  1395. #1395
    testimoniotestimonio
    A spoken or written account given by a witness (e.g., in court).
  1396. #1396
    garantizargarantizar
    to guarantee; to ensure
  1397. #1397
    situarsituar
    to place or set something in a particular position or location; to locate or place within a context
  1398. #1398
    cultoculto
    cultured; well educated and refined
  1399. #1399
    existenteexistente
    existing; that exists
  1400. #1400
    aceptaciónaceptación
    The act or process of accepting something.
  1401. #1401
    aspiraciónaspiración
    a strong desire to achieve something; ambition
  1402. #1402
    convivenciaconvivencia
    coexistence; living together peacefully
  1403. #1403
    fugafuga
    escape; the act of running away or getting free from custody or danger
  1404. #1404
    lagunalaguna
    a small lake, pond, or lagoon (shallow body of water)
  1405. #1405
    prendaprenda
    an item of clothing or garment
  1406. #1406
    pretensiónpretensión
    a claim or demand, often a formal or legal claim to something
  1407. #1407
    realizaciónrealización
    the act of carrying out or producing something; execution or completion
  1408. #1408
    sentenciasentencia
    A court's judgment or the punishment given by a judge
  1409. #1409
    síntesissíntesis
    Combination of parts to form something new
  1410. #1410
    cumplimientocumplimiento
    fulfillment or compliance with duties, obligations, rules, or agreements
  1411. #1411
    nervionervio
    an anatomical nerve that transmits signals between the brain/spinal cord and the body
  1412. #1412
    tabacotabaco
    The tobacco plant or the dried leaves used for smoking, chewing, or producing tobacco products.
  1413. #1413
    vaporvapor
    steam; water in gaseous form
  1414. #1414
    asimilarasimilar
    to absorb or incorporate into a larger whole (physically, socially, or culturally)
  1415. #1415
    derrotarderrotar
    to defeat or beat (an opponent, team, or enemy)
  1416. #1416
    difundirdifundir
    to spread or make widely known (information, news, ideas); to broadcast
  1417. #1417
    enterrarenterrar
    to bury (put something or someone in the ground)
  1418. #1418
    esforzaresforzar
    to make an effort; try hard
  1419. #1419
    generalizargeneralizar
    to form a general statement or draw a broad conclusion from specific cases
  1420. #1420
    reiterarreiterar
    to repeat something already said, often for emphasis or clarification
  1421. #1421
    relatarrelatar
    to tell or narrate (an account or story)
  1422. #1422
    remontarremontar
    to climb or go up (including to go upstream)
  1423. #1423
    violarviolar
    to force someone to have sexual relations against their will (to rape)
  1424. #1424
    amorosoamoroso
    loving; affectionate (showing love or affection)
  1425. #1425
    auxiliarauxiliar
    to help or assist (someone)
  1426. #1426
    británicobritánico
    British (relating to Great Britain or the United Kingdom)
  1427. #1427
    bruscobrusco
    Abrupt, curt, or rough in manner, movement, or change.
  1428. #1428
    flexibleflexible
    Able to bend easily without breaking (physical pliability)
  1429. #1429
    ignoranteignorante
    Lacking knowledge or awareness; uninformed
  1430. #1430
    miserablemiserable
    Very unhappy or wretched
  1431. #1431
    poéticopoético
    Relating to or characteristic of poetry; having the qualities of poetry (lyrical, expressive).
  1432. #1432
    preferiblepreferible
    More desirable or suitable; a better option.
  1433. #1433
    procedenteprocedente
    coming from (indicates origin, often used with 'de')
  1434. #1434
    solemnesolemne
    formal or ceremonial; suitable for important events
  1435. #1435
    vegetalvegetal
    a plant
  1436. #1436
    lógicamentelógicamente
    in a logical way; according to reason or logic
  1437. #1437
    permanentementepermanentemente
    in a permanent or lasting way; indefinitely
  1438. #1438
    descendientedescendiente
    a person who is descended from a particular ancestor; descendant
  1439. #1439
    abundanciaabundancia
    a large quantity or plentiful supply of something
  1440. #1440
    continuidadcontinuidad
    the state of being continuous or uninterrupted; ongoingness or persistence over time or space.
  1441. #1441
    convenienciaconveniencia
    convenience; the quality of being useful, easy, or advantageous
  1442. #1442
    decadenciadecadencia
    a decline or deterioration in quality, condition, or morals
  1443. #1443
    escasezescasez
    a lack or shortage of something; scarcity
  1444. #1444
    justificaciónjustificación
    a reason or explanation offered to show that something is right, reasonable, or acceptable.
  1445. #1445
    minamina
    a place where minerals or ore are extracted (a mine)
  1446. #1446
    permanenciapermanencia
    The state or quality of lasting over time; permanence.
  1447. #1447
    placaplaca
    a flat plate or thin sheet of metal, plastic, or other material; can also refer to a vehicle's license plate
  1448. #1448
    proximidadproximidad
    nearness or closeness (in space, time, or relation)
  1449. #1449
    secuenciasecuencia
    a series of things or events that follow one after another in a particular order.
  1450. #1450
    transicióntransición
    A process or period of change from one state, condition, or system to another.
  1451. #1451
    defensordefensor
    a person who defends or protects someone or something
  1452. #1452
    filofilo
    The sharp edge or cutting surface of a blade or tool; also used figuratively as the edge or brink of something
  1453. #1453
    imperioimperio
    an empire; a large group of countries or territories ruled by one government or monarch
  1454. #1454
    ingenioingenio
    inventiveness or cleverness; mental resourcefulness
  1455. #1455
    ladrilloladrillo
    a rectangular block of baked clay (or similar material) used for building
  1456. #1456
    quehacerquehacer
    a household chore or domestic task
  1457. #1457
    suicidiosuicidio
    the act of intentionally causing one's own death
  1458. #1458
    pastorpastor
    a person who tends and herds sheep or other livestock
  1459. #1459
    arrebatararrebatar
    to snatch or seize suddenly (physically or figuratively)
  1460. #1460
    clavarclavar
    To drive a nail into something; to fasten with a nail or spike.
  1461. #1461
    herirherir
    to wound or cause a physical injury
  1462. #1462
    oleroler
    to smell (perceive an odor or give off an odor)
  1463. #1463
    precipitarprecipitar
    to throw or make something fall quickly or violently; to plunge or hurl
  1464. #1464
    remitirremitir
    to send or forward (documents, payments, messages)
  1465. #1465
    suscitarsuscitar
    to cause or provoke a reaction, feeling, issue, or topic to arise
  1466. #1466
    volcarvolcar
    to overturn or tip over (cause to fall on its side)
  1467. #1467
    autoritarioautoritario
    favoring strict obedience to authority; strict and controlling
  1468. #1468
    comparablecomparable
    Able to be compared; similar enough to allow comparison
  1469. #1469
    desigualdesigual
    Not even or level; having an irregular surface
  1470. #1470
    dominantedominante
    Having the most power, influence, or control; prevailing over others.
  1471. #1471
    estudiosoestudioso
    studious; likes to study and studies a lot.
  1472. #1472
    globalglobal
    Worldwide; affecting or involving the whole world
  1473. #1473
    marginalmarginal
    Located at the edge or border; peripheral
  1474. #1474
    matemáticomatemático
    relating to or based on mathematics; mathematical
  1475. #1475
    penosopenoso
    embarrassing; causing shame or awkwardness
  1476. #1476
    repletorepleto
    completely full; filled to capacity
  1477. #1477
    solarsolar
    relating to or produced by the sun; using sunlight
  1478. #1478
    temerosotemeroso
    fearful; showing fear or easily frightened
  1479. #1479
    turcoturco
    From or relating to Turkey; Turkish.
  1480. #1480
    enteramenteenteramente
    completely; entirely
  1481. #1481
    extraordinariamenteextraordinariamente
    extremely; to an extraordinary degree
  1482. #1482
    compatriotacompatriota
    a person from the same country; a fellow countryman or countrywoman.
  1483. #1483
    acumulaciónacumulación
    the process or act of gathering or building up something over time
  1484. #1484
    agriculturaagricultura
    The practice and science of cultivating land and raising crops or livestock.
  1485. #1485
    amplitudamplitud
    The size, width, or scope of something; how extensive or broad it is.
  1486. #1486
    bestiabestia
    an animal, especially a large or dangerous one
  1487. #1487
    censuracensura
    the suppression or restriction of speech, media, or other forms of expression
  1488. #1488
    comunióncomunión
    The Christian sacrament of the Eucharist; receiving the consecrated bread and wine (Communion).
  1489. #1489
    expediciónexpedición
    An organized journey or trip for exploration, research, or military purposes.
  1490. #1490
    franjafranja
    A long, narrow strip or band (physical or visual), like a stripe, border, or thin area of land.
  1491. #1491
    gomagoma
    eraser (for pencils)
  1492. #1492
    haciendahacienda
    a large rural estate, ranch, or agricultural property
  1493. #1493
    incapacidadincapacidad
    lack of ability or power to do something
  1494. #1494
    naturalidadnaturalidad
    quality of being natural or not artificial; authenticity
  1495. #1495
    pestepeste
    a serious, contagious disease or epidemic (plague, pestilence)
  1496. #1496
    represiónrepresión
    Suppression, especially by force or authority, of political or social opposition or protest.
  1497. #1497
    riendarienda
    A leather strap used to guide or control a horse or other riding animal.
  1498. #1498
    ternuraternura
    gentle affection or kindness; a feeling of warmth and care
  1499. #1499
    villavilla
    a small town or village
  1500. #1500
    ansia (nf el)ansia
    anxiety; a feeling of worry or nervous unease

C1

543 words at the C1 CEFR level.

  1. #1
    aromaaroma
    a smell or scent, usually pleasant
  2. #2
    bultobulto
    a lump, bump, or swelling on the body
  3. #3
    descensodescenso
    movement downward; the act of descending
  4. #4
    espectroespectro
    a ghost or specter
  5. #5
    insectoinsecto
    insect
  6. #6
    institutoinstituto
    an organization or institution for education, research, or professional activities
  7. #7
    polopolo
    a team sport played on horseback
  8. #8
    trigotrigo
    wheat — the cereal grain or the plant used to make flour and other foods.
  9. #9
    asaltarasaltar
    to attack someone violently
  10. #10
    derrumbarderrumbar
    to knock down or demolish (make something fall or destroy a structure)
  11. #11
    desbordardesbordar
    to overflow or spill over (liquid or container)
  12. #12
    embarcarembarcar
    to board (a ship, plane, bus, etc.)
  13. #13
    filtrarfiltrar
    to filter or strain a liquid or substance
  14. #14
    mudarmudar
    to change or replace something; to alter (clothes, opinion, state)
  15. #15
    refugiarrefugiar
    to give shelter or refuge to someone or something
  16. #16
    traspasartraspasar
    to transfer ownership or rights (e.g., sell or hand over a business, property, or contract)
  17. #17
    ardienteardiente
    very passionate; showing intense emotion, desire, or enthusiasm.
  18. #18
    audazaudaz
    bold; daring
  19. #19
    celesteceleste
    light blue; sky-blue (a pale blue color)
  20. #20
    comunitariocomunitario
    Relating to or belonging to a local community or group
  21. #21
    deseabledeseable
    Worth wanting; attractive or beneficial
  22. #22
    experimentalexperimental
    Relating to experiments, tests, or clinical trials.
  23. #23
    irracionalirracional
    not based on reason or clear thinking; unreasonable
  24. #24
    livianoliviano
    Not heavy; easy to lift or carry.
  25. #25
    proveniente (adj)]proveniente
    originating from; coming from (a place, person, or source)
  26. #26
    publicitariopublicitario
    Related to advertising or used for advertising
  27. #27
    republicanorepublicano
    relating to or supporting a republic or a republican form of government
  28. #28
    sanitariosanitario
    Relating to health, hygiene, or public health; sanitary
  29. #29
    solidariosolidario
    supportive; showing solidarity or willingness to help others
  30. #30
    tenuetenue
    Faint, weak, or subtle; not strong or intense (used for light, color, sound, smell, feeling).
  31. #31
    ampliamenteampliamente
    widely; to a great extent; extensively.
  32. #32
    decididamentedecididamente
    in a decisive or resolute way
  33. #33
    íntimamenteíntimamente
    In a close, personal or private way (emotionally or sexually).
  34. #34
    cómplicecómplice
    a person who helps another commit a crime or wrongdoing
  35. #35
    novelistanovelista
    A person who writes novels; novelist.
  36. #36
    barbaridadbarbaridad
    a brutal or cruel act; atrocity
  37. #37
    chimeneachimenea
    the vertical structure on a roof that vents smoke (chimney)
  38. #38
    clasificaciónclasificación
    the act or process of arranging items into groups or categories
  39. #39
    cordilleracordillera
    a mountain range; a chain of mountains
  40. #40
    cortezacorteza
    the bark of a tree; the outer protective layer of a plant trunk
  41. #41
    eleganciaelegancia
    refined grace or stylishness
  42. #42
    estaturaestatura
    a person's height; how tall someone is
  43. #43
    exploraciónexploración
    the act of exploring or examining something to learn about it
  44. #44
    normalidadnormalidad
    the state of being normal; normal conditions or normal life
  45. #45
    resonanciaresonancia
    the prolonging or amplification of sound or vibration; also used for medical imaging (MRI) as shorthand
  46. #46
    alambrealambre
    wire (metal strand used for fencing, electrical work, or binding)
  47. #47
    anheloanhelo
    a strong desire or longing for something
  48. #48
    bastónbastón
    a cane used to support or help someone walk
  49. #49
    comisariocomisario
    A senior official in charge of a police station or an official commission
  50. #50
    compáscompás
    a unit of musical rhythm; a bar or measure.
  51. #51
    esqueletoesqueleto
    the bony structure of a person or animal
  52. #52
    estallidoestallido
    A sudden loud explosion or blast.
  53. #53
    lapsolapso
    a short period of time; an interval
  54. #54
    protectorprotector
    a person who protects or defends someone or something
  55. #55
    repertoriorepertorio
    a set of works or pieces that a performer, group, or company can perform (repertoire)?
  56. #56
    tambortambor
    A percussion instrument you play by hitting its head.
  57. #57
    trapotrapo
    a piece of cloth used for cleaning or wiping (a rag)
  58. #58
    volantevolante
    steering wheel (in a car)
  59. #59
    asesorasesor
    adviser or consultant — a person who gives expert or professional advice to individuals or organizations.
  60. #60
    consejeroconsejero
    a person who gives advice or guidance (an advisor or counselor)
  61. #61
    articulararticular
    To express or pronounce words or ideas clearly
  62. #62
    vincularvincular
    to connect or link (one thing or person to another)
  63. #63
    cabocabo
    a cape or headland (geographic promontory)
  64. #64
    anteante
    in front of; before (physically or before an authority or audience)
  65. #65
    convertirconvertir
    to change or transform something into a different form or use
  66. #66
    importarimportar
    to be important; to matter (to someone)
  67. #67
    realizarrealizar
    to carry out, perform, or accomplish (an action, task, plan)
  68. #68
    sucedersuceder
    to happen; to occur
  69. #69
    afínafín
    Similar, related, or compatible in nature, interests, or opinions.
  70. #70
    constructivoconstructivo
    Helpful and intended to improve something or produce useful results.
  71. #71
    corporalcorporal
    relating to the body; physical
  72. #72
    institucionalinstitucional
    Relating to an institution or organization; official or structural
  73. #73
    irreversibleirreversible
    Not able to be changed back or undone; permanent
  74. #74
    neutroneutro
    neutral; not taking sides or showing bias
  75. #75
    ocasionalocasional
    happening from time to time; not frequent or regular
  76. #76
    provincialprovincial
    Relating to a province or its government; regional.
  77. #77
    trascendentetrascendente
    Very important or having great significance or long-term consequences.
  78. #78
    agoníaagonía
    Severe physical or emotional suffering; intense pain or distress.
  79. #79
    agresividadagresividad
    the tendency to be hostile, forceful, or ready to attack; aggressiveness
  80. #80
    complejidadcomplejidad
    complexity; the state or quality of being complex or made of many interconnected parts, often implying difficulty or intricacy.
  81. #81
    fierafiera
    a wild animal or beast (literal)
  82. #82
    frialdadfrialdad
    Physical coldness; low temperature or chill.
  83. #83
    gamagama
    a range or series (e.g., of products, colors, levels)
  84. #84
    navajanavaja
    A small folding knife or pocketknife used for cutting or everyday tasks.
  85. #85
    penumbrapenumbra
    partial darkness; an area of dim light between full light and full shadow
  86. #86
    putaputa
    A woman who works as a prostitute
  87. #87
    tasatasa
    a measure expressed as a percentage or ratio
  88. #88
    treguatregua
    A temporary stop to fighting or hostilities; a ceasefire
  89. #89
    apuroapuro
    a difficult situation or predicament; being in trouble (a bind)
  90. #90
    bachilleratobachillerato
    the upper-secondary education program (typically the final years before university)
  91. #91
    lomolomo
    A cut of meat from the back of an animal (loin).
  92. #92
    participanteparticipante
    a person who takes part in an activity, event, or group
  93. #93
    precedenteprecedente
    An earlier event, action, or decision used as an example or model for later similar situations (especially a legal decision).
  94. #94
    tejadotejado
    roof (the top covering of a building)
  95. #95
    vaivénvaivén
    a back-and-forth or rocking movement.
  96. #96
    adentraradentrar
    to lead or cause someone or something to enter or penetrate a place or thing
  97. #97
    indagarindagar
    to investigate; to inquire into
  98. #98
    perturbarperturbar
    to disturb or upset someone mentally or emotionally
  99. #99
    rascarrascar
    to scratch or scrape (skin or a surface)
  100. #100
    razonarrazonar
    to think logically or use reason
  101. #101
    recrearrecrear
    to entertain or amuse someone
  102. #102
    renacerrenacer
    to be reborn; to come back to life
  103. #103
    voluntadvoluntad
    the faculty or desire to do something; willingness
  104. #104
    escasoescaso
    Present or available in only small amounts; not enough
  105. #105
    norteamericanonorteamericano
    A person or thing from North America
  106. #106
    periodistaperiodista
    journalist — a person who collects, writes, or reports news for newspapers, TV, radio, or online media.
  107. #107
    ausenciaausencia
    absence; the state of not being present or the lack of something or someone
  108. #108
    oponeroponer
    to oppose; to put something or oneself against
  109. #109
    campesinocampesino
    a person who works in the countryside; a peasant or small-scale farmer
  110. #110
    continuocontinuo
    continuous; without interruption
  111. #111
    apariciónaparición
    the act or fact of appearing; an occurrence or emergence.
  112. #112
    poesíapoesía
    the art or literary genre of composing poems (poetry)
  113. #113
    excepcionalexcepcional
    Outstanding; unusually good or excellent.
  114. #114
    plenamenteplenamente
    fully; completely; entirely.
  115. #115
    comerciantecomerciante
    merchant; a person who buys and sells goods or runs a shop
  116. #116
    desaparicióndesaparición
    the act or fact of disappearing; the state of being missing
  117. #117
    urgenciaurgencia
    a situation or feeling that requires quick action; urgency
  118. #118
    núcleo núcleo
    the central or most important part of something; core
  119. #119
    impresionarimpresionar
    to impress (to cause admiration or a strong emotional effect)
  120. #120
    estéticoestético
    aesthetic; relating to beauty, style, or appearance
  121. #121
    leveleve
    Not severe or serious; minor
  122. #122
    peculiarpeculiar
    odd, strange, or unusual
  123. #123
    estrictamenteestrictamente
    strictly; in a strict or exact manner
  124. #124
    cercaníacercanía
    nearness or proximity in space or time
  125. #125
    perfecciónperfección
    the state or quality of being perfect; flawlessness
  126. #126
    sujetarsujetar
    to hold something or someone with your hands or arms
  127. #127
    insuficienteinsuficiente
    not enough; lacking the required amount or quality
  128. #128
    restanterestante
    remaining; left over
  129. #129
    tardíotardío
    happening or arriving after the expected or usual time
  130. #130
    balabala
    bullet (a small projectile fired from a firearm)
  131. #131
    aptoapto
    suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation
  132. #132
    progresivoprogresivo
    gradual; happening or increasing little by little
  133. #133
    enormementeenormemente
    extremely; to a very large degree
  134. #134
    inclusiveinclusive
    including; even
  135. #135
    expansiónexpansión
    An increase in size, volume, or scope
  136. #136
    mariposamariposa
    butterfly
  137. #137
    acordeacorde
    a musical chord
  138. #138
    desplazamientodesplazamiento
    The act of moving something or someone from one place or position to another; a movement or shift.
  139. #139
    residuoresiduo
    a remaining substance or material; waste or leftover
  140. #140
    equivalerequivaler
    to be equivalent; to have the same value, effect, or meaning as something else
  141. #141
    cataláncatalán
    Relating to Catalonia, its people, culture, or things from that region
  142. #142
    penalpenal
    Relating to crimes, punishment, or criminal law
  143. #143
    súbitosúbito
    sudden; happening quickly and without warning
  144. #144
    exportaciónexportación
    the sale and shipment of goods or services to another country (exports) and the goods sent abroad.
  145. #145
    longitudlongitud
    length (the measurement of how long something is)
  146. #146
    narraciónnarración
    a spoken or written account of events; a story
  147. #147
    aburrimientoaburrimiento
    the state or feeling of being bored; lack of interest or excitement
  148. #148
    talóntalón
    Heel (the back part of the foot)
  149. #149
    ateneratener
    to abide by; to comply with (usually used reflexively as 'atenerse a')
  150. #150
    encaminarencaminar
    to guide or direct someone or something toward a place, goal, or course
  151. #151
    poblarpoblar
    To populate or settle a place; to make a place inhabited
  152. #152
    alarmantealarmante
    causing worry or fear; alarming.
  153. #153
    imprecisoimpreciso
    not precise; lacking exactness or accuracy
  154. #154
    monumentalmonumental
    Very large in size or scale
  155. #155
    secularsecular
    Not connected with religion; lay, nonreligious
  156. #156
    espontáneamenteespontáneamente
    spontaneously; without planning or external prompting
  157. #157
    vecindadvecindad
    a neighborhood; the area where people live
  158. #158
    diversodiverso
    different; not the same
  159. #159
    existenciaexistencia
    existence; the state of being
  160. #160
    rasgorasgo
    A characteristic or distinguishing trait
  161. #161
    potenciapotencia
    power; force, strength, or energy output (mechanical, electrical, or a country's influence)
  162. #162
    obedecerobedecer
    to obey
  163. #163
    provenirprovenir
    to come from; to originate from
  164. #164
    sorprendentesorprendente
    causing surprise; unexpected
  165. #165
    creadorcreador
    a person who creates something
  166. #166
    enérgicoenérgico
    energetic; showing a lot of physical or mental energy or vigor
  167. #167
    financierofinanciero
    Relating to finance, money, banks, or financial matters
  168. #168
    televisortelevisor
    television set (the electronic device used to watch TV programs)
  169. #169
    relieve; poner de relieverelieve; poner de relieve
    a raised design or sculpted surface; also the shape or features of the land (terrain)
  170. #170
    jaulajaula
    A cage or enclosed structure used to confine animals or small children
  171. #171
    a travésa través
    through or across a space or surface (movement from one side to the other)
  172. #172
    económicamenteeconómicamente
    in an economic or financial way; financially (with regard to money, cost, or economic efficiency) }]}
  173. #173
    mentalmentementalmente
    in the mind; by mental processes (not physically)
  174. #174
    asentirasentir
    to agree (often by nodding)
  175. #175
    excederexceder
    to exceed; to go beyond a limit or amount
  176. #176
    pertenecienteperteneciente
    belonging to; relating to
  177. #177
    cuyocuyo
    possessive relative pronoun meaning 'whose' or 'of which' used to indicate possession in a relative clause
  178. #178
    clínicoclínico
    Relating to a medical clinic, diagnosis, or patient care.
  179. #179
    cabracabra
    goat (the animal; often a female goat)
  180. #180
    veintidósveintidós
    twenty-two (the number 22)
  181. #181
    vengarvengar
    to take revenge; to avenge
  182. #182
    metáforametáfora
    a figure of speech that describes something by saying it is something else (a metaphor)"}],
  183. #183
    solersoler
    to be accustomed to; to usually do something
  184. #184
    desembocardesembocar
    to flow into or open/lead into; to end in
  185. #185
    discurrirdiscurrir
    to think, reflect, or reason
  186. #186
    cultivarcultivar
    to cultivate or grow (plants, crops) and to develop or foster (skills, qualities, relationships)
  187. #187
    denominardenominar
    to name or call (someone or something)
  188. #188
    dictardictar
    to speak aloud so someone else writes down what is said
  189. #189
    percibirpercibir
    to perceive or notice (with the senses or mind)
  190. #190
    transcurrirtranscurrir
    to pass or elapse (time)
  191. #191
    mutuomutuo
    Shared by two or more people or groups; reciprocal
  192. #192
    liberaciónliberación
    act of freeing someone or something; release or emancipation
  193. #193
    viudaviuda
    A woman whose spouse has died; a widow
  194. #194
    cadávercadáver
    a dead body; corpse
  195. #195
    torotoro
    bull (male bovine)
  196. #196
    equilibrarequilibrar
    to balance; to make or keep something steady or even
  197. #197
    especializarespecializar
    to specialize (in); to focus training, work, or study on a particular field or skill
  198. #198
    multiplicarmultiplicar
    to multiply (mathematics; perform a multiplication)
  199. #199
    portarportar
    to carry, wear, or bear (physically hold or have on)
  200. #200
    preverprever
    to foresee, anticipate, or forecast
  201. #201
    filosóficofilosófico
    Relating to philosophy or to abstract ideas about existence, knowledge, values, or reason
  202. #202
    supremosupremo
    highest in rank, quality, or degree
  203. #203
    puramentepuramente
    purely; only; solely
  204. #204
    esferaesfera
    a round three-dimensional object; a sphere
  205. #205
    magnitudmagnitud
    size, extent, or amount of something
  206. #206
    filósofofilósofo
    a person who studies, teaches, or writes about philosophy
  207. #207
    fundamentofundamento
    Basis or underlying principle; the reason or grounds for something
  208. #208
    pactopacto
    an agreement between two or more parties, often formal or written
  209. #209
    paraísoparaíso
    paradise; a perfect or extremely beautiful place or state of happiness
  210. #210
    brotarbrotar
    to sprout; to produce shoots or new growth (plants)
  211. #211
    estimularestimular
    to make something more active or increase its activity
  212. #212
    retrocederretroceder
    to move backward or to go back (physically or figuratively)
  213. #213
    rezarrezar
    to pray
  214. #214
    sacrificarsacrificar
    To give up something valuable (time, money, comfort) for a goal or benefit
  215. #215
    geográficogeográfico
    Relating to geography or the physical features and layout of an area.
  216. #216
    teatralteatral
    Relating to the theatre or dramatic performances
  217. #217
    vanovano
    futile; pointless; without effect
  218. #218
    propiamentepropiamente
    properly; in a correct or appropriate way
  219. #219
    excelenciaexcelencia
    The quality of being extremely good; high quality or superiority.
  220. #220
    hembrahembra
    female (a female animal or person; mainly used for animals; for humans 'mujer' is more common and 'hembra' can sound clinical or offensive)
  221. #221
    cañóncañón
    a deep, narrow valley with steep sides (a gorge)
  222. #222
    centenarcentenar
    about one hundred; a hundred (approximate number)
  223. #223
    obispoobispo
    a bishop (a high-ranking Christian church official who usually oversees a diocese)
  224. #224
    patrimoniopatrimonio
    cultural heritage; monuments, traditions, art, and sites that represent a community's history and identity.
  225. #225
    recintorecinto
    enclosed area or premises; the grounds or venue of a building or institution
  226. #226
    ritorito
    a religious or customary ceremony or ritual
  227. #227
    vigorvigor
    physical or mental strength, energy, or vitality
  228. #228
    cazadorcazador
    A person who hunts animals for food, sport, or as a profession.
  229. #229
    historiadorhistoriador
    a person who studies, researches, and writes about history
  230. #230
    bautizarbautizar
    to baptize (perform the religious sacrament)
  231. #231
    culminarculminar
    to reach a climax or final stage; to bring something to its completion
  232. #232
    emergeremerger
    to come out or rise up to the surface; to appear
  233. #233
    regirregir
    to rule or govern; to control or be in charge of something
  234. #234
    diplomáticodiplomático
    Relating to diplomacy or diplomats
  235. #235
    estáticoestático
    not moving or changing; stationary
  236. #236
    gloriosoglorioso
    glorious; magnificent; deserving great praise or honor.
  237. #237
    insignificanteinsignificante
    not important; of little or no significance
  238. #238
    representativorepresentativo
    Serving as a representative or typical example of a group, idea, or sample
  239. #239
    antañoantaño
    formerly; in former times; in days gone by
  240. #240
    láminalámina
    a thin, flat sheet or layer of material (metal, plastic, paper, etc.)
  241. #241
    murallamuralla
    A large defensive wall surrounding a town, city, or fortress.
  242. #242
    carbóncarbón
    coal (fossil fuel used for energy)
  243. #243
    coronelcoronel
    a military rank (colonel)
  244. #244
    esplendoresplendor
    great beauty, magnificence, or brilliant appearance
  245. #245
    mantomanto
    A cloak or mantle (a loose outer garment)
  246. #246
    pescadorpescador
    a person who catches fish as a job or hobby
  247. #247
    apostarapostar
    to bet or wager money on the outcome of a game, event, or contest
  248. #248
    complacercomplacer
    to please or satisfy someone; to give pleasure or fulfill a wish
  249. #249
    cosercoser
    to sew (join fabric with needle and thread)
  250. #250
    disipardisipar
    to disperse or cause to disappear
  251. #251
    florecerflorecer
    to bloom; to produce flowers
  252. #252
    interrogarinterrogar
    to question; to interrogate (ask someone questions, often formally or thoroughly)
  253. #253
    movilizarmovilizar
    to mobilize; to organize and prepare people or resources for action
  254. #254
    paralizarparalizar
    to paralyze; to make unable to move or function, physically or figuratively
  255. #255
    pecarpecar
    to sin; to commit a moral or religious wrongdoing
  256. #256
    recobrarrecobrar
    to recover or regain something (health, consciousness, a possession, strength)
  257. #257
    agrarioagrario
    Relating to agriculture, farmland, or land ownership
  258. #258
    eróticoerótico
    Relating to sexual desire or intended to arouse sexual feelings.
  259. #259
    expresivoexpresivo
    Showing or conveying emotion or meaning clearly; expressive.
  260. #260
    fotográficofotográfico
    relating to photography or photographs
  261. #261
    latentelatente
    present but not yet visible, active, or developed; hidden or dormant
  262. #262
    pintorescopintoresco
    Attractively unusual or charming in appearance; picturesque
  263. #263
    precarioprecario
    Not stable or secure; likely to fail or change
  264. #264
    silvestresilvestre
    growing or living in the wild; not cultivated or domesticated
  265. #265
    colinacolina
    a small natural raised area of land; a hill.
  266. #266
    eternidadeternidad
    eternity; infinite or endless time; the state of lasting forever
  267. #267
    parroquiaparroquia
    a parish; the local church community, its church building, or the territory served by a parish priest.
  268. #268
    piedadpiedad
    mercy; compassion or pity shown to someone who is suffering or in a bad situation
  269. #269
    princesaprincesa
    a female member of a royal family; a princess
  270. #270
    procesiónprocesión
    a public parade or march, usually religious or ceremonial.
  271. #271
    abanicoabanico
    a handheld folding fan used to cool oneself
  272. #272
    altaraltar
    A raised table or structure used for religious ceremonies or offerings in a church, temple, or shrine.
  273. #273
    caudalcaudal
    the volume or rate of water flow in a river, stream, or channel
  274. #274
    contornocontorno
    outline; the shape or boundary line of something
  275. #275
    conventoconvento
    A building where members of a religious community (usually nuns or monks) live; a convent or monastery.
  276. #276
    frascofrasco
    a small bottle or jar used to hold liquids (e.g., medicine, perfume, chemicals)
  277. #277
    jovencitojovencito
    young person (diminutive/affectionate), usually a young man or boy
  278. #278
    mármolmármol
    marble (the metamorphic stone used for sculpture, countertops, and flooring)
  279. #279
    rosariorosario
    a string of prayer beads used in Catholic devotion
  280. #280
    trancetrance
    A mental state of deep absorption, like a hypnotic or ecstatic state
  281. #281
    senadorsenador
    a member of a senate (the upper house of a legislature)
  282. #282
    acariciaracariciar
    to stroke or caress gently (a person or animal)
  283. #283
    adornaradornar
    to decorate or add attractive details to something
  284. #284
    aferraraferrar
    to hold on to or cling tightly to something (often used reflexively: aferrarse a)
  285. #285
    calzarcalzar
    to wear shoes or other footwear
  286. #286
    ceñirceñir
    to fit tightly around; to encircle or gird
  287. #287
    diluirdiluir
    To make something less concentrated or weaker (a liquid or an abstract thing).
  288. #288
    fiarfiar
    to trust or rely on someone (often used pronominally: fiarse de)
  289. #289
    obrarobrar
    to act; to behave
  290. #290
    palparpalpar
    to feel or examine something by touch
  291. #291
    perdurarperdurar
    to last; to continue to exist or persist over time
  292. #292
    prosperarprosperar
    to prosper, thrive, or do well (often economically or in growth)
  293. #293
    reinarreinar
    to rule as a monarch
  294. #294
    rematarrematar
    to finish off; to complete or bring something to an end
  295. #295
    remediarremediar
    to fix or correct a problem; to provide a solution
  296. #296
    replicarreplicar
    to reply or respond (often to object or retort)
  297. #297
    sumergirsumergir
    to put something completely under the surface of a liquid
  298. #298
    trepartrepar
    to climb (move up using hands and feet)
  299. #299
    angustiosoangustioso
    Causing worry, anxiety, or emotional distress
  300. #300
    bélicobélico
    relating to war or warfare; military
  301. #301
    carentecarente
    lacking; without something necessary or desirable
  302. #302
    inexistenteinexistente
    not existing or not present; non-existent
  303. #303
    larguísimolarguísimo
    extremely long; very, very long
  304. #304
    mismísimomismísimo
    the very same; used to emphasize that someone or something is exactly that person or thing
  305. #305
    parlamentarioparlamentario
    relating to a parliament; parliamentary
  306. #306
    paternopaterno
    Relating to or characteristic of a father; paternal
  307. #307
    patrióticopatriótico
    Showing love for and devotion to one's country; related to national pride.
  308. #308
    pedagógicopedagógico
    related to teaching or education
  309. #309
    siniestrosiniestro
    ominous; suggesting something bad or evil
  310. #310
    soberanosoberano
    Having supreme authority; sovereign
  311. #311
    audaciaaudacia
    Boldness; willingness to take risks; daring (can be positive bravery or reckless/impudent boldness)
  312. #312
    caballeríacaballería
    a military force of soldiers on horseback (cavalry)
  313. #313
    ceracera
    wax (the soft, malleable substance used for candles, polish, or hair removal)
  314. #314
    hectáreahectárea
    A metric unit of area equal to 10,000 square meters, used for measuring land.
  315. #315
    limosnalimosna
    a small gift of money or goods given to a poor person; alms or a charitable donation
  316. #316
    matanzamatanza
    a large-scale killing or massacre (people)
  317. #317
    pólvorapólvora
    gunpowder; explosive powder used in firearms, fireworks, and pyrotechnics
  318. #318
    prolongaciónprolongación
    An extension or continuation that makes something longer in space or length (a physical addition).
  319. #319
    reivindicaciónreivindicación
    a claim or demand, especially for rights, compensation, or return of property
  320. #320
    artefactoartefacto
    a man-made device or gadget
  321. #321
    enigmaenigma
    a mystery; something puzzling or difficult to understand
  322. #322
    escaparateescaparate
    a shop's display window where goods are arranged for public view
  323. #323
    jinetejinete
    a person who rides a horse
  324. #324
    molinomolino
    a building or machine for grinding grain or processing materials (e.g., windmill, watermill, or motor-powered mill)
  325. #325
    mosaicomosaico
    An artwork or surface made from many small pieces (tiles, glass, stone) arranged to form a pattern or image.
  326. #326
    muellemuelle
    a dock, pier, or wharf where boats load and unload
  327. #327
    olfatoolfato
    sense of smell
  328. #328
    parajeparaje
    a place or spot, often a remote, rural, or scenic location
  329. #329
    sargentosargento
    a non-commissioned officer rank (sergeant) in the military or police.
  330. #330
    whiskywhisky
    a distilled alcoholic beverage made from fermented grains
  331. #331
    marineromarinero
    A sailor; a person who works on a ship or boat
  332. #332
    decaerdecaer
    to decline or lose strength, quality, or intensity
  333. #333
    endurecerendurecer
    to make or become physically hard or firm
  334. #334
    enumerarenumerar
    to list items one by one (to name or mention sequentially)
  335. #335
    incidirincidir
    to influence or have an effect on something
  336. #336
    resucitarresucitar
    To bring someone or something back to life or restore consciousness; to revive or resuscitate.
  337. #337
    vislumbrarvislumbrar
    to glimpse; to see something briefly or indistinctly
  338. #338
    laborlabor
    work; a task or piece of work, especially a job or activity someone does
  339. #339
    alma (nf el)alma
    the immaterial part of a person; the soul
  340. #340
    arma (nf el)arma
    weapon
  341. #341
    ajenoajeno
    Belonging to someone else; not one's own
  342. #342
    literarioliterario
    relating to literature or written works
  343. #343
    colectivocolectivo
    a group of people organized to work together or share ownership (a cooperative or collective)
  344. #344
    desprenderdesprender
    to detach or remove something from a surface or object
  345. #345
    penetrarpenetrar
    to enter or pass through something, often by piercing
  346. #346
    recurrirrecurrir
    to resort to or turn to someone/something for help or a solution
  347. #347
    rendirrendir
    to yield or produce results, profit, crops, or performance
  348. #348
    desnudodesnudo
    not wearing clothes; naked
  349. #349
    ejemplarejemplar
    a single copy or issue of a publication (book, magazine, newspaper)
  350. #350
    concepciónconcepción
    the act or process of becoming pregnant
  351. #351
    danzadanza
    dance (the art, activity, or a dance performance)
  352. #352
    tropatropa
    a group of soldiers; troops
  353. #353
    varónvarón
    a male person; a man
  354. #354
    anticiparanticipar
    to foresee or expect
  355. #355
    cesarcesar
    to stop or come to an end
  356. #356
    quebrarquebrar
    to break or fracture (physically or figuratively)
  357. #357
    aéreoaéreo
    Relating to the air; done in, by, or through the air (aerial or airborne)
  358. #358
    sonorosonoro
    Producing a full, rich, or loud sound; resonant.
  359. #359
    navenave
    A large vessel or craft for travel (e.g., ship or spacecraft).
  360. #360
    variaciónvariación
    A change or difference in amount, form, or condition; a variation.
  361. #361
    celocelo
    zeal, careful attention or diligence
  362. #362
    cuartelcuartel
    A barracks or military/police building where troops or officers are stationed; also used for a headquarters in compounds
  363. #363
    lazolazo
    a knot, loop, or decorative bow made by tying ribbon or string
  364. #364
    sucesosuceso
    an event or occurrence
  365. #365
    versoverso
    a line of a poem; a verse
  366. #366
    abundarabundar
    to be plentiful; to exist in large quantities
  367. #367
    habitarhabitar
    to inhabit; to live in or occupy a place
  368. #368
    librarlibrar
    to free or release (someone or something)
  369. #369
    privarprivar
    to deprive (someone) of something
  370. #370
    proseguirproseguir
    to continue; to carry on
  371. #371
    colonialcolonial
    Relating to a colony, colonial rule, or the colonial period; characteristic of colonial style or institutions.
  372. #372
    gratograto
    pleasant or agreeable
  373. #373
    difícilmentedifícilmente
    with difficulty; in a difficult manner
  374. #374
    sucesivamentesucesivamente
    One after another; in sequence
  375. #375
    grandezagrandeza
    greatness; high quality, nobility, or importance of a person or thing
  376. #376
    plenitudplenitud
    a state of being complete, satisfied, or emotionally fulfilled
  377. #377
    caucecauce
    The bed or channel of a river or stream where water flows.
  378. #378
    plomoplomo
    the metal lead (heavy, soft metallic element)
  379. #379
    portadorportador
    a person or thing that carries or transmits something (e.g., a disease, message, or object)
  380. #380
    transcursotranscurso
    the passage or course of time or events; a lapse or period
  381. #381
    asentarasentar
    to settle or make stable
  382. #382
    beneficiarbeneficiar
    to benefit; to give an advantage to someone or something
  383. #383
    demorardemorar
    to delay something or someone (cause to be late)
  384. #384
    perfeccionarperfeccionar
    to improve or refine something until it becomes as perfect as possible
  385. #385
    velarvelar
    to watch over, look after or be responsible for someone or something
  386. #386
    lujosolujoso
    luxurious; expensive and elegant, offering high comfort or quality.
  387. #387
    inevitablementeinevitablemente
    inevitably; in a way that cannot be avoided
  388. #388
    durezadureza
    Physical hardness or toughness of a material
  389. #389
    exactitudexactitud
    accuracy; the quality of being exact or precise
  390. #390
    lentitudlentitud
    slowness; the state of being slow or moving/acting with little speed
  391. #391
    proposiciónproposición
    a proposal or suggestion presented for consideration
  392. #392
    torturatortura
    Severe physical or mental pain inflicted on someone as punishment, coercion, or to obtain information.
  393. #393
    buquebuque
    large ship or vessel (used for cargo, passengers, or military)
  394. #394
    decretodecreto
    An official order or law issued by a government or other authority
  395. #395
    himnohimno
    a religious song of praise (hymn)
  396. #396
    lecholecho
    a bed or place where a person lies (including hospital or deathbed contexts)
  397. #397
    puñopuño
    a closed hand (fist)
  398. #398
    realismorealismo
    Realism; an artistic, literary, or philosophical approach that represents things as they really are.
  399. #399
    acarrearacarrear
    to carry or transport something (physically)
  400. #400
    alumbraralumbrar
    to light or illuminate
  401. #401
    dotardotar
    to provide or supply someone or something with something (often resources, equipment, or qualities)
  402. #402
    sobrepasarsobrepasar
    to exceed or go beyond a limit, amount, or expectation
  403. #403
    estérilestéril
    Unable to produce children, offspring, or fruit; infertile or barren.
  404. #404
    holandésholandés
    From or relating to the Netherlands; Dutch (adjective)
  405. #405
    imperialimperial
    Relating to an empire or an emperor.
  406. #406
    inmersoinmerso
    physically submerged in a liquid
  407. #407
    medievalmedieval
    relating to the Middle Ages
  408. #408
    rústicorústico
    relating to the countryside; rural
  409. #409
    interroganteinterrogante
    a question, doubt, or unresolved issue
  410. #410
    consignaconsigna
    an instruction or order given to someone
  411. #411
    firmezafirmeza
    firmness; the quality of being firm, solid, steady, or resolute.
  412. #412
    imposibilidadimposibilidad
    the state or fact of being impossible; something that cannot be done or happen.
  413. #413
    llanurallanura
    A broad, flat area of land; a plain or prairie.
  414. #414
    superioridadsuperioridad
    the state of being higher in rank, quality, status, or importance
  415. #415
    tertuliatertulia
    an informal social gathering where people meet to talk, discuss topics, or share interests
  416. #416
    arroyoarroyo
    a small natural stream or brook
  417. #417
    consagrarconsagrar
    To make sacred or officially dedicate (religious use)
  418. #418
    topartopar
    to bump into or collide with someone or something; to encounter unexpectedly
  419. #419
    taltal
    such; of that kind
  420. #420
    bancariobancario
    Related to banks; banking (as an adjective)
  421. #421
    laboriosolaborioso
    requiring a lot of effort or hard work (used for tasks or processes)
  422. #422
    nulonulo
    Invalid or void; having no legal effect or no effect in general
  423. #423
    sumidosumido
    Submerged or sunk (physically under liquid or lowered below a surface).
  424. #424
    trascendentaltrascendental
    Extremely important or significant
  425. #425
    largamentelargamente
    for a long time
  426. #426
    adhesiónadhesión
    the act or property of sticking together; stickiness
  427. #427
    balanzabalanza
    A device used to measure weight (a scale).
  428. #428
    calcal
    Lime (the chemical material used in construction or agriculture)
  429. #429
    concurrenciaconcurrencia
    the number of people attending an event; attendance
  430. #430
    contestacióncontestación
    an answer or reply to a question, letter, or statement
  431. #431
    estampaestampa
    a small printed image or engraving, often a religious or collectible picture
  432. #432
    facciónfacción
    a facial feature; a physical characteristic of a person's face (e.g., eye shape, nose)
  433. #433
    noblezanobleza
    The social class of nobles or aristocrats
  434. #434
    ocurrenciaocurrencia
    an idea or thought, often sudden
  435. #435
    pugnapugna
    a struggle or conflict between people or groups (can be physical or figurative)
  436. #436
    significaciónsignificación
    meaning; the sense or definition of a word, phrase, or symbol
  437. #437
    soberaníasoberanía
    The supreme authority or power of a state to govern itself; political independence from external control.
  438. #438
    veredavereda
    a narrow path or sidewalk for pedestrians (a small footpath along a road or in the countryside)
  439. #439
    acta (nf el)acta
    official written record of what was said and decided at a meeting (minutes)
  440. #440
    bueybuey
    ox; a (usually castrated) male bovine often used for heavy work or meat
  441. #441
    deliriodelirio
    a state of severe mental confusion, often with hallucinations (delirium)
  442. #442
    emperadoremperador
    emperor; the male sovereign ruler of an empire
  443. #443
    enteente
    an entity or being, something that exists (often abstract or philosophical)
  444. #444
    gusanogusano
    a small, soft-bodied legless invertebrate (worm)
  445. #445
    peónpeón
    an unskilled manual laborer, often in agriculture or construction
  446. #446
    ranchorancho
    a ranch or farm
  447. #447
    tenortenor
    male singing voice with a high range
  448. #448
    adheriradherir
    to stick to or attach to; to join or support an idea, group, or cause.
  449. #449
    encomendarencomendar
    to entrust someone or something to someone's care or responsibility
  450. #450
    incurririncurrir
    to cause oneself to experience or be subject to something negative (expenses, debts, penalties, blame)
  451. #451
    internarinternar
    To admit or confine someone in a hospital or other institution
  452. #452
    irrumpirirrumpir
    To burst into a place suddenly or forcefully
  453. #453
    largarlargar
    to let go or release (something or someone)
  454. #454
    percatarpercatar
    to notice; to become aware (usually used reflexively: 'percatarse de')
  455. #455
    perfilarperfilar
    to outline or define the main features of something
  456. #456
    posarposar
    to pose (for a photo or to hold a posture)
  457. #457
    poetapoeta
    a person who writes poetry
  458. #458
    padecerpadecer
    to suffer (an illness, pain, hardship, or other negative condition)
  459. #459
    afirmaciónafirmación
    a statement or claim presented as true
  460. #460
    restarrestar
    to subtract; to take away; to reduce or diminish
  461. #461
    pajapaja
    dried cereal stalks used as bedding, animal feed, or for thatching
  462. #462
    abstractoabstracto
    Not concrete; existing as an idea, concept, or general quality rather than a physical thing.
  463. #463
    funcionalfuncional
    working or operational; able to be used
  464. #464
    parentescoparentesco
    family relationship; kinship (by blood or marriage)
  465. #465
    albergaralbergar
    to give shelter or a place to stay
  466. #466
    retornarretornar
    to return; go back to a place or situation
  467. #467
    dichosodichoso
    fortunate; lucky
  468. #468
    matrimonialmatrimonial
    Relating to marriage or the relationship between spouses
  469. #469
    imprentaimprenta
    a printing press or printing house; the place or machine where printed materials are produced (books, newspapers, etc.)}],
  470. #470
    guerreroguerrero
    a warrior; a person who fights in wars or battles
  471. #471
    piadosopiadoso
    pious; devout (religiously observant)
  472. #472
    decenadecena
    a group or set of ten; ten units.
  473. #473
    elevaciónelevación
    a rise or increase (in amount, value, level)
  474. #474
    penetraciónpenetración
    the act or process of entering or piercing something (including physical or sexual entry)
  475. #475
    varavara
    a stick or rod
  476. #476
    temperamentotemperamento
    A person's habitual emotional and behavioral disposition.
  477. #477
    indioindio
    An indigenous person of the Americas
  478. #478
    certezacerteza
    certainty; a firm belief or sure knowledge that something is true
  479. #479
    innumerableinnumerable
    Too many to be counted; countless.
  480. #480
    hallazgohallazgo
    a discovery; something found (an archaeological, scientific, or unexpected find)
  481. #481
    terciotercio
    one third (1/3); one of three equal parts
  482. #482
    perpetuoperpetuo
    lasting forever; never ending
  483. #483
    irrealirreal
    not real; imaginary
  484. #484
    acercamientoacercamiento
    the act of getting closer in space or in relationships; an approach or rapprochement
  485. #485
    desfilardesfilar
    to march or parade (in a procession)
  486. #486
    implacableimplacable
    unforgiving; unable to be appeased or stopped; relentless
  487. #487
    negociaciónnegociación
    the process of discussing terms to reach an agreement
  488. #488
    obedienciaobediencia
    the act of obeying; compliance with orders, rules, or authority.
  489. #489
    violínviolín
    a bowed string instrument (violin)
  490. #490
    inducirinducir
    to cause or bring about
  491. #491
    espadaespada
    a sword
  492. #492
    demoniodemonio
    a demon or devil; an evil spirit
  493. #493
    subsistirsubsistir
    to continue to exist; to remain in existence or survive
  494. #494
    soviéticosoviético
    Relating to the former Soviet Union (USSR), its government, institutions, or people.
  495. #495
    cátedracátedra
    an academic chair or professorship (the official university position held by a senior teacher)
  496. #496
    contiendacontienda
    a dispute or conflict between people or groups
  497. #497
    prevalecerprevalecer
    to prevail; to be more powerful, widespread, or to win out
  498. #498
    místicomístico
    mystical; relating to mysticism or spiritual mystery.
  499. #499
    tronotrono
    a ceremonial chair for a monarch or the symbolic seat of authority
  500. #500
    transitartransitar
    to pass through or travel across a place
  501. #501
    constarconstar
    to be recorded or appear in an official document or record
  502. #502
    comportarcomportar
    to entail, to involve (to cause something to be necessary or included)
  503. #503
    inaugurarinaugurar
    To officially open or begin something (a building, event, institution, program).
  504. #504
    índoleíndole
    the general nature, type, or character of something or someone
  505. #505
    pardopardo
    brown or grayish-brown (color)
  506. #506
    salvaciónsalvación
    deliverance from sin or spiritual redemption
  507. #507
    discípulodiscípulo
    A follower or student of a teacher, leader, or philosophy (often religious).
  508. #508
    herederoheredero
    a person who inherits property, a title, or a role
  509. #509
    incipienteincipiente
    in an initial stage; just beginning to develop
  510. #510
    perversoperverso
    morally wicked or intentionally harmful
  511. #511
    faenafaena
    a task, chore, or piece of work (often physical or repetitive)
  512. #512
    amparoamparo
    protection or shelter (physical or emotional)
  513. #513
    despojardespojar
    to take away or strip someone of possessions, rights, or status
  514. #514
    engendrarengendrar
    to cause or give rise to (an idea, feeling, situation)
  515. #515
    abstracciónabstracción
    The process or result of forming general ideas from specific examples; an abstract idea or an abstract work of art.
  516. #516
    entrañasentrañas
    internal organs; entrails (the bowels or guts)
  517. #517
    astroastro
    a celestial body, especially a star or planet
  518. #518
    convencimientoconvencimiento
    The act or state of being convinced; a belief or conviction; persuasion.
  519. #519
    excitarexcitar
    to stimulate or arouse interest, enthusiasm, or activity
  520. #520
    resignarresignar
    to give up or renounce a job, position, right, or claim; to resign or relinquish
  521. #521
    masmas
    but; however (literary or formal; uncommon in speech)
  522. #522
    precisarprecisar
    to need; to require (something or to do something)
  523. #523
    aproximaraproximar
    to move or bring something or someone closer
  524. #524
    latínlatín
    the Latin language (the language of ancient Rome, used in classical literature, science, and the Church)
  525. #525
    tornartornar
    to return, go back
  526. #526
    agrícolaagrícola
    relating to farming or agriculture
  527. #527
    interlocutorinterlocutor
    a person who takes part in a conversation or dialogue
  528. #528
    consumarconsumar
    to complete or bring something to an end
  529. #529
    parirparir
    to give birth (produce offspring)
  530. #530
    mercedmerced
    mercy; a favor or act of kindness
  531. #531
    dispersardispersar
    to cause people, objects, or substances to spread out or scatter
  532. #532
    denominacióndenominación
    a name or official designation used to identify something
  533. #533
    consiguienteconsiguiente
    Resulting; following as a consequence.
  534. #534
    apoderarapoderar
    to give someone authority or power; to authorize or empower
  535. #535
    vascovasco
    a person from the Basque Country (a Basque)
  536. #536
    profetaprofeta
    a person who receives and proclaims messages from God or predicts future events
  537. #537
    sobrevenirsobrevenir
    to happen unexpectedly; to befall
  538. #538
    corralcorral
    an enclosed area or pen for farm animals; a small yard or farmyard
  539. #539
    reaparecerreaparecer
    to reappear
  540. #540
    pesetapeseta
    The former Spanish unit of currency (used before the euro).
  541. #541
    eclesiásticoeclesiástico
    Relating to the Christian Church, its organization, or its clergy.
  542. #542
    edificaciónedificación
    a building or structure
  543. #543
    servidumbreservidumbre
    a group of servants or household staff