1001-1500 Flashcards
impedi
[vt] impede, hinder, prevent, hamper, deter, preclude, thwart, hold off, hold back; obstruct, block, congest, be in the way | [n] blockade, obstacle, congestion, obstruction, impediment, hindrance
economial
[a] economic
respira
[vt, bio] breathe, respire | [n] breath; breathing
eletrical
[a] electrical, electric
economia
[n, mone, gov] economy; economics
gol
[n, spo] goal, target; (good) cause, intention
atrae
[vt] attract, allure, entice, appeal to | [n] attraction, allure, enticement
sesal
[a] sexual, sensual, erotic, venereal
aproba
[vt] approve, approve of, assent to, endorse; confirm (action on computer) | [n] approval, confirmation
inisial
[a] initial, leading, opening, preliminary, precursory; default, startup; rudimentary, inchoate | [av] initially; by default | [n] initial (letter); default; preliminary, prelim
licuida
[a, fis] liquid (including assets), fluid | [n] liquid, fluid
ajusta
[vnt] adjust, adapt, acclimatize|is | [vt] adjust, adapt, fit, tune, configure, calibrate; tune up (music) | [n] adaptation, adaption, adjustment, calibration; tune-up; (software) setting, configuration (action, result)
provoca
[vt, uma] provoke, instigate, foment, incite, stir up, prompt, engender | [n] provocation, instigation
mesaje
[n, info, ling] message
asosia
[vnt] associate, hobnob; be involved; map (to, onto) | [vt] associate, partner; associate (mentally) | [n] association, partnership, consortium, society; association (mental); mapping
stasion
[n, arci, vec] station, stop, stopping place; (soldier’s) post
culpable
[a] guilty, blameworthy, culpable, responsible, liable
perilosa
[a] dangerous, hazardous, perilous, precarious
stilo
[n, arte] style | [n, util] stylus (writing tool, record player); needle (record player)
u
[a] Wu (language) | [n] Wu (language) | [esc] ooh, wow
confesa
[vt, gov, rel] confess, admit, avow | [n] confession, admission
ru
[a] rough (not smooth), coarse, rugged, ragged, nubby | [n, cos] roux (food)
respeta
[vt, uma, gov] respect, esteem, venerate, appreciate, look up to | [n] respect, esteem, deference, appreciation
bomba
[n, cim, util] bomb, bombshell
autoria
[n] authorship | [n, gov] authority, mandate, jurisdiction, power, empowerment
majoria
[n] majority, preponderance
jenitores
[n, pl] parents
finansial
[a] financial, fiscal
malcomprende
[vt] misunderstand, misapprehend | [n] misunderstanding
suproposa
[n, ling] subclause, subordinate clause, dependent clause
focon
[n] blaze, conflagration
fortuna
[n, uma, mit] fortune, chance, fate, destiny, lot, luck
puni
[vt, gov] punish, penalize | [n] punishment, penalty, sanction; penalty (football)
alia
[vnt, gov, cim, util] ally; alloy | [vt] ally; alloy | [n] alliance, league, coalition, fellowship; covenant
perdeda
[a] lost, stray (dog, cat), astray
disturba
[vt] disturb, perturb, disrupt, interfere (with normal functioning); interrupt, intrude on, impose on, put out, disconcert, unsettle, bother, inconvenience, faze | [n] disturbance, perturbation, disruption, commotion, imposition, ruckus, rumpus; disorder, condition (medical)
aidante
[a] helping, auxiliary, ancillary; complicit
esuan
[a, dem] US, American | [n] American
visina
[a, uma] neighboring|ur, adjoining, adjacent | [n] neighbor|ur
elimina
[vt] eliminate, annihilate, obliterate, eradicate, exterminate, extirpate, purge, expunge; knock out (from contest); rule out (a possibility) | [n] elimination, annihilation, obliteration, eradication, extermination, extirpation, purge
airoporto
[n] airport
tradisional
[a] traditional, conservative, folksy
vileta
[n] village
siensal
[a] scientific
confere
[vnt] confer; parley | [n] conference, convention (meeting), symposium, powwow; parley
inventa
[vt, arte] invent, devise, contrive, concoct, come up with | [n] invention (action)
cuieta
[a] quiet, calm, soft, faint, stealthy | [av] quietly, calmly, softly, faintly, stealthily; pianissimo
eletrica
[n, fis] electricity
natal
[n, rel] Christmas, Noel, Nowell, nativity, yule, yuletide
atesta
[vt, gov] attest, testify, give as evidence; vouch, acknowledge | [n] testimony, evidence, testament, testimonial
medica
[n, med] medicine (science, practice), healthcare
porceta
[n] piglet; piggy bank, penny bank
lundi
[n] Monday
fronti
[vt] confront, face, tackle (enemy, problem) | [n] confrontation, faceoff, showdown
ensenia
[vt, uma, fil] teach (a subject)
coneo
[n, mam] rabbit
aniversario
[a, uma] anniversary, birthday | [n] anniversary, birthday, jubilee
jornalistes
[n, pl] journalists, media, press
xuta
[vnt] shoot, be fired, be launched; dash, pelt, whizz | [vt] shoot, fire (missile), launch, fling, hurl, propel, drive; snap, take a photo of, shoot, capture | [n] shot, shooting, gunshot
ramo
[n, bio] branch; denomination; chapter (society, religious community); faction
lojica
[n, fil] logic
porto
[n, arci, info] port, harbor|ur, seaport; port (computer) | [n, cos] port (wine)
freta
[vnt] hurry, hasten, rush, scurry, scamper | [vt] hurry, rush, hustle | [n] haste, rush, hustle
cadena
[n, util] chain (including shops, hotels); range (mountains); string (characters); pipeline (software); thread (correspondence); warp (textiles)
s
[c] c., approx.
catalan
[a] Catalan | [n] Catalan
parlante
[a] speaking; capable of speech | [av] aloud, out loud
destra
[a] right (not left) | [n] right (not left)
tolera
[vt, gov] tolerate, bear, endure, stand, abide, put up with | [n] tolerance, endurance, stamina
clase
[n] class
presede
[vt] precede, predate | [n] precedence; precession (astronomy)
seja
[n, arci] chair, seat (including in an elected body); constituency
grasia
[vt, uma] thank | [n] gratitude, thanks, appreciation; grace (Christianity)
esplora
[vt, gov] explore, scout; search (through) | [n] exploration, reconnaissance, excursion
ofisior
[n] officer, official (person), officeholder, commissar, commissary
limita
[vt] limit, delimit, demarcate; cap (price) | [n] limit, boundary, bound, frontier, delimitation, demarcation, threshold, cut-off, limitation
saco
[n, util] bag, sack, sac, tote
trema
[vnt, uma] tremble, shiver, shudder, shake, quiver, quail, quake | [n] quake, tremor; tremolo
clave
[n, util] key (lock); wrench, spanner; password
rapidia
[n] speed, velocity, rate, pace, tempo
alternativa
[a] alternative, alternate | [n] alternative, recourse, fallback; answer (to a rival concept)
pesosa
[a] heavy, ponderous, hefty
consilio
[n, gov] council; cabinet (political)
planeta
[n, ast] planet
stupida
[a, uma] stupid, dumb, foolish, idiotic, cretinous dopey, inane, moronic, simple-minded | [n] fool, dummy, idiot, cretin, imbecile, moron, dunce, dullard, dimwit, dingbat, featherbrain, numbskull, numpty, ignoramus, bonehead, knucklehead, lamebrain, nitwit, pinhead
algas
[pron, pl] some, several, a few (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
-s
[sf, n] -s (plural of noun that ends in a vowel)
rexerca
[vt, fil] research | [n] research
avansa
[vnt] advance, go forward, surge | [vt] advance; forward (document) | [esc] advance, forward, forwards, onward, onwards, on we go | [n] advance, incursion, surge, inroad
compleso
[n, arci, info, uma] complex; compound, plant, facility, campus; yard (industrial); complex (psychological)
coce
[vnt, cos] cook | [vt] cook; fire (pottery)
sonia
[vt, uma] dream | [n] dream
compatia
[vt, uma] pity, feel sorry for, feel compassion for, sympathize|is with, commiserate with | [n] pity, compassion, kindness, consideration, sympathy, condolence, heartstrings, pathos
asustante
[a] frightening, terrifying, terrible, horrible, horrid, horrific, horrendous, fearsome, awful, dreadful, frightful, grotesque, atrocious, creepy, scary, spooky | [av] terribly, horribly, awfully
nativa
[a, bio, uma] native (to a place), indigenous, aboriginal, autochthonous | [n] native
constante
[a, mat] constant, invariant, stable, steady, permanent | [n] constant, invariant; coefficient
relativa
[a, fil, fis] relative
singular
[a, ling] singular | [n] singular; single (music)
arestada
[a] arrested, under arrest, in custody | [n] arrestee, person under arrest
entretempo
[a] interim, intervening, transitional, provisional, acting; working (hypothesis) | [av] meanwhile, meantime, in the meantime, in the interim
miliones
[n, pl] millions
sosia
[n, uma] society
elemento
[n, cim] element (basic part, including chemical); factor
alfabeta
[n, ling] alphabet
odia
[vt, uma] hate, detest, abominate, resent, abhor, loathe, anathematize | [n] odium, hatred, animosity, resentment, grudge, spite, abomination, acrimony, ill feeling
dorso
[n, anat] back, dorsal area; spine (book); reverse (side); tails (coin)
mental
[a] mental
categoria
[n] category, class
coreti
[vnt] become correct | [vt] correct; proofread, emend | [n] correction; discipline
peril
[n] danger, hazard, peril, jeopardy
inisia
[vt, info] initiate, start, ignite, launch, kickstart; take the initiative; boot (software), initialize|is | [n] initiation, ignition, launch; booting, bootstrapping, initialization|is
sita
[vt] quote, cite, adduce; mention | [n] quotation, citation; mention | [n, avia] nuthatch (bird)
soldi
[n] Sunday
cultur
[n, uma] culture, lifestyle, ethos
merita
[vt, gov] deserve, merit, be worthy of, warrant, justify, be due, be owed, be entitled to | [n] merit, worth; entitlement, desert
cluida
[a] closed, shut
corente
[n] current (water, electricity); courante (dance, music) | [a] current, ongoing, topical, present, up to date | [av] currently, nowadays
masa
[n, fis] mass, lump, clot, clod, blob (shapeless piece); mass (physics)
vici
[n, info] wiki
velia
[vnt, bio] waken, awaken, wake up | [vt] waken, awaken, wake up, arouse, rouse, roust
continuante
[a] continuing, continuous, continual, contiguous
situada
[a] situated, located
ansia
[n, uma] anxiety, worry, unease, nervousness, apprehension, dread, angst, trepidation
terma
[n, fil, mat] term, expression, keyword
novas
[n, pl] news, tidings, current events
demostra
[vt, fil] prove | [n] proof
interede
[n] internet
conversa
[vnt] converse, chat | [n] conversation, chat, dialog|ue
braso
[n, anat] arm
insiste
[vt, gov] insist | [n] insistence
avisa
[vt, gov] advise, notify, give notice, alert | [n] advice, warning, notice, notification, alert, bulletin, prompt; caveat, proviso; clue (in a treasure hunt or similar game)
bonveni
[vt] welcome | [n] welcome | [esc] welcome
sude-ueste
[a] southwest, southwesterly | [n] southwest
produida
[n] product, handiwork
violente
[a] violent, harsh, aggressive, militant, brutal | [n] brute, thug, roughneck
banco
[n, mone] bank (money)
conserva
[vt, bio, cos] conserve, keep, preserve, store, enshrine | [n] conservation, preservation
corespondente
[a] corresponding, equivalent, matching | [n] correspondent (letter writer, reporter); counterpart, equivalent, answer (to)
titulo
[n] title, headline, heading; caption (of image); rubric, regular column (magazine); rank, peerage
carga
[vt, vec] load, stow, ship; upload; charge (electrically); load (program, data); burden, afflict, subject, encumber, foist | [n] load, burden, cargo, freight, shipment; upload (action); charge (electric)
roca
[n, tera] rock, stone | [vnt, spo] castle (chess move) | [n] castling
fruta
[n, bio, cos] fruit
arabi
[a, dem] Arab, Arabic, Arabian | [n] Arab, Arabian (person); Arabic (language)
plora
[vt, uma] cry, weep, bawl | [n] cry, crying, weeping
sore
[n, uma] sister (including nun)
cansela
[vt] cancel, revoke, abrogate, annul, repeal, belay, nix; erase, rub out, delete, expunge | [n] cancellation, abrogation, erasure, annulment, revocation, write-off
brites
[a] British (person, language) | [n, dem] Briton, Brit
misca
[vt] mix, blend, jumble, scramble, intersperse; mingle; shuffle (reorder); stir (coffee, soup, etc.) | [n] mixing, mixture, blend, miscellany, jumble, admixture, hodgepodge, hotchpotch, medley, melange, potpourri
rituo
[n, uma, rel] ritual, rite, ceremony, service, observance
vista
[n, tera] view, sight, vista, prospect, landscape, scenery
criminal
[a] criminal, delinquent, nefarious
deriva
[vnt, fil] derive | [vt] derive | [n] derivation
nu
[n] nu (Greek letter)
combina
[vnt] combine, amalgamate, aggregate, concoct; consolidate | [vt] combine, amalgamate, aggregate, concoct; consolidate | [n] combination, combo, amalgam, amalgamation, aggregate, concoction; consolidation
sembla
[vt] resemble | [n] resemblance
leteral
[a] literal
seniora
[n] lady; madam, ma’am (form of address)
vitro
[n, cim, util] glass (substance, container); slide (microscope)
envolve
[vt] wrap, wrap up, envelop, swaddle; involve, embroil, enlist, engage, commandeer | [n] wrapping; involvement
obligada
[a] obligated, compelled, beholden, indentured, bonded
vidable
[a] visible; macroscopic | [av] visibly, openly
atera
[vnt] land, make landfall, arrive at port | [vt] land | [n] landing, landfall
pinti
[vt] paint
scema
[n, util] scheme, plan (of action, of payment); chart, diagram, outline, schema, schematic drawing; timetable
democrata
[a, gov] democratic | [n] democrat
iniora
[vt, uma] ignore, flout, disregard, snub | [n] indifference, lack of concern, nonchalance, apathy, disdain
boteca
[n, arci] shop, store, boutique, commercial unit
sujunta
[n, ling] subordinator, subordinating conjunction
telefon
[n, util] telephone, phone
parce
[n, arci] park, parkland
unica
[a] unique, sole, single, one-off, exclusive, idiosyncratic, inimitable | [n] one-off (occurrence); hapax legomenon; exclusive (news story)
al
[prep] to the
suspetada
[a] suspected | [n] suspect (person)
trapida
[a] trapped, ensnared; stranded, marooned; jammed, stuck
jovedi
[n] Thursday
longia
[n] length, duration
canada
[a, dem] Kannada (person, language) | [n] Kannada (person, language)
turba
[vt, uma] disturb, shake up, stir up, churn up, roil; upset, agitate, distress, cause anxiety to, cause pain to, trouble, harrow | [n] trouble, difficulty, unrest, tribulation; mischief, shenanigans; turbulence
util
[n, util] tool, utensil, implement
ronda
[a, mat] round; pudgy, chubby, tubby, rotund | [n] round (music, drinks, contest); circle (of friends), ring (of people), bevy, posse, troop, troupe
mol
[a] soft (not hard or tough), squishy; tender, supple | [n, cim] mole (chemistry)
sirculo
[a, mat] circular | [n] circle (including of friends); circuit (not electric)
afeta
[vt] affect, have an effect on, influence, impinge on | [n] influence, impression, impingement
seca
[a, tera] dry, arid
regrete
[vt, uma] regret, rue, feel sorry for, be sorry for; apologize|is for | [n] regret, remorse, compunction; apology
comersial
[a] commercial, business, enterprise, mercantile | [n] commercial, advertisement, advert, ad
autor
[n, arte] author, writer, creator
potiosa
[a] powerful, mighty, potent | [n] power, (economic) leader; powerful person, mover, powerhouse
portada
[a] carried; worn
blu
[a, col] dark blue, navy | [n] dark blue, navy
plase
[vt, uma] please; humor|ur | [n] pleasingness, pleasantness, agreeableness
culpa
[vt, gov] blame | [n] blame
loda
[vt, rel, uma] praise, laud, glorify, exalt, commend, extol, hail, eulogize|is, acclaim; compliment, congratulate, flatter | [n] praise, kudos, compliment, congratulation, glory, exaltation, eulogy, panegyric, encomium, citation, commendation
intensa
[a] intense, intensive; intent; formidable
tore
[n, arci] tower; rook (chess)
mercato
[n, mone] market, emporium, mart
paso
[n] step, footstep, pace, tread; stage (of progress)
calma
[a] calm, still, tranquil, sedate, quiescent, serene, level-headed, composed, unruffled, uneventful
jentil
[a, uma] gentle, kind, genteel, graceful (socially)
benes
[n, pl] goods, ware, wares, merchandise, merch, commodities