2001-2500 Flashcards
tesoro
[n, mone] treasure; thesaurus
tirada
[a] pulled
figur
[n] figure
instruida
[a] instructed, trained
volpe
[n, mam] fox
bastante
[a] ample, more than enough, more than sufficient | [av] amply, enough, sufficiently
bur
[n, cos] butter
desendente
[a] descending, descendent | [n] descendant, scion; downstroke; descender | [prep] down, towards the bottom of
turisme
[n] tourism
oposor
[n] opponent, rival, adversary, antagonist
pajeria
[n] website
susia
[a] dirty, squalid, sordid, crummy, grimy, grubby, seedy, sleazy; murky (liquid) | [n] dirtiness, dirt, grime, mess
difisilia
[n] difficulty (state), awkwardness; trouble (problems)
transcrive
[vt, info, ling] transcribe; transliterate | [n] transcription, transcript
orgulosa
[a] proud, prideful
loco
[a, uma] crazy, insane, mad, wacky, zany, nuts, bonkers | [n] loony, nut, nutcase, nutter
paragraf
[n, ling] paragraph
-al
[sf, a] -al, -y (pertaining to) | [sf, n, cim] -al (aldehyde)
orbita
[vt, ast, anat] orbit | [n] orbit; eye socket
trepa
[vt, spo] clamber, scramble, climb, scale | [n] climbing
detaliosa
[a] detailed, elaborate, intricate
fininte
[a] finishing, terminating, ending
isolida
[a] isolated, insulated; remote, secluded, out of the way
calcula
[vt] calculate, reckon, work out | [n] calculation, reckoning
consensia
[n] consciousness, awareness, mindfulness, lucidity, cognizance
presidentia
[n] presidency (post, period)
republiciste
[a] republican | [n] republican
interompe
[vt, gov] interrupt, heckle; suspend, cut off; supervene | [n] interruption, suspension, breakpoint, cut-off
cuadro
[a, mat] square | [n] square
aliada
[n] ally; alloy
posesor
[n] possessor, owner
fisica
[n, fis] physics
instante
[a] instant, instantaneous, immediate | [av] instantly, instantaneously, immediately | [n] instant (of time)
asusta
[vt] frighten, scare, intimidate, terrify, horrify | [n] fright, scare
notada
[a] noted
vatican
[a, rel] Vatican
restas
[n, pl] leftovers, remains, remnants, dregs
tronco
[n, bio, anat] trunk (of tree), log; torso; fuselage; frustum (geometry); stem (of word)
primida
[a] printed | [n] print, printed object
lana
[n, vest] wool, fleece
torse
[vnt] twist, tweak | [vt] twist, wring | [n] twist, torsion, contorsion, kink
lejeri
[vnt] lighten, become lighter | [vt] alleviate, relieve, ease, soothe, mitigate, extenuate, palliate | [n] relief
largia
[n] width
promedia
[a, mat] average, mean | [n] average, mean
sirurjia
[n, med] surgery, operation
fortres
[n, gov] fortress, blockhouse, fort, fortification, stronghold, keep
fumi
[vnt] smoke (emit smoke), smolder|ul | [vt] smoke (tobacco); smoke, preserve with smoke (food)
crase
[vt] crush, squash, mash, crumple, flatten, smash, run over | [n] crushing, squashing
presta
[vt, mone] lend, loan | [n] loan; credit
simplia
[n] simplicity
roba
[n, vest] dress, robe, frock
sopa
[n, cos] soup
ovo
[n, bio] egg, ovum
jenos
[n, pl] knees, lap
germanica
[a, ling] Germanic, Teutonic | [n] Germanic, Teuton (person); Germanic, Teutonic (language)
dau
[n, rel, fil] Tao, Dao
concista
[vt, gov] conquer, take by force, subjugate, take over | [n] conquest
ruinada
[a] ruined, ruinous, desolate, devastated, decrepit, derelict, ramshackle | [n] (colloquial) old fogey, old geezer; old banger, old crock, jalopy (car)
amarga
[a, bio, cim] bitter (taste, emotion), acerbic, acrid; embittered, acrimonious, rancorous
refresci
[vnt] refresh, invigorate, reinvigorate, enliven, vivify; update | [vt] refresh, invigorate, reinvigorate, enliven, vivify; update | [n] refresh, refresher; update
noncapas
[a] unable, incapable, powerless, incompetent, inept, amateurish, unprofessional, hopeless, unqualified, unversed
dama
[n] lady, dame, gentlewoman, matron; bridesmaid; queen (chess, cards)
eroe
[n, arte, uma] hero, heroine, protagonist
malvolente
[a] malicious, malevolent, malign, malignant, sinister, evil, wicked, dastardly, mean-spirited, virulent
mexican
[a] Mexican | [n, dem] Mexican
tredes
[d] thirty | [a] thirtieth (ordinal)
tigre
[n, mam] tiger
marea
[vnt, med] feel dizzy, feel giddy, feel woozy; (head) swim | [vt] make dizzy | [n, ast, tera] tide
naseda
[a] born
liante
[a] connecting, connective | [n] ligature
revide
[vt] see again | [n] seeing again
sal
[n, cim, cos] salt
multes
[pron, pl] many (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
bonodorosa
[a] very sweet-smelling, aromatic, fragrant
nonlojical
[a] illogical
contrabanda
[vt, gov] smuggle | [n] smuggling; contraband
satelite
[n, vec, ast] satellite
autoriosa
[a] authoritative, canonical; fully authorised, fully empowered, plenipotentiary | [n] authority; leader
maltrata
[vt] mistreat, maltreat, revile, abuse, wrong, offend | [n] mistreatment, maltreatment, cruelty, abuse, abusiveness, wrong, offense|ce
vijilante
[a] vigilant, alert, watchful, hawk-eyed | [n] vigilante
comica
[a, arte] comical, funny, humorous, risible, wacky, zany
concurso
[n, spo] contest, competition (event)
apico
[n] apex, tip, peak, vertex; heyday, prime, zenith
monstro
[n, mit] monster
pen
[n, util] pen
dorminte
[a] sleeping, asleep, dormant
colide
[vnt] collide, crash, impact | [n] collision, crash, impact
cosini
[vt] cook | [n] cooking, cookery, cuisine, cooking style
reabri
[vnt] reopen | [vt] reopen
ec
[c] CE, AD, anno domini
favoreda
[a] favorite|ur, privileged | [n] favorite|ur, privileged
sperdeda
[a] scattered, littered, strewn, diffuse
monitori
[vt] monitor, keep an eye on | [n] monitoring, surveillance
aidor
[n] helper, helpmate, assistant, aide, acolyte, accomplice, sidekick
elo
[pron] he, him
manada
[n, bio, uma] herd, drove, mob (people, monkeys), pack (wolves), pride (lions), flock (birds), gaggle (geese), school (fish), pod (whales), swarm (insects), horde (barbarians); rabble, riffraff, hoi polloi
bruta
[a] rough (marble, estimate), untreated, uncut (gem), coarse (sand), unrefined (sugar), unfinished, crude, gross (national product, income, profit, tax, tonnage); uncouth, brutish, loutish, boorish, gruff, surly, crass | [n] brute, boor, lout, thug, ruffian, lowlife, vulgarian
frecuentia
[n] frequency, prevalence, commonness
asorbe
[vt, fis] absorb, assimilate, ingest, soak up, take in, incorporate, entrain, engross | [n] absorption, assimilation, incorporation, uptake
sacrifia
[vt, rel, mit] sacrifice | [n] sacrifice
moralia
[n] morality, morals
puia
[vt] push (trolley, button)
servador
[n] server (computer, utensil)
comable
[a] edible | [n] food, foodstuff
stona
[vt, uma] amaze, astonish, astound, stun, bedazzle | [n] amazement, astonishment
caribe
[a, dem] Carib; Caribbean | [n] Carib (language, people)
posiblia
[n] possibility (quality)
fasa
[vt] face (literally of direction or metaphorically facing a problem or risk)
vidente
[a] seeing, sighted
bobo
[a] silly, goofy, corny, loopy, nutty, bonkers | [n] goofball, goon, nincompoop, pillock, prat | [n, avia] booby, gannet (bird)
ipotesal
[a] hypothetical
interveni
[vnt, gov] intervene, intercede | [n] intervention, intercession
elicotor
[n, vec] helicopter, chopper
entera
[vt, uma] bury, inter | [n] burial
proclama
[vt, gov] proclaim, announce, decree, issue; declaim, recite | [n] proclamation, announcement, decree, edict, ordinance, pronouncement
proposada
[a] proposed, nominated | [n] nominee, candidate
tensada
[a] tense, taut, tight, strained, stressed
pastor
[n] herder, herdsman, herdswoman, shepherd, shepherdess; pastor
asinia
[vt] assign, allocate, allot, apportion, appoint (tasks, resources), deploy; earmark; ascribe | [n] assignment, allocation, allotment, apportionment, appointment, deployment
nobil
[a, gov, ist] noble, well-born, high-born | [n] noble, nobleman, peer, gentleman
lodas
[esc] congratulations, my compliments, well done, bravo; hail (old-fashioned greeting)
misteriosa
[a] mysterious; uncanny, supernatural
ajente
[n, gov] agent, broker, intermediary, attaché, operative
primavera
[n] spring, springtime
angusa
[vt, uma] distress, appall, appal, harrow, upset | [n] agony, anguish, anxiety, dismay, consternation, distress, upset, stress (mental), tribulation
creor
[n] creator
ideal
[a, fil] ideal | [n] ideal
sesion
[n, bio] section, segment; session; period (part of a school day)
txa
[esc] damn, blast, bugger, shit, fuck (frustration, anger)
paroleta
[n] particle (grammar)
trajedia
[n, arte] tragedy
umaniste
[a] humanitarian, humanist | [n] humanitarian, humanist
imita
[vt, arte] imitate, mimic, emulate, impersonate, do an impression of | [n] imitation, mimicry, emulation, impersonation, impression
mostrante
[a] showing, presenting, depicting, illustrative, exemplifying
fratos
[n, pl] fragments, shrapnel, smithereens
fluente
[a] flowing, fluent, fluid | [n] fluid
refinada
[a] refined, perfected; graceful, poised, elegant, gracious, sleek
palo
[n, util] pole, post, rod, stake, spit, picket
bob
[n, vec] bobsled, bobsleigh
considerante
[a] considering; taking into account
asentuada
[a] emphatic, stressed
fortunosa
[a] lucky, fortunate, auspicious, fortuitous, well off | [av] fortunately
cavalor
[n] horse rider, horseman, horsewoman, equestrian; knight (tarot)
rosa
[n, pla] rose
sofla
[vnt] blow, waft; chuff, puff (engine) | [vt] blow (air), huff | [n] blow, waft
senato
[n, gov] senate
mediadia
[n] midday, noon, noontime
ofendente
[a] offensive, disgusting, obscene, distasteful, obnoxious, outrageous
irani
[a] Iranian | [n] Iranian
tecnica
[n, arte] technique, mechanism (process); technics
secondo
[n] second (of time)
muta
[vnt, cim, bio] mutate, transform, transmute | [vt] mutate, transform, transmute, transfigure, transmogrify | [n] mutation, transformation, metamorphosis, transmutation, transfiguration
manxa
[vt] stain, blemish, blot, mar, tarnish, taint, sully, besmirch, stigmatize|is, deface, disfigure; smudge, smear | [n] stain, blemish, blot, blotch, spot, fleck; smudge, smear; marking, patch (animals, plants)
aspira
[vt] aspire to, dream of; apply for (job), be a candidate for | [n] aspiration, dream, ambition
engoli
[vt] swallow, gulp, guzzle, scoff, swig, swill; engulf, envelop
arcivo
[n, info] archive, record (of information), register, log; file, folder, document wallet; folder, directory
manico
[n, util] handle (for holding), hilt (sword, knife), grip; handlebar; handhold
clientes
[n, pl] customers, clientele
telefoneta
[n] mobile phone, cellular phone, cellphone, handset
redona
[vt] give back, hand back, return | [n] giving back, handing back, return (including financial)
perilida
[a] endangered, at risk
ecuilibra
[vnt, fis, cim] balance, poise | [vt] balance, poise | [n] balance, equilibrium, kilter
aparte
[n] apartment, flat, tenement; housing unit, accomodation unit, retail unit
nondependente
[a] not dependent, self-sufficient, standalone; independent, autonomous
turbada
[a] disturbed, troubled; upset, distraught
jaca
[n, vest] jacket (suit, sports), coat, windbreaker, windcheater; tunic (of military uniform)
fama
[n, uma] fame, renown, stardom
clica
[vnt] click; rattle; chatter (teeth) | [vt] click (mouse, link) | [n] click; rattle; chatter
bebes
[n, pl] babies, litter
provocante
[a] provoking, provocative
naviga
[vt, vec] navigate | [n] navigation
lusosa
[a] luxurious, luxuriant, opulent, lavish, sumptuous, sensuous, rich, deluxe, lush, posh, ritzy, swanky, designer
asente
[a] absent, missing | [n] absentee; truant
verje
[vnt] turn, verge, veer, swerve, yaw (change direction while moving) | [vt] turn, swerve | [n] turn, swerve
zelo
[n, uma] zeal, enthusiasm, avidity, alacrity, ardor|ur, fervor|ur, keenness, brio, gusto, panache, zest
esflue
[vnt] flow out | [vt] output, emit | [n] outflow, output; ebb (tide)
sincodes
[d] fifty | [a] fiftieth (ordinal)
diploma
[n] diploma, degree
motiva
[vt, uma] motivate | [n] motive, motivation, incentive
parteninte
[a] belonging, affiliated | [n] appurtenance; affiliate
gang
[n, gov] gang
stomaco
[n, anat] stomach, tummy; tripe (food)
musculos
[n, pl] muscles, musculature
trono
[n, gov] throne
limitas
[n, pl] limits, bounds, extent, ambit, scope
ego
[n, uma, fil] ego, self
panica
[vnt, uma] panic | [vt] panic, frighten, scare | [n] panic, frenzy, stampede, scare
famia
[n] hunger
siera
[n, util] saw (tool); jagged mountain range
seguores
[n, pl] followers, entourage, retinue
mutua
[a, uma] mutual, reciprocal | [av] mutually, reciprocally, to each other, to one another
sabes
[n, pl] items of knowledge, lore
diplomata
[a, gov] diplomatic | [n] diplomat, envoy, emissary
indian
[a] Indian | [n] Indian
compensa
[vt, mone] compensate, make amends for; clear (finance) | [n] compensation, damages, indemnity, reparation, restitution; clearing, clearance (finance)
inversa
[vt, mat] invert, upend, turn upside-down, overturn; capsize | [n] inverse; inversion
probablia
[n] probability, likelihood, chances, odds (quality, statistic)
fundor
[n] founder
cimica
[n, cim] chemistry
rota
[n, util] wheel
eleva
[vt, bio, uma] bring up, raise, rear, nurture; breed (raise animals) | [n] upbringing, nurture; breeding, husbandry
colorida
[a] colored|ur, in color|ur
boton
[n, vest] button, knob
gaza
[n, vest] gauze
esperta
[a] expert, consummate | [n] expert, specialist, consultant, authority, pundit, maven, whiz
colabora
[vnt] collaborate, cooperate, liaise | [n] collaboration, cooperation
barata
[a, mone] cheap, inexpensive | [n] bargain (cheap item)
ensinta
[a, bio] pregnant, gravid
repone
[vt] replace (place again), put back, restore, reinstate, reimpose
noncoerente
[a] incoherent, inconsistent, irregular, erratic, haywire, irrational
volente
[a] willing (actor); deliberate, intentional | [av] willingly, voluntarily, deliberately, intentionally, on purpose
punta
[vnt] point, be aimed | [vt] point, aim, bring to bear | [n] aim
menti
[vt, uma] lie, tell a lie | [n] lie; mendacity
tremante
[a] trembling, quivering, shaking, trembly, tremulous, tremulent, tremorous, aflutter, aquiver
biblioteca
[n, arci, info] library
fonde
[vnt, fis] melt; dissolve (video effect) | [vt] melt, smelt; render (fat)
teorial
[a] theoretical, theoretic
esense
[n, fil] essence, quintessence, quiddity; crux, gist
ago
[n, util] needle; hand (clock, compass)
fatiga
[vnt, bio] tire, get tired, grow tired, become exhausted, fatigue | [vt, bio] tire, exhaust, fatigue | [n] tiredness, exhaustion, weariness, lassitude
dedui
[vt, fil] deduce, infer, derive, educe, figure out | [n] deduction, inference, derivation | [vt, anat] abduct (muscle) | [n] abduction
contable
[a] countable
reservas
[n, pl] reserves, stock (supplies)
forsada
[a] forced, compulsory
aborta
[vnt, med] abort, terminate, be canceled|ll, come to nothing; miscarry | [vt] abort, terminate, cancel, foil | [n] abortion, termination
suspendeda
[a] suspended, adjourned, in abeyance
coleri
[vnt] turn angry, get angry, rage | [vt] anger, madden, outrage, enrage
limpa
[a] clean
povria
[n] poverty, penury; pitifulness
calmi
[vnt] calm, calm down, settle, subside, abate | [vt] calm, calm down, becalm, settle, soothe, lull, reassure; sedate, tranquilize|tranquillise | [n] calming, reassurance, sedation
orania
[a, col] orange (color|ur) | [n] orange (fruit)
svensce
[a] Swedish (person, language) | [n, dem] Swedish, Swede
profondia
[n] deepness, depth, profundity; draft, draught (of ship)
autovia
[n] motorway, highway, freeway, carriageway, superhighway, turnpike
conforma
[vnt] conform, match, hew | [n] conformity
stimulada
[a] stimulated, excited
tia
[n] aunt
rana
[n, amf] frog
aprosima
[a] approximate, rough | [av] approximately, roughly, some
psicolojial
[a] psychological
afisa
[vt] affix, attach; mount (a picture) | [n] affixing, affixation; affix; attachment (email)
lejor
[n] reader
xilia
[vt] shriek, scream, screech | [n] shriek, scream, screech
suspira
[vnt, bio] sigh | [n] sigh
bonia
[n] goodness
purpur
[a, col] purple, livid (color|ur)
peca
[vnt, rel] sin | [n] sin, infraction
moiada
[a] wet, soaked, drenched
por
[n, cim] pore (opening)
odori
[vnt] smell (give off a smell) | [vt] make (something) smell
cocaina
[n, med] cocaine
constitual
[a] constitutional (pertaining to a constitution)
spia
[vt, gov] spy, lurk | [n] spying, espionage
oiada
[a] heard
calmia
[n] calm, calmness, stillness, quiescence, composure, serenity
ben
[n, mone] item for sale; commodity
donadas
[n, pl] presents, gifts, largess|largesse
climal
[a] climatic
pesta
[vt, med] plague, pox | [n] pestilence, plague, bane, infestation
representante
[a] representative, characteristic
duxe
[n, gov] duke
escusa
[vt, gov] excuse, justify, rationalize | [n] excuse, apology, pretext, justification, rationalization|is
organica
[a, bio] organic, biological; pesticide-free
ordinada
[a] ordered, orderly, neat, tidy, trim, shipshape, smart, dressy
gran
[n, pla, bio] grain, kernel, grist, cereal seed; cereal crop, corn; particle, pellet (salt, sand, etc.)
nion
[a] Japanese | [n, dem] Japanese
remente
[vt] remind, prompt | [n] reminder, aide-mémoire
fritada
[a] fried
au
[esc] ow, ouch
escluida
[a] excluded; banished, exiled | [n] exile, outcast
atacor
[n] attacker, aggressor, assailant, besieger; forward, striker
tortura
[vt, gov] torture, torment | [n] torture, torment
xia
[a, rel] Shia, Shiite, Shi’ite (Islam) | [n] Shia, Shiite, Shi’ite (Islam)
evalua
[vt, mone] evaluate, appraise, assess, measure, value; screen (for suitability) | [n] evaluation, appraisal, assessment
basto
[n, util] stick, cane, rod; ramrod
espetante
[a] expecting, expectant, waiting
carburante
[a] carburating | [n] fuel (for engine)
afgani
[a] Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan | [n, dem] Afghanistani, Afghani, Afghan
sinial
[n, fis] signal (electric, radio, etc.); cue
serca
[n, arci] fence
sibila
[vt] whistle | [n] whistle (sound)
resultante
[a] resultant, consequent, consequential
fende
[vnt] split apart | [vt] split, cleave, chop into two | [n] split, fission, schism
pasaje
[n] passage (travel, text, music); passageway
resoma
[vt] summarize|is, outline, encapsulate, recapitulate, recap; minute (meeting) | [n] summary, synopsis, outline, résumé, precis, recap; minutes (of meeting)
compati
[vnt] compact, compress | [vt] compact, compress
vitim
[n, gov] victim, casualty, prey
febre
[n, med] fever
abitor
[n] inhabitant, resident, denizen
lenti
[vnt] slow, slow down, decelerate | [vt] slow, slow down, decelerate | [n] deceleration, slowdown
familial
[a] familial, family
inondada
[a] inundated, flooded, awash
intervisa
[vt, gov] interview; debrief | [n] interview; debrief
asasina
[vt, ist] assassinate, murder | [n] assassination, murder
mascita
[n, rel] mosque
xocada
[a] shocked, aghast, appalled, horrified, shaken
despeta
[vt, uma] despise, scorn, disdain, revile, look down on | [n] contempt, scorn, disdain
nazi
[a, ist, gov] Nazi | [n] Nazi
umania
[n] humanity (quality)
solal
[a] solar
neblosa
[a] nebulous, foggy, vague, fuzzy, bleary, hazy; blurry (image, vision)
aser
[n, cim] steel; frizzen (of flintlock gun)
traversante
[a] crossing, traversing | [prep] crossing, across
ofendeda
[a] offended, indignant, resentful, outraged
distinguida
[a] distinct, distinctive
fasili
[vnt] become easy, become easier | [vt] facilitate, ease, simplify | [n] easing, facilitation, simplification
nosiva
[a, med] noxious, toxic, virulent, harmful, pernicious, prejudicial, deleterious, detrimental, malignant, malevolent
tela
[n, vest] (piece of) cloth, towel
platon
[n] platter, tray
bateta
[vt] knock, rap, tap (at door); beat (heart); flutter (wings) | [n] knock, rap, tap (at door); beat (heart); flutter (wings)
portable
[a] portable, mobile; wearable | [n] portable computer, laptop
bara
[n] bar, rod, rail; slash (punctuation)
referente
[a] referring, mentioning | [n] reference, allusion, mention
costum
[n, uma] custom, routine, usage, social convention
ilude
[vt, uma] delude | [n] delusion, illusion, figment
conjuga
[vnt, bio, ling] conjugate | [n] conjugation
enscrive
[vt, arte, ist] inscribe, subscribe, register (for activity), enlist, enroll|enrol, empanel, impanel, recruit, matriculate | [n] inscription, subscription, sub, registration, enlistment, enrollment|enrolment, conscription
disturbada
[a] disturbed
anonim
[a, gov] anonymous, faceless, incognito
nonmilitar
[a] civilian | [n] civilian
riva
[n, tera] shore, bank, riverbank, waterside
fanes
[n, pl] fans, fandom
levada
[a] raised; leavened
primi
[vt, arte] print | [n] printing; printout (action, result)
investi
[vt, mone] invest | [n] investment
abitante
[a] residential, resident
pendente
[a] pendulous, droopy, saggy | [n] pendant
encargada
[a] entrusted, responsible, accountable, answerable, in charge | [n] commission (authorized|is group); deputy
tito
[n, avia] barn owl, bay owl
amor
[n] lover; girlfriend, boyfriend; paramour
curvi
[vnt] curve, bend; bend down, bend over, stoop | [vt] curve, bend; bend (someone) over
simboles
[n, pl] symbols, notation
riable
[a] laughable, risible, ridiculous, ludicrous
caveta
[n] cavity, hollow, dip, pit; socket (joint)
tapeto
[n, arci] carpet, rug, mat; upholstery (material)
semantica
[n, ling] semantics
filastini
[a] Palestinian | [n] Palestinian
dijital
[a] digital
plataforma
[n, arci] platform, podium, rostrum, dais, catwalk
interoga
[vt, gov] interrogate, examine, question | [n] interrogation, examination, questioning
plano
[n, tera] plain, pampas, flatland
esede
[vt] exceed, surpass | [n] excess, surfeit
turiste
[a] tourist, touristic, touristy, for tourists | [n] tourist
afoca
[vnt, med] drown | [vt] drown; overwhelm | [n] drowning
monumento
[n, gov, arte] monument, memorial, landmark, sight; milestone (metaphor), major step
prosegue
[vnt] proceed, process (move in procession) | [n] procession
deta
[vt] owe, be in debt | [n] debt, debit, arrears
enflue
[vnt] flow in | [vt] input | [n] inflow, influx, input, intake; flow (tide)
reprende
[vt] take back, pick up, collect, retrieve, repossess
isoli
[vnt] isolate, insulate, sequester, quarantine | [vt] isolate, insulate, sequester, quarantine | [n] isolation, insulation, quarantine, insularity
misterio
[n, arte] mystery, enigma; whodunnit
estinguida
[a] extinguished; extinct
medianote
[n] midnight
aprendor
[n] learner, pupil, apprentice, trainee
amazona
[n, mit] Amazon (mythology)
axa
[n, util] ax|axe
dialeto
[n, ling] dialect, patois
esperante
[a] hoping, hopeful
fidosa
[a] faithful, loyal, stalwart, TRUE, true-blue
spirital
[a] spiritual
eletronical
[a] electronic (pertaining to electronics)
instala
[vt, fis, info, gov] install; ensconce | [n] installation
flotante
[a] floating, buoyant, afloat | [n] flotsam
lacrimojen
[a, med] lachrymogenic, lachrymatory
supravidor
[n] supervisor, overseer, superintendent, chaperone
valida
[a, gov] valid, well-founded, cogent, legitimate; current, in effect
atendosa
[a] fastidious, meticulous; close (look)
singapor
[a] Singaporean | [n, dem] Singaporean
confondeda
[a] puzzled, quizzical
linguaje
[n, ling] language (style), wording
flori
[vnt] flower, flourish, bloom, blossom; prosper, thrive | [n] flowering, inflorescence, prosperity
regretable
[a] regrettable, unfortunate | [av] regrettably, unfortunately
sofoca
[vnt, med] suffocate, choke | [vt] suffocate, choke, smother, stifle | [n] suffocation
depresa
[vt, tera, uma] depress (push down, sadden) | [n, tera, med, uma] depression; trough (wave)
vendor
[n] vendor, seller, clerk, dealer, salesperson, salesman, saleswoman, sales clerk
xasor
[n, mam] hunter, predator; tracker; hound, hunting dog
bol
[n, util] basin, bowl, tureen
miror
[n, util] mirror, looking glass
rondin
[n, avia] swallow (bird)
moneta
[n] coin
garga
[n, anat] throat
ruji
[vt] roar, bellow, yell | [n] roar, bellow, yell
preferable
[a] preferable
titila
[vt, uma] tickle; cause to tingle; titillate | [n] tickle; titillation
ie
[esc] yeah, yay
comuniste
[a] communist | [n] communist
repulsante
[a] repulsive, repellent, revolting, disgusting, foul, repugnant, nasty, distasteful, horrible, horrid, grisly, gruesome, horrendous, tasteless, abhorrent, icky, unsightly, vile | [n] repellent (substance)
bombi
[vt] bomb | [n] bombing
parlamental
[a] parliamentary
pexa
[vt] fish (for) | [n] fishing, angling
tradi
[vt, gov] betray, defect, commit treason | [n] betrayal, treason, treachery, perfidy; sell-out
descarga
[vt] discharge, unload, offload, unburden; flush (sink, toilet); download | [n] discharge; flush; download (action)
des-un
[d] eleven | [a] eleventh (ordinal)
rebela
[vnt, gov] rebel, mutiny, resist authority | [n] rebellion, mutiny, resistance, insurrection, insurgency, sedition
paseante
[a] walking, peripatetic; andante (music)
stadion
[n] stadium, arena
vacui
[vnt] empty | [vt] empty, evacuate, flush; clear, wipe, erase | [n] emptying, evacuation
taso
[n, mone] rate (numerical)
empleada
[a] employed | [n] employee, hireling, staffer, operative
ardeda
[a] burned, charred | [n] burn (injury)
canser
[n, med] cancer
reputa
[vt, gov, uma] repute, deem | [n] reputation
bileta
[n] ticket; coupon, voucher; bill (paper money), note, banknote
noncredable
[a] unbelievable, incredible; incredibly good, fabulous, fantastic | [av] unbelievably, incredibly
renase
[vnt] be reborn | [n] rebirth, renaissance, renascence
erante
[a] mistaken, wrong, erroneous, fallacious
personalia
[n, uma] personality
tirano
[n, gov, avia] tyrant, dictator, despot, strongman; tyrant flycatcher (bird)
espulsa
[vt] eject, expel, throw out, cast out, oust, evict, banish, unseat | [n] expulsion, ejection, eviction, banishment
adere
[vnt] stick, adhere, cling | [vt] stick, adhere, cling | [n] stickiness, adhesion, adhesiveness, adherence
orizonal
[a] horizontal; landscape (orientation)
murmura
[vt] murmur, mumble, burble | [n] murmur, mumble, burble
sustantivo
[n, ling] substantive, noun
supravide
[vt] supervise, oversee, look over | [n] supervision, overseeing, oversight
detalia
[vt] detail, itemize|is, elaborate; pinpoint | [n] detail
protejeda
[a] protected, sheltered | [n] protégé, protected person, protected thing
crema
[a, col, cos] cream (color|ur) | [n] cream, lotion
manejor
[n] manager, administrator, operator, steward, seneschal, master
fusa
[vnt, cim] fuse, meld, merge, coalesce, blend | [vt] fuse, merge, blend; weld | [n] fusion, merger
renor
[n] ruler, overlord, potentate
crusa
[vnt] cross, intersect | [vt] cross, intersect | [n] crossing, intersection
suprapasa
[vt] surpass, exceed, go beyond, emulate, overshadow, outdo, outclass, outpace, overtake, overshoot, supersede | [n] surplus, excess, profusion, overage
suomi
[a] Finnish | [n] Finn; Finnish (language)
suiside
[vnt, uma] commit suicide | [n] suicide (action)
jeografial
[a] geographical
uniforma
[a, gov, vest] uniform, unitary, regular, constant | [av] uniformly, evenly, regularly, equally | [n] uniform (dress), livery
matematical
[a] mathematical
vagon
[n, vec] wagon, wain; coach, car, carriage (of train); trailer (of truck)
biolojial
[a] biological
coredor
[n, arci] corridor, aisle, passageway, hall, hallway
norma
[n, mat] norm, standard; par (golf)
inteleto
[n, uma] intellect; noesis
tinje
[vt, col] tint, tinge, dye, stain | [n] tint, hue, shade; nuance; hint (of lemon, irony, etc.), dash (of salt, etc.); timbre
desendentes
[n, pl] descendants, posterity
inflama
[vnt, fis, med] inflame | [vt] inflame | [n, med] inflammation
mosca
[n, ins] fly (insect)
filosofiste
[n] philosopher
cirilica
[a, ling] Cyrillic | [n] Cyrillic
vispresidente
[n] vice-president
garantia
[vt, mone] guarantee, ensure | [n] guarantee, warranty, guaranty; collateral, security, surety; bail
asian
[a, dem] Asian, Asiatic | [n] Asian, Asiatic
transmete
[vt, fis] transmit (signal, power, disease, etc.); broadcast; conduct (energy) | [n] transmission, broadcast
milan
[n, avia] kite (bird)
enebriada
[a] intoxicated, inebriated, drunk, drunken, tipsy | [n] drunk, drunkard
organos
[n, pl] organs; offal, giblets
carital
[a] charitable, charity
comandor
[n] commander, commandant, commodore
balon
[n] balloon; speech balloon, speech bubble
adn
[c, cim, bio] DNA
susta
[vt, mone, uma, bio] sustain, support; eke out | [n] sustenance
adotada
[a] adopted | [n] adoptee
p
[c] p., pp.
comfortosa
[a] comfortable, comfy; well off, well-to-do, affluent
nonesesada
[a] unnecessary, undue, dispensable
espetada
[a] expected, due, payable
composante
[a] component, constituent | [n] component, constituent
onesta
[a, uma] honest, truthful
lama
[n, util] blade, razor blade, razor | [n, rel] lama (Buddhism)
sabori
[vnt] taste | [vt] flavor|ur
constela
[vnt, ast] constellate | [n] constellation
xapor
[n] hatter, hatmaker, milliner, haberdasher
revolta
[vnt, gov] revolt, rise up | [n] revolution, revolt, uprising (local rebellion)
fase
[vnt, fis, bio, uma] phase | [n] phase; stage (rocketry)
regania
[vt] regain, recoup, recover (money)
sirculi
[vnt] circle, wheel; circulate; mill around | [vt] circulate (air, information) | [n] circulation
misil
[n, util, vec] missile, projectile
renunsia
[vt, gov] resign, abdicate, renounce, deny oneself | [n] resignation, abdication, renunciation, apostasy, quitclaim; abnegation, self-denial; disclaimer, waiver
scandal
[n, gov] scandal, outrage
desemplea
[vt] dismiss, fire, sack, lay off (employee) | [n] dismissal, sacking, layoff
truple
[a] triple | [av] triply, thrice | [n] trio, triad; troika; triumvirate; tercet
cargada
[a] loaded, charged; uploaded | [n] upload (file)
encarga
[vt, gov] commission, order, entrust, charge, deputize|is | [n] commission, order, responsibility, onus
sofito
[n, arci] ceiling; soffit
osijen
[n, cim] oxygen
determinada
[a] determined; purposeful, resolute
nonatural
[a] unnatural, preternatural, otherworldly, unworldly
feto
[n, bio] fetus|oe
diablo
[n, mit, rel] devil, Satan, Lucifer
memori
[vt] memorize|is, remember, commit to memory | [n] memorization|is
jonguo
[a] Chinese | [n, dem] Chinese (person, language)
defeta
[n] defeat, downfall, wipeout
consulta
[vt, gov] consult | [n] consultation
sasiada
[a] satisfied, content, replete, full (after eating), sated, satiated
canadian
[a] Canadian | [n] Canadian
denunsia
[vt, gov] denounce, decry; inform on, tell on, snitch, turn in | [n] denouncement
diverje
[vnt] divert, diverge, shunt, sidetrack, turn in another direction | [n] divergence; diverting, diversion
coopera
[vnt] cooperate, liaise | [n] cooperation, teamwork
inspira
[vt, arte] inspire, arouse (interest, action) | [n] inspiration
gal
[n, avia] chicken
peri
[vt] waste, misuse, squander | [n] waste
roceto
[n, util] rocket (missile, engine)
cumula
[vnt] accumulate, amass, build up | [vt] accumulate, hoard, accrue, build up, squirrel away | [n] accumulation, accrual, backlog, build-up, pile-up; heap, pile, mound
jenetical
[a] genetic, inborn
saleta
[n] closet, compartment
flexable
[a] flexible, supple, bendy, limber, pliable, pliant; versatile, protean
triangulo
[a, mat] triangular, deltoid | [n] triangle
sposida
[a] married
arboretas
[n, pl] bushes, shrubbery
deleta
[vt, uma] delight, exhilarate | [n] delight, glee, exhilaration; delicacy, appetizer|is, aperitif, starter, hors d’oeuvre, antipasto, amuse-gueule
cuoro
[n, util] leather