3501-4000 Flashcards
vidua
[a, uma] widowed | [n] widow, widower; dowager | [n, avia] indigobird, whydah
parador
[n] barrier, barricade
rodente
[a] gnawing | [n, mam] rodent
aseja
[vt, ist] besiege | [n] siege
flotila
[n, vec] fleet (ships or other vehicles)
slogan
[n] slogan, motto, legend
cometa
[vt] snack | [n] snack, refreshment | [n, ast, spo] comet (astronomy)
cultivor
[n] farmer, grower, agriculturalist, cultivator (person)
desordina
[vt] mess up, make a mess of, muss, rumple, dishevel, clutter | [n] disorder, disarray, clutter, mess, muzz
noncapasia
[n] inability, incompetence
canon
[n] cannon (gun)
susolo
[n] subsoil
set
[n, spo] set (tennis, etc.)
mantenida
[a] maintained, kept
gateta
[n] kitten, kitty, pussy, puss
etnico
[n, uma] ethnic group
fasante
[a] opposite, facing; opposable (thumb)
caososa
[a] chaotic, irregular, haphazard
album
[n] album, scrapbook
brosi
[vt] brush; groom (animal)
furor
[n] thief, robber, burglar, larcenist; kidnapper
conserveria
[n] conservation site, (wildlife) reserve, (wildlife) sanctuary
spesifante
[a] specifying, specific
bujeta
[vt] budget | [n] budget
ierarcia
[n, gov] hierarchy
deslia
[vt] untie, unbind, disconnect, unplug
sofisticada
[a] sophisticated, elegant, chic, classy, debonair, highbrow, rakish, urbane | [n] sophisticate
jem
[n, tera] gem, gemstone, jewel
nonpasiente
[a] impatient
profesa
[n, gov] profession
saceta
[n] sachet
lil
[n, pla] lily
polso
[n, uma, vest] wrist; cuff
numeral
[a] numeric
ica
[vnt, bio] hiccup, hiccough | [n] hiccup, hiccough
alfabetal
[a] alphabetic, alphabetical
alterada
[a] altered, modified, amended
multipli
[vnt] become multiple | [vt] multiply | [n] multiplication; product
radisal
[a] radical, fundamental, drastic
punio
[n, anat] fist
atereria
[n] runway, landing strip
danante
[a] damaging, injurious
vortis
[n, tera] vortex, whirlpool, maelstrom
pisa
[n, bio] (colloquial) piss, pee, wee (urine)
aspirante
[a] aspiring, ambitious
onorada
[n] honoree, laureate
sobrina
[n] niece
montaniosa
[a] mountainous
comparada
[a] comparative | [av] comparatively
eglesores
[n, pl] clergy
diniosa
[a] dignified, stately
retrova
[vt] find again, find back, recover
jenerosia
[n] generosity, largess|largesse, magnanimity, munificence
pascua
[n, rel] Easter
nontolerable
[a] unbearable, intolerable, insufferable
macabre
[a, arte] macabre, grim, ghoulish, ghastly, grisly, gruesome
arania
[n, artr] spider
portamone
[n, vn] wallet, purse, billfold
encalia
[vnt, vec] wash up, run aground, become beached, become stranded, become marooned | [vt] beach, strand, maroon
airocompania
[n] airline
induisme
[n] Hinduism
laso
[n, util] lasso, noose, lariat
desintegra
[vnt] disintegrate, crumble, unravel; decay (radioactively) | [n] disintegration; decay (radioactive)
misri
[a] Egyptian | [n] Egyptian
boa
[n, ret] boa; feather boa
tesoros
[n, pl] treasures, riches, hoard
rocosa
[a] rocky
carton
[n] cardboard, posterboard; placard, sign (of protester, etc.)
embarasada
[a] embarrassed, sheepish, awkward
servinte
[n] servant
curante
[a] careful, deliberate; custodial
imajinal
[a] imaginary (including number), fictional, fictitious, fanciful, chimeric, chimerical
nonagu
[a] blunt, dull; obtuse (angle)
inferior
[a] inferior, second-rate, substandard, tacky | [n] inferior, minion, stooge
preda
[n, bio] prey
vason
[n, arci] toilet, toilet bowl, lavatory, loo; commode, potty
bambu
[n, pla] bamboo (plant, stem)
rusosa
[a] crafty, cunning, tricky, devious, artful, wily, sly, shady
intensia
[n] intensity
salsix
[n, cos] sausage
esajo
[n, arte] essay, paper
sinteseda
[a] synthetic, synthesized|is, syncretic
jentilia
[n] gentleness, kindness, grace (social)
saliva
[n, bio] saliva, spittle
alcolosa
[a] alcoholic (drink, content)
compatiosa
[a] compassionate, humane, kind, kind-hearted, soft-hearted, warm-hearted, considerate, tender, sympathetic, selfless
tocada
[esc] touché
abundante
[a] abounding, abundant, bountiful, plentiful, copious, profuse
detetor
[n] detective, investigator, sleuth, gumshoe, private eye
caresa
[vt] caress, stroke, fondle, pet, neck, canoodle
grima
[vnt, uma] grimace, frown, scowl, glower, glare, sneer; grin (skull) | [n] grimace, frown, scowl, glower, glare, sneer; grin (skull)
valsa
[n] waltz
colori
[vt] color|ur
dorsal
[a] dorsal, of the back
romanticisme
[n] romanticism
-on
[sf, n] (larger variant) | [sf, n, fis, cim] -on (particle)
patrulia
[vt, gov] patrol, walk the beat | [n] patrol, beat, rounds
masca
[n, vest] mask, face mask
imunia
[n] immunity
contaminada
[a] contaminated, polluted
desforesti
[vt] deforest | [n] deforestation, forest clearance
reinisia
[vt] restart, reset, reboot | [n] restart, reset, reboot
continental
[a] continental
priva
[vt, gov] deprive, deny, bereave, dispossess, divest | [n] deprivation, denial, bereavement
conselor
[n] counselor, advisor, adviser, consultant
renante
[a] reigning, regent
desaproba
[vt] disapprove, deprecate, mind, remonstrate | [n] disapproval, deprecation
diosido
[n, cim] dioxide
patata
[n, pla, cos] potato (plant, vegetable)
depone
[vt, tera] deposit (including financial); put down, take off | [n] sedimentation
retirada
[a] withdrawn, reserved, reclusive
tv
[c] TV, telly
infestada
[a] infested, haunted
infiltra
[vt, gov, cim, info] infiltrate | [n] infiltration
rexercor
[n] researcher
sirurjial
[a] surgical
esploror
[n] explorer, scout
deletada
[a] delighted
desobedi
[vt] disobey; break (rule, law) | [n] disobedience
constrinje
[vt, uma] constrain, constrict, inhibit | [n] constraint, condition, damper
salvor
[n] savior|ur, rescuer; redeemer
erital
[a] hereditary
desembla
[vnt] be in disguise, disguise oneself, dissemble | [vt] disguise | [n] disguise, guise
laxi
[vnt] loosen | [vt] loosen
gotea
[vnt, fis] leak | [vt, fis] leak | [n] leak, leakage
desfa
[vt] undo | [n] undoing (literal or figurative); downfall, ruin
grasosa
[a] fat, fatty, greasy (full of fat)
ton
[n] tonne, metric ton (1000 kg)
calendario
[n, ast] calendar; timescale (of a project)
fami
[vnt] starve, hunger, famish, go hungry | [vt] starve, make hungry
coarde
[a] cowardly, gutless; wimpy, spineless | [n] coward; wimp
camiseta
[n] top, collarless shirt, tee, T-shirt; undershirt
retorica
[n, arte] rhetoric, oratory
distinguinte
[a] selective, discriminating | [n] distinguishing feature, idiosyncrasy
avaria
[n] greed, meanness, miserliness, avarice
crusada
[a] crossed | [vnt, ist] crusade | [n] crusade
prestijia
[n, gov] prestige, status, cachet
avioni
[vt] airfreight, send by air, transport by plane | [n] aviation; airfreight
empresta
[vt, mone] borrow
xampania
[n, cos] champagne
fretosa
[a] impulsive, reckless, heedless, slapdash
cana
[n, pla] reed, cane; rod (fishing)
militariste
[a] militant | [n] militarist, militant
morfolojia
[n, bio, ling] morphology
evoca
[vt, uma] evoke, elicit, remind of, conjure up, call to mind | [n] evocation, connotation, resonance
altar
[n, rel] altar
vomiti
[vt] vomit, be sick, throw up, puke, retch, regurgitate, disgorge | [n] vomiting, regurgitation
piramide
[a, arci, ist, mat] pyramidal, pyramid-shaped | [n] pyramid
rompetesta
[n, vn] puzzle, riddle, brainteaser; mace (weapon)
parfum
[n, vest] perfume, cologne, scent, fragrance
abiteria
[n] residence, abode, dwelling, accommodation, quarters, billet, domicile, lodging
beneficante
[a] beneficial, salutary, favorable|ur, conducive, effective
tese
[n, fil] thesis, dissertation, treatise
perspetiva
[n, arte] perspective
cortinas
[n, pl] curtains, drapery
jenerali
[vnt] generalize|is | [vt] generalize|is | [n] generalization|is
fantasin
[a] fantastic, fabulous
tolerable
[a] bearable, tolerable
roncin
[a] hoarse
oveta
[n] lamb
instinto
[n, bio, uma] instinct
sanglota
[vt] sob, gasp | [n] sob, gasp
verme
[n] worm
escutor
[n] listener
pocas
[pron, pl] few (people or things, optional plural pronoun)
pruri
[vnt, med] itch, feel itchy | [vt] (cause to) itch, make itchy | [n] itch, itching
realisme
[n] realism
protena
[n, cim, bio] protein
ale
[n, cos] ale (beer)
non-
[pf] un-, in-, non- (added to adjectives and nouns: opposite characteristic, or absence of an action or state)
-able
[sf, a] -able, -ible
scane
[vt, util, info, med] scan (with eyes or machine) | [n] scan
deponeda
[a] deposited; sedimentary | [n] sediment, silt
pulpa
[n, cos] pulp (including dental), mush, pap, slop; flesh (fruit)
trapi
[vt] trap, ensnare, snag, corner; strand, maroon; jam, stick (mechanism)
frati
[vnt] fracture, fragment, shatter, smash, crack | [vt] fracture, fragment, shatter, smash, crack | [n] fragmentation, fracture, shattering
autofida
[n] self-confidence, morale, assertiveness, aplomb
nonesata
[a] inexact, imprecise, inaccurate | [av] not exactly, not quite
cuban
[a] Cuban | [n] Cuban
cursos
[n, pl] courses, curriculum
embosce
[vt, gov] ambush, waylay, lie in wait for, skulk | [n] ambush
escluinte
[a] exclusive, clannish, cliquey | [prep] excluding, other than
spiral
[a, mat] spiral, involute | [n] spiral, coil, whorl
cultival
[a] agricultural, agrarian
senator
[n] senator
motosicle
[n, vec] motorcycle, motorbike
aclama
[vt] acclaim, cheer, cheer for | [n] acclamation, cheer, cheering
lisensa
[vt, gov] license | [n] license|ce, permit, pass
destruinte
[a] destroying, destructive, ruinous
geror
[n] warrior
perili
[vt] endanger, imperil, jeopardize|is, compromise, risk, put at risk
bilion
[d, mat] (a) billion, (a) thousand million, (a) milliard | [a] billionth (ordinal)
credable
[a] believable, credible, plausible
semetero
[n, arci, uma] cemetery, graveyard, churchyard, burial site
eurozona
[n, mone] Eurozone, euro area
virtual
[a, info] virtual
materialisme
[n, fil] materialism
restorada
[a] restored, refreshed, zesty, perky
computa
[vt, info] compute | [n] computation, computing
nonatendente
[a] careless, negligent, imprudent, heedless, absent-minded, inattentive, remiss, slapdash, slipshod