501-1000 Flashcards
sever
[a, gov] severe, stern, strict, harsh, acerbic, austere, ascetic, rigorous, draconian, mordant, trenchant, stark, stringent, tough
area
[n] area
testo
[n, ling] text, document; lyrics
funsiona
[vnt, mat] function, operate, work, perform | [n] function, functioning, operation, performance; function (mathematics, software)
barcon
[n, vec] ship, vessel
cadun
[pron] everyone, everybody
pluve
[vnt, tera] rain | [n] rain, rainfall
proibi
[vt, gov] prohibit, forbid, disallow, interdict, ban, proscribe | [n] prohibition, interdiction, ban
umanas
[n, pl] humans, humanity, mankind, people
maladia
[n] disease, illness, sickness, ailment, malady
sosial
[a] social, societal; sociable, outgoing, extroverted, gregarious
batalia
[vt] battle, combat, fight | [n] battle, fight, fighting, combat
fema
[a, bio] female | [n] female
presedente
[a] preceding, previous, prior, former, precursory | [n] precedent, precursor, predecessor, forerunner, antecedent (thing); prequel
cria
[vt] cry, shout, scream, yell, yelp, bawl, holler, outcry | [n] cry, shout, scream, yell, yelp, bawl, outcry
he
[esc] hey, ahoy
ecipo
[n, spo] crew, team, squad, cadre
miles
[n, pl] thousands
grado
[n] degree, extent; rank, echelon; stair, tread, step; stage, step (process)
sufri
[vt, uma] suffer, undergo | [n] suffering, affliction, hardship, tribulation
serie
[n] series, spate, succession, run
redui
[vnt] reduce, decrease, decrement, lessen | [vt] reduce, decrease, scale down, scale back, lessen, curtail; turn down (volume) | [n] reduction, decrease, lessening, cutback
ofisial
[a] official
posese
[vt, mone, gov] possess, own | [n] possession, ownership (state)
vola
[vnt] fly | [vt] fly | [n] flight
strutur
[n, arci] structure, frame, framework; phrase (music)
reposa
[vnt, bio] rest, relax, repose, lounge, have a rest, take it easy; lie down, settle, pause, ensconce oneself; roost, perch (birds); stay (reside temporarily), sojourn; set (sun, moon, planet) | [vt] rest | [n] rest, relaxation, repose, respite, pause; stay, sojourn
profonda
[a] deep, profound, in-depth | [av] deeply, profoundly | [n] deep, depths, chasm
lansa
[vt] throw, toss, fling, sling, hurl, chuck, cast, bowl; launch, blast off; project (image, voice) | [n] throw, throwing, toss, cast; launch, blast-off, lift-off; projection
costa
[n, tera] coast, shore, seashore, seacoast, waterside
oposa
[vt, gov, uma] oppose, object, withstand, contrast, counter, demur, counteract, parry, antagonize|is | [n] objection, opposition, antagonism, contrast
investiga
[vt, gov] investigate | [n] investigation, inquiry, enquiry
acusa
[vt, gov] accuse, charge, impeach, indict, arraign, prosecute | [n] accusation, legal charge, impeachment, arraignment
ordina
[n] order (including monks), arrangement (including music), sequence, configuration; ordination (religious)
rusce
[a] Russian (person, language) | [n] Russian (person, language)
paia
[vt, mone] pay, compensate, remunerate, finance | [n] payment, fee, charge, compensation, remuneration, remittance
dotor
[n, med, fil] doctor
reconose
[vt, uma] recognize|is, acknowledge, accredit; realize|is (understand) | [n] recognition, acknowledgement, accreditation; realization|is (understanding)
mor
[a, bio] dead, deceased | [n] dead person, deceased, casualty
plural
[a, ling] plural; several | [n] plural
dui
[vnt] halve, become split in two, bisect, fork, bifurcate | [vt] halve, split (something) in two, bisect, fork, bifurcate | [n] half, moiety; halving, splitting in two
foco
[n, fis, util] fire; passion
armada
[a] armed | [n] army, legion, armada, host; armed man, armed woman, armed person
sera
[n] evening, eve
spirito
[n, fil, rel] spirit, soul, atman
sufisi
[vnt] suffice, be sufficient, be enough | [n] sufficiency, adequacy
teni
[vt] hold, grasp, grip, clutch, cling to, hold on to; detain | [n] hold, grasp, grip, clutch
duta
[vt, fil] doubt | [n] doubt, qualm, reservation
salva
[vt, gov] save, rescue, redeem; spare (from harm); save, save up (money) | [n] salvation, redemption, salvage
judi
[vt, gov] judge, estimate; adjudicate | [n] judgement, judging, estimation, ruling
clui
[vnt] close, shut; turn off, switch off (tap, power) | [vt] close, shut; turn off, switch off (tap, power) | [n] closure, shutoff
duple
[a] double, twofold, duplex, dual, paired | [av] doubly; twice | [n] double, pair, couple, dyad; duet; couplet, distych
rede
[n, info, gov, util] net; network, nexus; mesh, screen, netting
rea
[n] queen | [n, avia] rhea (bird)
natur
[n, bio] nature
scriveda
[n] writing (content)
dansa
[n] dance
esplode
[vnt, cim, fis, ling] explode, blow up, burst, fulminate | [vt] explode, blow up, blast | [n] explosion, blast, outburst, outpouring
sentral
[a] central, pivotal
controla
[vt] control | [n] control, thrall
projeta
[vt, fis, gov] project (light, image, voice); plan (a project); landscape (garden) | [n] projection; plan, project, undertaking, venture
arbor
[n, pla] tree
libre
[a, gov] free, at liberty, at large; freelance, independent | [n] freeman, freewoman
spasio
[n, fis, ast] space, room, void
april
[n] April
lojical
[a] logical; Boolean
vila
[n, arci] town
diversa
[a] diverse, motley, various, miscellaneous, several, assorted, numerous, ragtag, sundry, a range of
fol
[a, uma] foolish, silly, crazy, idiotic, daft, dotty, fatuous, inane, madcap | [n] fool, dupe, imbecile, idiot, loony, moron, nincompoop, numpty, airhead, bimbo, chump, twit, twerp, goon
letera
[n, ling] letter (alphabet, postal), epistle, missive
orijina
[vnt, uma] originate; date (from) | [vt] originate, initiate, be the origin of | [n, uma] origin, source, provenance, fount, fountainhead
scola
[n, fil, uma] school, schoolhouse; faculty, department, college (university)
periodo
[n, tera] period, spell
sangue
[n, bio] blood, gore
avia
[n, avia] bird
article
[n, info] article (document); record, row (data)
eselente
[a] excellent, great, wonderful, marvelous|ll, outstanding, eminent, prime, illustrious, fine, grand, terrific, top-notch, superb, splendid
preveni
[vt] prevent, deter, keep (from doing), preempt, forfend | [n] prevention, deterrence, prophylaxis
corea
[n, util] leash, lead, strap, thong | [n, med] chorea (medical)
recomenda
[vt, gov] recommend | [n] recommendation
uni
[vnt, gov] unite, unify | [vt] unite, unify | [n] union (action), unification; union (result), coalition, consortium
risca
[vt, gov, mone] risk | [n] risk, hazard, vulnerability
xica
[n] girl; wench; (colloquial) gal, lass, chick (woman)
rica
[a, mone] rich, wealthy, prosperous, affluent, monied, well off
atende
[vt] pay attention to, attend to, heed, take into account; keep an eye on, mind, look after, take care of (temporarily); attend, serve (master) | [esc] look out, watch out, be careful, fore | [n] attention, heedfulness
sete
[d, mat] seven | [a] seventh (ordinal)
capeles
[n, pl] hairs, hair (collectively)
saisi
[vt, gov] seize, grasp, grab, snatch, usurp; abduct, kidnap, ravish, commandeer, requisition | [n] seizing, grabbing; abduction, kidnapping
animal
[a] animal | [n] animal
escuta
[vt, bio] listen (to), hark, harken, hearken | [n] hearing (legal); audience (formal meeting)
oblida
[vt, uma] forget; neglect (to do); leave behind (unintentionally)
fia
[n] daughter
desembre
[n] December
materia
[n, fis, cim, fil] matter, substance, material, stuff
portuges
[a] Portuguese | [n, dem] Portuguese
julio
[n] July
averti
[vt] warn (of danger), caution | [n] warning, caution
ofre
[vt, mone] offer, propose, bid, tender; offer up (sacrifice) | [n] offer, offering, bid
maio
[n] May
deutx
[a] German | [n, dem] German (person, language)
ferida
[a] wounded, injured, hurt | [n] casualty, wounded (person)
valua
[vt, mone] value, prize, appreciate | [n] value, worth, merit; equity, stock (financial)
clima
[n, tera] weather, climate, clime
sentro
[n, gov] center|re; hub
venta
[vnt, tera] blow, be windy | [n] wind
sposa
[n] wife
campo
[n] field (grass, knowledge, activity); discipline; pitch, course (sport)
santa
[a, rel, mit] holy, sacred, sacral | [n] saint
rara
[a] rare, uncommon, scarce, infrequent | [av] rarely, seldom | [n] rarity
asembla
[vnt] assemble, gather, meet, come together, muster | [vt] assemble, amass, bring together, put together | [n] gathering, get-together, meeting, rally, jamboree; (political) assembly, diet
lunlotra
[pron] each other, one another
diretos
[n, pl] rights
publici
[vnt] go public, be published, be released, be issued; air; drop, be posted (online) | [vt] publish, release, issue; air, broadcast; post (online) | [n] publication, release, edition, issue; posting
corti
[vnt] shorten | [vt] shorten, cut short, trim, prune, crop, lop, abbreviate, abridge, curtail | [n] trim, abbreviation (action, result)
perfeta
[a, fil] perfect, flawless, faultless, immaculate, quintessential | [av] perfectly, by heart
persepi
[vt, bio, uma] perceive, notice, realize|is, detect, discern | [n] perception; interpretation, point of view
ajuntada
[a] additional, in addition, extra, ancillary, supplementary | [n] annex|annexe, extension, appendix, addendum, adjunct
enorme
[a] enormous, giant, huge, vast, immense, colossal, tremendous, prodigious, terrific | [av] enormously, hugely, vastly
fali
[vt, uma] fail (not succeed), fail to, flunk; break down | [n] failure, fault, flaw, failing, lapse, miss; breakdown; fault (tennis); foul (snooker); wipeout (surfing)
tende
[vt] tend, be inclined | [n] tendency, propensity, proclivity, inclination, penchant, trend
oscur
[a, fis] dark, dim, dusky, gloomy; obscure, little-known | [n] dark, darkness, gloom
capasia
[n] ability, capability, capacity, power, faculty (power); talent, skill, knack, gift; proficiency, competence, prowess, artistry; efficiency, performance (hardware, software)
real
[a] royal, regal | [n, mone] royal; real (currency) | [a, fil] real, actual, tangible, proper
fuji
[vnt] flee, run away, escape, bolt, scram, go on the run | [vt] rout, put to flight | [n] flight, escape, getaway
proteje
[vt, gov] protect, defend, shield, shelter, safeguard | [n] protection, precaution, aegis
prison
[n, gov] prison, jail, jailhouse, gaol, cellblock, clink, lockup, penitentiary
mense
[n] month
pas
[n, gov] peace, peacetime
personal
[a] personal
promete
[vt, uma] promise, pledge, devote, commit | [n] promise, pledge, devotion, commitment, obligation; engagement (to be married)
auto
[n, vec] car, automobile, auto
evidente
[a, fil, gov] evident, in evidence, apparent, obvious, manifest, blatant, flagrant, overt, unmistakable | [av] evidently, obviously, of course
esamina
[vt] examine, inspect, check, look over, peruse, investigate, scrutinize|is, probe, audit, vet, test | [n] examination, check-up, work-up, inspection; examination, exam, test, questionnaire, scrutiny, probe, audit
conveni
[vnt] suit, be suitable, be appropriate, be decent; be compatible | [n] suitability, appropriateness, decency; compatibility
reali
[vnt] become real, actualize|is, happen, take place, come about | [vt] realize|is, make real, actualize|is, achieve, accomplish, do, effect, put into effect, enact, implement, bring about; honor|ur, fulfill|fulfil, observe (rule, promise), answer (hope, prayer) | [n] realization|is, achievement, actualization|is, accomplishment, enactment, implementation, fruition
marto
[n] March
povre
[a, gov] poor, impoverished, needy, destitute, penurious, indigent; pitiful, pitiable, piteous, pathetic | [n] pauper; pitiable person
setembre
[n] September
efeto
[n] effect; consequence, impact, footprint
junio
[n] June
clama
[vt] call, summon, summons, invoke, draft | [n] call, summons, invocation
manteni
[vt] maintain, keep (in the same state), preserve; monitor | [n] maintenance, preservation, upkeep
spesifada
[a] specified, specific, special, (a) particular, (a) certain; explicit | [n] feature
novembre
[n] November
mundal
[a] world, worldly (pertaining to the world)
eglesa
[n, rel, arci] church (building, organization|is)
pan
[n, cos] bread, loaf
grave
[a, med] grave, serious, dire, grim, grievous, heavy, virulent, severe
dole
[vnt, med] feel pain, hurt, ache, be sore | [vt] cause pain to, pain, hurt, afflict | [n] pain, hurt, ache, suffering, affliction, gyp
proba
[vt, fis, cim, bio] try, try out, try on (clothes), trial, test, check; taste | [n] try, trial, test, check, screen; taste (action, sense)
pu
[esc] ew, ugh, yuck, yuk, pooh (disgust)
prinse
[n, gov] prince
xines
[a] Chinese | [n] Chinese (person, language)
sposi
[vnt] marry | [vt] marry | [n] marriage (action), wedding
nega
[vt] negate, deny, repudiate, nullify, annul, rescind, overrule, countermand, disavow, disclaim | [n] negation, denial, repudiation, annulment, disavowal
nara
[vt, arte] narrate, tell, relate (story) | [n] narration, narrative, story, tale, chronicle
tema
[n] theme, subject, topic, idea; topic (grammar); motif, pattern; thesis
sufisa
[vt, ling] suffix | [n] suffix; suffixing, suffixation; extension (filename)
otobre
[n] October
sania
[n] health, wellness, salubriousness
agosto
[n] August
determinante
[n, ling] determiner, determinative (grammar)
compra
[vt, mone] buy, purchase, shop for | [n] purchase (action)
parteni
[vnt, uma, gov] belong, affiliate; be a part of, be a member of | [n] affiliation, membership
unia
[n] oneness, solidarity, integrity, unity | [n, mone] unit (of a larger whole, of measurement); monad
calda
[a] hot
capitol
[n, arte] chapter
combate
[vt] fight, combat, brawl | [n] fight, combat, brawl, bout
regardante
[prep] regarding, as regards, as for, apropos of
triste
[a, uma] sad, unhappy, melancholy, sorry, heavy-hearted
previde
[vt] foresee, expect, anticipate, preview | [n] preview, expectation, anticipation, foresight, prospect; advance showing, prevue
desapare
[vnt] disappear, vanish | [vt] vanish, cause to disappear; dispel | [n] disappearance, vanishing
n
[c] n., no.
vocal
[a, ling] vocalic | [n] vowel
campania
[n] countryside, rural area, boondocks, sticks
mas
[a, bio, uma] male | [n] male
rol
[n, arte, uma] role, factor, function, capacity, part (to play)
xico
[n] boy; (colloquial) guy, bloke, chap, fellow, geezer (man)
retro
[a, anat] rear, back | [n] rear, back part; back cover (book)
color
[n, col] color|ur, complexion
lenta
[a] slow, sluggish; lingering | [n] slowcoach, slowpoke, laggard, sluggard
liada
[a] tied, bound, connected
aresta
[vt, gov] arrest, seize, apprehend | [n] arrest; custody, detention
strada
[n, arci, vec] street (city), thoroughfare
condena
[vt, gov] condemn (disapprove, declare punishment), convict, sentence, doom, censure | [n] condemnation, conviction, sentence, indictment, demerit
aplica
[vt] apply (substance, physical force), spread; exact, inflict (revenge) | [n] application (applying, using); appliqué (sewing)
desinia
[vt, arte] draw, sketch, illustrate; design, plan (creatively); landscape (garden) | [n] drawing, sketch, illustration; design, configuration
custa
[vt, mone] cost | [n] cost, price, expense; (travel) fare
complicada
[a] complicated, complex, intricate, elaborate, involute
abitores
[n, pl] inhabitants, residents, population
surfas
[n, mat, tera] surface
ultra
[prep] beyond, past, across, on the other side of; more than, further than, farther than, exceeding
partisipa
[vt, uma] participate (in), take part (in), be a part (of), partake (in), engage (with) | [n] participation; turnout (of voters); complicity
vestes
[n, pl] clothes, clothing, costume, outfit, dress, apparel, attire, garb, raiment
oserva
[vt] observe, watch, sight, reconnoitre; note; follow, honour (rule, duty) | [n] observation, reconnaissance, recon, sighting
comeda
[n] food, grub, nosh, victual
separada
[a] separate, distinct, discrete, independent, outlying | [av] separately, apart, asunder | [n] outlier, isolated case, special case, unique feature
savaje
[a, bio, uma] wild, feral, untamed, savage, brutal, brutish, beastly | [n] brute, thug, goon
ambigua
[a] ambiguous, equivocal | [n] ambiguity (something ambiguous)
falsa
[a, fil] wrong, FALSE, incorrect, untrue, fake, fallacious, counterfeit, bogus, mock, faux, pseudo- | [n] fake (thing)
fida
[vt, uma] trust, rely on, have faith in, be confident in | [n] faith, faithfulness, allegiance, loyalty, fidelity; trust, reliance, confidence
linia
[n] line (including of text, verse, phone), row; rank (chess)
altia
[n] height, altitude, elevation; highness, majesty | [esc] your highness, your majesty
oposante
[a] opposing, opposite, contrary, adverse, antagonistic, dissident, antithetical, wayward
presa
[vt] press, push, squeeze, hold tight, compress, constrict; pressure, pressurize|is (someone to do something); iron (clothes) | [n] pressure
retira
[vt] pull back, take back, withdraw, retire, retract, recall, recant, retreat, relent; recoil; log out (software) | [n] withdrawal, retreat, retraction, fallback; recoil, kickback, backlash
preparada
[a] prepared, ready, set, poised; cured (meat)
prepara
[vt, cos] prepare, set, prime, ready, groom; make (dinner, tea, coffee, beer), brew | [n] preparation, preparations, prep, build-up, warm-up, work-up, readiness; potion, brew, concoction, tonic, elixir
destrui
[vt] destroy, demolish, decimate, raze, spoil; blast, zap | [n] destruction, demolition
promove
[vt, gov] promote, support, espouse, advocate, encourage, campaign for, lobby for, promulgate, purvey, proselytize|is, market, canvass | [n] promotion, campaign, advocacy, hype; movement (community with a cause or direction)
fisical
[a] physical
vende
[vt, mone] sell, market, retail, peddle | [n] sale; disposal
tira
[vt] pull, drag, haul, lug, tug, pluck; tow, draw, trail; run (finger, hand, etc.) | [n] pull, tug, traction
universia
[n] university, college, varsity
roman
[a] Roman
tecnical
[a] technical
libri
[vnt] free, liberate, release, emancipate, unleash, rid | [vt] free, liberate, release, emancipate, unleash, rid | [n] liberation, emancipation, release; quittance
oro
[a, col] gold, golden (color|ur) | [n, cim, arte] gold (element)
eseta
[vt] except, spare | [n] exception; irregularity
estrae
[vt] extract, remove, bring out, take out, pluck out, excise, excerpt, extricate, glean | [n] extraction, excision, removal, resection
violentia
[n] violence, brutality
evade
[vt, gov] escape, flee from | [n] escape, breakout, getaway
desende
[vt] descend, decline, go down; alight, get off | [n] descent; lineage
acaso
[a] random, arbitrary, erratic, haywire, accidental, incidental, adventitious, fortuitous | [av] randomly, arbitrarily, by chance, by accident, accidentally, incidentally | [n] chance, luck, accident (event)
luna
[n, ast] moon
lenio
[n, arci, bio] wood, timber, lumber
imajes
[n, pl] images, imagery
aumenta
[vnt] augment, increase, increment, supplement, boost, surge, redouble; appreciate (in value); tighten (rules) | [vt] augment, increase, increment, supplement, boost, surge, redouble; tighten (rules) | [n] augmentation, increase, surge, supplement, boost, upsurge, increment, appreciation
tipo
[n] type, sort, kind; strain; type (printing)
usosa
[a] useful, utilitarian, purposeful
boca
[n, anat] mouth (anatomy, river, cave), gob; muzzle (gun)
are
[n] are (unit of area)
bevi
[vt, cos] drink, imbibe, quaff
catura
[vt] capture, catch, apprehend, nab
armas
[n, pl] weapons, arms, armaments, munition, ordnance, weaponry
protesta
[vt, gov] protest, object, demonstrate, picket; rail, fulminate | [n] protest, protestation, objection, demonstration, demo (political)
sentos
[n, pl] hundreds
distantia
[n] distance
abrida
[a] open, opened; unabashed, blatant
defende
[vt] defend, advocate | [n] defense|ce
model
[a, util] model, exemplary, archetypal | [n] model, prototype, exemplar, example, archetype, pattern, standard, template, paradigm, mock-up; model (art, fashion)
medical
[a] medical
gato
[n, mam] cat
frate
[n, uma] brother; friar
aparato
[n] device, gadget, piece of apparatus
rie
[vt, uma] laugh; say while laughing | [n] laugh, laughter
ocupa
[vt] occupy | [n] occupation, occupancy; walk of life
siensa
[n, fil] science
program
[n, info] program|programme, schedule; program, application (software)
cara
[a] dear, beloved, cherished, darling, cute; expensive, costly, pricey | [n] dear, beloved, darling
salta
[vnt] jump, leap, spring, bound, pounce, lunge | [n] jump, leap, spring, bound, pounce, lunge
turna
[vnt] turn (to face a new direction); revolve, rotate | [vt] turn, rotate (something); turn onto its side, careen (ship) | [n] turn, rotation
derivada
[a] derived, derivative | [n] derivative; spinoff, by-product
posto
[n, gov] position, function, office, post, job, capacity; post, guardpost (military)
donada
[a] given | [n] present, gift, donation, contribution; tip, pourboire
san
[a, dem] Bushman, San (person, language) | [n] Bushman, San (person, language)
importa
[vnt, gov] be important, matter, have import, have significance | [n] importance, significance; salience, prominence
gidor
[n] guide, leader, usher, docent; driver (vehicle), chauffeur
xasa
[vt] chase, hunt, pursue, prey upon | [n] chase, hunt, pursuit, predation
teoria
[n, fil] theory
fenetra
[n, arci] window
ai
[esc] oh dear, sigh, alas, alack
refusa
[vt, gov] refuse, reject, dismiss, deny, decline | [n] refusal, rejection, denial
monte
[n, tera] mountain, mount
spele
[vt, ling] spell (word) | [n] spelling, orthography
stranjer
[a, uma] foreign, alien | [n] foreigner, outsider, alien, stranger
libria
[n] freedom, liberty, leeway
poesia
[n, arte, ling] poem, verse; poetry
prosimi
[vnt] near, come near, approach | [vt] bring nearer, cause to approach | [n] approach (including to a problem)
solitar
[a, uma] solitary, alone, lone, lonely, lonesome, isolated, reclusive | [av] in itself, in themselves, on one’s own, by oneself, unaided, by itself, by themselves (etc.) | [n] loner, isolate, recluse
comedas
[n, pl] groceries
usual
[a] usual, customary | [av] usually, customarily
dulse
[a, cos, cim] sweet; nice, gentle, tender, dulcet; cute
formula
[vt, mat] formulate | [n] formula, formulation
asende
[vt] ascend, rise, climb, go up, mount, scale | [n] ascent, ascension, rise, upswing, upturn; ancestry
vino
[n, cos] wine
relatada
[a] related, kindred | [n] relative, family relation, family member
oto
[d, mat] eight | [a] eighth (ordinal)
curso
[n] course, path, track, trail, circuit, trajectory; (vocal) tract; fairway (golf)
taxe
[n] task, chore, job, duty, assignment
ospital
[n, arci, med] hospital
parlamento
[n, gov] parliament, congress
carne
[n, bio, cos] flesh, meat
covre
[vt] cover, coat; plaster (something with) | [n] coverage, coat, coating
bebe
[a] baby, babe, infant, tot | [n] baby, babe, infant, tot
abandona
[vt, info] abandon, strand, maroon, desert, orphan; jilt, forsake, relinquish, give up on, leave behind, chuck; time out (software) | [n] abandonment; timeout (software)
foresta
[n, bio] forest, large wood
franca
[a] frank, direct, candid, outspoken, plainspoken, outright, explicit, categorical, vocal; straightforward
mur
[n, arci] wall; bulkhead (ship)
moderna
[a, arte, arci] modern, up to date
leto
[n, arci] bed
fronte
[a, anat] front, forward, fore, advance | [n] front; forehead, brow; foreground
instrui
[vt, uma] instruct, teach, brief, train (including animals) | [n] instruction, teaching, training, tuition, howto, brief, briefing
briliante
[a] shining, shiny, bright, brilliant, glossy, gleaming, lustrous, splendid, lucid, lurid, resplendent, vibrant | [n] shiner; brightener; sequin
peso
[n, mone] piece, fragment, slice, scrap; literary work, play (theatre), musical piece, track; (building) lot, plot (land); patch (repair); peso (currency)
fea
[a, uma] ugly, unsightly, grotesque | [n] ugly person, ugly thing, eyesore
confusante
[a] confusing
famosa
[a] famous, noted, renowned, historic | [n] famous person, celebrity, personality
veninte
[a] coming, to come, future, next; inbound
barco
[n, vec] boat
partal
[a] partial, patchy | [av] partially, partly, half- | [n] set (tennis, etc.)
cualcun
[pron] anyone, anybody (doesn’t matter who), whoever (you like), whosoever | [n] everyman, man in the street
representa
[vt, gov] represent, stand for; characterize|is, portray, depict | [n] representation, characterization|is, portrayal, depiction; notation
psicolojia
[n, uma] psychology
onora
[vt, gov, uma] honor|ur, commemorate, credit, glorify, pay tribute to | [n] honor|ur, credit (for achievement), face; commemoration, homage, tribute, honorableness|ur, reverence, glory
frontera
[n, gov] frontier, front line, limit, border, borderline, borderland, boundary, bound
disputa
[vt, fil] dispute, quarrel over, argue about, contest, row, impugn | [n] dispute, quarrel, argument, debate, conflict, strife, row, feud, dust-up, fracas, wrangle
depende
[vnt] depend, rely | [n] dependence, dependency; reliance, addiction
metal
[a, fis] metal, metallic | [n] metal
pel
[n, anat] skin, hide, pelt, integument
formal
[a, uma] formal, by the book, pro forma; solemn, prim; smart, dressy (appearance) | [n] (a) formality, ceremony
virus
[n, bio, med, info] virus
minor
[a] minor, slight, mild; junior, the younger (in names) | [n] minor
fisada
[a] fixed, firm, stuck; frozen (with fear, etc.); sedentary, sessile (zoology, anthropology)
forsa
[vt] force (strongly or physically), enforce, coerce, necessitate, compel; impose (something), inflict, levy, wreak | [n] coercion
secreta
[a, gov] secret, clandestine, confidential, esoteric, arcane, stealthy, furtive, covert, surreptitious, underground | [av] secretly, in secret, stealthily, in confidence | [n] secret, confidence
feri
[vt, med] wound, injure, harm, hurt, maim | [n] wound, injury
jornal
[n, arte, info] journal, magazine, gazette; diary
dana
[vt] damage, harm, hurt, blight | [n] damage
nonlegal
[a] illegal, illicit, unlawful, illegitimate, invalid
critica
[a] Cretan | [n] Cretan | [vt, fil] criticize|is, reproach, lambaste|lambast, tell off, henpeck; critique | [n] criticism, reproach, sideswipe; critique
pertine
[vnt] pertain, relate, apply, be relevant, be associated, have to do with | [n] pertinence, relevance
macina
[n, util] machine, mechanism
jardin
[n, arci] garden, lawn, yard
esclama
[vt, ling] exclaim, blurt | [n] exclamation; interjection (grammar)
jigante
[a] giant, gigantic, gargantuan, humongous, jumbo, whopping | [n] giant; whopper
gas
[n, fis] gas
revade
[vnt] go back, return | [n] return
arde
[vnt] burn, blaze | [vt] burn, sear, incinerate
oteni
[vt, mone] obtain, acquire, get, procure; assume (responsibility) | [n] acquisition (action), procurement
membro
[n, gov] member (group), fellow (society), affiliate; limb (arm, leg)
boni
[vnt] improve, become good, get better | [vt] improve, ameliorate, better, enhance, emend, revamp | [n] improvement, enhancement
metafor
[a, ling] metaphorical, metaphoric, figurative | [n] metaphor, trope
departe
[n, gov] department, bureau
nucleal
[a] nuclear, nucleic
spende
[vt, mone] spend (money, energy, resources, time) | [n] spending, expense, expenditure, outlay
datos
[n, pl] data
privata
[a, gov, uma] private, confidential; secluded | [n] confidence, secret
neva
[vnt, tera] snow | [n] snow
video
[a, info] video | [n] video
-i
[sf, vnt] become, -en, -esce, -ify, -ize|is | [sf, vt] cause (someone or something) to become | [sf, n] (fractional number) | [sf, vt] make use of (tool), apply (substance) to | [sf, vt] emit (bodily fluid) | [sf, a] -i (pertaining to a region) | [sf, n] -i (pertaining to a region)
nivel
[n] floor, story|storey, deck (ship); level, tier (scale, hierarchy)
intendeda
[a] intended, intentional, deliberate, premeditated, meant, willful|wilful; earmarked
toca
[vt] touch, abut; pluck (a stringed instrument) | [n] touch; plucking (a stringed instrument)
selebra
[vt, uma] celebrate, rejoice, exult, revel in | [n] celebration, party, gala, bash, prom, fete, festivity
arte
[n, arte] art
comunia
[n, gov] community, commonwealth, communion
altera
[vnt] alter, modify, amend, customize|is | [vt] alter, modify, customize|is, amend | [n] alteration, modification, amendment, customization|is
nada
[vnt, spo] swim | [n] swim
pd
[c] i.e., that is to say, namely, in other words, I mean
desenio
[n] decade
ofisia
[n, arci, gov] office, agency, bureau, facility; study (room); practice (medical, legal); position (authority)
vacua
[a, fis] empty, hollow, null, void, vacuous | [n] vacancy, void; vacuum
rejistra
[vt, util] record, register; tape; log (software) | [n] recording; log (software); register (music, language)
lava
[vt] wash, launder | [n] washing (action), ablution | [n, tera] lava (geology)
vosa
[d] your (plural)
revela
[vt, rel, uma] reveal, disclose, divulge, manifest, evince, vouchsafe | [n] disclosure, revelation, mystical vision, manifestation
fola
[n] crowd, throng, concourse
nove
[d, mat] nine | [a] ninth (ordinal)
secur
[a, gov] safe, secure
obliga
[vt, gov] oblige, obligate, compel, necessitate, force (socially) | [n] obligation, commitment, duty, responsibility, indenture
direto
[n, gov, fil] right, just claim, entitlement; prerogative
menasa
[vt, gov] threaten, menace, intimidate, loom, browbeat, harass | [n] threat, menace, intimidation, duress
verde
[a, col] green; verdant | [n] green; greenery, verdure; green (golf)
sposo
[n] husband
compara
[vt] compare, liken | [n] comparison; simile
muslim
[a] Islamic, Muslim, Moslem, Mohammedan | [n] Islamic, Muslim, Moslem, Mohammedan
asconde
[vnt] hide, be in hiding, lurk, skulk | [vt] hide, conceal, efface, tuck away, cover up, screen, stash, shield from view | [n] hiding, cover-up; latency
seria
[a, uma] serious, earnest, solemn, strict, responsible, stringent, weighty | [n] seriousness, solemnity, gravity
provinse
[n, gov] province, prefecture, state, county, shire
creada
[a] created | [n] creature, creation (product)
legal
[a] legal, valid, lawful, legitimate; forensic
infinitiva
[a, ling] infinitive | [n] infinitive
divide
[vnt, mat] divide, part, split, fork, partition, sever | [vt] divide, part, split, fork, partition; ration, hand over part of, share out | [n] division, parting, splitting, split, partitioning; rationing; septum (anatomy)
le
[n, vest] lei (garland)
puntos
[n, pl] points, score, grade
caxa
[n, util] box, coffer; case, casing, housing; case, letter case (typography)
sinia
[vt, ling] signal, signify, denote (be a sign of); sign (use sign language) | [n] sign, emblem; character (typography); signal
esije
[vt, gov] demand, require, exact, stipulate | [n] demand, requirement
manera
[n, uma] manner, way of behaving, mannerism
cavalo
[n, mam] horse, steed; knight (chess); horsepower (measurement)
vivente
[a] alive, live, living | [n] creature, organism, being, lifeform
magra
[a] thin, slim, slender, svelte, lean, willowy, skinny, narrow, fine, gracile; gaunt, paltry, meager|re
matante
[a] deadly, fatal, lethal, mortal, homicidal
imaje
[n, arte, info] image, picture, depiction, graphic, illustration, painting, drawing, photo; frame (movie); disk image
cimical
[a] chemical | [n] chemical
fonte
[n, tera, arci] fountain, fount, fountainhead, spring, well, source
raconta
[vt, arte] tell, relate | [n] account, story, tale, anecdote, memoir
coda
[n, anat, bio] tail; coda; ending (grammar)
petrolio
[n, tera] (crude) oil, petroleum
politica
[n, gov] politics; policy
comunica
[vt, info] communicate; transmit, pass on (illness) | [n] communication
folias
[n, pl] leaves, foliage
paper
[n, util] paper, wrapper
istorial
[a] historical
petra
[n, tera] stone
conseta
[n, fil] concept, conceit
tempesta
[n] storm, tempest, squall
comersia
[vt, mone] trade, do business | [n] trade, commerce, business
veculo
[n, vec] vehicle
sperde
[vnt] scatter, disperse, disband; spread, strew, litter; proliferate, perpetuate | [vt] scatter, disperse, disband; spread, strew, litter; proliferate, perpetuate | [n] scattering, dispersal; proliferation
tempora
[a] temporary, ephemeral, interim, fleeting, transient, makeshift, provisional, transitional, short-term, acting; working (hypothesis) | [av] temporarily
fortia
[n] strength, force, effort, exertion, fortitude, brawn; loudness, volume
resinia
[vt, gov] resign; give up (abandon an effort) | [n] resignation
computador
[n] computer
influe
[vt, gov] influence, have influence over, affect, sway | [n] influence
ativia
[n] activity, activeness, bustle, dealings
repete
[vnt] repeat, echo | [vt] repeat, echo, redo, replay; keep, keep on (doing) | [n] repetition, replay, reprise, rerun | [esc] ditto
conclui
[vnt] conclude, come to a conclusion | [vt] conclude, bring to a conclusion | [n] conclusion (ending, decision); coda, denouement, resolution
global
[a] global, worldwide
conta
[vt] count, enumerate | [n] count (action, amount), quantity, tally; account (bank, online, etc.)
agu
[a] sharp, pointed, pointy; acute, keen (sense); sharp-tasting, pungent, tangy, spicy, hot; acute (angle)
adota
[vt, gov] adopt, espouse; take up | [n] adoption
restrinje
[vt, gov, uma] restrict, confine, cramp, curtail; disqualify; restrain, immobilize|is, subdue | [n] restriction, confinement, control, interment; condition, precondition, provision, clause, term, stricture, trammel
enerjia
[n, fis] energy, power; verve, vigor|ur, pep
sento
[d, mat] (a) hundred | [a] hundredth (ordinal)
larga
[a] wide, broad
fura
[vt, gov] steal, purloin, nick, filch, pilfer, swipe; kidnap | [n] theft, robbery, larceny, heist
esterna
[a] outer, exterior, external, extrinsic, extraneous; foreign (policy, affairs); away (match) | [n] outside, exterior
nasion
[n, gov] nation, state
tren
[n, vec] train
vocabulo
[n, ling] vocabulary, lexicon
interesa
[vt, uma, mone] interest, be of interest to | [n] interest (including money), attention; return (on investment), yield, payoff; sake
grandia
[n] size; amplitude, magnitude; stature
mesura
[vt, mat] measure | [n] measure, measurement, dimension; bar (music)
identia
[n, uma] identity, ID
esensal
[a] essential, critical, inherent, intrinsic, pivotal; crucial, vital, imperative | [av] essentially, substantially
contesto
[n] context
filosofia
[n, fil] philosophy, ideology
consenta
[vnt] meet, be in session | [n] meeting, session, sitting
froda
[vt, mone, gov] defraud, cheat, embezzle, misappropriate, swindle, finagle, grift, gyp, hoodwink | [n] fraud, con, trick, rip-off, scam, bunco, bunko, flimflam; corruption, embezzlement, misappropriation
oio
[n, anat] eye
surie
[vt, uma] smile, grin | [n] smile, grin
individua
[a, gov] individual, particular | [av] individually, one by one | [n] individual
comentas
[n, pl] comments, commentary; feedback
pede
[n, anat] foot, base
pape
[n, rel] pope, pontiff
solo
[n, arci] floor, ground | [n] solo (music)
funda
[n, arci] base, basis, foundation, substrate, rudiment; foundation, establishment (organization|is)
rejeta
[vt, gov, med] reject, rebuff, veto, blackball; discount, dismiss, disregard, dispel, brush off; abjure, spurn, deny oneself | [n] rejection, rebuff, brushoff; abjuration, abnegation
nomin
[a] nounal, substantival
coerente
[a] coherent, cohesive, consistent, regular, rational | [n] binder, binding agent
cura
[vt, uma] care, care for, take care of, nurse, nurture, look after, minister to; cure (meat) | [n] care, concern, nurture; care (means of treatment); custody
reata
[vnt, fis, cim] react | [n] reaction; reactance; fuss, brouhaha, ado
borda
[vt] border | [n] edge, border, brink, verge, rim; outskirts, outlying regions; brim (hat, cup); threshold (metaphor)
salon
[n] living room, sitting room, drawing room, lounge, parlor|ur; great room, hall, chamber
doman
[av] tomorrow | [n] tomorrow
omete
[vt] omit, skip, leave out, cut out | [n] omission, cut, skip
coronavirus
[n, bio, med] coronavirus
dura
[vnt] endure, continue to exist, last, hold out, eke out | [n] endurance, stamina, staying power, durability
debil
[a, med] feeble, weak, infirm, puny, thready | [n] weakling, pipsqueak, wimp, pushover, runt; weakness (weak point), foible, failing
metodo
[n, fil, rel] method, manner, way, technique, means, approach
serti
[vnt] become sure, become checked, become verified | [vt] confirm, check, verify, assure, ensure, make sure, ascertain | [n] confirmation, check, assurance
deses
[n, pl] tens; (loosely) dozens
ativa
[a, ling] active, busy | [n, mone, ling] asset; active (verb)
ponte
[n, arci] bridge
streta
[a, tera] narrow; tight, taut, snug | [n] strait
verbal
[a] verbal
filma
[vt, arte] film | [n] film, movie
plantas
[n, pl] plants, vegetation, flora, greenery
sede
[vt, gov] cede, concede, yield, surrender, submit, succumb, give up, relinquish, forfeit, grant, give way, acquiesce, relent, buckle | [n] concession, surrender, submission, acquiescence
relijio
[n, rel] religion
analise
[vt] analyze|ys, dissect; test (for a substance, disease, etc.); parse | [n] analysis, dissection, breakdown; test (for a substance, disease, etc.)
pausa
[vnt] pause, adjourn; wait; stop (overnight or before resuming) | [vt] pause, adjourn, interrupt; delay, hold up, cause to wait | [n] pause, hiatus, break (from activity), adjournment, abeyance, stop-off, stopover, intermission, interruption, letup; wait, standby
ambiente
[a] ambient, surrounding | [n] surroundings, environment, context, conditions; atmosphere (place, event), ambience, milieu, locale
dur
[a] hard, firm, tough, resistant to pressure; hard-boiled (egg); harsh, hostile (environment); difficult
colasa
[vnt] collapse, slump, flop, fall down, keel over; crash (software, stock market) | [n] collapse, slump, flop
maneja
[vt] manage, operate (machinery), run (organization|is), helm, administer, administrate, handle (tool); cope with
flue
[vnt, fis, cim, info, tera] flow, stream, course | [vt] flow, stream; feed (into a machine) | [n] flow; flux; stream (data), feed (news, software)
conveninte
[a] suitable, suited, proper, decent, fit, appropriate, commensurate, expedient; compatible | [av] suitably, appropriately, decently, duly, accordingly
brilia
[vnt] shine, gleam | [vt] cause to shine, polish, burnish | [n] brilliance, splendor|ur, lucidity, gleam
transporta
[vt, vec] transport, convey; carry, harbor|ur (disease) | [n] transport, transportation, transit
notable
[a] notable, mentionable, noteworthy, historic, noticeable, remarkable, considerable | [av] notably, noticeably, remarkably, considerably, substantially
comite
[n, gov] board, committee; panel (of people)
realia
[n] reality
gramatical
[a] grammatical
temperatur
[n] temperature
popular
[a] popular
survive
[vt, bio] survive | [n] survival
separa
[vnt, gov] separate, differentiate, discriminate, segregate, break up, secede | [vt] separate, differentiate, discriminate, segregate, break up | [n] separation, differentiation, discrimination, segregation; breakaway, breakup, secession
coler
[a, uma] angry, mad, irate, indignant | [n] angry person, hothead, spitfire
brun
[a, col] brown; swarthy | [n] brown; brunette
aec
[c, ist] BCE (before the common era), BC (before Christ)
confirma
[vt] confirm, corroborate, clinch, substantiate | [n] confirmation (including religious), corroboration, clincher; evidence
pratica
[vt] practice|practise, rehearse | [n] practice, praxis; convention; exercise, rehearsal
luta
[vnt, spo] wrestle, rassle, grapple, struggle, contend, scramble; flail, thrash around; falter, doubt, hesitate | [vt] cause to struggle | [n] wrestling, struggle, altercation, contention
completi
[vnt] (become) complete | [vt] complete, finalize|is, fulfill|fulfil, complement, consummate; fill in, fill out (form) | [n] completion, fulfillment|fulfilment
serebro
[n, anat] brain, cerebrum
predise
[vt] predict, forecast, prophesy, foretell, prognosticate | [n] prediction, forecast, prognosis, prophecy
jala
[a, col] yellow | [n] yellow
coresponde
[vnt] correspond, match (communicate, be equivalent) | [n] correspondence, equivalence
entrada
[n] entry, item (in list)
venerdi
[n] Friday
esistente
[a] existing, existent, extant
prea
[vt, rel, mit] pray, implore, plead, beseech, entreat | [n] prayer, entreaty
impero
[n, gov] empire
american
[a, dem] American; US | [n] American
portavose
[n, vn] spokesperson, spokesman, spokeswoman
joia
[vt, uma] enjoy, rejoice, be joyous, have fun | [n] joy, fun, enjoyment, frivolity, gaiety | [esc] cheers, enjoy; bon appetit
leteratur
[n, arte] literature