9th 500 most used words in Spanish Flashcards
firmeza (nf)
firmness
indudable (adj)
unquestionable
colina (nf)
hill, slope
parcela (nf)
piece of property
jaula (nf)
cage, crate, playpen
ajuste (nm)
adjustment, settlement
lateral (adj)
side, lateral
entierro (nm)
burial
reventar (v)
to burst, puncture
servidor (nm/f)
servant
superioridad (nf)
superiority
turismo (nm)
tourism
barbaridad (nf)
atrocity
rollo (nm)
roll, coil
arbitrario (adj)
arbitrary
triángulo (nm)
triangle
aislamiento (nm)
isolation
alivio (nm)
relief, unburdening
entrenamiento (nm)
training
truco (nm)
trick, ruse
respetable (adj)
respectable
disparate (nm)
nonsense, blunder
cocinero (nm/f)
cook
aburrir (v)
to bore, tire
diminuto (adj)
diminutive, tiny, minute
celeste (adj)
heavenly, sky-blue
fotógrafo (nm/f)
photographer
imposición (nf)
imposition
diluir (v)
to dilute, weaken
convincente (adj)
convincing
consuelo (nm)
comfort, consolation
periodístico (adj)
journalistic
cariñoso (adj)
affectionate
transmisión (nf)
broadcast, transmission
titular (v)
to title, call
sendero (nm)
(foot) path
frecuentar (v)
to frequent, visit
desacuerdo (nm)
disagreement
academia (nf)
academy
acertado (adj)
correct, accurate
catedral (nf)
cathedral
mediocre (adj)
mediocre
vanguardia (nf)
vanguard, forefront
desafiar (v)
to defy, stand up to
agitado (adj)
agitated, irritated
precario (adj)
precarious
sanitario (adj)
health, sanitary, clean
comprensible (adj)
understandable
cuidadoso (adj)
careful, cautious
despojar (v)
to deprive, rob
embarazo (nm)
pregnancy
imposibilidad (nf)
impossibility
irracional (adj)
irrational
reinar (v)
to reign, prevail
hundido (adj)
buried, sunken
reportaje (nm)
news report
tambor (nm)
drum
fundación (nf)
foundation
transparencia (nf)
transparency, slide
elegancia (nf)
elegance, style
criminal (nc)
criminal
elogio (nm)
praise, eulogy, compliment
manta (nf)
blanket
dinámico (adj)
dynamic
hervir (v)
to boil
sereno (adj)
serene, calm
retirado (aj)
retired, remote, secluded
alerta (nf)
alert
sinceridad (nf)
sincerity
cátedra (nf)
academic chair
refinado (adj)
refined
repertorio (nm)
repertoire, list, index
plancha (nf)
(electric) iron, plate, sheet
terraza (nf)
terrace, balcony
gala (nf)
gala (performance/dinner)
era (nf)
era, age
arranque (nm)
start, outburst, kick-start
patada (nf)
kick, punt
disculpar (v)
to excuse
lapso (nm)
lapse
sudor (nm)
sweat, perspiration
apetito (nm)
appetite
íntimamente (adv)
intimately
indicación (nf)
indication
perdurar (v)
to last, live on, endure
aliado (nm)
ally
presidencia (nf)
presidency
maldito (adj)
damned, wretched
consejero (nm/f)
advisor, counselor
inundar (v)
to flood, inundate
consigna (nf)
watchword, motto, slogan
cortesía (nf)
courtesy
inmóvil (adj)
immovable, motionless
atributo (nm)
attribute, quality
furia (nf)
fury, rage
grosero (adj)
crude, rude, crass
catalán (adj)
Catalan
estatura (nf)
stature, height
vejez (nf)
old age
terremoto (nm)
earthquake
articular (v)
to articulate
tira (nf)
strip, strap
emisor (nm)
transmitter, emitter
relevante (adj)
relevant, significant
integridad (nf)
integrity
autorización (nf)
authorization
audaz (adj)
audacious, bold
seminario (nm)
seminar, seminary
marea (nf)
wave, tide, ebb
resentimiento (nm)
resentment
delincuente (nc)
delinquent
debilitar (v)
to weaken, debilitate
fingir (v)
to feign, pretend
igualar (v)
to equate, equalize
disfrazado (adj)
disguised
trepar (v)
to climb
mutuamente (adv)
mutually, each other
correctamente (adv)
correctly
ágil (adj)
agile
atrasado (adj)
behind, slow
esqueleto (nm)
skeleton, framework
indignación (nf)
indignation
agradecido (aj)
grateful, thankful
adicional (adj)
additional
escultura (nf)
sculpture, carving
condicionado (adj)
conditioned
infinidad (nf)
infinity, countless
pilar (nm)
pillar, column
óptimo (adj)
optimum
súbito (adj)
sudden
regular (v)
to regulate, adjust
vosotros (pron)
you (subj-pl/+fam)
rematar (v)
to finish off, finish up
incomprensible (adj)
incomprehensible
independientemente (adv)
independently
percepción (nf)
perception
minoría (nf)
minority
deterioro (nm)
deterioration, damage
argumentar (v)
to argue, deduce
guapo (adj)
handsome, beautiful
sanción (nf)
sanction, approval, penalty
poblar (v)
to populate, inhabit
contradecir (v)
to contradict, be inconsistent
inmerso (adj)
engrossed, immersed
manipular (v)
to manipulate, handle
maleta (nf)
suitcase, case
faena (nf)
task, job, performance
regar (v)
to water, irrigate
evocar (v)
to evoke, recall
serpiente (nf)
snake
proveniente (adj)
coming from
primordial (adj)
fundamental, primary
agitación (nf)
agitation, excitement
prosperar (v)
to prosper, thrive
ganancia (nf)
gain, profit
genético (adj)
genetic
pino (nm)
pine (tree)
arrasar (v)
to raze, ravage
rebajar (v)
to discount
entrevistar (v)
to interview
infeliz (adj)
unhappy, unfortunate
compacto (adj)
compact, dense
llanto (nm)
crying, weeping
ida (nf)
departure, first half of a trip
criminal (adj)
criminal
coherente (adj)
coherent, connected
falla (nf)
flaw, failure
contribución (nf)
contribution
burla (nf)
mockery, joke, trick
seguidor (nm)
follower, supporter, fan
estratégico (adj)
strategic
perla (nf)
pearl
ético (adj)
ethical
integración (nf)
integration
enterado (adj)
aware of
siesta (nf)
siesta, afternoon nap
replicar (v)
to reply
incipiente (adj)
incipient, beginning
adornar (v)
to adorn, to decorate
alternativo (adj)
alternating, alternative
expresivo (adj)
expressive
bigote (nm)
mustache
concurrir (v)
to coincide, concur, meet
niñez (nf)
childhood, infancy
leña (nf)
firewood
atardecer (nm)
evening, dusk
restaurar (v)
to restore, reinstate
retrasar (v)
to delay, fall behind
estatal (adj)
state, government-owned
interrogante (nc)
question, interrogator
palpar (v)
to feel, touch, fondle
perpetuo (adj)
continual, perpetual
lente (nmf)
lens, [pl] glasses
compás (nm)
rhythm, time, compass
estéril (adj)
sterile, barren
llanura (nf)
plain, prairie, plainness
collar (nm)
collar, necklace
veneno (nm)
poison, venom
mármol (nm)
marble
biografía (nf)
biography