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Abajo
To rush
Abalanzarse
To abandon, (give in)
Abandonar(se)
Abandoned, abandonment
Abandonado, abandono
To fan, the fan
Albanicar, el albanico
To reduce
Abaratar
To hug
Abrazar
To overfill, pack full
Abarrotar
Groceries
Abarrotes
Depressed, depression
Abatido, abatimiento
To abdicate, give up
Abdicar
To supply, a supply
Abastecer, un abastecimiento/abasto
Bee
Abeja
Opening
Abertura
Abysmal, deep
Abismal
To throw into the abys
Abismar
To be absorbed/lost
Abismarse
An abys, a world of difference
Un abismo
To soften (to become softened)
Ablandar(se)
Self-sacrifice
Abnegación
Self-sacrificing
Abnegado
Open
Abierto
To embarrass (feel embarrassed)
Abochornar(se)
To slap
Abofetear
Law
Abogacía
Lawyer people
Abogado
Ancestry
Abolengo
Abolition, abolitionism, abolitionist
Abolición, abolicionismo, abolicionista
To abolish
Abolir
Dent
Abolladura
To dent
Abollar
Baggy
Abolsado
To fertilise
Abonar
To tackle (to address), to approach, to board
Abordar
Approachable
Abordable
Aboriginal
Aborigen
To loathe
Aborrecer
Loathsome, loathed, loathing (feeling)
Aborrecible, aborrecido, aborrecimiento
To button (up)
Abotonar(se)
Vaulted
Abovedado
Burning (heat)
Abrasador
To burn
Abrasar(se)
Hug
Abrazo
Best wishes
Un fuerte abrazo
Bottle opener
Abrebotellas (m)
Paper knife
Abrecartas (m)
Can opener
Abrelatas (m)
Abbreviation (the act), abbreviation (the result)
Abreviación (f), abreviatura
Abbreviated, abridged
Abreviado
To abbreviate/shorten
Abreviar
Sheltered/wrapped up
Abrigado
Warm
Abrigador
To keep warm, wrap up, shelter
Abrigar
Coat, shelter
Abrigo
April, April (a)
Abril, abrileño
To polish
Abrillantar
To fasten
Abrochar
Overwhelming
Abrumador
To overwhelm
Abrumar
Steep, sudden
Abrupto
Brutish, brutalised
Abrutado
Absolutely, absolute
Absolutamente, absoluto
To refrain
Abstenerse
Abstract
Abstracto
Absurd, an absurd thing
Absurdo
Boo
Abucheo
To boo
Abuchear
Bulky
Abultado
To be bulky, to exaggerate
Abultar
Abundance
Abundancia
To be abundant
Abundar
To abuse/take advantage of
Abusar de
Abuse
Abuso
Finished
Acabado
That’s it
Se acabó
To be the end/limit
Ser el acabóse
Academy, academic
Academia, académico
To silence
Acallar
Hot, heated (passionate), worked up
Acalorado
To get hot, to get worked up, to get excited, to become heated (get intense)
Acalorarse
To camp
Acampar
Cliff
Acantilado
To hoard, to monopolise
Acaparar
Hoarding, monopolising
Acaparamiento
To pet, to caress
Acariciar
Mite (creature)
Ácaro
To transport, to carry, to cart, to result in, (to bear)
Acarrear (con)
Perhaps (used at the start of rhetorical questions)
Acaso
Just in case
Por si acaso
To catch a cold
Acatarrarse
Well-off
Acaudalado
To agree (to access, get access)
Acceder (a)
Accessible
Accesible
Entry access, entrance
Acceso
Accessory, attachment
Accesorio
Rough, uneven, rugged terrain, eventful (full of incidents), injured, injured people and victims
Accidentado
Accidental, to get into an/a accident/crash
Accidental, accidentarse
An accident, a crash, a coincidence, stray incident
Un accidente
Action, deed, business
Acción
Olive, olive/olive-coloured
Aceituna, aceitunado
To speed up, accelerate, rev up, hurry up (col)
Acelerar
To accent, stress
Acentuar
To pave, pavement
Acerar, acera
Right, correct
Acertado
To get right
Acertar
Riddle
Acertijo
Sickly, dilapidated
Achacoso
Ailment
Achaque (m)
To flatten
Achatar
To make smaller, intimidate, (to be intimidated, to become smaller)
Achicar(se)
Closest
Máximo acercamiento
Approach to a subject or of an object, introduction to a subject
Acercamiento
To move/bring closer, give a ride - taking or bringing, (to approach, to take an interest in, to go)
Acercar(se)
To scorch, to burn (food), to pester, to be boiling
Achicharar(se)
Tipsy (drunk)
Achispado
To get tipsy
Achisparse
Cocky
Achulado
Dressed up
Acicalado
To dress up
Acicalar
Correct answer, good decision, skill
Acierto
Clarification, explanation
Aclarácion
To clarify, to clear away, to rinse
Aclarar
To intimidate, to get scared
Acobardar(se)
Cosy (place), welcoming (people)
Acogedor
To welcome, to provide refuge for, to take (news)
Acoger
Welcome (n), reception (reaction), refuge, refuge shelter
Acogida
To assault, to take hold of (abstract thing doing it), to take on (a task)
Acometer (contra sometimes)
Well-off
Acomodado
To accommodate in a seat, to adapt (to conform)
Acomodar
To settle down (in chair), to adapt
Acomodarse
Companion, to go with/to accompany/to stay with
Acompañante, acompañar
To prepare, to warm or cool as required, to condition (hair)
Acondicionar
Advisable, to advise/to make advisable
Aconsejable, aconsejar
To take place, to happen, to occur
Acontecer
Event
Acontecimiento
To connect (electrical), (fit together, to produce feedback (electronics), to mate)
Acoplar(se)
To agree (followed by a verb), to agree on (followed by a noun), (to remember)
Acordar(se de)
(In compliance with, appropriate to), in agreement, agreed, harmonious, musical chord
Acorde (con/a)
To shorten, to reduce, to cut short (a trip, vacation or speech), to abbreviate/cut down, (to cut through, go through), ((to get shorter))
Acortar((se)) (por)
To harass/pester, to pursue relentlessly
Acosar
Harassment, bullying, relentless pursuit
Acoso
To put to bed/lay down, (to go to bed/lie down)
Acostar(se)
(Used to), usual, trained
Acostumbrado (a)
