English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

rebrotar: to sprout
rebullir: to stir; to begin to move; to give signs of life
rebullirse: to stir; to move
rebuscado: recherché; pretentious; rarefied; affected; unnatural; farfetched; complicated;
complex
rebuscar: to search for; to search thoroughly; to research; to gather fruit left by gatherers
rebuznar: to bray
rebuzno: braying; bray
recabar: to ask for; to manage to get; to gather; to obtain; to claim
recadero: messenger; commissionaire
recado: message; errand; present; gift; daily provision or marketing; outfit; equipment; saddle
and trappings
recaer: to have a relapse; to fall again; to fall back; to fall upon; to fall to; ; to devolve upon;
recaer sobre: to fall on
recaída: relapse
recalar: to soak; to saturate
recalcar: to stress; to empathize; to underline; to press; to pack; to cram; to stuff; to heel; to list
recalcitrante: recalcitrant; stubborn
recalentar: to warm up; to overheat; to reheat; to excite sexually
recalentarse: to overheat; to become overheat; to be spoiled by the excessive heat
recámara: chamber; bedroom; breech; blasthole; caution; reserve; cunning
recamarera: maid
recambiar: to change; to replace; to rechange; to redraw
recambio: spare part; refill; rechange; redrawing
recapacitar: to reflect; to think; to go over; to meditate upon
recapitulación: recap; recapitulation; summing-up
recapitular: to sum up; to recapitulate; to summarize
recargado: overelaborate; overdone
recargar: to refill; to recharge; to reload; to overload; to overelaborate; to overfill; to increase a
tax or duty; to adorn to excess
recargarse: to have an increase of fever
recargo: extra charge; surcharge; reload; surtax; increase of fever
recatado: modest; demure; chaste; cautious; circumspect
recatar: to hide; to conceal
recatarse: to hide one's actions
recato: modesty; decency; demureness; reserve; caution
recauchutado: remoulded; remolded
recauchutar: to retread; to remould; to remold; to recap
recaudación: collection; takings; gate; receipt
recaudador: tax collector; taxgatherer; collector
recaudar: to collect; to put in a safe place
recaudo: collection; precaution; care; a buen recaudo: in a safe place
recelar: to suspect; to fear; to distrust; to be suspicious
recelo: mistrust; suspicion; fear; distrust
receloso: mistrustful; suspicious; fearful
recensión: review
recepción: reception; receiving; receipt; admission
recepcionista: receptionist
receptáculo: receptacle
receptividad: receptiveness; receptivity
receptivo: receptive