English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

remonte: rising; remounting; soaring; ski lift
rémora: remora; impediment; hindrance
remorder: to bite repeatedly; to disturb; to sting; to cause remorse
remordimiento: remorse; compunction; qualm
remote: remote; slight; vague; unlikely
remover: to stir; to turn over; to remove; to disturb; to upset; to discharge
removerse: to move; to stir
remozamiento: face-lift
remozar: to rejuvenate; to give a face-lift
remuneración: remuneration; payment; consideration
remunerado: paid
remunerar: to remunerate; to reward; to pay
renacentista: Renaissance
renacer: to be reborn; to grow again; to return; to revive; to spring up anew
renacimiento: rebirth; renewal; renascence; budding; Renacimiento: Renaissance
renacuajo: tadpole; polliwog; shrimp
renal: renal; kidney
rencilla: quarrel; squabble; grudge
renco: lame; hipshot
rencor: resentment; bitterness; ill will; rancour; grudge; animosity
rencoroso: resentful; bitter; rancorous; spiteful
rendición: surrender; rendition; yield; rendering; paying
rendido: exhausted; fatigued; worn-out; submissive; devoted; attentive
rendija: crack; gap; chink; rift; slit
rendimiento: yield; return; productivity; output; performance; humility; fatigue; exhaustion
rendir: to tire out; to exhaust; to yield; to bring; to produce; to defeat; to subdue; to conquer; to
surrender; to deliver; to give; to present; to play; to be productive; to lower the arm of the flag as
a sign of reverence or submission
rendirse: to surrender; to give in; to give up
renegado: renegade; apostate
renegar: to renounce; to disown; to grumble; to deny vigorously; to detest; to abhor; to
apostatize
renegón: grumpy; grumbler
renegrido: blackish; blackened; black-and-blue
renglón: line; item; article
reniego: complaint; blasphemy; swearword; curse; renegar
reno: reindeer
renombrado: well-known; renowned; famous
renombrar: to rename
renombre: fame; renown; surname
renovable: renewable
renovación: renewal; renovation; restructuring
renovador: reformist
renovar: to renovate; to clear out; to shake out; to renew; to restore; to rethink; to revolutionize;
to reform; to change; to update; to transform
renovarse: to change; to renew; to be renewed
renquear: to limp; to hobble; to struggle along
renta: income; rent; return; interest; profit; revenue; annuity; public debt
rentabilidad: profitability
rentabilizar: to make profitable
rentable: profitable; worthwhile