English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

soliviantarse: to rise up; to revolt; to get worked up; to get irritated; to get annoyed
sollozar: to sob
sollozo: sob
solo: alone; on one's own; only; sole; black coffee; solo
sólo: only
solomillo: sirloin; loin
solsticio: solstice
soltar: to loosen; to set free; to release; to untie; to unfasten; to let go of; to drop; to discharge; to
give off; to give; to cast; to shed; to pay; to fire; to utter; to let out; to burst into
soltarse: to come undone; to come off; to work loose; soltarse a: to start
soltería: celibacy; singleness; bachelorhood
soltero: single; unmarried; bachelor; spinster
solterón: confirmed bachelor; old bachelor
solterona: spinster; old maid
soltura: case; fluency; ease; facility; agility; release; setting at liberty
solubilidad: solubility
soluble: soluble; solvable
solución: solution; answer
solucionar: to solve; to bring to a favourable issue
solucionarse: to be solved
solvencia: solvency; ability; reliability
solventar: to resolve; to pay; to settle; to clear
solventarse: to be solved
solvente: solvent; able; capable; reliable
somalí: Somali; Somalian
Somalia: Somalia
somanta: thrashing; beating; drubbing
sombra: shade; shadow; phantom; ghost; umbra; shading; part of a bullring that is in the shade;
tener mala sombra: to be disagreeable; to have bad luck; sombras: darkness
sombrajo: shady canopy
sombrear: to shade; to shadow
sombrerera: hatbox; bandbox; hatter's wife
sombrerería: hat shop; hattery; hat factory
sombrerero: milliner; hatter
sombrero: hat; canopy; cap; drumhead
sombrilla: sunshade; parasol; beach umbrella
sombrío: gloomy; sad; dark; sombre; dismal; overcast; shaded
somero: brief; sketchy; shallow; in the surface; slight; superficial
someter: to put down; to subdue; to submit; to subject; to subjugate
someterse: to submit; to surrender; to yield; to go
somier: bed base; bedspring; spring mattress
somnífero: sleep-inducing; sleeping pill; somniferous; somnific
somnolencia: drowsiness; somnolence
somnoliento: drowsy; sleepy
somos: ser
son: sound; news; report; rumour; pretext; motive; manner; guise; ser; en son de paz: in peace
sonado: famous; well-known; noted; much-talked about; crazy; nuts
sonajero: baby's rattle
sonambulismo: sleepwalking; somnambulism
sonámbulo: sleepwalking; sleepwalker; somnambulist
sonar: to sound; to play; to ring; to blow; to strike; to be pronounced; to be mentioned; to sound