English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

coletilla: word or phrase used when pausing in speech
coleto: buff coat; one's body; oneself
colgado: hanging; pending; uncertain; crazy; in love
colgador: peg; hanger; peel
colgadura: hangings; drapery
colgajo: tatter; rag; bunch of fruit
colgante: hanging; suspension; pendant; festoon
colgar: to hang; to suspend; to attribute; to impute; to dangle; to droop; to give up
colibrí: humming bird
cólico: colic
coliflor: cauliflower
colilla: butt; stub; stump of cigar
colina: hill; small mountain; cabbage seed; choline
colindante: adjoining; adjacent; contiguous
colirio: eye drops; collyrium; eyewash
coliseo: coliseum
colisión: collision; clash
colisionar: to collide; to clash
colista: last; queuer
colitis: colitis
collado: hill; hillock; mountain pass
collage: collage
collar: necklace; collar
collera: cuff link; chain gang; horse collar
colmado: full; abundant; eating house; wine shop; grocer's
colmar: to fill to the top; to fulfil
colmena: beehive
colmillo: canine tooth; fang; tusk
colmo: height; epitome; brimful; full of the top; fill; completion; crowning; thatched roof
colocación: placing; positioning; position; post; job; investment
colocado: placed; employed; stoned
colocar: to put; to place; to set; to lay; to obtain a job for; to place; to invest; to marry off
colocarse: to stand; to find a job; to get stoned
colofón: biographical details; colophon
Colombia: Colombia
colombiano: Colombian
colombino: Columbian
colon: colon; principal part of a period
colón: colón
colonia: colony; community; development; residential district; summer camp; cologne
colonial: colonial
colonialismo: colonialism
colonialista: colonialist
colonización: colonization
colonizador: colonizing; colonist; settler
colonizar: to colonize; to settle
colono: colonist; settler; tenant farmer
coloquial: colloquial
coloquio: colloquy; discussion; debate; conversation; talk
color: colour; color; aspect; hue; liveliness
coloración: colouring; coloring