English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

descompuesto: rotten; decomposed; contorted; twisted; broken; wild; insolent; impolite
descomunal: enormous; huge
desconcertante: disconcerting; baffling
desconcertar: to disconcert; to disarrange; to disturb; to put out of order; to dislocate
desconcertarse: to be disconcerted
desconchar: to cause to flake; to chip
desconcharse: to flake; to peel; to lose part of its varnish
desconchón: bare patch; chip
desconcierto: bewilderment; confusion; chaos; disorder; disarrangement; disagreement
desconectar: to switch off; to disconnect; to cut off
desconectarse: to switch off; to become disconnected; to lose touch
desconfiado: distrustful; suspicious
desconfianza: distrust; wariness; mistrust; diffidence
desconfiar: to be suspicious; to be distrustful; to have no confidence
descongelar: to defrost; to defreeze
descongestionar: to clear; to relieve congestion in
descongestionarse: to clear; to become decongested
desconocer: not to know; to ignore; to be unacquainted with; to fail to recognize; to disown; to
disavow; to deny; to disregard; to ignore
desconocido: unknown; unrecognizable; stranger; unfamiliar; ungrateful
desconocimiento: lack of knowledge; ignorance; disregard; ungratefulness; ingratitude
desconsideración: inconsiderateness; disregard; inattention
desconsiderado: inconsiderate; rude; discourteous; rash; imprudent; thoughtless
desconsolado: bereaved; disconsolate; inconsolable; grief-stricken
desconsuelo: distress; grief; disconsolation
descontado: por descontado for granted
descontaminar: to decontaminate
descontar: to deduct; to discount; to abate; to leave out; to exclude
descontento: unhappy; discontented; displeased; unhappiness; discontent; displeasure
descontrol: lack of control; chaos
descontrolado: uncontrollable
desconvocar: to cancel; to call off
descorazonado: discouraged; disheartened
descorazonador: disheartening; discouraging
descorazonar: to dishearten; to discourage
descorchar: to uncork; to bark
descornarse: to slave away; to work one's guts out; to rack one's brains; to do oneself a nasty
injury
descorrer: to pull back; to draw back; to run back over; to drip; to trickle
descortés: impolite; discourteous; uncivil
descortesía: impoliteness; discourtesy
descoser: to unpick; to unstitch; to unseam; to rip
descoserse: to come unstitched; to rip; to babble
descosido: unstitched; ripped; disorderly; disconnected; open seam; rip; como un descosido:
like a madman
descoyuntar: to dislocate; to disjoint; to annoy; to bore
descoyuntarse: to become dislocated
descrédito: discredit; disrepute
descreído: unbelieving; unbeliever; disbeliever
descremado: skimmed; low-fat
describir: to describe; to trace