English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

dirección: direction; address; management; leadership; steering
direccional: indicator
directa: top gear
directiva: board of directors; committee; leadership; directive; guideline
directivo: directive; managing
directo: direct; straight
director: director; manager; editor; principal; headmaster; conductor; directing; leading;
managing
directorio: directory
directriz: directrix
dirigente: leader; director; leading; governing
dirigible: dirigible
dirigir: to direct; to manage; to govern; to lead; to head; to steer; to conduct; to point; to address
dirigirse a: to be directed to; to go to; to address; to apply
dirimir: to annul; to dissolve; to settle
discapacidad: disability; handicap
discapacitado: handicapped
discernimiento: discernment; judgement; discrimination
discernir: to discern; to distinguish; to appoint
disciplina: discipline; subject; teaching; instruction; art; science; event
disciplinado: disciplined
disciplinar: to discipline
disciplinario: disciplinary discípulo: pupil; student; follower; disciple
disc-jockey: disc jockey
disco: disk; record; discus; light; dial
discóbolo: discobolous; discus thrower
discografía: collection of records; discography
díscolo: rebellious; rebel; ungovernable; refractory; wayward
disconforme: in disagreement; disagreeing
disconformidad: disagreement; disconformity
discontinuidad: lack of continuity; discontinuity; irregularity
discontinuo: discontinuous; intermittent
discordancia: disagreement; difference; discordance
discordante: discordant
discordar: to discord; to disagree
discordia: discord; disagreement; disunion
discoteca: disco; record collection
discreción: discretion; wit; gracefulness
discrecional: discretionary; optional
discrepancia: disagreement; dissent; difference of opinion; discrepancy
discrepar: to disagree; to differ; to dissent
discreto: discreet; average; run-of-the-mill; modest; sober; discrete
discriminación: discrimination
discriminar: to discriminate
disculpa: excuse; apology; exculpation
disculpar: to exculpate; to excuse
disculparse: to excuse oneself; to apologize
discurrir: to go about; to roam; to flow; to pass; to reflect; to reason; to discourse; to invent; to
think out; to devise; to infer
discursivo: reflective; thoughtful; meditative
discurso: speech; discourse; course; use of reason