English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

empañar: to steam up; to mist; to dim; to blur; to dull; to tarnish; to sully; to swaddle
empañarse: to steam up; to mist over; to become dull or tarnished; to fill up with tears; to falter
empapado: soaked; drenched
empapar: to soak; to drench; to steep; to saturate; to absorb; to imbibe
empaparse: to get soaked or drenched; to acquire a full knowledge; to enter into the spirit of
empapelado: wallpapering; wallpaper
empapelar: to wallpaper; to wrap in paper; to paper; to investigate; to prosecute
empapuzar: to stuff; to feed up
empaque: distinction; hauteur; arrogance; impudence; mien; stiffness; packing
empaquetador: packer
empaquetar: to pack; to crowd; to punish
emparedado: sandwich; immured; recluse
emparedar: to wall in; to immure
emparejar: to pair; to match; to make a thing level with another; to catch up with another; to
equal
emparejarse: to pair; to get hold of
emparentado: related
emparentar: to become related by marriage; to be related
emparrado: vine arbour; vine trellis; bower
empastar: to fill; to cover with paste; to bind; to impaste
empaste: filling; binding; covering with paste; impasto
empatar: to draw; to tie; to equalize; to equal
empate: draw; tie
empavesado: flags and bunting; dressing
empavesar: to dress a ship with flags; to veil a monument
empavonarse: to get dressed up
empecinar: to smear with pitch or lime
empecinarse: to insist; to get obstinate
empedernido: hardened; hard-hearted; inveterate
empedrado: cobbled; stone-paved; strewn; cobblestones; cloudy
empedrar: to cobble; to pave with stones
empeine: instep; vamp; tetter
empellón: push; shove
empelotarse: to undress; to fall madly in love
empeñado: in debt; in pawn; in hock; determined; heated; hard; hot
empeñar: to pledge; to plight; to pawn; to engage; to dedicate; to compel; to join; to start
empeñarse: to get into debt; to insist
empeño: pawn; desire; effort; pledging; pledge; obligation; insistence; determination;
undertaking; protector
empeoramiento: worsening; deterioration
empeorar: to make worse; to worsen; to deteriorate
empequeñecer: to make smaller; to belittle; to diminish
empequeñecimiento: reduction; diminution
emperador: emperor; swordfish
emperatriz: empress
emperejilar: to dress up; to adorn
emperejilarse: to get dressed up
emperifollado: dressed up; dolled up
emperifollar: to dress up; to doll up; to adorn
emperifollarse: to get dressed up
empero: nevertheless; yet; however