English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

fragata: frigate
frágil: fragile; brittle; breakable; weak; frail
fragilidad: frailty; fragility; brittleness
fragmentar: to fragment; to break into fragments
fragmentarse: to break into pieces
fragmentario: fragmentary
fragmento: fragment; piece
fragor: clamour; clamor; noise; roar; crash; thunder
fragua: forge
fraguar: to forge; to fabricate; to concoct; to plan; to plot; to hatch; to harden; to set; to succeed
fraile: friar; monk
frailecillo: puffin; lapwing
frambuesa: raspberry
francés: French; Frenchman; blow job
Francia: France
franciscano: grey friar; Franciscan
francmasón: freemason; mason
francmasonería: freemasonry
franco: frank; sincere; cordial; notable; clear; free; franc
francófilo: francophile
francófono: French-speaker; francophone
francotirador: sniper; sharpshooter
franela: flannel; duster
franja: strip; band; stripe
franquear: to stamp; to frank; to pass; to cross; to free
franquearse: to open one's heart
franqueo: postage
franqueza: frankness; candour; freedom; liberty
franquicia: exemption; franchise; privilege
franquismo: the Franco era
frasco: small bottle; vial; flask
frase: sentence; expression; phrase
fraternal: fraternal; brotherly
fraternidad: fraternity; brotherhood
fraternizar: to get on well; to fraternize
fraterno: fraternal; brotherly
fratricida: fratricide
fraude: fraud
fraudulento: fraudulent
fray: brother
frazada: blanket
frecuencia: frequency; con frecuencia: frequently
frecuentar: to visit; to frequent; to practice
frecuente: frequent; common; usual
fregadero: sink; scullery
fregado: difficult; tricky; annoying; cleaning; moping; fight; argument; mess; pain; nuisance
fregar: to scrub; to mop; to rub; to scour; to clean; to wash; to bother; to pester
fregón: dishcloth
fregona: mop; cleaner; kitchenmaid
freidora: deep-fat fryer
freiduría: fried-fish shop