English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

pigmento: pigment
pigmeo: pygmy
pijada: trifling matter; stupid remark
pijama: pyjamas; pajamas
pijería: rich young people; trifling matter; stupid remark
pijo: posh; swanky; rich boy or girl
pijotada: pijada
pijotería: rich young people; trifling matter; stupid remark; extravagance; nuisance
pijotero: pernickety; fault-finding; pain in the neck
pila: pile; heap; masses; sink; battery; font; holy-water font; nombre de pila: Christian name
pilar: pillar; column; stone post; pier; basin; bowl; mainstay; milestone
pilastra: pilaster; square column
píldora: tablet; pill; pellet; bad news
pileta: sink; basin; holy-water bowl; swimming pool; trough
pillada: dirty trick; knavery
pillaje: looting; pillage; plunder; sack; theft; stealing
pillar: to catch; to take; to surprise; to pillage; to plunder; to steal; to knock down; to run over
pillarse: to catch
pillastre: rascal; rogue
pillería: dirty trick; roguishness; slyness; craftiness; gang of rogues
pillín: rascal; little rogue
pillo: roguish; rascally; shrewd; sly; cunning; rogue; rascal; shrewd fellow
pilón: pillar; trough; sink; basin; bowl; mortar; loaf of sugar; drop of a steelyard; pylon; heaps
pilonga: peeled and dried
píloro: pylorus
pilotaje: flying; piloting; driving; riding; pilotage; piling; pilework
pilotar: to pilot; to drive
piloto: pilot; driver; light; rear light; taillight; guide; mate
piltrafa: scrap of meat; skinny flesh; worthless object; wreck; piltrafas: scraps; refuse
pimentero: pepper plant; pepper box
pimentón: paprika; red pepper; cayenne pepper; pepper
pimienta: pepper
pimiento: pepper; capsicum; chili; y un pimiento!: no way!; me importa un pimiento: I don't
care a damn
pimpante: calm; unconcerned
pimpinela: pimpernel; burnet
pimplar: to drink
pimpollo: bud; rosebud; young tree; good-looking young person
pimpón: Ping-Pong; table tennis
pin: pin; badge
pinacoteca: art gallery; picture gallery
pináculo: pinnacle
pinar: pine forest; pinery
pincel: brush; paintbrush; pencil for painting
pincelada: brushstroke; stroke; touch
pincelar: to paint; to outline; to portray, to picture
pinchadiscos: disc jockey
pinchar: to prick; pierce; to puncture; to spur; to incite; to pique; to provoke; to inject; to tap; to
have a puncture
pincharse: to prick oneself; to puncture; to inject oneself
pinchazo: prick; pinprick; jab; stabbing pain; puncture; flat tyre