English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

abordar: to board; to approach; to tackle
aborigen: indigenous; native
aborrecer: to hate; to detest
aborrecible: hateful; detestable
aborrecimiento: hate; loathing
aborregado: unthinking; sheeplike
aborregarse: to follow the crowd
abortar: to abort; to miscarry; to have an abortion; to have a miscarriage; to fail; to foil
abortista: abortionist
abortivo: abortive
aborto: miscarriage; abortion; freak
abotargado: swollen; bloated; befuddled
abotargarse: to swell up; to become bloated; to be unable to think straight
abotonar: to button up
abotonarse: to button up
abovedado: vaulted; domed
abovedar: to vault
abracadabra: abracadabra
abrasado: burnt
abrasador: burning
abrasar: to burn
abrasarse: to get burnt; to burn
abrasión: abrasion
abrasivo: abrasive
abrazadera: brace; clamp
abrazar: to embrace; to hug
abrazarse: to hug each other; to embrace
abrazo: embrace
abrebotellas: bottle opener
abrecartas: paperknife; letter-opener
abrelatas: can-opener; tin-opener
abrevadero: trough; watering place
abrevar: to water; to give water; to drink
abreviado: abbreviated; abridged
abreviar: to shorten; to abbreviate; to abridge; to hurry
abreviatura: abbreviation
abridor: opener
abrigado: wrapped up; sheltered; warm
abrigador: warm
abrigar: to wrap up; to harbour; to keep warm
abrigarse: to wrap up
abrigo: coat; overcoat
abril: April
abrillantador: polishing; polish
abrillantar: to polish
abrir: to open; to turn on; to dig; to start; to lead
abrirse: to open; to open up; to be off
abrochar: to do up; to button up
abrocharse: to do up; to button up; to fasten
abrogar: to repeal
abrojo: thistle