English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

agarrador: flatiron holder
agarrar: to grab; to catch; to seize; to clutch; to grasp; to get; to obtain; to grapple; to pick up; to
receive
agarrarse: to hold on; to stick
agarre: grip; grasp; clutch
agarrotado: stiff; seized up
agarrotar: to paralyse; to paralyze; to tighten; to garrotte; to oppress
agarrotarse: to stiffen; to be paralyzed; to seize up
agasajar: to regale; to entertain; to fête; to feast
agasajo: attention shown; gift; treat; refreshment
ágata: agate
agavanza: hip
agavanzo: dog rose; hip
agave: agave; century plant
agavilladora: binder
agavillar: to bind; to sheave; to band; to band together
agazapar: to nab; to seize; to crouch; to squat
agazaparse: to duck down; to hide
agencia: agency; bureau; branch; office; pawnshop
agenciar: to carry out; to negotiate; to manage to get
agenciarse: to get hold of
agenda: diary; schedule; agenda
agente: agent; officer
agigantado: enormous
agigantar: to enlarge
ágil: agile; nimble; lively
agilidad: agility
agilización: speeding-up
agilizar: to speed up
agitación: agitation; unrest; roughness; choppiness
agitado: agitated; upset; hectic; rough; choppy
agitador: disruptive; agitator
agitanado: gypsy-like
agitar: to shake; to wave; to stir
agitarse: to get worked up; to get rough; to get choppy
aglomeración: crowd; agglomeration
aglomerado: chipboard
aglomerar: to gather together; to bind
aglomerarse: to gather
aglutinante: binding
aglutinar: to stick together; to bind together; to combine; to draw together
agnosticismo: agnosticism
agnóstico: agnostic
agobiado: overwhelmed
agobiante: oppressive; overwhelming; unbearable; tiresome
agobiar: to weigh down; to oppress; to burden
agobio: burden; weight; oppression
agolparse: to come one after another; to crowd; to throng
agonía: agony
agonizante: dying
agonizar: to be dying