English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

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chaflán: chamfer; bevel
chal: shawl
chalado: nuts; crackers; fool; addlepated; infatuated; in love
chalé: house in the country; detached house; terraced house; chalet
chaleco: waistcoat; vest
chalet: chalet
chalota: shallot; scallion
chalupa: boat; launch; nuts
chamaca: girl; lass
chamaco: boy; lad
chamarilero: dealer in second-hand goods
chamarra: leather jacket; sheepskin jacket
chamba: job; fluke; piece of luck
chambelán: chamberlain
chambergo: jacket; an old broad-brimmed hat with a cocked side
chamizo: thatched hut; den; half-burnt tree or log
champán: champagne; sampan
champaña: champagne
champiñón: mushroom
champú: shampoo
chamuscar: to scorch; to singe; to sear; to scorch
chamuscarse: to get scorched; to be singed
chamusquina: scorching; singe; singeing; row; quarrel
chancha: sow
chancho: pig; filthy; unclean
chanchullo: fiddle; swindle; underhand deal
chancla: flip-flop
chancleta: flip-flop; slipper
chancro: chancre
chándal: tracksuit
chanquete: whitebait
chantaje: blackmail
chantajear: to blackmail
chantajista: blackmailer
chanza: joke; jest; fun
chao: bye
chapa: sheet; plate; veneer; panel; bottle top; cap; tag; badge; button
chapado: plated; veneered; chapado a la antigua: old-fashioned
chapar: to plate; to veneer; to study hard
chaparro: short; squat; dwarf oak; dwarf evergreen oak
chaparrón: heavy shower; downpour; telling-off
chapela: beret
chapista: panel beater
chapitel: capital; spire; agate socket of the spire
chapotear: to splash about; to moisten
chapucero: botched; bungled; amateurish; bungling; shoddy; bungler; botcher
chapurrear: to jabber; to speak brokenly
chapuza: botched job; amateurish job; odd job; slight work; botch; bungle
chapuzón: dive; quick swim; dip; duck; ducking; diving
chaqué: morning coat; cutaway coat