English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

cloración: chlorination
clorhídrico: hydrochloric
cloro: chlorine
clorofila: chlorophyll
cloroformo: chloroform
cloruro: chloride
closet: built-in wardrobe
club: club
clueca: broody; broody hen
coacción: coercion; coaction; compulsion
coaccionar: to coerce; to compel
coadjutor: curate; assistant to a parish priest; coadjutor
coagulación: coagulation; curdling
coagular: to coagulate; to clot; to curdle
coagularse: to clot; to curdle
coágulo: clot; curd; coagulum
coalición: coalition; league
coartada: alibi
coartar: to restrict, to inhibit; to limit; to restrict
coautor: co-author; co-perpetrator; joint doer
coba: soft-soaping; flattery; humorous lie
cobalto: cobalt
cobarde: coward; yellow; timid
cobardía: cowardice; faint-heartedness
cobaya: guinea pig
cobertizo: shed; lean-to; penthouse
cobertor: bedspread; coverlet; counterpane; blanket
cobertura: cover; coverage; tail covert
cobija: blanket; ridge tail; covert feather; covering
cobijar: to shelter; to cover; to give shelter
cobijarse: to take shelter
cobijo: shelter; sheltering; covering; lodgings
cobista: soft-soaper; toady
cobra: cobra; retrieving; retrieval; yoke strap; mares employed in threshing
cobrador: bus conductor; collector; receiving teller; retriever dog
cobrar: to charge; to collect; to receive; to cash; to recover; to get; to retrieve; to take; to
acquire; to gather; to reel in; to get a slap
cobrarse: to take; to collect; to recover
cobre: copper
cobrizo: copper-coloured; coppery
cobro: collection; cashing; encashment
coca: coca; cocaine; a medieval boat; link in a rope; head; bean
cocaína: cocaine
cocainómano: cocaine addict
cocción: cooking; baking; firing; boiling
cocear: to kick
cocer: to cook; to boil; to bake; to digest; to ferment
cocerse: to be cooked; to be boiled; to be baked; to be going on; to roast
cochambre: grime; muck; greasy; stinking filth
cochambroso: filthy and stinking
coche: car; coach; carriage; tram car; pram