English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

derruido: ruined
derruir: to demolish; to pull down
derrumbamiento: collapse; fall; caving in
derrumbar: to demolish; to knock to the ground; to precipitate
derrumbarse: to collapse; to break down; to cave in
derrumbe: precipice; landslide; cave in
desabastecido: without supplies
desabastecimiento: shortage
desaborido: tasteless; insipid; dull and boring
desabotonar: to unbutton
desabotonarse: to undo one's buttons
desabrido: tasteless; unpleasant; surly; gruff; rude; disagreeable; dirty
desabrigado: not warmly dressed; uncovered; unsheltered; unprotected; exposed
desabrigar: to remove the clothing of; to uncover; to deprive of shelter
desabrigarse: to take off clothing; to uncover oneself
desabrochar: to unbutton; to undo; to unclasp; to unfasten
desabrocharse: to undo one's buttons
desacato: disrespect; contempt; irreverence; disobedience
desacelerar: to slow down
desacertado: mistaken; unwise; wrong
desacierto: mistake; error; blunder; unfortunate remark
desaconsejado: unadvisable; ill-advised; imprudent
desaconsejar: to advise against; to dissuade
desacorde: conflicting: discordant; disagreeing; incongruous
desacostumbrado: unaccustomed; disaccustomed; unusual
desacreditar: to discredit; to bring discredit on
desactivar: to defuse; to deactivate
desacuerdo: disagreement; disaccord; error; mistake
desafecto: opposed; distant; dislike; disaffection; lack of affection
desafiar: to challenge; to defy; to dare; to rival; to compete with; to face up to
desafinar: to be out of turn; to speak out of turn
desafío: challenge; defiance; daring; rivalry; competition; duel; combat
desaforado: boundless; reckless; lawless; outrageous; huge; enormous; wild; uncontrolled
desafortunado: unlucky; inopportune; unfortunate
desafuero: outrage; excess; violence
desagradable: unpleasant; disagreeable
desagradar: to be unpleasant to; to displease; to offend
desagradecido: ungrateful
desagrado: displeasure
desagraviar: to make amends for; to atone for; to compensate for
desaguadero: drain; water outlet
desaguar: to drain; to empty; to waste; to squander; to flow
desagüe: drainage; drainpipe; drain
desaguisado: unjust; unreasonable; wrong; offence; outrage
desahogado: roomy; comfortable; forward; impudent; cheeky; fresh
desahogar: to vent; to clear; to relieve from care or worry; to alleviate
desahogarse: to find relief; to vent one's anger; to relieve one's feelings
desahogo: relief; respite; comfort; ease; ample room; forwardness; impudence; cheek; relieving
one's feelings
desahuciar: to declare to be terminally ill; to condemn; to evict; to dispossess
desairado: snubbed; slighted; uncomfortable; awkward; graceless; unattractive