English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

descampado: waste ground; vacant lot; open ground; clear ground
descansar: to rest; to have a rest; to lie fallow; to lie; to be supported; to lean
descansillo: landing
descanso: rest; repose; refreshment; sleep; alleviation; aid; help; peace; quiet; landing; seat;
support; relief; interval; half time; intermission
descapotable: convertible
descarado: shameless; brazen; barefaced; impudent; saucy
descarga: unloading; volley; discharge
descargar: to unload; to unburden; to disburden; to ease; to relieve; to free; to fire; to dump; to
empty; to burst; to flow into; to discharge; to run down; to deal; to vent; to take out
descargarse: to unburden oneself; to get rid of; to clear oneself; to go flat
descaro: nerve; cheek; impudence; effrontery; sauciness
descarriado: astray
descarriarse: to go astray; to go wrong
descarrilamiento: derailment
descarrilar: to derail; to be derailed; to go off the rails
descartar: to rule out; to reject; to leave aside; to leave out
descartarse: to discard
descascarillarse: to chip; to flake off
descastado: distant; loner; ungrateful
descendencia: descendants; descent; issue; lineage
descendente: descending; descendent; down
descender: to go down; to descend; to fall; to drop; to get off; to be descended; to bring down; to
drop; to derive
descendiente: descendant; offspring; descendent
descenso: descent; downturn; drop; decline; fall; relegation; downhill; white water canoeing
descentrado: off-centre; crooked; disorientated; decentred
descentralizar: to decentralize
descentrar: to move off-centre; to throw; to decentre; to uncentre
descerrajar: to break open; to force
descifrar: to decipher; to decode; to solve; to make out
desclavar: to remove the nails from; to un-nail; to take a precious stone out of setting
descocado: daring; bold; forward; brazen
descodificador: decoder
descodificar: to decode
descolgar: to take down; to unhook; to let down; to lower; to pick up; to unhang
descolgarse: to let oneself down; to lower oneself; to turn up; to show up; to say something
unexpected; to fall behind
descollar: to stand out; to be prominent or conspicuous; to tower
descolocar: to disturb; to make a mess of
descolonización: decolonization
descolorar: to fade; to decolourize
descolorido: faded; discoloured; pale
descompasado: disproportionate; out of time; unsteady; excessive; immoderate
descompensar: to unbalance
descompensarse: to become unbalanced
descomponer: to break up; to rot; to decompose; to put out of order; to disarrange; to disturb; to
unsettle; to upset; to alienate; to set at odds
descomponerse: to rot; to decompose; to lose one's temper; to get annoyed; to be indisposed
descomposición: break-up; separation; rotting; decomposition; diarrhoea; resolution
descompresión: decompression