English-Spanish, Spanish-English dictionary

paulatino: gradual; slow
paupérrimo: very poor
pausa: pause; break; rest
pausado: deliberate; slow; calm; unhurried
pauta: standard; model; rule; guideline; instrument for ruling paper
pautado: ruled paper; staff
pava: female turkey; silly; kettle
pavana: pavan
pavesa: spark; flying cinder or ember
pavimentación: road surfacing; paving; flooring
pavimentar: to pave; to surface; to floor
pavimento: road surface; paving; flooring; pavement
pavisoso: silly; dull; graceless
pavo: turkey; airhead; silly; gullible man; pavo real: peacock
pavón: peacock; peacock butterfly; bluing; bronzing
pavonearse: to boast; to brag; to strut; to show off
pavor: terror; dread; fright
pavoroso: dreadful; frightful; terrific; terrifying; petrifying
payasada: buffoonery; clownish act; clowning
payaso: clown; circus clown; comical; merry-andrew
payés: Catalan or Balearic peasant
payo: non-gipsy; rustic; churl
paz: peace; peacefulness; pax; dejar en paz: to leave alone
pazguato: simple; simpleton; dolt
pazo: stately home in Galicia
PC: PC
PD: PS
peaje: toll; tollgate
peana: pedestal; base; foot; altar step
peatón: pedestrian; walker; rural postman
peatonal: pedestrian
pebetero: perfume censer or burner
peca: freckle
pecado: sin; defect; fault; excess; imperfection
pecador: sinner; sinful
pecaminoso: sinful; wicked
pecar: to sin; to be too
pecarí, pécari: peccary
pecera: fish tank; fish bowl; aquarium
pechar: to pay
pechera: front of a shirt; bosom of dress; jabot; shirt frill; breast strap; chest protector
pecho: chest; breast; bosom; heart; courage; spirit; fortitude; short steep incline; tax or tribute
pechuga: breast; bosom
pechugona: chesty; large-chested woman
pécora: bitch; harpy; loose woman; whore; head of sheep
pecoso: freckled; freckly; freckle-faced
pectina: pectin
pectoral: pectoral; cough
peculiar: peculiar; distinctive; characteristic
peculiaridad: peculiarity; characteristic
pecunario: pecuniary; financial