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a (a dollar a dozen) prep • un dollar per dozena
a, an indef art • un
A, la (the note) [Mus] n • la
a (letter - ) n • littera a
a (per) prep • per
a bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush phr • plus vale ave in le mano que cento volante
a certain something phr • un io non sape que
a chip off the old block phr • un pannetto del mesme drappo
a little at a time, gradually, by degrees, little by little adv • paulatim (-là-)
a lot adj • multo
a lot of adv • multe
a posteriori adj • aposteriori
a posteriori [L] adv • a posteriori
a priori adj • apriori, aprioristic
a priori [L] adv • a priori
a priori reasoner n • apriorista
a priori reasoning n • apriorismo
a shower bath, give a shower v • duchar (-sh-)
a tapering point [Bot] n • acumine
Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle n • Aachen [G], Aquisgrano
aardwolf n • protele
Aaron [Bib] n • Aaron
aback adv • a retro
aback (taken -) v • attonite, stupefacte, surprendite
abacus n • abaco
abaft [Nav] adv/prep • detra
abandon, desert v • deserer [-ser-/-sert-]
abandon, forsake v • derelinquer [-linqu-/-lict-]
abandon n • abandono
abandon vt • abandonar, derelinquer
abandoned adj • abandonate, derelicte, desertate, relicte
abandonment (action of abandoning; state of being abandoned) n • abandono
abandonment n • abandonamento
abase v • abassar
abasement n • abassamento
abash v • disconcertar
abashed adj • disconcertate
abate (settle down, subside) v • subsider
abate (reduce) vt • reducer
abate (subside) vi • subsider
abate vi • remitter
abate vt • minuer
abatement n • diminution
abattoir n • macello
abattoir (slaughterhouse) n • abattitorio
abbacy n • abbatia (-ìa)
abbatial adj • abbatial
abbess n • abbatessa
abbey n • abbatia (-ìa)
abbot n • abbate
abbreviate v • abbreviar
abbreviated adj • abbreviate
abbreviated addressing [Comp] n • adresation abbreviate
abbreviation (abridgment) n • abbreviation
abbreviation n • abbreviation
abbreviation (shortened form of a word) n • abbreviatura
abbreviator n • abbreviator
abbreviator [R.C.Ch] n • abbreviator
abc's n • abece, alphabeto
abdicate (give up) v • abdicar
abdicate v • abdicar
abdication n • abdication
abdicative adj • abdicative
abdomen (belly, stomach) n • gastro
abdomen n • abdomine
abdominal adj • abdominal
abdominal (ventral) adj • ventral
abduce, lead away [Physiol] (abduct) v • abducer [-duc-/-duct-]
abduct (kidnap) v • raper
abduct v • abducer
abduction (carrying off illegally) n • rapto
abduction n • abduction
abduction [Physiol] n • abduction
abductor [Physiol] n • abductor
aberrance n • aberrantia
aberrant (abnormal) adj • anormal
aberrant adj • aberrante
aberrant (deviating from the normal type) adj • aberrante
aberrate, deviate v • aberrar
aberration n • aberration
abess n • abbatessa
abet v • adjutar, appoiar, esser complice
abettor n • adjutator, appoiator
abeyance (in -) adj • pendente
abeyance n • suspension
abhor (detest) v • detestar
abhor (hate) v • abhorrer
abhor v • abhorrer
abhorrence n • abhorrimento
abhorrent adj • abhorribile
abhorrent (detestable) adj • detestabile
abide (- an opinion) v • mantener
abide (- by a law) v • observar
abide (dwell) v • coler [col-/cult-]
abide vi • demorar
abide vt • tolerar
abiding (faithful) adj • fidel
abiding (law -) adj • observante le lege
ability (capacity) n • capacitate
ability, competence, qualification (adequate) n • sufficientia
ability n • habilitate
ability, skill n • habilitate
abiogenesis n • abiogenese, abiogenesis
abiogenesis (spontaneous generation) n • abiogenese (-génese), abiogenesis (-génesis)
abiogenetic adj • abiogenetic
abject (mean) adj • abjecte
abject (miserable) adj • abjecte
abjection (abjectness) n • abjection
abjection n • abjection
abjectness n • abjection
abjuration n • abjuration
abjure (renounce, recant, foreswear) v • renunciar
abjure (to forswear, recant, repudiate) v • abjurar
abjure v • abjurar
ablative adj • ablative
ablative [Gram] n • ablativo
ablative n • ablativo
ablative absolute [Gram] n • ablativo absolute
ablaze (glittering) adj • resplendente
ablaze (on fire) adv • in flammas
able adj • habile
able (be -) v • poter
able (capable) adj • capabile, capace
able, skilful adj • habile
able bodied adj • robuste, valide
able seaman n • marinero
able to loosen, loosing adj • lytic
ablution (washing; wash the body) n • ablution
ably adv • habilemente
abnegate, deny oneself v • abnegar
abnegation (giving up rights; self-denial) n • abnegation
abnormal adj • anormal
abnormality n • anormalitate
abnormally adv • anormalmente
aboard adv • a bordo, a bordo de
abode (domicile) n • domicilio
abode (house) n • casa
abolish v • abolir
abolishment (abolition) n • abolimento
abolition (abolishment) n • abolition
abolition n • abolition, dissolution
abolitionism n • abolitionismo
abolitionist n • abolitionista
abominable adj • abominabile
abominable (hateful, horrible) adj • abhorribile
abominably adv • abominabilemente
abominate v • abominar
abomination (loathing; loathsome object) n • abomination
abomination n • abomination
aboriginal adj • aboriginal
aborigine n • aborigine
abort (remain undeveloped or shrink away) [Biol] v • abortar
abort v • abortar
abortion, miscarriage n • abortamento
abortion n • aborto
abortive adj • abortive
abound, be abundant v • exuberar
abound (be plentiful) v • abundar
abound v • abundar, exuberar
abounding adj • abundante
abounding in fish adj • piscose
about (- to) phr • al - (+inf)
about adv • approximativemente, circa
about (around) prep • circa
about (be - to) v • esser super le puncto de
about (be -) v • esser super
about (concerning, on) prep • super (sù-)
about (concerning) prep • de, in re, re
about, of, on, concerning, regarding prep • re
about face n • reverso de direction
about face v • reversar direction
about forty n • quarantena
about thirty n • trentena
about town adj • cosmopolitan, urban
above adv • in alto
above (before) adv/prep • ante
above (on the top) adv • supra
above (over) prep • supra
above prep • super
above all phr • super toto
above mentioned phr • jam mentionate
aboveboard adj/adv • apertemente, sin deception
aboveground adv • al superficie terrestre
abracadabra (magical incantation) n • incantation (magic)
abracadabra n • abracadabra
abrade v • abrader [-rad-/-ras-]
abrade (wear away) v • abrader
Abraham [Bib] n • Abraham
abrasion n • abrasion
abrasive adj • abrasive
abrasive (irritating) adj • abrasive
abreast adv • in fila
abreast (three -) adv • in fila triple
abreast (two -) adv • in fila duple
abreast of the times phr • al currente del cosas
abridge (abbreviate) v • abbreviar
abridge v • abbreviar
abridgement (abbreviation) n • abbreviamento
abridgement n • summario
abridger (abbreviator) n • abbreviator
abridging (abbreviatory) adj • abbreviative
abroad adv • al estraniero, al extero
abrogable adj • abrogabile
abrogate (cancel) v • abrogar
abrogate v • abrogar
abrogating (rescinding) adj • abrogatori
abrogation, repeal n • abrogation
abrogative adj • abrogative
abrogator n • abrogator
abrupt adj • abrupte, brusc
abrupt (very steep) adj • abrupte
abruptly adv • abruptemente, bruscamente
Abruzzi n • Abruzzi
Absalom [Bib] n • Absalom
abscess n • abscesso
abscind, cut off v • abscinder [-scind-/-sciss-]
abscissa [Math] n • abscissa
abscond (go away and hide) v • discampar
absence n • absentia
absence v • absentia
absent adj • absente
absent minded adj • distracte
absent mindedness n • distraction
absent oneself v • absentar se
absent without leave (AWOL) adj • absente sin permisso
absentee n • absentista
absentee owner n • absentista
absenteeism n • absentismo
absentia (in -) phr • absentia (in - )
absentminded adj • distracte
absentmindedness n • distraction
absinthe (1. [Bot] Absinthium; 2. alcoholic liquor absinthe) n • absinthio
absinthial, absinthic adj • absinthic
absinthin [Chem] n • absinthina
absinthism [Med] n • absinthismo
absinthium [Bot] n • absinthio
absolute adj • absolute
absolute temperature n • temperatura absolute
absolutely adv • absolutemente
absolution (remission) n • absolution
absolutism n • absolutismo
absolutist n • absolutista
absolutory (absolving) adj • absolutori
absolve (acquit) v • absolver [-solv-/-solut-]
absolver (acquitter) n • absolutor
absolver n • absolutor
absorb (knowledge) v • assimilar
absorb (imbibe liquid) v • imbiber
absorb (- liquid) v • absorber [-sorb-/-sorpt-]
absorb, resorb v • resorber [-sorb-/-sorpt-]
absorbable adj • absorbibile
absorbed, engrossed, preoccupied adj • preoccupate (pp of preoccupar)
absorbency n • absorbentia
absorbent (absorbing substance) n • absorbente
absorbent adj • absorbente
absorbent cotton n • coton hydrophile, watta
absorption (imbibition) n • imbibition
absorption n • absorption
absorption, resorption n • resorption
absorption (soaking up) n • imbibimento
abstain (- from blood) v • abstiner se de sanguine
abstain (- from drinking) v • abstiner se de biber
abstain (- from voting) v • abstiner se de votar
abstain v • abstiner se de
abstemious adj • abstinente
abstemious (temperate) adj • abstemie
abstention n • abstention
abstentionist n • abstentionista
abstergent adj/n • abstergente
abstersion n • abstersion
abstersive (cleansing) adj • abstersive
abstinence n • abstinentia
abstract adj • abstracte
abstract [Logic] v • abstraher [-trah-/-tract-]
abstract n • summario
abstract v • abstraher
abstraction (1. [Logic]; 2. state of being lost in thought) n • abstraction
abstraction n • abstraction
abstractionism n • abstractionismo
abstruse adj • abstruse
abstruse (difficult to understand) adj • difficile de comprender
abstruse (hard to get to, concealed) adj • abstruse
abstruse (thrust away) adj • abstruse
absurd adj • absurde
absurd (extravagant) adj • extravagante
absurd, odd, strange adj • extravagante (ppr of extravagar)
absurdity n • absurditate, extravagantia, ineptia
absurdity (nonsense) n • ineptia
absurdity, oddness, strangeness n • extravagantia
absurdly adv • absurdemente
abundance, copiousness, plenty n • copia
abundance (copiousness) n • copiositate
abundance n • abundantia
abundance, uberty, fertility n • ubertate
abundant adj • abundante, copiose, ubere
abundantly adv • abundantemente
abuse (abuse) v • abusar (de)
abuse (improper or wrong use) n • abuso
abuse (injure) vt • injuriar
abuse (insult) n • insulto
abuse (insult) vt • insultar
abuse, invective n • invectiva
abuse (misuse) n • misuso
abuse (misuse) v • misusar
abuse n • abuso, invectiva
abuse of confidence (confidence trick) phr • abuso de confidentia
abuser (misuser) n • abusator
abusive (insulting) adj • injuriose
abusive (misusing) adj • abusive
abusive (of improper or wrong use) adj • abusive
abusive (reviling) adj • invective
abut on phr • confinar con
abutment n • confinamento
abysm n • abysmo
abysmal adj • abysmal
abysmally adv • abysmalmente
abyss n • abysso
abyss (whirlpool, gulf) n • gurgite (gùr-)
abyssal adj • abyssal
Abyssinia [Geog] n • Abyssinia
Abyssinian adj • abyssin
Abyssinian n • abyssino
-ac- (remedy) [occurring in compounds] n • aco-
acacia [Bot] n • acacia
acacia n • acacia
academia (the academics) n • academia (le - )
Academia pro Interlingua (Interlingua Association) n • Academia pro Interlingua
academic adj • academic
academical adj • academic
academician n • academico
Academus [Gr. Mythol] n • Academo
academy n • academia
Acanthaceae [Bot] n • acanthaceas
acanthaceous [Bot] adj • acanthacee
acanthophorous, spine-bearing adj • acanthophore [-òphore]
acanthus [Arch; Bot] n • acantho
acanthus n • acantho
acappella (singing without music) adv • acappella
accede (approach, assent) v • acceder [-ced-/-cess-]
accelerando [Mus] n • accelerando [I]
accelerate, quicken v • celerar
accelerate v • accelerar, accelerar (se)
acceleration n • acceleration
accelerator (1. anything which increases speed of motion; 2. contrivance for producing greater speed in a machine) n • accelerator
accelerator n • accelerator
accensibility, inflammability, combustibility n • accensibilitate
accensible, inflammable, combustible adj • accensibile
accent n • accento
accent (stress) n • accento
accent v • accentuar
accent mark n • accento
accentuate (accent) v • accentuar
accentuate v • accentuar
accentuation n • accentuation
accept v • acceptar
acceptability n • acceptabilitate
acceptable adj • acceptabile
acceptance n • acceptation
acceptation (standard meaning) n • acception
access (access to a place) n • accesso
access [Comp] n • accesso
access (fit) n • accesso
access n • accesso
access arm [Comp] n • brachio de accesso (brà-), bracio de accesso (brà-)
access time [Comp] n • tempore de accesso
access type [Comp] n • typo de accesso
accessibility n • accessibilitate
accessible adj • accessibile
accessible, approachable adj • abordabile
accessible (people) adj • abordabile
accessible (places) adj • accessibile
accession (accession to a dignity or a throne) n • accession
accession n • accession
accessory adj • accessori
accessory (adjunct) adj • accessori
accessory n • accessorio
accessory (object) n • accessorio
accessory (person) n • complice
accidence (1. [Gram]; 2. [Mus]; 3. chance; 4. contingency; 5. mishap; 6. nonessential quality) n • accidente
accidental adj • accidental, fortuite
accidental (1. happening by chance; 2. nonessential) adj • accidental
accidentally adv • accidentalmente
acclaim (acclamation) n • acclamation
acclaim (applaud) v • acclamar
acclaim v • acclamar
acclaimer n • acclamator
acclamation n • acclamation
acclimate v • acclimatar
acclimation n • acclimatation
acclimatization (acclimation) n • acclimatation
acclimatization n • acclimatisation
acclimatize (acclimate) v • acclimatar
acclimatize v • acclimatar, acclimatar (se)
accolade (ceremonious salutation and embrace) n • accollada
accommodate (adapt) v • accommodar
accommodate (adjust) v • adjustar
accommodate (lodge) v • albergar, allogiar
accommodate (settle disputes) v • accommodar
accommodating, complaisant adj • complacente
accommodation (adaptation, adapting) n • accommodation
accommodation (adjusting) n • adjustamento
accommodation (lodgings) n • albergo, allogiamento
accommodator n • accommodator
accomodating (ready to compromise) adj • transigente
accompaniment (1. [Mus]; 2. concomitant) n • accompaniamento
accompaniment n • accompaniamento
accompanist [Mus] n • accompaniator
accompany v • accompaniar
accompanying (action of) n • accompaniamento
accomplice n • complice (còm-)
accomplish (achieve) v • complir
accomplish v • complir
accomplished adj • experte
accomplished (perfect in acquirements) adj • complite (pp of complir)
accomplisher n • complitor
accomplishment (1. achievement; 2. action of accomplishing or achieving) n • complimento
accord (agreement) n • accordo
accord, grant v • accordar
accord n • accordo
accord (of one's own -) adv • spontaneemente
accord v • accordar, accordar (se)
accordance n • accordo. In accordance with • In accordo con, in harmonia con.
according prep • accordante
according as prep • secundo que
according to n/prep • secundo
according to prep • conforme a, secun (secundo)
accordingly adv • ergo, in consequentia, ita
accordingly, therefore, then, consequently adv • ergo
accordingly (under the circumstances) adv • ita
accordion n • accordion
accordionist n • accordionista
accost (address) v • abordar
accost v • accostar
accostable adj • accostabile
accostable, approachable adj • accostabile
account (bill) n • conto, nota
account (1. [Commer]; 2. calculation) n • conto
account (on - of) • a causa de
account (report) n • reporto
account (story) n • conto, relation, reporto
account for v • dar conto de
accountability n • responsabilitate
accountability (responsibility) n • responsabilitate
accountable adj • responsabile
accountancy, bookkeeping n • contabilitate
accountancy n • contabilitate
accountant (expert -) n • contabile
accountant n • contabile
accounting, bookkeeping adj • contabile
accouter (equip) v • equipar
accoutrements (equipment) n • equipage
accredit (send with credentials) v • accreditar
accredit v • accreditar
accreditation n • accreditation
accretion n • accrescimento, accumulamento
accrue v • accrescer, accumular
accumulate (heap up) v • accumular
accumulate v • accumular, accumular (se)
accumulation, heaping or piling up n • accumulamento
accumulation n • accumulation
accumulator (1. one who accumulates; 2. storage battery) n • accumulator
accuracy, exactitude n • exactitude
accuracy, exactness n • justessa
accuracy n • exactitude
accuracy (precision) n • precision
accurate adj • juste
accurate (correct) adj • correcte
accurate (exact) adj • exacte, juste
accurate (precise) adj • precise
accursed, cursed adj • maledicte
accursed (-st) adj • condemnabile
accurst (-ed) n • comdenato
accusation n • accusation
accusative adj • accusative
accusative [Gram] n • accusativo
accusative n • accusativo
accuse v • accusar
accused (defendant) n • accusato
accused [Jur] adj • accusate
accuser n • accusator
accusing (accusation) n • accusamento
accusing (accusatory) adj • accusatori
accustom, habituate v • habituar
accustom v • accostumar, habituar
accustomed (be -) past part • accostumate, consuete, habituate
accustomed (be - to) v • haber le costume de, soler
accustomed (usual) adj • accostumate (pp of accostumar)
accustomed (usual, wonted) adj • consuete
accustomed (wonted) adj • solite (sò-)
ace (1. [Aviation]; 2. cards; 3. dice; 4. highly skilled person; 5. tennis) n • asse
acephalous (headless) adj • sin capite
acerb (acrid, harsh) adj • acerbe
acerb adj • acerbe
acerbate v • acerbar
acerbity (bitterness in taste) n • acerbitate
acerbity n • acerbitate
acetabulum [Rom. Antiq] n • acetabulo
acetamide [Chem] n • acetamido(-àmido)
acetate [Chem] n • acetato
acetate n • acetato
acetic adj • acetic
acetification n • acetification
acetify v • acetificar
acetone [Chem] n • acetona
acetose adj • acetose
acetous (acetose) adj • acetose
acetylene [Chem] n • acetylen
acetylene n • acetylen
ache n • dolor, mal
ache, pain adv • mal
ache v • doler
Acheron n • Acheronte
aches (my head -) n • le capite me dole
achieve v • complir
achievement n • complimento
Achillea [Bot] n • achillea (-éa)
Achilles [Gr. Mythol] n • Achilles (-ìlles)
Achilles n • Achilles
achromatic (1. [Opt]; 2. colorless) adj • achromatic
achromatism n • achromatismo
achromatism [Opt] n • achromatismo
achromatization [Opt] n • achromatisation
achromatize [Opt] v • achromatisar
achromatopsy (complete color blindness) n • achromatopsia (-ìa)
achromatous (colorless) adj • achromate
acicula (needle, prickle) [Bot] n • acicula
acicular adj • acicular
acid adj • acide (àcide)
acid n • acido (àcido)
acid precipitation n • precipitation de aciditate
acid rain n • pluvia acide
acid test n • test de acido
acidic adj • acide, acidic
acidifiable adj • acidificabile
acidification n • acidification
acidify (make acid, convert into an acid) v • acidficar
acidify v • acidificar
acidimeter n • acidimetro (-ìmetro)
acidity n • aciditate
acidosis n • acidose, acidosis
acidulate (flavor with an acid) v • acidular
acidulous adj • acidule
acierage, steel plating n • acierage (-aje)
acieration (conversion into steel) n • acieration
acknowledge (- receipt of) v • accusar reception de
acknowledge v • admitter, recognoscer
acknowledgement n • admission, recognoscentia
acme n • culmine
acne n • acne
aco- (-ac-) (remedy) [occurring in compounds] n • aco-
acologic [Med] adj • acologic
acology [Med] n • acologia
acology [Med] n • acologia (-ìa)
acolyte n • acolyto
aconite [Bot] n • aconito
acorn n • glande
acorn-shaped, glandiform adj • glandiforme
acotyledon n • acotyledon
acoustic adj • acustic
acoustical adj • acustic
acousticly adv • acusticamente
acoustics n • acustica
acquaint v • informar, poner al currente
acquaintance, knowledge n • cognoscentia
acquaintance n • cognoscentia
acquaintance (person with whom one is acquainted) n • cognoscentia
acquainted with (be -) v • cognoscer, esser al currente de
acquiesce (agree without enthusiasm) v • acquiescer
acquiesce v • acquiescer
acquiescence n • acquiescentia
acquiescent adj • acquiescente (ppr of acquiescer)
acquirable adj • acquiribile
acquire v • acquirer [-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]
acquirement n • acquisition
acquirer n • acquiritor
acquisition (act of acquiring) n • acquisition
acquisition n • acquisition
acquisition (thing acquired) n • acquesto, acquisition
acquit (free from obligation) v • absolver, disculpar
acquit (release from a duty or obligation) v • quitar
acquittal n • absolution
acre [A] n • acre
acreage n • area
acrid adj • acre
acrid (bitter) adj • acerbe, acride
acridness n • acritate
acrimonious adj • acrimoniose
acrimony (bitterness in argument) n • acrimonio
acrimony n • acrimonia
acro- (terminal, topmost) [occurring in compounds] adj • acr-
acrobat n • acrobata (-òbata)
acrobatic adj/n • acrobatic
acrobaticly adv • acrobaticamente
acrobatics n • acrobatia (-ìa)
acrobatism n • acrobatismo
acronym n • acromymo
acrophobia n • acrophobia
acropolis n • acropole
across adv • al altere latere (de), a transverso
across (over, beyond, on the farther side of) prep • trans
across prep • trans
acrostic (1. [Pros]; 2. initial spelled line verse) n • acrostichio
act (1. act of a play; 2. action, deed) n • acto
act (behave) v • conducer, conducer (se)
act (do) vi • ager
act (in the -) adv • in flagrante delicto
act n • acto
act (theat) v • jocar
act vt • representar
act of god n • caso fortuite
act of parliament n • statuto
act of parliament n • acto del parlamento, lege
act of soaking n • imbibition
acting n • joco
acting (temporary) adj • interimari (in le interim)
actinia (sea anemone) [Bot] n • actinia
actinic adj • actinic
actinium (Ac) n • actinio, actinium
action (1. act, acting; 2. lawsuit) n • action
action n • action
actionable adj • actionabile
activate v • activar
activation n • activation
active adj • active
active voice phr • voce active
activist n • activista
activity n • activitate
actor n • actor
actress n • actrice
acts of desperation phr • actos de desperation
acts of love phr • actiones de amor
acts of negligence phr • actiones de negligentia
acts of violence phr • actos de violentia, vias de facto
actual adj • actual, real
actual (real) adj • actual
actuality (actual existence) n • actualitate
actualization n • actualisation
actualize v • actualisar
actually adv • actualmente, in realitate
actuarial adj • actuarial
actuary n • actuario
actuary (risk calculator) n • actuario
actuary's office (or profession) n • actuariato
actuate (put into/set in action or motion) v • actionar, actuar
actuation n • actuation
acuity n • acuitate
aculeate [Zool/Bot] adj • aculeate
aculeiform adj • aculeiforme
acumen (keenness) n • acumine
acumen n • acumine
acuminate, pointed adj • acuminate (pp of acuminar)
acuminate, sharpen v • acuminar
acupuncture n • acupunctura
acupuncture (needle medicine) n • acupunctura
acupuncture v • acupuncturar
acutangular [Geom] (acute-angled) adj • acutangule
acute (1. acting keenly on the senses; 2. sharp-pointed; 3. shrewd, penetrating, keen) adj • acute
acute accent n • accento acute
acute angled [Geom] (acutangular) adj • acutangule
acute pain n • dolor acute
acuteness, sharpness n • acutessa
ad (advertising) [Amer] n • annuncio
ad hoc phr • ad hoc
ad infinitum phr • ad infinitum, sin fin
ad lib adj/adv • ad lib
ad lib (improvise) v • improvisar
adage n • adagio, proverbio
adagio adj/adv • adagio
adagio adv • lentemente
adagio [Mus] adv/n • adagio [I]
Adam [Bib] n • Adam
adamant adj • adamante
adamant (unyielding) adj • intransigente
Adamic adj • adamic
Adam's apple [Anat] n • pomo de adam
adapt v • adaptar, adaptar (se), appropriar, aptar
adaptability n • adaptabilitate
adaptable adj • accommodabile, adaptabile, appropriabile
adaptation, accommodation n • accommodation
adaptation (action of adapting) n • appropriation
adaptation n • adaptation
adapter (adaptor) n • adaptator
adaptor n • adaptator
add (add one thing to another) v • adder
add v • adder
add to v • annexar
add up [Math] v • additionar, summar
add up (sum up) v • summar
add up v • additionar
addenda n • addenda
addendum n • addendum (pl addenda) [NL]
adder [Comp] n • additionator, additor, summator
adder [Zool] n • vipera
addict (enthusiast) n • enthusiasta
addict (of drugs, substances) n • narcomano
addicted to drink, bibulous adj • bibule
addiction (drugs) n • narcomania
addiction (enthusiasm) n • enthusiasmo
adding machine n • calculator
addition (1. action of adding; 2. thing added) n • addition
addition (in -) conj/prep. phr • in plus
addition (in - to) prep • extra, in plus, preter
addition n • addition
addition (supplement) n • supplemento
additional adj • additional
additionally adv • additionalmente
additive adj • additive
addle (confuse) v • confuse
addled adj • putride
address (a letteror person) v • adressar
address (accost) v • abordar
address (1. address of/on a letter, package; 2. formal communication) n • adresse [F]
address [Comp] n • adresse
address n • direction
address (speak to) v • abordar
address (speech) n • discurso
address (1. to address a prayer to; 2. write the address on, direct) v • adressar
addressee n • destinatario
adduce (cite, give proof) v • adducer
adduce v • adducer [-duc-/-duct-]
adducer n • adductor
adduct [Med] v • adductar
adduction (1. [Physiol]; 2. act of adducing) n • adduction
adduction n • adduction
adductor [Physiol] n • adductor
adelpho- (adelph-) [occurring in compounds] (brother, twin) n • adelpho-
adenitis [Pathol] n • adenitis (-ìtis)
adenography n • adenographia (-ìa)
adenoid, adenoidal adj • adenoide
adenoidal, adenoid adj • adenoide
adenoids n • adenoides
adenoma [Pathol] n • adenoma
adenose, glandulous adj • adenose
adept n • adepto, experto
adept (skillful) adj • experte
adequate adj • adequate (pp of adequar), condigne, sufficiente
adequate, deserved adj • condigne
adequate vt • adequar
adequation n • adequation
adhere (- to an opinion, party) v • adherer [-her-/-hes-]
adhere (stick fast) v • adherer [-her-/-hes-]
adhere v • adherer
adherence (- to a treaty, a party) n • accession
adherence (attachment) n • adherentia
adherent adj • adherente
adherent (follower) n • adherente
adhesion (1. assent; 2. sticking) n • adhesion
adhesive n • adhesive
adhesive (sticking) adj • adhesive
adhesive plaster (sticking plaster) n • sparadrapo
adhesive tape n • sparadrapo
adiabatic adj • adiabatic
adieu, farewell n • adieu [F]
adieu (Fr) n • adeo, adieu
adipocere n • adipocera
adipose (1. - fat; 2. fatty) adj • adipose
adiposis (fatty degeneration) n • adiposis (-òsis)
adiposity (fatness) n • adipositate
adit (access, door, entrance, passage through which one enters) n • adito (àdi-)
adjacency (state of being adjacent) n • adjacentia
adjacent adj • adjacente, limitrophe
adjacent, circumjacent adj • circumvicin
adjectival (adjective) [Gram] adj • adjectival
adjective [Gram] adj • adjective
adjective [Gram] n • adjectivo
adjoin v • adjunger
adjoining adj • adjuncte
adjoining, contiguous adj • contigue
adjoining, near, neighboring adj • vicin, vicinal
adjourn (postpone) v • ajornar
adjourn v • ajornar
adjournment n • ajornamento
adjournment (postponement) n • ajornamento
adjudge (award judicially as a prize) v • adjudicar
adjudger (awarder) n • adjudicator
adjudging (awarding) adj • adjudicative
adjudgment (award) n • adjudication
adjudicate (judge a dispute) v • adjudicar
adjudicated adj • adjudicate
adjudication n • adjudication
adjudicator v • adjudicator
adjunct [Gram] n • adjuncto
adjunction (the act of joining or adding) n • adjunction
adjunctive adj • adjunctive
adjuration n • adjuration
adjuration (solemn command) n • adjuration
adjure v • adjurar
adjust v • adjustar
adjustable adj • adjustabile
adjustable (as in adjustable quarrel) adj • accommodabile
adjuster n • adjustator
adjustment (action of adjusting) n • adjustamento
adjustment (compromise) [Law] n • transaction
adjustment (settlement) n • adjustamento
adjutant (assistant, helper) n • adjutante
adjutant [Mil] n • adjutante
adjuvant, helpful adj • adjuvante (ppr of adjuvar)
administer, manage v • gerer [ger-/gest-]
administer (1. to direct, manage; 2. to furnish or apply) v • administrar
administer v • administrar, gerer
administrable adj • administrabile
administration (1. action of furnishing or applying; 2. management of public affairs, an institution, business; 3. persons collectively managing public affairs, an institution, business, etc.) n • administration
administration (management) n • gestion
administrative adj • administrative
administrator (manager) n • administrator
admirable adj • admirabile
admiral n • admiral
admiralship, admiralty n • admiralato
admiralty, admiralship n • admiralato
admiralty (1. government department in charge of naval affairs; 2. law or court of the admiralty) n • admiralitate
admiralty n • admiralitate
admiration n • admiration
admire v • admirar
admirer n • admirator
admiring adj • admirative
admissibility n • admissibilitate
admissible adj • admissibile
admission (acknowledgement) n • confession
admission (1. allowing entrance or access; 2. conceding the validity or truth of; 3. entrance, concession) n • admission
admit (1. acknowledge as valid or true; 2. allow in, concede; 3. allow to enter) v • admitter [-mitt-/-miss-]
admit (acknowledge) v • confessar
admittance n • admission
admix v • admiscer [-misc-/-mixt-]
admixtion n • admixtion
admixture (admixtion) n • admixtion
admonish (advise) v • moner
admonish v • admoner, admonestar, moner
admonish beforehand, forewarn v • premoner
admonisher, monitor n • monitor
admonishment n • admonestation, admonition
admonition (admonishment) n • admonestation
admonition n • admonestation, admonition, monition
admonitor (admonisher) n • admonitor
admonitory adj • admonitori
admonitory, monitory adj • monitori
ado (activity) n • activitate
ado (agitation) n • agitation
adobe [H] n • adobe
adobo [H] n • adobo
adolescence n • adolescentia
adolescent adj/n • adolescente
Adonian (Adonic) adj • adonie
Adonic adj • adonic
Adonic [Pros] n • adonico, adonio
Adonis [Gr. Mythol] n • Adonis (-dò-)
adopt, give birth to, bear (a child, a litter, etc) v • filiar
adopt v • filiar
adopt v • adoptar
adoptability n • adoptabilitate
adoptable adj • adoptabile
adopted child n • infante adoptate
adopter n • adoptator
adoption n • adoption, filiation
adoptive adj • adoptive
adoptive parent n • genitor adoptive
adorability n • adorabilitate
adorable adj • adorabile
adoration n • adoration
adoration (worship) n • adoration
adore v • adorar
adore (worship) v • adorar
adorer [Fem] n • adoratrice
adorer [Masc] n • adorator
adorn v • adornar, ornar, parar
adorn with gems, gem v • gemmar
adorn with gems (ingem) v • ingemmar
adorner n • adornator
adornment (action of adorning) n • adornamento
adornment, ornament n • ornamento
adrenal [Anat] adj • adrenal
adrenal, suprarenal [Anat] adj • suprarenal
adrenalin n • adrenalina
Adria [Geog] (city of) n • Adria
Adrian n • Adriano
Adrianople n • Adrianopolis (-òpolis)
Adriatic (- Sea) n • Mar Adriatic
Adriatic [Geog] n • Adriatico
Adriatic n • Adriatico
Adriatic (1. pertaining to the Adriatic; 2. pertaining to the city of Adria) adj • adriatic
adrift adj • flottante al deriva
adroit (adept) adj • adepte
adroit (expert) adj • experte
adroit (handy) adj • dextere
adroit (skillful) adj • habile
adulate (praise highly) v • adular
adulate v • adular
adulation n • adulation
adulator n • adulator
adulatory adj • adulatori
adult, grown-up adj • adulte
adult n • adulto
adulterate v • adulterar, alterar
adulteration (action of adulterating) n • adulteration, alteration
adulteration n • adulteration
adulterator n • adulterator
adulterer [Masc] n • adultero (-ùltero)
adulterer n • adulterator
adulteress [Fem] n • adultera (-ùltera)
adulterine adj • adulterin
adulterous adj • adulterose
adultery n • adulterio
adumbrate, overshadow v • adumbrar
adumbration, overshadowing n • adumbration
adust, burnt, scorched adj • aduste
advance (1. as in to advance a proposition; 2. go ahead; 3. to move forward; 4. to promote in rank) v • avantiar
advance (forward motion) n • avantiamento
advance (money) v • anticipar
advance n • avantia, avantiamento
advance (payment beforehand) n • avantia
advance (progress) n • progresso
advance (progress) v • progreder
advance a payment (-) v • anticipar un pagamento
advance guard, outpost [Mil] n • avantiata
advance payment n • pagamento anticipate
advancement n • avantiamento
advancement (promotion in rank) n • avantiamento
advancing, making progress adj • proficiente
advantage (having superiority) n • avantage
advantage n • avantage (-aje), partito
advantage, profit n • partito
advantage (take - of) v • prender avantage de
advantageous adj • avantagiose (-ajo-)
advent (arrival) n • advenimento
Advent [Eccl] n • Advento
advent n • advenimento
Advent n • Advento
Adventist n • adventista
adventitious (accidental) adj • adventicie
adventitious adj • adventicie
adventure n • aventura
adventure (venture, risk) v • aventurar, aventurar (se)
adventurer n • aventurero
adventurous adj • aventurose
adverb n • adverbio
adverbial adj • adverbial
adversary n • adversario
adversative [Gram] adj • adversative
adverse adj • adverse
adverse (contrary, unfavorable) adj • adverse
adversity, mishap, contrariety n • contrarietate
adversity n • adversitate
advert, have reference (to) v • adverter [-vert-/-vers-]
advertence, advertency n • advertentia
advertency, advertence n • advertentia
advertent, attentive adj • advertente (ppr of adverter)
advertise v • annunciar, facer reclamo (pro)
advertisement n • annuncio, reclamo
advertising, publicity n • publicitate, reclamo
advice (1. counsel; 2. notice) n • ariso
advice n • aviso, consilio
advisable adj • judiciose
advisable adj • consiliabile
advise, counsel v • consiliar
advise, give notice v • advertir
advise (1. to counsel; 2. to give information or notice to) v • avisar
advise, urge, persuade v • suader [suad-/suas-]
advise v • avisar, consiliar, moner, suader
advised adj • avisate
advised (ill -) adj • incaute
advised (well -) adj • judiciose, sage
advisedly adv • deliberatemente
adviser, consultant n • consultor
adviser, counsellor n • consiliator, consiliero
adviser n • consultor
advisory adj • consultative
advisory, consultative adj • consultative
advisory committee phr • committee consultative
advocacy n • defensa
advocate (champion, supporter) n • advocato
advocate [Law] n • advocato
advocate n • advocato, favorar, recommendar
adynamia [Med] n • adynamia (-ìa)
adynamia n • adynamia
adynamic adj • adyname
adynamic adj • adynamic
adynamic [Med] adj • adynamic
adze (adz) n • hachetto
Aegean (- Sea) n • Egeo (-géo)
Aegean (- Sea) n • Egeo
Aegean adj • egee (-gée)
Aegean adj • egee
aegean adj • egee
Aegean Sea n • Mar Egee
Aegeus [Gr. Mythol] n • Egeo (-géo)
Aegeus [Gr. Mythol] n • Egeo
aegis [Gr. Antiq] n • egide (égide)
aegis [Gr. Antiq] n • egide
aegis n • egide
aegis n • protection
aegis (shield, protection) n • egide
aegis (shield, protection) n • egide (égide)
aegis (under the - of) phr • sub le egide de
Aeneas [Gr. Mythol] n • Eneas
Aeneas [Gr. Mythol] n • Eneas (-né-)
Aeneid [Lat. Lit] n • Eneide (-néi-)
Aeneid [Lat. Lit] n • Eneide
Aeolian (of Aeolus) adj • eolic
Aeolian (of Aeolus) adj • eolie
Aeolus [Mythol] n • Eolo
Aeolus [Mythol] n • Eolo (é-)
aerate v • aerar
aeration, airing n • aerage (-aje)
aeration, airing n • aerage
aeration, airing n • aeration
aerial adj • aeree
aerial n • antenna
aerial view phr • vista aeree
aeriferous adj • aerifere
aerification n • aerification
aeriform adj • aeriforme
aerify (change to an aeriform state) v • aerificar
aerobatics n • aerobatica
aerobe [Biol] n • aerobio
aerobic [Biol] adj • aerobie
aerodrome n • aerodromo
aerodrome n • aerodromo (òdromo)
aerodynamic adj • aerodynamic
aerodynamics n • aerodynamica
aerodyne n • aerodyno
aerofoil n • aerofilo
aerography n • aerographia (-ìa)
aerography n • aerographia
aerolite n • aerolitho (-òlito)
aerolite n • aerolitho
aerolith n • aerolitho
aerolitic adj • aerolitic
aerology n • aerologia (-ìa)
aerology n • aerologia
aerometer n • aerometro (-òmetro)
aerometer n • aerometro
aerometry n • aerometria
aerometry n • aerometria (-ìa)
aeronaut, airman n • aeronauta
aeronaut n • aeronauta
aeronautic adj • aeronautic
aeronautic (al) adj • aeronautic
aeronautical adj • aeronautic
aeronautics n • aeronautica
aeroplane (airplane) n • aeroplano
aeroplane n • avion
aerosol (mist) n • aerosol
aerosol (spray canister) n • atomisator
aerostat [Aeronaut] n • aerostato
aerostat [Aeronaut] n • aerostato (-òstato)
aerostatic adj • aerostatic
aerostatics n • aerostatica
aerostation n • aerostation
Aeschylus n • Eschylo
Aeschylus n • Aeschylo
Aeschylus n • Eschylo (és-)
Aesculapius [Gr. Mythol] n • Esculapio
Aesculapius n • Aesculapio
Aesop [Gr. Lit] n • Esopo
Aesop n • Aesop
Aesopian, Aesopic adj • esopic
aesthete, esthete n • estheta
aesthetic adj • esthetic
aesthetic, esthetic adj • esthetic
aesthetical adj • esthetic
aesthetically adv • estheticamente
aestheticly adv • estheticamente
aesthetics (esthetics) n • esthetica
aesthetics n • esthetica
aetiology n • aetiologia
Aetna, Etna n • Etna
afar adv • a un distantia, a distantia
afar adv • a distantia, a un distantia
afar (from -) adv • de longe
affability n • affabilitate
affable adj • affabile
affable (friendly) adj • affabile
affair (amorous -) n • affaire amorose
affair [F] (concern) n • affaire
affair [F] (event) n • affaire
affair, matter, thing n • re
affair n • pragma
affair n • re
affect (concern) v • concernar
affect (have an affection for) v • affectar
affect (have an effect on) v • afficer
affect (have an effect on) v • afficer [-fic-/-fect-]
affect (impress) v • impressionar
affect (influence) v • influer super
affect (pretend, feign) v • affectar
affect (pretend) n • affectar
affect v • conmover
affect v • mover
affect v • afficer
affect with caries, rot [Med] v • cariar
affectation (artificiality of manner) n • affectation
affectation n • affectation
affectation n • preciositate
affectation, preciosity n • preciositate
affected adj • affectate
affected (full of affectation) adj • affectate
affected, impressed (deeply) adj • penetrate (pp of penetrar)
affected, impressed (deeply) adj • penetrate
affected pose n • posa
affected with caries, carious adj • cariate
affected with carries, carious adj • cariose
affection (fondness) n • affecto
affection (fondness) n • affection
affection (love) n • dilection
affection n • affection
affection [Pathol] n • affection
affection (tenderness) n • teneressa
affection (the fact or state of being affected or acted upon) n • affection
affectionate adj • affectionate (pp of affectionar)
affectionate adj • affectionate
affectionate, loving adj • affectuose
affectionate devotion n • pietate
affective (emotional) adj • affective
affiance, betroth v • fidantiar
affidavit (written statement made on oath) n • affidavit (-àvit)
affidavit (written statement made on oath) n • affidavit
affiliate (affiliated) adj • affiliate
affiliate (receive or connect as member, branch, etc.) v • affiliar
affiliate v • affiliar (se)
affiliate v • affiliar
affiliated (pp of affiliar) adj • affiliate
affiliation n • affiliation
affiliation (with a group) n • affiliation
affinity (attraction) n • affinitate
affinity (of similar structure) n • affinitate
affinity (relationship by marriage) n • affinitate
affinity (resemblance, likeness) n • affinitate
affirm, assert v • asserer
affirm, assert v • asserer [-ser-/-sert-]
affirm (assert) v • affirmar
affirm (confirm it is true) v • affirmar
affirm, maintain v • pretender
affirm, maintain v • pretender [-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]
affirm positively, asseverate v • asseverar
affirmable adj • affirmabile
affirmation (affirmative proposition) n • affirmation
affirmation, assertion n • assertion
affirmation (assertion) n • affirmation
affirmation n • affirmation
affirmative adj • affirmative
affirmative (affirmative statement, reply, etc.) n • affirmativa
affirmative, assertive adj • assertive
affirmer n • affirmator
affirming, assertory adj • assertori
affix (fasten) v • affiger
affix (fasten) v • affiger [-fig-/-fix-]
affix [Gram] n • affixo
affix n • affixo
affix v • affixar
afflict, torment v • remorder [-mord-/-mors-]
afflict, torment v • remorder
afflict v • affliger [-flig-/-flict-]
afflict v • affliger
afflict v • remorder
affliction, distress n • affliction
affliction n • affliction
affliction, passion, suffering n • pathos (pàtos)
affliction, passion, suffering n • pathos
affluence (as in affluence of people) n • affluentia
affluence (concourse, flowing towards) n • affluentia
affluence (opulence) n • affluentia
affluence (profusion) n • affluentia
affluent adj • affluente
affluent (opulent) adj • affluente
affluent, tributary (stream) n • affluente
afflux n • affluxo
afford (give) v • dar
afford (we cannot -) v. phr • nos non pote tolerar le expensa de
affording compensation (compensative) adj • compensative
afforest v • afforestar
affray (brawl) n • rixa
affront (insult) n • affronto
affront n • affronto
affront (to face in defiance) v • affrontar
affront (to insult to the face) v • affrontar
affront v • affrontar
affronter (insulter) n • affrontator
affronting (insulting) (act of) n • affrontamento
affusion n • affusion
afghan adj • afghan
afghan n • afghano
Afghanistan [Geog] n • Afghanistan
afield (astray) adv • disviate
afield (far -) adv • multo lontan
aflame (in flames) adj/adv • in flammas
aflame (inflamed) adj • inflammate
afloat adj • flottante
afloat adj • in barca
aflutter adj • nervosemente excitate
afoot adj/adv • in motion
aforementioned adj • lo mentionate previemente
aforementioned, aforesaid adj • precitate
aforesaid adj • lo citate previemente
aforesaid adj • precitate
aforesaid, aforementioned adj • precitate
afraid adj • pavorose
afraid adj • apprehensive
afraid adj • timorose
afraid (be - of) v • haber timor de
afraid (be - of) v • haber pavor de
afresh adv • de nove
Africa [Geog] n • Africa
Africa n • Africa (à-)
Africa n • Africa
African adj • african
african adj • african
african n • africano
African n • africano
after adv • pois
after adv • depost
after adv • post
after adv • postea
after adv • secundo
after conj • post que
after (following) prep • secun
after (just -) phr • subinde
after (just -) phr • sovente
after prep • depois
after prep • post
after prep • depost
after all prep • post toto
after that, thereupon, tenceforward, from that time adv • inde
afterbirth [Anat] n • placenta
afterbirth [Anat] n • secundinas
after-burner n • becco de post-ignition
after-care n • cura de convalescentia
after-effect [Med] n • sequela
after-effect n • consequentia
after-effect n • repercussion
afterglow n • brillantia restante
afterimage n • imagine restante
afterlife n • vita post-morte
aftermath n • effectos
aftermath n • resultato
aftermath n • consequentias
afternoon n • postmeridie
afterthought n • reflexion posterior
afterwards adv • depost
afterwards adv • depois
afterwards adv • pois
afterwards adv • postea
afterwards adv • post
afterwards (after) adv • post
afterwards (later) adv • depois (-pòis)
afterwards (later) adv • depois
afterwards (later) adv • depost
afterwards (next in order) adv • deinde
afterwards (next in order) adv • deinde (déin-)
afterwards (then, following in time) adv • deinde (déin-)
afterwards (then, following in time) adv • deinde
afterwards (thereafter) adv • postea
again adv • de novo
again adv • altere vice
again adv • novemente
again adv • re-
again adv • de nove
again, anew adv • itero
again, anew adv • itero (ì-)
again, attach, fasten v • reattaccar
again, attack, assail v • reattaccar
again and again adv • repetitemente
against prep • erga
against prep • contra
against one's will, unwillingly adv • nolente
agape (love) n • amor christian
agape (love) n • agape
agar [Bot] n • agar
agar [Bot] n • gellatina de alga
agar-agar n • agar-agar
agar-agar n • agar-agar [Mal]
agaric [Bot] adj • agaric
agaric [Bot] n • agarico
agate adj • agatin
agate, agatine adj • agatin
agate n • agata
agate (the stone agate) n • agata
agate (the stone agate) n • agata (à-)
agatiferous adj • agatifere
agatiform adj • agatiforme
agave [Bot] n • agave
age (1. lapse of time; 2. period in life) n • etate
age (long period of time) n • evo
age n • evo
age (oldness) n • vetustate
age (oldness) n • vetulessa
age (period) n • epocha
age vi • inveterar
age (years) n • etate
aged adj • vetule
agency (as in news agency, real estate agency, etc.) n • agentia
agency n • agentia
agenda (memorandum book) n • agenda
agenda n • ordine del die
agent (1. active power; 2. one who acts for another) n • agente
agent (emissary) n • emissario
agent (minister) n • ministro
agent n • mandatario
agent n • agente
agent (representant) n • representante
agent, representative n • ministro
agglomerate (gather into a mass) v • agglomerar
agglomerate (gather or heap together) v • agglomerar
agglomerate n • agglomerato
agglomeration n • agglomeration
agglutinant, agglutinative adj • agglutinante
agglutinant, agglutinative adj • agglutinante (ppr of agglutinar)
agglutinate, stick or glue together v • agglutinar
agglutinating, agglutinative adj • agglutinative
agglutination n • agglutination
agglutinative, agglutinating adj • agglutinative
aggrandize (augment) v • augmentar
aggrandize (increase the power, wealth, or rank, of) v • aggrandir
aggrandize (make bigger) v • aggrandisar
aggrandizement n • aggrandimento
aggravate (infuriate) v • exasperar
aggravate, make worse (a disease, pain, etc.) v • exasperar
aggravate (make worse) v • aggravar
aggravate (worsen) v • aggravar
aggravated [Law] adj • qualificate pp of qualificar
aggravating (annoying) adj • exasperante
aggravating (making worse) adj • aggravante
aggravation (act of aggravating, or state of being aggravated) n • aggravation
aggravation (annoyance) n • exasperation
aggravation (making worse) n • aggravation
aggravation n • aggravamento
aggravation (of disease, pain, etc.) n • exasperation
aggravator n • aggravator
aggregate adj • collective
aggregate adj • total
aggregate (collect or unite into a mass or sum) v • aggregar
aggregate, inclusive etc., total adj • global
aggregate n • aggregato
aggregate n • total
aggregate v • aggregar (se)
aggregate v • aggregar
aggregation n • aggregation
aggregative adj • aggregative
aggression n • aggression
aggressive adj • aggressive
aggressor, attacker n • insultator
aggressor n • aggressor
aggrieve n • offender
aghast adj • horrificate
agile adj • agile
agile, fleet, nimble adj • legier (-jér)
agile, fleet, nimble adj • legier
agile, nimble, quick adj • preste
agile (nimble) adj • agile
agile (nimble) adj • legier
agility, fleetness, nimbleness n • legieressa
agility, fleetness, nimbleness n • legieressa (-jer-)
agility n • agilitate
agility, nimbleness, quickness n • prestessa
agio, exchange premium [Commer] n • agio
agio, exchange premium [Commer] n • agio (ajo)
agiotage, exchange business, stockbroking n • agiotage (ajotaje)
agiotage, exchange business, stockbroking n • agiotage
agitate (1. to move or shake violently) v • agitar
agitate (stir up) v • agitar
agitation (1. violent moving or shaking; 2. disturbance, excitement) n • agitation
agitation, commotion, tremor (violent physical or mental disturbance) n • commotion
agitation n • agitation
agitation, trepidation n • trepiditate
agitator (1. [Pol]; 2. apparatus for shaking or mixing) n • agitator
agitator n • agitator
aglet, aiguillette n • agulietta
agnate (on father's side) adj • de parte del patre
agnostic adj • agnostic
agnostic n • agnostico
agnosticism (can't know for sure) n • agnosticismo
agnosticism n • agnosticismo
ago (a moment -) phr • jam
ago (a year -) phr • ante un anno
ago adv • retro
ago adv • in passato
ago adv • passate
ago (long -) phr • pridem
agog (excited) adj • excitate
-agogue [occurring in compounds] adj • -agog-
agon [Gr. Antiq] n • agon
agonist [Gr. Antiq] n • agonista
agonistic [Gr. Antiq] adj • agonistic
agonize (anguishing, suffering) v • agonisar
agonize, suffer mental anguish v • agonisar
agonizing adj/pres. part • atroce
agonizing adj/pres. part • agonisante
agony (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind) n • agonia
agony (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind) n • agonia (-ìa)
agony (agony) n • agonia
agony (anguish) n • angustia
agora [Gr. Hist] n • agora (àgora)
agora [Gr. Hist] n • agora
agoraphobe [Pychopathol] n • agoraphobo
agoraphobe [Pychopathol] n • agoraphobo (-àphobo)
agoraphobia (fear of open places) n • agoraphobia
agoraphobia [Psychopathol] n • agoraphobia (-ìa)
agoraphobia [Psychopathol] n • agoraphobia
agoraphobic adj • agoraphobe
agoraphobic adj • agoraphobe (-àphobe)
agoraphobic adj • agoraphobic
agrarian adj • agrari
agree (be in agreement) v • concordar
agree (come to an agreement) v • convenir
agree (come to an agreement) v • convenir [-ven-/-vent-]
agree (concur) v • esser de accordo
agree (concur) v • consentir
agree [Gram] v • concordar
agree v • convenir
agreeable adj • agradabile
agreeable, pleasing adj • agradabile
agreeableness, pleasantness n • agradamento
agreement (concurrence) n • accordo
agreement n • concordantia
agreement (pact) n • convention
agreement, treaty n • tractato
agreement (treaty) n • tractato
agricultural adj • agricole
agricultural, agronomic adj • agronomic
agricultural, farming adj • aratori
agriculturalist n • agricola
agriculturalist n • agricola (-ìcola)
agriculture, farming n • agricultura
agriculture n • agricultura
agriculturist n • agricultor
agronomic, agricultural adj • agronomic
agronomist n • agronomo (-rò-)
agronomist n • agronomo
agronomy, agronomics n • agronomia (-ìa)
agronomy, agronomics n • agronomia
aground adv • arenate
aground (run -) v • arenar
aground (run -) v • arenar (se)
ah interj • eia
ah interj • ei
ah interj • heia
ah interj • ah
aha interj • heia
aha interj • aha
ahead adj • ante
ahead adj • avante
ahead adv • ante
ahead adv • avante
ahem interj • ehem
aid, assist v • coadjuvar [-juv-/-jut-]
aid, assist v • subvenir
aid, assist v • coadjuvar
aid, assist v • subvenir [-ven-/-vent-]
aid, help n • adjuta
aid, help n • auxilio
aid, help v • adjuvar
aid, help v • adjuvar [-juv-/-jut-]
aid, help v • auxiliar
aid, help v • juvar [juv-/jut-]
aid, help v • adjutar
aid, help v • juvar
aid n • auxilio
aid n • adjuta
aid n • subvention
aid n • succurso
aid v • auxiliar
aid v • adjuvar
aid v • succurrer
aid v • adjutar
aide (assistant) n • adjuta
aigrette [F] n • aigrette
aiguillette, aglet n • agulietta
ail v • doler
ail v • penar
aileron n • aleron
ailment n • maladia
ailment n • infirmitate
ailment n • morbo
aim (- a gun) v • punctar un arma
aim (- a telescope) v • punctar un telescopio
aim (as in take aim, good aim, etc.) n • mira
aim (blow) vt • diriger
aim (end) n • fin
aim (goal) n • gol
aim (intend) vi • aspirar
aim (intend) vi • intender
aim (intend) vi • intender (de)
aim (intend) vi • aspirar (a)
aim (mil) v • mira
aim, object n • scopo
aim (object) n • objecto
aim (objective) n • objectivo
aim (purpose) n • proposito
aim (scope) n • scopo
aim (take aim) v • visar
aim at (take) v • mirar
aim at (target) v • visar
aim at (target) v • mirar
aiming, pointing (of guns, etc) n • punctage (-aje)
aiming, pointing (of guns, etc) n • punctage
aimless adj • sin proposito
aimlessly adv • sin proposito
ain't (isn't) v • non es
air (1. atmospheric air; 2. appearance; 3. melody) n • aere
air adj • aeree
air (airy, aerial) adj • aeree
air (expose to the open air) v • aerar
air (in the open) prep. phr • al aere libere
air n • aere
air v • aerar
air condition v • climatisar
air conditioning n • climatisation
air hostess n • stewardessa
air pressure n • pression atmospheric
air raid n • incursion aeree
airborne adj • portate per le aere
air-condition v • climatisar
air-conditioning n • climatisation
aircraft n • aeronave, aeronaves
aircraft n • avion(es)
aircraft carrier n • porta-aviones
airfield n • aerodromo
airfield n • campo de aviation
airforce n • fortia aeree
airforce n • armea aeree
airing, aeration n • aerage
airing, aeration n • aerage (-aje)
airing, aeration n • aeration
airing n • aeration
airing n • ventilation
airline n • linea aeree
airmail (by -) adv/n • per avion
airmail (by -) adv/n • via aeree
airmail n • posta aeree
airman, aeronaut n • aeronauta
airman n • aviator
airman n • aeronauta
airplane (by -) adv/n • per aeroplano
airplane (by -) adv/n • per avion
airplane (by -) adv/n • via aeree
airplane n • avion
airplane n • aeroplano
airport n • aeroporto
airs (put on -) phr • dar se aeres
airship n • nave aeree
airship n • aeroplane
airship n • aeronave
airship n • avion
airsickness n • mal de aviatores
airtight adj • hermetic
aisle n • passage
aisle n • nave lateral
Aix-la-Chapelle, Aachen [G] n • Aachen
Aix-la-Chapelle, Aachen n • Aquisgrano
ajar adj • semiaperte
alabaster (as in gypseous alabaster) n • alabastro
alabaster (Oriental alabaster) n • alabastrite
alabastrine, alabaster adj • alabastrin
alacritous, eager, brisk adj • alacre (àl-)
alacritous, eager, brisk adj • alacre
alacrity, eagerness, briskness n • alacritate
alacrity (quickness) n • alacritate
alarm (1. call to arms; 2. fright) n • alarma
alarm (1. to call to arms; 2. to startle) v • alarmar
alarm, alert n • alerta
alarm (alert) n • alerta
alarm (alert) n • alerta
alarm, give the alarm to v • alertar
alarm n • alarma
alarm v • alertar
alarm v • alarmar
alarm clock n • eveliator
alarming adj • alarmante
alarming adj • alarmante (ppr of alarmar)
alarmist n • alarmista
alas interj • guai
Alaska [Geog] n • Alaska
Alaska (State of -) n • le Stato de Alaska
alb [Eccl] n • alba
Albania [Geog] n • Albania
Albania n • Albania
albatross [Ornith] n • albatros
albeit conj • benque
Alberta [Geog] n • Alberta
albiflorous, white-flowered adj • albiflor
albinism n • albinismo
albino adj • albin
albino n • albino
album n • album (àl-)
album n • album
albumen (1. white of an egg 2. [Bot]) n • albumine
albumen (egg-white) n • albumine
albumin [Biochem] n • albumina
albumin [Biochem] n • albumina (-ùmina)
albumin (complex protein) n • albumina
albuminoid, albuminoidal adj • albuminoide
albuminoid [Biochem] n • albuminoide
albuminous, albuminose adj • albuminose
albuminuria [Pathol] n • albuminuria
alburnum (sapwood) n • alburno
alcalde (mayor of a Spanish town, etc.) n • alcalde
alcalde (mayor of a Spanish town, etc.) n • alcalde [H]
alchemical adj • alchimic
alchemist n • alchimista
alchemy n • alchimia (-ìa)
alchemy n • alchimia
alcohol n • alcohol [NL]
alcohol n • alcohol
alcoholic adj • alcoholic
alcoholic n • alcoholico
alcoholism n • alcoholismo
alcoholization n • alcoholisation
alcoholize v • alcoholisar
alcove n • alcova
alcove (recessed portion of a room) n • alcova
alderman n • legislator urban
ale (brown -) n • bira obscur
ale n • ale
ale n • ale [A]
ale n • bira
ale (pale -) n • bira clar
aleatoric (random) adj • aleatori
aleatory (random) adj • aleatori
alembic adj • alembic
alert adj • alerte, alerte
alert adj • vigilante
alert adj • alerte
alert, alarm n • alerta
alert [Mil] n • alerta
alert n • alerta
alert n • alerta
alert v • alertar
alert v • alertar
alert (vigilant) adj • alerte
alert, watchful adj • alerte
alertness n • vigilantia
Aleut n • aleut
Aleutian adj • aleutic
Alexandria n • Alecandria
Alexandrian (1. of Alexandria; 2. of Alexander the Great) adj • alexandrin
alexandrian adj • alexandrine
alexandrian adj • hellenistic
Alexandrian (of Alexandria) adj • alexandrian
Alexandrine [Pros] adj • alexandrin
Alexandrine [Pros] n • alexandrino
alfalfa, lucerne [Bot] n • lucerna
alfalfa n • alfalfa
alfalfa n • lucerna
alga n • alga
algae n • algas
algebra n • algebra
algebra n • algebra (àl-)
algebraic adj • algebraic
algebraic, algebraical adj • algebric
algebrist n • algebrista
Alger n • Alger
Algeria [Geog] n • Algeria
Algeria n • Algeria
algerian adj • algerian
Algerian, Algerine adj • algerian
Algerian n • algeriano
algerian n • algeriano
algesia (sensitivity to pain) [Med] n • algesia (-ìa)
algesia (sensitivity to pain) [Med] n • algesia
Algiers n • Alger
algo-, alg- (pain) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • algo
algol [Comp] n • lingua de programmation algol
algometer [Psychol] n • algometro (-ònetro)
algometer [Psychol] n • algometro
algometric [Psychol] adj • algometric
algometry (measurement of sensitivity to pain) [Psychol] n • algometria (-ìa)
algometry (measurement of sensitivity to pain) [Psychol] n • algometria
algonquian adj • algonquian
algonquian (amerindian) n • algonquiano
algorithm n • algorithmo
algorithmic adj • algorithmic
alias adv • alias (àl-)
alias adv • alias
alias n • pseudonymo
alibi n • un alibi
alibi n • alibi (àl-)
alibi n • alibi
alibility n • alibilitate
alible, nutritive, nourishing adj • alibile
alien (different) adj • alien
alien (differing in nature) adj • alien
alien (foreign) n • estranie
alien n • estraniero
alienability n • alienabilitate
alienable adj • alienabile
alienate (1. to transfer ownership of; 2. to estrange) v • alienar
alienate, estrange v • estraniar
alienate (force a separation) v • estraniar
alienate v • alienar
alienation (1. transfer of ownership to another; 2. estrangement; 3. insanity) n • alienation
alienation, estrangement n • estraniamento
alienation n • alienation
alienator n • alienator
alienee n • alienatario
alienism [Med] n • alienismo
alienist n • alienista
alight (- on water) phr • amarar
alight (aflame) adj • in flammas
alight (illuminated) adj • illuminate
alight (set -) v • accender
alight (set -) v • incender
alight v • atterrar
alight v • descender
alight on water [Aeronaut] v • amarar
alighting on water (action of -) [Aeronaut] n • amarage (-aje)
alighting on water (action of -) [Aeronaut] n • amarage
align (range or place in a line) v • alinear
align v • alinear
alignment (action of aligning) n • alineamento
alignment n • alineamento
alike adj • simile
alike adj • similar
alike adv • del mesme maniera
alike adv • equalmente
alike (equal) adj • equal
alimental (nourishing) adj • alimental
alimentary adj • alimentari
alimentary canal, enteron [Anat/Zool] n • enteron (én-)
alimentary canal, enteron [Anat/Zool] n • enteron
alimentation, nourishment n • alimentation
alimenter, feeder n • alimentator
alimony n • alimentos (post-marital)
alimony n • alimentos
alive adj • vive
alive (be -) v • viver
alive (be -) v • spirar
alive (be -) v • esser
alive, live, living adj • vive
alive, living adj • vivente
alive (living) adj • vivente
alive (make -) v • animar
alive (make -) v • vivificar
alive (make -) v • reanimar
alive and well adj. phr • san e salve
alizarin, madder root n • alizarina
alkali n • alcali
alkalimeter n • alcalimetro
alkalimeter n • alcalimetro (-ì-)
alkaline adj • alcalin
alkaline n • alcalino
alkalinity n • alcalinitate
alkalization n • alcalisation
alkalize v • alcalisar
alkaloid n • alcaloide
all (1. as in all the cheese; 2. as in all the books) adj • omne
all (1. the whole of; 2. all the parts, members, etc. of a whole series or group) adj • tote
all (above -) adv • super toto
all adj • omne
all adj • tote
all adv • completemente
all (after -) adv • post toto
all (at -) adv • del toto
all (everybody) pron • omnes
all, everything n • toto
all (everything) pron • toto
all n • toto
all (not at -) adv • nullemente
all pron • omnes (òm-)
all pron • omnes
all clear n • toto ben
all clear n • toto clar
all out adj/adv • con maxime fortia
all over adv • in tote parte
all over (finished) adj • terminate
all right adv • salve
all right adv • ben
all right adv • correcte
all right interj • bon!
all right interj • ben!
all right interj • de accordo
all round adj • incirculante
all round adj • incirculante (completemente)
all senses, tenor n • tenor
all star adj • omnistella
all star n • omnistella
all the better adv • tanto melio
all the same adv • con tote isto
all told adv • in toto
allah (arabic) n • God
allay (calming) v • sedar
allay, soothe, appease v • sedar
allegation (assertion without proof) n • allegation
allegation [Law] n • allegation
allege (affirm) v • allegar
allege (bring forward as an argument or excuse) v • allegar
allege (use as an excuse) v • pretextar
allege as a pretext v • pretextar
alleged adj • pretense
allegiance (loyalty) n • deber de fidelitate
allegoric, allegorical adj • allegoric
allegorist n • allegorista
allegorization n • allegorisaion
allegorize v • allegorisar
allegorizer n • allegorisator
allegory (hidden meaning story) n • allegoria
allegory n • allegoria (-ìa)
allegory n • allegoria
allegretto [Mus] n • allegretto
allegro [Mus] n • allegro
allergic adj • allergic
allergic [Pathol] adj • allergic
allergy n • allergia
allergy [Pathol] n • allergia
allergy [Pathol] n • allergia (-ìa)
alleviate (relieve) v • alleviar
alleviation n • alleviation
alley n • allee
alley n • vico
alley, street n • vico
alliance n • alliantia
allied adj • alliate
alligator n • alligator
alligator n • alligator [A]
alligator pear, avocado n • avocato
alliterate v • alliterar
alliteration n • alliteration
allo-, all- (other) [occurring in compounds] adj • all-
allocate (allot) v • distribuer
allocate (allot) v • assignar
allocation n • allocation
allocator n • allocator
allocator n • assignator
allocution n • allocution
allopath n • allopathe
allopath n • allopathe (-ò-)
allopathy n • allopathia (-ìa)
allopathy n • allopathia
allot (apportion) v • apportionar
allot, assign v • tribuer [tribu-/tribut-]
allot, assign v • attribuer
allot, assign v • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
allot, assign v • tribuer
allot (assign) v • assignar
allot (attribute) v • attribuer
allot (distribute) v • distribuer
allotment (apportioning) n • repartition
allotment (apportioning) n • distribution
allotment (apportioning) n • apportionamento
allotment, distribution n • repartition
allotment (land) n • parcella de terreno
allotrope [Chem] n • allotropo
allotrope [Chem] n • allotropo (-òtropo)
allotropic [Chem] adj • allotropic
allotropic [Chem] adj • allotrope
allotropic [Chem] adj • allotrope (-òtrope)
allotropous [Zoo] adj • allotrope (-òtrope)
allotropous [Zoo] adj • allotrope
allotropy [Chem] n • allotropia
allotropy [Chem] n • allotropia (-ìa)
allow, brook, comport, bear v • comportar
allow, permit v • permitter
allow, permit v • permitter [-mitt-/-miss-]
allow v • permitter
allow for v • tener conto de
allow me v • permitte me
allowable adj • admissibile
allowance (a small -) phr • un pitancia
allowance n • alimentos
allowance n • assignation
alloy (as in to alloy silver with copper) v • alligar
alloy n • alligato
alloy v • alligar
all-seeing, omnivident adj • omnividente
allspice n • specie (condimento) de myrto
allspice n • specie de myrto
allude (casually refering) v • alluder (a)
allude (casually refering) v • alluder
allude v • alluder [-lud-/-lus-]
allude v • alluder
allure (attract) v • attraher
alluring adj • attractive
allusion n • allusion
allusive adj • allusive
alluvial adj • alluvial
alluvium n • alluvion
ally (by marriage) v • apparentar
ally, confederate n • confederato
ally n • alliato
ally n • confederato
ally v • alliar
ally or connect by marriage v • apparentar
alma mater n • alma matre
almanac, calendar n • ephemeride
almanac, calendar n • ephemeride (-mé-)
almanac n • almanac
almanac n • ephemeride
almightiness, omnipotence n • omnipotentia
almighty adj • omnipotente
almighty, omnipotent adj • omnipotente
almond (an - tree) n • amandoliero
almond n • amandola (-àndola)
almond n • amandola
almond-tree n • amandoliero
almoner n • almosnero
almonry n • almosneria (-ìa]
almost adv • quasi
almost, nearly adv • quasi
alms (give -) v • dar almosna
alms (give -) v • facer le caritate
alms n • caritate
alms n • almosna)
alms n • eleemosyna (-mò-)
alms n • almosna
alms n • eleemosyna
alms bag, alms purse n • almosniera
alms purse, alms bag n • almosniera
aloe n • aloe
aloft adv • in le aere
aloft adv • in alto
alone adj • singule
alone adj • sol
alone, single, separate adj • singule
along, by n • secundo
along, by prep • secun
along (get -) v • arrangiar se
along (get - with another) v • intender se
along (manage) v • arrangiar se
along prep • secundo
along prep • preter
along with adv/conj • insimul a
alongside (- of) prep • preter
alongside adv • bordo a bordo
alongside prep • al latere de
aloof (reserved) adj • multo distante
alopecia n • calvitia
aloud adv • in alte voce (1. not in a whisper; 2. loudly)
alpha (the first letter of the Greek alphabet) n • alpha
alphabet n • alphabeto
alphabetical adj • alphabetic
alphabetically adv • alphabeticamente
alphabetization n • alphabetisation
alphabetize v • alphabetisar
alphanumeric adj • alphanumeric
alpine adj • alpestre
alpine adj • alpin
Alpine, Alpestrine adj • alpestre
Alpine, alpine adj • alpin
Alpinism n • alpinismo
Alpinist n • alpinista
Alps [Geog] n • Alpes
already adv • jam
already adv • ya
already adv • ja
already, at once, right away adv • jam
already (ja, jam) adv • ya
Alsace n • Alsatia
Alsatian adj • alsatian
alsatian (dog) adj • can pastoral german
alsatian (dog) n • can pastoral german
Alsatian n • alsatiano
also (- not) adv • ni
also adv • anque
also adv • de plus
also adv • in plus
also adv • alsi
also adv • etiam
also, likewise adv • equalmente
also, too adv • alsi (-ì)
also, too adv • anque
also, too adv • anque (anke)
also, too adv • alsi
also: cargo, load n • cargamento
Altai (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region) n • Altai (-ài)
Altai (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region) n • Altai
Altaic adj • altaic
Altaic adj • altaic (-àic)
altar n • altar
alter (make different) v • alterar
alter v • alterar (se)
alter v • alterar
alterable adj • alterabile
alteration n • alteration
altercate, quarrel, wrangle v • altercar
altercation (heated argument) n • altercation
altercation n • altercation
alternate (1. to do by turns; 2. to occur by turns) v • alternar
alternate adj • alternate
alternate adj • alterne
alternate, alternating adj • alternative
alternate, alternating adj • alternate
alternate [Math/Bot] adj • alterne
alternate v • alternar
alternation n • alternation
alternation n • alternativa
alternative adj • alternative
alternative (choice between two possible things or lines of action) n • alternativa
alternative n • alternativa
alternator n • alternator
although conj • quanquam
although conj • quamquam
although conj • ben que
although conj • etiam si
altimeter n • altimetro
altimeter n • altimetro (-ì-)
altisonant, high-sounding adj • altisonante
altisonant, high-sounding adj • altisone
altitude n • altitude
alto (1. contralto voice; 2. tenor violin) [Mus] n • alto
alto [Mus] n • alto
altogether adv • integremente
altruism n • altruismo
altruist n • altruista
altruistic (generous, unselfish) adj • altruistic
aluminum, aluminium (Al) n • aluminium
aluminum, aluminium (Al) n • aluminio
aluminum, aluminium n • aluminium
aluminum, aluminium n • aluminium (-ìnium)
alumna (female alumnus) n • alumna
alumni n • alumnos
alumnus n • alumno
alveolar [Anat] adj • alveolari
alveolate, honeycombed, pitted adj • alveolate
always adv • semper (sém-)
always adv • semper
always adv • sempre
always (semper) adv • sempre
am (I -) v • io so
am (I -) v • io es
am (I -) v • io esse
amalgam n • amalgama (-màl-)
amalgam n • amalgama
amalgamate (1. [Metal]; 2. to combine, consolidate) v • amalgamar
amalgamate (combine) v • amalgamar
amalgamate (combine) v • amalgamar (se)
amalgamate, merge [Com/Pol] v • fusionar
amalgamation (1. union, consolidation; 2. [Metal]) n • amalgamation
amalgamation, merger [Com/Pol] n • fusionamento
amalgamation n • amalgamation
amalgamator n • amalgamator
amanuensis (secretary) n • secretari
amass v • amassar
amasser n • amassator
amassment n • amassamento
amateur adj • amateur
amateur adj • dilettante
amateur, dilettante, lover of the arts n • dilettante
amateur, dilettante, lover of the arts n • dilettante [I]
amateur [F] n • amateur
amateur n • amateur
amateur n • dilettante
amateurish adj • dilettantesc
amatory adj • amatori
amaze v • stupefacer
amazed adj • stupefacte
amazed adj • stupide
amazed (be -) v • stuper
amazed, be stunned v • stuper
amazed, stunned adj • stupide
amazement n • stupefaction
amazing adj • stupende
amazing adj • surprendente
amazing, stupendous adj • stupende
Amazon (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Geog]) n • Amazon
Amazonian (1. pertaining to the Amazons; 2. pertaining to the Amazon river) adj • amazonie
ambassador n • ambassator
amber adj • jalne
amber n • ambra
ambergris n • ambergris
ambergris n • ambra
ambiance (environment) n • ambiente
ambidextrous adj • ambidextere, ambidextre
ambidextrous adj • ambidextre
ambient (gen/comp) n • ambiente
ambient, surrounding ambiente adj • ambiente
ambiguity (1. double or dubious meaning; 2. ambiguous expression) n • ambiguitate
ambiguity (equivocal expression) n • equivoco (-ì-)
ambiguity (equivocal expression) n • equivoco
ambiguity n • ambiguitate
ambiguous adj • ambigue
ambiguous (unclear) adj • equivoc
ambiguous (unclear) adj • ambigue
ambit, circuit, circuitous route n • ambito
ambit, circuit, circuitous route n • ambito (àm-)
ambition (aspiration) n • ambition
ambition n • ambition
ambition (unscrupulous) n • arrivismo
ambitious adj • ambitiose
ambivalence (conflicting feelings) n • ambivalentia
ambivert [Psychol] n • ambivertito
amble n • amblo
amble v • ir al amblo
ambly- (dull) [occurring in compounds] adj • ambly-
amblyopia [Med] n • amblyopia (-ìa)
amblyopia [Med] n • amblyopia
amblyopic adj • amblyopic
ambrosia (1. food intended or fit for the gods; 2. [Bot] wormseed) n • ambrosia
ambrosia n • ambrosia
ambrosial adj • ambrosial
ambrosial adj • ambrosie
Ambrosian adj • ambrosian
ambulance (1. field hospital; 2. hospital ambulance) n • ambulantia
ambulance n • ambulantia
ambulant adj • ambulante
ambulate v • deambular
ambulatory (walking-able) adj • ambulatori
ambush n • insidia
ambush n • imboscada
ambush (place in ambush) v • imboscar
ambush, snare n • insidia
ambush v • insidiar
ambush v • imboscar
ambush, waylay v • insidiar
ameliorate, improve v • meliorar
ameliorate (improving) v • ameliorar
ameliorate v • bonificar
amelioration, improvement n • melioration
amelioration n • bonification
ameliorator, improver n • meliorator
amen [Heb] (so be it!) interj • amen
amenable (responsive, submissive) adj • docile
amenable (responsive, submissive) adj • tractabile
amenable to adj • accessibile a
amend (1. to improve, correct, emend; 2. to amend a law, bill, etc.) v • emendar
amend v • emendar
amendment (1. improvement, correction; 2. amendment of a law, bill, etc.) n • emendamento
amendment n • emendamento
amends (make -) v • for reparar
amends n • reparation
amenity n • amenitate
amerce v • punir con multa
amercement n • punition con multa
America [Geog] n • America
America n • America
America (U. S. A) n • Statos Unite
American (- citizen) n • statounitese
American (- citizen) n • citatano american
American (1. an inhabitant of North or South America; 2 . an inhabitant of the United States) n • americano
American (1. belonging to North or South America; 2. belonging to the United States) adj • american
American n • americano
American (of america) adj • american
American Samoa [Geog] n • Samoa American
Americanism (1. American custom or characteristic; 2. word or phrase peculiar to American English) n • americanismo
Americanize v • americanisar
americium n • americium
americium n • americio
amethyst n • amethysto
amiability n • amabilitate
amiable (agreeable, friendly) adj • amabile
amiable, lovable adj • amabile
amicability, friendliness n • amicabilitate
amicable adj • amicabile
amicable, friendly adj • amicabile
amid (-st) prep • inter
amid (-st) prep • in medio de
amide [Chem] n • amido (à-)
amide [Chem] n • amido
amidogen [Chem] n • amidogeno
amidogen [Chem] n • amidogeno (-ògeno)
amidst prep • in medio de
amidst prep • inter
amine [Chem] n • amino
amino acid [Chem] n • amino-acido (-àcido)
amino acid [Chem] n • amino-acido
aminophenol [Chem] n • aminophenol
amiss adv • mal
amiss (come -) v • facer mal
amiss (take -) v • prender in mal parte
ammeter, amperometer n • amperometro
ammeter, amperometer n • amperometro (-òmetro)
Ammon (1. [Egypt. Relig]; 2. [Gr/Rom. Relig]) n • Ammon
ammonal [Technol] n • ammonal
ammonia ([Chem] NH3) n • ammoniaco
ammonia (gas) n • ammoniaco
ammonia (solution in water) n • aqua ammoniac
ammoniac adj • ammoniac
ammoniac, gum ammoniac n • ammoniaco
ammoniacal adj • ammoniacal
ammoniacal, ammonic adj • ammonic
ammonic, ammoniacal adj • ammonic
ammonification (1. impregnation with ammonia; 2. decomposition with production of ammonia) n • ammonification
ammonify v • ammonificar
ammonite [Paleontol] n • ammonite
ammonium n • ammonium
ammonium n • ammonium (-ònium)
ammunition n • munition
amnesia, loss of memory n • amnesia (-ìa)
amnesia, loss of memory n • amnesia
amnesia n • amnesia
amnesty, amnestic adj • amnestic
amnesty, give or proclaim amnesty (to) v • amnestiar
amnesty n • amnestia
amnesty n • amnestia (-ìa)
amnesty (pardon) n • amnestia
amoeba [Zool] n • ameba
amoebic adj • amebic
amoebiform adj • amebiforme
amoeboid adj • ameboide
amok adv • amok
among adv • inter
among adv • a presso de
among prep • inter
among prep • inter (ìn-)
among (-st) prep • inter
amoral adj • amoral
amoral, nonmoral adj • amoral
amoralism n • amoralismo
amorous (1. loving; 2. pertaining to love) adj • amorose
amorous (full of love) adj • amorose
amorousness n • amorositate
amorphism n • amorphia
amorphism n • amorphismo
amorphism n • amorphia (-ìa)
amorphous adj • amorphe
amortization n • amortisation
amortize (extinguish a debt by means of a sinking fund) v • amortisar
amount n • amonta
amount n • quantitate
amount v • amontar (a)
amount v • amontar
amovability, removability n • amovibilitate
amovable, removable (subject to removal) adj • amovibile
amove, remove (from office, etc.) v • amover
amperage n • amperage (-aje)
amperage n • amperage
ampere n • ampere (ampér)
ampere n • ampere
ampere turn n • ampere-torno (amper-tòrno)
ampere turn n • ampere-torno
ampere-hour n • ampere-hora (amper-hòra)
ampere-hour n • ampere-hora
amperometer, ammeter n • amperometro (-òmetro)
amperometer, ammeter n • amperometro
amphibian (1. [Zool]; 2. amphibian airplane) n • amphibio
amphibian adj • amphibie
amphibian n • amphibio
amphibiology n • amphibiologia
amphibiology n • amphibiologia (-ìa)
amphibious adj • amphibie
amphitheater n • anphitheatro
amphitheatric, amphitheatrical adj • amphitheatral
amphora n • amphora
amphora n • amphora (àm-)
ample (1. spacious, extensive; 2. copious) adj • ample
ample adj • copiose
ample adj • ample
amplification n • amplification
amplifier n • amplificator
amplify (1. as in to amplify a story, etc.; 2. [Elec]; 3. to exaggerate) v • amplificar
amplify v • amplificar
amplifying, magnifying adj • amplificative
amplitude n • amplitude
ampulla [Eccl] n • ampulla
amputate v • amputar
amputation n • amputation
amulet n • amuleto
amuse, entertain v • amusar
amuse v • intertener
amuse v • diverter
amuse v • amusar
amuse v • distraher
amusement, distraction n • distraction
amusement, diversion n • divertimento
amusement n • distraction
amusement n • diversion
amusement n • intertenimento
amusement n • divertimento
amusement n • amusamento
amusing adj • intertenite
amusing adj • distrahite
amusing adj • amusante
amusing adj • divertite
amusing adj • divertente
an, a indef art • un
an (indefinite article) art • un
an (per, an apple a day) prep • un pomo pro die
an (per) prep • per
Anabaptism n • anabaptismo
anabaptist adj • anabaptista
Anabaptist, Baptist [Theol] adj • baptista
Anabaptist, Baptist [Theol] n • baptista
Anabaptist n • anabaptista
anabaptize, rabaptize v • anabaptisar
anacardiaceous [Bot] n • anacardiacee
anacardium [Bot] n • anacardio
anachronic, anachronistic, anachronous adj • anachronic
anachronism n • anachronismo
anachronism (out of date) n • anachronismo
anachronistic adj • anachronistic
anachronize, commit anachronisms v • anachronisar
anachronous, anachronic adj • anachrone
anachronous, anachronic, anachronistic adj • anachronic
Anacreon [Gr. Lit] n • Anacreonte
Anacreontic adj • anacreontic
anaemia, anemia [Med] n • anemia (-ìa)
anaemia, anemia [Med] n • anemia
anaemia, anemia n • anemia
anaemic, anemic adj • anemic
anaerobe [Biol] n • anaerobio
anaerobic [Biol] adj • anaerobie
anaesthetic, anesthetic adj • anesthetic
anaesthetic, anesthetic n • anesthetico
anaesthetist, anesthetist n • anesthetista
anagram n • anagramma
anal adj • anal
anal [Anat] adj • anal
analgesia (insensitivity to pain) [Med] n • analgesia (-ìa)
analgesia (insensitivity to pain) [Med] n • analgesia
analgesic [Med] adj • analgesic
analgia, analgesia (insensitivity to pain) [Med] n • analgia
analgia, analgesia (insensitivity to pain) [Med] n • analgia (-ìa)
analgic, analgesic [Med] adj • analgic
analog (comp/commun/techn) adj • analogic
analog computer n • computator analogic
analog to digital converter n • transformator analogic a digital
analogic, analogical (founded on analogy) adj • analogic
analogous (comparable) adj • analoge
analogous (corresponding in some ways) adj • analoge (-àloge)
analogous (corresponding in some ways) adj • analoge
analogy n • analogia
analogy n • analogia (-ìa)
analphabetic [Phonet] adj • analphabetic
analphabetism, analphabetic notation [Phonet] n • analphabetismo
analysis n • analyse (-àlyse)
analysis n • analyse
analyst, analyzer n • analysta
analyst n • analysta
analyst n • analysator
analytic, analytical adj • analytic
analyzable adj • analysabile
analyze v • analysar
analyzer, analyst n • analysator
anarch-, anarcho- (anarchic, anarchical) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • anarch-
anarchic, anarchical adj • anarchic
anarchism n • anarchismo
anarchist n • anarchista
anarchosyndicalism n • anarchosyndicalismo
anarchosyndicalist n • anarchosyndicalista
anarchy (disorder) n • anarchia
anarchy n • anarchia
anarchy n • anarchia (-ìa)
anathema [Eccl] n • anathema
anathema [Eccl] n • anathema [-ma/-mat-] (-àtema)
anathematize [Eccl] v • anathematisar
Anatolia n • Anatolia
anatom- (anatomy) [occurring in derivatives] n • anatom-
anatomic, anatomical adj • anatomic
anatomical adj • anatomic
anatomically adv • anatomicamente
anatomist n • anatomista
anatomy n • anatomia (-ìa)
anatomy n • anatomia
ancestor (forebear) n • ancestre
ancestor (forebear) n • antecessor
ancestor, forefather n • atavo
ancestor, forefather n • atavo (à-)
ancestor n • ancestre
ancestor n • ascendente
ancestral adj • ancestral
ancestral adj • antecessori
ancestry (ancestral lineage) n • ascendentia
ancestry n • antecedentia
ancestry n • ancestria
ancestry (one's ancestors viewed as a group) n • lineage (-aje)
ancestry (one's ancestors viewed as a group) n • lineage
anchor n • ancora (àn-)
anchor n • ancora
anchor n • anchore
anchor v • ancorar (se)
anchor v • anchorar
anchor v • ancorar
anchor (weigh -) v • disancorar
anchor (weigh -) v • levar le ancora
anchor (weigh -) v • disanchorar
anchorage (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3 . anchorage dues) n • ancorage
anchorage (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3 . anchorage dues) n • ancorage (-aje)
anchovy n • anchoa
ancient adj • antique
ancient adj • ancian
ancient, antique adj • antique
ancient, old adj • ancian
ancients (the -) adj • ancianos
ancillary adj • ancillar
ancillary n • adjutor
and conj • e
and conj • et
and so, consequently adv • ita
andalusia [Geog] n • andalusia
Andalusia n • Andalusia
andalusian adj • andalusian
Andalusian adj • andaluse
andalusian n • andalus
andalusian n • andalusiano
Andalusian n • andaluso
andorra [Geog] n • andorra
andr-, andro- (man, male, husband) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • andr-
androgyne (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot]) n • androgyno
androgyne (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot]) n • androgyno (-rò-)
androgynous (1. hermaphroditic; 2. [Bot]) adj • androgyne
androgyny n • androgynia (-ìa)
androgyny n • androgynia
android n • androide
androphobia n • androphobia
androphobia n • androphobia (-ìa)
anecdotal adj • anecdotic
anecdote n • historietta
anecdote n • anecdota (-éc-)
anecdote n • anecdota
anecdote (short story) n • anecdota
anecdotist n • anecdotista
anemia, anaemia [Med] n • anemia
anemia, anaemia [Med] n • anemia (-ìa)
anemia, anaemia n • anemia
anemic, anaemic adj • anemic
anemo- (wind) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • anemo-
anemograph n • anemographo
anemograph n • anemographo (-ò-)
anemography [Meterol] n • anemographia (-ìa)
anemography [Meterol] n • anemographia
anemometer n • anemometro
anemometer n • anemometro (-ò-)
anemone n • anemone (-òne)
anemone n • anemone
anemoscope n • anemoscopio
anesthesia [Med] n • anesthesia
anesthesia n • anesthesia
anesthesia n • anesthesia (-ìa)
anesthetic adj • anesthetic
anesthetic, anaesthetic adj • anesthetic
anesthetic, anaesthetic n • anesthetico
anesthetic n • anesthetico
anesthetist, anaesthetist n • anesthetista
anesthetize v • anesthesiar
anew, again adv • itero
anew, again adv • itero (ì-)
angel n • angelo (à-)
angel n • angelo
angelic adj • angelic
angelica [Bot] n • angelica
Angelus [R.C.Ch] n • angelus
Angelus [R.C.Ch] n • angelus (à-)
anger, enrage v • incholerisar
anger n • ira
anger n • cholera
anger v • incholerisar
anger, wrath, ire n • ira
anger, wrath n • cholera (cò-)
anger, wrath n • cholera
angina, quinsy [Pathol] n • angina
angio- (vessel) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • angio-
angiography n • angiographia
angiography n • angiographia (-ìa)
angiosperm [Bot] n • angiosperma
angiospermous [Bot] adj • angiosperme
angle, corner n • angulo (àn-)
angle, corner n • angulo
angle n • angulo
angle v • piscar
angle v • piscar (con linea)
angled, angulate adj • angulate
angler n • piscator (con linea)
angler n • piscator
Anglia [Hist] n • Anglia
Anglian, Anglic adj • anglic
Anglic, Anglian adj • anglic
anglican adj • anglican
Anglican [Eccl] adj • anglican
Anglican [Eccl] n • anglicano
anglican n • anglicano
Anglicanism [Eccl] n • anglicanismo
Anglicism (1. English idiom; 2. quality of being English) n • anglicismo
Anglicize v • anglicisar
angling n • pisca (con linea)
angling n • pisca
Anglo-American adj • angloamerican
Anglo-American n • angloamericano
Anglo-Catholic, High-Church [Eccl] adj • anglocatholic
Anglo-Catholic, High-churchman [Eccl] n • anglocatholico
anglology n • angiologia
anglology n • angiologia (-ìa)
Anglomania n • anglomania (-ìa)
Anglomania n • anglomania
Anglomaniac n • anglomano
Anglomaniac n • anglomano (-ò-)
Anglophile adj • anglophile
Anglophile n • anglophilo (-ò-)
Anglophile n • anglophilo
Anglophobe, Anglophobic adj • anglophobe (-ò-)
Anglophobe, Anglophobic adj • anglophobe
Anglophobe n • anglophobo (-òphoho)
Anglophobe n • anglophobo
Anglophobia n • anglophobia (-ìa)
Anglophobia n • anglophobia
Angola [Geog] n • Angola
angry adj • irate
angry adj • in cholera
angry (be -) v • esser in cholera
angry (become -) v • irascer
angry (become -) v • irascer (se)
angry, wrathful, irate adj • irate
anguiform adj • anguiforme
Anguilla [Geog] n • Anguilla
anguilliform, eel-shaped adj • anguilliforme
anguine adj • anguin
anguish (1. [Pathol]; 2. agony, distress) n • angustia
anguish (agony) n • agonia
anguish (agony) n • angustia
anguish (agony) n • tormento
anguish (be in -) v • angustiar
anguish, torment n • tormento
anguish v • angustiar
anguished adj • angustiose
angular adj • angular
angularity, angularness n • angularitate
angulate, angled adj • angulate
angulous, angular adj • angulose
anhydride [Chem] n • anhydrido
anhydrite [Mineral] n • anhydrite
anhydrous adj • anhydre (à-)
anhydrous adj • anhydre
anil (1. Indigo shrub; 2. indigo dye) n • anil
anilic (1. pertaining to anil; 2. pertaining to aniline) adj • anilic
aniline [Chem] n • anilina
animadversion (adverse criticism) n • animadversion
animadvert (express adverse criticism) v • animadverter -vert-/-vers-]
animadvert (express adverse criticism) v • animadverter
animal adj • animal
animal adj • animalesc
animal (characteristic of an animal) adj • animalesc
animal n • animal
animal (pertaining to animals) adj • animal
animal fat, body fat n • adipe (àdipe)
animal fat, body fat n • adipe
animalcule n • animalculo
animality n • animalitate
animalization (1. conversion into animal matter; 2. reduction to animal nature) n • animalisation
animalize (1. to convert into animal matter; 2. to reduce to animal nature) v • animalisar
animate adj • animate
animate v • animar
animated, lively adj • animate pp of animar
animated (lively) adj • animate
animater, animator n • animator
animating spirit n • animo
animating spirit n • animo (à-)
animation (1. the action of animating; 2. vivacity, sprightliness) n • animation
animation n • animation
animation n • verve
animation (zest, verve) n • verve
anime n • anime
animism n • animismo
animist n • animista
animosity (hatred) n • animositate
animosity n • animositate
anion [Phys] n • anion (à-)
anion [Phys] n • anion
anise [F] n • anis
anisette n • anisette
ankle n • cavilia
ankle bone n • cavilia
ankle sprain n • torsion de cavilia
Annam [Geog] n • Annam
annamese [Geog] n • annamita
anneal, soften [Metal] v • distemperar
annex (1. to add, append; 2. to join as an addition to existing possessions) v • annexar
annex (add on) v • annectar
annex (add on) v • annecter
annex (add on) v • annexar
annex, append, subjoin v • subjunger [-jung-/-junct-]
annex, append, subjoin v • subjunger
annex (join as an addition to existing possessions) v • annecter
annex (join as an addition to existing possessions) v • annecter [-nect-/-nex-]
annex n • annexo
annexation n • annexion
annihilable adj • annihilabile
annihilate (destroy) v • annihilar
annihilate v • annihilar
annihilation n • annihilation
anniversary adj • anniversari
anniversary n • anniversario
anniversary v • anniversario
anniversary mass, obit [Eccl] n • obito (ò-)
anniversary mass, obit [Eccl] n • obito
annotate v • annotar
annotation n • annotation
annotator n • annotator
announce, proclaim v • predicar
announce v • annunciar
announce v • indicer
announce v • predicar
announce v • indicer [-dic-/-dict-]
announcement n • annunciation
announcement n • annuncio
announcer n • annunciator
annoy, irritate, vex v • vexar
annoy v • molestar
annoy v • vexar
annoy v • irritar
annoy v • enoiar
annoy, vex v • enoiar
annoyance n • enoio
annoyance n • irritation
annoyance n • molestia
annoyance n • vexation
annoyance, trouble n • molestia
annoyance, worry, trouble n • enoio
annoyance, worry, trouble n • enoio (-nò-)
annoying adj • moleste
annoying adj • irritante
annoying, troublesome, irksome adj • moleste
annual (1. coming once a year; 2. lasting one year) adj • annue
annual adj • annual
annual adj • annue
annual [Bot] n • planta annual
annual (coming once a year) adj • annual
annual (lasting one year) adj • annal
annual (yearbook) n • annuario
annually adv • annualmente
annuity n • annuitate
annul, cancel v • annullar
annul, cashier, quash v • cassar
annul, invalidate v • dirimer
annul v • cancellar
annul v • dirimer
annul v • annihilar
annul (void an agreement) v • annihilar
annul (void an agreement) v • annullar
annular, ring-shaped adj • anular
annulet, small ring n • anuletto
annuling, nullifying, diriment adj • dirimente
annulling, quashing adj • annullative
annulment, cancellation n • annullation
annulment n • annullation
annulment n • dissolution
annulment, revoke n • revoco
annulment, voiding n • annihilation
annulose [Zool] adj • anulose
anode [Elec] n • anodo (à-)
anode [Elec] n • anodo
anodic adj • anodic
anodyne adj • anodin
anodyne n • anodino
anoint (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil) v • unguer
anoint (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil) v • unguer [ung-/unct-]
anoint v • linir
anoint v • unguer
anointed adj • unguete
anointed adj • linite
anointed n • uncto
anointing n • unction
anomalous adj • anomale
anomaly n • anomalia (-ìa)
anomaly n • anomalia
anonymity, anonymousness n • anonymitate
anonymity n • anonymitate
anonymous adj • anonyme
anonymous adj • anonyme (-ò-)
another (additional) pron • ancora un
another (different) adj • un altere
another (one -) pron • le un le altere
ansate, looped adj • ansate
answer n • responsa
answer, reply n • replica (ré-)
answer, reply n • replica
answer, reply v • replicar
answer (reply) n • solution
answer (reply) n • replica
answer (reply) n • responsa
answer (reply) v • responder [-spond-/-spons-]
answer (reply) v • responder
answer v • replicar (a)
answer v • responder
answer v • responder (a)
answer v • replicar
answer for (- someone) v • responder pro
answer for (- someone) v • responder pro (un persona)
answer for (- something) v • responder de (un cosa)
answer for (- something) v • responder de
answerable adj • responsabile
answering, replying adj • responsive
ant n • formica (-ìca)
ant n • formica
antagonism n • antagonismo
antagonist (1. opponent; 2. [Physiol]) n • antagonista
antagonist n • antagonista
antagonistic adj • antagonistic
antagonistic, opposing adj • opponente
antagonistic, opposing adj • opponente (ppr of opponer)
antagonize (contend with) v • antagonisar
antagonize v • evocar le hostilitate de
antarctic adj • antarctic
antarctic n • oceano antarctic
antarctic n • antarctico
Antartica [Geog] n • Antartica
antasthmatic adj • antiasthmatic
anteater (zool ornith) n • formichero
anteater [Zool/Ornith] n • formichero
antecede, be the antecedent v • anteceder
antecede, be the antecedent v • anteceder [-ced-/-cess-]
antecedent (1. [Logic, Math]; 2. [Gram]) n • antecedente
antedate (affix an earlier date than the actual one) v • antedatar
antedate n • antedata
antediluvian adj • antediluvian
antefix [Arch] n • antefixa
antelope n • antilope (-ì-)
antelope n • antilope
antemeridian adj • antemeridian
antenatal adj • prenatal
antenna (1. [Zool]; 2. [Radio] aerial) n • antenna
antenna n • antenna
antepenult n • antepenultima
antepenult n • antepenultima (-ùl-)
antepenultimate, last but two adj • antepenultime (-ùl-)
antepenultimate, last but two adj • antepenultime
anterior adj • anterior
anteriority n • anterioritate
anteroom n • antecamera
anteroom n • antecamera (-cà-)
anthelminthic, vermifuge adj • anthelminthic
anthelminthic, vermifuge, helminthic n • helminthico
anthelminthic, vermifuge n • anthelminthico
anthem n • antiphona
anthem (national -) n • hymno national
-anthemum (flower) [occurring in compounds] n • anthemo- (à-)
-anthemum (flower) [occurring in compounds] n • anthemo-
anthill n • formicario
antho-, anth- (flower) [occurring in compounds] n • antho-
anthocyanin [Chem] n • anthocyanina
anthography [Bot] n • anthographia
anthography [Bot] n • anthographia (-ìa)
anthologist n • anthologista
anthology n • anthologia (-ìa)
anthology n • anthologia
anthracene [Chem] n • anthracen
anthracic adj • anthracic
anthraciferous adj • anthracifere
anthraciform adj • anthraciforme
anthracite, hard coal n • anthracite
anthracitic adj • anthracitic
anthracitous adj • anthracitose
anthracometer n • anthracometro (-ò-)
anthracometer n • anthracometro
anthraquinone [Chem] n • anthraquinon
anthrax [Med/Veter] n • anthrace (à-)
anthrax [Med/Veter] n • anthrace
anthropo- (man) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • anthropo-
anthropogenesis n • anthropogenese
anthropogenesis n • anthropogenesis
anthropogenesis n • anthropogenesis (-gé-)
anthropogenesis n • anthropogenese (-gé-)
anthropoid adj • anthropoide
anthropoid, hominiform adj • hominiforme
anthropoid n • anthropoide
anthropological adj • anthropologic
anthropologist n • anthropologista
anthropologist n • anthropologo
anthropologist n • anthropologo (-òlogo)
anthropology n • anthropologia (-ìa)
anthropology n • anthropologia
anthropometric adj • anthropometric
anthropometry n • anthropometria
anthropometry n • anthropometria (-ìa)
anthropomorphism n • anthropomorphismo
anthropomorphist n • anthropomorphista
anthropomorphous adj • anthropomorphe
anthropophagous, man-eating, cannibal adj • anthropophage
anthropophagous, man-eating, cannibal adj • anthropophage (-òphage)
anthropophagy, cannibalism n • anthropophagia
anthropophagy, cannibalism n • anthropophagia (-ìa)
anthroposophical adj • anthroposophe (-òsophe)
anthroposophical adj • anthroposophe
anthroposophical adj • anthroposophic
anthroposophist n • anthroposopho (-òsopho)
anthroposophist n • anthroposopho
anthroposophy n • anthroposophia (-ìa)
anthroposophy n • anthroposophia
anti air craft n • antiaeree
anti body n • anticorpore
anti freeze n • anticongelante
antiaircraft [Mil] adj • antiaeree
anti-Catholic adj • anticatholic
Antichrist n • Antichristo
anti-Christian adj • antichristian
antichristian adj • antichristian
anticipate (do in advance) v • anticipar
anticipate (do or use in advance) v • anticipar
anticipate (expect) v • expectar
anticipate (foresee) v • previder
anticipate (forestall) v • prevenir
anticipated adj • expectate
anticipated adj • prevenite
anticipated adj • anticipate
anticipated adj • previdite
anticipation (act of doing or using in advance) n • anticipation
anticipation (doing in advance) n • anticipation
anticipation (expectation) n • expectation
anticipation (foresight) n • prevision
anticipation (forestalling) n • prevention
anticlerical adj • anticlerical
anticlericalism n • anticlericalismo
anticlimax n • anticlimax
anticlockwise adv • in senso antihorologic
antics n • buffonerias
anticyclone [Meteorol] n • anticyclon
anticyclone n • anticyclon
antidote n • contraveneno
antidote n • antidoto
antidote n • antidoto (-ì-)
antidote v • antidotar
antifascist n • antifascista
antigen n • antigene
Antigua [Geog] n • Antigua
Anti-Lebanon (mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains) n • Antilibano
Anti-Lebanon (mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains) n • Antilibano (-lì-)
antimetabole [Rhet] n • metabole
antimonial adj • antimonial
antimony n • antimonio
antinational adj • antinational
antinephritic adj • antinephritic
antinomian [Eccl. Hist] n • antinomio
antinomianism [Eccl. Hist] n • antinomismo
antinomic adj • antinomic
antinomy n • antinomia (-ìa)
antinomy n • antinomia
Antioch n • Antiochia (-ìa)
Antioch n • Antiochia
antiparliamentary adj • antiparlamentari
antipath- (antipathetic) [occurring in derivatives] adj • antipath-
antipathetic adj • antipathic
antipathy n • antipathia (-ìa)
antipathy n • antipathia
antiperistasis (intensification of a quality by an opposing quality) n • antiperistase (-ìstase)
antiperistasis (intensification of a quality by an opposing quality) n • antiperistase
antiphon, antiphony [Eccl] n • antiphona
antiphon, antiphony [Eccl] n • antiphona (-tì-)
antiphonal adj • antiphonal
antiphonary, antiphonal n • antiphonario
antiphrasis n • antiphrase
antiphrasis n • antiphrase (-ì-)
antiphrastic adj • antiphrastic
antipodal adj • antipodic
antipode, opposite, contrary n • antipode
antipode, opposite, contrary n • antipode (-ì-)
antipope n • antipapa
antiquary n • antiquario
antiquate v • antiquar
antiquated adj • vetuste
antiquated adj • antiquate
antiquated, old-fashioned adj • antiquate
antique adj • antique
antique, ancient adj • antique
antique n • antiquitate
antique dealer n • antiquario
antiquedealer n • antiquario
antiqueness n • vetustate
antiques n • antiquitates
antiquity (1. ancient character; 2. early ages of history; 3. antique) n • antiquitate
antiquity n • antiquitate
antiquity, oldness n • ancianitate
antireligious adj • antireligiose
antiscorbutic adj • antiscorbutic
anti-Semite n • antisemita
anti-Semitic adj • antisemitic
antisemitic adj • antisemitic
anti-Semitism n • antisemitismo
antisepsis n • antisepsis
antiseptic adj • antiseptic
antiseptic, antiseptical adj • antiseptic
antiseptic n • antiseptico
antisocial adj • antisocial
antispasmodic [Med] adj • antispasmodic
antithesis (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) n • antithese (-ìtese)
antithesis (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) n • antithese
antithesis, contraposition n • contraposition
antithesis n • antithese
antitoxin n • antitoxina
anti-Trinitarian adj • antitrinitari
antler n • corno de cervo
antonym n • antonymo
antonym n • antonymo (-ò-)
antonymous adj • antonyme (-ò-)
antonymous adj • antonyme
antonymy n • antonymia
antonymy n • antonymia (-ìa)
Antwerp [Flem] n • Antwerpen
anus [Anat] n • ano
anus n • ano
anvil [Anat] (incus) n • incude
anvil (anvil used by a smith) n • incude
anvil n • incude
anxiety (1. uneasiness; 2. eager desire) n • anxietate
anxiety n • anxietate
anxious (1. uneasy, worried; 2. eagerly desiring) adj • anxie
anxious adj • anxie
any (- further, emphatic) adv • qualcunque
any (- further, emphatic) adv • ulle
any adj • alicun, alcun
any adj • alcun, alicun
any (in - case) phr • in omne caso
any (not -) adj • nulle
any pron • alcuno, alicuno
any pron • alicuno, alcuno
any, whatever, of whatever kind adj • qualcunque
any body pron • alicuno, alcuno
any body pron • alcuno, alicuno
any body pron • ulle
any body pron • qualcuno
any further adv • plus longe
any further adv • plus
any how (however) adv • de omne modo
any how (however) adv • totevia
any how (however) adv • in omne caso
any how (in spite of everything) adv • malgrado toto
any how (no matter how) adv • de qualcunque maniera
any more adv • plus (longe)
any more adv • plus
any one pron • qualcuno
any one pron • ulle
any one pron • alcuno, alicuno
any one pron • alicuno, alcuno
any place adv • alicubi
any place adv • ubique
any place adv • in qulcunque loco
any thing pron • alcun cosa, alicun cosa
any thing pron • alque, alique
any thing pron • qualcun cosa
any thing pron • alique, alque
any thing pron • alicun cosa, alcun cosa
any time adv • aliquando
any way adv • de qualcunque maniera
any way adv • indifferentemente
any way adv • comocunque
any way adv • de omne modo
any way adv • como sia
any way adv • in omne caso
any way interj • como sia!
any where adv • ubique
any where adv • alicubi
any where adv • in qualcunque modo
any where adv • usquam
any wise adv • de qualcunque modo, de qualcunque maniera
anywhere as in (did you see him anywhere?) adv • alicubi (-ìcubi)
anywhere as in (did you see him anywhere?) adv • alicubi
aorta [Anat] n • aorta
aorta n • aorta
aortic adj • aortic
apache (amerindian) adj • apache
Apache (amerindian) n • apache
apart adv • a parte
apart (come -) v • divider se
apart (separately) adv • separatemente
apartheid n • apartheid
apartheid n • separation racial
apartment, flat n • appartamento
apartment (flat) n • appartamento
apartment (room) n • camera
apath- (apathetic) [occurring in derivatives] adj • apath-
apathetic adj • apathic
apathy n • apathia
apathy n • apathia (-ìa)
ape (go -) v • simiar
ape (go -) v • simiar (se)
ape, monkey n • simia
ape n • simia
ape v • simiar
Apennine adj • apennin
apepsy [Pathol] n • apepsia
apepsy [Pathol] n • apepsia (-ìa)
aperient, laxative, aperitive adj • aperitive
aperient, laxative n • aperitivo
aperitif n • aperitivo
apéritif n • aperitivo
aperitive, aperient, laxative adj • aperitive
aperture, hole n • foramine
aperture n • apertura
apetalous [Bot] adj • apetale
apex n • apice (à-)
apex n • apice
aphasia (loss of word comprehension) n • aphasia
aphasia [Pathol] n • aphasia (-ìa)
aphasia [Pathol] n • aphasia
aphasic adj • aphasic
aphasic, aphasiac adj • aphasic
aphasic, aphasiac n • aphasico
aphelion (astron) n • aphelion
aphid (bio) n • aphide
aphonia n • aphonia
aphonia n • aphonia (-ìa)
aphonic, voiceless adj • aphonic
aphonic, voiceless adj • aphone
aphorism, gnome n • gnoma
aphorism n • aphorismo
aphorism n • maximo
aphorism, saying (sententious) n • sententia
aphorist n • aphorista
aphoristic adj • aphoristic
aphoristic, gnomic adj • gnomic
aphorize (speak, write, etc/in aphorisms) v • aphorisar
aphrodisiac adj • aphrodisiac
aphrodisiac adj • aphrodisiac (ìac)
aphrodisiac n • aphrodisiac
aphrodisiac n • aphrodisiaco (-ìaco)
aphrodisiac n • aphrodisiaco
Aphrodite, Cypris n • Cypride
Aphrodite, Cypris n • Cypride (cì-)
Aphrodite [Gr. Mythol] n • Aphrodite
aphroditic, venereal adj • aphroditic
apiarist n • apiarista
apiary n • apiario
apiculture, bee-keeping n • apicultura
apiculturist, bee-keeper n • apicultor
apiece adv • pro cata uno
aplomb n • completemente composte
aplomb n • completemente composte (componite)
apocalypse (book of -) n • libro del apocalypse
apocalypse (book of -) n • libro del revelation
apocalypse n • apocalypse
apocalypse n • revelation
apocryphal adj • apocryphe (-òcryphe)
apocryphal adj • apocryphe
apocryphon, apocrypha n • apocrypho (-òcrypho)
apocryphon, apocrypha n • apocrypho
apogean, apogeal adj • apogee (-ée)
apogean, apogeal adj • apogee
apogee (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point, culmination) n • apogeo (-éo)
apogee (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point, culmination) n • apogeo
Apolline, Apollonian adj • apollinee
Apollo [Gr. Mythol] n • Apollon
Apollo [Gr.Myth] n • Apolline
apologetic adj • excusatori
apologetic adj • apologetic
apologetic (defending by speech or writing) adj • apologetic
apologetic (making excuse or apology) adj • excusatori
apologetics n • apologetica
apologist n • apologista
apologize v • excusar se
apologize v • facer su excusas
apologue n • apologo (-òlogo)
apologue n • apologo
apology, apologia n • apologia (-ìa)
apology, apologia n • apologia
apology n • excusa
apology n • apologia
apophasis [Rhet] n • reticentia
apophysis [Anat/Zool] n • apophysis (-ò-)
apophysis [Anat/Zool] n • apophysis
apoplectic, apoplectical adj • apoplectic
apoplexy n • apoplexia (-ìa)
apoplexy n • apoplexia
apostasy n • apostasia
apostasy n • apostasia (-ìa)
apostate n • apostata
apostate n • apostata (-ò-)
apostle n • apostolo (-òs-)
apostle n • apostolo
apostolate n • apostolato
apostolic (1. pertaining to the apostles or their teachings; 2. papal) adj • apostolic
apostolicity n • apostolicitate
apostrophe n • apostropho
apostrophe [Rhet] n • apostrophe (-pòs-)
apostrophe [Rhet] n • apostrophe
apostrophe (the mark ' as used in ne'er, boy's, etc.) n • apostropho
apostrophize (address in an apostrophe) [Rhet] v • apostrophar
apothecary n • apothecario
apothecary, pharmacy n • apotheca
apotheosis (1. [Class. Hist] deification; 2. glorification) n • apotheosis (-òsis)
apotheosis (1. [Class. Hist] deification; 2. glorification) n • apotheosis
appall, dismay v • consternar
appall v • consternar
appall v • horrificar
appalling adj • terribile
appalling adj • horrific
apparatus (1. appliance, instrument; 2. collection of mechanical contrivances for carrying out a given work) n • apparato
apparatus n • apparato
apparel, clothing, clothes n • vestitura
apparent (1. plain to see; 2. seeming) adj • apparente
apparent adj • apparente
apparently adv • apparentemente
apparition (1. act of appearing, appearance; 2. phantom, ghost) n • apparition
appeal (1. [Law]; 2. as in the appeal to reason) n • appellation
appeal (1. [Law]; 2. earnest request) n • appello
appeal (attraction) n • appello
appeal [Law] n • recurso
appeal [Law] v • appellar
appeal n • appello
appeal (recourse) n • recurso
appeal v • appellar
appealable adj • appellabile
appealing adj • attractive
appear (1. to come in sight; 2. to seem) v • parer
appear (be similar to) v • similar
appear (come in sight) v • apparer
appear (in court) v • comparer
appear (in person) v • apparer
appear (resemble) v • semblar
appear, seem v • similar
appear, seem v • semblar
appear (seem) v • apparer
appear (seem) v • parer
appearance (aspect) n • apparentia
appearance [Bib] n • apparentia
appearance [Bib] n • parousia
appearance (coming into sight) n • apparition
appearance (make an -) v • facer un apparentia
appearance (make an -) v • apparer
appearance n • semblantia
appearance n • similante
appearance, semblance n • similante
appearance, semblance n • semblante
appearance, semblance n • semblantia
appearance in court, compearance n • comparition
appeasable adj • appaciabile
appease, allay, soothe v • sedar
appease, placate v • placar
appease v • placar
appease v • appaciar
appeasement n • appaciamento
appeaser n • appaciator
appellant [Law] n • appellante
appellation n • appellation
appellative (1. denominative of a class; 2. as in the appellative faculty of children) adj • appellative
appellative (common or class name) [Gram] n • appellativo
append, subjoin, annex v • subjunger
append, subjoin, annex v • subjunger [-jung-/-junct-]
append v • appender
appendectomy [Surg] n • appendicectomia
appendectomy [Surg] n • appendicectomia (-ìa)
appendicitis n • appendicitis
appendicitis n • appendicitis (-ìtis)
appendicitis n • appendicite
appendicle, small appendix or appendage n • appendicula
appendicular [Pathol] adj • appendicular
appendix (1. appendage; 2. appendix to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) n • appendice
appendix (1. appendage; 2. appendix to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) n • appendice (-én-)
appendix n • appendice
apperception [Psychol] n • apperception
appertain v • appertiner
appertinent, appurtenant adj • appertinente
appetency, appetence (fixed and strong desire) n • appetentia
appetible, desirable adj • appetibile
appetite n • appetentia
appetite n • appetito
appetitive (having appetite) adj • appetitive
appetizing adj • appetitive
applaud v • plauder [plaud-/plaus-]
applaud v • applauder
applaud v • plauder
applaud v • applauder [-plaud-/-plaus-]
applauder n • applauditor
applause n • applauso
apple n • malo
apple n • pomo
apple orchard n • verdiero de pomos
apple tree n • maliero
apple tree n • pomiero
applesauce n • purée de malos
applesauce n • purée de pomos
appliance n • apparato
applicability, appropriateness n • applicabilitate
applicable adj • applicabile
applicable, appropriate adj • applicabile
applicant n • sollicitator
applicant n • candidato
applicant, suitor n • requirente
application (1. act of putting on; 2. act of putting to use; 3. diligence) n • application
application (act of applying) n • application
application (application for a position, etc.) n • sollicitation
application (for a position) n • sollicitation
apply (1. to put on; 2. to put to use) v • applicar
apply (for a position) v • sollicitar (un posto)
apply (for a position) v • sollicitar
apply vi • esser applicabile
apply vi • referer se
apply vt • applicar
apply for (as in to apply for a position) v • sollicitar
apply for a job phr • solicitar un posto
apply wax to, wax v • cerar
appoint (a position) v • nominar
appoint (a position) v • appunctar
appoint (as in to appoint someone to a post) v • appunctar
appoint (prescribe) v • prescriber
appoint (prescribe) v • fixar
appointment (a position) n • nomination
appointment (meeting) n • appunctamento
appointment, nomination n • nomination
appointment (rendevous) n • rendevous
appointment, rendez-vous n • appunctamento
apportion v • apportionar
apportionment n • apportionamento
appose (as in to appose one's seal to) v • apponer [-pon-/-posit-]
appose (as in to appose one's seal to) v • apponer
apposite, relevant adj • apposite
apposite, relevant adj • apposite (-pò-)
apposition (1. act of placing near; 2. [Gram]) n • apposition
appositive [Gram] adj • appositive
appraisal n • appreciamento
appraisal, valuation n • valutation
appraise (estimate the value of) v • appreciar
appraise v • appreciar
appraise v • valutar
appraise, value v • valutar
appraiser n • appreciator
appreciable adj • appreciabile
appreciate (esteem highly) v • appreciar
appreciate (rise in value) vi • crescer in valor
appreciate (understand) v • notar
appreciate (understand) v • apprehender
appreciate (value) vt • appreciar
appreciate (value) vt • valutar
appreciated adj • appreciate
appreciated (be -) v • esser appreciate
appreciated (feel -) v • sentir se appreciate
appreciation (1. appraisal; 2. adequate or high estimation of value) n • appreciation
appreciation n • appreciation
appreciative adj • grate
appreciative adj • laudative
apprehend (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to grasp mentally, understand; 3. to dread) v • apprehender
apprehend (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to grasp mentally, understand; 3. to dread) v • apprehender [-hend-/-hens-]
apprehend (grab, arrest) v • apprehender
apprehend, perceive (mentally) v • apperciper
apprehend, perceive (mentally) v • apperciper [-cip-/-cept-]
apprehend, understand v • intender
apprehend, understand v • intender [-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]
apprehensibility, understandability n • apprehensibilitate
apprehensible, understandable adj • apprehensibile
apprehension (1. act of grasping mentally; 2. dread) n • apprehension
apprehension n • apprehension
apprehensive adj • apprehensive
apprehensive (dreading) adj • apprehensive
apprentice n • apprentisse
apprentice v • mitter in apprentissage
apprenticeship n • apprentissage (-aje)
apprenticeship n • apprentissage
approach (a problem) n • accostamento
approach (access) n • accesso
approach (action of approaching) n • approche (-sh-)
approach (action of approaching) n • approche
approach (as in new lines of approach) n • accostamento
approach (come or go near to) v • approchar
approach (come or go near to) v • approchar (-sh-)
approach (nearing) n • approche
approach v • approximar
approach v • approchar (se)
approach v • adir
approach v • acceder [-ced-/-cess-]
approach v • acceder
approach v • approchar
approach v • approximar (se)
approachable, accessible adj • abordabile
approachable, accostable adj • accostabile
approachable adj • approchabile
approachable adj • approchabile (-sh-)
approachable adj • abordabile
approaching adj • approchante
approaching adj • approximante
approbation, approval n • approbation
approbative, approving adj • approbative
approbatory, approbative adj • approbatori
appropriate adj • applicabile
appropriate adj • appropriate
appropriate, applicable adj • applicabile
appropriate v • appropriar se
appropriate v • appropriar se (un cosa)
appropriateness, applicability n • applicabilitate
appropriation (action of appropriating) n • appropriation
approvable adj • approbabile
approval (- on) n • pro acceptation o retorno
approval, approbation n • approbation
approval n • approbation
approval (sanction) n • sanction
approve, approve of v • approbar
approve v • sanctionar
approve v • approbar
approver n • approbator
approving, approbative adj • approbative
approximate adj • approximative
approximate, approximative adj • approximative
approximate, bring near v • approximar
approximate v • approximar (se)
approximate v • approximar
approximately adv • circa
approximately adv • approximativemente
approximation (1. action of approximating; 2. close estimate) n • approximation
approximation n • approximation
appurtenance [Law] n • appertinentia
appurtenant, appertinent adj • appertinente
apricot n • armeniaca
apricot n • albricoc
apricot n • armeniaca (-ì-)
apricot tree n • albricochiero
April n • april
apron n • avantal
apse (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) n • apside
apse (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) n • apside (àpside)
apsidal (1. [Astron]; 2. [Arch]) adj • apsidal
apt adj • apte
apt (be - to) v • tender a
apt (suited to its purpose) adj • apte
apterous [Entom] adj • aptere
aptitude n • disposition
aptitude n • aptitude
aptitude (natural capacity or propensity) n • aptitude
aquamarine adj • aquamarin
aquamarine (the color) n • aquamarina
aquamarine (the stone) n • aquamarina
aquarium n • aquario
aquarius n • aquario
aquatic adj • aquatile
aquatic adj • aquatic
aquavit n • aquavite
aquavitae n • aqua-ardente
aquavitae n • aquavite
aqueduct [Arch] n • aqueducto
aqueduct n • aqueducto
aqueous adj • aquee
aqueous, watery adj • aquose
aquifer n • aquifero
aquiline adj • aquilin
aquosity, wateriness n • aquositate
arab adj • arabic
arab adj • arabe
Arab, Arabian, Arabic adj • arabe (à-)
Arab, Arabian, Arabic adj • arabe
Arab, Arabian, Arabic adj • arabic
Arab n • arabe (à-)
Arab n • arabe
arabesque adj • arabesc
arabesque [Art] adj • arabesc
arabesque [Art] n • arabesco
arabesque n • arabesco
Arabia [Geog] n • Arabia
Arabia n • Arabia
arabic adj • arabic
arabic adj • arabe
Arabic n • arabe
Arabic n • arabe (à-)
Arabicism, Arabism, Arabic idiom n • arabismo
Arabist (student of Arabic language and culture) n • arabista
arable adj • arabile
arachidic adj • arachidic
Arachis [Bot] n • arachide (-rà-)
Arachis [Bot] n • arachide
arachnid adj • arachnide
arachnid n • arachnido
aramaic n • aramaic
aramaic n • aramean
arapahoe (amerindian) adj • arapaho
Arapahoe (amerindian) n • arapaho
arbiter n • arbitro (à-)
arbiter n • arbitro
arbitrage [Bank. etc] n • arbitrage (-aje)
arbitrage [Bank. etc] n • arbitrage
arbitrament, arbitration n • arbitrage
arbitrarily adv • arbitrarimente
arbitrariness n • arbitrarietate
arbitrary adj • arbitrari
arbitrate v • arbitrar
arbitration, arbitrament n • arbitrage
arbitration, arbitrament n • arbitrage (-aje)
arbitration, arbitrament n • arbitramento
arbitration n • arbitration
arbitration n • arbitro
arbitrator n • arbitrator
arbor n • herbiero
arbor vitae n • arborvite
arboreal adj • arboreal
arboreal, tree adj • arboree
arboresce, grow into a tree [Bot] v • arborescer
arborescence [Bot] n • arborescentia
arboretum n • arboreto
arborist n • arborista
arborization n • arborisation
arborize, give a treelike appearance to v • arborisar
arc n • arco
arc light n • lampa de arco
arc torch n • torcha de arco
arcade n • arcada
arcade n • passage
Arcadia n • Arcadia
Arcadian adj • arcadian
arch (1. to cause to arch or curve; 2. to furnish with arches) v • arcar
arch n • arco
arch v • arcar
archaelogically adv • archeologicamente
archaeo-, archae- (old) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • arche-
archaeological adj • archeologic
archaeologist n • archeologo
archaeologist n • archeologo (-òlo-)
archaeology n • archeologia
archaeology n • archeologia (-ìa)
archaic adj • archaic
archaic adj • archaic (-àic)
archaism n • archaismo
archaism n • archaismo (-ìsmo)
archaist n • archaista (-ìsta)
archaist n • archaista
archaize v • archaisar
archangel n • archangelo (-àn-)
archangel n • archangelo
archbishop n • archiepiscopo (-ìs-)
archbishop n • archiepiscopo
archdeacon n • archidiacono (-dià-)
archdeacon n • archidiacono
archducal adj • archiducal
archduchess n • archiduchessa
archduchy n • archiducato
archduke n • archiduce
archer, bowman n • sagittario
archer n • flechator (-sha-)
archer n • archero
archer n • sagittario
archer n • flechator
archery n • archeria
archetype n • archetypo
archetype n • archetypo (-é-)
archiepiscopal adj • archiepiscopal
archiepiscopate n • archiepiscopato
Archimedes n • Archimedes
Archimedes n • Archimedes (-mé-)
archipelago n • archipelago
archipelago n • archipelago (-pé-)
architect n • architecto
architecton- (architect) [occurring in derivatives] n • architecton-
architectonic (architectural) adj • architectonic
architectonics (science or principles of architecture) n • architectonica
architectural adj • architectural
architecturally adv • architecturalmente
architecture n • architectura
architrave [Arch] n • architrave
archival adj • archival
archive n • archivo
archivist n • archivista
archivolt n • archivolta
archon [Gr. Hist] n • archonte
archpriest n • archipresbytero
archpriest n • archipresbytero (-bì-)
archpriest n • archiprestre
archway n • arcada
Arcopagite [Gr. Hist] n • areopagita
arct- (bear) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • arct-
arctic adj • arctic
arctic n • oceano arctic
arctic n • arctico
Arcturus [Astron] n • Arcturo
ardent, ardurous adj • ardorose
ardent n • ardente
ardor (1. fierce heat; 2. fervor) n • ardor
ardor, ardour n • zelo
ardor, ardour n • ardor
ardor, impetuosity n • fuga
ardour n • zelo
ardour n • ardor
arduous (1. steep; 2. difficult to achieve) adj • ardue
arduous adj • ardue
arduousness n • arduitate
ardurous, ardent adj • ardorose
are (one hundredth part of a hectare) n • ar
are v • esse
area (1. clear space within a building; 2. surface extent) n • area
area (region) n • region
area (surface) n • area
arena (1. place of combat; 2. Med] (gravel) n • arena
arena n • arena
arenaceous, sandy adj • arenacee
aren't (are not) v • non es
Ares [Gr. Mythol] n • Ares
Ares [Gr. Mythol] n • Ares (à-)
argentan, German silver n • argentano
argentate adj • argentate
argentiferous, yielding silver adj • argentifere
Argentina [Geog] n • Argentina
Argentina n • Argentina
argentine adj • argentin
Argentine, Argentino n • argentino
argentine [Zool] n • argentina
argentinian n • argentino
argentous, containing silver adj • argentose
argil, clay n • argilla
Argo [Gr. Mythol] n • Argo
argon [Chem] n • argon (àr-)
argon [Chem] n • argon
Argonaut [Gr. Mythol] n • Argonauta
argot [F] n • argot
argotic adj • argotic
arguable adj • arguibile
arguable (debatable) adj • arguibile
argue (an of offer arguments for or against) v • arguer
argue (to offer arguments for or against) v • argumentar
argue v • argumentar
argue v • arguer
argument (1. reason offered in proof; 2. summary) n • argumento
argument (dispute) n • disputa
argument (dispute) n • altercation
argument (reason) n • argumento
argumentation n • argumentation
argumentative adj • argumentative
argumentative (containing a process of reasoning) adj • argumentative
argyranthous adj • argyranthe
argyric adj • argyric
argyrite [Mineral] n • argyrite
argyro-, argyr- (silver) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • argyro-
Argyroneta, water spider [Zool] n • argyroneta
aria [Mus] n • aria [I]
aria [Mus] n • aria
arid adj • aride
arid adj • aride (à-)
aridity n • ariditate
aries n • ariete
Aries, Ram [Astron] n • Aries (à-)
Aries, Ram [Astron] n • Aries
arietation, ramming n • arietation
arietta [Mus] n • arietta
aright adv • justemente
aright adv • correctemente
ariose, arioso [Mus] adj • ariose
arioso [Mus] n • arioso
arise (originate) v • nascer
arise (originate) v • provenir
arise, rise v • surger [surg-/surrect-]
arise, rise v • surger
arise (rise) v • levar se
arise (rise) v • altiar se
arise (rise) v • surger
arise, spring (from) v • provenir
arisen adj • altiate
aristo-, arist- (best) [occurring in compounds] adj • arist-
aristocracy n • aristocratia (-ìa)
aristocracy n • aristocratia
aristocrat n • aristocrate
aristocrat n • aristocrate (-ò-)
aristocratic adj • aristocratic
Aristotelian adj • aristotelic
Aristotelianism n • aristotelismo
Aristotle [Gr. Philos] n • Aristotele
arithmetic, arithmetical adj • arithmetic
arithmetic n • arithmetica
arithmetician n • arithmetico
arithmo-, arithm- (number) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • arithmo-
arithmomancy n • arithmomantia
arithmomancy n • arithmomantia (-ìa)
arithmometer n • arithmometro (-ò-)
arithmometer n • arithmometro
ark n • arca
arm (1. to supply with weapons; 2. to equip, fit out) v • armar
arm (1. weapon; 2. branch of the military service) n • arma
arm [Anat] n • brachio
arm [Anat] n • bracio
arm, arm- (pertaining to or done with the arm) adj • bracial
arm (equip with artillery) v • artillar
arm v • armar (se)
arm v • armar
arm (weapon) n • arma
arm in arm phr • con brac(h)ios juncte
armageddon n • harmagedon
armament (equipment with arms) n • armamento
armament n • armamento
armature [Magnet/Elec] n • armatura
armchair n • chaise de brachios, chaise de bracios
armchair n • confortabile
Armenia n • Armenia
Armenian (1. Armenian language; 2. inhabitant of Armenia) n • armenio
Armenian adj • armenie
armful n • brachiata, braciata
armful n • braciata, brachiata
armful n • braciata
armhole n • apertura del manica
armipotent adj • armipotente
armistice n • armistitio
armor n • armatura
armor n • cuirasse
armor (of a warship, etc.) n • cuirasse
armor plated adj • cuirassate
armored, armor-plated, panzer adj • cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
armored, armor-plated, panzer adj • cuirassate
armorer (1. manufacturer of arms; 2. official in charge of armament or arms) n • armero
armor-plated, panzer, armored adj • cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
armor-plated, panzer, armored adj • cuirassate
armory n • arsenal
armour n • armatura
armour n • cuirasse
armoury n • arsenal
armpit, axilla n • axilla
armrest n • appoiabrachios
arms (armed) adj • armate
arms (in -) phr • armate
arms (weapons) n • armas
army, host n • hoste
army n • armea (-éa)
army n • armea
aroma n • aroma
aroma n • aromate
aroma n • aromate (-ò-)
aroma n • aroma [-ma/-mat-]
aromatic adj • aromatic
aromatic adj • fragante
aromatic, fragrant adj • aromatic
aromatization n • aromatisation
aromatize v • aromatisar
around (adv/prep) • circa
around, around about prep • circum
around, around about prep • circum (cìr-)
around (get -) v • ambular
around (go -) v • contornar
around (move -) v • contornar
around (pass -) v • contornar
around (stand -) v • circumstar
around (walk -) v • circumerrar
arousal n • eveliamento
arouse v • piccar
arouse v • eveliar
arpeggio [Mus] n • arpeggio
arpeggio [Mus] n • arpeggio [I]
arrange (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out) v • arrangiar
arrange (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out) v • arrangiar (-ja-)
arrange [Mus] v • adaptar
arrange (order) v • arrangiar
arrange (order) v • disponer
arrange, put in order v • ordinar
arrange, put in order v • struer
arrange, put in order v • struer [stru-/struct-]
arrange in series, to seriate v • seriar
arrangement (1. order; 2. preparation, plan) n • arrangiamento
arrangement (1. order; 2. preparation, plan) n • arrangiamento (-ja-)
arrangement (action of setting in order) n • ordination
arrangement (make -s) v • facer le preparativos
arrangement [Mus] n • adaptation
arrangement, order, disposition n • positura
arrangement, order n • ordinantia
arrangement (order) n • disposition
arrangement (order) n • arrangiamento
array (an army) v • ordinar
array (an army) v • arrangiar
array [Comp] n • arrangiamento
array [Comp] n • serie
array [Comp] n • matrice
array (deck out) v • vestir
array (deck out) v • adornar
array (in algorithms) v • arrangiar
array n • ordine
arrears (be in -) v • arretrar se
arrears (in -) adj/adv • arretrate
arrears n • arretrato
arrest (1. to stop, bring to a standstill; 2. to seize (someone) by legal authority) v • arrestar
arrest (act of seizing someone by legal authority) n • arrestation
arrest (apprehension by legal authority) n • arresto
arrest n • arresto
arrest n • arrestation
arrest v • arrestar
arresting, stopping (bringing to a standstill) n • arresto
arresting, stopping (bringing to a standstill) n • arrestation
arrival n • arrivata
arrival n • advenimento
arrive, succeed in arriving (at a place, etc.) v • pervenir
arrive v • arrivar
arrogance, haughtiness n • superbia
arrogance n • arrogantia
arrogant adj • arrogante
arrogant, overbearing adj • superbe
arrogate (1. [Rom. Law] (adrogate; 2. to claim as one's own) v • arrogar
arrogation (1. act of making exorbitant claims; 2. [Rom. Law]) n • arrogation
arrow n • sagitta
arrow n • flecha
arrow n • flecha (flésha)
arrow, sagittary adj • sagittari
arrowshaped, sagittiform adj • sagittiforme
arsenal n • arsenal
arsenic n • arsenico
arsenical adj • arsenical
arseniophosphate n • arseniophosphato
arseniosulfate n • arseniosulfato
arsenious adj • arseniose
arsenite [Chem] n • arsenite
arsenium, arsenic n • arsenium (-sé-)
arsenium, arsenic n • arsenium
arson n • incendiarismo
art (1. fine art; 2. skill) n • arte
art n • arte
art gallery n • pinacotheca
art of singing, singing n • canto
art school n • schola de arte
arterial adj • arterial
arteriosclerosis n • arteriosclerosis (-òsis)
arteriosclerosis n • arteriosclerosis
arteriotomy n • arteriotomia (-ìa)
arteriotomy n • arteriotomia
artery n • arteria
artful adj • artificiose
artful, crafty adj • artificiose
arthritic adj • arthritic
arthritic [Pathol] adj • arthritic
arthritis n • arthritis
arthritis [Pathol] n • arthritis
arthritis [Pathol] n • arthritis (-ìtis)
arthritism [Pathol] n • arthritismo
arthro- (joint) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • arthro-
arthropod adj • arthropode (-rò-)
arthropod adj • arthropode
arthropod n • arthropodo
arthropod n • arthropodo (-rò-)
artichoke n • artichoc
article (1. paragraph, section; 2. article in a magazine, newspaper, etc.; 3. article of merchandise; 4. [Gram]) n • articulo
article (object) n • articulo
article (part of speech) n • articulo
articular adj • articular
articulate (1. jointed; 2. uttered in distinct syllables) adj • articulate
articulate (1. to form, move in, a joint; 2. to speak distinctly) v • articular
articulate adj • articulate
articulate v • articular
articulation (1. [Anat] joint; 2. enunciation) n • articulation
articulation, joint [Anat] n • conjunctura
articulation n • articulation
artifact, man-made product n • artefacto
artifice, trick n • artificio
artificer (skilled or artistic worker) n • artifice
artificer (skilled or artistic worker) n • artifice (-tì-)
artificial adj • artificial
artificial limb n • prothese (-òtese)
artificial limb n • prosthese
artificial limb n • prothese
artificially adv • artificialmente
artillery n • artilleria (-ìa)
artillery n • artilleria
artilleryman n • artillerista
artisan n • artisano
artist n • artista
artiste n • artista
artistic adj • artistic
artistic, disposed for the fine arts adj • music
Aruba [Geog] n • Aruba
Arya, Aryan n • Arya
Arya, Aryan n • Arya [Skr]
Aryan (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) adj • aryan
Aryan (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) n • aryano
as adv • como
as, how, in order that, to the end that, just as adv • ut
as, in the capacity of adv • qua
as, in the manner that (como) adv • quomodo (quò-)
as, in the manner that (como) adv • quomodo
as [Rom. Antiq] n • asse
as (same -) pron • mesmo que
as (since) conj • proque
as (since) conj • pois que
as, so adv • tan
as, so as, just as adv • sicut
as, so as, just as adv • sicut (sì-)
as (substitute, white - snow) prep • tanto blanc como le nive
as, than, in what manner, how adv/conj • quam
as, to such a degree, so adv • tam
as far as adv • usque (a)
as far as adv • usque
as for prep • quanto a
as from adv • a partir de
as if prep • como si
as if prep • quasi que
as in scale of a thermometer, a map, etc. n • scala
as in zero centigrade n • zero
as it were prep • pro si dicer
as long as adv • a condition que
as long as adv • proviste que
as many adv • tante
as much adv • tanto
as much as adv • quanto
as soon adv • si tosto que
as well adv • que
as white as snow prep • si blanc como le nive
as white as snow prep • tanto blanc como le nive
as yet, until now, so far, yet, still, this place, thus far, hitherto adv • adhuc
asbestos n • asbesto
ascend v • ascender [-scend-/-scens-]
ascend v • ascender
ascendancy, ascendant n • ascendente
ascendant, ascendancy n • ascendente
ascension, ascent n • ascension
ascension n • ascension
ascensional adj • ascensional
ascensionist, mountain climber n • ascensionista
ascent, ascension n • ascension
ascent, climb n • montata
ascent n • ascension
ascent n • montata
ascertain v • constatar
ascertain v • assecurar se
ascetic, ascetical adj • ascetic
ascetic n • asceta
ascetic practice n • ascese
ascetical, ascetic adj • ascetic
asceticism n • ascetismo
ascetics n • ascetica
ascribe, attribute v • attribuer
ascribe, attribute v • ascriber
ascribe, attribute v • ascriber [-scrib-/-script-]
ascribe, attribute v • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
ascribe v • ascriber
ascription n • ascription
asepsis n • asepsis
aseptic adj • aseptic
aseptic n • aseptico
asexual, sexless adj • asexual
ash, ash tree n • fraxino
ash, ash tree n • fraxino (fràx-)
ash (cinders) n • cinere
ash (tree) n • fraxino
ash box, bucket, ashpan (container for ashes) n • cineriero
ash grove [Bot] n • fraxineto
ash tray n • cineriera
ash tree, ash n • fraxino
ash tree, ash n • fraxino (fràx-)
ash wednesday n • mercuridi del cineres
ashamed adj • confuse
ashamed (be -) v • haber vergonia
ashes n • cinere
ashore adv • super le terra
ashore (go -) v • disbarcar
ashpan, ash box, bucket (container for ashes) n • cineriero
ashtray n • cineriero
ashtray n • cineriera
ashy (1. full of ashes; 2. ashen, ash-gray) adj • cinerose
Asia (1. Roman Province in Asia Minor; 2. the continent Asia) n • Asia
Asia [Geog] n • Asia
Asia Minor [Geog] n • Asia Minor
asian adj • asiatic
asian n • asiatico
Asiatic (1. pertaining to Asia; 2. [Rhet] florid, ornate) adj • asiatic
Asiatic n • asiatico
aside adj • parte
aside adj • al latere
asinine adj • asinin
asinine act n • asineria (-ìa)
asinine act n • asineria
asininity n • asininitate
asininity n • asineria (-ìa)
asininity n • asineria
ask (enquire) v • inquirer
ask (enquire) v • demandar
ask (invite) v • invitar
ask, query, question v • querer
ask, query, question v • querer [quer-/quest-;-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]
ask v • demandar
ask a question n • facer un demanda
ask for, beg, request v • rogar
ask for, request, beg v • peter
askew adj • oblique
askew adv • de transverso
asleep adj • addormite
asleep adj • addormite (pp of addormir)
asleep (fall -) v • addormir se
asparagus n • asparago (-pà-)
asparagus n • asparago
aspect (1. look, appearance; 2. one of the aspects of a question; 3. [ Astrol]) n • aspecto
aspect n • aspecto
aspen, trembling poplar n • tremulo (tré-)
aspen, trembling poplar n • tremulo
aspergillum [Eccl] n • aspersorio
asperity, roughness, harshness n • asperitate
aspersion, sprinkling (act of) n • aspersion
asphalt n • asphalto
aspic [F] [Cookery] n • aspic
aspirant n • aspirante
aspirate [Phonet] v • aspirar
aspiration (1. desire for; 2. [Phonet] action of aspirating) n • aspiration
aspiration n • aspiration
aspirator (apparatus for drawing stream of air or gas through a tube) n • trompa
aspirator [Mech] n • aspirator
aspire (desire earnestly) v • aspirar
aspire v • aspirar (a)
aspire v • aspirar
aspirin n • aspirina
aspiring adj • ambitiose
Asplenium [Bot] n • asplenio
ass (buttocks) n • culo
ass, donkey n • asino(à-)
ass (donkey) n • asino
ass hole (insult) n • ano
assail, again, attack v • reattaccar
assail, attack, assault v • assaltar
assail, attack v • aggreder
assail, attack v • assalir [-sal-/-salt-]
assail, attack v • attaccar
assail, attack v • assalir
assail, attack v • aggreder [-gred-/-gress-]
assailable, attackable adj • attaccabile
assailant, assailer, attacker n • assalitor
assailant, attacker, assaulter n • assaltator
assailer, attacker, assailant n • assalitor
assassin, murderer n • assassino
assassin, murderer n • assassinator
assassin n • assassino
Assassin n • assassino
assassin n • assassinator
assassinate, murder v • assassinar
assassinate v • assassinar
assassinating, murder, murdering n • assassinamento
assassination n • assassination
assault, assail, attack v • assaltar
assault, attack n • assalto
assault n • assalto
assault n • attacco
assault v • assaltar
assaulter, assailant, attacker n • assaltator
assay (assay an ore, a metal etc.) v • essayar
assay (assayal) n • essayo (-sà-)
assay (assayal) n • essayo
assayable adj • essayabile
assayer n • essayator
assemble (a machine) v • adjustar
assemble (a machine) v • montar
assemble (gather or fit together) v • assemblar
assemble (gather) vt • assemblar
assemble (join, link) v • compaginar
assemble, troup, gather v • attruppar
assemble vi • assemblar se
assembler n • assemblator
assembling, gathering (act of) n • attruppamento
assembly, meeting n • assemblea (-éa)
assembly, meeting n • assemblea
assembly n • assemblea
assembly (of the parts of a machine) [Mach] n • adjustage (-aje)
assembly (of the parts of a machine) [Mach] n • adjustage
assembly hall n • sala de assemblea
assembly hall n • sala de reuniones
assembly line n • catena de montage
assent n • assentimento
assent (sanction) n • sanction
assent v • acceder (a)
assent v • assentir (a)
assent v • assentir
assent v • acceder
assert, affirm v • asserer [-ser-/-sert-]
assert, affirm v • asserer
assert v • affirmar
assert v • asserer
assert oneself v • imponer su autoritate
asserter, assertor n • assertor
assertion, affirmation n • assertion
assertion n • assertion
assertive adj • assertive
assertive, affirmative adj • assertive
assertory, affirming adj • assertori
assess (as in to assess each club member five dollars) v • quotisar
assess (evaluate) v • evalutar
assess (fix a quota for) v • quotisar
assess (tax) v • taxar
assessment (as in assessment of each club member) n • quotisation
assessment (contribution) n • quotisation
assessment (evaluation) n • evalutation
assessment (tax) n • taxation
assessor (as in assessor to a judge, magistrate, etc.) n • assessor
assessor, levier of taxes n • taxator
asset (advantage) n • avantage
asset (advantage) n • bon qualitate
asset (property) n • possession
assets [Commer] n • activo
assets n • activo
asseverate, affirm positively v • asseverar
asseverating, asseverative adj • asseverative
asseverative, asseverating adj • asseverative
assiduity n • assiduitate
assiduous adj • assidue
assign (1. to allot; 2. to fix, determine) v • assignar
assign, allot v • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
assign, allot v • attribuer
assign, allot v • tribuer
assign, allot v • tribuer [tribu-/tribut-]
assign v • assignar
assignable adj • assignabile
assignable, transferable adj • cessibile
assignation, assignment (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) n • assignation
assignee [Law] n • cessionario
assignment, assignation (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) n • assignation
assignment, cession [Law] n • cession
assignment n • assignation
assignment [School] n • deber
assimilable adj • assimilabile
assimilate (1. to make like; 2. to absorb) v • assimilar
assimilate v • assimilar (se)
assimilate v • assimilar
assimilation (1. action of making like; 2. absorption) n • assimilation
assimilative adj • assimilative
assimilator [Physiol] n • assimilator
assist, aid v • coadjuvar
assist, aid v • subvenir [-ven-/-vent-]
assist, aid v • coadjuvar [-juv-/-jut-]
assist, aid v • subvenir
assist, help v • assister
assist (help) v • adjutar
assist v • assister
assistance n • adjuta
assistance n • assistentia
assistant, deputy n • adjuncto
assistant, helper n • adjutante
assistant (helper) n • assistente
assistant (in a shop) n • commisso
assistant n • assistente
assizes n • sessiones de un tribunal
assizes n • assises
associate adj • associate
associate (business partner) n • associato
associate (connect, combine) v • associar
associate n • associato
associate n • socio
associate, partner n • socio
associate (partner, confederate) n • consorte
associate v • associar (se)
associate v • associar
association (1. act of connecting, combining; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose) n • association
association n • association
assonance n • assonantia
assonate (put or be in assonance) v • assonar
assorted adj • assortite
assorted adj • varie
assortment (collection of various kinds of goods) n • assortimento
assortment n • assortimento
assume (arrogate) v • arrogar
assume (suppose) v • supponer
assume (take on) v • assumer
assume (take to or upon oneself) v • assumer
assume (take to or upon oneself) v • assumer [-sum-/-sumpt-]
assumption (1. taking to or upon oneself; 2. [Logic]) n • assumption
assumption n • assumption
assurance (certainty) n • assecurantia
assurance (positive statement) n • assecurantia
assurance (self-confidence) n • disinvoltura
assure (reasure) v • assecurar
assure (secure) v • assecurar
assure (state positively) v • assecurar
assurer, underwriter, insurer n • assecurator
Assyria [Geog] n • Assyria
Assyria n • Assyria
assyrian adj • assyrie
Assyrian adj • assyrie
assyrian n • assyrio
Assyrian n • assyrio
Assyriologist, Assyriologue n • assyriologo
Assyriologist, Assyriologue n • assyriologo (-òlogo)
Assyriology n • assyriologia
Assyriology n • assyriologia (-ìa)
aster [Bot] n • astere
asteriated opal n • asteria
asterisk n • asterisco
asterisk [Print] n • asterisco
asterism [Astron] n • asterismo
asteroid [Astron] n • asteroide
asthen- (weak) occurring in derivatives] adj • asthen-
asthenia n • asthenia (-ìa)
asthenia n • asthenia
asthenic adj • asthenic
asthenic n • asthenico
asthma n • asthma [-ma/-mat-]
asthma n • asthma
asthmatic adj • asthmatic
asthmatic n • asthmatico
astigmatic adj • astigmatic
astigmatism n • astigmatismo
astonish v • stupefacer
astonish v • surprender
astonished adj • stupefacte
astonishment n • stupefaction
astound v • stupefacer
astral adj • astral
astray adj • foras del strata
astray (go -) v • disviar se
astray (lead -) v • discamminar
astriction n • astriction
astrictive, astringent adj • astrictive
astride (on horseback) adv • a cavallo
astride prep • trans
astride (with legs apart) adv • con le gambas a parte
astringe v • astringer
astringe v • astringer [-string-/-strict-]
astringency n • astringentia
astringent, astrictive adj • astrictive
astringent n • astringente
astrolabe n • astrolabio
astrolatry n • astrolatria
astrolatry n • astrolatria (-ìa)
astrologer n • astrologo (-trò-)
astrologer n • astrologo
astrological adj • astrologic
astrology n • astrologia (-ìa)
astrology n • astrologia
astronaut n • astronauta
astronomer n • astronomo (-trò-)
astronomer n • astronomo
astronomic, astronomical adj • astronomic
astronomical adj • astronomic
astronomy n • astronomia
astronomy n • astronomia (-ìa)
astrophotographic adj • astrophotographic
astrophotography n • astrophotographia
astrophotography n • astrophotographia (-ìa)
astrophysical adj • astrophysic
astrophysics n • astrophysica
astute (1. sagacious; 2. crafty) adj • astute
astute adj • astute
astute adj • sagace
astuteness n • astutia
asunder adv • in duo
asylum (1. shelter, refuge; 2. institution for protection or relief) n • asylo
asylum (lunatic -) n • asylo pro alienatos
asylum n • asylo
asylum, orphanage, orphan n • orphanato
asymmetric adj • asymmetric
asymmetric, asymmetrical adj • asymmetre (-sìm-)
asymmetric, asymmetrical adj • asymmetre
asymmetry n • asymmetria
asymmetry n • asymmetria (-ìa)
at (- the) prep • al
at (a point in space or time, a stage of development, etc.) prep • a
at (a) prep • ad
at, by, near, with prep • apud
at, by, near, with prep • apud (à-)
at prep • a
at a distance, far off, far away adv • procul
at a distance, far off, far away adv • procul (prò-)
at a future time, sometime in the future adv • olim
at a future time, sometime in the future adv • olim (ò-)
at another time adv • alias (àl-)
at another time adv • alias
at another time phr • alias
at any time, at some time or other adv • aliquando
at any time, ever adv • unquam (ùnquam)
at any time, ever adv • unquam
at any time, ever adv • jammais
at any time, ever adv • jammais (-màis)
at hand, near adv • propter
at hand, near adv • propter (pròp-)
at once, at the same time, together adv • simul
at once, at the same time, together adv • simul (sì-)
at once, right away, already adv • jam
at one time, formerly n • vice
at present, just now adv • actualmente
at random, in different places, passim, here and there, scattered adv • passim (pàs-)
at random, in different places, passim, here and there, scattered adv • passim
at some time or other adv • alquando
at some time or other, at any time adv • aliquando
at the same time, together, at once adv • simul (sì-)
at the same time, together, at once adv • simul
atavism n • atavismo
atavist n • atavista
atavistic adj • atavistic
atavistic adj • atavic
ataxia, ataxy [Pathol] n • ataxia (-ìa)
ataxia, ataxy [Pathol] n • ataxia
atheism n • atheismo
atheist, atheistic adj • athee
atheist n • atheo
atheist n • atheista
athematic adj • athematic
Athena [Gr. Mythol] n • Athena
Athenaeum (1. [Gr. Hist]; 2. [Rom. Hist]) n • Atheneo
Athenaeum (1. Gr. Hist]; 2. Rom. Hist]) n • Atheneo (-éo)
Athens [Geog] n • Athenas
Athens n • Athenas (-té-)
Athens n • Athenas
athlete n • athleta
athlete's foot, tinea, ringworm [Pathol] n • tinea
athletic adj • athletic
athleticism n • athletismo
athletics n • athletica
athlo- (contest) [occurring in compounds] n • athlo-
at-home adv. Phr • a casa
Atlanta n • Atlanta
atlantic adj • atlantic
Atlantic (as in Atlantic coast) adj • atlantic
atlantic n • oceano atlantic
atlantic n • atlantico
Atlantis n • Atlantida
Atlantis n • Atlantida (-làn-)
Atlas [Geog] n • Atlas
Atlas [Gr. Mythol] n • Atlas
Atlas [Gr. Mythol] n • Atlante
Atlas [Gr. Mythol] n • Atlas (àt-)
Atlas Mountains [Geog] n • Atlas
Atlas Mountains [Geog] n • Atlas (àt-)
atmo- (steam, vapor) [occurring in compounds] n • atmo-
atmosphere n • atmosphera
atmospheric, atmospherical adj • atmospheric
atmospheric n • atmospheric
atmospherics n • disturbationes atmospheric
atockade n • stockade, stoccada
atockade n • stoccada, stockade
atoll n • atollo
atom n • atomo
atom n • atomo (à-)
atom-bomb n • bomba atomic
atomic adj • atomic
atomicity n • atomicitate
atomism [Philos] n • atomismo
atomist n • atomista
atomistic adj • atomistic
atomize (reduce to atoms) v • atomisar
atomizer, pulverizer, spray n • pulverisator
atomizer, vaporizer n • vaporisator
atone v • expiar
atone-for v • expiar
atonement n • expiation
atonic (1. [Med]; 2. [Phonet]) adj • atonic
atonic [Med] adj • atone
at-present adv • actualmente
atrabile, melancholy (1. [Anc. Med] black bile; 2. gloom) n • atrabile (-ìle)
atrabile, melancholy (1. [Anc. Med] black bile; 2. gloom) n • atrabile
atrabiliary, melancholic (1. [Med]; 2. gloomy, depressed in spirit) adj • atrabiliari
atro- (black) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • atr-
atrocious adj • atroce
atrocity (1. horrible wickedness; 2. atrocious deed) n • atrocitate
atrocity n • atrocitate
atrophic adj • atrophe
atrophic adj • atrophe (à-)
atrophy (cause to atrophy) v • atrophiar
atrophy n • atrophia
atrophy n • atrophia (-ìa)
attach (affix) v • affixar
attach, bind (to) v • alligar
attach, fasten, again v • reattaccar
attach, fasten v • attaccar
attach v • attaccar
attach v • attachar
attachable adj • attachabile
attachable adj • attaccabile
attache n • attache
attache-case n • valise pro documentos
attached, joined, joint adj • juncte
attachment (1. action of fastening) n • attaccamento
attachment (2. affection) n • attaccamento
attachment (accessory) n • accessorio
attachment (adherence) n • adherentia
attachment (affection, fastening) n • attaccamento
attachment (fastening) n • attachamento
attack, assail, again v • reattaccar
attack, assail v • assalir [-sal-/-salt-]
attack, assail v • aggreder
attack, assail v • attaccar
attack, assail v • assalir
attack, assail v • aggreder [-gred-/-gress-]
attack, assault, assail v • assaltar
attack, assault n • assalto
attack (assault) n • attacco
attack [Med] n • attacco
attack n • insulto
attack n • attacco
attack v • insultar
attack v • attaccar
attackable, assailable adj • attaccabile
attacker, aggressor n • insultator
attacker, assailant, assailer n • assalitor
attacker, assaulter, assailant n • assaltator
attacker n • aggressor
attacking, making a criminal attempt on adj • attentatori
attain (arrive at, reach) v • attinger
attain, enter upon v • adir
attain v • attinger
attainment (action or process of attaining) n • attingimento
attainment n • attingimento
attemper (1. to temper, moderate by mixture; 2. to accommodate) v • attemperar
attempt (criminal) n • attentato
attempt, endeavor n • tentativa
attempt, essay n • essayo
attempt, essay n • essayo (-sà-)
attempt, try v • tentar
attempt (try) n • essayo
attempt (try) n • tentativa
attempt v • tractar
attempt v • tentar
attempt v • provar
attempt v • essayar
attend (accompany) v • accompaniar
attend (be present at) vt • assister a
attend [Med] v • attender
attend (pay attention) vi • prestar attention
attend (school) v • frequentar
attend to, give attention to v • attender
attend to, give attention to v • attender [-tend-/-tent-]
attendance n • assistentia
attendance (presence) n • assistentia
attendance, retinue n • accompaniamento
attendance (service) n • servicio
attendant n • custode
attendant n • attendente
attendant (one attending to someone's needs) n • attendente
attend-to v • attender
attention (1. careful notice, heed; 2. act of courtesy) n • attention
attention n • attention
attention (pay -) v • prestar attention
attentive (1. intent; 2. courteous) adj • attentive
attentive adj • attentive
attentive adj • attente
attentive, advertent adj • advertente (ppr of adverter)
attentive, advertent adj • advertente
attentive, intent adj • attente
attenuate (make thin or slender) v • attenuar
attenuation n • attenuation
attest (1. to testify to; 2. to certify) v • attestar
attestant, attester n • attestator
attestation (attesting, witnessing) n • attestation
attestation, testimony n • testimonio
attester, attestant n • attestator
at-this-moment phr • in iste momento
attic n • mansarda
attire, clothe v • inrobar
attire, deck out v • revestir
attitude (1. position of the body; 2. way of thinking, acting, or feeling) n • attitude
attitude n • attitude
attorney n • procurator
attorney-general n • procurator general
attract (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure) v • attraher
attract (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure) v • attraher [-trah-/-tract-]
attract v • attraher
attraction (force of) [Phys] n • attractivitate
attraction n • attraction
attractive (1. [Phys]; 2. alluring) adj • attractive
attractive adj • attractive
attractive, likable adj • sympathic
attractive (nice) adj • sympathic
attractiveness, charm n • charme [F]
attractiveness, charm n • charme
attractiveness n • charme
attractiveness n • attractivitate
attractiveness n • attraction
attributable n • attribuibile
attribute (1. inherent quality; 2. conventional symbol; 3. [Gram]) n • attributo
attribute, ascribe v • ascriber
attribute, ascribe v • attribuer
attribute, ascribe v • ascriber [-scrib-/-script-]
attribute, ascribe v • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
attribute n • attributo
attribute v • attribuer
attribution n • attribution
attributive (1. attributing; 2. [Gram]) adj • attributive
attrite [Theol] adj • attrite
attrition n • attrition
auburn adj • castanie clar
auction, auctioneer v • auctionar
auction n • auction
auction v • auctionar
auctioneer, auction v • auctionar
auctioneer n • auctionator
audacious adj • audace
audacious, daring adj • audaciose
audacious, daring adj • audace
audacity, daring n • audacia
audacity n • audacia
audibility n • audibitate
audible adj • audibile
audience (1. interview with a person of high rank; 2. hearing) n • audientia
audience (assembly of listeners) n • auditorio
audience (interview) n • audientia
audience (listeners) n • auditorio
audiometer [Acous] n • audiometro
audiometer [Acous] n • audiometro (-ò-)
audiovisual adj • audiovisual
audiovisually adv • audiovisualmente
audit n • verification de contos
audit v • verificar
audit, verification n • appuramento
audition (act of hearing) n • audita
audition (act of hearing) n • audition
audition n • audition
audition v • dar audition a
auditor, hearer, listener n • auditor
auditor n • verificator de contos
auditor n • revisor
auditorium, auditory n • auditorio
auditorium n • auditorio
auditory adj • auditive
auditory adj • auditori
auditory, auditorium n • auditorio
augment [Gram] n • augmento
augment, increase v • augmentar
augmentable adj • augmentabile
augmentation, increase n • augmentation
augmentation, increase n • augmento
augmentative [Gram] adj • augmentative
augmenter n • augmentator
augur (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) n • augure (àugure)
augur (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) n • augure
augur (1. to act as augur; 2. to predict, foretell) v • augurar
augury (1. art of the augur; 2. omen, sign) n • augurio
august adj • auguste
August n • augusto
august (one) (the) n • augusto
Augustan adj • augustee
Augustinian adj • augustinian
Augustinian n • augustiniano
Augustinianism n • augustinianismo
auk [Ornith] n • alca
aulo- (flute) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • aulo-
aunt n • amita (àm-)
aunt n • amita
au-pair n • au pair
au-pair n • servitrice au pair
aura n • aura
aural adj • aural
aureole, halo n • aureola
aureole, halo n • aureola (-ré-)
auricle (1. auricle of the ear; 2. auricle of the heart) n • auricula
auricula, bear's ear [Bot] n • auricula
auriferous, gold-bearing adj • aurifere
auriform, ear-shaped adj • auriforme
aurist, otologist (ear specialist) n • aurista
auspex [Hist] n • auspice (àu-)
auspex [Hist] n • auspice
auspice (sign or token derived from the observation of birds) Hist] n • auspicio
auspices n • auspicios
Auster, south wind n • austro
austere adj • auster
austereness, austerity n • austeritate
austerity, austereness n • austeritate
austerity n • austeritate
austral, southern adj • austral
Australasia n • Australasia
Australasian adj • australasian
Australia [Geog] n • Australia
Australia n • Australia
australian adj • australian
Australian adj • australian
Australian n • australiano
australian n • australiano
Austria [Geog] n • Austria
Austria n • Austria
Austrian adj • austriac (-ì-)
austrian adj • austriac
Austrian adj • austriac
Austrian n • austriaco (-ì-)
austrian n • austriaco
Austrian n • austriaco
autarchy, self-sufficiency n • autarchia
autarchy, self-sufficiency n • autarchia (-ìa)
authentic adj • authentic
authenticate (1. to render authentic; 2. to prove authentic) v • authenticar
authentication n • authentication
authenticity n • authenticitate
author (1. originator; 2. writer) n • autor
author n • autor
authoritarian adj • autoritari
authoritarianism n • autoritatismo
authoritative, dictatorial adj • autoritari
authoritative (of document) adj • autorisate
authoritative (of manner) adj • autoritari
authority n • autoritate
authorizable adj • autorisabile
authorization n • autorisation
authorize v • autorisar
authorship n • autorato
autism n • autismo
autistic adj • autistic
auto, motorcar, car n • auto
autobiographic, autobiographical adj • autobiographic
autobiographical adj • autobiographic
autobiography n • autobiographia
autobiography n • autobiographia (-ìa)
autobus, us (motor) n • autobus
autobus, us (motor) n • autobus (-bùs)
autochthon n • autochthono (-òctono)
autochthon n • autochthono
autochthonous adj • autochthone
autochthony n • autochthonia (-ìa)
autochthony n • autochthonia
autoclave, pressure cooker n • autoclave
autocracy n • autocratia
autocracy n • autocratia (-ìa)
autocrat n • autocrate
autocrat n • autocrate (-ò-)
autocratic adj • autocratic
auto-da-fé n • autodafé
auto-da-fé n • autodafé P]
autodidact (one who is self-taught) n • autodidacto
autodidactic adj • autodidactic
autodrome (race course for automobiles) n • autodromo
autodrome (race course for automobiles) n • autodromo (-tò-)
autogiro n • autogyro
autograph, make autographic reproductions v • autographiar
autograph n • autographo (-tò-)
autograph n • autographo
autograph v • autographiar
autographic adj • autographic
autography (art of autographic reproduction) n • autographia
autography (art of autographic reproduction) n • autographia (-ìa)
autoimmune adj • autoimmun
autoist n • autoista
automatic adj • automatic
automaticity, automatism (state of being automatic) n • automaticitate
automation n • automatisation
automatism n • automatismo
automatize, render automatic v • automatisar
automaton n • automato (-tò-)
automaton n • automato
automatous, automatic adj • automate (-tò-)
automatous, automatic adj • automate
automobile, motor vehicle n • automobile
automobile n • automobile
automobile, self-propelling adj • automobile
automobilism n • automobilismo
automobilist, motorist n • automobilista
autonomous adj • autonome
autonomous (self-governing) adj • autonome (-tò-)
autonomous (self-governing) adj • autonome
autonomy n • autonomia
autonomy n • autonomia (-ìa)
autopsy [Med] n • autopsia
autopsy [Med] n • autopsia (-ìa)
autopsy n • autopsia
autopsy, necropsy [Med] n • necropsia (-ìa)
autopsy, necropsy [Med] n • necropsia
autumn, fall n • autumno
autumn n • autumno
autumnal adj • autumnal
auxiliary adj • auxiliar
auxiliary n • auxiliator
avail v • disponer (se) de
avail v • disponer de
availability n • disponibilitate
available adj • disponibile
available adj • utilisabile
available (be -) v • esser disponibile
available (capable of being turned to account) adj • utilisabile
available, disposable adj • disponibile
available (make -) v • facer disponibile
avalanche [F] n • avalanche
avarice n • avaritia
avaricious adj • avaritiose
avaricious (miserly) adj • avar
ave (Ave bead of the rosary) n • ave
ave (Ave Maria) n • ave
ave (time of ringing the Ave bell) n • ave
avenge, revenge v • vindicar
avenge v • vengiar (-jàr)
avenge v • vindicar
avenge v • vengiar
avenger n • vengiator (-ja-)
avenger n • vengiator
avenger n • vindice (vìn-)
avenger n • vindice
avenger n • vindicator
avenue [F] n • avenue
avenue [F] (walk, alley) n • allée
avenue n • allee
avenue n • avenite
avenue n • avenue
aver (avouch, verify) v • averar
average adj • medie
average, mean adj • medie
average, mean n • media
average n • media
average (on -) phr • in media
average v • render le media de
average v • calcular le media de
averred, ratified [Law] adj • rate
aversion (1. act of averting turning away; 2. strong dislike) n • aversion
aversion n • aversion
avert, turn away v • averter [-vert-/-vers-]
avert, turn away v • averter
avert v • averter
aviarist n • aviarista
aviary n • aviario
aviate v • aviar
aviation n • aviation
aviator n • aviator
aviatrix n • aviatrice
aviculture n • avicultura
avid adj • avide
avid, greedy adj • avide
avid, greedy adj • avide (à-)
avidity, greed, greediness n • aviditate
avocado, alligator pear n • avocato
avocado (tree) n • avocatiero
avoid, shun v • evitar
avoid v • evitar
avoidable adj • eluctabile
avoidable adj • evitabile
avoidance n • evitation
avoiding, shunning (act of) n • evitation
avoirdupois n • avoirdupois
avoirdupois n • avoirdupois A]
avouch (aver, verify) v • averar
avulse, tear away v • aveller
avulse, tear away v • aveller [-vell-/-vuls-]
avulsion (tearing away) n • avulsion
avuncular adj • avuncular
await v • attender
await, wait for v • attender
await, wait for v • attender [-tend-/-tent-]
awake adj • vigile
awake v • eveliar (se)
awake v • eveliar
awaken v • eveliar
awaken v • eveliar (se)
awakener n • eveliator
awakening n • evelia
award (prize) n • precio
award (prize) n • premio
award (reward) n • recompensa
award v • premiar
award v • adjudicar
award a prize to, reward v • premiar
award or pronounce an interlocutory decree [Law] v • interloquer
award or pronounce an interlocutory decree [Law] v • interloquer [loqu-/-locut-]
aware adj • conscie
aware (be -) v • esser conscie
awareness n • conscientia
away adv • foras
away adv • via
away (two kilometers -) phr • a duo kilometros
awe n • pavor reverential
awe-inspiring adj • tremende
awe-inspiring adj • imponente
awesome adj • meraviliose, impressionante, stupende, phantastic, genial
awe-struck adj • horrificate
awful adj • terribile
awfully adv • terribilemente multo
awkward (clumsy) adj • inhabile
awkward (difficult to deal with) adj • embarassose
awkward (difficult to deal with) adj • difficile
awl n • subula (sù-)
awl n • subula
awl-shaped, subulate adj • subulate
awning n • tenta
awol adj • absente sin permisso
ax, axe n • hacha (-sha)
ax, axe n • hacha
ax n • hacha
axe, ax n • hacha (-sha)
axe, ax n • hacha
axe n • hacha
axial adj • axial
axil [Bot] n • axilla
axilla, armpit n • axilla
axillary (1. pertaining to the axilla; 2. [Bot]) adj • axillari
axiom n • axioma [-ma/-mat-]
axiom n • axioma
axiomatic adj • axiomatic
axis n • axe
axle, axletree n • axe
axle n • axe
axletree, axle n • axe
axunge [Pharm] n • axungia
azalea [Bot] n • azalea
azalea n • azalea
azoic adj • azoic
Azores, Azores Islands [Geog] n • le Insulas Azores
azure adj • azur
azure (color of the clear sky) n • azurato
azure (the blue color of the clear sky) n • azuro
azymous, unleavened adj • azyme (à-)
azymous, unleavened adj • azyme