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citrulinado
adjective
citrullinated
citrícola
adjective
citrus
citrón
noun, masculine
citron; lemon
citófono
noun, masculine
intercom
citólogo
noun, masculine
cytologist
citómetro
noun, masculine
cytometer (device for measuring cells)
ciudad
noun, feminine
city
ciudad deportiva
noun, feminine
training complex, training centre
ciudad dormitorio
noun, feminine
bedroom community, commuter town
ciudad estado
noun, feminine
city state
ciudad fantasma
noun, feminine
ghost town
ciudad federal
noun, feminine
federal city
ciudad hermana
noun, masculine
sister city
ciudad inteligente
noun, feminine
smart city
ciudad morena
proper noun
the city of Santa Ana
ciudad que nunca duerme
proper noun
the City That Never Sleeps (nickname of New York City)
ciudad universitaria
noun, feminine
university town
ciudad-estado
noun, feminine
city state
ciudadanista
noun, masculine/feminine
a member or supporter of Ciudadanos
ciudadanista
adjective
of Ciudadanos
ciudadanizar
verb
to grant citizenship to
ciudadano
adjective
living in a city; city (or of relating to a city or its inhabitants); citizen; citizen's (of or relating to a citizen or citizens); civilian
ciudadano
noun, masculine
citizen; city-dweller
ciudadano de a pie
noun, masculine
man on the street; member of the general public
ciudadanía
noun, feminine
citizenship; citizenry
ciudadela
noun, feminine
citadel
ciudadrealeño
adjective
of, from or relating to Ciudad Real
ciudadrealeño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Ciudad Real (usually male)
ciudarrealeño
adjective
of, from or relating to Ciudad Real
ciudarrealeño
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Ciudad Real (usually male)
civeta
noun, feminine
civet (cat-like animal)
civeta nutria
noun, masculine
otter civet
civil
adjective
civil (all senses)
civilidad
noun, feminine
civility
civilismo
noun, masculine
civilianism; rule by civilians rather than the military
civilista
adjective
civil law
civilista
noun, masculine/feminine
civil lawyer
civilizacional
adjective
civilizational
civilización
noun, feminine
civilization
civilizadamente
adverb
in a civilized way, civilly
civilizado
adjective
civilized
civilizador
adjective
civilizing
civilizar
verb
to civilize
civilizatorio
adjective
civilizing
civilmente
adverb
civilly
civismo
noun, masculine
civility
cizalla
noun, feminine
bolt cutter; tin snips; throatless shear, lever shears, brench shears; rotary trimmer; shears, pair of shears, cutter
cizalladura
noun, feminine
wind shear
cizallamiento
noun, masculine
shear
cizallar
verb
to shear; cut with shears or wire cutters
cizaña
noun, feminine
darnel, tare (grass weed); an injurious thing or action; dissension, enmity
cizañar
verb
to sow discord; to fall out
cizañero
noun, masculine
troublemaker, shit-stirrer
cizañero
adjective
troublemaker, shit-stirrer
cizañoso
adjective
troublemaking
ciá
verb
superseded spelling of cia, deprecated in 2010
ciáis
verb
superseded spelling of ciais, deprecated in 2010
ciánico
adjective
cyanic
ciás
verb
superseded spelling of cias, deprecated in 2010
ciática
noun, feminine
sciatica (neuralgia of the sciatic nerve)
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