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to shut one's mouth
to log out, log off, sign out, or sign off
synonym of cerrarse en banda
to dig in one's heels
cerrazón
noun, feminine
stubbornness, obstinateness; overcast sky
cerrero
adjective
untamed
cerril
adjective
rough (of terrain); rough, rude (of a person); unbroken, wild (of an animal)
cerrillo
noun, masculine
diminutive of cerro; common thatching grass, Hyparrhenia hirta.
cerrista
adjective
connected to Cerro Porteño, a Paraguayan football club from Asunción
cerrista
noun, masculine/feminine
someone connected to Cerro Porteño, as a player, coach, fan etc.
cerro
noun, masculine
hill (usually larger or more isolated than colina)
cerrojazo
noun, masculine
abrupt bolting of a door
cerrojo
noun, masculine
bolt, latch; bolt; very aggressive or defensive tactics
certamen
noun, masculine
contest, competition, pageant; challenge
accurately
certero
adjective
accurate, spot on; proper; well-informed
certeza
noun, feminine
certainty
certidumbre
noun, feminine
certainty
certificable
adjective
certifiable
certificación
noun, feminine
certification
certificado
adjective
certified
certificado
noun, masculine
certificate (document issued by an official entity or public department to prove a fact or a personal situation)
death certificate
birth certificate
certificador
adjective
certifying
certificador
noun, masculine
certifier
to certify
certinidad
noun, feminine
certainty
certitud
noun, feminine
certainty
ceruloplasmina
noun, feminine
ceruloplasmin
cerumen
noun, masculine
earwax
cerusita
noun, feminine
cerussite
cerval
adjective
deerlike; deer; cervine; tremendous (fear)
tremendously (said of fearing)
cervantesco
adjective
of Miguel de Cervantes (a Spanish author); Cervantes's
cervantino
adjective
of Miguel de Cervantes (a Spanish author); Cervantes's
cervantismo
noun, masculine
literary work in the style of Miguel de Cervantes
cervantista
adjective
of or supporting Miguel de Cervantes (Spanish author)
cervantista
noun, masculine/feminine
a scholar of Miguel de Cervantes
cervatillo
noun, masculine
fawn (young deer)
cervato
noun, masculine
a fawn younger than six months
cerve
noun, feminine
beer
cervecero
adjective
beer
cervecero
noun, masculine
beer brewer
cervecería
noun, feminine
brewery (place where beer is brewed); beer bar, beer parlour, alehouse (pub or bar where beer is sold)
cerveza
noun, feminine
beer
cerveza de raíz
noun, feminine
root beer
cervezería
noun, feminine
obsolete spelling of cervecería
cervicabra
noun, feminine
blackbuck
cervical
adjective
cervical
cervicitis
noun, feminine
cervicitis
cervicometría
noun, feminine
cervical ultrasound
cervicometric
cervicothoracic
cervicouterine
cervicovaginal
cervino
adjective
alternative spelling of cervuno
cerviz
noun, feminine
cervix (neck)
cervunal
noun, masculine
an area where many deer live
cervuno
adjective
cervine