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desplazador: shifter
desplazamiento: displacement; offset, shift; motion; scrolling
desplazar: to displace; to move
desplegable: fold-out, folding, foldable, foldaway; pull-out; dropdown, pull-down
desplegable: foldout, gatefold (an overlarge page that is folded into a book or magazine); pullout; dropdown, pull-out
desplegar: to deploy, unfold
despliegue: unfolding; deployment
desplomar: to knock down; to plummet; to collapse
desplome: collapse
desplumar: to pluck (remove feathers); to plunder, rob, fleece; to break wind, to fart
despoblación: depopulation
despoblado: unpopulated
despoblamiento: depopulation
despoblar: to depopulate
despoetizar: to depoetize
despogen: obsolete spelling of despojen
despojado: bare
despojamiento: stripping; dispossessing
despojar: to strip, clear, leave bare; to divest oneself of
despojo: pillage, plunder (action); scourge; remains; loot, plunder, spoils
despolarización: depolarization
despolarizante: depolarising
despolarizar: to depolarize
despolimerización: depolymerization
despolitización: depoliticization, depoliticisation
despolitizar: to depoliticize, depoliticise
despolla: only used in se despolla, third-person singular present indicative of despollarse
despollar: only used in se ... despollar, syntactic variant of despollarse
despollarse: to piss oneself (laughing)
despolle: only used in me despolle, first-person singular present subjunctive of despollarse
despolle: barrel of laughs
despollemos: only used in nos despollemos, first-person plural present subjunctive of despollarse
despollen: only used in se despollen, third-person plural present subjunctive of despollarse
despolvar: dusting, the act of removing dust from, as a household chore; to dust (to remove dust)
despolvorear: to remove the dust; to dust off
desponer: depose
desportillar: to chip (to break a small piece from)
desposado: Newly wed; Handcuffed or otherwise restrained with handcuffs; Betrothed
desposado: a newlywed; a betrothed person
desposar: to marry; to be married; to get engaged
desposeer: to take away someone's possessions; to deprive
desposeimiento: dispossession; expropriation
desposesión: dispossession
desposorio: espousal; betrothal
despotado: despotate
despotismo: despotism (government by a singular authority)
despotismo ilustrado: enlightened absolutism
despotizar: to despotize; to govern despotically
despotricar: to rant, to sound off
despreciable: despicable, contemptible; negligible
despreciador: scornful
despreciador: scorner
despreciar: to despise, to scorn
despreciativamente: scornfully
despreciativo: scornful; derogatory
desprecintar: to unseal
desprecio: scorn, contempt
desprejuiciado: unbiased, unprejudiced
desprejuicio: tolerance, non-prejudice
desprender: to detach; to give off