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expastor: former shepherd
expatriación: expatriation
expatriado: expat, expatriate
expatriar: to expatriate (to banish someone from his own country); to expatriate (to withdraw from one’s native country)
expectable: alternative spelling of espectable
expectación: expectation
expectante: expectant
expectar: to wait; to expect
expectativa: expectation (that which is expected or looked for)
expectoración: expectoration (the act of expectorating); expectoration (that which is expectorated)
expectorante: expectorant
expectorar: to expectorate (to cough up fluid from the lungs)
expedicionar: to go on an expedition
expedicionario: expedition
expedición: expedition
expedidor: sender; dispatcher
expedientar: to bring to book, call to account, bring to justice; to take disciplinary measures against
expediente: case, file; dossier
expediente de regulación de empleo: layoff
expedir: to issue, to publish (a document, etc); to send, to expedite
expeditar: to expedite (accelerate the process of)
expeditivamente: promptly; expeditiously
expeditivo: expeditious, prompt, efficient
expedito: clear, unobstructed
expeleador: former fighter
expeler: to expel
expelotero: former baseball player
expendedor: selling
expendedor: seller
expendedora: female equivalent of expendedor; vending machine
expendeduría: tobacconist's
expender: to sell (retail), to handle, deal in; to sell on commission; to disburse, spend, lay out (money); to circulate or pass (counterfeit money)
expendio: wholesale commerce; dime store, corner shop; expense; expenditure
expensas: expenses
experiencia: experience; expertise
experiencial: experiential
experienciar: to experience
experiente: experienced
experimentación: experimentation
experimentado: experienced
experimentador: experimenter
experimental: experimental
experimentalismo: experimentalism
experimentalista: experimentalist
experimentalmente: experimentally
experimentar: to experiment; to experience; to feel
experimento: experiment
experiodista: former journalist
expersonal: former staff member
expertamente: expertly; skillfully
experticia: expertise
expertise: expertise
expertización: surveyance, assessment; qualification of someone to become qualified
expertizaje: surveyance, assessment
expertizar: to survey, to assess; to qualify someone into become qualified
experto: expert
experto: expert
expiación: atonement; expiation
expiar: to atone
expiatorio: sacrificial; expiatory, piacular