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empiltren
verb
only used in se empiltren, third-person plural present subjunctive of empiltrarse
empinado
adjective
steep
empinamiento
noun, masculine
lifting, erection; a steep slope (up a mountain)
empinar
verb
to lift; to erect; to set upright; to incline and lift (a drinking container) in order to drink.
empinar el codo
verb
to tipple (drink alcohol)
empinchar
verb
anger or annoy
empingorotar
verb
to put (something) atop (something else)
empirismo
noun, masculine
empiricism
empirista
noun, masculine/feminine
empiricist
empitonar
verb
to gore, to impale
emplasto
noun, masculine
poultice, dressing
emplatado
noun, masculine
plating
emplatar
verb
to plate (to place food on a plate)
emplazamiento
noun, masculine
place, location; summons
emplazar
verb
to put (in its place); to set a deadline; to call on, to request; to summon
empleabilidad
noun, feminine
employability
empleable
adjective
employable
empleada
noun, feminine
female equivalent of empleado (“employee”); charwoman, maid (female servant or cleaner)
empleada doméstica
noun, feminine
housemaid
empleado
adjective
employed
empleado
noun, masculine
employee
empleador
adjective
that employs
empleador
noun, masculine
employer
emplear
verb
to hire, to employ (to give someone a job); to use (employ, apply); to use (consume, spend)
emplearse a fondo
verb
to pull out all the stops
emplegoste
noun, masculine
something hard, sticky, and gross; something messy
empleo
noun, masculine
job, employment; use, application
empleomanía
noun, feminine
desire to be a civil servant; staff
emplomar
verb
to lead (cover with lead)
emplumado
adjective
feathered
emplumar
verb
to fledge, to grow feathers; to feather; to decorate with feathers; to punish; to slap a punishment on; to run away from
empobrecedor
adjective
impoverishing
empobrecer
verb
to impoverish, make poor, break financially
empobrecido
adjective
impoverished; depleted (uranium)
empobrecimiento
noun, masculine
impoverishment
empoderamiento
noun, masculine
empowerment, empowering
empoderante
adjective
empowering
empoderar
verb
to empower
empodrecer
verb
to rot
empollamiento
noun, feminine
incubation period
empollar
verb
to incubate, brood; swot (to study hard)
empollón
adjective
nerdy
empollón
noun, masculine
wonk, swot, nerd
empolvar
verb
to cover with dust or powder
emponzoñamiento
noun, masculine
poisoning
emponzoñar
verb
to poison, envenom
emporio
noun, masculine
emporium (large retail store); staple
emporrado
adjective
high, stoned (from a joint)
empotrable
adjective
built-in; fuckable
empotrador
noun, masculine
nut
empotrador
noun, masculine
stud, fucker, shagger, lay (lover)
empotramiento
noun, masculine
imbedding
empotrar
verb
to embed; to fit, to mount; to screw, bang (have sex with)
empozar
verb
to drop down a well; to well up; to hit deep; to stop proceedings
emprendedor
adjective
enterprising, plucky
emprendedor
noun, masculine
entrepreneur
emprendedorismo
noun, masculine
entrepreneurism
emprendedurismo
noun, masculine
entrepreneurship
emprender
verb
to undertake, to engage in; to take (e.g. actions, steps, initiatives, an approach, a path); to start, to launch, to initiate, to begin (e.g. a project, an investigation, a business venture, a negotiation); to set out on, to set forth on (a journey)
emprendimiento
noun, masculine
enterprise, undertaking
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