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entremeta: only used in me entremeta, first-person singular present subjunctive of entremeterse
entremetamos: only used in nos entremetamos, first-person plural present subjunctive of entremeterse
entremetan: only used in se entremetan, third-person plural present subjunctive of entremeterse
entremete: only used in se entremete, third-person singular present indicative of entremeterse
entremeter: only used in se ... entremeter, syntactic variant of entremeterse
entremeterse: to meddle; get involved
entremetido: nosy, meddlesome
entremezclar: to intermingle
entremiliao: intermixed; mingled
entremorir: to die away, to fade away (to be extinguished)
entremés: appetizer, entrée; humorous and dramatic interlude; type of mask, mummery mask
entrenado: trained
entrenador: trainer; manager (UK), coach (US)
entrenador elíptico: elliptical trainer
entrenador personal: personal trainer
entrenamiento: training, workout
entrenamiento de fuerza: strength training
entrenamiento propioceptivo: proprioceptive training
entrenar: to train
entreno: training session
entrenudo: internode
entreoír: to hear faintly, to barely hear
entrepalos: staysail
entrepaso: rack
entrepaño: part of a wall; shelf
entrepelado: Having almost no white; mostly black-skinned
entrepierna: crotch (area of a person’s body where the legs fork); inseam
entrepiernado: lying down with interlocking legs
entrepiso: mezzanine
entreplanta: synonym of entresuelo
entreportón: a door that is located after the main door and separates the entrance hall from the corridor or vestibule.
entrepuente: space between decks
entrepán: sandwich
entrerriano: native or inhabitant of the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina (usually male)
entrerriano: of, from or relating to the province of Entre Ríos, Argentina
entresacar: to pick out
entresemana: on a weekday (the days Monday through Friday)
entresiglos: the turn of the century, especially from the 18th to the 19th centuries
entresijado: skinny; thin; lean
entresijo: mesentery; inner workings, behind-the-scenes
entresijos: ins and outs, intricacies; plural of entresijo
entresuelo: entresol, mezzanine
entretanto: time being; mean time
entretanto: meanwhile
entretecho: loft; attic; garret
entretejer: to interweave, weave
entretela: interfacing; bosom, heart
entretelón: big curtain; behind the scenes, backstage
entretención: entertainment
entretenedor: entertaining
entretenedor: entertainer
entretener: to entertain
entretenidamente: entertainingly
entretenidillo: Mildly entertaining; a little fun.
entretenido: amusing, entertaining
entretenimiento: amusement; entertainment
entreteto: Central cleft between a woman breasts
entretiempo: spring or autumn period close to summer, with mild temperatures; half-time
entrevenir: to intervene
entrever: to glimpse