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esclavización
noun, feminine
enslavement
esclavizador
adjective
enslaving
esclavizador
noun, masculine
enslaver
esclavizante
adjective
enslaving
esclavizar
verb
to enslave; to put in chains, restrict
esclavo
noun, masculine
slave
esclera
noun, feminine
sclera
escleractinio
noun, masculine
scleractinian
escleral
adjective
scleral
escleranto
noun, masculine
knawel, plant of the genus Scleranthus.
esclereida
noun, feminine
sclereid
escleritis
noun, feminine
scleritis
esclerito
noun, masculine
sclerite
escleroatrófico
adjective
scleroatrophic
esclerocio
noun, masculine
sclerotium
esclerodermia
noun, feminine
scleroderma
esclerodermiforme
adjective
sclerodermiform
esclerodérmico
adjective
sclerodermal
esclerosante
adjective
sclerosing
esclerosar
verb
to sclerose
esclerosis
noun, feminine
sclerosis
esclerosis lateral amiotrófica
noun, feminine
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (chronic, progressive disease characterised by degeneration of the central nervous system)
esclerosis múltiple
noun, feminine
multiple sclerosis
esclerostina
noun, feminine
sclerostin
esclerotización
noun, feminine
sclerotization
esclerotizado
adjective
sclerotized
esclerotizar
verb
to sclerotise
esclerénquima
noun, masculine
sclerenchyma
esclerófilo
noun, masculine
sclerophyll
esclerófilo
adjective
sclerophyllous
esclerótica
noun, feminine
sclera
esclerótico
adjective
sclerotic
esclusa
noun, feminine
lock (of canal)
escoba
noun, feminine
broom (domestic utensil); Spanish broom, broom (bush of the genus Retama)
escoba amarga
noun, feminine
famine weed
escoba nueva barre bien
proverb
a new broom sweeps clean
escobar
verb
to sweep (clean by sweeping)
escobarense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Escobar Partido
escobarense
adjective
of, from or relating to Escobar Partido
escobarista
adjective
of José Gonzalo Escobar
escobazo
noun, masculine
a blow dealt with a broom
escobeta
noun, feminine
a brush made with boar-bristle; a brush made with sacaton root
escobilla
noun, feminine
filings
escobilla
noun, feminine
brush
escobilla morisca
noun, feminine
sweet scabious
escobillar
verb
to brush something with a small brush
escobillón
noun, masculine
broom
escobén
noun, masculine
hawse
escobón
noun, masculine
any of a number of plants
escocer
verb
to sting, to smart; to irritate; get up someone's nose; to chafe (get sore)
escochebre
noun, masculine
spokeshave
escocés
noun, masculine
Scots (language); Scottish Gaelic (language)
escocés
adjective
Scottish (from or native to Scotland); Scottish (pertaining to Scotland)
escocés
noun, masculine
a Scotsman
escoda
noun, feminine
A hammer used for stonecarving
escodar
verb
to hew stones with an edged hammer; to shake one's horns to remove the skin and fur
escofia
noun, feminine
a coif
escofieta
noun, feminine
a type of headdress worn by ladies
escofina
noun, feminine
rasp (file)
escofinar
verb
to rasp (file with a rasp)