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espíritu de equipo: team spirit
espíritu de la golosina: bag of bones (skinny person)
espíritu de sacrificio: spirit of sacrifice
espíritu de vino: spirit of wine
espíritu del escalador: l'esprit de l'escalier
espíritu libre: free spirit
espóiler: alternative spelling of spoiler
espúreo: spurious; illegitimate
esq: es que
esqualene: squalene
esqueje: cutting; spin-off
esquel: alternative spelling of ezquel
esquela: note, letter; death announcement, funeral announcement
esqueletal: skeletal
esqueletización: skeletonization
esqueletizar: To turn into a skeleton, skeletonize
esqueleto: skeleton; frame (structural elements of a constructed object)
esqueletocronologia: skeletochronology
esqueletología: skeletology
esquelético: skeletal (relating to the skeleton); skeletal (emaciated)
esquelín: alternative spelling of ezquelín
esquema: outline (a general description, a summarizing statement); scheme (combination of related parts); scheme (a plot or plan involving devious action); schema, framework; schematic
esquema Ponzi: Ponzi scheme
esquema de pirámide: pyramid scheme
esquema piramidal: pyramid scheme
esquematismo: schematic
esquematización: schematization
esquematizar: to schematize
esquemáticamente: schematically
esquemático: schematic
esquero: tinderbox
esquiable: skiable
esquiador: skier (someone who practices skiing)
esquiagrafía: sciagraphy
esquiar: to ski
esquiciar: to sketch
esquicio: sketch (of picture)
esquife: skiff
esquifo: skyphos
esquijama: onesie, sleepsuit (typically an adult onesie); a pyjama set that is tight around the ankles
esquil: alternative spelling of ezquil
esquila: A kind of small bell or cowbell.
esquila: shearing
esquila: shrimp; sea onion
esquilador: shearing
esquilador: shearer, clipper
esquilar: to climb
esquilar: to shear
esquileo: shearing; shearing house
esquilimoso: affected, excessively delicate
esquilmación: exhaustion
esquilmar: to harvest; to exhaust, exploit, flog, plunder, deplete (resources); to fleece (con or trick someone)
esquilo: squirrel
esquilín: alternative spelling of ezquilín
esquilón: large bell
esquimal: Eskimo
esquimal: Eskimo
esquimao: archaic spelling of esquimal
esquina: corner
esquinado: unpleasant