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robolucionario
adjective
robolutionary
robolución
noun, feminine
robolution
robot
noun, masculine
robot
robot de cocina
noun, masculine
food processor
robotizable
adjective
robotizable
robotización
noun, feminine
robotization/robotisation, roboticization/roboticisation
robotizar
verb
to robotize/robotise, roboticize/roboticise
robustamente
adverb
robustly
robustecer
verb
to strengthen
robustecimiento
noun, masculine
strengthening
robustez
noun, feminine
robustness
robusteza
noun, feminine
robustness
robusto
adjective
robust, sturdy, rugged (evincing strength; firmly built); stout, stocky, hardy; strapping
robín
noun, masculine
rust
robón
adjective
thievish
robótica
noun, feminine
robotics (the science and technology of robots)
robóticamente
adverb
robotically
robótico
adjective
robotic
roca
noun, feminine
rock; synonym of incoherencia
roca encajante
noun, feminine
host rock
roca madre
noun, feminine
bedrock
rocalla
noun, feminine
rocks, pebbles; rockery; rocaille, rococo
rocalloso
adjective
stony; pebbly
rocambolesco
adjective
fantastic, unbelievable, far-fetched; odd, bizarre
rocanrol
noun, masculine
rock and roll
rocanrolero
noun, masculine
rocker, rock and roller
rocanrolero
adjective
rock, rock and roll (as a modifier)
roce
noun, masculine
rubbing; contact; friction
rocha
noun, feminine
debushing
rochar
verb
to clear of brush/shrubs
rochelero
adjective
raucous; unruly; jokey; pranky; party-loving
rochelero
noun, masculine
raucous; unruly person; jokey; pranky person; party animal
rochense
adjective
of, from or relating to the department of Rocha, Uruguay
rochense
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of the department of Rocha, Uruguay
rocho
noun, masculine
roc
rociada
noun, feminine
A type of curse.
rociador
noun, masculine
spray bottle
rociar
verb
to sprinkle, spatter; to spray, to douse; to drizzle or rain as dew
rociero
noun, masculine
a pilgrim on the Romería de El Rocío
rocinante
noun, masculine
nag (weak and useless horse); workhorse
rock
noun, masculine
rock (music style)
rock and roll
noun, masculine
rock and roll
rock pesado
noun, masculine
heavy metal
rockabilly
noun, masculine
rockabilly
rockanrolear
verb
to rock and roll
rockear
verb
to rock (play, or enjoy, rock music)
rocker
noun, masculine
rocker (rock musician)
rockero
noun, masculine
rocker (musician who plays rock music); rocker (someone passionate about rock music)
rockero
adjective
rock (related to rock music)
rockismo
noun, masculine
rockism
rockola
noun, feminine
alternative spelling of rocola (“jukebox”)
rockódromo
noun, masculine
a place where a festival, especially rock, is held
roco
adjective
old
rococó
adjective
rococo
rococó
noun, masculine
rococo
rocola
noun, feminine
jukebox, nickelodeon
rocosidad
noun, feminine
rockiness
rocoso
adjective
rocky (full of, or abounding in rocks)
rocoto
noun, masculine
rocoto (chili pepper)
rocuronio
noun, masculine
rocuronium