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toxificar
verb
to toxify
toxiinfección
noun, feminine
toxi-infection
toxina
noun, feminine
toxin
toxodonte
noun, masculine
toxodont
toxodóntido
noun, masculine
toxodontid
toxoflavina
noun, feminine
toxoflavin
toxoide
noun, masculine
toxoid
toxoplasmosis
noun, feminine
toxoplasmosis
toy
verb
apheretic form of estoy
tozal
noun, masculine
hill; hillock
tozo
adjective
short in stature (said of a person)
tozudamente
adverb
obstinately
tozudez
noun, feminine
stubbornness
tozudo
adjective
obstinate, stubborn
toíto
adjective
obsolete spelling of todo
toñina
noun, feminine
tuna (fish); hit; bash; blow
tqm
phrase
alternative letter-case form of TQM (“I love you a lot”).
traba
noun, feminine
catch (concealed difficulty); obstacle; shackle; hobble (for a horse), hopple; hair clip, barrette, hairslide
trabacuenta
noun, feminine
slip-up; error
trabado
adjective
blocked, wedged, stuck
trabador
noun, masculine
saw set
trabajabilidad
noun, feminine
workability
trabajable
adjective
workable
trabajadera
noun, feminine
stave; beam (upon which bearers carry the paso)
trabajador
noun, masculine
worker; Wren-like rushbird (Phleocryptes melanops)
trabajador
adjective
hard-working
trabajador sexual
noun, masculine
sex worker (male or of unspecified gender)
trabajador social
noun, masculine
social worker
trabajante
noun, masculine/feminine
labourer
trabajante
adjective
one who labours
trabajar
verb
to work; to work in, work on, to workshop (+ en); to suffer
trabajar como un condenado
verb
to work like a dog; to work like a horse
trabajar como un negro
verb
to work like a dog; to work like a nailer; to slave away
trabajo
noun, masculine
work, job; work; school assignment, often a presentation
trabajo de chinos
noun, masculine
a lot of work; difficult or long-term work
trabajo emocional
noun, feminine
emotional labor
trabajo en equipo
noun, masculine
teamwork
trabajo en negro
noun, masculine
undeclared work
trabajo forzado
noun, masculine
forced labour/forced labor
trabajo sexual
noun, masculine
sex work
trabajosamente
adverb
laboriously, arduously, toilsomely (requiring much work)
trabajoso
adjective
laborious; arduous
trabajólico
noun, masculine
workaholic
trabalenguas
noun, masculine
tongue-twister, mouthful
trabapalancas
noun, masculine
gearbox lock
trabar
verb
to connect, to join (pieces of wood); to obstruct; to hold back; to fasten; to thicken (sauce, pudding etc.)
trabarse la lengua
verb
to become tongue-tied
trabazón
noun, feminine
joining together; traffic jam, congestion
trabecular
adjective
trabecular
trabilla
noun, feminine
diminutive of traba; clasp; belt loop
trabucar
verb
to mess up, muddle up; to get muddled up
trabucazo
noun, masculine
shot from a blunderbuss; wound from a blunderbuss
trabuco
noun, masculine
trebuchet; blunderbuss
trabuquete
noun, masculine
trebuchet
trabécula
noun, feminine
trabecula
traca
noun, feminine
a string of firecrackers, fireworks, bangers, etc.; grand finale
tracalero
adjective
deceitful, dishonest
tracatera
noun, feminine
shootout (of guns)
traccionar
verb
to traction
tracción
noun, feminine
traction
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