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6,442 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

tracería: tracery
traceur: traceur
tracio: Thracian
tracio: Thracian
tracista: tracer
track: track
trackpad: trackpad
tracoma: trachoma
tractivo: tractive
tracto: tract; a stretch
tracto urinario: urinary tract
tractocamión: tractor unit, prime mover
tractografía: tractography
tractomula: tractor unit
tractor: tractor
tractor: driving
tractorada: tractor protest, where farmers block the streets with their tractors to raise awareness about something affecting them
tractorista: tractor driver
tractrac: the cry of certain birds
tradear: to trade (in a videogame); to trade (stocks)
trader: trader
tradicional: traditional
tradicionalidad: traditionality
tradicionalismo: traditionalism
tradicionalista: traditional; traditionalistic (observant of tradition)
tradicionalista: traditionalist (person who adheres to tradition); one who studies traditions
tradicionalmente: traditionally
tradicionista: traditionist
tradición: tradition; lore
trading: trading
traduccional: translationary
traducción: translation
traducción a la vista: sight translation
traducción automática: machine translation
traducción literal: literal translation
traducianismo: traducianism
traducibilidad: translatability
traducible: translatable (capable of being translated into another language); translatable (capable of being transferred from one context or environment to another)
traducido: translated
traducir: to translate (from one language into another); to translate, convert, turn (to, into).
traductología: translation studies
traductor: translating, translator
traductor: translator (a computer program that translates)
traductor: translator (a person who translates something); translator (a language interpreter)
traedor: bringer; bearer
traer: to bring (in the sense of transport); to bring about, cause, occasion; to make (cause to be in or have a certain condition or state); to wear; to bring forward, advance, adduce
traer a colación: to bring up; mention
traer a la memoria: to jog one's memory
traer al fresco: to not mind, couldn't care less
traer al pairo: to not mind, couldn't care less
traer de cabeza: to make nervous
traer puesto: to wear
traer sin cuidado: couldn't care less
trafear: to adulterate or manipulate; to cheat, deceive, or scam
traficable: traffickable
traficante: dealer (drugs); trafficker (illegal)
traficante: dealing
traficar: to smuggle; to traffic (illegal trade or exchange of goods)
traga: a person that studies a lot, nerd; a messy eater, glutton
traga: nerd; a person who eats a lot. a glutton.