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trajeado
adjective
suited (wearing a suit)
to suit up
trajebaño
noun, masculine
one-piece swimsuit
trajinante
noun, masculine/feminine
mobile trader
to transport, to move; to use (in everyday life), to wear; to search, to look (for something); to pry, to meddle (into someone else's things or matters)
trajinera
noun, feminine
a type of small colourful boat maneuvered with a pole
trajinero
noun, masculine
transporter
trajín
noun, masculine
coming and going; hustle and bustle; transport; work done around the house; chore; everyday use, wear
tralla
noun, feminine
whip
trallazo
noun, masculine
crack of a whip; telling-off; reprimand; crack, crackle; powerful shot
trallón
noun, masculine
powerful shot
trama
noun, feminine
weave, weft; plot (the course of a story); grid (as in an urban grid); fabric; frame
tramado
noun, masculine
dithering
tramar
verb
to plot, to scheme, to concoct, to engineer, to contrive; to be up to
trambollito
noun, masculine
A blenny of the genus Paraclinus.
tramboyo
noun, masculine
Chalapo clinid (Labrisomus philippii)
tramitación
noun, feminine
proceeding, application
tramitador
noun, masculine
processor (person who processes)
to request, ask for, solicit, transact (through a paper); to deal with
tramititis
noun, feminine
stress caused by paperwork
tramitología
noun, feminine
red tape
tramitomanía
noun, feminine
synonym of tramitología
tramo
noun, masculine
section, stretch (segment of a journey or route)
tramojo
noun, masculine
work
tramontana
noun, feminine
tramontana (north wind)
to arrange safe passage for someone to escape danger; to traverse a mountain range
tramoya
noun, feminine
the stage machinery, or a piece thereof; racket, scam, scheme
tramoyista
noun, masculine/feminine
stagehand; con artist
trampa
noun, feminine
trap, snare; cheating, cheat (violation of rules to gain an advantage); trapdoor (hinged or sliding door set into a floor)
trampajaula
noun, feminine
trap with a cage
trampal
noun, masculine
A kind of swamp
trampantojo
noun, masculine
trick, deceit, sleight of hand
to cheat, to trick
trampero
noun, masculine
trapper (one who traps animals)
trampilla
noun, feminine
hatchway, trapdoor
trampista
noun, masculine/feminine
cheater (dishonest person)
trampolín
noun, masculine
springboard, diving board; trampoline
misleadingly
tramposería
noun, feminine
crookedness
tramposo
noun, masculine
cheat, cheater (someone who cheats)
tramposo
adjective
cheating; deceitful
tramposuelo
noun, masculine
synonym of tramposo
tramposuelo
adjective
synonym of tramposo
tranca
noun, feminine
thick bar of wood; bar used to keep closed a door; door bolt; drunkenness; hard
trancadera
noun, feminine
traffic jam, snarl-up
to lock, latch, bolt; to stride (take long steps); to bust (to catch someone in the act of doing something wrong); to deal with, to confront, to approach someone; to grab or take hold of
trancazo
noun, masculine
a hit with a stick; hit, blow, strike; flu; a roadblock; alcoholic drink; booze
trance
noun, masculine
trance
tranco
noun, masculine
large step or jump
trancón
noun, masculine
traffic jam
tranexámico
adjective
tranexamic
tranilcipromina
noun, feminine
tranylcypromine
tranita
noun, masculine
oarsman
tranki
adjective
alternative spelling of tranqui
tranque
noun, masculine
deceit; fraud; boring, dull, tedious
alternative spelling of trancar
tranquera
noun, feminine
gate; fence
tranquero
noun, masculine
traffic warden
tranqui
adjective
relaxed; chilled
tranqui
interjection
relax!, stay cool!