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to cheat, swindle
trapacero
noun, masculine
swindler, conman
trapacería
noun, feminine
swindling, conning, defrauding
trapagarandarra
noun, masculine/feminine
native or inhabitant of Valle de Trápaga-Trapagaran
of, from or relating to Valle de Trápaga-Trapagaran
to walk around noisily; to talk excessively and without making sense; to act as a deceiver or charlatan
trapaza
noun, feminine
ruse, trickery, swindle, rogue artifice
trape
noun, masculine
intermediate fabric used to make drapery
trapeador
noun, masculine
mop
to mop; to trap
trapecial
adjective
trapezoidal
trapecio
noun, masculine
trapezoid; trapezium; trapezius; trapeze
trapeziometacarpal
trapecista
noun, masculine/feminine
trapeze artist; trapezist
trapense
adjective
Trappist
trapense
noun, masculine/feminine
Trappist
trapero
noun, masculine
trap artist
trapero
noun, masculine
rag-seller; peddler; mop
trapezoidal
adjective
trapezoidal
trapezoide
noun, masculine
trapezium (irregular quadrilateral); trapezoid (bone)
trapiche
noun, masculine
press, crusher (machine)
to fiddle, scheme
trapicheo
noun, masculine
trick, plot, scheme
trapichero
adjective
hustler, go-getter (one who is good at finding easy employment, and who can easily exploit any ability he has to succeed in life and earn money); stirrer; troublemaker
trapisonda
noun, feminine
hullabaloo; choppy waters
trapista
noun, masculine/feminine
Trappist; a member of the Order of Cistercians of the Strict Observance
trapista
adjective
Trappist; of or relating to the monastic order
trapo
noun, masculine
rag, piece of cloth used for cleaning, washing or drying (tea towel, dish towel, dish cloth, dust cloth, paper towel); any piece of cloth; clothing, clothes
trapos sucios
noun, masculine
dirt; dirty laundry
trapío
noun, masculine
charm; style; elegance; good looks; nice appearance (of a fighting bull)
traqueador
noun, masculine
horse trainer
traqueal
adjective
tracheal
traqueida
noun, feminine
tracheid
traqueo
noun, masculine
synonym of traqueteo
tracheobronchial
traqueobronquitis
noun, feminine
tracheobronchitis
tracheoesophageal
traqueomalacia
noun, feminine
tracheomalacia
traqueostomía
noun, feminine
tracheostomy
traqueotomía
noun, feminine
tracheotomy
to clatter, rattle
traqueteo
noun, masculine
rattle, rattling, clatter, clattering
traqueto
noun, masculine
trafficking
traqueítis
noun, feminine
tracheitis
traqueófita
noun, feminine
tracheophyte
traquita
noun, feminine
trachyte
traquítico
adjective
trachytic
traro
noun, masculine
southern crested caracara
tras
preposition
after, following, in the wake of; upon; behind (on the far side of); beyond; after (in pursuit of)
trasaltar
noun, masculine
retroquire
trasandino
adjective
trans-Andean (across the Andes)
three days ago
preantepenultimate
three days ago
trasarco
noun, masculine
backarc
immediately after
trascendencia
noun, feminine
importance; transcendence
trascendental
adjective
transcendental
trascendentalismo
noun, masculine
transcendentalism
trascendentalista
noun, masculine/feminine
transcendentalist