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trascendentalista
noun, masculine/feminine
transcendentalist
trascendentalmente
adverb
transcendentally
trascendente
adjective
transcendent
trascender
verb
to transcend, to go beyond
trascenio
noun, masculine
backstage
trascoda
noun, masculine
a piece of gut that ties each string of a violin etc to the tailpiece
trascoro
noun, masculine
retrochoir
trasdosado
noun, masculine
back of the vault
trasdós
noun, masculine
extrados
trasegador
noun, masculine
drinker; imbiber
trasegar
noun, masculine
travels, journeying
trasegar
verb
to move around; to transfer (liquid from one container to another); to tope, booze (drink alcohol excessively); to gulp (drink); to smuggle (drugs)
trasero
noun, masculine
behind, butt, rear-end, posterior
trasero
adjective
back, back-side, rear-side, posterior
trasfondo
noun, masculine
background
trasfronterizo
adjective
alternative spelling of transfronterizo
trasgo
noun, masculine
a mischievous mythological creature similar to a goblin, imp, or kobold found in legends of Portugal and Spain, with varying descriptions
trasgresor
noun, masculine
alternative spelling of transgresor
trashumancia
noun, feminine
transhumance, migration
trashumante
adjective
migratory; transhumant (moving from winter to summer pasture)
trashumar
verb
to move to new pastures
trasiego
noun, masculine
transfer; hustle and bustle; coming and going
trasijado
adjective
having narrow flanks, due to malnourishment; skinny; thin; lean
traslacional
adjective
translational
traslación
noun, feminine
translation
trasladable
adjective
translatable (capable of being translated from one context to another)
trasladar
verb
to move; to transfer; to translate; to copy, transcribe; to transmit
traslado
noun, masculine
move, removal; transfer; copy
traslapar
verb
to overlap
traslaticio
adjective
figurative
traslativo
adjective
transferring
traslocación
noun, feminine
translocation
traslocar
verb
to translocate
trasluchada
noun, feminine
gybe, jibe
trasluchar
verb
to gybe, jibe
traslucir
verb
to show, to reveal; to show (through)
trasluz
noun, masculine
light (that passes through a transparent or translucent object)
trasmallo
noun, masculine
drift net (very long fishing net)
trasmano
noun, masculine
the player who plays second
trasmerano
adjective
of, from or relating to Trasmiera
trasmerano
noun, masculine
native or inhabitant of Trasmiera (usually male)
trasmisible
adjective
alternative spelling of transmisible
trasmontar
verb
alternative spelling of transmontar
trasmundo
noun, masculine
afterworld
trasnacional
adjective
alternative spelling of transnacional
trasnochado
adjective
outmoded, outdated; decrepit, worn
trasnochador
adjective
awake at night
trasnochador
noun, masculine
night owl, night bird
trasnochar
verb
to pull an all-nighter, stay awake all night
trasojado
adjective
haggard
trasoír
verb
to mishear
traspalar
verb
to shovel
traspapelar
verb
to mislay, misplace
traspasable
adjective
transferable
traspasar
verb
to transfer; to penetrate; to pierce; to violate (rules, laws etc); to overstep (limits)
traspaso
noun, masculine
transfer, handover; passing, crossing; piercing; transgression, violation, trespass
traspatio
noun, masculine
backyard
traspillar
verb
to shut; to close (a door, window, etc.); to become worn out; to flag
traspié
noun, masculine
trip, stumble
trasplantación
noun, feminine
transplant
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