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umbral
noun, masculine
doorstep; stoop; threshold
umbrela
noun, feminine
umbrella (of jellyfish)
umbro
noun, masculine
Umbrian; Umbri
umbro
adjective
Umbrian; Umbri
umbroso
adjective
shady (having or causing shades)
umbráculo
noun, masculine
umbraculum
umbría
noun, feminine
umbra, shady area
umbrío
adjective
shady, dark, shadowy
umbundo
noun, masculine
Umbundu
umbélula
noun, feminine
umbellet
umbú
noun, masculine
Brazil plum (Spondias tuberosa)
umma
noun, feminine
ummah
umpire
noun, masculine
umpire
umrah
noun, feminine
umrah (a minor hajj, a lesser pilgrimage to Mecca, other than at the time of the hajj)
un
number
apocopic form of uno (“one”)
un carajo
phrase
fuck off; fuck this
un chingo
adverb
a lot, very much (see chingo)
un clavo saca otro clavo
proverb
one nail drives out another
un día de estos
adverb
one of these days, someday
un día es un día
proverb
what the heck; you only live once (said when making an exception to indulge in something)
un día más un día menos
proverb
another day, another dollar
un día sí y otro no
adverb
every other day
un grano no hace granero, pero ayuda al compañero
proverb
every little helps
un huevo
adverb
a shitload; fuck loads; a fuckton
un huevo y parte del otro
adverb
a fucking shitload; fucking loads; a motherfucking fuckton
un momento
interjection
Used to indicate disagreement or doubt: wait a minute
un montón
adverb
synonym of mucho (“a lot”)
un montón
pronoun
a lot (see montón); synonym of mucho (“much, many”)
un pie tras otro
phrase
on yer bike; get going
un poco
adverb
a bit, a little, kind of, slightly, somewhat, kinda; some, a bit, a little; a little bit, a little, a bit, some (when followed by de)
un tanto
adverb
somewhat, to a certain extent
un tanto cuanto
adverb
a bit; ever so slightly
una
pronoun
one (an indefinite plural pronoun using a singular feminine item, used for females)
una barbaridad
adverb
a lot, very much
una cosa es predicar, y otra dar trigo
proverb
easier said than done
una de
adjective
a great deal of
una de cal y otra de arena
noun, feminine
an alternation of two opposite things, for example hot and cold, good cop bad cop, zigzag, up and down, happy one minute and sad the next
una de dos
phrase
one or the other (used to remark on an either-or situation)
una golondrina no hace verano
proverb
one swallow does not a summer make
una imagen vale más que mil palabras
proverb
a picture is worth a thousand words
una jartá
adverb
a lot
una mierda
phrase
jack shit; fuck all; bullshit; yeah right
una pasada
adverb
loads; big time
una porra
interjection
no way, not a chance; over my dead body
una que otra vez
adverb
now and again; every now and then
una tula
noun
jackshit, fuck all, nothing
una verga
noun
jackshit, fuck all, nothing
una vez
conjunction
once
una vez
adverb
once (one time); once (during some period in the past)
una vez más
adverb
once again
una y otra vez
adverb
over and over; over and over again; again and again; time and again; time and time again; repeatedly
una, dole, tele, catole
phrase
Equivalent to eeny, meeny, miny, moe
unamuniano
adjective
of Miguel de Unamuno (a Spanish writer and philosopher); Unamuno's
unanimidad
noun, feminine
unanimity
unario
adjective
unary
unbibio
noun, masculine
unbibium
unbiunio
noun, masculine
unbiunium
unboxing
noun, masculine
The removal of something from a package.; unboxing
uncial
adjective
uncial
uncial
noun, feminine
uncial
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