Every tense, conjugated

esqueletizar

To turn into a skeleton, skeletonize

esquematizar

to schematize

esquiar

to ski

esquiciar

to sketch

esquilar

to climb

esquilmar

to harvest; to exhaust, exploit, flog, plunder, deplete (resources)

esquinar

to be on the corner (of); to corner, put (something) into a corner

esquinzar

to rip up; tear up

esquivar

to dodge, to duck, to evade; to avoid, to bypass, to sidestep, to get around, to circumvent

estabilizar

to stabilize

establecer

to establish; to set

establir

archaic form of establecer

estabular

to stable (to put in a stable)

estacar

to stake; to tie to a stake

estacionalizar

to adjust according the season

estacionar

to park (to bring a vehicle to a halt in a specified place)

estafar

to swindle, to con; to rip off, to cheat

estallar

to explode, to blow up, to burst; to crack (a whip)

estampar

to stamp; to hurl, fling

estampillar

to stamp; rubber-stamp

estancar

to detain, staunch, or hold back the flow of water; to stall, suspend, or stop a project or business plan

estandardizar

alternative form of estandarizar

estandarizar

to standardise

estanear

to stan

estaquillar

to peg; to fix with a peg; to stake out

estar

to be (have a temporary or permanent location in space); to be present

estar cheles

to be quits; to be satisfied with the fulfillment of the responsibilities, obligations or promises agreed with other people; to have no debts, responsibilities, obligations or promises left to fulfill.

Not available for this verb.

estar chiñando

(El Salvador, colloquial) to have a newborn baby; to be the parent of a newborn baby.

Not available for this verb.

estar para el tigre

to be knackered, worn out; to be ready for the knacker's yard

Not available for this verb.

estarcir

to stencil

estatizar

to nationalise

estatuir

to establish, ordain

estañar

to tin (to cover with tin)

estelarizar

to star in

estender

obsolete spelling of extender

esterar

to cover with a mat or rug

estercolar

to manure

estereotipar

to stereotype

esterificar

to esterify

esterilizar

to sterilize

estetizar

to aestheticise

estibar

to load (onto ships)

estigmatizar

stigmatize

estilar

to do (as a custom); to tend to; to be trendy; to be fashionable

estilizar

to style, to stylize

estimar

to esteem; to estimate

estimular

to stimulate

estipular

to stipulate

estirar

to stretch; to extend

estocar

obsolete form of estoquear

estofar

to stew; to quilt, to pad, to cord

estomagar

to cause indigestion; to cause anger, annoyance (make sick to the stomach)

estoquear

to stab (to wound with a pointed tool)

estorbar

to obstruct, hinder, impede; to bother, annoy, disturb

estorcer

to free from harm

estornudar

to sneeze

estozolar

to kill with a blow to the back of the neck

estragar

to spoil, corrupt; to destroy, raze, ruin, ravage

estrangular

to strangle

estratificar

to stratify