Spanish words #1601 - 1700 by frequency
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#1601contratocontract, agreement#1602viernesFriday#1603bienvenidosmasculine plural of bienvenido (welcome)#1604exex (ex-husband, ex-wife or ex-partner)#1605hechosfacts; also: done, made (masculine plural of hecho)#1606sociedadsociety, social order#1607tengan(that) they have (present subjunctive of tener)#1608quede(that) I/he/she/it stay (present subjunctive of quedar)#1609cargaload, burden; charge#1610disteyou gave (preterite form of dar)#1611lleve(that) I/he/she/it carry (present subjunctive of llevar)#1612presentepresent (appearing)#1613conocíaI/he/she/it knew (imperfect form of conocer)#1614usouse#1615dedosplural of dedo (finger)#1616ofertaoffer (a proposal that has been made)#1617sentíaI/he/she/it felt (imperfect form of sentir)#1618protegerto protect, to defend#1619dategive yourself (command form of dar + te; date prisa = hurry up)#1620hiciera(that) I/he/she/it did (imperfect subjunctive of hacer)#1621habléI spoke (preterite form of hablar)#1622recibirto receive, get#1623agradezcoI thank (present form of agradecer)#1624robarto steal, to rob#1625enamoradoinfatuated, having a crush on, feeling love or attraction for another#1626sepas(that) you know (present subjunctive of saber)#1627oestewest#1628heridawound#1629despacioslowly#1630ayude(that) I/he/she/it help (present subjunctive of ayudar)#1631supeI knew (preterite form of saber)#1632directamentedirectly, firsthand#1633inmediatoimmediate#1634profesionalprofessional#1635oscurodark (lacking light)#1636mercadomarket#1637cerdopig; pork#1638tardesplural of tarde (afternoon)#1639líderleader (of a group of people, a sports team etc.)#1640graveserious, grave#1641lleguéI arrived (preterite form of llegar)#1642juradojury; juror; also: sworn#1643casosplural of caso (case)#1644acuerdasyou remember (present form of acordar)#1645desaparecidodisappeared, missing#1646debióhe/she/it should have, had to (preterite form of deber)#1647hubieras(that) you had (imperfect subjunctive of haber)#1648últimamenterecently, lately#1649piedrastone (hard earthen substance that can form large rocks)#1650éramoswe were (imperfect form of ser)#1651hablóhe/she/it spoke (preterite form of hablar)#1652charlesCharles (a first name); also: hi-hat#1653pagapayment#1654secretosmasculine plural of secreto (secret)#1655digamoslet's say; as it were#1656intenciónintention#1657humormood (a mental or emotional state)#1658durafeminine singular of duro (hard)#1659daráhe/she/it will give (future form of dar)#1660segurosmasculine plural of seguro (sure)#1661leoI read (present form of leer)#1662ángelesplural of ángel (angel)#1663querríaI/he/she/it would want (conditional form of querer)#1664cerrarto close, to shut#1665conseguidopast participle of conseguir: got, achieved#1666pesoweight (the force on an object due to gravitational attraction)#1667víctimasplural of víctima (victim)#1668asesinadomurdered, slain#1669humanafemale equivalent of humano (“human”) (human)#1670directodirect, straightforward#1671centralcentral#1672terminahe/she/it finishes (present form of terminar)#1673compañerosplural of compañero (companion)#1674escuchadopast participle of escuchar: listen#1675contentohappy, glad, content#1676llevanthey carry (present form of llevar)#1677podréI will be able to (future form of poder)#1678oscuridaddarkness#1679actuarto act, to behave#1680siga(that) I/he/she/it continue (present subjunctive of seguir)#1681llevadopast participle of llevar: carry; wear#1682comenzóhe/she/it began (preterite form of comenzar)#1683regresahe/she/it returns (present form of regresar)#1684privadoprivate, privy (e.g. a privy council)#1685miradalook, glance#1686demoniodemon, devil#1687abiertaopen (feminine singular of abierto)#1688siguenthey continue (present form of seguir)#1689romperto break#1690cambiahe/she/it changes (present form of cambiar)#1691fiscalprosecutor, district attorney; also: fiscal, tax#1692jardíngarden#1693naturalnatural (of or relating to nature)#1694gratisfree, without charge#1695cuestait costs (present form of costar); also: slope#1696amenazathreat, menace, an indication of danger#1697poncommand form of poner: put#1698marcabrand (of clothing etc.)#1699comenzarto begin, to commence#1700medicinamedicine