Spanish words #3101 - 3200 by frequency
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#3101noblenoble#3102trabajamoswe work (present form of trabajar)#3103pedisteyou asked for (preterite form of pedir)#3104piedrasplural of piedra (stone)#3105traidortraitorous (characteristic of a traitor)#3106ganéI won (preterite form of ganar)#3107letraletter (symbol)#3108conseguimoswe succeed (present form of conseguir)#3109víaway, means#3110sacerdotepriest#3111efectosplural of efecto (effect)#3112resistenciaresistance#3113arrozrice (cereal plants, Oryza sativa of the grass family whose seeds are used as food)#3114arregladopast participle of arreglar: fixed, arranged; also: tidy#3115tarjetasplural of tarjeta (card)#3116descubrióhe/she/it discovered (preterite form of descubrir)#3117desconocidounknown, undisclosed, unbeknownst#3118mínimominimal#3119disparadopast participle of disparar: fire#3120entiendenthey understand (present form of entender)#3121banderaflag, banner#3122plazaplaza, town square#3123entrando-ing form of entrar: enter#3124tomaráhe/she/it will take (future form of tomar)#3125visitasplural of visita (visit)#3126demasiadafeminine singular of demasiado (too much)#3127faltanthey are lacking (present form of faltar)#3128planeadoplanned#3129imperioempire#3130esperaréI will wait (future form of esperar)#3131enfadadafeminine singular of enfadado (angry)#3132levantarto lift#3133carterawallet, billfold#3134importarto matter, to be important [with a ‘someone’] (often translated idiomatically with English care or mind, with subject and object reversed)#3135depósitodeposit#3136colegasplural of colega (colleague)#3137periodistajournalist#3138comprobarto check, to check on, to check out, to see, to check to see (examine)#3139funcione(that) I/he/she/it work (present subjunctive of funcionar)#3140merecesyou deserve (present form of merecer)#3141forenseforensic (relating to the scientific investigation of evidence for a court of law)#3142tensióntension, tenseness#3143involucradoinvolved#3144vacíafeminine singular of vacío (empty)#3145abandonadoabandoned#3146vídeoalternative form of video#3147rusoRussian#3148círculocircle#3149judíoJewish#3150coleschool#3151gritosplural of grito (a cry)#3152empecemos(that) we begin (present subjunctive of empezar)#3153resultóhe/she/it turned out (preterite form of resultar)#3154camposplural of campo (countryside)#3155escribiendo-ing form of escribir: write#3156divertidafeminine singular of divertido (fun)#3157pasen(that) they pass (present subjunctive of pasar)#3158pintalook, appearance#3159supohe/she/it knew (preterite form of saber)#3160ascensorelevator, lift#3161mataráhe/she/it will kill (future form of matar)#3162aparecerto appear, to turn up, to pop up, to come up#3163helicópterohelicopter (an aircraft that is borne along by one or more sets of long rotating blades which allow it to hover)#3164actuando-ing form of actuar: act#3165pasasyou pass, you spend (present form of pasar); also: raisins#3166entregarto deliver, to hand over, to hand off#3167escapeescape#3168indiosmasculine plural of indio (Indian)#3169limpiezacleanliness#3170querrásyou will want (future form of querer)#3171huesobone#3172magníficomagnificent#3173trabajadoresworkers; also: hard-working (plural of trabajador)#3174caídafall (act of falling)#3175temperaturatemperature#3176dejaríaI/he/she/it would leave (conditional form of dejar)#3177encontraráhe/she/it will find (future form of encontrar)#3178ejercicioexercise#3179lealtadloyalty#3180alasplural of ala (wing)#3181pasaronthey passed; they happened; they spent (preterite form of pasar)#3182invitacióninvitation#3183diamantesdiamonds (a suit of cards, ♦)#3184unidadesplural of unidad (unit)#3185enojadafeminine singular of enojado (angry)#3186decimoswe say (present form of decir)#3187leyendalegend, saga, traditional story#3188gilipollasstupid#3189tomasteyou took (preterite form of tomar)#3190paraísoparadise#3191gatosplural of gato (cat)#3192costumbrehabit#3193cabañacabin, cottage, hut#3194secretariafemale equivalent of secretario (“secretary”) (secretary)#3195lentamenteslowly#3196ensayoessay; paper; nonfiction (in genre-labeling contexts)#3197pagóhe/she/it paid (preterite form of pagar)#3198familiaresrelatives, family members; also: familiar (plural of familiar)#3199gimnasiogym, gymnasium (a room or building equipped for indoor sports)#3200negativonegative