Spanish words #3701 - 3800 by frequency
Page 38 of 50 of the 5,000-word frequency list. Every word links to its own page with a meaning, its part of speech, and its rank.
#3701gustarto like (literally: to be pleasing to; me gusta = I like)#3702auxilioaid, help#3703éstosthese ones (masculine plural of éste)#3704fracasofailure#3705berlínBerlin#3706cañóncanyon#3707llegaremoswe will arrive (future form of llegar)#3708empezaronthey began (preterite form of empezar)#3709votarto vote#3710merezcoI deserve (present form of merecer)#3711infantilchildish; childlike#3712estacionamientoparking (the action of the verb to park)#3713asesinafemale equivalent of asesino (“murderess”) (murderer)#3714mintióhe/she/it lied (preterite form of mentir)#3715gritahe/she/it shouts (present form of gritar)#3716ofrecerto offer, to offer up, to provide#3717esclavosplural of esclavo (slave)#3718academiaacademy#3719viudawidow#3720reportereport#3721monedasplural of moneda (coin)#3722robfruit syrup#3723advertenciawarning#3724jugojuice (liquid from a plant)#3725picobeak (of a bird)#3726miréI looked at (preterite form of mirar)#3727rotafemale equivalent of roto (broken)#3728socialesplural of social (social)#3729amarilloyellow or golden (colour)#3730encargadoin charge, responsible#3731soyou#3732listasfeminine plural of listo (ready)#3733asan ace (in a game of cards)#3734poderosafeminine singular of poderoso (powerful)#3735prometióhe/she/it promised (preterite form of prometer)#3736dramadrama (genre in art, film, theatre and literature or a work of said genre)#3737confundidoconfused, addled#3738normalesplural of normal (normal)#3739inconscienteunconscious#3740asegurarto assure; to make sure; to secure#3741estadounidenseAmerican, U.S. American (of, from or relating to the United States)#3742localesplural of local (local)#3743informadoinformed, aware of#3744resueltopast participle of resolver: solved, resolved; also: determined#3745cuevacave#3746conduciendo-ing form of conducir: drive#3747perdidosmasculine plural of perdido (lost)#3748escuchóhe/she/it listened (preterite form of escuchar)#3749patéticopathetic#3750abrilApril#3751matemáticasmathematics#3752eliminarto eliminate#3753venidcommand form of venir: come#3754hicieras(that) you did (imperfect subjunctive of hacer)#3755causarto cause, to make#3756demasiadastoo many (feminine plural of demasiado)#3757vigilando-ing form of vigilar: guard#3758funciónfunction#3759solarsolar; also: plot of land (noun)#3760dólardollar (designation for specific currency)#3761trucosplural of truco (trick)#3762lecturareading#3763camarerowaiter#3764tomanthey take (present form of tomar)#3765regresaréI will return (future form of regresar)#3766tiendasshops, stores (plural of tienda)#3767encontremos(that) we find (present subjunctive of encontrar)#3768dimoswe gave (preterite form of dar)#3769cabinacabin (the passenger area of an airplane)#3770deportesport#3771fugaescape, flight#3772sospechososmasculine plural of sospechoso (suspicious)#3773alawing (of a bird or insect)#3774champánchampagne#3775quedabaI/he/she/it stayed (imperfect form of quedar)#3776viera(that) I/he/she/it saw (imperfect subjunctive of ver)#3777formarto form, to create#3778detectivesplural of detective (detective)#3779orejasplural of oreja (outer ear)#3780obligadoobliged, obligated#3781testamentowill, testament#3782extremadamenteextremely#3783creyóhe/she/it believed (preterite form of creer)#3784daránthey will give (future form of dar)#3785materiamatter (the basic structural component of the universe)#3786detuvohe/she/it stopped (preterite form of detener)#3787cascohelmet#3788sabremoswe will know (future form of saber)#3789agendaagenda, planner (notebook)#3790rosasroses (plural of rosa); also: pink#3791aceptadopast participle of aceptar: accept#3792bellobeautiful, fair#3793fabulosofable, myth, legend; fabulous (of or relating to fable, myth, or legend)#3794llores(that) you cry (present subjunctive of llorar)#3795arruinadoruined#3796enteradoknow-it-all#3797junioJune#3798bailahe/she/it dances (present form of bailar)#3799artistasplural of artista (artist)#3800realizarto carry out; to perform; to conduct; to implement (e.g. a change, a task, project, plan, inspection, experiment, procedures)