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a (letter a) n a, littera a

~ bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush phr plus vale ave in le mano que cento volante* ~ certain something phr un io non sape que
~ chip off the old block phr un pannetto del mesme drappo
~ dollar a dozen un dollar per dozena
~ little at a time (gradually, by degrees, little by little) paulatim
~ lot multo
~ lot of multe
~ posteriori adj aposteriori
~ posteriori adv a posteriori
~ priori adj apriori, aprioristic
~ priori adv a priori
~ priori reasoner n apriorista
~ priori reasoning n apriorismo
~ tapering point [Bot] acumine
~ , an indef art un
~ , la (the note) [Mus] n la

Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle n Aachen ¬G, Aquisgrano

aardwolf n protele

Aaron n Aaron

aback (taken ~) v attonite, stupefacte, surprendite

adv a retro

abacus n abaco

abaft adv/prep detra

abandon (desert) v deserer

(forsake) vt abandonar, derelinquer
n abandono

abandoned adj abandonate, derelicte, desertate, relicte

abandonment (action of abandoning; state of being abandoned) n abandono; abandonamento

abase v abassar

abasement n abassamento

abash v disconcertar

abashed adj disconcertate

abate (reduce) vt reducer, minuer

(settle down, subside) v subsider
vi remitter

abatement n diminution

abattoir (slaughterhouse) n abattitorio

n macello

abbacy n abbatia

abbatial adj abbatial

abbess n abbatessa

abbey n abbatia

abbot n abbate

abbreviate v abbreviar

abbreviated addressing [Comp] n adressation abbreviate

adj abbreviate

abbreviation (abridgment) n abbreviation

(shortened form of a word) n abbreviatura

abbreviator [R.C.Ch] n abbreviator

n abbreviator

abc's n abece, alphabeto

abdicate (give up) v abdicar

abdication n abdication

abdicative adj abdicative

abdomen (belly, stomach) n gastro

n abdomine

abdominal (ventral) adj abdominal, ventral

abduce (lead away) [Physiol] (abduct) v abducer

abduct (kidnap) v raper

v abducer

abduction (carrying off illegally) n rapto

n abduction

abductor [Physiol] n abductor

aberrance n aberrantia

aberrant (abnormal) adj anormal

(deviating from the normal type) adj aberrante
adj aberrante

aberrate (deviate) v aberrar

aberration n aberration

abess n abbatessa

abet v adjutar, appoiar, esser complice

abettor n adjutator, appoiator

abeyance (in ~) pendente

n suspension

abhor (detest, hate) v abhorrer, detestar

abhorrence n abhorrimento

abhorrent (detestable) adj abhorrente, abhorribile, detestabile

abide (- an opinion) v mantener

(- by a law) v observar
(dwell) v coler [col-/cult-]
vi demorar
vt tolerar

abiding (faithful) adj fidel

(law ~) adj observante le lege

ability (capacity, skill) n habilitate, capacitate

~ , (competence, qualification) (adequate) n sufficientia

abiogenesis (spontaneous generation) n abiogenese, abiogenesis

abiogenetic adj abiogenetic

abject (mean, miserable) adj abjecte

abjection (abjectness) n abjection

abjectness (abjection) n abjection

abjuration n abjuration

abjure (renounce, recant, forswear, repudiate) v abjurar, renunciar

ablative [Gram] n ablativo

~ absolute [Gram] n ablativo absolute
adj ablative
n ablativo

ablaze (glittering) adj resplendente

(on fire) adv in flammas

able (be ~) v poter

(capable) adj capabile, capace
(skilful) adj habile
~ bodied adj robuste, valide
~ seaman n marinero
~ to loosen (loosing) adj lytic

ablution (washing; wash the body) n ablution

ably adv habilemente

abnegate (deny oneself) v abnegar

abnegation (giving up rights; self-denial) n abnegation

abnormal adj anormal

abnormality n anormalitate

abnormally adv anormalmente

aboard adv a bordo, a bordo de

abode (domicile, house) n domicilio, casa, domo

abolish v abolir

abolishment (abolition) n abolimento

abolition (abolishment) n abolition

n dissolution

abolitionism n abolitionismo

abolitionist n abolitionista

abominable (hateful, horrible) adj abominabile, abhorribile

abominably adv abominabilemente

abominate v abominar

abomination (loathing; loathsome object) n abomination

aboriginal adj aboriginal

aborigine n aborigine

abort (remain undeveloped or shrink away) [Biol] v abortar

abortion (miscarriage) n abortamento

n aborto

abortive adj abortive

abound (be plentiful, be abundant) v abundar, exuberar

abounding adj abundante

~ in fish adj piscose

about (- to) phr al - (+inf)

(around) prep circa
(be - to) v esser super le puncto de
(be ~) v esser super
(concerning, regarding, on) prep de, in re, re, super
adv approximativemente, circa
~ face n reverso de direction
~ face v reversar direction
~ forty n quarantena
~ thirty n trentena
~ town adj cosmopolitan, urban

above (before) adv/prep ante

(on the top) adv in alto
(on the top, over) adv/prep supra
~ all phr super toto
~ mentioned phr jam mentionate
prep super

aboveboard adj/adv apertemente, sin deception

aboveground adv al superficie terrestre

abracadabra (magical incantation) n abracadabra (incantation magic)

abrade (wear away) v abrader

Abraham [Bib] n Abraham

abrasion n abrasion

abrasive (irritating) adj abrasive

abreast (three ~) adv in fila triple

(two ~) adv in fila duple
adv in fila
~ of the times phr al currente del cosas

abridge (abbreviate) v abbreviar

abridgement (abbreviation) n abbreviamento, abbreviation, summario

abridger (abbreviator) n abbreviator

abridging (abbreviatory) adj abbreviative

abroad adv al estraniero, al extero

abrogable adj abrogabile

abrogate (cancel) v abrogar

abrogating (rescinding) adj abrogatori

abrogation (repeal) n abrogation

abrogative adj abrogative

abrogator n abrogator

abrupt (very steep) adj abrupte, brusc

abruptly adv abruptemente, bruscamente

Abruzzi nprpl Abruzzi

Absalom [Bib] nprm Absalom

abscess n abscesso

abscind (cut off) v abscinder

abscissa [Math] n abscissa

abscond (go away and hide) v discampar

absence n absentia

absent adj absente

~ minded adj distracte
~ mindedness n distraction
~ oneself v absentar se
~ without leave (AWOL) adj absente sin permisso

absentee n absentista

~ owner n absentista

absenteeism n absentismo

absentia (in ~) phr absentia (in ~)

absentminded adj distracte

absentmindedness n distraction

absinthe (1. [Bot] Absinthium; 2. alcoholic liquor absinthe) n absinthio

absinthial (absinthic) adj absinthic

absinthin [Chem] n absinthina

absinthism [Med] n absinthismo

absinthium [Bot] n absinthio

absolute adj absolute

~ temperature n temperatura absolute

absolutely adv absolutemente

absolution (remission) n absolution

absolutism n absolutismo

absolutist n absolutista

absolutory (absolving) adj absolutori

absolve (acquit) v absolver [-solv-/-solut-]

absolver (acquitter) n absolutor

absorb (- liquid) v absorber

(imbibe liquid) v imbiber
(knowledge) v assimilar
(resorb) v resorber

absorbable adj absorbibile

absorbed (engrossed, preoccupied) adj preoccupate (pp of preoccupar)

absorbency n absorbentia

absorbent (absorbing substance) n absorbente

adj absorbente
~ cotton n coton hydrophile, watta

absorption (imbibition) n imbibition

(resorption) n resorption
(soaking up) n imbibimento
n absorption

abstain (- from drinking) v abstiner se de biber

(- from voting) v abstiner se de votar
v abstiner se deabstain (- from blood) v abstiner se de sanguine

abstemious (temperate) adj abstemie, abstinente

abstention n abstention

abstentionist n abstentionista

abstergent adj abstergente

n abstergente

abstersion n abstersion

abstersive (cleansing) adj abstersive

abstinence n abstinentia

abstract [Logic] v abstraher

adj abstracte
n summario
v abstraher

abstraction (state of being lost in thought) n abstraction

[Logic] n abstraction

abstractionism n abstractionismo

abstruse

(difficult to understand) adj difficile de comprender
(hard to get to, concealed) adj abstruse
(thrust away) adj abstruse
adj abstruse

absurd (extravagante, odd, strange) adj extravagante (ppr of extravagar)

adj absurde

absurdity (nonsense, oddness, strangeness) n absurditate, extravagantia, ineptia

absurdly adv absurdemente

abundance (copiousness, plenty) n abundantia, copiositate, copia

(uberty, fertility) n ubertate

abundant adj abundante, copiose

adj copiose

abundantly adv abundantemente

abuse (abuse) v abusar (de)

(improper or wrong use) n abuso
(injure) vt injuriar
(insult) n insulto
(insult) vt insultar
(invective) n invectiva
(misuse) n misuso
(misuse) v misusar
~ of confidence (confidence trick) phr abuso de confidentia

abuser (misuser) n abusator

abusive (insulting) adj injuriose

(misusing) adj abusive
(of improper or wrong use) adj abusive
(reviling) adj invective

abut on phr confinar con

abutment n confinamento

abysm n abysmo

abysmal adj abysmal

abysmally adv abysmalmente

abyss (whirlpool, gulf) n gurgite

n abysso

abyssal adj abyssal

Abyssinia [Geog] npr Abyssinia

Abyssinian adj abyssin

n abyssino

acacia [Bot] n acacia

academia (the academics) n academia

~ pro Interlingua (Interlingua Association) n Academia pro Interlingua

academic adj academic

academical adj academic

academician n academico

Academus [Gr. Mythol] n Academo

academy n academia

Acanthaceae [Bot] n acanthaceas

acanthaceous [Bot] adj acanthacee

acanthophorous (spine-bearing) adj acanthophore

acanthus [Arch] [Bot] n acantho

acappella (singing without music) adv acappella

accede (approach, assent) v acceder

accelerando [Mus] n accelerando

accelerate (quicken) v celerar

v accelerar, accelerar se

acceleration n acceleration

accelerator (anything which increases speed of motion, contrivance for producing greater speed in a machine) n accelerator

accensibility (inflammability, combustibility) n accensibilitate

accensible (inflammable, combustible) adj accensibile

accent (stress) n accento

~ mark n accento
v accentuar

accentuate (accent) v accentuar

accentuation n accentuation

accept v acceptar

acceptability n acceptabilitate

acceptable adj acceptabile

acceptance n acceptation

acceptation (standard meaning) n acception

access (access to a place) n accesso

(fit) n accesso
[Comp] n accesso
~ arm [Comp] n brachio / bracio de accesso, bracio / bracio de accesso
~ time [Comp] n tempore de accesso
~ type [Comp] n typo de accesso

accessibility n accessibilitate

accessible (approachable) adj abbordabile

(places) adj accessibile

accession (accession to a dignity or a throne) n accession

accessory (adjunct) adj accessori

(object) n accessorio
(person) n complice

accidence [Gram] n accidente

accident (chance) n accidente

(contingency) n accidente
(mishap) n accidente
(nonessential quality) n accidente

accidental (happening by chance) adj accidental, fortuite

(nonessential) adj accidental
[Mus] n accidental
adj accidental

accidentally adv accidentalmente

acclaim (acclamation) n acclamation

(applaud) v acclamar

acclaimer n acclamator

acclamation n acclamation

acclimate v acclimatar

acclimation n acclimatation

acclimatization (acclimation) n acclimatation

acclimatize (acclimate) v acclimatar, acclimatar se

accolade (ceremonious salutation and embrace) n accollada

accommodate (adapt) v accommodar

(adjust) v adjustar
(lodge) v albergar, allogiar
(settle disputes) v accommodar

accommodating (complaisant) adj complacente

(ready to compromise) adj transigente

accommodation (adaptation) n accommodation

(adapting) n accommodation
(adjusting) n adjustamento
(lodgings) n albergo, allogiamento

accommodator n accommodator

accompaniment n accompaniamento

accompanist [Mus] n accompaniator

accompany v accompaniar

accompanying (action of) n accompaniamento

accomplice n complice

accomplish (achieve) v complir

accomplished (perfect in acquirements) adj complite (pp of complir)

adj experte

accomplisher n complitor

accomplishment (action of accomplishing or achieving) n complimento

accord (agreement) n accordo

(of one's own ~) adv spontaneemente
v accordar
v accordar (se)

according as prep secundo que

prep accordante
~ to prep secundo, conforme a, secun

accordingly (therefore, then, consequently) adv ergo, in consequentia

(under the circumstances) adv ita

accordion n accordion

accordionist n accordionista

accost (address) v accostar, abbordar

accostable (approachable) adj accostabile

account (bill) n conto, nota

(calculation) n conto
(on - of) a causa de
(story, report) n conto, relation, reporto
[Commer] n conto
~ for v dar conto de

accountability (responsibility) n responsabilitate

accountable adj responsabile

accountancy (bookkeeping) n contabilitate

accountant (expert ~) n contabile

accounting (bookkeeping) adj contabile

accouter (equip) v equipar

accoutrements (equipment) n equipage

accredit (send with credentials) v accreditar

accreditation n accreditation

accretion n accretion, accrescimento, accumulamento

accrue v accrescer, accumular

accumulate (heap up) v accumular

v accumular (se)

accumulation (heaping or piling up) n accumulamento

accumulator (one who accumulates) n accumulator

(storage battery) n accumulator

accuracy (precision, exactitude, exactness) n precision, exactitude, justessa

accurate (correct, exact, precise) adj correcte, exacte, precise, juste

accursed (cursed) adj condemnabile. maledicte

accurst (accursed) n condemnato

accusation n accusation

accusative [Gram] n accusativo

adj accusative
n accusativo

accuse v accusar

accused (defendant) n accusato

[Jur] adj accusate

accuser n accusator

accusing (accusation) n accusamento

(accusatory) adj accusatori

accustom (habituate) v accostumar, habituar

accustomed (be - to) v haber le costume de, soler

(be ~) past part accostumate, consuete, habituate
(usual) adj accostumate (pp of accostumar)
(usual, wonted) adj accostumate, consuete, solite

ace (cards) n asse

(dice) n asse
(highly skilled person) n asse
(tennis) n asse
[Aviation] n asse

acephalous (headless) adj sin capite, acephale

acerb (acrid, harsh) adj acerbe

acerbate v acerbar

acerbity (bitterness in taste) n acerbitate

acetabulum [Rom. Antiq] n acetabulo

acetamide [Chem] n acetamido

acetate [Chem] n acetato

acetic adj acetic

acetification n acetification

acetify v acetificar

acetone [Chem] n acetona

acetose adj acetose

acetous (acetose) adj acetose

acetylene [Chem] n acetylen

ache (pain) n dolor, mal

v doler

Acheron npr Acheronte

aches (my head ~) n le capite me dole

achieve v complir

achievement n complimento

Achillea [Bot] n achillea

Achilles [Gr. Mythol] n Achilles

achromatic (colorless) [Opt] adj achromatic

achromatism [Opt] n achromatismo

achromatization [Opt] n achromatisation

achromatize [Opt] v achromatisar

achromatopsy (complete color blindness) n achromatopsia

achromatous (colorless) adj achromate

acicula (needle, prickle) [Bot] n acicula

acicular adj acicular

acid adj acide

n acido
~ precipitation n precipitation de aciditate
~ rain n pluvia acide
~ test n test de acido

acidic adj acide, acidic

acidifiable adj acidificabile

acidification n acidification

acidify (make acid, convert into an acid) v acidficar

acidimeter n acidimetro

acidity n aciditate

acidosis n acidosis, acidose

acidulate (flavor with an acid) v acidular

acidulous adj acidule

acierage (steel plating) n acierage ¬acieraje

acieration (conversion into steel) n acieration

acknowledge

(- receipt of) v accusar reception de
v admitter
v recognoscer

acknowledgement n admission

n recognoscentia

acme n culmine

acne n acne

aco- (remedy) [occurring in compounds] n aco-

acologic [Med] adj acologic

acology [Med] n acologia

acolyte n acolyto

aconite [Bot] n aconito

acorn n glande

acorn-shaped (glandiform) adj glandiforme

acotyledon n acotyledon

acoustic adj acustic

acoustical adj acustic

acousticly adv acusticamente

acoustics n acustica

acquaint v informar, poner al currente

acquaintance (knowledge) n cognoscentia

(person with whom one is acquainted) n cognoscentia

acquainted with (be ~) v cognoscer, esser al currente de

acquiesce (agree without enthusiasm) v acquiescer

acquiescence n acquiescentia

acquiescent adj acquiescente (ppr of acquiescer)

acquirable adj acquiribile

acquire v acquirer

acquirement n acquisition

acquirer n acquiritor

acquisition (act of acquiring) n acquisition

(thing acquired) n acquisition, acquesto

acquit (free from obligation) v absolver, disculpar

(release from a duty or obligation) v quitar

acquittal n absolution

acre ¬A n acre

acreage n area

acrid (bitter) adj acride, acerbe, acre

acridness n acritate

acrimonious adj acrimoniose

acrimony (bitterness in argument) n acrimonia

acro- (terminal, topmost) [occurring in compounds] adj acro-

acrobat n acrobata

acrobatic adj acrobatic

acrobaticly adv acrobaticamente

acrobatics n acrobatia

acrobatism n acrobatismo

acronym n acromymo

acrophobia n acrophobia

acropolis n acropole, acropolis

across (over, beyond, on the farther side of) prep trans, al transverso de, al altere latere de

adv a transverso, al altere latere

acrostic (initial spelled line verse) [Pros] n acrostichio

act (act of a play) n acto

(action, deed) n acto
(behave) v conducer
(behave) v conducer (se)
(do) vi ager
(in the ~) adv in flagrante delicto
(theat) vt jocar, representar
~ of god n caso fortuite
~ of parliament n acto del parlamento, lege, statuto
~ of soaking n imbibition

acting (temporary) adj interimari (in le interim)

n joco, representation

actinia (sea anemone) [Bot] n actinia

actinic adj actinic

actinium (Ac) n actinio, actinium

action (act, acting) n action

(lawsuit) n action

actionable adj actionabile

activate v activar

activation n activation

active adj active

v oice phr voce active

activist n activista

activity n activitate

actor n actor

actress n actrice

acts of desperation phr actos de desperation

~ of love phr actiones de amor
~ of negligence phr actiones de negligentia
~ of violence phr actos de violentia

actual (current, present) adj actual

(real) adj actual

actuality (actual existence) n actualitate

actualization n actualisation

actualize v actualisar

actually (at present, now, just now) adv actualmente

adv in realitate, realmente

actuarial adj actuarial

actuary (risk calculator) n actuario

actuary's office (or profession) n actuariato

actuate (put into motion or motion, set in action or motion) v actuar, actionar

actuation n actuation

acuity n acuitate

aculeate [Zool/Bot] adj aculeate

aculeiform adj aculeiforme

acumen (keenness) n acumine

acuminate (pointed) adj acuminate (pp of acuminar)

(sharpen) v acuminar

acupuncture (needle medicine) n acupunctura

v acupuncturar

acutangular [Geom] (acute-angled) adj acutangule, acuntangular

acute (acting keenly on the senses) adj acute

(sharp-pointed) adj acute
(shrewd, penetrating, keen) adj acute
~ accent n accento acute
~ angled [Geom] (acutangular) adj acutangule
~ pain n dolor acute

acuteness (sharpness) n acutessa

ad (advertising) [Amer] n annuncio

~ hoc phr ad hoc
~ infinitum phr ad infinitum, sin fin
~ lib (improvise) v improvisar
~ lib adj/adv ad lib

adage n adagio, proverbio

adagio [Mus] adv adagio, lentemente

[Mus] n adagio

Adam [Bib] npr Adam

adamant (unyielding) adj intransigente

adj adamante

Adamic adj adamic

Adam's apple [Anat] n pomo de adam

adapt v adaptar (se)

v adaptar, appoppriar, accommodar

adaptability n adaptabilitate

adaptable adj adaptabile, appropriabile, accommodabile

adaptation (action of adapting) n adaptation, appropriation, accommodation

adapter (adaptor) n adaptator

adaptor n adaptator

add (add one thing to another) v adder

~ to v annexar
~ up (sum up) [Math] v summar, additionar

addenda n addenda

addendum n addendum (pl addenda) ¬NeoLadder [Comp] n additionator, additor, summator

adder [Zool] n vipera

addict (enthusiast) n enthusiasta

(of drugs, substances) n narcomano

addicted to drink (bibulous) adj bibule

addiction (drugs) n narcomania

(enthusiasm) n enthusiasmo

adding machine n calculator

addition (action of adding) n addition

(in - to) prep extra, in plus, preter
(in ~) conj/prep in plus
(supplement) n supplemento
(thing added) n addition

additional adj additional

additionally adv additionalmente

additive adj additive

addle (confuse) v confuse

addled adj putride

address (a letter or person) v adressar

(accost) v abbordar
(address of a letter, package) n adresse ¬F
(formal communication) n adresse ¬F
(on letter) n adresse
(speak to) v abbordar
(speech) n discurso
(to address a prayer to) v adressar
(write the address on, direct) v adressar
[Comp] n adresse
n direction

addressee n destinatario

addressing n adressation

adduce (cite, give proof) v adducer

adducer n adductor

adduct [Med] v adductar

adduction (act of adducing) [Physiol] n adduction

adductor [Physiol] n adductor

adelph-, adelpho- [occurring in compounds] (brother, twin) n adelph-, adelpho-

adenitis [Pathol] n adenitis

adenography n adenographia

adenoid (adenoidal) adj adenoide

adenoidal (adenoid) adj adenoide

adenoids npl adenoides

adenoma [Pathol] n adenoma

adenose (glandulous) adj adenose

adept (skillful) adj adepte, experte

n adepto, experto

adequate (deserved) adj condigne

adj adequate (pp of adequar)
v adequate

adequation n adequation

adhere (- to an opinion, party) v adherer

(stick fast) v adherer
v adherer

adherence (- to a treaty, a party) n accession

(attachment) n adherentia

adherent (follower) n adherente

adj adherente

adhesion (assent) n adhesion

(sticking) n adhesion

adhesive (sticking) adj adhesive

~ plaster (sticking plaster) n sparadrapo
~ tape n sparadrapo

adiabatic adj adiabatic

adieu (farewell) n adieu ¬F

~ ¬F n adeo, adieu ¬F

adipocere n adipocera

adipose (fat, fatty) adj adipose

adiposis (fatty degeneration) n adiposis

adiposity (fatness) n adipositate

adit (entrance, access, door, passage through which one enters) n adito

adjacency (state of being adjacent) n adjacentia

adjacent (circumjacent) adj adjacente, limitrophe, circumvicin, circumjacente

adjectival (adjective) [Gram] adj adjectival, adjective

adjective [Gram] adj adjective, adjectival

[Gram] n adjectivo

adjoin v adjunger

adjoining (contiguous, near, neighboring) adj adjuncte, contigue, vicin, vicinal

adj adjuncte

adjourn (postpone) v ajornar

adjournment (postponement) n ajornamento

adjudge (award judicially as a prize) v adjudicar

adjudger (awarder) n adjudicator

adjudging (awarding) adj adjudicative

adjudgment (award) n adjudication

adjudicate (judge a dispute) v adjudicar

adjudicated adj adjudicate

adjudication n adjudication

adjudicator v adjudicator

adjunct [Gram] n adjuncto

adjunction (the act of joining or adding) n adjunction

adjunctive adj adjunctive

adjuration (solemn command) n adjuration

adjure v adjurar

adjust v adjustar

adjustable (as in adjustable quarrel) adj adjustabile, accommodabile

adjuster n adjustator

adjustment

(action of adjusting) n adjustamento
(compromise) [Law] n transaction
(settlement) n adjustamento

adjutant (assistant, helper) n adjutante

[Mil] n adjutante

adjuvant (helpful) adj adjuvante (ppr of adjuvar)

administer (to direct, manage) v administrar, gerer

(to furnish or apply) v administrar

administrable adj administrabile

administration (action of furnishing or applying) n administration

(management of public affairs, an institution, business) n administration, gestion
(persons collectively managing public affairs, an institution, business, etc.) n administration

administrative adj administrative

administrator (manager) n administrator

admirable adj admirabile

admiral n admiral

admiralship (admiralty) n admiralato

admiralty (admiralship) n admiralato

(government department in charge of naval affairs) n admiralitate
(law or court of the admiralty) n admiralitate

admiration n admiration

admire v admirar

admirer n admirator

admiring adj admirative

admissibility n admissibilitate

admissible adj admissibile

admission (acknowledgement) n confession

(allowing entrance or access) n admission
(conceding the validity or truth of, entrance, concession) n admission

admit (acknowledge as valid or true) v admitter, confessar

(allow in, concede) v admitter
(allow to enter) v admitter

admittance n admission

admix v admiscer

admixtion n admixtion

admixture (admixtion) n admixtion

admonish

(advise) v moner, admoner, admonestar
~ beforehand (forewarn) v premoner

admonisher (monitor) n monitor

admonishment (admonition) n admonestation, admonition

admonition (admonishment) n admonestation, admonition, monition

admonitor (admonisher) n admonitor

admonitory (monitory) adj admonitori, monitori

ado (activity) n activitate

(agitation) n agitation

adobe ¬H n adobe

adobo ¬H n adobo

adolescence n adolescentia

adolescent adj adolescente

n adolescente

Adonian (Adonic) adj adonie, adonic

Adonic [Pros] n adonico, adonio

adj adonic, adonie

Adonis [Gr. Mythol] n Adonis

adopt (give birth to, bear) (a child, a litter, etc) v filiar, adoptar

v adoptar

adoptability n adoptabilitate

adoptable adj adoptabile

adopted child n infante adoptate

adopter n adoptator

adoption n adoption

n filiation, adoption

adoptive adj adoptive

~ parent n genitor adoptive

adorability n adorabilitate

adorable adj adorabile

adoration (worship) n adoration

adore (worship) v adorar

adorer [Fem] n adoratrice

[Masc] n adorator

adorn v adornar, ornar, parar

~ with gems (ingem, gem) v ingemmar, gemmar

adorner n adornator

adornment (action of adorning, ornament) n adornamento, ornamento

adrenal (suprarenal) [Anat] adj suprarenal

[Anat] adj adrenal

adrenalin n adrenalina

Adria [Geog] (city of) n Adria

Adrian nprm Adriano

Adrianople n Adrianopolis

Adriatic

(- Sea) n Mar Adriatic, Adriatico
(pertaining to the Adriatic) adj adriatic
(pertaining to the city of Adria) adj adriatic
[Geog] n Adriatico, Mar Adriatic

adrift adj flottante al deriva

adroit (adept) adj adepte

(expert) adj experte
(handy) adj dextere
(skillful) adj habile

adulate (praise highly) v adular

adulation n adulation

adulator n adulator

adulatory adj adulatori

adult (grown-up) adj adulte

n adulto

adulterate v adulterar, alterar

adulteration (action of adulterating) n adulteration, alteration

adulterator n adulterator

adulterer [Masc] n adultero

n adulterator

adulteress [Fem] n adultera

adulterine adj adulterin

adulterous adj adulterose

adultery n adulterio

adumbrate (overshadow) v adumbrar

adumbration (overshadowing) n adumbration

adust (burnt, scorched) adj aduste

advance (as in to advance a proposition) (go ahead) v avantiar

(forward motion) n avantiamento
(money) v anticipar
(payment beforehand) n avantia
(progress) n progresso
(progress) v progreder
(to move forward) v avantiar
(to promote in rank) v avantiar
~ a payment (-) v anticipar un pagamento
~ guard (outpost) [Mil] n avantiata
n avantia
n avantiamento
~ payment n pagamento anticipate

advancement n avantiamento

advancing (making progress) adj proficiente

advantage (having superiority) n avantage

(profit) n partito
(take - of) v prender avantage de
n avantage ¬avantaje

advantageous adj avantagiose

advent (arrival) n advenimento

[Eccl] n Advento
n advenimento

Adventist n adventista

adventitious adj adventicie

adventure (venture, risk) v aventurar, aventurar se

n aventura

adventurer n aventurero

adventurous adj aventurose

adverb n adverbio

adverbial adj adverbial

adversary n adversario

adversative [Gram] adj adversative

adverse (contrary, unfavorable) adj adverse

adversity (mishap, contrariety) n contrarietate, contrarietate

advert (have reference to) v adverter

advertence (advertency) n advertentia

advertency (advertence) n advertentia

advertent (attentive) adj advertente (ppr of adverter)

advertise v annunciar, facer reclamo (pro)

advertisement n annuncio, reclamo

advertising (publicity) n reclamo, publicitate

advice (counsel, notice) n aviso, consilio, notitia

advisable adj consiliabile, judiciose

advise (to counsel) v avisar, consiliar, moner

(to give information or notice to, give notice) v avisar, advertir
(urge, persuade) v suader

advised (ill ~) adj incaute

(well ~) adj avisate, judiciose, sage

advisedly adv deliberatemente

adviser (consultant) n consultor

(counsellor) n consiliator, consiliero

advisory (consultative) adj consultative

~ committee phr committee consultative

advocacy n defensa

advocate (champion, supporter) n advocato

[Law] n advocato
v favorar
v recommendar

adynamia [Med] n adynamia

adynamic adj adynamic, adyname

adze (adz) n hachetto

Aegean (- Sea) n Egeo

adj egee
~ Sea n Mar Egee

Aegeus [Gr. Mythol] n Egeo

aegis (shield, protection) n egide, protection

(under the - of) phr sub le egide de
[Gr. Antiq] n egide

Aeneas [Gr. Mythol] n Eneas

Aeneid [Lat. Lit] n Eneide

Aeolian (of Aeolus) adj eolic, eolie

Aeolus [Mythol] n Eolo

aerate v aerar

aeration (airing) n aerage, aeration

aerial adj aeree

n antenna
v iew phr vista aeree

aeriferous adj aerifere

aerification n aerification

aeriform adj aeriforme

aerify (change to an aeriform state) v aerificar

aerobatics n aerobatica

aerobe [Biol] n aerobio

aerobic [Biol] adj aerobic, aerobie

aerodrome n aerodromo

aerodynamic adj aerodynamic

aerodynamics n aerodynamica

aerodyne n aerodyno

aerofoil n aerofilo

aerography n aerographia

aerolite n aerolitho

aerolith n aerolitho

aerolitic adj aerolitic

aerology n aerologia

aerometer n aerometro

aerometry n aerometria

aeronaut (airman) n aeronauta

aeronautic (aeronautical) adj aeronautic

aeronautical (aeronautic) adj aeronautic

aeronautics n aeronautica

aeroplane (airplane) n aeroplano, avion

aerosol (mist) n aerosol

(spray canister) n atomisator

aerostat [Aeronaut] n aerostato

aerostatic adj aerostatic

aerostatics n aerostatica

aerostation n aerostation

Aeschylus n Aeschylo, Eschylo

Aesculapius [Gr. Mythol] n Esculapio, Aesculapio

Aesop [Gr. Lit] n Esopo, Aesopo

Aesopian (Aesopic) adj esopic, aesopic

aesthete (esthete) n estheta

aesthetic (esthetic) adj esthetic

aesthetical adj esthetic

aesthetically adv estheticamente

aestheticly adv estheticamente

aesthetics (esthetics) n esthetica

aetiology n aetiologia

Aetna (Etna) n Etna

afar (from ~) adv de longe

adv a distantia, a un distantia

affability n affabilitate

affable (friendly) adj affabile

affair (amorous ~) n affaire amorose

(matter, thing) n re
~ ¬F (concern) n affaire
~ ¬F (event) n affaire
n pragma

affect (concern) v concernar

(have an affection for) v affectar
(have an effect on) v afficer
(impress) v impressionar
(influence) v influer super
(pretend, feign) v affectar
v conmover
v mover
~ with caries (rot) [Med] v cariar

affectation (artificiality of manner, preciosity) n affectation, preciositate

affected (full of affectation) adj affectate

(impressed, deeply) adj penetrate (pp of penetrar)
~ pose n posa
~ with caries (carious) adj cariate, cariose

affection

(fondness) n affection, affecto
(love) n dilection
(tenderness) n teneressa
(the fact or state of being affected or acted upon) n affection
[Pathol] n affection

affectionate (loving) adj affectuose

adj affectionate (pp of affectionar)
~ devotion n pietate

affective (emotional) adj affective

affiance (betroth) v fidantiar

affidavit (written statement made on oath) n affidavit

affiliate (affiliated) adj affiliate

(receive or connect as member, branch, etc.) v affiliar
v affiliar, affiliar se

affiliated (pp of affiliar) adj affiliate

affiliation n affiliation

affinity (attraction) n affinitate

(of similar structure) n affinitate
(relationship by marriage) n affinitate
(resemblance, likeness) n affinitate

affirm (assert) v affirmar

(assert) v asserer
(confirm it is true) v affirmar
(maintain) v pretender
~ positively (asseverate) v asseverar, affirmar

affirmable adj affirmabile

affirmation (affirmative proposition) n affirmation

(assertion) n affirmation, assertion

affirmative (affirmative statement, reply, etc.) n affirmativa

(assertive) adj affirmative

affirmer n affirmator

affirming (assertory) adj assertori

affix (fasten) v affiger, affixar

n affixo

afflict (torment) v remorder

v affliger

affliction (distress, passion, suffering) n affliction, pathos, passion

affluence (as in affluence of people) n affluentia

(concourse, flowing towards) n affluentia
(opulence, profusion) n affluentia

affluent (opulent) adj affluente

(tributary) (stream) n affluente

afflux n affluxo

afford (give) v dar

(we cannot ~) v. phr nos non pote tolerar le expensa de

affording compensation (compensative) adj compensative

afforest v afforestar

affray (brawl) n rixa

affront (insult) n affronto

(to face in defiance, to insult to the face) v affrontar

affronter (insulter) n affrontator

affronting (insulting) (act of) n affrontamento

affusion n affusion

afghan adj Afghan

n afghano

Afghanistan [Geog] npr Afghanistan

afield (astray) adv disviate

(far ~) adv multo lontan

aflame (in flames) adj/adv in flammas

(inflamed) adj inflammate

afloat adj flottante, in barca

aflutter adj nervosemente excitate

afoot adj/adv in motion

aforementioned (aforesaid) adj precitate, mentionate o citate previemente

aforesaid (aforementioned) adj precitate, mentionate o citate previemente

afraid (be - of) v haber pavor de, haber timor de

adj apprehensive, pavorose, timorose

afresh adv de nove

Africa [Geog] n Africa

African adj african

n africano

after (following) prep secundo, secun

(just ~) phr sovente, subinde
adv depost, depois, pois, post, postea
~ all prep post toto
~ conj post que
prep depost, depois, pois
~ that (thereupon, tenceforward, from that time) adv inde

afterbirth [Anat] n placenta, secundinas

after-burner n becco de post-ignition

after-care n cura de convalescentia

after-effect [Med] n sequela, effecto secundari, consequentia, repercussion

afterglow n brillantia restante

afterimage n imagine restante

afterlife n vita post-morte

aftermath n consequentias, effectos, resultato

afternoon n postmeridie

afterthought n reflexion posterior

afterwards (after, later, thereafter) adv post, pois, depois, depost, postea

(then, following in time, next in order) adv deinde

again (anew) adv de novo, de nove, altere vice, novemente, re-, itero

(attach, fasten) v re(attaccar), (attacar) de novo
~ and again adv repetitemente

against one's will (unwillingly) adv nolente

prep contra, erga

agape (love) n agape, amor christian

agar [Bot] n agar

[Bot] n gellatina de alga

agar-agar n agar-agar [Mal]

agaric [Bot] adj agaric

[Bot] n agarico

agate (agatine) adj agatin

(the stone agate) n agata

agatiferous adj agatifere

agatiform adj agatiforme

agave [Bot] n agave

age (1. lapse of time; 2. period in life) n etate

(long period of time) n evo
(oldness) n vetulessa, vetustate
(period) n epocha
(years) n etate
vi inveterar

aged adj vetule

agency (as in news agency, real estate agency, etc.) n agentia

agenda (memorandum book) n agenda

agent (1. active power; 2. one who acts for another) n agente

(emissary) n emissario
(minister) n ministro
(representant) n representante
n mandatario

agglomerate (gather into a mass, gather or heap together) v agglomerar

n agglomerato

agglomeration n agglomeration

agglutinant (agglutinative) adj agglutinante (ppr of agglutinar)

agglutinate (stick or glue together) v agglutinar

agglutinating (agglutinative) adj agglutinative

agglutination n agglutination

agglutinative (agglutinating) adj agglutinative

aggrandize (augment, increase the power, wealth, or rank, of; make bigger) v aggrandir, augmentar, aggrandisar

aggrandizement n aggrandimento

aggravate (infuriate) v exasperar

(make worse, worsen, infuriate, make worse a disease, pain, etc.) v aggravar, exasperar

aggravated [Law] adj qualificate pp of qualificar

aggravating (annoying, making worse) adj aggravante, exasperante

aggravation (act of aggravating, or state of being aggravated, annoyance, making worse) n aggravation, exasperation, aggravamento

aggravator n aggravator

aggregate (collect or unite into a mass or sum) v aggregar

(inclusive etc,, total) adj collective, total, global
n aggregato
n total
v aggregar
v aggregar (se)

aggregation n aggregation

aggregative adj aggregative

aggression n aggression

aggressive adj aggressive

aggressor n aggressor

aggrieve n offender

aghast adj horrificate

agile (fleet, nimble) adj legier ¬lejér

(nimble, quick) adj preste
adj agile

agility (fleetness, nimbleness) n legieressa ¬lejeressa

(nimbleness, quickness) n prestessa
n agilitate

agio (exchange premium) [Commer] n agio ¬ajo

agiotage (exchange business, stockbroking) n agiotage ¬ajotaje

agitate (1. to move or shake violently, stir up) v agitar

agitation (1. violent moving or shaking; 2. disturbance, excitement) n agitation

(commotion, tremor) (violent physical or mental disturbance) n commotion
(trepidation) n trepiditate

agitator (1. [Pol]; 2. apparatus for shaking or mixing) n agitator

aglet (aiguillette) n agulietta

agnate (on father's side) adj de parte del patre

agnostic adj agnostic

n agnostico

agnosticism n agnosticismo

ago (a year ~) phr ante un anno, un anno retro

(long ~) phr pridem
adv in passato
adv retro

agoago (a moment ~) phr jam

agog (excited) adj excitate

agon [Gr. Antiq] n agon

agonist [Gr. Antiq] n agonista

agonistic [Gr. Antiq] adj agonistic

agonize (anguishing, suffering, suffer mental anguish) v agonisar

agonizing adj agonisante

agony (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind) n agonia

(anguish) n angustia

agora [Gr. Hist] n agora

agoraphobe [Pychopathol] n agoraphobo

agoraphobia [Psychopathol] n agoraphobia

agoraphobic adj agoraphobic, agoraphobe

agrarian adj agrari

agree (be in agreement, come to an agreement, concur) v concordar, convenir [-ven-/-vent-], consentir, esser de accordo

[Gram] v concordar

agreeable (pleasing) adj agradabile

adj agradabile

agreeableness (pleasantness) n agradamento

agreement

(concurrence) n accordo
(pact) n convention
(treaty) n tractato
n concordantia

agricultural (agronomic) adj agronomic

(farming) adj aratori
adj agricole, agricultural

agriculturalist n agricola

agriculture (farming) n agricultura

agriculturist n agricultor

agronomic (agricultural) adj agronomic, agricultural

agronomist n agronomo, agronomista

agronomy (agronomics) n agronomia

aground (run ~) v arenar, arenar se

adv arenate

ah interj ah

~ interj ei
~ interj eia, heia

aha interj aha

~ interj heia

ahead adv ante, avante

ahem interj ehem

aid (assist) v coadjuvar, subvenir

(help) n adjuta, auxilio, subvention, succurso
(help) v adjutar, adjuvar, auxiliar, succurrer, juvar

aide (assistant) n adjuta

aigrette ¬F n aigrette

aiguillette (aglet) n agulietta

ail v doler, penar

aileron n

ailment n infirmitate, maladia, morbo

aim (- a gun) v punctar un arma

(- a telescope) v punctar un telescopio
(as in take aim, good aim, etc.) n mira
(blow) vt diriger
(end) n fin
(goal) n gol
(intend) vi aspirar, aspirar a, intender, intender de
(object) n objecto
(objective, scope, object) n objectivo, scopo
(purpose) n proposito
(take aim) v visar, mirar
~ at (take, target) v mirar, visar

aiming (pointing) (of guns, etc) n punctage ¬punctaje

aimless adj sin proposito

aimlessly adv sin proposito

ain't (isn't) v non es

air (1. atmospheric air; 2. appearance; 3. melody) n aere, aer

(airy, aerial) adj aeree
(expose to the open air) v aerar
(in the open) phr al aere libere
~ condition v climatisar
~ conditioning n climatisation
~ hostess n stewardessa
~ pressure n pression atmospheric
~ raid n incursion aeree

airborne adj portate per le aere

air-condition v climatisar

air-conditioning n climatisation

aircraft carrier n porta-aviones

n aeronave, aeronaves

airfield n aerodromo, campo de aviation

airforce n fortia aeree, armea aeree

airing (aeration) n aerage ¬aeraje, aeration

n aeration, ventilation

airline n linea aeree

airmail (by ~) adv per avion, per via aeree

n posta aeree

airman (aeronaut) n aeronauta, aviator, aeronauta

airplane (by ~) adv per aeroplano, per avion, per via aeree

n aeroplano, avion

airport n aeroporto

airs (put on ~) phr dar se aeres

airship n aeronave, aeroplano, avion, nave aeree

airsickness n mal de aviatores

airtight adj hermetic

aisle n nave lateral

n passage

Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen) [G] n Aachen, Aquisgrano

ajar adj semiaperte

alabaster (as in gypseous alabaster) n alabastro

(Oriental alabaster) n alabastrite

alabastrine (alabaster) adj alabastrin

alacritous (eager, brisk) adj alacre

alacrity (quickness, eagerness, briskness) n alacritate

alarm (alert) n allerta

(alert) n allerta
(give the alarm to) v allertar
~ clock n eveliator
n alarma
v alarmar
v alarmar, allertar

alarming adj alarmante (ppr of alarmar)

alarmist n alarmista

alas interj guai

Alaska (State of ~) n le Stato de Alaska

[Geog] n Alaska

alb [Eccl] n alba

Albania n Albania

albatross [Ornith] n albatros

albeit conj benque

Alberta [Geog] n Alberta

albiflorous (white-flowered) adj albiflor

albinism n albinismo

albino adj albin

n albino

album n album

albumen (1. white of an egg, egg-white 2. [Bot]) n albumine

albumin (complex protein) n albumina

albuminoid (albuminoidal) n albuminoide

albuminous (albuminose) adj albuminose

albuminuria [Pathol] n albuminuria

alburnum (sapwood) n alburno

alcalde (mayor of a Spanish town, etc.) n alcalde ¬H

alchemical adj alchimic

alchemist n alchimista

alchemy n alchimia

alcohol n alcohol ¬NL

alcoholic adj alcoholic

n alcoholico

alcoholism n alcoholismo

alcoholization n alcoholisation

alcoholize v alcoholisar

alcove (recessed portion of a room) n alcova

alderman n legislator urban

ale (brown ~) n bira obscur

(pale ~) n bira clar
n ale ¬A, bira

aleatoric (random) adj aleatori

aleatory (random) adj aleatori

alembic adj alembic

~ aleron

alert (alarm) n alerta, allerta

(vigilant) adj alerte, vigilante
(watchful) adj allerte
adj alerte, allerte
v alertar, allertar

alertness n vigilantia

Aleut n aleut

Aleutian adj aleutic

Alexandria npr Alexandria

Alexandrian (1. of Alexandria; 2. of Alexander the Great) adj alexandrin

adj alexandrin

Alexandrine [Pros] adj alexandrin

[Pros] n alexandrino

alfalfa (lucerne) [Bot] n lucerna, alfalfa

alga n alga

algae n algas

algebra n algebra

algebraic (algebraical) adj algebraic, algebric

algebrist n algebrista

Alger npr Alger

Algeria [Geog] n Algeria

Algerian (Algerine) n algeriano

adj algerian

Algerine (Algerian) adj algerian

algesia (sensitivity to pain) [Med] n algesia

Algiers n Alger

algo-, alg- (pain) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n algo-, alg-

algol [Comp] n lingua de programmation algol

algometer [Psychol] n algometro

algometric [Psychol] adj algometric

algometry (measurement of sensitivity to pain) [Psychol] n algometria

Algonquian (Amerindian) n algonquiano

adj algonquian

algorithm n algorithmo

algorithmic adj algorithmic

alias adv alias

n pseudonymo

alibi n alibi

alibility n alibilitate

alible (nutritive, nourishing) adj alibile

alien (different, differing in nature) adj alien, estranie

(foreign) n alien, estranie, estraniero

alienability n alienabilitate

alienable adj alienabile

alienate (1. to transfer ownership of; 2. to estrange) v alienar, estraniar

alienation (1. transfer of ownership to another; 2. estrangement; 3. insanity) n alienation, 2. alienation, estraniamento

alienator n alienator

alienee n alienatario

alienism [Med] n alienismo

alienist n alienista

alight (aflame) adj in flammas

(illuminated) adj illuminate
(set ~) v accender, incender
~ on water [Aeronaut] v amarar
v atterrar
v descender

alighting on water (action of ~) [Aeronaut] n amarage ¬amaraje

align (range or place in a line) v alinear

alignment (action of aligning) n alineamento

alike (equal) adj equal, similar, simile

adv equalmente, similarmente, similemente, del mesme maniera

alimental (nourishing) adj alimental

alimentary adj alimentari

~ canal (enteron) [Anat/Zool] n enteron

alimentation (nourishment) n alimentation

alimenter (feeder) n alimentator

alimony n alimentos, alimentos (post-marital)

alive (be ~) v esser, spirar, viver, esser vivente

(live, living) adj vivente, vive
(make ~) v animar, reanimar, vivificar
~ and well phr san e salve

alizarin (madder root) n alizarina

alkali n alcali

alkalimeter n alcalimetro

alkaline adj alcalin

n alcalino

alkalinity n alcalinitate

alkalization n alcalisation

alkalize v alcalisar

alkaloid n alcaloide

all (1. as in all the cheese; 2. as in all the books) adj omne, tote

(1. the whole of; 2. all the parts, members, etc. of a whole series or group) adj tote, omne
(above ~) adv super toto
(after ~) adv post toto
(at ~) adv del toto
(everybody) pron omnes
(everything) pron toto
(not at ~) adv nullemente
adv completemente
~ clear n toto ben, toto clar
n toto
~ out adj/adv con maxime fortia
~ over (finished) adj terminate, in tote parte
~ pron omnes, totes
~ right adv ben, correcte, salve
~ right interj ben!, bon!, de accordo
~ round adj incirculante (completemente)
~ star adj omnistella
~ star n omnistella
~ the better adv tanto melio
~ the same adv con tote isto
~ told adv in toto

Allah (arabic) n Allah

allay (calming, soothe, appease) v sedar

allegation (assertion without proof) [Law] n allegation

allege (affirm, bring forward as an argument or excuse) v allegar

(use as an excuse) v pretextar
~ as a pretext v pretextar

alleged adj pretense

allegiance (loyalty) n deber de fidelitate

allegoric (allegorical) adj allegoric

allegorist n allegorista

allegorization n allegorisation

allegorize v allegorisar

allegorizer n allegorisator

allegory (hidden meaning story) n allegoria

allegretto [Mus] n allegretto

allegro [Mus] n allegro

allergic [Pathol] adj allergic

allergy [Pathol] n allergia

alleviate (relieve) v alleviar

alleviation n alleviation

alley (street) n vico

n allee

alliance n alliantia

allied adj alliate

alligator n alligator ¬A

~ pear (avocado) n avocato

alliterate v alliterar

alliteration n alliteration

allo-, all- (other) [occurring in compounds] adj allo-, all-

allocate (allot) v assignar, distribuer

allocation n allocation

allocator n allocator

n assignator

allocution n allocution

allopath n allopathe

allopathy n allopathia

allot (assign, attribute, distribute, apportion) v assignar, attribuer, distribuer, tribuer, apportionar

allotment (apportioning, distribution) n apportionamento, distribution, repartition

(land) n parcella de terreno

allotrope [Chem] n allotropo

allotropic [Chem] adj allotrope, allotropic

allotropous [Zoo] adj allotrope

allotropy [Chem] n allotropia

allow (brook, comport, bear) v comportar

(permit) v permitter
~ for v tener conto de
~ me v permitte me

allowable adj admissibile

allowance

(a small ~) phr un pitancia
n alimentos
n assignation

alloy (as in to alloy silver with copper) v alligar

n alligato

all-seeing (omnivident) adj omnividente

allspice n specie (condimento) de myrto

allude (casually refering) v alluder (a)

allure (attract) v attraher

alluring adj attractive

allusion n allusion

allusive adj allusive

alluvial adj alluvial

alluvium n alluvion

ally (by marriage) v apparentar

(confederato) n alliato, confederato
v alliar

alma mater n alma matre ¬L

almanac (calendar) n almanac, ephemeride

almightiness (omnipotence) n omnipotentia

almighty (omnipotent) adj omnipotente

almond (- tree) n amandoliero

n amandola

almond-tree n amandoliero

almoner n almosnero

almonry n almosneria

almost (nearly) adv quasi

alms (give ~) v dar almosna, facer le caritate

~ bag (alms purse) n almosniera
n eleemosyna, almosna, caritate
~ purse (alms bag) n almosniera

aloe n aloe

aloft adv in alto, in le aere

alone (single, separate) adj singule, sol

along (by) prep secundo, secun

(get - with another) v intender se
(get ~) v arrangiar se
(manage) v arrangiar se
prep preter
~ with adv/conj insimul a

alongside (- of) prep preter

adv bordo a bordo
prep al latere de

aloof (reserved) adj multo distante

alopecia n calvitia

aloud adv in alte voce

alpha (the first letter of the Greek alphabet) n alpha

alphabet n alphabeto

alphabetical adj alphabetic

alphabetically adv alphabeticamente

alphabetization n alphabetisation

alphabetize v alphabetisar

alphanumeric adj alphanumeric

Alpine (Alpestrine) adj alpin, alpestre

Alpinism n alpinismo

Alpinist n alpinista

Alps [Geog] n Alpes

already (at once, right away) adv jam, ja, ya

Alsace n Alsatia

alsatian (dog) adj can pastoral german

(dog) n can pastoral german
adj alsatian
n alsatiano

also (- not) adv ni

(likewise) adv equalmente
(too) adv alsi, anque ¬anche, de plus, etiam, in plus

Altai (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region) n Altai

Altaic adj altaic

altar n altar

alter v alterar, alterar se

alterable adj alterabile

alteration n alteration

altercate (quarrel, wrangle) v altercar

altercation n altercation

alternate (1. to do by turns; 2. to occur by turns) v alternar

(alternating) adj alternate, alternative, alterne

alternation n alternation

n alternativa

alternative (choice between two possible things or lines of action) n alternativa

adj alternative

alternator n alternator

although conj ben que, etiam si, quamquam, quanquam

altimeter n altimetro

altisonant (high-sounding) adj altisonante, altisone

altitude n altitude

alto (1. contralto voice; 2. tenor violin) [Mus] n alto

altogether adv integremente

altruism n altruismo

altruist n altruista

altruistic (generous, unselfish) adj altruistic

aluminum (aluminium) (Al) n aluminio, aluminium

alumna (female alumnus) n alumna

alumni n alumnos

alumnus n alumno

alveolar [Anat] adj alveolar, alveolari

alveolate (honeycombed, pitted) adj alveolate

always (semper) adv sempre, semper

am (I ~) v io es, io esse, io so

amalgam n amalgama

amalgamate (1. [Metal]; 2. to combine, consolidate) v amalgamar, amalgamar se

(merge) [Com/Pol] v fusionar

amalgamation (1. union, consolidation; 2. [Metal]) n amalgamation

(merger) [Com/Pol] n fusionamento

amalgamator n amalgamator

amanuensis (secretary) n secretari

amass v amassar

amasser n amassator

amassment n amassamento

amateur (dilettante, lover of the arts) n dilettante ¬I

~ ¬F n amateur

amateurish adj dilettantesc

amatory adj amatori

amaze v stupefacer

amazed (be -, be stunned) v stuper

(stunned) adj stupide
adj stupefacte

amazement n stupefaction

amazing (stupendous) adj stupende, surprendente

Amazon (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Geog]) n Amazon

Amazonian (1. pertaining to the Amazons; 2. pertaining to the Amazon river) adj amazonie

ambassador n ambassador, ambassator

amber adj jalne

n ambra

ambergris n ambergris

n ambra

ambiance (environment) n ambiente

ambidextrous adj ambidextere, ambidextre

ambient (surrounding ambiente) adj ambiente

n ambiente

ambiguity (1. double or dubious meaning; 2. ambiguous expression, equivocal expression) n ambiguitate, equivoco

ambiguous (unclear) adj ambigue, equivoc

ambit (circuit, circuitous route) n ambito

ambition (aspiration) n ambition

(unscrupulous) n arrivismo

ambitious adj ambitiose

ambivalence (conflicting feelings) n ambivalentia

ambivert [Psychol] n ambivertito

amble n amblo

v ir al amblo

ambly- (dull) [occurring in compounds] adj ambly-

amblyopia [Med] n amblyopia

amblyopic adj amblyopic

ambrosia (1. food intended or fit for the gods; 2. [Bot] wormseed) n ambrosia

ambrosial adj ambrosial, ambrosie

Ambrosian adj ambrosian

ambulance (1. field hospital; 2. hospital ambulance) n ambulantia

ambulant adj ambulante

ambulate v deambular

ambulatory (walking-able) adj ambulatori

ambush (place in ambush) v imboscar

(snare) n insidia
(waylay) v insidiar
n imboscada

ameliorate (improve) v ameliorar, bonificar

amelioration (improvement) n melioration, bonification

ameliorator (improver) n meliorator

amen [Heb] (so be it!) interj amen

amenable (responsive, submissive) adj docile, tractabile

~ to adj accessibile a

amend (1. to improve, correct, emend; 2. to amend a law, bill, etc.) v emendar

amendment (1. improvement, correction; 2. amendment of a law, bill, etc.) n emendamento

amends (make ~) v reparar

n reparation

amenity n amenitate

amerce v punir con multa

amercement n punition con multa

America (USA) n America, Statos Unite, USA

n America

American (- citizen) n citatano american, statounitese, americano

(1. an inhabitant of North or South America; 2 . an inhabitant of the United States) n americano
(1. belonging to North or South America; 2. belonging to the United States) adj american
n americano
~ Samoa [Geog] n Samoa American

Americanism (1. American custom or characteristic; 2. word or phrase peculiar to American English) n americanismo

Americanize v americanisar

americium n americio, americium

amethyst n amethysto

amiability n amabilitate

amiable (agreeable, friendly, lovable) adj amabile

amicability (friendliness) n amicabilitate

amicable (friendly) adj amicabile

amid (-st) prep in medio de, inter

amide [Chem] n amido

amidogen [Chem] n amidogeno

amidst prep in medio de, inter

amine [Chem] n amino

amino acid [Chem] n amino-acido

aminophenol [Chem] n aminophenol

amiss (come ~) v facer mal

(take ~) v prender in mal parte
adv mal

ammeter (amperometer) n amperometro

Ammon (1. [Egypt. Relig]; 2. [Gr/Rom. Relig]) n Ammon

ammonal [Technol] n ammonal

ammonia ([Chem] NH3) n ammoniaco

(gas) n ammoniaco
(solution in water) n aqua ammoniac

ammoniac (gum ammoniac) n ammoniaco

adj ammoniac

ammoniacal (ammonic) adj ammonic

adj ammoniacal

ammonic (ammoniacal) adj ammonic

ammonification (1. impregnation with ammonia; 2. decomposition with production of ammonia) n ammonification

ammonify v ammonificar

ammonite [Paleontol] n ammonite

ammonium n ammonium

ammunition n munition

amnesia (loss of memory) n amnesia

amnestic adj amnestic

amnesty (give or proclaim amnesty to) v amnestiar

(pardon) n amnestia

amoeba [Zool] n ameba

amoebic adj amebic

amoebiform adj amebiforme

amoeboid adj ameboide

amok n amok

among (-st) prep inter

adv a presso de
prep inter

amoral (nonmoral) adj amoral

amoralism n amoralismo

amorous (1. loving; 2. pertaining to love) adj amorose

amorousness n amorositate

amorphism n amorphia, amorphismo

amorphous adj amorphe

amortization n amortisation

amortize (extinguish a debt by means of a sinking fund) v amortisar

amount n amonta, quantitate

v amontar, amontar a

amovability (removability) n amovibilitate

amovable (removable) (subject to removal) adj amovibile

amove (remove) (from office, etc.) v amover

amperage n amperage ¬amperaje

ampere n ampere ¬ampér

~ turn n ampere-torno

ampere-hour n ampere-hora

amperometer (ammeter) n amperometro

amphibian (1. [Zool]; 2. amphibian airplane) n amphibio

adj amphibie

amphibiology n amphibiologia

amphibious adj amphibie

amphitheater n anphitheatro

amphitheatric (amphitheatrical) adj amphitheatral

amphora n amphora

ample (1. spacious, extensive; 2. copious) adj ample, copiose

amplification n amplification

amplifier n amplificator

amplify (1. as in to amplify a story, etc.; 2. [Elec]; 3. to exaggerate) v amplificar

amplifying (magnifying) adj amplificative

amplitude n amplitude

ampulla [Eccl] n ampulla

amputate v amputar

amputation n amputation

amulet n amuleto

amuse (entertain) v amusar, distraher, diverter, intertener

amusement (distraction, diversion) n amusamento, distraction, diversion, divertimento, intertenimento

amusing adj amusante, distrahite, divertente, divertite, intertenite

an (per) prep per

(per, an apple a day) prep un pomo pro die
~ , a indef art un

Anabaptism n anabaptismo

Anabaptist (Baptist) [Theol] adj baptista

(Baptist) [Theol] n baptista
n anabaptista

anabaptize (rabaptize) v anabaptisar

anacardiaceous [Bot] n anacardiacee

anacardium [Bot] n anacardio

anachronic (anachronistic, anachronous) adj anachronic

anachronism (out of date) n anachronismo

anachronistic adj anachronistic

anachronize (commit anachronisms) v anachronisar

anachronous (anachronic, anachronistic) adj anachrone, anachronic, anachronistic

Anacreon [Gr. Lit] n Anacreonte

Anacreontic adj anacreontic

anaemia (anemia) [Med] n anemia

anaemic (anemic) adj anemic

anaerobe [Biol] n anaerobio

anaerobic [Biol] adj anaerobie, anaerobic

anaesthetic (anesthetic) adj anesthetic

(anesthetic) n anesthetico

anaesthetist (anesthetist) n anesthetista

anagram n anagramma

anal [Anat] adj anal

analgesia (insensitivity to pain) [Med] n analgesia

analgesic [Med] adj analgesic

analgia (analgesia) (insensitivity to pain) [Med] n analgia, analgesia

analgic (analgesic) [Med] adj analgic, analgesic

analog (comp/commun/techn) adj analogic

~ computer n computator analogic
~ to digital converter n transformator analogic a digital

analogic (analogical) (founded on analogy) adj analogic

analogous (comparable, corresponding in some ways) adj analoge

analogy n analogia

analphabetic [Phonet] adj analphabetic

analphabetism (analphabetic notation) [Phonet] n analphabetismo

analysis n analyse, analysisanalyst (analyzer) n analysator, analysta

analytic (analytical) adj analytic

analyzable adj analysabile

analyze v analysar

analyzer (analyst) n analysator

anarch-, anarcho- (anarchic, anarchical) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj anarch-, anarcho-

anarchic (anarchical) adj anarchic

anarchism n anarchismo

anarchist n anarchista

anarchosyndicalism n anarchosyndicalismo

anarchosyndicalist n anarchosyndicalista

anarchy (disorder) n anarchia

anathema [Eccl] n anathema

anathematize [Eccl] v anathematisar

Anatolia n Anatolia

anatom- (anatomy) [occurring in derivatives] n anatom-

anatomic (anatomical) adj anatomic

anatomical (anatomic) adj anatomic

anatomically adv anatomicamente

anatomist n anatomista

anatomy n anatomia

ancestor (forebear) n ancestre, antecessor, ascendente

(forefather) n atavo

ancestral adj ancestral, antecessori

ancestry (ancestral lineage, one's ancestors viewed as a group) n ancestria, ascendentia, lineage ¬lineaje, antecedentia

anchor (weigh ~) v disancorar, levar le ancora

n ancora
v ancorar, ancorar se

anchorage (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3 . anchorage dues) n ancorage / ancoraje

anchovy n anchova

ancient (antique, old) adj ancian, antique

ancients (the ~) adj (los) ancianos

ancillary adj ancillar, adjutor

and conj e, et

~ so (consequently) adv ita

Andalusia [Geog] n Andalusia

Andalusian adj andaluse, andalusian

n andalusiano, andaluso

Andorra [Geog] npr Andorra

andr-, andro- (man, male, husband) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n andr-, andro-

androgyne (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot]) n androgyno

androgynous (1. hermaphroditic; 2. [Bot]) adj androgyne

androgyny n androgynia

android n androide

androphobia n androphobia

anecdotal adj anecdotic

anecdote (short story) n anecdota, historietta

anecdotist n anecdotista

anemia (anaemia) [Med] n anemia

anemic (anaemic) adj anemic

anemo- (wind) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n anemo-

anemograph n anemographo

anemography [Meterol] n anemographia

anemometer n anemometro

anemone n anemoneanemoscope n anemoscopio

anesthesia n anesthesiaanesthetic (anaesthetic) adj anesthetic

anesthetic (anaesthetic) n anesthetico

anesthetist (anaesthetist) n anesthetista

anesthetize v anesthesiar

anew (again) adv itero

angel n angelo

angelic adj angelic

angelica [Bot] n angelica

Angelus [R.C.Ch] n angelus

anger (enrage) v incholerisar

(wrath, ire) n cholera, ira

angina (quinsy) [Pathol] n angina

angio- (vessel) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n angio-

angiography n angiographia

angiosperm [Bot] n angiosperma

angiospermous [Bot] adj angiosperme

angle (corner) n angulo

v piscar, piscar con linea

angled (angulate) adj angulate

angler n piscator, piscator con linea

Anglia [Hist] npr Anglia

Anglian (Anglic) adj anglic

Anglic (Anglian) adj anglic

Anglican [Eccl] adj anglican

[Eccl] n anglicano

Anglicanism [Eccl] n anglicanismo

Anglicism (1. English idiom; 2. quality of being English) n anglicismo

Anglicize v anglicisar

angling n pisca, pisca con linea

Anglo-American adj angloamerican

~ -American n angloamericano

Anglo-Catholic (High-Church) [Eccl] adj anglocatholic

~ -Catholic (High-churchman) [Eccl] n anglocatholico

anglology n angiologia

Anglomaniac n anglomano

Anglophile adj anglophile

n anglophilo

Anglophobe (Anglophobic) adj anglophobe

n anglophobo

Anglophobia n anglophobiaAngola [Geog] n Angola

Anglophobic (Anglophobe) adj anglophobe

angry (be ~) v esser in cholera

(become ~) v irascer, irascer se
(wrathful, irate) adj in cholera, irate

anguiform adj anguiforme

Anguilla [Geog] n Anguilla

anguilliform (eel-shaped) adj anguilliforme

anguine adj anguin

anguish (1. [Pathol]; 2. agony, distress) n angustia

(agony, torment) n agonia, angustia, tormento
(be in ~) v angustiar
v angustiar

anguished adj angustiose

angular adj angular

angularity (angularness) n angularitate

angulate (angled) adj angulate

angulous (angular) adj angulose

anhydride [Chem] n anhydrido

anhydrite [Mineral] n anhydrite

anhydrous adj anhydre

anil (1. Indigo shrub; 2. indigo dye) n anil

anilic (1. pertaining to anil; 2. pertaining to aniline) adj anilic

aniline [Chem] n anilina

animadversion (adverse criticism) n animadversion

animadvert (express adverse criticism) v animadverter

animal (characteristic of an animal) adj animalesc

(pertaining to animals) adj animal
~ fat (body fat) n adipe
n animal

animalcule n animalculo

animality n animalitate

animalization (1. conversion into animal matter; 2. reduction to animal nature) n animalisation

animalize (1. to convert into animal matter; 2. to reduce to animal nature) v animalisar

animate adj animate

v animar

animated (lively) adj animate

animater (animator) n animator

animating spirit n animo

animation (1. the action of animating; 2. vivacity, sprightliness) n animation

(zest, verve) n verve

anime n anime

animism n animismo

animist n animista

animosity n animositate

anion [Phys] n anion

anise ¬F n anisanisette n anisette

ankle bone n cavilia

n cavilia
~ sprain n torsion de cavilia

Annam [Geog] n Annam

annamese [Geog] n annamita

anneal (soften) [Metal] v distemperar

annex (1. to add, append; 2. to join as an addition to existing possessions) v annexar, annecter

(append, subjoin) v subjunger
n annexo

annexation n annexion

annihilable adj annihilabile

annihilate (destroy) v annihilar

annihilation n annihilation

anniversary (mass, obit) [Eccl] n obito

adj anniversari
n anniversario

annotate v annotar

annotation n annotation

annotator n annotator

announce (proclaim)v predicar

v annunciar
v indicer

announcement n annunciation, annuncio

announcer n annunciator

annoy (irritate, vex) v enoiar, irritar, molestar, vexar

annoyance (trouble, worry) n enoio, irritation, molestia, vexation

annoying (troublesome, irksome) adj enoiante, irritante, moleste

annual (1. coming once a year; 2. lasting one year) adj annue, annual

(yearbook) n annuario
[Bot] n planta annual

annually adv annualmente

annuity n annuitate

annul (void an agreement, cancel, invalidate, cashier, quash) v annullar, annihilar, cancellar, dirimer, cassar

annular (ring-shaped) adj anular

annulet (small ring) n anuletto

annuling (nullifying, diriment) adj dirimente

annulling (quashing) adj annullative

annulment (cancellation, revoke, voiding) n annullation, dissolution, cancellation, revoco, annihilation

annulose [Zool] adj anulose

anode [Elec] n anodo

anodic adj anodic

anodyne adj anodin

n anodino

anoint (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil) v unguer, linir

anointed adj linite, unguite

n uncto

anointing n unction

anomalous adj anomale

anomaly n anomalia

anonymity (anonymousness) n anonymitate

anonymous adj anonyme

another (additional) pron ancora un

(different) adj un altere
(one ~) pron le un le altere

ansate (looped) adj ansate

answer (reply) n responsa, replica, solution

(reply) v responder, replicar
~ for (- someone) v responder pro (un persona)
~ for (- something) v responder de (un cosa)

answerable adj responsabile

answering (replying) adj responsive

ant n formica

antagonism n antagonismo

antagonist (1. opponent; 2. [Physiol]) n antagonista

antagonistic (opposing) adj antagonistic, opponente

antagonize (contend with) v antagonisar

antarctic adj antarctic

n Antarctico, Oceano Antarctic

Antartica [Geog] n Antartica

antasthmatic adj antiasthmatic

anteater [Zool./Ornith] n formichero

antecede (be the antecedent) v anteceder

antecedent (1. [Logic, Math]; 2. [Gram]) n antecedente

antedate (affix an earlier date than the actual one) v antedatar

n antedata

antediluvian adj antediluvian

antefix [Arch] n antefixa

antelope n antilope

antemeridian adj antemeridian

antenatal adj antenatal, prenatal

antenna (1. [Zool]; 2. [Radio] aerial) n antenna

antepenult n antepenultima

antepenultimate (last but two) adj antepenultime

anterior adj anterior

anteriority n anterioritate

anteroom n antecamera

anthelminthic (vermifuge) adj anthelminthic

(vermifuge) n anthelminthico

anthem (national ~) n hymno national

n antiphona

anthill n formicario

antho-, anth- (flower) [occurring in compounds] n antho-, anth-

anthocyanin [Chem] n anthocyanina

anthography [Bot] n anthographia

anthologist n anthologista

anthology n anthologia

anthracene [Chem] n anthracen

anthracic adj anthracic

anthraciferous adj anthracifere

anthraciform adj anthraciforme

anthracite (hard coal) n anthracite

anthracitic adj anthracitic

anthracitous adj anthracitose

anthracometer n anthracometro

anthraquinone [Chem] n anthraquinon

anthrax [Med/Veter] n anthrace, anthrax

anthropo- (man) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n anthropo-

anthropogenesis n anthropogenese, anthropogenesis

anthropoid (hominiforme) adj anthropoide, hominiforme

n anthropoide

anthropological adj anthropologic

anthropologist n anthropologista, anthropologo

anthropology n anthropologia

anthropometric adj anthropometric

anthropometry n anthropometria

anthropomorphism n anthropomorphismo

anthropomorphist adj anthropomorphista

n anthropomorphista

anthropomorphous adj anthropomorphe

anthropophagous (man-eating, cannibal) adj anthropophage

anthropophagy (cannibalism) n anthropophagia

anthroposophical adj anthroposophe, anthroposophic

anthroposophist n anthroposopho

anthroposophy n anthroposophia

anti air craft n antiaeree

~ body n anticorpore
~ freeze n anticongelante

antiaircraft [Mil] adj antiaeree

anti-Catholic adj anticatholic

Antichrist n Antichristo

antichristian adj antichristian

~ -Christian adj antichristian

anticipate (do or use in advance) v anticipar

(expect, foresee, forestall) v expectar

anticipated adj anticipate

adj expectate, prevenite, previdite

anticipation (act of doing or using in advance) n anticipation

(expectation, foresight, forestalling) n expectation, prevision, prevention

anticlerical adj anticlerical

anticlericalism n anticlericalismo

anticlimax n anticlimax

anticlockwise adv in senso antihorologic

antics n buffonerias

anticyclone [Meteorol] n anticyclon

antidote n antidoto, contraveneno

v antidotar

antifascist adj antifascista

n antifascista

Antigua [Geog] npr Antigua

Anti-Lebanon (mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains) n Antilibano

antimonial adj antimonial

antimony n antimonio

antinational adj antinational

antinephritic adj antinephritic

antinomian [Eccl. Hist] n antinomio

antinomianism [Eccl. Hist] n antinomismo

antinomic adj antinomic

antinomy n antinomia

Antioch npr Antiochia

antiparliamentary adj antiparlamentari

antipath- (antipathetic) [occurring in derivatives] adj antipath-

antipathetic adj antipathic

antipathy n antipathia

antiperistasis (intensification of a quality by an opposing quality) n antiperistase, antiperistasis

antiphon (antiphony) [Eccl] n antiphona

antiphonal adj antiphonal

antiphonary (antiphonal) n antiphonario

antiphrasis n antiphrase, antiphrasis

antiphrastic adj antiphrastic

antipodal adj antipodic

antipode (opposite, contrary) n antipode

antipope n antipapa

antiquary n antiquario

antiquate v antiquarantiquated adj antiquate, vetuste

antique (ancient) adj antique

~ dealer n antiquario
n antiquitate

antiqueness n vetustate

antiques n antiquitates

antiquity (1. ancient character; 2. early ages of history; 3. antique) n antiquitate

(oldness) n ancianitate

antireligious adj antireligiose

antiscorbutic adj antiscorbutic

anti-Semite n antisemita

anti-Semitic adj antisemitic

anti-Semitism n antisemitismo

antisepsis n antisepsis

antiseptic (antiseptical) adj antiseptic

n antiseptico

antisocial adj antisocial

antispasmodic [Med] adj antispasmodic

antithesis (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) n antithese, antithesis

(contraposition) n contraposition

antitoxin n antitoxina

anti-Trinitarian adj antitrinitari

antler n corno de cervo

antonym n antonymo

antonymous adj antonyme

antonymy n antonymia

Antwerp [Flem] npr Antwerpen

anus [Anat] n ano

anvil (incus) [Anat] n incude

anxiety (1. uneasiness; 2. eager desire) n anxietate

anxious (1. uneasy, worried; 2. eagerly desiring) adj anxie

any (- further, emphatic) adv qualcunque, ulle

(in - case) phr in omne caso
(not ~) adj nulle
(whatever, of whatever kind) adj qualcunque
adj alcun, alicun
~ body pron alcuno, alicuno, qualcuno, ulle
~ further adv plus, plus longe
~ how (however) adv de omne modo, in omne caso, totevia
~ how (in spite of everything) adv malgrado toto
~ how (no matter how) adv de qualcunque maniera
~ more adv plus, plus longe
~ one pron alcuno, alicuno, qualcuno, ulle
~ place adv alicubi, ubique, in qualcunque loco
~ pron alcuno, alicuno
~ thing pron alcun cosa, alicun cosa, alique, alque, qualcun cosa
~ time adv aliquando
~ way adv como sia, comocunque, de omne modo, de qualcunque maniera, in omne caso, indifferentemente
~ way interj como sia!
~ where adv alicubi, ubique, usquam
~ where adv in qualcunque modo
~ wise adv de qualcunque modo, de qualcunque maniera

aorta [Anat] n aorta

aortic adj aortic

Apache n apache

apart (come ~) v divider se

(separately) adv a parte, separatemente

apartheid n apartheid, separation racial

apartment (flat) n appartamento

(room) n camera

apath- (apathetic) [occurring in derivatives] adj apath-

apathetic adj apathic

apathy n apathia

ape (go ~) v simiar, simiar se

(monkey) n simia

Apennine adj apennin

apepsy [Pathol] n apepsia

aperient (laxative) n aperitivo

(laxative, aperitive) adj aperitive

aperitif (apéritif) n aperitivo

aperitive (aperient, laxative) adj aperitive

aperture (hole) n foramine

n apertura

apetalous [Bot] adj apetale

apex n apice

aphasia [Pathol] n aphasia

aphasiac (aphasic) adj aphasic

(aphasic) n aphasico

aphasic (aphasiac) adj aphasic

(aphasiac) n aphasico

aphelion (Astron.) n aphelion

aphid (bio) n aphide

aphonia n aphonia

aphonic (voiceless) adj aphonic, aphone

aphorism (gnome) n aphorismo, maxima, sententia, gnoma

aphorist n aphorista

aphoristic (gnomic) adj aphoristic, gnomic

aphorize (speak, write, etc/in aphorisms) v aphorisar

aphrodisiac adj aphrodisiac

n aphrodisiaco

Aphrodite (Cypris) n Cypride

[Gr. Mythol] n Aphrodite

aphroditic (venereal) adj aphroditic

apiarist n apiarista

apiary n apiario

apiculture (bee-keeping) n apicultura

apiculturist (bee-keeper) n apicultor

apiece adv pro cata uno

aplomb n completemente composte / componite?

Apocalypse (book of ~) n libro del Apocalypse / Apocalypsis / Revelation

n Apocalypse, Apocalypsis, Revelation

apocryphal adj apocryphe

apocryphon (apocrypha) n apocrypho

apogeal (apogean) adj apogee

apogean (apogeal) adj apogee

apogee (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point, culmination) n apogeo

Apolline (Apollonian) adj apollinee

Apollo [Gr. Mythol] n Apollon, Apolline

apologetic (defending by speech or writing) adj apologetic

(making excuse or apology) adj excusatori

apologetics n apologetica

apologia (apology) n apologia

apologist n apologista

apologize v excusar se, facer su excusas

apologue n apologo

apology (apologia) n apologia

n excusa

apophasis [Rhet] n reticentia

apophysis [Anat/Zool] n apophysis

apoplectic (apoplectical) adj apoplectic

apoplectical (apoplectic) adj apoplectic

apoplexy n apoplexia

apostasy n apostasia

apostate n apostata

apostle n apostolo

apostolate n apostolato

apostolic (1. pertaining to the apostles or their teachings; 2. papal) adj apostolic

apostolicity n apostolicitate

apostrophe (the mark ' as used in ne'er, boy's, etc.) n apostropho

[Rhet] n apostrophe

apostrophize (address in an apostrophe) [Rhet] v apostrophar

apothecary n apothecario

s (pharmacy) n apotheca

apotheosis (1. [Class. Hist] deification; 2. glorification) n apotheosis, apotheose

appall (dismay) v consternar, horrificar

appalling adj horrific, terribile

apparatus (1. appliance, instrument; 2. collection of mechanical contrivances for carrying out a given work) n apparato

apparel (clothing, clothes) n vestitura

apparent (1. plain to see; 2. seeming) adj apparente

apparently adv apparentemente

apparition (1. act of appearing, appearance; 2. phantom, ghost) n apparition

appeal (1. [Law]; 2. as in the appeal to reason) n appellation

(1. [Law]; 2. earnest request) n appello
(attraction) n appello, attraction
(recourse) n appello, recurso
v appellar

appealable adj appellabile

appealing adj attractive

appear (be similar to, seem) v similar, semblar

(come in sight) v apparer
(in court) v comparer
(in person) v apparer

appearance

(aspect, semblance) n apparentia, aspecto, semblante, semblantia, similante, similantia
(coming into sight) n apparition
(make an ~) v apparer, facer un apparentia
[Bib] n apparentia, parousia
~ in court (compearance) n comparition, comparentia

appeasable adj appaciabile

appease (allay, soothe) v sedar

(placate) v appaciar, placar

appeasement n appaciamento

appeaser n appaciator

appellant [Law] n appellante

appellation n appellation

appellative (1. denominative of a class; 2. as in the appellative faculty of children) adj appellative

(common or class name) [Gram] n appellativo

append (subjoin, annex) v subjunger

v appender

appendectomy [Surg] n appendicectomia

appendicitis n appendicitis

appendicle (small appendix or appendage) n appendicula

appendicular [Pathol] adj appendicular

appendix (1. appendage; 2. appendix to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) n appendice

apperception [Psychol] n apperception

appertain v appertiner

appertinent (appurtenant) adj appertinente

appetency (appetence (fixed and strong desire)) n appetentia

appetible (desirable) adj appetibile, desirabile

appetite n appetentia, appetito

appetitive (having appetite; giving appetite) adj appetitive

appetizing adj appetitive

applaud v applauder, plauder

applauder n applauditor

applause n applauso

apple n malo, pomo

~ orchard n verdiero de pomos
~ tree n maliero, pomiero

applesauce n purée de malos / pomos

appliance n apparato

applicability (appropriateness) n applicabilitate

applicable (appropriate) adj applicabile

applicant (suitor) n candidato, sollicitator, requirente

application (1. act of putting on; 2. act of putting to use; 3. diligence) n application

(application for a position, etc.) n sollicitation

apply (1. to put on; 2. to put to use) v applicar

(for a position, for a job) v sollicitar
vi esser applicabile
vi referer se
~ wax to (wax) v cerar

appoint (a position, as in to appoint someone to a post) v appunctar, nominar

(prescribe) v fixar, prescriber

appointment (meeting) n appunctamento

(nomination) n appunctamento, nomination
(rendez-vous, rendevous) n appunctamento, rendez-vous, rendevous

apportion v apportionar

apportionment n apportionamento

appose (as in to appose one's seal to) v apponer

apposite (relevant) adj apposite

apposition (1. act of placing near; 2. [Gram]) n apposition

appositive [Gram] adj appositive

appraisal (valuation) n appreciamento, valutation

appraise (estimate the value of, value) v appreciar, valutar

appraiser n appreciator

appreciable adj appreciabile

appreciate (esteem highly) v appreciar

(rise in value) vi crescer in valor
(understand) v apprehender, notar
(value) vt appreciar, valutar

appreciated (be ~) v esser appreciate

(feel ~) v sentir se appreciate
adj appreciate

appreciation (1. appraisal; 2. adequate or high estimation of value) n appreciation

appreciative adj grate, laudative

apprehend (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to dread) v apprehender

(perceive mentally, understand) v apprehender, apperciper, intender

apprehensibility (understandability) n apprehensibilitate

apprehensible (understandable) adj apprehensibile

apprehension (1. act of grasping mentally; 2. dread) n apprehension

apprehensive (dreading) adj apprehensive

apprentice n apprentisse

v mitter in apprentissage

apprenticeship n apprentissage ¬apprentissaje

approach (access) n accesso

(action of approaching) n approche ¬approshe
(as in new lines of approach) n accostamento
(come or go near to) v approchar ¬approshar, approximar
v approchar (se), approximar se, acceder, adir

approachable (accessible, accostable) adj abbordabile, accessibile, accostabile

adj approchabile ¬approshabile

approaching adj approchante, approximante

approbation (approval) n approbation

approbative (approving) adj approbative

approbatory (approbative) adj approbatori

appropriate (applicable) adj applicabile

adj appropriate
v appropriar se

appropriateness (applicability) n applicabilitate

appropriation (action of appropriating) n appropriation

approvable adj approbabile

approval (- on) n pro acceptation o retorno

(approbation) n approbation
(sanction) n sanction

approve v approbar

v sanctionar

approver n approbator

approving (approbative) adj approbative

approximate (approximative) adj approximative

v approximar, approximar se

approximately adv approximativemente, circa

approximation (1. action of approximating; 2. close estimate) n approximation

approximative (approximate) adj approximative

appurtenance [Law] n appertinentia

appurtenant (appertinent) adj appertinente

apricot n albricoc, armeniaca

~ tree n albricochiero

April n april

apron n avantal

apse (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) n apside

apsidal (1. [Astron]; 2. [Arch]) adj apsidal

apt (be - to) v tender a

adj apte

apterous [Entom] adj aptere

aptitude (natural capacity or propensity) n aptitude, disposition

aquamarine (the color) n aquamarina

(the stone) n aquamarina
adj aquamarin

aquarium n aquario

aquarius n aquario

aquatic adj aquatic, aquatile

aquavit n aquavite

aquavitae n aqua-ardente, aquavite

aqueduct [Arch] n aqueducto

aqueous (watery) adj aquee, aquose

aquifer n aquifero

aquiline adj aquilin

aquosity (wateriness) n aquositate

Arab (Arabian, Arabic) adj arabe, arabic

n arabe

arabesque [Art] adj arabesc

[Art] n arabesco

Arabia [Geog] n Arabia

Arabic adj arabe, arabic

n arabe

Arabicism (Arabism, Arabic idiom) n arabismo

Arabist (student of Arabic language and culture) n arabista

arable adj arabile

arachidic adj arachidic

Arachis [Bot] n arachide

[Bot] n arachide (-rà-)

arachnid adj arachnide

n arachnido

Aramaic adj aramaic

n aramaico, arameo

Arapahoe (amerindian) adj arapaho

(amerindian) n arapaho

arbiter n arbitro

arbitrage [Bank. etc] n arbitrage ¬arbitraje

arbitrament (arbitration) n arbitrage

arbitrarily adv arbitrarimente

arbitrariness n arbitrarietate

arbitrary adj arbitrari

arbitrate v arbitrar

arbitration (arbitrament) n arbitration, arbitrage ¬arbitraje, arbitramento

arbitrator n arbitrator

arbor n herbiero

v itae n arborvite

arboreal (tree) adj arboreal, arboree

arboresce (grow into a tree) [Bot] v arborescer

arborescence [Bot] n arborescentia

arboretum n arboreto

arborist n arborista

arborization n arborisation

arborize (give a treelike appearance to) v arborisar

arc light n lampa de arco

n arco
~ torch n torcha de arco

arcade n arcada, passage

Arcadia npr Arcadia

Arcadian adj arcadian

arch (1. to cause to arch or curve; 2. to furnish with arches) v arcar

n arco

archaelogically adv archeologicamente

archaeo-, archae- (old) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj archeo-, arche-

archaeological adj archeologic

archaeologist n archeologo

archaeology n archeologia

archaic adj archaic

archaism n archaismo

archaist n archaista

archaize v archaisar

archangel n archangelo

archbishop n archiepiscopo

archdeacon n archidiacono

archducal adj archiducal

archduchess n archiduchessa

archduchy n archiducato

archduke n archiduce

archer (bowman) n sagittario

n archero, flechator ¬fleshator, sagittario

archery n archeria

archetype n archetypo

archiepiscopal adj archiepiscopal

archiepiscopate n archiepiscopato

Archimedes n Archimedes

archipelago n archipelagoarchitect n architecto

architecton- (architect) [occurring in derivatives] n architecton-

architectonic (architectural) adj architectonic

architectonics (science or principles of architecture) n architectonica

architectural adj architectural

architecturally adv architecturalmente

architecture n architectura

architrave [Arch] n architrave

archival adj archival

archive n archivo

archivist n archivista

archivolt n archivolta

archon [Gr. Hist] n archonte

archpriest n archipresbytero, archiprestre

archway n arcada

arct- (bear) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n arct-

arctic adj arctic

n arctico
n Arctico, Oceano Arctic

Arcturus [Astron] n Arcturo

ardent (ardurous) adj ardente, ardorose

ardor (1. fierce heat; 2. fervor) n ardor

(ardour) n ardor, zelo
(impetuosity) n fuga

ardour (ardor) n ardor

(ardor) n zelo

arduous (1. steep; 2. difficult to achieve) adj ardue

arduousness n arduitate

ardurous (ardent) adj ardorose

are (one hundredth part of a hectare) n ar

v esse, es

area (1. clear space within a building; 2. surface extent) n area

arena (1. place of combat; 2. Med] (gravel) n arena

arenaceous (sandy) adj arenacee

aren't (are not) v non es

Areopagite [Gr. Hist] n areopagita

Ares [Gr. Mythol] n Ares

argentan (German silver) n argentano

argentate adj argentate

argentiferous (yielding silver) adj argentifere

Argentina [Geog] npr Argentina

Argentine (Argentino) n argentino

[Zool] n argentina
adj argentin

argentinian n argentino

Argentino (Argentine) n argentino

argentous (containing silver) adj argentose

argil (clay) n argilla

Argo [Gr. Mythol] npr Argo

argon [Chem] n argon

[Chem] n argon

Argonaut [Gr. Mythol] n Argonauta

argot ¬F n argot

argotic adj argotic

arguable (debatable) adj arguibile

argue (offer arguments for or against) v arguer, argumentar

argument (1. reason offered in proof; 2. summary) n argumento

(dispute) n altercation, disputa

argumentation n argumentation

argumentative (containing a process of reasoning) adj argumentative

argyranthous adj argyranthe

argyric adj argyric

argyrite [Mineral] n argyrite

argyro-, argyr- (silver) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n argyro-, argyr-

Argyroneta (water spider) [Zool] n argyroneta

aria [Mus] n aria ¬I

Ariadne nprf Ariadna

s clew afilo de Ariadna

arid adj aride

aridity n ariditate

Aries (Ram) [Astron] n Aries

n ariete

arietation (ramming) n arietation

arietta [Mus] n arietta

aright adv correctemente, justemente

ariose (arioso) [Mus] adj ariose

arioso [Mus] n arioso

arise (originate) v nascer, provenir

(rise, originate) v altiar se, levar se, surger, nascer, provenir

arisen adj altiate

arist-, aristo- (best) [occurring in compounds] adj arist-, aristo-

aristocracy n aristocratia

aristocrat n aristocrate

aristocratic adj aristocratic

Aristotelian adj aristotelic

Aristotelianism n aristotelismo

Aristotle [Gr. Philos] npr Aristotele

arithmetic (arithmetical) adj arithmetic

n arithmetica

arithmetical (arithmetic) adj arithmetic

arithmetician n arithmetico

arithmo-, arithm- (number) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n arithmo-, arithm-

arithmomancy n arithmomantia

arithmometer n arithmometro

ark n arca

arm (1. to supply with weapons; 2. to equip, fit out) v armar, armar se

(1. weapon; 2. branch of the military service) n arma
(equip with artillery) v artillar
[Anat] n brachio, bracio
~ in arm phr con brachios / bracios juncte
~ , arm- (pertaining to or done with the arm) adj bracial

armageddon n harmagedon

armament (equipment with arms) n armamento

n armamento

armature [Magnet/Elec] n armatura

armchair n chaise de brachios / bracios, confortabile

Armenia npr Armenia

Armenian (1. Armenian language; 2. inhabitant of Armenia) n armenio

adj armenie

armful n brachiata, braciata

armhole n apertura del manica

armipotent adj armipotente

armistice n armistitio

armor n armatura, cuirasse

~ plated adj cuirassate

armored (armor-plated, panzer) adj cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)

armorer (1. manufacturer of arms; 2. official in charge of armament or arms) n armero

armor-plated (panzer, armored) adj cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)

armory (armoury) n arsenal

armour n armatura, cuirasse

armoury (armory) n arsenal

armpit (axilla) n axilla

arms (armed) adj armate

(in ~) phr armate
(weapons) n armas

army (host) n hoste

n armea

aroma n aroma, aromate

aromatic adj aromatic, fragante

aromatization n aromatisation

aromatize v aromatisar

around (adv/prep) circa

(around about) prep circum
(get ~) v ambular
(go ~) v contornar
(move ~) v contornar
(pass ~) v contornar
(stand ~) v circumstar
(walk ~) v circumerrar

arousal n eveliamento

arouse v eveliar

v piccar

arpeggio [Mus] n arpeggio ¬I

arrange (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out) v arrangiar ¬arranjar, disponer

(put in order) v ordinar, struer
[Mus] v adaptar
~ in series (to seriate) v seriar

arrangement (1. order; 2. preparation, plan) n arrangiamento ¬arranjamento, disposition, ordination, ordinantia, positura

(make -s) v facer le preparativos
[Mus] n adaptation

array (an army) v arrangiar, ordinar

(deck out) v adornar, vestir
(in algorithms) v arrangiar
[Comp] n arrangiamento, matrice, serie
n ordine

arrears (be in ~) v arretrar se

(in ~) adj/adv arretrate
n arretrato

arrest (1. to stop, bring to a standstill; 2. to seize (someone) by legal authority) v arrestar

(act of seizing someone by legal authority, apprehension by legal authority) n arresto, arrestation

arresting (stopping, bringing to a standstill) n arrestation, arresto

arrival n advenimento, arrivata

arrive (succeed in arriving at a place, etc.) v pervenir

v arrivar

arrogance (haughtiness) n arrogantia, superbia

arrogant (overbearing) adj arrogante, superbe

arrogate (1. [Rom. Law] (adrogate; 2. to claim as one's own) v arrogar

arrogation (1. act of making exorbitant claims; 2. [Rom. Law]) n arrogation

arrow (sagittary) adj sagittari

n flecha ¬flesha, sagitta

arrowshaped (sagittiform) adj sagittiforme

arsenal n arsenal

arsenic n arsenico

arsenical adj arsenical

arseniophosphate n arseniophosphato

arseniosulfate n arseniosulfato

arsenious adj arseniose

arsenite [Chem] n arsenite

arsenium (arsenic) n arsenium

arson n incendiarismo

art (1. fine art; 2. skill) n arte

~ gallery n galleria de arte, pinacotheca
~ of singing (singing) n canto, arte del canto
~ school n schola de arte

arterial adj arterial

arteriosclerosis n arteriosclerosis, arteriosclerose

arteriotomy n arteriotomia

artery n arteria

artful (crafty) adj artificiose

arthritic [Pathol] adj arthritic

arthritis [Pathol] n arthritis

arthritism [Pathol] n arthritismo

arthro- (joint) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n arthro-

arthropod adj arthropode

n arthropodo

artichoke n artichoc

article (1. paragraph, section; 2. article in a magazine, newspaper, etc.; 3. article of merchandise; 4. [Gram]) n articulo

articular adj articular

articulate (1. jointed; 2. uttered in distinct syllables) adj articulate

(1. to form, move in, a joint; 2. to speak distinctly) v articular

articulation (1. [Anat] joint; 2. enunciation) n articulation

(joint) [Anat] n conjunctura, articulation

artifact (man-made product) n artefacto

artifice (trick) n artificio

artificer (skilled or artistic worker) n artifice

artificial adj artificial

~ limb n prothese, prothesis

artificially adv artificialmente

artillery n artilleria

artilleryman n artillerista

artisan n artisano

artist n artista

artistic adj artistic

Aruba [Geog] npr Aruba

Arya (Aryan) n Arya

Aryan (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) adj aryan

(1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) n aryano
(Arya) n Arya

as (how, in order that, to the end that, just as) adv ut

(in the capacity of) adv qua
(in the manner that) adv quomodo, como
(same ~) pron mesmo que
(since) conj pois que, proque
(so as, just as) adv sicut
(so) adv tan
(than, in what manner, how) adv/conj quam
(to such a degree, so) adv tam
[Rom. Antiq] n asse
adv como
~ far as adv usque, usque a
~ for prep quanto a
~ from adv a partir de
~ if prep como si, quasi que
~ it were prep pro si dicer
~ long as adv a condition que, proviste que
~ many adv tante
~ much adv tanto
~ much as adv quanto
~ soon adv si tosto que
~ well adv que
~ white as snow prep si / tanto blanc como le nive
~ yet (until now, so far, yet, still, this place, thus far, hitherto) adv adhuc

asbestos n asbesto

ascend v ascender

ascendancy (ascendant) n ascendente

ascendant (ascendancy) n ascendente

ascension (ascent) n ascension

ascensional adj ascensional

ascensionist (mountain climber) n ascensionista

ascent (ascension, climb) n ascension, montata

ascertain v assecurar se, constatar

ascetic (ascetical) adj ascetic

n asceta
~ practice n ascesem ascesis, practica ascetic

ascetical (ascetic) adj ascetic

asceticism n ascetismo

ascetics n ascetica

ascribe (attribute) v ascriber, attribuer

ascription n ascription

asepsis n asepsis

aseptic adj aseptic

n aseptico

asexual (sexless) adj asexual

ash (ash tree) n fraxino

(cinders) n cinere
~ box (bucket, ashpan, container for ashes) n cineriero
~ grove [Bot] n fraxineto
~ tray n cineriera
~ tree (ash) n fraxino
~ wednesday n mercuridi del cineres

ashamed (be ~) v haber vergonia, esser confuse

adj confuse

ashes n cinere

ashore (go ~) v disbarcar

adv super le terra

ashpan (ash box, bucket, container for ashes) n cineriero

ashtray n cineriera

ashy (1. full of ashes; 2. ashen, ash-gray) adj cinerose

Asia (1. Roman Province in Asia Minor; 2. the continent Asia) n Asia

~ Minor [Geog] n Asia Minor

Asian n asiatico

Asiatic (1. pertaining to Asia; 2. [Rhet] florid, ornate) adj asiatic

n asiatico

aside adj al latere

asinine act n asineria, acto asinin

adj asinin

asininity n asineria, asininitate

ask (enquire) v demandar, inquirer

(invite) v invitar
(query, question) v querer
~ a question n facer un demanda
~ for (beg, request) v rogar, peter

askew adj oblique

adv de transverso, obliquemente

asleep (fall ~) v addormir se

adj addormite

asparagus n asparago

aspect (1. look, appearance; 2. one of the aspects of a question; 3. [ Astrol]) n aspecto

aspen (trembling poplar) n tremulo

aspergillum [Eccl] n aspersorio

asperity (roughness, harshness) n asperitate

aspersion (act of sprinkling) n aspersion

asphalt n asphalto

aspic ¬F [Cookery] n aspic

aspirant n aspirante

aspirate [Phonet] v aspirar

aspiration (1. desire for; 2. [Phonet] action of aspirating) n aspiration

aspirator [Mech] n aspirator

aspire v aspirar, aspirar a

aspirin n aspirina

aspiring adj ambitiose

Asplenium [Bot] n asplenio

ass (buttocks) n culo

(donkey) n asino
~ hole (insult) n ano

assail (attack, assault) v aggreder, assalir, assaltar

assailable (attackable) adj attaccabile

assailant (assailer, attacker, assaulter) n assalitor, assaltator

assailer (attacker, assailant, assaulter) n assalitor, assalltator

assassin n (murderer) assassino, assassinator

assassinate (murder) v assassinar

assassinating (murder, murdering) n assassinamento

assassination n assassination

assault (assail, attack) v assaltar, assalir, attaccar

(attack) n assalto, attacco

assaulter (assailant, attacker) n assaltator

assay (assay an ore, a metal etc.) v essayar

(assayal) n essayo

assayable adj essayabile

assayer n essayator

assemble (a machine) v adjustar, montar

(gather or fit together) v assemblar
(join, link) v compaginar
(troup, gather) v attruppar
vi assemblar se

assembler n assemblator

assembling (act of gathering) n attruppamento

assembly (meeting) n assemblea

(of the parts of a machine) [Mach] n adjustage ¬adjustaje
~ hall n sala de assemblea / reuniones
~ line n catena de montage

assent (sanction) n sanction

n assentimento
v acceder, acceder a
v assentir, assentir a

assert (affirm) v asserer, affirmar

~ oneself v imponer su autoritate

asserter (assertor) n assertor

assertion (affirmation) n assertion, affirmation

assertive (affirmative) adj assertive, affirmative

assertor (asserter) n assertor

assertory (affirming) adj assertori

assess (evaluate) v evalutar

(fix a quota for) v quotisar
(tax) v taxar

assessment (contribution) n quotisation

(evaluation) n evalutation
(tax) n taxation

assessor (as in assessor to a judge, magistrate, etc.) n assessor

(levier of taxes) n taxator

asset (advantage) n avantage, bon qualitate

(property) n possession

assets [Commer] n activo

asseverate (affirm positively) v asseverar

asseverating (asseverative) adj asseverative

asseverative (asseverating) adj asseverative

assiduity n assiduitate

assiduous adj assidue

assign (1. to allot; 2. to fix, determine) v assignar, attribuer, tribuer

assignable (transferable) adj assignabile, cessibile

assignation (assignment) (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) n assignation

assignee [Law] n cessionario

assignment (assignation) (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) n assignation

(cession) [Law] n cession
[School] n deber

assimilable adj assimilabile

assimilate (1. to make like; 2. to absorb) v assimilar, assimilar se

assimilation (1. action of making like; 2. absorption) n assimilation

assimilative adj assimilative

assimilator [Physiol] n assimilator

assist (help, aid) v assister, adjutar, coadjuvar, subvenir

assistance n assistentia, adjuta

assistant (deputy) n adjuncto

(helper) n assistente
(in a shop) n commisso

assizes n assises

n sessiones de un tribunal

associate (connect, combine) v associar

(partner) n associato, socio
(partner, confederate) n consorte
adj associate
v associar, associar se

association (1. act of connecting, combining; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose) n association

assonance n assonantia

assonate (put or be in assonance) v assonar

assorted adj assortite, varie

assortment (collection of various kinds of goods) n assortimento

assume (arrogate) v arrogar

(suppose) v supponer
(take to or upon oneself) v assumer

assumption (1. taking to or upon oneself; 2. [Logic]) n assumption

assurance (certainty) n assecurantia

(positive statement) n assecurantia
(self-confidence) n disinvoltura

assure (reasure) v assecurar

(secure) v assecurar
(state positively) v assecurar

assurer (underwriter, insurer) n assecurator

Assyria [Geog] n Assyria

Assyrian adj assyrie

n assyrio

Assyriologist (Assyriologue) n assyriologo

Assyriologue (Assyriologist) n assyriologo

Assyriology n assyriologia

aster [Bot] n astere

asteriated opal n asteria

asterisk [Print] n asterisco

n asterisco

asterism [Astron] n asterismo

asteroid [Astron] n asteroide

asthen- (weak) occurring in derivatives] adj asthen-

asthenia n asthenia

asthenic adj asthenic

n asthenico

asthma n asthma

asthmatic adj asthmatic

n asthmatico

astigmatic adj astigmatic

astigmatism n astigmatismo

astonish v stupefacer, surprender

v surprender

astonished adj stupefacte

astonishment n stupefaction

astound v stupefacer

astral adj astral

astray (go ~) v disviar se

(lead ~) v discamminar
adj foras del strata, disviate, discamminate

astriction n astriction

astrictive (astringent) adj astrictive

astride (on horseback) adv a cavallo

(with legs apart) adv con le gambas a parte
prep trans

astringe v astringer

astringency n astringentia

astringent (astrictive) adj astrictive

n astringente

astrolabe n astrolabio

astrolatry n astrolatria

astrologer n astrologo

astrological adj astrologic

astrology n astrologia

astronaut n astronauta

astronomer n astronomo

astronomic (astronomical) adj astronomic

astronomical adj astronomic

astronomy n astronomia

astrophotographic adj astrophotographic

astrophotography n astrophotographia

astrophysical adj astrophysic

astrophysics n astrophysica

astute (1. sagacious; 2. crafty) adj astute, sagace

astuteness n astutia

asunder adv in duo

asylum (1. shelter, refuge; 2. institution for protection or relief) n asylo

(lunatic ~) n asylo pro alienatos
(orphanage) n orphanato

asymmetric (asymmetrical) adj asymmetre

adj asymmetric

asymmetry n asymmetria

at (- the) prep al

(a point in space or time, a stage of development, etc.) prep a, ad
(by, near, with) prep apud
~ a distance (far off, far away) adv procul
~ a future time (sometime in the future) adv olim
~ another time adv alias
~ any time (at some time or other) adv aliquando
~ any time (ever) adv jammais, unquam
~ hand (near) adv propter
~ once (at the same time, together) adv simul
~ once (right away, already) adv jam
~ one time (formerly) n vice
~ present (just now) adv actualmente
~ random (in different places, passim, here and there, scattered) adv passim
~ some time or other (at any time) adv alquando, aliquando
~ the same time (together, at once) adv simul

atavism n atavismo

atavist n atavista

atavistic adj atavic, atavistic

ataxia (ataxy) [Pathol] n ataxia

ataxy (ataxia) [Pathol] n ataxia

atheism n atheismo

atheist (atheistic) adj athee

n atheista, atheo

athematic adj athematic

Athena [Gr. Mythol] n Athena

Athenaeum (1. [Gr. Hist]; 2. [Rom. Hist]) n Atheneo

Athens [Geog] n Athenas

athlete n athleta

athlete's foot (tinea, ringworm) [Pathol] n tinea

athletic adj athletic

athleticism n athletismo

athletics n athletica

athlo- (contest) [occurring in compounds] n athlo-

at-home adv a casa

Atlanta npr Atlanta

Atlantic adj atlantic

n Oceano Atlantic, Atlantico

Atlantis n Atlantida, Atlantide

Atlas [Geog] n Atlas

[Gr. Mythol] n Atlas, Atlante
~ Mountains [Geog] n Atlas

atmo- (steam, vapor) [occurring in compounds] n atmo-

atmosphere n atmosphera

atmospheric (atmospherical) adj atmospheric

atmospherical (atmospheric) adj atmospheric

atmospherics n disturbationes atmospheric

atockade n stoccada, stockade

atoll n atollo

atom n atomo

atom-bomb n bomba atomic

atomic adj atomic

atomicity n atomicitate

atomism [Philos] n atomismo

atomist n atomista

atomistic adj atomistic

atomize (reduce to atoms) v atomisar

atomizer (pulverizer, spray) n pulverisator

(vaporizer) n vaporisator

atone v expiar

atone-for v expiar

atonement n expiation

atonic (1. [Med]; 2. [Phonet]) adj atonic, atone

at-present adv actualmente

atrabile (melancholy) (1. [Anc. Med] black bile; 2. gloom) n atrabile

atrabiliary (melancholic) (1. [Med]; 2. gloomy, depressed in spirit) adj atrabiliari

atro-, atr- (black) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj atro-, atr-

atrocious adj atroce

atrocity (1. horrible wickedness; 2. atrocious deed) n atrocitate

atrophic adj atrophe, atrophic

atrophy (cause to atrophy) v atrophiar

n atrophia

attach (affix) v affixar

(bind) v alligar
(fasten) v attaccar
v attaccar
v attachar

attachable adj attaccabile

adj attachabile

attaché n attaché

attache-case n valise pro documentos

attached (joined, joint) adj juncte

attachment (1. action of fastening 2. affection, fastening) n attaccamento

(accessory) n accessorio
(adherence) n adherentia

attack (assail, assault) v attaccar, aggreder, assalir, assaltar

(assault) n attacco
n insulto
v insultar

attackable (assailable) adj attaccabile

attacker (aggressor) n aggressor, insultator

(assailant, assailer, assaulter) n assalitor, assaltator

attacking (making a criminal attempt on) adj attentatori

attain (arrive at, reach) v attinger

(enter upon) v adir

attainment (action or process of attaining) n attingimento

attemper (1. to temper, moderate by mixture; 2. to accommodate) v attemperar

attempt (criminal) n attentato

(essay) n essayo
(try) v tentar
(try, endeavor) n essayo, tentativa
v essayar, provar, tentar
v tractar

attend (accompany) v accompaniar

(be present at) vt assister a
(pay attention) vi prestar attention
(school) v frequentar
[Med] v attender
~ to (give attention to) v attender

attendance (presence) n assistentia

(retinue) n accompaniamento
(service) n servicio

attendant (one attending to someone's needs) n attendente

n custode

attention (1. careful notice, heed; 2. act of courtesy) n attention

(pay ~) v prestar attention

attentive (1. intent; 2. courteous) adj attentive

(advertent) adj advertente
(intent) adj attente

attenuate (make thin or slender) v attenuar

attenuation n attenuation

attest (1. to testify to; 2. to certify) v attestar

attestant (attester) n attestator

attestation (attesting, witnessing) n attestation

(testimony) n testimonio

attester (attestant) n attestator

at-this-moment phr in iste momento

attic n mansarda

attire (clothe, deck out) v inrobar, revestir

attitude (1. position of the body; 2. way of thinking, acting, or feeling) n attitude

attorney n procurator

attorney-general n procurator general

attract (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure) v attraher

attraction (force of) [Phys] n attractivitate

n attraction

attractive (1. [Phys]; 2. alluring) adj attractive

(nice, likable) adj sympathic

attractiveness (charm) n attractivitate, attraction, charme ¬F

attributable n attribuibile

attribute (1. inherent quality; 2. conventional symbol; 3. [Gram]) n attributo

(ascribe) v attribuer, ascriber

attribution n attribution

attributive (1. attributing; 2. [Gram]) adj attributive

attrite [Theol] adj attrite

attrition n attrition

auburn adj castanie clar

auction (auctioneer) v auctionar

n auction

auctioneer (auction) v auctionar

n auctionator

audacious (daring) adj audace, audaciose

audacity (daring) n audacia

audibility n audibitate

audible adj audibile

audience (1. interview with a person of high rank; 2. hearing) n audientia

(assembly of listeners) n auditorio

audiometer [Acous] n audiometro

audiovisual adj audiovisual

audiovisually adv audiovisualmente

audit (verification) n verification de contos

v verificar

audition (act of hearing) n audita, audition

v dar audition a

auditor (hearer, listener) n auditor

n revisor, verificator de contos

auditorium (auditory) n auditorio

auditory (auditorium) n auditorio

adj auditive, auditori

augment (increase) v augmentar

[Gram] n augmento

augmentable adj augmentabile

augmentation (increase) n augmentation, augmento

augmentative [Gram] adj augmentative

augmenter n augmentator

augur (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) n augure

(1. to act as augur; 2. to predict, foretell) v augurar

augury (1. art of the augur; 2. omen, sign) n augurio

august adj auguste

n augusto

Augustan adj augustee

Augustinian adj augustinian

n augustiniano

Augustinianism n augustinianismo

auk [Ornith] n alca

aulo- (flute) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n aulo-

aunt n amita

au-pair n au pair

~ -pair n servitrice au pair

aura n aura

aural adj aural

aureole (halo) n aureola

auricle (1. auricle of the ear; 2. auricle of the heart) n auricula

auriferous (gold-bearing) adj aurifere

auriform (ear-shaped) adj auriforme

aurist (otologist, ear specialist) n aurista

auspex [Hist] n auspice

auspice (sign or token derived from the observation of birds) Hist] n auspicio

auspices n auspicios

Auster (south wind) n austro

austere adj auster

austereness (austerity) n austeritate

austerity (austereness) n austeritate

austral (southern) adj austral

Australasia n Australasia

Australasian adj australasian

Australia [Geog] npr Australia

Australian adj australian

n australiano

Austria [Geog] npr Austria

Austrian adj austriac

n austriaco

autarchy (self-sufficiency) n autarchia

authentic adj authentic

authenticate (1. to render authentic; 2. to prove authentic) v authenticar

authentication n authentication

authenticity n authenticitate

author (1. originator; 2. writer) n autor

authoritarian adj autoritari

authoritarianism n autoritatismo

authoritative (dictatorial) adj autoritari

(of document) adj autorisate

authority n autoritate

authorizable adj autorisabile

authorization n autorisation

authorize v autorisar

authorship n autorato

autism n autismo

autistic adj autistic

auto (motorcar, car) n auto

autobiographic (autobiographical) adj autobiographic

autobiographical (autobiographic) adj autobiographic

autobiography n autobiographia

autobus (motorbus) n autobus

autochthon n autochthono

autochthonous adj autochthone

autochthony n autochthonia

autoclave (pressure cooker) n autoclave

autocracy n autocratia

autocrat n autocrate

autocratic adj autocratic

auto-da-fé n autodafé

~ -da-fé n autodafé ¬P

autodidact (one who is self-taught) n autodidacto

autodidactic adj autodidactic

autodrome (race course for automobiles) n autodromo

autogiro n autogyro

autograph (make autographic reproductions) v autographiar

n autographo

autographic adj autographic

autography (art of autographic reproduction) n autographia

autoist n autoista

automatic adj automatic

automaticity (automatism, state of being automatic) n automaticitate

automation n automatisation

automatism n automatismo

automatize (render automatic) v automatisar

automaton n automato

automatous (automatic) adj automate

automobile (motor vehicle) n automobile

(self-propelling) adj automobile

automobilism n automobilismo

automobilist (motorist) n automobilista

autonomous (self-governing) adj autonome

autonomy n autonomia

autopsy [Med] (necropsy) n autopsia, necropsia

autumn (fall) n autumno

autumnal adj autumnal

auxiliary adj auxiliar

n auxiliator

avail v disponer (se) de

availability n disponibilitate

available (be ~) v esser disponibile

(capable of being turned to account) adj utilisabile
(disposable) adj disponibile, utilisabile
(make ~) v facer disponibile

avalanche ¬F n avalanche

avarice n avaritia

avaricious (miserly) adj avar, avaritiose

ave (Ave bead of the rosary) n ave

(time of ringing the Ave bell) n ave
~ Maria n Ave Maria

avenge (revenge) v vengiar ¬venjar, vindicar

avenger n vengiator ¬venjator, vindicator, vindice

avenue ¬F (walk, alley) n allée, avenue, avenite

aver (avouch, verify) v averar

average (mean) adj medie

(mean) n media
(on ~) phr in media
v calcular / render le media de

averred (ratified) [Law] adj rate

aversion (1. act of averting turning away; 2. strong dislike) n aversion

avert (turn away) v averter

aviarist n aviarista

aviary n aviario

aviate v aviar

aviation n aviation

aviator n aviator

aviatrix n aviatrice

aviculture n avicultura

avid (greedy) adj avide

avidity (greed, greediness) n aviditate

avocado (alligator pear) n avocato

(tree) n avocatiero

avoid (shun) v evitar

avoidable adj evitabile, eluctabile

avoidance n evitation

avoiding (act of shunning) n evitation

avoirdupois n avoirdupois

avouch (aver, verify) v averar

avulse (tear away) v aveller

avulsion (tearing away) n avulsion

avuncular adj avuncular

await (wait for) v attender

awake adj vigile

v eveliar, eveliar se

awaken v eveliar, eveliar se

awakener n eveliator

awakening n evelia

award (prize, reward) n precio, premio, recompensa

~ a prize to (reward) v premiar, recompensar
~ or pronounce an interlocutory decree [Law] v interloquer
v premiar, adjudicar

aware (be ~) v esser conscie

adj conscie

awareness n conscientia

away (two kilometers ~) phr a duo kilometros

adv foras, via

awe n pavor reverential

awe-inspiring adj imponente, tremende

awe-struck adj horrificate

awful adj terribile

awfully adv terribilemente

awkward (clumsy) adj inhabile

(difficult to deal with) adj difficile, embarassose

awl n subula

awl-shaped (subulate) adj subulate

awning n tenta

awol adj absente sin permisso

ax (axe) n hacha ¬hasha

axe (ax) n hacha ¬hasha

axial adj axial

axil [Bot] n axilla

axilla (armpit) n axilla

axillary (1. pertaining to the axilla; 2. [Bot]) adj axillari

axiom n axioma

axiomatic adj axiomatic

axis n axe

axle (axletree) n axe

axletree (axle) n axe

axunge [Pharm] n axungia

azalea [Bot] n azalea

azoic adj azoic

Azores (Azores Islands) [Geog] nprpl Azores, le Insulas Azores

~ Islands (Azores) [Geog] nprpl Azores, le Insulas Azores

azure (the blue color of the clear sky) n azuro, azurato

adj azur

azymous (unleavened) adj azyme

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-<b>a</b> (a dollar a dozen) <i>prep</i> • un dollar per dozena
-<b>a, an</b> <i>indef art</i> • un
+<b>a</b> (letter a) <i>n</i> a, littera a
+* ~ <b>bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush</b> <i>phr</i> plus vale ave in le mano que cento volante* ~ <b>certain something</b> <i>phr</i> un io non sape que
+* ~ <b>chip off the old block</b> <i>phr</i> un pannetto del mesme drappo
+* ~ <b>dollar a dozen</b> un dollar per dozena
+* ~ <b>little at a time</b> (gradually, by degrees, little by little) paul<u>a</u>tim
+* ~ <b>lot</b> multo
+* ~ <b>lot of</b> multe
+* ~ <b>posteriori</b> <i>adj</i> aposteriori
+* ~ <b>posteriori</b> <i>adv</i> a posteriori
+* ~ <b>priori</b> <i>adj</i> apriori, aprioristic
+* ~ <b>priori</b> <i>adv</i> a priori
+* ~ <b>priori reasoner</b> <i>n</i> apriorista
+* ~ <b>priori reasoning</b> <i>n</i> apriorismo
+* ~ <b>tapering point</b> [Bot] acumine
+* ~ , <b>an</b> <i>indef art</i> un
+* ~ , <b>la</b> (the note) [Mus] <i>n</i> la
-<b>A, la</b> (the note) [Mus] <i>n</i> • la
+<B>Aachen</b>, <B>Aix-la-Chapelle</b> <i>n</i> Aachen ¬G, Aquisgrano
-<b>a</b> (letter - ) <i>n</i> • littera a
+<b>aardwolf</b> <i>n</i> protele
-<b>a</b> (per) <i>prep</i> • per
+<B>Aaron</b> <i>n</i> Aaron
+<b>aback</b> (taken ~) <i>v</i> attonite, stupefacte, surprendite
-<b>a bird in the hand is worth more than two in the bush</b> <i>phr</i> • plus vale ave in le mano que cento volante
+* <i>adv</i> a retro
-<b>a certain something</b> <i>phr</i> • un io non sape que
+<b>abacus</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>baco
+<b>abaft</b> <i>adv</i>/<i>prep</i> detra
-<b>a chip off the old block</b> <i>phr</i> • un pannetto del mesme drappo
+<b>abandon</b> (desert) <i>v</i> deserer
-<b>a little at a time, gradually, by degrees, little by little</b> <i>adv</i> • paulatim (-là-)
+* (forsake) <i>vt</i> abandonar, derelinquer
+* <i>n</i> abandono
-<b>a lot</b> <i>adj</i> • multo
+<b>abandoned</b> <i>adj</i> abandonate, derelicte, desertate, relicte
+<b>abandonment</b> (action of abandoning; state of being abandoned) <i>n</i> abandono; abandonamento
-<b>a lot of</b> <i>adv</i> • multe
-<b>a posteriori</b> <i>adj</i> • aposteriori
+<b>abase</b> <i>v</i> abassar
-<b>a posteriori</b> [L] <i>adv</i> • a posteriori
+<b>abasement</b> <i>n</i> abassamento
-<b>a priori</b> <i>adj</i> • apriori, aprioristic
+<b>abash</b> <i>v</i> disconcertar
-<b>a priori</b> [L] <i>adv</i> • a priori
+<b>abashed</b> <i>adj</i> disconcertate
-<b>a priori reasoner</b> <i>n</i> • apriorista
+<b>abate</b> (reduce) <i>vt</i> reducer, minuer
+* (settle down, subside) <i>v</i> subsider
+* <i>vi</i> remitter
-<b>a priori reasoning</b> <i>n</i> • apriorismo
+<b>abatement</b> <i>n</i> diminution
-<b>a shower bath, give a shower</b> <i>v</i> • duchar (-sh-)
+<b>abattoir</b> (slaughterhouse) <i>n</i> abattitorio
+* <i>n</i> macello
-<b>a tapering point</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • acumine
+<b>abbacy</b> <i>n</i> abbat<u>i</u>a
-<b>Aachen, Aix-la-Chapelle</b> <i>n</i> • Aachen [G], Aquisgrano
+<b>abbatial</b> <i>adj</i> abbatial
-<b>aardwolf</b> <i>n</i> • protele
+<b>abbess</b> <i>n</i> abbatessa
-<b>Aaron</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> • Aaron
+<b>abbey</b> <i>n</i> abbat<u>i</u>a
-<b>aback</b> <i>adv</i> • a retro
+<b>abbot</b> <i>n</i> abbate
-<b>aback</b> (taken -) <i>v</i> • attonite, stupefacte, surprendite
+<b>abbreviate</b> <i>v</i> abbreviar
-<b>abacus</b> <i>n</i> • abaco
+<b>abbreviated addressing</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> adressation abbreviate
+* <i>adj</i> abbreviate
-<b>abaft</b> [Nav] <i>adv/prep</i> • detra
+<b>abbreviation</b> (abridgment) <i>n</i> abbreviation
+* (shortened form of a word) <i>n</i> abbreviatura
-<b>abandon, desert</b> <i>v</i> • deserer [-ser-/-sert-]
+<b>abbreviator</b> [R.C.Ch] <i>n</i> abbreviator
+* <i>n</i> abbreviator
-<b>abandon, forsake</b> <i>v</i> • derelinquer [-linqu-/-lict-]
+<b>abc</b>'<b>s</b> <i>n</i> abece, alphabeto
-<b>abandon</b> <i>n</i> • abandono
+<b>abdicate</b> (give up) <i>v</i> abdicar
-<b>abandon</b> <i>vt</i> • abandonar, derelinquer
+<b>abdication</b> <i>n</i> abdication
-<b>abandoned</b> <i>adj</i> • abandonate, derelicte, desertate, relicte
+<b>abdicative</b> <i>adj</i> abdicative
-<b>abandonment</b> (action of abandoning; state of being abandoned) <i>n</i> • abandono
+<b>abdomen</b> (belly, stomach) <i>n</i> gastro
+* <i>n</i> abdomine
-<b>abandonment</b> <i>n</i> • abandonamento
+<b>abdominal</b> (ventral) <i>adj</i> abdominal, ventral
-<b>abase</b> <i>v</i> • abassar
+<b>abduce</b> (lead away) [Physiol] (abduct) <i>v</i> abducer
-<b>abasement</b> <i>n</i> • abassamento
+<b>abduct</b> (kidnap) <i>v</i> raper
+* <i>v</i> abducer
-<b>abash</b> <i>v</i> • disconcertar
+<b>abduction</b> (carrying off illegally) <i>n</i> rapto
+* <i>n</i> abduction
-<b>abashed</b> <i>adj</i> • disconcertate
+<b>abductor</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> abductor
-<b>abate</b>  (settle down, subside) <i>v</i> • subsider
+<b>aberrance</b> <i>n</i> aberrantia
-<b>abate</b> (reduce) <i>vt</i> • reducer
+<b>aberrant</b> (abnormal) <i>adj</i> anormal
+* (deviating from the normal type) <i>adj</i> aberrante
+* <i>adj</i> aberrante
-<b>abate</b> (subside) <i>vi</i> • subsider
+<b>aberrate</b> (deviate) <i>v</i> aberrar
-<b>abate</b> <i>vi</i> • remitter
+<b>aberration</b> <i>n</i> aberration
-<b>abate</b> <i>vt</i> • minuer
+<b>abess</b> <i>n</i> abbatessa
-<b>abatement</b> <i>n</i> • diminution
+<b>abet</b> <i>v</i> adjutar, appoiar, esser complice
-<b>abattoir</b> <i>n</i> • macello
+<b>abettor</b> <i>n</i> adjutator, appoiator
+<b>abeyance</b> (in ~) pendente
-<b>abattoir</b> (slaughterhouse) <i>n</i> • abattitorio
+* <i>n</i> suspension
-<b>abbacy</b> <i>n</i> • abbatia (-ìa)
+<b>abhor</b> (detest, hate) <i>v</i> abhorrer, detestar
-<b>abbatial</b> <i>adj</i> • abbatial
+<b>abhorrence</b> <i>n</i> abhorrimento
-<b>abbess</b> <i>n</i> • abbatessa
+<b>abhorrent</b> (detestable) <i>adj</i> abhorrente, abhorribile, detestabile
-<b>abbey</b> <i>n</i> • abbatia (-ìa)
+<b>abide</b> (- an opinion) <i>v</i> mantener
+* (- by a law) <i>v</i> observar
+* (dwell) <i>v</i> coler [col-/cult-]
+* <i>vi</i> demorar
+* <i>vt</i> tolerar
-<b>abbot</b> <i>n</i> • abbate
+<b>abiding</b> (faithful) <i>adj</i> fidel
+* (law ~) <i>adj</i> observante le lege
-<b>abbreviate</b> <i>v</i> • abbreviar
+<b>ability</b> (capacity, skill) <i>n</i> habilitate, capacitate
+* ~ , (competence, qualification) (adequate) <i>n</i> sufficientia
+<b>abiogenesis</b> (spontaneous generation) <i>n</i> abiog<u>e</u>nese, abiog<u>e</u>nesis
-<b>abbreviated</b> <i>adj</i> • abbreviate
-<b>abbreviated addressing</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • adresation abbreviate
+<b>abiogenetic</b> <i>adj</i> abiogenetic
-<b>abbreviation</b> (abridgment) <i>n</i> • abbreviation
+<b>abject</b> (mean, miserable) <i>adj</i> abjecte
-<b>abbreviation</b> <i>n</i> • abbreviation
+<b>abjection</b> (abjectness) <i>n</i> abjection
-<b>abbreviation</b> (shortened form of a word) <i>n</i> • abbreviatura
+<b>abjectness</b> (abjection) <i>n</i> abjection
-<b>abbreviator</b> <i>n</i> • abbreviator
+<b>abjuration</b> <i>n</i> abjuration
-<b>abbreviator</b> [R.C.Ch] <i>n</i> • abbreviator
+<b>abjure</b> (renounce, recant, forswear, repudiate) <i>v</i> abjurar, renunciar
-<b>abc's</b> <i>n</i> • abece, alphabeto
+<b>ablative</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> ablativo
+* ~ <b>absolute</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> ablativo absolute
+* <i>adj</i> ablative
+* <i>n</i> ablativo
-<b>abdicate</b> (give up) <i>v</i> • abdicar
+<b>ablaze</b> (glittering) <i>adj</i> resplendente
+* (on fire) <i>adv</i> in flammas
-<b>abdicate</b> <i>v</i> • abdicar
+<b>able</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> poter
+* (capable) <i>adj</i> capabile, capace
+* (skilful) <i>adj</i> habile
+* ~ <b>bodied</b> <i>adj</i> robuste, valide
+* ~ <b>seaman</b> <i>n</i> marinero
+* ~ <b>to loosen</b> (loosing) <i>adj</i> lytic
-<b>abdication</b> <i>n</i> • abdication
+<b>ablution</b> (washing; wash the body) <i>n</i> ablution
-<b>abdicative</b> <i>adj</i> • abdicative
+<b>ably</b> <i>adv</i> habilemente
-<b>abdomen</b> (belly, stomach) <i>n</i> • gastro
+<b>abnegate</b> (deny oneself) <i>v</i> abnegar
-<b>abdomen</b> <i>n</i> • abdomine
+<b>abnegation</b> (giving up rights; self-denial) <i>n</i> abnegation
-<b>abdominal</b> <i>adj</i> • abdominal
+<b>abnormal</b> <i>adj</i> anormal
-<b>abdominal</b> (ventral) <i>adj</i> • ventral
+<b>abnormality</b> <i>n</i> anormalitate
+<b>abnormally</b> <i>adv</i> anormalmente
-<b>abduce, lead away</b> [Physiol] (abduct) <i>v</i> • abducer [-duc-/-duct-]
-<b>abduct</b> (kidnap) <i>v</i> • raper
+<b>aboard</b> <i>adv</i> a bordo, a bordo de
-<b>abduct</b> <i>v</i> • abducer
+<b>abode</b> (domicile, house) <i>n</i> domicilio, casa, domo
-<b>abduction</b> (carrying off illegally) <i>n</i> • rapto
+<b>abolish</b> <i>v</i> abolir
-<b>abduction</b> <i>n</i> • abduction
+<b>abolishment</b> (abolition) <i>n</i> abolimento
-<b>abduction</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> • abduction
+<b>abolition</b> (abolishment) <i>n</i> abolition
+* <i>n</i> dissolution
-<b>abductor</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> • abductor
+<b>abolitionism</b> <i>n</i> abolitionismo
-<b>aberrance</b> <i>n</i> • aberrantia
+<b>abolitionist</b> <i>n</i> abolitionista
-<b>aberrant</b> (abnormal) <i>adj</i> • anormal
+<b>abominable</b> (hateful, horrible) <i>adj</i> abominabile, abhorribile
-<b>aberrant</b> <i>adj</i> • aberrante
+<b>abominably</b> <i>adv</i> abominabilemente
-<b>aberrant</b> (deviating from the normal type) <i>adj</i> • aberrante
+<b>abominate</b> <i>v</i> abominar
-<b>aberrate, deviate</b> <i>v</i> • aberrar
+<b>abomination</b> (loathing; loathsome object) <i>n</i> abomination
-<b>aberration</b> <i>n</i> • aberration
+<b>aboriginal</b> <i>adj</i> aboriginal
-<b>abess</b> <i>n</i> • abbatessa
+<b>aborigine</b> <i>n</i> aborigine
+<b>abort</b> (remain undeveloped or shrink away) [Biol] <i>v</i> abortar
-<b>abet</b> <i>v</i> • adjutar, appoiar, esser complice
-<b>abettor</b> <i>n</i> • adjutator, appoiator
+<b>abortion</b> (miscarriage) <i>n</i> abortamento
+* <i>n</i> aborto
-<b>abeyance</b> (in -) <i>adj</i> • pendente
+<b>abortive</b> <i>adj</i> abortive
-<b>abeyance</b> <i>n</i> • suspension
+<b>abound</b> (be plentiful, be abundant) <i>v</i> abundar, exuberar
-<b>abhor</b> (detest) <i>v</i> • detestar
+<b>abounding</b> <i>adj</i> abundante
+* ~ <b>in fish</b> <i>adj</i> piscose
-<b>abhor</b> (hate) <i>v</i> • abhorrer
+<b>about</b> (- to) <i>phr</i> al - (+inf)
+* (around) <i>prep</i> circa
+* (be - to) <i>v</i> esser super le puncto de
+* (be ~) <i>v</i> esser super
+* (concerning, regarding, on) <i>prep</i> de, in re, re, s<u>u</u>per
+* <i>adv</i> approximativemente, circa
+* ~ <b>face</b> <i>n</i> reverso de direction
+* ~ <b>face</b> <i>v</i> reversar direction
+* ~ <b>forty</b> <i>n</i> quarantena
+* ~ <b>thirty</b> <i>n</i> trentena
+* ~ <b>town</b> <i>adj</i> cosmopolitan, urban
-<b>abhor</b> <i>v</i> • abhorrer
+<b>above</b> (before) <i>adv</i>/<i>prep</i> ante
+* (on the top) <i>adv</i> in alto
+* (on the top, over) <i>adv</i>/<i>prep</i> supra
+* ~ <b>all</b> <i>phr</i> super toto
+* ~ <b>mentioned</b> <i>phr</i> jam mentionate
+* <i>prep</i> super
-<b>abhorrence</b> <i>n</i> • abhorrimento
+<b>aboveboard</b> <i>adj</i>/<i>adv</i> apertemente, sin deception
-<b>abhorrent</b> <i>adj</i> • abhorribile
+<b>aboveground</b> <i>adv</i> al superficie terrestre
-<b>abhorrent</b> (detestable) <i>adj</i> • detestabile
+<b>abracadabra</b> (magical incantation) <i>n</i> abracadabra (incantation magic)
-<b>abide</b> (- an opinion) <i>v</i> • mantener
+<b>abrade</b> (wear away) <i>v</i> abrader
-<b>abide</b> (- by a law) <i>v</i> • observar
+<B>Abraham</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> Abraham
-<b>abide</b> (dwell) <i>v</i> • coler [col-/cult-]
+<b>abrasion</b> <i>n</i> abrasion
-<b>abide</b> <i>vi</i> • demorar
+<b>abrasive</b> (irritating) <i>adj</i> abrasive
-<b>abide</b> <i>vt</i> • tolerar
+<b>abreast</b> (three ~) <i>adv</i> in fila triple
+* (two ~) <i>adv</i> in fila duple
+* <i>adv</i> in fila
+* ~ <b>of the times</b> <i>phr</i> al currente del cosas
-<b>abiding</b> (faithful) <i>adj</i> • fidel
+<b>abridge</b> (abbreviate) <i>v</i> abbreviar
-<b>abiding</b> (law -) <i>adj</i> • observante le lege
+<b>abridgement</b> (abbreviation) <i>n</i> abbreviamento, abbreviation, summario
-<b>ability</b> (capacity) <i>n</i> • capacitate
+<b>abridger</b> (abbreviator) <i>n</i> abbreviator
-<b>ability, competence, qualification</b> (adequate) <i>n</i> • sufficientia
+<b>abridging</b> (abbreviatory) <i>adj</i> abbreviative
-<b>ability</b> <i>n</i> • habilitate
+<b>abroad</b> <i>adv</i> al estraniero, al extero
-<b>ability, skill</b> <i>n</i> • habilitate
+<b>abrogable</b> <i>adj</i> abrogabile
-<b>abiogenesis</b> <i>n</i> • abiogenese, abiogenesis
+<b>abrogate</b> (cancel) <i>v</i> abrogar
+<b>abrogating</b> (rescinding) <i>adj</i> abrogatori
-<b>abiogenesis</b> (spontaneous generation) <i>n</i> • abiogenese (-génese), abiogenesis (-génesis)
-<b>abiogenetic</b> <i>adj</i> • abiogenetic
+<b>abrogation</b> (repeal) <i>n</i> abrogation
-<b>abject</b> (mean) <i>adj</i> • abjecte
+<b>abrogative</b> <i>adj</i> abrogative
-<b>abject</b> (miserable) <i>adj</i> • abjecte
+<b>abrogator</b> <i>n</i> abrogator
-<b>abjection</b> (abjectness) <i>n</i> • abjection
+<b>abrupt</b> (very steep) <i>adj</i> abrupte, brusc
-<b>abjection</b> <i>n</i> • abjection
+<b>abruptly</b> <i>adv</i> abruptemente, bruscamente
-<b>abjectness</b> <i>n</i> • abjection
+<B>Abruzzi</b> <i>nprpl</i> Abruzzi
-<b>abjuration</b> <i>n</i> • abjuration
+<B>Absalom</b> [Bib] <i>nprm</i> Absalom
-<b>abjure</b> (renounce, recant, foreswear) <i>v</i> • renunciar
+<b>abscess</b> <i>n</i> abscesso
-<b>abjure</b> (to forswear, recant, repudiate) <i>v</i> • abjurar
+<b>abscind</b> (cut off) <i>v</i> abscinder
-<b>abjure</b> <i>v</i> • abjurar
+<b>abscissa</b> [Math] <i>n</i> abscissa
-<b>ablative</b> <i>adj</i> • ablative
+<b>abscond</b> (go away and hide) <i>v</i> discampar
-<b>ablative</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • ablativo
+<b>absence</b> <i>n</i> absentia
-<b>ablative</b> <i>n</i> • ablativo
+<b>absent</b> <i>adj</i> absente
+* ~ <b>minded</b> <i>adj</i> distracte
+* ~ <b>mindedness</b> <i>n</i> distraction
+* ~ <b>oneself</b> <i>v</i> absentar se
+* ~ <b>without leave</b> (AWOL) <i>adj</i> absente sin permisso
-<b>ablative absolute</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • ablativo absolute
+<b>absentee</b> <i>n</i> absentista
+* ~ <b>owner</b> <i>n</i> absentista
-<b>ablaze</b> (glittering) <i>adj</i> • resplendente
+<b>absenteeism</b> <i>n</i> absentismo
-<b>ablaze</b> (on fire) <i>adv</i> • in flammas
+<b>absentia</b> (in ~) <i>phr</i> absentia (in ~)
-<b>able</b> <i>adj</i> • habile
+<b>absentminded</b> <i>adj</i> distracte
-<b>able</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • poter
+<b>absentmindedness</b> <i>n</i> distraction
+<b>absinthe</b> (1. [Bot] Absinthium; 2. alcoholic liquor absinthe) <i>n</i> absinthio
-<b>able</b> (capable) <i>adj</i> • capabile, capace
-<b>able, skilful</b> <i>adj</i> • habile
+<b>absinthial</b> (absinthic) <i>adj</i> absinthic
-<b>able bodied</b> <i>adj</i> • robuste, valide
+<b>absinthin</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> absinthina
-<b>able seaman</b> <i>n</i> • marinero
+<b>absinthism</b> [Med] <i>n</i> absinthismo
-<b>able to loosen, loosing</b> <i>adj</i> • lytic
+<b>absinthium</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> absinthio
-<b>ablution</b> (washing; wash the body) <i>n</i> • ablution
+<b>absolute</b> <i>adj</i> absolute
+* ~ <b>temperature</b> <i>n</i> temperatura absolute
-<b>ably</b> <i>adv</i> • habilemente
+<b>absolutely</b> <i>adv</i> absolutemente
-<b>abnegate, deny oneself</b> <i>v</i> • abnegar
+<b>absolution</b> (remission) <i>n</i> absolution
-<b>abnegation</b> (giving up rights; self-denial) <i>n</i> • abnegation
+<b>absolutism</b> <i>n</i> absolutismo
-<b>abnormal</b> <i>adj</i> • anormal
+<b>absolutist</b> <i>n</i> absolutista
-<b>abnormality</b> <i>n</i> • anormalitate
+<b>absolutory</b> (absolving) <i>adj</i> absolutori
-<b>abnormally</b> <i>adv</i> • anormalmente
+<b>absolve</b> (acquit) <i>v</i> absolver [-solv-/-solut-]
-<b>aboard</b> <i>adv</i> • a bordo, a bordo de
+<b>absolver</b> (acquitter) <i>n</i> absolutor
-<b>abode</b> (domicile) <i>n</i> • domicilio
+<b>absorb</b> (- liquid) <i>v</i> absorber
+* (imbibe liquid) <i>v</i> imbiber
+* (knowledge) <i>v</i> assimilar
+* (resorb) <i>v</i> resorber
-<b>abode</b> (house) <i>n</i> • casa
+<b>absorbable</b> <i>adj</i> absorbibile
-<b>abolish</b> <i>v</i> • abolir
+<b>absorbed</b> (engrossed, preoccupied) <i>adj</i> preoccupate (pp of preoccupar)
-<b>abolishment</b> (abolition) <i>n</i> • abolimento
+<b>absorbency</b> <i>n</i> absorbentia
-<b>abolition</b> (abolishment) <i>n</i> • abolition
+<b>absorbent</b> (absorbing substance) <i>n</i> absorbente
+* <i>adj</i> absorbente
+* ~ <b>cotton</b> <i>n</i> coton hydrophile, watta
-<b>abolition</b> <i>n</i> • abolition
+<b>absorption</b> (imbibition) <i>n</i> imbibition
+* (resorption) <i>n</i> resorption
+* (soaking up) <i>n</i> imbibimento
+* <i>n</i> absorption
-<b>abolition</b> <i>n</i> • dissolution
+<b>abstain</b> (- from drinking) <i>v</i> abstiner se de biber
+* (- from voting) <i>v</i> abstiner se de votar
+* <i>v</i> abstiner se de<b>abstain</b> (- from blood) <i>v</i> abstiner se de sanguine
-<b>abolitionism</b> <i>n</i> • abolitionismo
+<b>abstemious</b> (temperate) <i>adj</i> abstemie, abstinente
-<b>abolitionist</b> <i>n</i> • abolitionista
+<b>abstention</b> <i>n</i> abstention
-<b>abominable</b> <i>adj</i> • abominabile
+<b>abstentionist</b> <i>n</i> abstentionista
-<b>abominable</b> (hateful, horrible) <i>adj</i> • abhorribile
+<b>abstergent</b> <i>adj</i> abstergente
+* <i>n</i> abstergente
-<b>abominably</b> <i>adv</i> • abominabilemente
+<b>abstersion</b> <i>n</i> abstersion
-<b>abominate</b> <i>v</i> • abominar
+<b>abstersive</b> (cleansing) <i>adj</i> abstersive
-<b>abomination</b> (loathing; loathsome object) <i>n</i> • abomination
+<b>abstinence</b> <i>n</i> abstinentia
-<b>abomination</b> <i>n</i> • abomination
+<b>abstract</b> [Logic] <i>v</i> abstraher
+* <i>adj</i> abstracte
+* <i>n</i> summario
+* <i>v</i> abstraher
-<b>aboriginal</b> <i>adj</i> • aboriginal
+<b>abstraction</b> (state of being lost in thought) <i>n</i> abstraction
+* [Logic] <i>n</i> abstraction
-<b>aborigine</b> <i>n</i> • aborigine
+<b>abstractionism</b> <i>n</i> abstractionismo
+<b>abstruse</b>
-<b>abort</b> (remain undeveloped or shrink away) [Biol] <i>v</i> • abortar
+* (difficult to understand) <i>adj</i> difficile de comprender
+* (hard to get to, concealed) <i>adj</i> abstruse
+* (thrust away) <i>adj</i> abstruse
+* <i>adj</i> abstruse
+<b>absurd</b> (extravagante, odd, strange) <i>adj</i> extravagante (ppr of extravagar)
-<b>abort</b> <i>v</i> • abortar
+* <i>adj</i> absurde
+<b>absurdity</b> (nonsense, oddness, strangeness) <i>n</i> absurditate, extravagantia, ineptia
-<b>abortion, miscarriage</b> <i>n</i> • abortamento
-<b>abortion</b> <i>n</i> • aborto
+<b>absurdly</b> <i>adv</i> absurdemente
-<b>abortive</b> <i>adj</i> • abortive
+<b>abundance</b> (copiousness, plenty) <i>n</i> abundantia, copiositate, copia
+* (uberty, fertility) <i>n</i> ubertate
-<b>abound, be abundant</b> <i>v</i> • exuberar
+<b>abundant</b> <i>adj</i> abundante, copiose
+* <i>adj</i> copiose
-<b>abound</b> (be plentiful) <i>v</i> • abundar
+<b>abundantly</b> <i>adv</i> abundantemente
-<b>abound</b> <i>v</i> • abundar, exuberar
+<b>abuse</b> (abuse) <i>v</i> abusar (de)
+* (improper or wrong use) <i>n</i> abuso
+* (injure) <i>vt</i> injuriar
+* (insult) <i>n</i> insulto
+* (insult) <i>vt</i> insultar
+* (invective) <i>n</i> invectiva
+* (misuse) <i>n</i> misuso
+* (misuse) <i>v</i> misusar
+* ~ <b>of confidence</b> (confidence trick) <i>phr</i> abuso de confidentia
-<b>abounding</b> <i>adj</i> • abundante
+<b>abuser</b> (misuser) <i>n</i> abusator
-<b>abounding in fish</b> <i>adj</i> • piscose
+<b>abusive</b> (insulting) <i>adj</i> injuriose
+* (misusing) <i>adj</i> abusive
+* (of improper or wrong use) <i>adj</i> abusive
+* (reviling) <i>adj</i> invective
-<b>about</b> (- to) <i>phr</i> • al - (+inf)
+<b>abut on</b> <i>phr</i> confinar con
-<b>about</b> <i>adv</i> • approximativemente, circa
+<b>abutment</b> <i>n</i> confinamento
-<b>about</b> (around) <i>prep</i> • circa
+<b>abysm</b> <i>n</i> abysmo
-<b>about</b> (be - to) <i>v</i> • esser super le puncto de
+<b>abysmal</b> <i>adj</i> abysmal
-<b>about</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser super
+<b>abysmally</b> <i>adv</i> abysmalmente
-<b>about</b> (concerning, on) <i>prep</i> • super (sù-)
+<b>abyss</b> (whirlpool, gulf) <i>n</i> g<u>u</u>rgite
+* <i>n</i> abysso
-<b>about</b> (concerning) <i>prep</i> • de, in re, re
+<b>abyssal</b> <i>adj</i> abyssal
-<b>about, of, on, concerning, regarding</b> <i>prep</i> • re
+<B>Abyssinia</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Abyssinia
-<b>about face</b> <i>n</i> • reverso de direction
+<B>Abyssinian</b> <i>adj</i> abyssin
+* <i>n</i> abyssino
-<b>about face</b> <i>v</i> • reversar direction
+<b>acacia</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> acacia
-<b>about forty</b> <i>n</i> • quarantena
+<b>academia</b> (the academics) <i>n</i> academia
+* ~ <b>pro Interlingua</b> (Interlingua Association) <i>n</i> Academia pro Interlingua
-<b>about thirty</b> <i>n</i> • trentena
+<b>academic</b> <i>adj</i> academic
-<b>about town</b> <i>adj</i> • cosmopolitan, urban
+<b>academical</b> <i>adj</i> academic
-<b>above</b> <i>adv</i> • in alto
+<b>academician</b> <i>n</i> acad<u>e</u>mico
-<b>above</b> (before) <i>adv/prep</i> • ante
+<B>Academus</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Academo
-<b>above</b> (on the top) <i>adv</i> • supra
+<b>academy</b> <i>n</i> academia
-<b>above</b> (over) <i>prep</i> • supra
+<B>Acanthaceae</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> acanthaceas
-<b>above</b> <i>prep</i> • super
+<b>acanthaceous</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> acanthacee
-<b>above all</b> <i>phr</i> • super toto
+<b>acanthophorous</b> (spine-bearing) <i>adj</i> acanth<u>o</u>phore
-<b>above mentioned</b> <i>phr</i> • jam mentionate
+<b>acanthus</b> [Arch] [Bot] <i>n</i> acantho
-<b>aboveboard</b> <i>adj/adv</i> • apertemente, sin deception
+<b>acappella</b> (singing without music) <i>adv</i> acappella
-<b>aboveground</b> <i>adv</i> • al superficie terrestre
+<b>accede</b> (approach, assent) <i>v</i> acceder
-<b>abracadabra</b> (magical incantation) <i>n</i> • incantation (magic)
+<b>accelerando</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> accelerando
-<b>abracadabra</b> <i>n</i> • abracadabra
+<b>accelerate</b> (quicken) <i>v</i> celerar
+* <i>v</i> accelerar, accelerar se
-<b>abrade</b> <i>v</i> • abrader [-rad-/-ras-]
+<b>acceleration</b> <i>n</i> acceleration
+<b>accelerator</b> (anything which increases speed of motion, contrivance for producing greater speed in a machine) <i>n</i> accelerator
-<b>abrade</b> (wear away) <i>v</i> • abrader
-<b>Abraham</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> • Abraham
+<b>accensibility</b> (inflammability, combustibility) <i>n</i> accensibilitate
-<b>abrasion</b> <i>n</i> • abrasion
+<b>accensible</b> (inflammable, combustible) <i>adj</i> accensibile
-<b>abrasive</b> <i>adj</i> • abrasive
+<b>accent</b> (stress) <i>n</i> accento
+* ~ <b>mark</b> <i>n</i> accento
+* <i>v</i> accentuar
-<b>abrasive</b> (irritating) <i>adj</i> • abrasive
+<b>accentuate</b> (accent) <i>v</i> accentuar
-<b>abreast</b> <i>adv</i> • in fila
+<b>accentuation</b> <i>n</i> accentuation
-<b>abreast</b> (three -) <i>adv</i> • in fila triple
+<b>accept</b> <i>v</i> acceptar
-<b>abreast</b> (two -) <i>adv</i> • in fila duple
+<b>acceptability</b> <i>n</i> acceptabilitate
-<b>abreast of the times</b> <i>phr</i> • al currente del cosas
+<b>acceptable</b> <i>adj</i> acceptabile
-<b>abridge</b> (abbreviate) <i>v</i> • abbreviar
+<b>acceptance</b> <i>n</i> acceptation
-<b>abridge</b> <i>v</i> • abbreviar
+<b>acceptation</b> (standard meaning) <i>n</i> acception
-<b>abridgement</b> (abbreviation) <i>n</i> • abbreviamento
+<b>access</b> (access to a place) <i>n</i> accesso
+* (fit) <i>n</i> accesso
+* [Comp] <i>n</i> accesso
+* ~ <b>arm</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> br<u>a</u>chio / br<u>a</u>cio de accesso, br<u>a</u>cio / br<u>a</u>cio de accesso
+* ~ <b>time</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> tempore de accesso
+* ~ <b>type</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> typo de accesso
-<b>abridgement</b> <i>n</i> • summario
+<b>accessibility</b> <i>n</i> accessibilitate
-<b>abridger</b> (abbreviator) <i>n</i> • abbreviator
+<b>accessible</b> (approachable) <i>adj</i> abbordabile
+* (places) <i>adj</i> accessibile
-<b>abridging</b> (abbreviatory) <i>adj</i> • abbreviative
+<b>accession</b> (accession to a dignity or a throne) <i>n</i> accession
-<b>abroad</b> <i>adv</i> • al estraniero, al extero
+<b>accessory</b> (adjunct) <i>adj</i> accessori
+* (object) <i>n</i> accessorio
+* (person) <i>n</i> complice
-<b>abrogable</b> <i>adj</i> • abrogabile
+<b>accidence</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> accidente
-<b>abrogate</b> (cancel) <i>v</i> • abrogar
+<b>accident</b> (chance) <i>n</i> accidente
+* (contingency) <i>n</i> accidente
+* (mishap) <i>n</i> accidente
+* (nonessential quality) <i>n</i> accidente
-<b>abrogate</b> <i>v</i> • abrogar
+<b>accidental</b> (happening by chance) <i>adj</i> accidental, fortuite
+* (nonessential) <i>adj</i> accidental
+* [Mus] <i>n</i> accidental
+* <i>adj</i> accidental
-<b>abrogating</b> (rescinding) <i>adj</i> • abrogatori
+<b>accidentally</b> <i>adv</i> accidentalmente
-<b>abrogation, repeal</b> <i>n</i> • abrogation
+<b>acclaim</b> (acclamation) <i>n</i> acclamation
+* (applaud) <i>v</i> acclamar
-<b>abrogative</b> <i>adj</i> • abrogative
+<b>acclaimer</b> <i>n</i> acclamator
-<b>abrogator</b> <i>n</i> • abrogator
+<b>acclamation</b> <i>n</i> acclamation
-<b>abrupt</b> <i>adj</i> • abrupte, brusc
+<b>acclimate</b> <i>v</i> acclimatar
-<b>abrupt</b> (very steep) <i>adj</i> • abrupte
+<b>acclimation</b> <i>n</i> acclimatation
-<b>abruptly</b> <i>adv</i> • abruptemente, bruscamente
+<b>acclimatization</b> (acclimation) <i>n</i> acclimatation
-<b>Abruzzi</b> <i>n</i> • Abruzzi
+<b>acclimatize</b> (acclimate) <i>v</i> acclimatar, acclimatar se
-<b>Absalom</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> • Absalom
+<b>accolade</b> (ceremonious salutation and embrace) <i>n</i> accollada
-<b>abscess</b> <i>n</i> • abscesso
+<b>accommodate</b> (adapt) <i>v</i> accommodar
+* (adjust) <i>v</i> adjustar
+* (lodge) <i>v</i> albergar, allogiar
+* (settle disputes) <i>v</i> accommodar
+<b>accommodating</b> (complaisant) <i>adj</i> complacente
-<b>abscind, cut off</b> <i>v</i> • abscinder [-scind-/-sciss-]
+* (ready to compromise) <i>adj</i> transigente
-<b>abscissa</b> [Math] <i>n</i> • abscissa
+<b>accommodation</b> (adaptation) <i>n</i> accommodation
+* (adapting) <i>n</i> accommodation
+* (adjusting) <i>n</i> adjustamento
+* (lodgings) <i>n</i> albergo, allogiamento
-<b>abscond</b> (go away and hide) <i>v</i> • discampar
+<b>accommodator</b> <i>n</i> accommodator
-<b>absence</b> <i>n</i> • absentia
+<b>accompaniment</b> <i>n</i> accompaniamento
-<b>absence</b> <i>v</i> • absentia
+<b>accompanist</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> accompaniator
-<b>absent</b> <i>adj</i> • absente
+<b>accompany</b> <i>v</i> accompaniar
-<b>absent minded</b> <i>adj</i> • distracte
+<b>accompanying</b> (action of) <i>n</i> accompaniamento
-<b>absent mindedness</b> <i>n</i> • distraction
+<b>accomplice</b> <i>n</i> c<u>o</u>mplice
-<b>absent oneself</b> <i>v</i> • absentar se
+<b>accomplish</b> (achieve) <i>v</i> complir
-<b>absent without leave</b> (AWOL) <i>adj</i> • absente sin permisso
+<b>accomplished</b> (perfect in acquirements) <i>adj</i> complite (pp of complir)
+* <i>adj</i> experte
-<b>absentee</b> <i>n</i> • absentista
+<b>accomplisher</b> <i>n</i> complitor
-<b>absentee owner</b> <i>n</i> • absentista
+<b>accomplishment</b> (action of accomplishing or achieving) <i>n</i> complimento
-<b>absenteeism</b> <i>n</i> • absentismo
+<b>accord</b> (agreement) <i>n</i> accordo
+* (of one's own ~) <i>adv</i> spontaneemente
+* <i>v</i> accordar
+* <i>v</i> accordar (se)
-<b>absentia</b> (in -) <i>phr</i> • absentia (in - )
+<b>according as</b> <i>prep</i> secundo que
+* <i>prep</i> accordante
+* ~ <b>to</b> <i>prep</i> secundo, conforme a, secun
-<b>absentminded</b> <i>adj</i> • distracte
+<b>accordingly</b> (therefore, then, consequently) <i>adv</i> ergo, in consequentia
+* (under the circumstances) <i>adv</i> ita
-<b>absentmindedness</b> <i>n</i> • distraction
+<b>accordion</b> <i>n</i> accordion
+<b>accordionist</b> <i>n</i> accordionista
-<b>absinthe</b> (1. [Bot] Absinthium; 2. alcoholic liquor absinthe) <i>n</i> • absinthio
-<b>absinthial, absinthic</b> <i>adj</i> • absinthic
+<b>accost</b> (address) <i>v</i> accostar, abbordar
-<b>absinthin</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • absinthina
+<b>accostable</b> (approachable) <i>adj</i> accostabile
-<b>absinthism</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • absinthismo
+<b>account</b> (bill) <i>n</i> conto, nota
+* (calculation) <i>n</i> conto
+* (on - of) a causa de
+* (story, report) <i>n</i> conto, relation, reporto
+* [Commer] <i>n</i> conto
+* ~ <b>for</b> <i>v</i> dar conto de
-<b>absinthium</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • absinthio
+<b>accountability</b> (responsibility) <i>n</i> responsabilitate
-<b>absolute</b> <i>adj</i> • absolute
+<b>accountable</b> <i>adj</i> responsabile
-<b>absolute temperature</b> <i>n</i> • temperatura absolute
+<b>accountancy</b> (bookkeeping) <i>n</i> contabilitate
-<b>absolutely</b> <i>adv</i> • absolutemente
+<b>accountant</b> (expert ~) <i>n</i> contabile
-<b>absolution</b> (remission) <i>n</i> • absolution
+<b>accounting</b> (bookkeeping) <i>adj</i> contabile
-<b>absolutism</b> <i>n</i> • absolutismo
+<b>accouter</b> (equip) <i>v</i> equipar
-<b>absolutist</b> <i>n</i> • absolutista
+<b>accoutrements</b> (equipment) <i>n</i> equipage
-<b>absolutory</b> (absolving) <i>adj</i> • absolutori
+<b>accredit</b> (send with credentials) <i>v</i> accreditar
-<b>absolve</b> (acquit) <i>v</i> • absolver [-solv-/-solut-]
+<b>accreditation</b> <i>n</i> accreditation
-<b>absolver</b> (acquitter) <i>n</i> • absolutor
+<b>accretion</b> <i>n</i> accretion, accrescimento, accumulamento
-<b>absolver</b> <i>n</i> • absolutor
+<b>accrue</b> <i>v</i> accrescer, accumular
-<b>absorb</b> (knowledge) <i>v</i> • assimilar
+<b>accumulate</b> (heap up) <i>v</i> accumular
+* <i>v</i> accumular (se)
-<b>absorb</b> (imbibe liquid) <i>v</i> • imbiber
+<b>accumulation</b> (heaping or piling up) <i>n</i> accumulamento
-<b>absorb</b> (- liquid) <i>v</i> • absorber [-sorb-/-sorpt-]
+<b>accumulator</b> (one who accumulates) <i>n</i> accumulator
+* (storage battery) <i>n</i> accumulator
+<b>accuracy</b> (precision, exactitude, exactness) <i>n</i> precision, exactitude, justessa
-<b>absorb, resorb</b> <i>v</i> • resorber [-sorb-/-sorpt-]
-<b>absorbable</b> <i>adj</i> • absorbibile
+<b>accurate</b> (correct, exact, precise) <i>adj</i> correcte, exacte, precise, juste
+<b>accursed</b> (cursed) <i>adj</i> condemnabile. maledicte
-<b>absorbed, engrossed, preoccupied</b> <i>adj</i> • preoccupate (pp of preoccupar)
-<b>absorbency</b> <i>n</i> • absorbentia
+<b>accurst</b> (accursed) <i>n</i> condemnato
-<b>absorbent</b> (absorbing substance) <i>n</i> • absorbente
+<b>accusation</b> <i>n</i> accusation
-<b>absorbent</b> <i>adj</i> • absorbente
+<b>accusative</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> accusativo
+* <i>adj</i> accusative
+* <i>n</i> accusativo
-<b>absorbent cotton</b> <i>n</i> • coton hydrophile, watta
+<b>accuse</b> <i>v</i> accusar
-<b>absorption</b> (imbibition) <i>n</i> • imbibition
+<b>accused</b> (defendant) <i>n</i> accusato
+* [Jur] <i>adj</i> accusate
-<b>absorption</b> <i>n</i> • absorption
+<b>accuser</b> <i>n</i> accusator
-<b>absorption, resorption</b> <i>n</i> • resorption
+<b>accusing</b> (accusation) <i>n</i> accusamento
+* (accusatory) <i>adj</i> accusatori
-<b>absorption</b> (soaking up) <i>n</i> • imbibimento
+<b>accustom</b> (habituate) <i>v</i> accostumar, habituar
-<b>abstain</b> (- from blood) <i>v</i> • abstiner se de sanguine
+<b>accustomed</b> (be - to) <i>v</i> haber le costume de, soler
+* (be ~) <i>past part</i> accostumate, consuete, habituate
+* (usual) <i>adj</i> accostumate (pp of accostumar)
+* (usual, wonted) <i>adj</i> accostumate, consuete, s<u>o</u>lite
-<b>abstain</b> (- from drinking) <i>v</i> • abstiner se de biber
+<b>ace</b> (cards) <i>n</i> asse
+* (dice) <i>n</i> asse
+* (highly skilled person) <i>n</i> asse
+* (tennis) <i>n</i> asse
+* [Aviation] <i>n</i> asse
-<b>abstain</b> (- from voting) <i>v</i> • abstiner se de votar
+<b>acephalous</b> (headless) <i>adj</i> sin capite, ac<u>e</u>phale
-<b>abstain</b> <i>v</i> • abstiner se de
+<b>acerb</b> (acrid, harsh) <i>adj</i> acerbe
-<b>abstemious</b> <i>adj</i> • abstinente
+<b>acerbate</b> <i>v</i> acerbar
-<b>abstemious</b> (temperate) <i>adj</i> • abstemie
+<b>acerbity</b> (bitterness in taste) <i>n</i> acerbitate
-<b>abstention</b> <i>n</i> • abstention
+<b>acetabulum</b> [Rom. Antiq] <i>n</i> acetabulo
-<b>abstentionist</b> <i>n</i> • abstentionista
+<b>acetamide</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> acet<u>a</u>mido
-<b>abstergent</b> <i>adj</i> • abstergente
+<b>acetate</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> acetato
-<b>abstergent</b> <i>n</i> • abstergente
+<b>acetic</b> <i>adj</i> acetic
-<b>abstersion</b> <i>n</i> • abstersion
+<b>acetification</b> <i>n</i> acetification
-<b>abstersive</b> (cleansing) <i>adj</i> • abstersive
+<b>acetify</b> <i>v</i> acetificar
-<b>abstinence</b> <i>n</i> • abstinentia
+<b>acetone</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> acetona
-<b>abstract</b> <i>adj</i> • abstracte
+<b>acetose</b> <i>adj</i> acetose
-<b>abstract</b> [Logic] <i>v</i> • abstraher
+<b>acetous</b> (acetose) <i>adj</i> acetose
-<b>abstract</b> [Logic] <i>v</i> • abstraher [-trah-/-tract-]
+<b>acetylene</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> acetylen
-<b>abstract</b> <i>n</i> • summario
+<b>ache</b> (pain) <i>n</i> dolor, mal
+* <i>v</i> doler
-<b>abstract</b> <i>v</i> • abstraher
+<B>Acheron</b> <i>npr</i> Acheronte
-<b>abstraction</b> [Logic] <i>n</i> • abstraction
+<b>aches</b> (my head ~) <i>n</i> le capite me dole
-<b>abstraction</b> <i>n</i> • abstraction
+<b>achieve</b> <i>v</i> complir
-<b>abstraction</b> (state of being lost in thought) <i>n</i> • abstraction
+<b>achievement</b> <i>n</i> complimento
-<b>abstractionism</b> <i>n</i> • abstractionismo
+<B>Achillea</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> achill<u>e</u>a
-<b>abstruse</b> <i>adj</i> • abstruse
+<B>Achilles</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Ach<u>i</u>lles
-<b>abstruse</b> (difficult to understand) <i>adj</i> • difficile de comprender
+<b>achromatic</b> (colorless) [Opt] <i>adj</i> achromatic
-<b>abstruse</b> (hard to get to, concealed) <i>adj</i> • abstruse
+<b>achromatism</b> [Opt] <i>n</i> achromatismo
-<b>abstruse</b> (thrust away) <i>adj</i> • abstruse
+<b>achromatization</b> [Opt] <i>n</i> achromatisation
-<b>absurd</b> <i>adj</i> • absurde
+<b>achromatize</b> [Opt] <i>v</i> achromatisar
-<b>absurd</b> (extravagant) <i>adj</i> • extravagante
+<b>achromatopsy</b> (complete color blindness) <i>n</i> achromatops<u>i</u>a
-<b>absurd, odd, strange</b> <i>adj</i> • extravagante (ppr of extravagar)
+<b>achromatous</b> (colorless) <i>adj</i> achromate
-<b>absurd, odd, strange</b> <i>adj</i> • extravagante
+<b>acicula</b> (needle, prickle) [Bot] <i>n</i> acicula
-<b>absurdity</b> <i>n</i> • ineptia
+<b>acicular</b> <i>adj</i> acicular
-<b>absurdity</b> <i>n</i> • absurditate
+<b>acid</b> <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>cide
+* <i>n</i> <u>a</u>cido
+* ~ <b>precipitation</b> <i>n</i> precipitation de aciditate
+* ~ <b>rain</b> <i>n</i> pluvia acide
+* ~ <b>test</b> <i>n</i> test de acido
-<b>absurdity</b> <i>n</i> • extravagantia
+<b>acidic</b> <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>cide, acidic
-<b>absurdity</b> (nonsense) <i>n</i> • ineptia
+<b>acidifiable</b> <i>adj</i> acidificabile
-<b>absurdity, oddness, strangeness</b> <i>n</i> • extravagantia
+<b>acidification</b> <i>n</i> acidification
-<b>absurdly</b> <i>adv</i> • absurdemente
+<b>acidify</b> (make acid, convert into an acid) <i>v</i> acidficar
-<b>abundance, copiousness, plenty</b> <i>n</i> • copia
+<b>acidimeter</b> <i>n</i> acid<u>i</u>metro
-<b>abundance</b> (copiousness) <i>n</i> • copiositate
+<b>acidity</b> <i>n</i> aciditate
-<b>abundance</b> <i>n</i> • abundantia
+<b>acidosis</b> <i>n</i> acidosis, acidose
-<b>abundance uberty, fertility</b> <i>n</i> • ubertate
+<b>acidulate</b> (flavor with an acid) <i>v</i> acidular
-<b>abundant</b> <i>adj</i> • abundante
+<b>acidulous</b> <i>adj</i> acidule
-<b>abundant</b> <i>adj</i> • ubere
+<b>acierage</b> (steel plating) <i>n</i> acierage ¬acieraje
-<b>abundant</b> <i>adj</i> • copiose
+<b>acieration</b> (conversion into steel) <i>n</i> acieration
+<b>acknowledge</b>
-<b>abundantly</b> <i>adv</i> • abundantemente
+* (- receipt of) <i>v</i> accusar reception de
+* <i>v</i> admitter
+* <i>v</i> recognoscer
-<b>abuse</b> (abuse) <i>v</i> • abusar
+<b>acknowledgement</b> <i>n</i> admission
+* <i>n</i> recognoscentia
-<b>abuse</b> (abuse) <i>v</i> • abusar (de)
+<b>acme</b> <i>n</i> c<u>u</u>lmine
-<b>abuse</b> (improper or wrong use) <i>n</i> • abuso
+<b>acne</b> <i>n</i> acn<u>e</u>
-<b>abuse</b> (injure) <i>vt</i> • injuriar
+<b>aco</b>- (remedy) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> aco-
-<b>abuse</b> (insult) <i>n</i> • insulto
+<b>acologic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> acologic
-<b>abuse</b> (insult) <i>vt</i> • insultar
+<b>acology</b> [Med] <i>n</i> acolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>abuse, invective</b> <i>n</i> • invectiva
+<b>acolyte</b> <i>n</i> ac<u>o</u>lyto
-<b>abuse, misuse</b> <i>v</i> • misusar
+<b>aconite</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> ac<u>o</u>nito
-<b>abuse</b> (misuse) <i>n</i> • misuso
+<b>acorn</b> <i>n</i> glande
-<b>abuse</b> (misuse) <i>v</i> • misusar
+<b>acorn-shaped</b> (glandiform) <i>adj</i> glandiforme
-<b>abuse</b> <i>n</i> • invectiva
+<b>acotyledon</b> <i>n</i> acotyledon
-<b>abuse</b> <i>n</i> • abuso
+<b>acoustic</b> <i>adj</i> ac<u>u</u>stic
+<b>acoustical</b> <i>adj</i> ac<u>u</u>stic
-<b>abuse of confidence</b> (confidence trick) <i>phr</i> • abuso de confidentia
-<b>abuser</b> (misuser) <i>n</i> • abusator
+<b>acousticly</b> <i>adv</i> ac<u>u</u>sticamente
-<b>abusive</b> (insulting) <i>adj</i> • injuriose
+<b>acoustics</b> <i>n</i> ac<u>u</u>stica
-<b>abusive</b> (misusing) <i>adj</i> • abusive
+<b>acquaint</b> <i>v</i> informar, poner al currente
-<b>abusive</b> (of improper or wrong use) <i>adj</i> • abusive
+<b>acquaintance</b> (knowledge) <i>n</i> cognoscentia
+* (person with whom one is acquainted) <i>n</i> cognoscentia
-<b>abusive</b> (reviling) <i>adj</i> • invective
+<b>acquainted with</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> cognoscer, esser al currente de
-<b>abut on</b> <i>phr</i> • confinar con
+<b>acquiesce</b> (agree without enthusiasm) <i>v</i> acquiescer
-<b>abutment</b> <i>n</i> • confinamento
+<b>acquiescence</b> <i>n</i> acquiescentia
-<b>abysm</b> <i>n</i> • abysmo
+<b>acquiescent</b> <i>adj</i> acquiescente (ppr of acquiescer)
-<b>abysmal</b> <i>adj</i> • abysmal
+<b>acquirable</b> <i>adj</i> acquiribile
-<b>abysmally</b> <i>adv</i> • abysmalmente
+<b>acquire</b> <i>v</i> acquirer
-<b>abyss</b> <i>n</i> • abysso
+<b>acquirement</b> <i>n</i> acquisition
-<b>abyss</b> (whirlpool, gulf) <i>n</i> • gurgite
+<b>acquirer</b> <i>n</i> acquiritor
-<b>abyss</b> (whirlpool, gulf) <i>n</i> • gurgite (gùr-)
+<b>acquisition</b> (act of acquiring) <i>n</i> acquisition
+* (thing acquired) <i>n</i> acquisition, acquesto
-<b>abyssal</b> <i>adj</i> • abyssal
+<b>acquit</b> (free from obligation) <i>v</i> absolver, disculpar
+* (release from a duty or obligation) <i>v</i> quitar
-<b>Abyssinia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Abyssinia
+<b>acquittal</b> <i>n</i> absolution
-<b>Abyssinian</b> <i>adj</i> • abyssin
+<b>acre</b> ¬A <i>n</i> acre
-<b>Abyssinian</b> <i>n</i> • abyssino
+<b>acreage</b> <i>n</i> area
-<b>-ac-</b> (remedy) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • aco-
+<b>acrid</b> (bitter) <i>adj</i> acride, acerbe, acre
-<b>acacia</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • acacia
+<b>acridness</b> <i>n</i> acritate
-<b>acacia</b> <i>n</i> • acacia
+<b>acrimonious</b> <i>adj</i> acrimoniose
-<b>academia</b> (the academics) <i>n</i> • academia
+<b>acrimony</b> (bitterness in argument) <i>n</i> acrimonia
-<b>academia</b> (the academics) <i>n</i> • academia (le - )
+<b>acro</b>- (terminal, topmost) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> acro-
+<b>acrobat</b> <i>n</i> acr<u>o</u>bata
-<b>Academia pro Interlingua</b> (Interlingua Association) <i>n</i> • Academia pro Interlingua
-<b>academic</b> <i>adj</i> • academic
+<b>acrobatic</b> <i>adj</i> acrobatic
-<b>academical</b> <i>adj</i> • academic
+<b>acrobaticly</b> <i>adv</i> acrob<u>a</u>ticamente
-<b>academician</b> <i>n</i> • academico
+<b>acrobatics</b> <i>n</i> acrobat<u>i</u>a
-<b>Academus</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Academo
+<b>acrobatism</b> <i>n</i> acrobatismo
-<b>academy</b> <i>n</i> • academia
+<b>acronym</b> <i>n</i> acr<u>o</u>mymo
-<b>Acanthaceae</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • acanthaceas
+<b>acrophobia</b> <i>n</i> acrophobia
-<b>acanthaceous</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> • acanthacee
+<b>acropolis</b> <i>n</i> acropole, acropolis
+<b>across</b> (over, beyond, on the farther side of) <i>prep</i> trans, al transverso de, al altere latere de
-<b>acanthophorous, spine-bearing</b> <i>adj</i> • acanthophore
+* <i>adv</i> a transverso, al altere latere
+<b>acrostic</b> (initial spelled line verse) [Pros] <i>n</i> acrostichio
-<b>acanthophorous, spine-bearing</b> <i>adj</i> • acanthophore [-òphore]
-<b>acanthus</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> • acantho
+<b>act</b> (act of a play) <i>n</i> acto
+* (action, deed) <i>n</i> acto
+* (behave) <i>v</i> conducer
+* (behave) <i>v</i> conducer (se)
+* (do) <i>vi</i> ager
+* (in the ~) <i>adv</i> in flagrante delicto
+* (theat) <i>vt</i> jocar, representar
+* ~ <b>of god</b> <i>n</i> caso fortuite
+* ~ <b>of parliament</b> <i>n</i> acto del parlamento, lege, statuto
+* ~ <b>of soaking</b> <i>n</i> imbibition
-<b>acanthus</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • acantho
+<b>acting</b> (temporary) <i>adj</i> interimari (in le interim)
+* <i>n</i> joco, representation
-<b>acanthus</b> <i>n</i> • acantho
+<b>actinia</b> (sea anemone) [Bot] <i>n</i> actinia
-<b>acappella</b> (singing without music) <i>adv</i> • acappella
+<b>actinic</b> <i>adj</i> actinic
-<b>accede</b> (approach, assent) <i>v</i> • acceder
+<b>actinium</b> (Ac) <i>n</i> actinio, actinium
-<b>accede</b> (assent) <i>v</i> • acceder
+<b>action</b> (act, acting) <i>n</i> action
+* (lawsuit) <i>n</i> action
-<b>accede</b> (assent) <i>v</i> • acceder [-ced-/-cess-]
+<b>actionable</b> <i>adj</i> actionabile
-<b>accelerando</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • accelerando
+<b>activate</b> <i>v</i> activar
-<b>accelerando</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • accelerando [I]
+<b>activation</b> <i>n</i> activation
-<b>accelerate, quicken</b> <i>v</i> • celerar
+<b>active</b> <i>adj</i> active
+* <i>v</i> <b>oice</b> <i>phr</i> voce active
-<b>accelerate</b> <i>v</i> • accelerar
+<b>activist</b> <i>n</i> activista
-<b>accelerate</b> <i>v</i> • accelerar (se)
+<b>activity</b> <i>n</i> activitate
-<b>acceleration</b> <i>n</i> • acceleration
+<b>actor</b> <i>n</i> actor
+<b>actress</b> <i>n</i> actrice
-<b>accelerator</b> (anything which increases speed of motion) <i>n</i> • accelerator
+<b>acts of desperation</b> <i>phr</i> actos de desperation
-<b>accelerator</b> (contrivance for producing greater speed in a machine) <i>n</i> • accelerator
+* ~ <b>of love</b> <i>phr</i> actiones de amor
+* ~ <b>of negligence</b> <i>phr</i> actiones de negligentia
+* ~ <b>of violence</b> <i>phr</i> actos de violentia
-<b>accelerator</b> <i>n</i> • accelerator
+<b>actual</b> (current, present) <i>adj</i> actual
+* (real) <i>adj</i> actual
+<b>actuality</b> (actual existence) <i>n</i> actualitate
-<b>accensibility, inflammability, combustibility</b> <i>n</i> • accensibilitate
-<b>accensible, inflammable, combustible</b> <i>adj</i> • accensibile
+<b>actualization</b> <i>n</i> actualisation
-<b>accent</b> <i>n</i> • accento
+<b>actualize</b> <i>v</i> actualisar
-<b>accent</b> (stress) <i>n</i> • accento
+<b>actually</b> (at present, now, just now) <i>adv</i> actualmente
+* <i>adv</i> in realitate, realmente
-<b>accent</b> <i>v</i> • accentuar
+<b>actuarial</b> <i>adj</i> actuarial
-<b>accent mark</b> <i>n</i> • accento
+<b>actuary</b> (risk calculator) <i>n</i> actuario
-<b>accentuate</b> (accent) <i>v</i> • accentuar
+<b>actuary</b>'<b>s office</b> (or profession) <i>n</i> actuariato
+<b>actuate</b> (put into motion or motion, set in action or motion) <i>v</i> actuar, actionar
-<b>accentuate</b> <i>v</i> • accentuar
-<b>accentuation</b> <i>n</i> • accentuation
+<b>actuation</b> <i>n</i> actuation
-<b>accept</b> <i>v</i> • acceptar
+<b>acuity</b> <i>n</i> acuitate
-<b>acceptability</b> <i>n</i> • acceptabilitate
+<b>aculeate</b> [Zool/Bot] <i>adj</i> aculeate
-<b>acceptable</b> <i>adj</i> • acceptabile
+<b>aculeiform</b> <i>adj</i> aculeiforme
-<b>acceptance</b> <i>n</i> • acceptation
+<b>acumen</b> (keenness) <i>n</i> ac<u>u</u>mine
-<b>acceptation</b> (standard meaning) <i>n</i> • acception
+<b>acuminate</b> (pointed) <i>adj</i> acuminate (pp of acuminar)
+* (sharpen) <i>v</i> acuminar
-<b>access</b> (access to a place) <i>n</i> • accesso
+<b>acupuncture</b> (needle medicine) <i>n</i> acupunctura
+* <i>v</i> acupuncturar
-<b>access</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • accesso
+<b>acutangular</b> [Geom] (acute-angled) <i>adj</i> acutangule, acuntangular
-<b>access</b> (fit) <i>n</i> • accesso
+<b>acute</b> (acting keenly on the senses) <i>adj</i> acute
+* (sharp-pointed) <i>adj</i> acute
+* (shrewd, penetrating, keen) <i>adj</i> acute
+* ~ <b>accent</b> <i>n</i> accento acute
+* ~ <b>angled</b> [Geom] (acutangular) <i>adj</i> acutangule
+* ~ <b>pain</b> <i>n</i> dolor acute
-<b>access</b> <i>n</i> • accesso
+<b>acuteness</b> (sharpness) <i>n</i> acutessa
-<b>access arm</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • brachio de accesso, bracio de accesso
+<b>ad</b> (advertising) [Amer] <i>n</i> annuncio
+* ~ <b>hoc</b> <i>phr</i> ad hoc
+* ~ <b>infinitum</b> <i>phr</i> ad infinitum, sin fin
+* ~ <b>lib</b> (improvise) <i>v</i> improvisar
+* ~ <b>lib</b> <i>adj</i>/<i>adv</i> ad lib
-<b>access arm</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • brachio de accesso (brà-), bracio de accesso (brà-)
+<b>adage</b> <i>n</i> adagio, proverbio
-<b>access arm</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • bracio de accesso, brachio de accesso
+<b>adagio</b> [Mus] <i>adv</i> adagio, lentemente
+* [Mus] <i>n</i> adagio
+<B>Adam</b> [Bib] <i>npr</i> Adam
-<b>access arm</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • bracio de accesso (brà-), brachio de accesso (brà-)
-<b>access time</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • tempore de accesso
+<b>adamant</b> (unyielding) <i>adj</i> intransigente
+* <i>adj</i> adamante
-<b>access type</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • typo de accesso
+<B>Adamic</b> <i>adj</i> adamic
-<b>accessibility</b> <i>n</i> • accessibilitate
+<B>Adam</b>'<b>s apple</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> pomo de adam
-<b>accessible</b> <i>adj</i> • accessibile
+<b>adapt</b> <i>v</i> adaptar (se)
+* <i>v</i> adaptar, appoppriar, accommodar
-<b>accessible, approachable</b> <i>adj</i> • abbordabile
+<b>adaptability</b> <i>n</i> adaptabilitate
-<b>accessible</b> (people) <i>adj</i> • abbordabile
+<b>adaptable</b> <i>adj</i> adaptabile, appropriabile, accommodabile
-<b>accessible</b> (places) <i>adj</i> • accessibile
+<b>adaptation</b> (action of adapting) <i>n</i> adaptation, appropriation, accommodation
-<b>accession</b> (accession to a dignity or a throne) <i>n</i> • accession
+<b>adapter</b> (adaptor) <i>n</i> adaptator
-<b>accession</b> <i>n</i> • accession
+<b>adaptor</b> <i>n</i> adaptator
-<b>accessory</b> <i>adj</i> • accessori
+<b>add</b> (add one thing to another) <i>v</i> adder
+* ~ <b>to</b> <i>v</i> annexar
+* ~ <b>up</b> (sum up) [Math] <i>v</i> summar, additionar
-<b>accessory</b> (adjunct) <i>adj</i> • accessori
+<b>addenda</b> <i>n</i> addenda
+<b>addendum</b> <i>n</i> addendum (<i>pl</i> addenda) ¬NeoL<b>adder</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> additionator, additor, summator
-<b>accessory</b> <i>n</i> • accessorio
-<b>accessory</b> (object) <i>n</i> • accessorio
+<b>adder</b> [Zool] <i>n</i> vipera
-<b>accessory</b> (person) <i>n</i> • complice
+<b>addict</b> (enthusiast) <i>n</i> enthusiasta
+* (of drugs, substances) <i>n</i> narcomano
-<b>accidence</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • accidente
+<b>addicted to drink</b> (bibulous) <i>adj</i> bibule
-<b>accidence</b> <i>n</i> • accidente
+<b>addiction</b> (drugs) <i>n</i> narcomania
+* (enthusiasm) <i>n</i> enthusiasmo
-<b>accident</b> (chance) <i>n</i> • accidente
+<b>adding machine</b> <i>n</i> calculator
-<b>accident</b> (contingency) <i>n</i> • accidente
+<b>addition</b> (action of adding) <i>n</i> addition
+* (in - to) <i>prep</i> extra, in plus, preter
+* (in ~) <i>conj</i>/<i>prep</i> in plus
+* (supplement) <i>n</i> supplemento
+* (thing added) <i>n</i> addition
-<b>accident</b> (mishap) <i>n</i> • accidente
+<b>additional</b> <i>adj</i> additional
-<b>accident</b> (nonessential quality) <i>n</i> • accidente
+<b>additionally</b> <i>adv</i> additionalmente
-<b>accidental</b> <i>adj</i> • accidental
+<b>additive</b> <i>adj</i> additive
-<b>accidental</b> <i>adj</i> • fortuite
+<b>addle</b> (confuse) <i>v</i> confuse
-<b>accidental</b> (happening by chance) <i>adj</i> • accidental
+<b>addled</b> <i>adj</i> putride
-<b>accidental</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • accidental
+<b>address</b> (a letter or person) <i>v</i> adressar
+* (accost) <i>v</i> abbordar
+* (address of a letter, package) <i>n</i> adresse ¬F
+* (formal communication) <i>n</i> adresse ¬F
+* (on letter) <i>n</i> adresse
+* (speak to) <i>v</i> abbordar
+* (speech) <i>n</i> discurso
+* (to address a prayer to) <i>v</i> adressar
+* (write the address on, direct) <i>v</i> adressar
+* [Comp] <i>n</i> adresse
+* <i>n</i> direction
-<b>accidental</b> (nonessential) <i>adj</i> • accidental
+<b>addressee</b> <i>n</i> destinatario
-<b>accidentally</b> <i>adv</i> • accidentalmente
+<b>addressing</b> <i>n</i> adressation
-<b>acclaim</b> (acclamation) <i>n</i> • acclamation
+<b>adduce</b> (cite, give proof) <i>v</i> adducer
-<b>acclaim</b> (applaud) <i>v</i> • acclamar
+<b>adducer</b> <i>n</i> adductor
-<b>acclaim</b> <i>v</i> • acclamar
+<b>adduct</b> [Med] <i>v</i> adductar
-<b>acclaimer</b> <i>n</i> • acclamator
+<b>adduction</b> (act of adducing) [Physiol] <i>n</i> adduction
-<b>acclamation</b> <i>n</i> • acclamation
+<b>adductor</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> adductor
+<b>adelph</b>-, <b>adelpho</b>- [occurring in compounds] (brother, twin) <i>n</i> adelph-, adelpho-
-<b>acclimate</b> <i>v</i> • acclimatar
-<b>acclimation</b> <i>n</i> • acclimatation
+<b>adenitis</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> aden<u>i</u>tis
-<b>acclimatization</b> (acclimation) <i>n</i> • acclimatation
+<b>adenography</b> <i>n</i> adenograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>acclimatization</b> <i>n</i> • acclimatisation
+<b>adenoid</b> (adenoidal) <i>adj</i> adenoide
-<b>acclimatize</b> (acclimate) <i>v</i> • acclimatar
+<b>adenoidal</b> (adenoid) <i>adj</i> adenoide
-<b>acclimatize</b> <i>v</i> • acclimatar
+<b>adenoids</b> <i>npl</i> adenoides
-<b>acclimatize</b> <i>v</i> • acclimatar (se)
+<b>adenoma</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> adenoma
-<b>accolade</b> (ceremonious salutation and embrace) <i>n</i> • accollada
+<b>adenose</b> (glandulous) <i>adj</i> adenose
-<b>accommodate</b> (adapt) <i>v</i> • accommodar
+<b>adept</b> (skillful) <i>adj</i> adepte, experte
+* <i>n</i> adepto, experto
-<b>accommodate</b> (adjust) <i>v</i> • adjustar
+<b>adequate</b> (deserved) <i>adj</i> condigne
+* <i>adj</i> adequate (pp of adequar)
+* <i>v</i> adequate
-<b>accommodate</b> (lodge) <i>v</i> • allogiar
+<b>adequation</b> <i>n</i> adequation
-<b>accommodate</b> (lodge) <i>v</i> • albergar
+<b>adhere</b> (- to an opinion, party) <i>v</i> adherer
+* (stick fast) <i>v</i> adherer
+* <i>v</i> adherer
-<b>accommodate</b> (settle disputes) <i>v</i> • accommodar
+<b>adherence</b> (- to a treaty, a party) <i>n</i> accession
+* (attachment) <i>n</i> adherentia
-<b>accommodating, complaisant</b> <i>adj</i> • complacente
+<b>adherent</b> (follower) <i>n</i> adherente
+* <i>adj</i> adherente
-<b>accommodation, adaptation</b> <i>n</i> • accommodation
+<b>adhesion</b> (assent) <i>n</i> adhesion
+* (sticking) <i>n</i> adhesion
-<b>accommodation</b> (adapting) <i>n</i> • accommodation
+<b>adhesive</b> (sticking) <i>adj</i> adhesive
+* ~ <b>plaster</b> (sticking plaster) <i>n</i> sparadrapo
+* ~ <b>tape</b> <i>n</i> sparadrapo
-<b>accommodation</b> (adjusting) <i>n</i> • adjustamento
+<b>adiabatic</b> <i>adj</i> adiabatic
-<b>accommodation</b> (lodgings) <i>n</i> • allogiamento
+<b>adieu</b> (farewell) <i>n</i> adieu ¬F
+* ~ ¬F <i>n</i> adeo, adieu ¬F
-<b>accommodation</b> (lodgings) <i>n</i> • albergo
+<b>adipocere</b> <i>n</i> adipocera
-<b>accommodator</b> <i>n</i> • accommodator
+<b>adipose</b> (fat, fatty) <i>adj</i> adipose
-<b>accomodating</b> (ready to compromise) <i>adj</i> • transigente
+<b>adiposis</b> (fatty degeneration) <i>n</i> adip<u>o</u>sis
-<b>accompaniment</b> (concomitant) <i>n</i> • accompaniamento
+<b>adiposity</b> (fatness) <i>n</i> adipositate
+<b>adit</b> (entrance, access, door, passage through which one enters) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>dito
-<b>accompaniment</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • accompaniamento
-<b>accompaniment</b> <i>n</i> • accompaniamento
+<b>adjacency</b> (state of being adjacent) <i>n</i> adjacentia
+<b>adjacent</b> (circumjacent) <i>adj</i> adjacente, lim<u>i</u>trophe, circumvicin, circumjacente
-<b>accompanist</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • accompaniator
-<b>accompany</b> <i>v</i> • accompaniar
+<b>adjectival</b> (adjective) [Gram] <i>adj</i> adjectival, adjective
-<b>accompanying</b> (action of) <i>n</i> • accompaniamento
+<b>adjective</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> adjective, adjectival
+* [Gram] <i>n</i> adjectivo
-<b>accomplice</b> <i>n</i> • complice (còm-)
+<b>adjoin</b> <i>v</i> adjunger
+<b>adjoining</b> (contiguous, near, neighboring) <i>adj</i> adjuncte, contigue, vicin, vicinal
-<b>accomplice</b> <i>n</i> • complice
+* <i>adj</i> adjuncte
-<b>accomplish</b> (achieve) <i>v</i> • complir
+<b>adjourn</b> (postpone) <i>v</i> ajornar
-<b>accomplish</b> <i>v</i> • complir
+<b>adjournment</b> (postponement) <i>n</i> ajornamento
-<b>accomplished</b> <i>adj</i> • experte
+<b>adjudge</b> (award judicially as a prize) <i>v</i> adjudicar
-<b>accomplished</b> (perfect in acquirements) <i>adj</i> • complite
+<b>adjudger</b> (awarder) <i>n</i> adjudicator
-<b>accomplished</b> (perfect in acquirements) <i>adj</i> • complite (pp of complir)
+<b>adjudging</b> (awarding) <i>adj</i> adjudicative
-<b>accomplisher</b> <i>n</i> • complitor
+<b>adjudgment</b> (award) <i>n</i> adjudication
-<b>accomplishment</b> (achievement) <i>n</i> • complimento
+<b>adjudicate</b> (judge a dispute) <i>v</i> adjudicar
+<b>adjudicated</b> <i>adj</i> adjudicate
-<b>accomplishment</b> (action of accomplishing or achieving) <i>n</i> • complimento
-<b>accord</b> (agreement) <i>n</i> • accordo
+<b>adjudication</b> <i>n</i> adjudication
-<b>accord, grant</b> <i>v</i> • accordar
+<b>adjudicator</b> <i>v</i> adjudicator
-<b>accord</b> <i>n</i> • accordo
+<b>adjunct</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> adjuncto
-<b>accord</b> (of one's own -) <i>adv</i> • spontaneemente
+<b>adjunction</b> (the act of joining or adding) <i>n</i> adjunction
-<b>accord</b> <i>v</i> • accordar
+<b>adjunctive</b> <i>adj</i> adjunctive
-<b>accord</b> <i>v</i> • accordar (se)
+<b>adjuration</b> (solemn command) <i>n</i> adjuration
-<b>according</b> <i>prep</i> • accordante
+<b>adjure</b> <i>v</i> adjurar
-<b>according as</b> <i>prep</i> • secundo que
+<b>adjust</b> <i>v</i> adjustar
-<b>according to</b> <i>n</i> • secundo
+<b>adjustable</b> (as in adjustable quarrel) <i>adj</i> adjustabile, accommodabile
-<b>according to</b> <i>prep</i> • conforme a
+<b>adjuster</b> <i>n</i> adjustator
+<b>adjustment</b>
-<b>according to</b> <i>prep</i> • secundo
+* (action of adjusting) <i>n</i> adjustamento
+* (compromise) [Law] <i>n</i> transaction
+* (settlement) <i>n</i> adjustamento
-<b>according to</b> <i>prep</i> • secun (secundo)
+<b>adjutant</b> (assistant, helper) <i>n</i> adjutante
+* [Mil] <i>n</i> adjutante
-<b>according to</b> <i>prep</i> • secun
+<b>adjuvant</b> (helpful) <i>adj</i> adjuvante (ppr of adjuvar)
-<b>accordingly</b> <i>adv</i> • in consequentia
+<b>administer</b> (to direct, manage) <i>v</i> administrar, gerer
+* (to furnish or apply) <i>v</i> administrar
-<b>accordingly</b> <i>adv</i> • ergo
+<b>administrable</b> <i>adj</i> administrabile
+<b>administration</b> (action of furnishing or applying) <i>n</i> administration
-<b>accordingly</b> <i>adv</i> • ita
+* (management of public affairs, an institution, business) <i>n</i> administration, gestion
+* (persons collectively managing public affairs, an institution, business, etc.) <i>n</i> administration
-<b>accordingly, therefore, then, consequently</b> <i>adv</i> • ergo
+<b>administrative</b> <i>adj</i> administrative
-<b>accordingly</b> (under the circumstances) <i>adv</i> • ita
+<b>administrator</b> (manager) <i>n</i> administrator
-<b>accordion</b> <i>n</i> • accordion
+<b>admirable</b> <i>adj</i> admirabile
-<b>accordionist</b> <i>n</i> • accordionista
+<b>admiral</b> <i>n</i> admiral
-<b>accost</b> (address) <i>v</i> • abbordar
+<b>admiralship</b> (admiralty) <i>n</i> admiralato
-<b>accost</b> <i>v</i> • accostar
+<b>admiralty</b> (admiralship) <i>n</i> admiralato
+* (government department in charge of naval affairs) <i>n</i> admiralitate
+* (law or court of the admiralty) <i>n</i> admiralitate
-<b>accostable</b> <i>adj</i> • accostabile
+<b>admiration</b> <i>n</i> admiration
-<b>accostable, approachable</b> <i>adj</i> • accostabile
+<b>admire</b> <i>v</i> admirar
-<b>account, bill</b> <i>n</i> • nota
+<b>admirer</b> <i>n</i> admirator
-<b>account</b> (bill) <i>n</i> • conto
+<b>admiring</b> <i>adj</i> admirative
-<b>account</b> (calculation) <i>n</i> • conto
+<b>admissibility</b> <i>n</i> admissibilitate
-<b>account</b> [Commer] <i>n</i> • conto
+<b>admissible</b> <i>adj</i> admissibile
-<b>account</b> (on - of) • a causa de
+<b>admission</b> (acknowledgement) <i>n</i> confession
+* (allowing entrance or access) <i>n</i> admission
+* (conceding the validity or truth of, entrance, concession) <i>n</i> admission
-<b>account, report</b> <i>n</i> • reporto
+<b>admit</b> (acknowledge as valid or true) <i>v</i> admitter, confessar
+* (allow in, concede) <i>v</i> admitter
+* (allow to enter) <i>v</i> admitter
-<b>account</b> (story) <i>n</i> • reporto
+<b>admittance</b> <i>n</i> admission
-<b>account</b> (story) <i>n</i> • relation
+<b>admix</b> <i>v</i> admiscer
-<b>account</b> (story) <i>n</i> • conto
+<b>admixtion</b> <i>n</i> admixtion
-<b>account for</b> <i>v</i> • dar conto de
+<b>admixture</b> (admixtion) <i>n</i> admixtion
+<b>admonish</b>
-<b>accountability</b> <i>n</i> • responsabilitate
+* (advise) <i>v</i> moner, admoner, admonestar
+* ~ <b>beforehand</b> (forewarn) <i>v</i> premoner
-<b>accountability</b> (responsibility) <i>n</i> • responsabilitate
+<b>admonisher</b> (monitor) <i>n</i> monitor
-<b>accountable</b> <i>adj</i> • responsabile
+<b>admonishment</b> (admonition) <i>n</i> admonestation, admonition
+<b>admonition</b> (admonishment) <i>n</i> admonestation, admonition, monition
-<b>accountancy, bookkeeping</b> <i>n</i> • contabilitate
-<b>accountancy</b> <i>n</i> • contabilitate
+<b>admonitor</b> (admonisher) <i>n</i> admonitor
-<b>accountant</b> (expert -) <i>n</i> • contabile
+<b>admonitory</b> (monitory) <i>adj</i> admonitori, monitori
-<b>accountant</b> <i>n</i> • contabile
+<b>ado</b> (activity) <i>n</i> activitate
+* (agitation) <i>n</i> agitation
-<b>accounting, bookkeeping</b> <i>adj</i> • contabile
+<b>adobe</b> ¬H <i>n</i> adobe
-<b>accouter</b> (equip) <i>v</i> • equipar
+<b>adobo</b> ¬H <i>n</i> adobo
-<b>accoutrements</b> (equipment) <i>n</i> • equipage
+<b>adolescence</b> <i>n</i> adolescentia
-<b>accredit</b> (send with credentials) <i>v</i> • accreditar
+<b>adolescent</b> <i>adj</i> adolescente
+* <i>n</i> adolescente
-<b>accredit</b> <i>v</i> • accreditar
+<B>Adonian</b> (Adonic) <i>adj</i> adonie, adonic
-<b>accreditation</b> <i>n</i> • accreditation
+<B>Adonic</b> [Pros] <i>n</i> ad<u>o</u>nico, adonio
+* <i>adj</i> adonic, adonie
-<b>accretion</b> <i>n</i> • accrescimento
+<B>Adonis</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Ad<u>o</u>nis
+<b>adopt</b> (give birth to, bear) (a child, a litter, etc) <i>v</i> filiar, adoptar
-<b>accretion</b> <i>n</i> • accumulamento
+* <i>v</i> adoptar
-<b>accrue</b> <i>v</i> • accumular
+<b>adoptability</b> <i>n</i> adoptabilitate
-<b>accrue</b> <i>v</i> • accrescer
+<b>adoptable</b> <i>adj</i> adoptabile
-<b>accumulate</b> (heap up) <i>v</i> • accumular
+<b>adopted child</b> <i>n</i> infante adoptate
-<b>accumulate</b> <i>v</i> • accumular
+<b>adopter</b> <i>n</i> adoptator
-<b>accumulate</b> <i>v</i> • accumular (se)
+<b>adoption</b> <i>n</i> adoption
+* <i>n</i> filiation, adoption
-<b>accumulation, heaping or piling up</b> <i>n</i> • accumulamento
+<b>adoptive</b> <i>adj</i> adoptive
+* ~ <b>parent</b> <i>n</i> genitor adoptive
-<b>accumulation</b> <i>n</i> • accumulation
+<b>adorability</b> <i>n</i> adorabilitate
-<b>accumulator</b> <i>n</i> • accumulator
+<b>adorable</b> <i>adj</i> adorabile
-<b>accumulator</b> (one who accumulates) <i>n</i> • accumulator
+<b>adoration</b> (worship) <i>n</i> adoration
-<b>accumulator</b> (storage battery) <i>n</i> • accumulator
+<b>adore</b> (worship) <i>v</i> adorar
-<b>accuracy, exactitude</b> <i>n</i> • exactitude
+<b>adorer</b> [Fem] <i>n</i> adoratrice
+* [Masc] <i>n</i> adorator
-<b>accuracy, exactness</b> <i>n</i> • justessa
+<b>adorn</b> <i>v</i> adornar, ornar, parar
+* ~ <b>with gems</b> (ingem, gem) <i>v</i> ingemmar, gemmar
-<b>accuracy</b> <i>n</i> • exactitude
+<b>adorner</b> <i>n</i> adornator
-<b>accuracy</b> (precision) <i>n</i> • precision
+<b>adornment</b> (action of adorning, ornament) <i>n</i> adornamento, ornamento
-<b>accurate</b> <i>adj</i> • juste
+<b>adrenal</b> (suprarenal) [Anat] <i>adj</i> suprarenal
+* [Anat] <i>adj</i> adrenal
-<b>accurate</b> (correct) <i>adj</i> • correcte
+<b>adrenalin</b> <i>n</i> adrenalina
-<b>accurate, exact</b> <i>adj</i> • exacte
+<B>Adria</b> [Geog] (city of) <i>n</i> Adria
-<b>accurate, exact</b> <i>adj</i> • juste
+<B>Adrian</b> <i>nprm</i> Adriano
-<b>accurate</b> (exact) <i>adj</i> • exacte
+<B>Adrianople</b> <i>n</i> Adrian<u>o</u>polis
+<B>Adriatic</b>
-<b>accurate</b> (precise) <i>adj</i> • precise
+* (- Sea) <i>n</i> Mar Adriatic, Adriatico
+* (pertaining to the Adriatic) <i>adj</i> adriatic
+* (pertaining to the city of Adria) <i>adj</i> adriatic
+* [Geog] <i>n</i> Adriatico, Mar Adriatic
-<b>accursed, cursed</b> <i>adj</i> • maledicte
+<b>adrift</b> <i>adj</i> flottante al deriva
-<b>accursed</b> (-st) <i>adj</i> • condemnabile
+<b>adroit</b> (adept) <i>adj</i> adepte
+* (expert) <i>adj</i> experte
+* (handy) <i>adj</i> d<u>e</u>xtere
+* (skillful) <i>adj</i> h<u>a</u>bile
-<b>accurst</b> (-ed) <i>n</i> • comdenato
+<b>adulate</b> (praise highly) <i>v</i> adular
-<b>accusation</b> <i>n</i> • accusation
+<b>adulation</b> <i>n</i> adulation
-<b>accusative</b> <i>adj</i> • accusative
+<b>adulator</b> <i>n</i> adulator
-<b>accusative</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • accusativo
+<b>adulatory</b> <i>adj</i> adulatori
-<b>accusative</b> <i>n</i> • accusativo
+<b>adult</b> (grown-up) <i>adj</i> adulte
+* <i>n</i> adulto
-<b>accuse</b> <i>v</i> • accusar
+<b>adulterate</b> <i>v</i> adulterar, alterar
-<b>accused</b> (defendant) <i>n</i> • accusato
+<b>adulteration</b> (action of adulterating) <i>n</i> adulteration, alteration
-<b>accused</b> [Jur] <i>adj</i> • accusate
+<b>adulterator</b> <i>n</i> adulterator
-<b>accuser</b> <i>n</i> • accusator
+<b>adulterer</b> [Masc] <i>n</i> ad<u>u</u>ltero
+* <i>n</i> adulterator
-<b>accusing</b> (accusation) <i>n</i> • accusamento
+<b>adulteress</b> [Fem] <i>n</i> ad<u>u</u>ltera
-<b>accusing</b> (accusatory) <i>adj</i> • accusatori
+<b>adulterine</b> <i>adj</i> adulterin
-<b>accustom, habituate</b> <i>v</i> • habituar
+<b>adulterous</b> <i>adj</i> adulterose
-<b>accustom</b> <i>v</i> • habituar
+<b>adultery</b> <i>n</i> adulterio
-<b>accustom</b> <i>v</i> • accostumar
+<b>adumbrate</b> (overshadow) <i>v</i> adumbrar
-<b>accustomed</b> (be -) <i>past part</i> • consuete
+<b>adumbration</b> (overshadowing) <i>n</i> adumbration
-<b>accustomed</b> (be -) <i>past part</i> • accostumate
+<b>adust</b> (burnt, scorched) <i>adj</i> aduste
-<b>accustomed</b> (be -) <i>past part</i> • habituate
+<b>advance</b> (as in to advance a proposition) (go ahead) <i>v</i> avantiar
+* (forward motion) <i>n</i> avantiamento
+* (money) <i>v</i> anticipar
+* (payment beforehand) <i>n</i> avantia
+* (progress) <i>n</i> progresso
+* (progress) <i>v</i> progreder
+* (to move forward) <i>v</i> avantiar
+* (to promote in rank) <i>v</i> avantiar
+* ~ <b>a payment</b> (-) <i>v</i> anticipar un pagamento
+* ~ <b>guard</b> (outpost) [Mil] <i>n</i> avantiata
+* <i>n</i> avantia
+* <i>n</i> avantiamento
+* ~ <b>payment</b> <i>n</i> pagamento anticipate
-<b>accustomed</b> (be - to) <i>v</i> • soler
+<b>advancement</b> <i>n</i> avantiamento
-<b>accustomed</b> (be - to) <i>v</i> • haber le costume de
+<b>advancing</b> (making progress) <i>adj</i> proficiente
-<b>accustomed</b> (usual) <i>adj</i> • accostumate (pp of accostumar)
+<b>advantage</b> (having superiority) <i>n</i> avantage
+* (profit) <i>n</i> partito
+* (take - of) <i>v</i> prender avantage de
+* <i>n</i> avantage ¬avantaje
-<b>accustomed</b> (usual) <i>adj</i> • accostumate
+<b>advantageous</b> <i>adj</i> avantagiose
-<b>accustomed</b> (usual, wonted) <i>adj</i> • consuete
+<b>advent</b> (arrival) <i>n</i> advenimento
+* [Eccl] <i>n</i> Advento
+* <i>n</i> advenimento
-<b>accustomed</b> (wonted) <i>adj</i> • solite (sò-)
+<B>Adventist</b> <i>n</i> adventista
-<b>accustomed</b> (wonted) <i>adj</i> • solite
+<b>adventitious</b> <i>adj</i> adventicie
-<b>ace</b> [Aviation] <i>n</i> • asse
+<b>adventure</b> (venture, risk) <i>v</i> aventurar, aventurar se
+* <i>n</i> aventura
-<b>ace</b> (cards) <i>n</i> • asse
+<b>adventurer</b> <i>n</i> aventurero
-<b>ace</b> (dice) <i>n</i> • asse
+<b>adventurous</b> <i>adj</i> aventurose
-<b>ace</b> (highly skilled person) <i>n</i> • asse
+<b>adverb</b> <i>n</i> adverbio
-<b>ace</b> <i>n</i> • asse
+<b>adverbial</b> <i>adj</i> adverbial
-<b>ace</b> (tennis) <i>n</i> • asse
+<b>adversary</b> <i>n</i> adversario
-<b>acephalous</b> (headless) <i>adj</i> • sin capite
+<b>adversative</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> adversative
-<b>acerb</b> (acrid, harsh) <i>adj</i> • acerbe
+<b>adverse</b> (contrary, unfavorable) <i>adj</i> adverse
-<b>acerb</b> <i>adj</i> • acerbe
+<b>adversity</b> (mishap, contrariety) <i>n</i> contrarietate, contrarietate
-<b>acerbate</b> <i>v</i> • acerbar
+<b>advert</b> (have reference to) <i>v</i> adverter
-<b>acerbity</b> (bitterness in taste) <i>n</i> • acerbitate
+<b>advertence</b> (advertency) <i>n</i> advertentia
-<b>acerbity</b> <i>n</i> • acerbitate
+<b>advertency</b> (advertence) <i>n</i> advertentia
-<b>acetabulum</b> [Rom. Antiq] <i>n</i> • acetabulo
+<b>advertent</b> (attentive) <i>adj</i> advertente (ppr of adverter)
-<b>acetamide</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • acetamido(-àmido)
+<b>advertise</b> <i>v</i> annunciar, facer reclamo (pro)
-<b>acetate</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • acetato
+<b>advertisement</b> <i>n</i> annuncio, reclamo
-<b>acetate</b> <i>n</i> • acetato
+<b>advertising</b> (publicity) <i>n</i> reclamo, publicitate
-<b>acetic</b> <i>adj</i> • acetic
+<b>advice</b> (counsel, notice) <i>n</i> aviso, consilio, notitia
-<b>acetification</b> <i>n</i> • acetification
+<b>advisable</b> <i>adj</i> consiliabile, judiciose
-<b>acetify</b> <i>v</i> • acetificar
+<b>advise</b> (to counsel) <i>v</i> avisar, consiliar, moner
+* (to give information or notice to, give notice) <i>v</i> avisar, advertir
+* (urge, persuade) <i>v</i> suader
-<b>acetone</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • acetona
+<b>advised</b> (ill ~) <i>adj</i> incaute
+* (well ~) <i>adj</i> avisate, judiciose, sage
-<b>acetose</b> <i>adj</i> • acetose
+<b>advisedly</b> <i>adv</i> deliberatemente
-<b>acetous</b> (acetose) <i>adj</i> • acetose
+<b>adviser</b> (consultant) <i>n</i> consultor
+* (counsellor) <i>n</i> consiliator, consiliero
-<b>acetylene</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • acetylen
+<b>advisory</b> (consultative) <i>adj</i> consultative
+* ~ <b>committee</b> <i>phr</i> committee consultative
-<b>acetylene</b> <i>n</i> • acetylen
+<b>advocacy</b> <i>n</i> defensa
-<b>ache</b> <i>n</i> • mal
+<b>advocate</b> (champion, supporter) <i>n</i> advocato
+* [Law] <i>n</i> advocato
+* <i>v</i> favorar
+* <i>v</i> recommendar
-<b>ache</b> <i>n</i> • dolor
+<b>adynamia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> adynam<u>i</u>a
-<b>ache, pain</b> <i>adv</i> • mal
+<b>adynamic</b> <i>adj</i> adynamic, adyname
-<b>ache</b> <i>v</i> • doler
+<b>adze</b> (adz) <i>n</i> hachetto
-<b>Acheron</b> <i>n</i> • Acheronte
+<B>Aegean</b> (- Sea) <i>n</i> Eg<u>e</u>o
+* <i>adj</i> eg<u>e</u>e
+* ~ <B>Sea</b> <i>n</i> Mar Eg<u>e</u>e
-<b>aches</b> (my head -) <i>n</i> • le capite me dole
+<B>Aegeus</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Eg<u>e</u>o
-<b>achieve</b> <i>v</i> • complir
+<b>aegis</b> (shield, protection) <i>n</i> <u>e</u>gide, protection
+* (under the - of) <i>phr</i> sub le egide de
+* [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> <u>e</u>gide
-<b>achievement</b> <i>n</i> • complimento
+<B>Aeneas</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> En<u>e</u>as
-<b>Achillea</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • achillea
+<B>Aeneid</b> [Lat. Lit] <i>n</i> En<u>e</u>ide
-<b>Achillea</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • achillea (-éa)
+<B>Aeolian</b> (of Aeolus) <i>adj</i> eolic, eolie
-<b>Achilles</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Achilles (-ìlles)
+<B>Aeolus</b> [Mythol] <i>n</i> <U>E</U>olo
-<b>Achilles</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Achilles
+<b>aerate</b> <i>v</i> aerar
-<b>Achilles</b> <i>n</i> • Achilles
+<b>aeration</b> (airing) <i>n</i> aerage, aeration
-<b>achromatic</b> (colorless) <i>adj</i> • achromatic
+<b>aerial</b> <i>adj</i> a<u>e</u>ree
+* <i>n</i> antenna
+* <i>v</i> <b>iew</b> <i>phr</i> vista a<u>e</u>ree
-<b>achromatic</b> [Opt] <i>adj</i> • achromatic
+<b>aeriferous</b> <i>adj</i> aerifere
-<b>achromatism</b> <i>n</i> • achromatismo
+<b>aerification</b> <i>n</i> aerification
-<b>achromatism</b> [Opt] <i>n</i> • achromatismo
+<b>aeriform</b> <i>adj</i> aeriforme
-<b>achromatization</b> [Opt] <i>n</i> • achromatisation
+<b>aerify</b> (change to an aeriform state) <i>v</i> aerificar
-<b>achromatize</b> [Opt] <i>v</i> • achromatisar
+<b>aerobatics</b> <i>n</i> aerob<u>a</u>tica
-<b>achromatopsy</b> (complete color blindness) <i>n</i> • achromatopsia (-ìa)
+<b>aerobe</b> [Biol] <i>n</i> aerobio
-<b>achromatopsy</b> (complete color blindness) <i>n</i> • achromatopsia
+<b>aerobic</b> [Biol] <i>adj</i> aerobic, aerobie
-<b>achromatous</b> (colorless) <i>adj</i> • achromate
+<b>aerodrome</b> <i>n</i> aer<u>o</u>dromo
-<b>acicula</b> (needle, prickle) [Bot] <i>n</i> • acicula
+<b>aerodynamic</b> <i>adj</i> aerodynamic
-<b>acicular</b> <i>adj</i> • acicular
+<b>aerodynamics</b> <i>n</i> aerodyn<u>a</u>mica
-<b>acid</b> <i>adj</i> • acide (àcide)
+<b>aerodyne</b> <i>n</i> aerodyno
-<b>acid</b> <i>adj</i> • acide
+<b>aerofoil</b> <i>n</i> aerofilo
-<b>acid</b> <i>n</i> • acido
+<b>aerography</b> <i>n</i> aerograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>acid</b> <i>n</i> • acido (àcido)
+<b>aerolite</b> <i>n</i> aer<u>o</u>litho
-<b>acid precipitation</b> <i>n</i> • precipitation de aciditate
+<b>aerolith</b> <i>n</i> aer<u>o</u>litho
-<b>acid rain</b> <i>n</i> • pluvia acide
+<b>aerolitic</b> <i>adj</i> aerolitic
-<b>acid test</b> <i>n</i> • test de acido
+<b>aerology</b> <i>n</i> aerolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>acidic</b> <i>adj</i> • acide
+<b>aerometer</b> <i>n</i> aer<u>o</u>metro
-<b>acidic</b> <i>adj</i> • acidic
+<b>aerometry</b> <i>n</i> aerometr<u>i</u>a
-<b>acidifiable</b> <i>adj</i> • acidificabile
+<b>aeronaut</b> (airman) <i>n</i> aeronauta
-<b>acidification</b> <i>n</i> • acidification
+<b>aeronautic</b> (aeronautical) <i>adj</i> aeronautic
-<b>acidify</b> (make acid, convert into an acid) <i>v</i> • acidficar
+<b>aeronautical</b> (aeronautic) <i>adj</i> aeronautic
-<b>acidify</b> <i>v</i> • acidificar
+<b>aeronautics</b> <i>n</i> aeronautica
-<b>acidimeter</b> <i>n</i> • acidimetro (-ìmetro)
+<b>aeroplane</b> (airplane) <i>n</i> aeroplano, avion
-<b>acidimeter</b> <i>n</i> • acidimetro
+<b>aerosol</b> (mist) <i>n</i> aerosol
+* (spray canister) <i>n</i> atomisator
-<b>acidity</b> <i>n</i> • aciditate
+<b>aerostat</b> [Aeronaut] <i>n</i> aer<u>o</u>stato
-<b>acidosis</b> <i>n</i> • acidose
+<b>aerostatic</b> <i>adj</i> aerostatic
-<b>acidosis</b> <i>n</i> • acidosis
+<b>aerostatics</b> <i>n</i> aerostatica
-<b>acidulate</b> (flavor with an acid) <i>v</i> • acidular
+<b>aerostation</b> <i>n</i> aerostation
-<b>acidulous</b> <i>adj</i> • acidule
+<B>Aeschylus</b> <i>n</i> <U>A</U><u>e</u>schylo, <U>E</U>schylo
-<b>acierage, steel plating</b> <i>n</i> • acierage (-aje)
+<B>Aesculapius</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Esculapio, Aesculapio
-<b>acierage, steel plating</b> <i>n</i> • acierage
+<B>Aesop</b> [Gr. Lit] <i>n</i> Esopo, Aesopo
-<b>acieration</b> (conversion into steel) <i>n</i> • acieration
+<B>Aesopian</b> (Aesopic) <i>adj</i> esopic, aesopic
-<b>acknowledge</b> (- receipt of) <i>v</i> • accusar reception de
+<b>aesthete</b> (esthete) <i>n</i> estheta
-<b>acknowledge</b> <i>v</i> • recognoscer
+<b>aesthetic</b> (esthetic) <i>adj</i> esthetic
-<b>acknowledge</b> <i>v</i> • admitter
+<b>aesthetical</b> <i>adj</i> esthetic
-<b>acknowledgement</b> <i>n</i> • recognoscentia
+<b>aesthetically</b> <i>adv</i> estheticamente
-<b>acknowledgement</b> <i>n</i> • admission
+<b>aestheticly</b> <i>adv</i> estheticamente
-<b>acme</b> <i>n</i> • culmine
+<b>aesthetics</b> (esthetics) <i>n</i> esthetica
-<b>acne</b> <i>n</i> • acne
+<b>aetiology</b> <i>n</i> aetiolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>aco-</b> (-ac-) (remedy) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • aco-
+<B>Aetna</b> (Etna) <i>n</i> Etna
-<b>acologic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> • acologic
+<b>afar</b> (from ~) <i>adv</i> de longe
+* <i>adv</i> a distantia, a un distantia
-<b>acology</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • acologia
+<b>affability</b> <i>n</i> affabilitate
-<b>acology</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • acologia (-ìa)
+<b>affable</b> (friendly) <i>adj</i> affabile
-<b>acolyte</b> <i>n</i> • acolyto
+<b>affair</b> (amorous ~) <i>n</i> affaire amorose
+* (matter, thing) <i>n</i> re
+* ~ ¬F (concern) <i>n</i> affaire
+* ~ ¬F (event) <i>n</i> affaire
+* <i>n</i> pragma
-<b>aconite</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • aconito
+<b>affect</b> (concern) <i>v</i> concernar
+* (have an affection for) <i>v</i> affectar
+* (have an effect on) <i>v</i> afficer
+* (impress) <i>v</i> impressionar
+* (influence) <i>v</i> influer super
+* (pretend, feign) <i>v</i> affectar
+* <i>v</i> conmover
+* <i>v</i> mover
+* ~ <b>with caries</b> (rot) [Med] <i>v</i> cariar
+<b>affectation</b> (artificiality of manner, preciosity) <i>n</i> affectation, preciositate
-<b>acorn</b> <i>n</i> • glande
-<b>acorn-shaped, glandiform</b> <i>adj</i> • glandiforme
+<b>affected</b> (full of affectation) <i>adj</i> affectate
+* (impressed, deeply) <i>adj</i> penetrate (pp of penetrar)
+* ~ <b>pose</b> <i>n</i> posa
+* ~ <b>with caries</b> (carious) <i>adj</i> cariate, cariose
+<b>affection</b>
-<b>acotyledon</b> <i>n</i> • acotyledon
+* (fondness) <i>n</i> affection, affecto
+* (love) <i>n</i> dilection
+* (tenderness) <i>n</i> teneressa
+* (the fact or state of being affected or acted upon) <i>n</i> affection
+* [Pathol] <i>n</i> affection
-<b>acoustic</b> <i>adj</i> • acustic
+<b>affectionate</b> (loving) <i>adj</i> affectuose
+* <i>adj</i> affectionate (pp of affectionar)
+* ~ <b>devotion</b> <i>n</i> pietate
-<b>acoustical</b> <i>adj</i> • acustic
+<b>affective</b> (emotional) <i>adj</i> affective
-<b>acousticly</b> <i>adv</i> • acusticamente
+<b>affiance</b> (betroth) <i>v</i> fidantiar
-<b>acoustics</b> <i>n</i> • acustica
+<b>affidavit</b> (written statement made on oath) <i>n</i> affid<u>a</u>vit
-<b>acquaint</b> <i>v</i> • poner al currente
+<b>affiliate</b> (affiliated) <i>adj</i> affiliate
+* (receive or connect as member, branch, etc.) <i>v</i> affiliar
+* <i>v</i> affiliar, affiliar se
-<b>acquaint</b> <i>v</i> • informar
+<b>affiliated</b> (pp of affiliar) <i>adj</i> affiliate
-<b>acquaintance, knowledge</b> <i>n</i> • cognoscentia
+<b>affiliation</b> <i>n</i> affiliation
-<b>acquaintance</b> <i>n</i> • cognoscentia
+<b>affinity</b> (attraction) <i>n</i> affinitate
+* (of similar structure) <i>n</i> affinitate
+* (relationship by marriage) <i>n</i> affinitate
+* (resemblance, likeness) <i>n</i> affinitate
-<b>acquaintance</b> (person with whom one is acquainted) <i>n</i> • cognoscentia
+<b>affirm</b> (assert) <i>v</i> affirmar
+* (assert) <i>v</i> asserer
+* (confirm it is true) <i>v</i> affirmar
+* (maintain) <i>v</i> pretender
+* ~ <b>positively</b> (asseverate) <i>v</i> asseverar, affirmar
-<b>acquainted with</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser al currente de
+<b>affirmable</b> <i>adj</i> affirmabile
-<b>acquainted with</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • cognoscer
+<b>affirmation</b> (affirmative proposition) <i>n</i> affirmation
+* (assertion) <i>n</i> affirmation, assertion
-<b>acquiesce</b> (agree without enthusiasm) <i>v</i> • acquiescer
+<b>affirmative</b> (affirmative statement, reply, etc.) <i>n</i> affirmativa
+* (assertive) <i>adj</i> affirmative
-<b>acquiesce</b> <i>v</i> • acquiescer
+<b>affirmer</b> <i>n</i> affirmator
-<b>acquiescence</b> <i>n</i> • acquiescentia
+<b>affirming</b> (assertory) <i>adj</i> assertori
-<b>acquiescent</b> <i>adj</i> • acquiescente (ppr of acquiescer)
+<b>affix</b> (fasten) <i>v</i> affiger, affixar
+* <i>n</i> affixo
-<b>acquiescent</b> <i>adj</i> • acquiescente
+<b>afflict</b> (torment) <i>v</i> remorder
+* <i>v</i> affliger
+<b>affliction</b> (distress, passion, suffering) <i>n</i> affliction, p<u>a</u>thos, passion
-<b>acquirable</b> <i>adj</i> • acquiribile
+<b>affluence</b> (as in affluence of people) <i>n</i> affluentia
-<b>acquire</b> <i>v</i> • acquirer [-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]
+* (concourse, flowing towards) <i>n</i> affluentia
+* (opulence, profusion) <i>n</i> affluentia
-<b>acquire</b> <i>v</i> • acquirer
+<b>affluent</b> (opulent) <i>adj</i> affluente
+* (tributary) (stream) <i>n</i> affluente
-<b>acquirement</b> <i>n</i> • acquisition
+<b>afflux</b> <i>n</i> affluxo
-<b>acquirer</b> <i>n</i> • acquiritor
+<b>afford</b> (give) <i>v</i> dar
+* (we cannot ~) <i>v</i>. <i>phr</i> nos non pote tolerar le expensa de
-<b>acquisition</b> (act of acquiring) <i>n</i> • acquisition
+<b>affording compensation</b> (compensative) <i>adj</i> compensative
-<b>acquisition</b> <i>n</i> • acquisition
+<b>afforest</b> <i>v</i> afforestar
-<b>acquisition</b> (thing acquired) <i>n</i> • acquisition
+<b>affray</b> (brawl) <i>n</i> rixa
-<b>acquisition</b> (thing acquired) <i>n</i> • acquesto
+<b>affront</b> (insult) <i>n</i> affronto
+* (to face in defiance, to insult to the face) <i>v</i> affrontar
-<b>acquit</b> (free from obligation) <i>v</i> • absolver
+<b>affronter</b> (insulter) <i>n</i> affrontator
-<b>acquit</b> (free from obligation) <i>v</i> • disculpar
+<b>affronting</b> (insulting) (act of) <i>n</i> affrontamento
-<b>acquit</b> (release from a duty or obligation) <i>v</i> • quitar
+<b>affusion</b> <i>n</i> affusion
-<b>acquittal</b> <i>n</i> • absolution
+<b>afghan</b> <i>adj</i> Afghan
+* <i>n</i> afghano
-<b>acre</b> [A] <i>n</i> • acre
+<B>Afghanistan</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Afghanistan
-<b>acreage</b> <i>n</i> • area
+<b>afield</b> (astray) <i>adv</i> disviate
+* (far ~) <i>adv</i> multo lontan
-<b>acrid</b> <i>adj</i> • acre
+<b>aflame</b> (in flames) <i>adj</i>/<i>adv</i> in flammas
+* (inflamed) <i>adj</i> inflammate
-<b>acrid</b> (bitter) <i>adj</i> • acerbe
+<b>afloat</b> <i>adj</i> flottante, in barca
-<b>acrid</b> (bitter) <i>adj</i> • acride
+<b>aflutter</b> <i>adj</i> nervosemente excitate
-<b>acridness</b> <i>n</i> • acritate
+<b>afoot</b> <i>adj</i>/<i>adv</i> in motion
-<b>acrimonious</b> <i>adj</i> • acrimoniose
+<b>aforementioned</b> (aforesaid) <i>adj</i> precitate, mentionate o citate previemente
-<b>acrimony</b> (bitterness in argument) <i>n</i> • acrimonio
+<b>aforesaid</b> (aforementioned) <i>adj</i> precitate, mentionate o citate previemente
-<b>acrimony</b> <i>n</i> • acrimonia
+<b>afraid</b> (be - of) <i>v</i> haber pavor de, haber timor de
+* <i>adj</i> apprehensive, pavorose, timorose
-<b>acro-</b> (terminal, topmost) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> • acr-
+<b>afresh</b> <i>adv</i> de nove
-<b>acrobat</b> <i>n</i> • acrobata
+<B>Africa</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> <U>A</U>frica
-<b>acrobat</b> <i>n</i> • acrobata (-òbata)
+<B>African</b> <i>adj</i> african
+* <i>n</i> africano
-<b>acrobatic</b> <i>adj</i> • acrobatic
+<b>after</b> (following) <i>prep</i> secundo, secun
+* (just ~) <i>phr</i> sovente, subinde
+* <i>adv</i> depost, depois, pois, post, postea
+* ~ <b>all</b> <i>prep</i> post toto
+* ~ <i>conj</i> post que
+* <i>prep</i> depost, depois, pois
+* ~ <b>that</b> (thereupon, tenceforward, from that time) <i>adv</i> inde
-<b>acrobatic</b> <i>n</i> • acrobatic
+<b>afterbirth</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> placenta, secundinas
-<b>acrobaticly</b> <i>adv</i> • acrobaticamente
+<b>after-burner</b> <i>n</i> becco de post-ignition
-<b>acrobatics</b> <i>n</i> • acrobatia (-ìa)
+<b>after-care</b> <i>n</i> cura de convalescentia
-<b>acrobatics</b> <i>n</i> • acrobatia
+<b>after-effect</b> [Med] <i>n</i> sequela, effecto secundari, consequentia, repercussion
-<b>acrobatism</b> <i>n</i> • acrobatismo
+<b>afterglow</b> <i>n</i> brillantia restante
-<b>acronym</b> <i>n</i> • acromymo
+<b>afterimage</b> <i>n</i> imagine restante
-<b>acrophobia</b> <i>n</i> • acrophobia
+<b>afterlife</b> <i>n</i> vita post-morte
-<b>acropolis</b> <i>n</i> • acropole
+<b>aftermath</b> <i>n</i> consequentias, effectos, resultato
-<b>across</b> <i>adv</i> • al altere latere (de)
+<b>afternoon</b> <i>n</i> postmeridie
-<b>across</b> <i>adv</i> • a transverso
+<b>afterthought</b> <i>n</i> reflexion posterior
-<b>across</b> <i>adv</i> • al altere latere
+<b>afterwards</b> (after, later, thereafter) <i>adv</i> post, pois, dep<u>o</u>is, depost, p<u>o</u>stea
+* (then, following in time, next in order) <i>adv</i> d<u>e</u>inde
+<b>again</b> (anew) <i>adv</i> de novo, de nove, altere vice, novemente, re-, <u>i</u>tero
-<b>across, over, on the farther side of, beyond</b> <i>prep</i> • trans
+* (attach, fasten) <i>v</i> re(attaccar), (attacar) de novo
+* ~ <b>and again</b> <i>adv</i> repetitemente
-<b>across</b> (over, beyond, on the farther side of) <i>prep</i> • trans
+<b>against one</b>'<b>s will</b> (unwillingly) <i>adv</i> nolente
+* <i>prep</i> contra, erga
-<b>across</b> <i>prep</i> • trans
+<b>agape</b> (love) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>gape, amor christian
-<b>acrostic</b> (initial spelled line verse) <i>n</i> • acrostichio
+<b>agar</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> agar
+* [Bot] <i>n</i> gellatina de alga
-<b>acrostic</b> [Pros] <i>n</i> • acrostichio
+<b>agar-agar</b> <i>n</i> agar-agar [Mal]
-<b>act</b> (act of a play) <i>n</i> • acto
+<b>agaric</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> agaric
+* [Bot] <i>n</i> agarico
-<b>act</b> (action, deed) <i>n</i> • acto
+<b>agate</b> (agatine) <i>adj</i> agatin
+* (the stone agate) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>gata
-<b>act</b> (behave) <i>v</i> • conducer (se)
+<b>agatiferous</b> <i>adj</i> agat<u>i</u>fere
-<b>act</b> (behave) <i>v</i> • conducer
+<b>agatiform</b> <i>adj</i> agatiforme
-<b>act</b> (do) <i>vi</i> • ager
+<b>agave</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> agave
-<b>act</b> (in the -) <i>adv</i> • in flagrante delicto
+<b>age</b> (1. lapse of time; 2. period in life) <i>n</i> etate
+* (long period of time) <i>n</i> evo
+* (oldness) <i>n</i> vetulessa, vetustate
+* (period) <i>n</i> epocha
+* (years) <i>n</i> etate
+* <i>vi</i> inveterar
-<b>act</b> <i>n</i> • acto
+<b>aged</b> <i>adj</i> vetule
-<b>act</b> (theat) <i>v</i> • jocar
+<b>agency</b> (as in news agency, real estate agency, etc.) <i>n</i> agentia
-<b>act</b> <i>vt</i> • representar
+<b>agenda</b> (memorandum book) <i>n</i> agenda
+<b>agent</b> (1. active power; 2. one who acts for another) <i>n</i> agente
-<b>act of god</b> <i>n</i> • caso fortuite
+* (emissary) <i>n</i> emissario
+* (minister) <i>n</i> ministro
+* (representant) <i>n</i> representante
+* <i>n</i> mandatario
+<b>agglomerate</b> (gather into a mass, gather or heap together) <i>v</i> agglomerar
-<b>act of parliament</b> <i>n</i> • statuto
+* <i>n</i> agglomerato
-<b>act of parliament</b> <i>n</i> • acto del parlamento
+<b>agglomeration</b> <i>n</i> agglomeration
-<b>act of parliament</b> <i>n</i> • lege
+<b>agglutinant</b> (agglutinative) <i>adj</i> agglutinante (ppr of agglutinar)
-<b>act of soaking</b> <i>n</i> • imbibition
+<b>agglutinate</b> (stick or glue together) <i>v</i> agglutinar
-<b>acting</b> <i>n</i> • joco
+<b>agglutinating</b> (agglutinative) <i>adj</i> agglutinative
-<b>acting</b> (temporary) <i>adj</i> • interimari (in le interim)
+<b>agglutination</b> <i>n</i> agglutination
-<b>acting</b> (temporary) <i>adj</i> • interimari
+<b>agglutinative</b> (agglutinating) <i>adj</i> agglutinative
+<b>aggrandize</b> (augment, increase the power, wealth, or rank, of; make bigger) <i>v</i> aggrandir, augmentar, aggrandisar
-<b>actinia</b> (sea anemone) [Bot] <i>n</i> • actinia
-<b>actinic</b> <i>adj</i> • actinic
+<b>aggrandizement</b> <i>n</i> aggrandimento
-<b>actinium</b> (Ac) <i>n</i> • actinium
+<b>aggravate</b> (infuriate) <i>v</i> exasperar
+* (make worse, worsen, infuriate, make worse a disease, pain, etc.) <i>v</i> aggravar, exasperar
-<b>actinium</b> (Ac) <i>n</i> • actinio
+<b>aggravated</b> [Law] <i>adj</i> qualificate pp of qualificar
-<b>action</b> (act, acting) <i>n</i> • action
+<b>aggravating</b> (annoying, making worse) <i>adj</i> aggravante, exasperante
+<b>aggravation</b> (act of aggravating, or state of being aggravated, annoyance, making worse) <i>n</i> aggravation, exasperation, aggravamento
-<b>action</b> (lawsuit) <i>n</i> • action
-<b>action</b> <i>n</i> • action
+<b>aggravator</b> <i>n</i> aggravator
+<b>aggregate</b> (collect or unite into a mass or sum) <i>v</i> aggregar
-<b>actionable</b> <i>adj</i> • actionabile
+* (inclusive etc,, total) <i>adj</i> collective, total, global
+* <i>n</i> aggregato
+* <i>n</i> total
+* <i>v</i> aggregar
+* <i>v</i> aggregar (se)
-<b>activate</b> <i>v</i> • activar
+<b>aggregation</b> <i>n</i> aggregation
-<b>activation</b> <i>n</i> • activation
+<b>aggregative</b> <i>adj</i> aggregative
-<b>active</b> <i>adj</i> • active
+<b>aggression</b> <i>n</i> aggression
-<b>active voice</b> <i>phr</i> • voce active
+<b>aggressive</b> <i>adj</i> aggressive
-<b>activist</b> <i>n</i> • activista
+<b>aggressor</b> <i>n</i> aggressor
-<b>activity</b> <i>n</i> • activitate
+<b>aggrieve</b> <i>n</i> offender
-<b>actor</b> <i>n</i> • actor
+<b>aghast</b> <i>adj</i> horrificate
-<b>actress</b> <i>n</i> • actrice
+<b>agile</b> (fleet, nimble) <i>adj</i> legier ¬lejér
+* (nimble, quick) <i>adj</i> preste
+* <i>adj</i> agile
+<b>agility</b> (fleetness, nimbleness) <i>n</i> legieressa ¬lejeressa
-<b>acts of desperation</b> <i>phr</i> • actos de desperation
+* (nimbleness, quickness) <i>n</i> prestessa
+* <i>n</i> agilitate
-<b>acts of love</b> <i>phr</i> • actiones de amor
+<b>agio</b> (exchange premium) [Commer] <i>n</i> agio ¬ajo
+<b>agiotage</b> (exchange business, stockbroking) <i>n</i> agiotage ¬ajotaje
-<b>acts of negligence</b> <i>phr</i> • actiones de negligentia
+<b>agitate</b> (1. to move or shake violently, stir up) <i>v</i> agitar
-<b>acts of violence</b> <i>phr</i> • actos de violentia
+<b>agitation</b> (1. violent moving or shaking; 2. disturbance, excitement) <i>n</i> agitation
-<b>acts of violence</b> <i>phr</i> • vias de facto
+* (commotion, tremor) (violent physical or mental disturbance) <i>n</i> commotion
+* (trepidation) <i>n</i> trepiditate
+<b>agitator</b> (1. [Pol]; 2. apparatus for shaking or mixing) <i>n</i> agitator
-<b>actual</b> <i>adj</i> • real
-<b>actual</b> <i>adj</i> • actual
+<b>aglet</b> (aiguillette) <i>n</i> agulietta
-<b>actual</b> (real) <i>adj</i> • actual
+<b>agnate</b> (on father's side) <i>adj</i> de parte del patre
-<b>actuality</b> (actual existence) <i>n</i> • actualitate
+<b>agnostic</b> <i>adj</i> agn<u>o</u>stic
+* <i>n</i> agn<u>o</u>stico
-<b>actualization</b> <i>n</i> • actualisation
+<b>agnosticism</b> <i>n</i> agnosticismo
-<b>actualize</b> <i>v</i> • actualisar
+<b>ago</b> (a year ~) <i>phr</i> ante un anno, un anno retro
+* (long ~) <i>phr</i> pridem
+* <i>adv</i> in passato
+* <i>adv</i> retro
-<b>actually</b> <i>adv</i> • in realitate
+<b>agoago</b> (a moment ~) <i>phr</i> jam
-<b>actually</b> <i>adv</i> • actualmente
+<b>agog</b> (excited) <i>adj</i> excitate
-<b>actuarial</b> <i>adj</i> • actuarial
+<b>agon</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> agon
-<b>actuary</b> <i>n</i> • actuario
+<b>agonist</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> agonista
-<b>actuary</b> (risk calculator) <i>n</i> • actuario
+<b>agonistic</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>adj</i> agonistic
-<b>actuary's office</b> (or profession) <i>n</i> • actuariato
+<b>agonize</b> (anguishing, suffering, suffer mental anguish) <i>v</i> agonisar
-<b>actuate</b> (put into action) <i>v</i> • actuar
+<b>agonizing</b> <i>adj</i> agonisante
-<b>actuate</b> (put into motion) <i>v</i> • actuar
+<b>agony</b> (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind) <i>n</i> agon<u>i</u>a
+* (anguish) <i>n</i> angustia
-<b>actuate</b> (put into motion) <i>v</i> • actionar
+<b>agora</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>gora
-<b>actuate</b> (set in action or motion) <i>v</i> • actionar
+<b>agoraphobe</b> [Pychopathol] <i>n</i> agor<u>a</u>phobo
-<b>actuation</b> <i>n</i> • actuation
+<b>agoraphobia</b> [Psychopathol] <i>n</i> agoraphob<u>i</u>a
-<b>acuity</b> <i>n</i> • acuitate
+<b>agoraphobic</b> <i>adj</i> agoraphobic, agor<u>a</u>phobe
-<b>aculeate</b> [Zool/Bot] <i>adj</i> • aculeate
+<b>agrarian</b> <i>adj</i> agrari
+<b>agree</b> (be in agreement, come to an agreement, concur) <i>v</i> concordar, convenir [-ven-/-vent-], consentir, esser de accordo
-<b>aculeiform</b> <i>adj</i> • aculeiforme
+* [Gram] <i>v</i> concordar
-<b>acumen</b> (keenness) <i>n</i> • acumine
+<b>agreeable</b> (pleasing) <i>adj</i> agradabile
+* <i>adj</i> agradabile
-<b>acumen</b> <i>n</i> • acumine
+<b>agreeableness</b> (pleasantness) <i>n</i> agradamento
+<b>agreement</b>
-<b>acuminate, pointed</b> <i>adj</i> • acuminate
+* (concurrence) <i>n</i> accordo
+* (pact) <i>n</i> convention
+* (treaty) <i>n</i> tractato
+* <i>n</i> concordantia
-<b>acuminate, pointed</b> <i>adj</i> • acuminate (pp of acuminar)
+<b>agricultural</b> (agronomic) <i>adj</i> agronomic
+* (farming) <i>adj</i> aratori
+* <i>adj</i> agricole, agricultural
-<b>acuminate, sharpen</b> <i>v</i> • acuminar
+<b>agriculturalist</b> <i>n</i> agr<u>i</u>cola
-<b>acupuncture</b> <i>n</i> • acupunctura
+<b>agriculture</b> (farming) <i>n</i> agricultura
-<b>acupuncture</b> (needle medicine) <i>n</i> • acupunctura
+<b>agriculturist</b> <i>n</i> agricultor
-<b>acupuncture</b> <i>v</i> • acupuncturar
+<b>agronomic</b> (agricultural) <i>adj</i> agronomic, agricultural
-<b>acutangular</b> [Geom] (acute-angled) <i>adj</i> • acutangule
+<b>agronomist</b> <i>n</i> agr<u>o</u>nomo, agronomista
-<b>acute</b> (acting keenly on the senses) <i>adj</i> • acute
+<b>agronomy</b> (agronomics) <i>n</i> agronom<u>i</u>a
-<b>acute</b> (sharp-pointed) <i>adj</i> • acute
+<b>aground</b> (run ~) <i>v</i> arenar, arenar se
+* <i>adv</i> arenate
-<b>acute</b> (shrewd, penetrating, keen) <i>adj</i> • acute
+<b>ah</b> <i>interj</i> ah
+* ~ <i>interj</i> ei
+* ~ <i>interj</i> eia, heia
-<b>acute accent</b> <i>n</i> • accento acute
+<b>aha</b> <i>interj</i> aha
+* ~ <i>interj</i> heia
-<b>acute angled</b> [Geom] (acutangular) <i>adj</i> • acutangule
+<b>ahead</b> <i>adv</i> ante, avante
-<b>acute pain</b> <i>n</i> • dolor acute
+<b>ahem</b> <i>interj</i> ehem
-<b>acuteness, sharpness</b> <i>n</i> • acutessa
+<b>aid</b> (assist) <i>v</i> coadjuvar, subvenir
+* (help) <i>n</i> adjuta, auxilio, subvention, succurso
+* (help) <i>v</i> adjutar, adjuvar, auxiliar, succurrer, juvar
-<b>ad</b> (advertising) [Amer] <i>n</i> • annuncio
+<b>aide</b> (assistant) <i>n</i> adjuta
-<b>ad hoc</b> <i>phr</i> • ad hoc
+<b>aigrette</b> ¬F <i>n</i> aigrette
-<b>ad infinitum</b> <i>phr</i> • sin fin
+<b>aiguillette</b> (aglet) <i>n</i> agulietta
-<b>ad infinitum</b> <i>phr</i> • ad infinitum
+<b>ail</b> <i>v</i> doler, penar
-<b>ad lib</b> <i>adj/adv</i> • ad lib
+<b>aileron</b> <i>n</i>
-<b>ad lib</b> (improvise) <i>v</i> • improvisar
+<b>ailment</b> <i>n</i> infirmitate, maladia, morbo
-<b>adage</b> <i>n</i> • adagio
+<b>aim</b> (- a gun) <i>v</i> punctar un arma
+* (- a telescope) <i>v</i> punctar un telescopio
+* (as in take aim, good aim, etc.) <i>n</i> mira
+* (blow) <i>vt</i> diriger
+* (end) <i>n</i> fin
+* (goal) <i>n</i> gol
+* (intend) <i>vi</i> aspirar, aspirar a, intender, intender de
+* (object) <i>n</i> objecto
+* (objective, scope, object) <i>n</i> objectivo, scopo
+* (purpose) <i>n</i> prop<u>o</u>sito
+* (take aim) <i>v</i> visar, mirar
+* ~ <b>at</b> (take, target) <i>v</i> mirar, visar
-<b>adage</b> <i>n</i> • proverbio
+<b>aiming</b> (pointing) (of guns, etc) <i>n</i> punctage ¬punctaje
-<b>adagio</b> <i>adj/adv</i> • adagio
+<b>aimless</b> <i>adj</i> sin prop<u>o</u>sito
-<b>adagio</b> <i>adv</i> • lentemente
+<b>aimlessly</b> <i>adv</i> sin prop<u>o</u>sito
-<b>adagio</b> [Mus] <i>adv</i> • adagio
+<b>ain</b>'<b>t</b> (isn't) <i>v</i> non es
-<b>adagio</b> [Mus] <i>adv</i> • adagio [I]
+<b>air</b> (1. atmospheric air; 2. appearance; 3. melody) <i>n</i> aere, aer
+* (airy, aerial) <i>adj</i> aeree
+* (expose to the open air) <i>v</i> aerar
+* (in the open) <i>phr</i> al aere libere
+* ~ <b>condition</b> <i>v</i> climatisar
+* ~ <b>conditioning</b> <i>n</i> climatisation
+* ~ <b>hostess</b> <i>n</i> stewardessa
+* ~ <b>pressure</b> <i>n</i> pression atmospheric
+* ~ <b>raid</b> <i>n</i> incursion aeree
-<b>adagio</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • adagio [I]
+<b>airborne</b> <i>adj</i> portate per le aere
-<b>adagio</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • adagio
+<b>air-condition</b> <i>v</i> climatisar
-<b>Adam</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> • Adam
+<b>air-conditioning</b> <i>n</i> climatisation
-<b>adamant</b> <i>adj</i> • adamante
+<b>aircraft carrier</b> <i>n</i> porta-aviones
+* <i>n</i> aeronave, aeronaves
-<b>adamant</b> (unyielding) <i>adj</i> • intransigente
+<b>airfield</b> <i>n</i> aerodromo, campo de aviation
-<b>Adamic</b> <i>adj</i> • adamic
+<b>airforce</b> <i>n</i> fortia aeree, armea aeree
-<b>Adam's apple</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • pomo de adam
+<b>airing</b> (aeration) <i>n</i> aerage ¬aeraje, aeration
+* <i>n</i> aeration, ventilation
-<b>adapt</b> <i>v</i> • appropriar
+<b>airline</b> <i>n</i> linea aeree
-<b>adapt</b> <i>v</i> • adaptar
+<b>airmail</b> (by ~) <i>adv</i> per avion, per via aeree
+* <i>n</i> posta aeree
-<b>adapt</b> <i>v</i> • adaptar (se)
+<b>airman</b> (aeronaut) <i>n</i> aeronauta, aviator, aeronauta
-<b>adapt</b> <i>v</i> • aptar
+<b>airplane</b> (by ~) <i>adv</i> per aeroplano, per avion, per via aeree
+* <i>n</i> aeroplano, avion
-<b>adaptability</b> <i>n</i> • adaptabilitate
+<b>airport</b> <i>n</i> aeroporto
-<b>adaptable</b> <i>adj</i> • appropriabile
+<b>airs</b> (put on ~) <i>phr</i> dar se aeres
-<b>adaptable</b> <i>adj</i> • adaptabile
+<b>airship</b> <i>n</i> aeronave, aeroplano, avion, nave aeree
-<b>adaptable</b> <i>adj</i> • accommodabile
+<b>airsickness</b> <i>n</i> mal de aviatores
-<b>adaptation, accommodation</b> <i>n</i> • accommodation
+<b>airtight</b> <i>adj</i> hermetic
-<b>adaptation</b> (action of adapting) <i>n</i> • appropriation
+<b>aisle</b> <i>n</i> nave lateral
+* <i>n</i> passage
-<b>adaptation</b> <i>n</i> • adaptation
+<B>Aix-la-Chapelle</b> (Aachen) [G] <i>n</i> Aachen, Aquisgrano
-<b>adapter</b> (adaptor) <i>n</i> • adaptator
+<b>ajar</b> <i>adj</i> semiaperte
-<b>adaptor</b> <i>n</i> • adaptator
+<b>alabaster</b> (as in gypseous alabaster) <i>n</i> alabastro
+* (Oriental alabaster) <i>n</i> alabastrite
-<b>add</b> (add one thing to another) <i>v</i> • adder
+<b>alabastrine</b> (alabaster) <i>adj</i> alabastrin
-<b>add</b> <i>v</i> • adder
+<b>alacritous</b> (eager, brisk) <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>lacre
-<b>add to</b> <i>v</i> • annexar
+<b>alacrity</b> (quickness, eagerness, briskness) <i>n</i> alacritate
-<b>add up</b> [Math] <i>v</i> • additionar
+<b>alarm</b> (alert) <i>n</i> allerta
+* (alert) <i>n</i> allerta
+* (give the alarm to) <i>v</i> allertar
+* ~ <b>clock</b> <i>n</i> eveliator
+* <i>n</i> alarma
+* <i>v</i> alarmar
+* <i>v</i> alarmar, allertar
-<b>add up</b> [Math] <i>v</i> • summar
+<b>alarming</b> <i>adj</i> alarmante (ppr of alarmar)
-<b>add up</b> (sum up) <i>v</i> • summar
+<b>alarmist</b> <i>n</i> alarmista
-<b>add up</b> <i>v</i> • additionar
+<b>alas</b> <i>interj</i> guai
-<b>addenda</b> <i>n</i> • addenda
+<B>Alaska</b> (State of ~) <i>n</i> le Stato de Alaska
+* [Geog] <i>n</i> Alaska
-<b>addendum</b> <i>n</i> • addendum
+<b>alb</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> alba
-<b>addendum</b> <i>n</i> • addendum (pl addenda)</b> NL]
+<B>Albania</b> <i>n</i> Albania
-<b>adder</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • summator
+<b>albatross</b> [Ornith] <i>n</i> albatros
-<b>adder</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • additor
+<b>albeit</b> <i>conj</i> benque
-<b>adder</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • additionator
+<B>Alberta</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Alberta
-<b>adder</b> [Zool] <i>n</i> • vipera
+<b>albiflorous</b> (white-flowered) <i>adj</i> albiflor
-<b>addict</b> (enthusiast) <i>n</i> • enthusiasta
+<b>albinism</b> <i>n</i> albinismo
-<b>addict</b> (of drugs, substances) <i>n</i> • narcomano
+<b>albino</b> <i>adj</i> albin
+* <i>n</i> albino
-<b>addicted to drink, bibulous</b> <i>adj</i> • bibule
+<b>album</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>lbum
-<b>addiction</b> (drugs) <i>n</i> • narcomania
+<b>albumen</b> (1. white of an egg, egg-white 2. [Bot]) <i>n</i> albumine
-<b>addiction</b> (enthusiasm) <i>n</i> • enthusiasmo
+<b>albumin</b> (complex protein) <i>n</i> alb<u>u</u>mina
-<b>adding machine</b> <i>n</i> • calculator
+<b>albuminoid</b> (albuminoidal) <i>n</i> albuminoide
-<b>addition</b> (action of adding) <i>n</i> • addition
+<b>albuminous</b> (albuminose) <i>adj</i> albuminose
-<b>addition</b> (in -) <i>conj/prep. phr</i> • in plus
+<b>albuminuria</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> albuminuria
-<b>addition</b> (in - to) <i>prep</i> • in plus
+<b>alburnum</b> (sapwood) <i>n</i> alburno
-<b>addition</b> (in - to) <i>prep</i> • extra
+<b>alcalde</b> (mayor of a Spanish town, etc.) <i>n</i> alcalde ¬H
-<b>addition</b> (in - to) <i>prep</i> • preter
+<b>alchemical</b> <i>adj</i> alchimic
-<b>addition</b> <i>n</i> • addition
+<b>alchemist</b> <i>n</i> alchimista
-<b>addition</b> (supplement) <i>n</i> • supplemento
+<b>alchemy</b> <i>n</i> alchim<u>i</u>a
-<b>addition</b> (thing added) <i>n</i> • addition
+<b>alcohol</b> <i>n</i> alcohol ¬NL
-<b>additional</b> <i>adj</i> • additional
+<b>alcoholic</b> <i>adj</i> alcoholic
+* <i>n</i> alcoholico
-<b>additionally</b> <i>adv</i> • additionalmente
+<b>alcoholism</b> <i>n</i> alcoholismo
-<b>additive</b> <i>adj</i> • additive
+<b>alcoholization</b> <i>n</i> alcoholisation
-<b>addle</b> (confuse) <i>v</i> • confuse
+<b>alcoholize</b> <i>v</i> alcoholisar
-<b>addled</b> <i>adj</i> • putride
+<b>alcove</b> (recessed portion of a room) <i>n</i> alcova
-<b>address</b> (a letteror person) <i>v</i> • adressar
+<b>alderman</b> <i>n</i> legislator urban
-<b>address</b> (accost) <i>v</i> • abbordar
+<b>ale</b> (brown ~) <i>n</i> bira obscur
+* (pale ~) <i>n</i> bira clar
+* <i>n</i> ale ¬A, bira
-<b>address</b> (address of a letter, package) <i>n</i> • adresse
+<b>aleatoric</b> (random) <i>adj</i> aleatori
-<b>address</b> (address of a letter, package) <i>n</i> • adresse [F]
+<b>aleatory</b> (random) <i>adj</i> aleatori
-<b>address</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • adresse
+<b>alembic</b> <i>adj</i> alembic
+* ~ aleron
-<b>address</b> (formal communication) <i>n</i> • adresse
+<b>alert</b> (alarm) <i>n</i> alerta, allerta
+* (vigilant) <i>adj</i> alerte, vigilante
+* (watchful) <i>adj</i> allerte
+* <i>adj</i> alerte, allerte
+* <i>v</i> alertar, allertar
-<b>address</b> (formal communication) <i>n</i> • adresse [F]
+<b>alertness</b> <i>n</i> vigilantia
-<b>address</b> <i>n</i> • direction
+<B>Aleut</b> <i>n</i> aleut
-<b>address</b> (on letter) <i>n</i> • adresse
+<B>Aleutian</b> <i>adj</i> aleutic
-<b>address</b> (speak to) <i>v</i> • abbordar
+<B>Alexandria</b> <i>npr</i> Alexandr<u>i</u>a
-<b>address</b> (speech) <i>n</i> • discurso
+<B>Alexandrian</b> (1. of Alexandria; 2. of Alexander the Great) <i>adj</i> alexandrin
+* <i>adj</i> alexandrin
-<b>address</b> (to address a prayer to) <i>v</i> • adressar
+<B>Alexandrine</b> [Pros] <i>adj</i> alexandrin
+* [Pros] <i>n</i> alexandrino
-<b>address</b> (write the address on, direct) <i>v</i> • adressar
+<b>alfalfa</b> (lucerne) [Bot] <i>n</i> lucerna, alfalfa
-<b>addressee</b> <i>n</i> • destinatario
+<b>alga</b> <i>n</i> alga
-<b>adduce</b> (cite, give proof) <i>v</i> • adducer
+<b>algae</b> <i>n</i> algas
-<b>adduce</b> <i>v</i> • adducer
+<b>algebra</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>lgebra
-<b>adduce</b> <i>v</i> • adducer [-duc-/-duct-]
+<b>algebraic</b> (algebraical) <i>adj</i> algebraic, algebric
-<b>adducer</b> <i>n</i> • adductor
+<b>algebrist</b> <i>n</i> algebrista
-<b>adduct</b> [Med] <i>v</i> • adductar
+<B>Alger</b> <i>npr</i> Alger
-<b>adduction</b> (act of adducing) <i>n</i> • adduction
+<B>Algeria</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Algeria
-<b>adduction</b> <i>n</i> • adduction
+<B>Algerian</b> (Algerine) <i>n</i> algeriano
+* <i>adj</i> algerian
-<b>adduction</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> • adduction
+<B>Algerine</b> (Algerian) <i>adj</i> algerian
-<b>adductor</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> • adductor
+<b>algesia</b> (sensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> alges<u>i</u>a
-<b>adelph-</b> [occurring in compounds] (brother, twin) <i>n</i> • adelpho-
+<B>Algiers</b> <i>n</i> Alger
-<b>adelpho-</b> (adelph-) [occurring in compounds] (brother, twin) <i>n</i> • adelpho-
+<b>algo</b>-, <b>alg</b>- (pain) occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> algo-, alg-
-<b>adenitis</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • adenitis
+<b>algol</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> lingua de programmation algol
-<b>adenitis</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • adenitis (-ìtis)
+<b>algometer</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> alg<u>o</u>metro
-<b>adenography</b> <i>n</i> • adenographia (-ìa)
+<b>algometric</b> [Psychol] <i>adj</i> algometric
+<b>algometry</b> (measurement of sensitivity to pain) [Psychol] <i>n</i> algometr<u>i</u>a
-<b>adenography</b> <i>n</i> • adenographia
-<b>adenoid, adenoidal</b> <i>adj</i> • adenoide
+<B>Algonquian</b> (Amerindian) <i>n</i> algonquiano
+* <i>adj</i> algonquian
-<b>adenoid</b> <i>n</i> • adenoide
+<b>algorithm</b> <i>n</i> algorithmo
-<b>adenoidal, adenoid</b> <i>adj</i> • adenoide
+<b>algorithmic</b> <i>adj</i> algorithmic
-<b>adenoids</b> <i>n</i> • adenoides
+<b>alias</b> <i>adv</i> <u>a</u>lias
+* <i>n</i> pseudonymo
-<b>adenoma</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • adenoma
+<b>alibi</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>libi
-<b>adenose, glandulous</b> <i>adj</i> • adenose
+<b>alibility</b> <i>n</i> alibilitate
-<b>adept</b> <i>n</i> • experto
+<b>alible</b> (nutritive, nourishing) <i>adj</i> alibile
-<b>adept</b> <i>n</i> • adepto
+<b>alien</b> (different, differing in nature) <i>adj</i> alien, estranie
+* (foreign) <i>n</i> alien, estranie, estraniero
-<b>adept</b> (skillful) <i>adj</i> • experte
+<b>alienability</b> <i>n</i> alienabilitate
-<b>adequate</b> <i>adj</i> • adequate
+<b>alienable</b> <i>adj</i> alienabile
+<b>alienate</b> (1. to transfer ownership of; 2. to estrange) <i>v</i> alienar, estraniar
-<b>adequate</b> <i>adj</i> • adequate (pp of adequar)
+<b>alienation</b> (1. transfer of ownership to another; 2. estrangement; 3. insanity) <i>n</i> alienation, 2. alienation, estraniamento
-<b>adequate, deserved</b> <i>adj</i> • condigne
-<b>adequate</b> <i>v</i> • adequate
+<b>alienator</b> <i>n</i> alienator
-<b>adequate</b> <i>v</i> • sufficiente
+<b>alienee</b> <i>n</i> alienatario
-<b>adequate</b> <i>v</i> • condigne
+<b>alienism</b> [Med] <i>n</i> alienismo
-<b>adequation</b> <i>n</i> • adequation
+<b>alienist</b> <i>n</i> alienista
-<b>adhere</b> (- to an opinion, party) <i>v</i> • adherer
+<b>alight</b> (aflame) <i>adj</i> in flammas
+* (illuminated) <i>adj</i> illuminate
+* (set ~) <i>v</i> accender, incender
+* ~ <b>on water</b> [Aeronaut] <i>v</i> amarar
+* <i>v</i> atterrar
+* <i>v</i> descender
-<b>adhere</b> (- to an opinion, party) <i>v</i> • adherer [-her-/-hes-]
+<b>alighting on water</b> (action of ~) [Aeronaut] <i>n</i> amarage ¬amaraje
-<b>adhere</b> (stick fast) <i>v</i> • adherer
+<b>align</b> (range or place in a line) <i>v</i> alinear
-<b>adhere</b> (stick fast) <i>v</i> • adherer [-her-/-hes-]
+<b>alignment</b> (action of aligning) <i>n</i> alineamento
-<b>adhere</b> <i>v</i> • adherer
+<b>alike</b> (equal) <i>adj</i> equal, similar, s<u>i</u>mile
+* <i>adv</i> equalmente, similarmente, similemente, del mesme maniera
-<b>adherence</b> (- to a treaty, a party) <i>n</i> • accession
+<b>alimental</b> (nourishing) <i>adj</i> alimental
-<b>adherence</b> (attachment) <i>n</i> • adherentia
+<b>alimentary</b> <i>adj</i> alimentari
+* ~ <b>canal</b> (enteron) [Anat/Zool] <i>n</i> <u>e</u>nteron
-<b>adherent</b> <i>adj</i> • adherente
+<b>alimentation</b> (nourishment) <i>n</i> alimentation
-<b>adherent</b> (follower) <i>n</i> • adherente
+<b>alimenter</b> (feeder) <i>n</i> alimentator
-<b>adhesion</b> (assent) <i>n</i> • adhesion
+<b>alimony</b> <i>n</i> alimentos, alimentos (post-marital)
-<b>adhesion</b> <i>n</i> • adhesion
+<b>alive</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> esser, spirar, viver, esser vivente
+* (live, living) <i>adj</i> vivente, vive
+* (make ~) <i>v</i> animar, reanimar, vivificar
+* ~ <b>and well</b> <i>phr</i> san e salve
-<b>adhesion</b> (sticking) <i>n</i> • adhesion
+<b>alizarin</b> (madder root) <i>n</i> alizarina
-<b>adhesive</b> <i>n</i> • adhesive
+<b>alkali</b> <i>n</i> alcali
-<b>adhesive</b> (sticking) <i>adj</i> • adhesive
+<b>alkalimeter</b> <i>n</i> alcal<u>i</u>metro
-<b>adhesive plaster</b> (sticking plaster) <i>n</i> • sparadrapo
+<b>alkaline</b> <i>adj</i> alcalin
+* <i>n</i> alcalino
-<b>adhesive tape</b> <i>n</i> • sparadrapo
+<b>alkalinity</b> <i>n</i> alcalinitate
-<b>adiabatic</b> <i>adj</i> • adiabatic
+<b>alkalization</b> <i>n</i> alcalisation
-<b>adieu, farewell</b> <i>n</i> • adieu
+<b>alkalize</b> <i>v</i> alcalisar
-<b>adieu, farewell</b> <i>n</i> • adieu [F]
+<b>alkaloid</b> <i>n</i> alcaloide
-<b>adieu</b> (Fr) <i>n</i> • adeo
+<b>all</b> (1. as in all the cheese; 2. as in all the books) <i>adj</i> omne, tote
+* (1. the whole of; 2. all the parts, members, etc. of a whole series or group) <i>adj</i> tote, omne
+* (above ~) <i>adv</i> super toto
+* (after ~) <i>adv</i> post toto
+* (at ~) <i>adv</i> del toto
+* (everybody) <i>pron</i> omnes
+* (everything) <i>pron</i> toto
+* (not at ~) <i>adv</i> nullemente
+* <i>adv</i> completemente
+* ~ <b>clear</b> <i>n</i> toto ben, toto clar
+* <i>n</i> toto
+* ~ <b>out</b> <i>adj</i>/<i>adv</i> con maxime fortia
+* ~ <b>over</b> (finished) <i>adj</i> terminate, in tote parte
+* ~ <i>pron</i> <u>o</u>mnes, totes
+* ~ <b>right</b> <i>adv</i> ben, correcte, salve
+* ~ <b>right</b> <i>interj</i> ben!, bon!, de accordo
+* ~ <b>round</b> <i>adj</i> incirculante (completemente)
+* ~ <b>star</b> <i>adj</i> omnistella
+* ~ <b>star</b> <i>n</i> omnistella
+* ~ <b>the better</b> <i>adv</i> tanto melio
+* ~ <b>the same</b> <i>adv</i> con tote isto
+* ~ <b>told</b> <i>adv</i> in toto
-<b>adieu</b> (Fr) <i>n</i> • adieu
+<B>Allah</b> (arabic) <i>n</i> Allah
-<b>adipocere</b> <i>n</i> • adipocera
+<b>allay</b> (calming, soothe, appease) <i>v</i> sedar
-<b>adipose</b> (- fat) <i>adj</i> • adipose
+<b>allegation</b> (assertion without proof) [Law] <i>n</i> allegation
-<b>adipose</b> (fatty) <i>adj</i> • adipose
+<b>allege</b> (affirm, bring forward as an argument or excuse) <i>v</i> allegar
+* (use as an excuse) <i>v</i> pretextar
+* ~ <b>as a pretext</b> <i>v</i> pretextar
-<b>adiposis</b> (fatty degeneration) <i>n</i> • adiposis (-òsis)
+<b>alleged</b> <i>adj</i> pretense
-<b>adiposis</b> (fatty degeneration) <i>n</i> • adiposis
+<b>allegiance</b> (loyalty) <i>n</i> deber de fidelitate
-<b>adiposity</b> (fatness) <i>n</i> • adipositate
+<b>allegoric</b> (allegorical) <i>adj</i> allegoric
-<b>adit</b> (access, entrance) <i>n</i> • adito (àdi-)
+<b>allegorist</b> <i>n</i> allegorista
-<b>adit</b> (access, entrance) <i>n</i> • adito
+<b>allegorization</b> <i>n</i> allegorisation
+<b>allegorize</b> <i>v</i> allegorisar
-<b>adit</b> (entrance) (door, passage through which one enters) <i>n</i> • adito (àdi-)
+<b>allegorizer</b> <i>n</i> allegorisator
-<b>adit</b> (entrance) (door, passage through which one enters) <i>n</i> • adito
-<b>adjacency</b> (state of being adjacent) <i>n</i> • adjacentia
+<b>allegory</b> (hidden meaning story) <i>n</i> allegor<u>i</u>a
-<b>adjacent</b> <i>adj</i> • limitrophe
+<b>allegretto</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> allegretto
-<b>adjacent</b> <i>adj</i> • adjacente
+<b>allegro</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> allegro
-<b>adjacent, circumjacent</b> <i>adj</i> • circumvicin
+<b>allergic</b> [Pathol] <i>adj</i> allergic
-<b>adjectival</b> (adjective) [Gram] <i>adj</i> • adjectival
+<b>allergy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> allerg<u>i</u>a
-<b>adjective</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> • adjective
+<b>alleviate</b> (relieve) <i>v</i> alleviar
-<b>adjective</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • adjectivo
+<b>alleviation</b> <i>n</i> alleviation
-<b>adjoin</b> <i>v</i> • adjunger
+<b>alley</b> (street) <i>n</i> vico
+* <i>n</i> allee
-<b>adjoining</b> <i>adj</i> • adjuncte
+<b>alliance</b> <i>n</i> alliantia
-<b>adjoining, contiguous</b> <i>adj</i> • contigue
+<b>allied</b> <i>adj</i> alliate
-<b>adjoining, near, neighboring</b> <i>adj</i> • vicin
+<b>alligator</b> <i>n</i> alligator ¬A
+* ~ <b>pear</b> (avocado) <i>n</i> avocato
-<b>adjoining, neighboring</b> <i>adj</i> • vicinal
+<b>alliterate</b> <i>v</i> alliterar
-<b>adjourn</b> (postpone) <i>v</i> • ajornar
+<b>alliteration</b> <i>n</i> alliteration
+<b>allo</b>-, <b>all</b>- (other) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> allo-, all-
-<b>adjourn</b> <i>v</i> • ajornar
-<b>adjournment</b> <i>n</i> • ajornamento
+<b>allocate</b> (allot) <i>v</i> assignar, distribuer
-<b>adjournment</b> (postponement) <i>n</i> • ajornamento
+<b>allocation</b> <i>n</i> allocation
-<b>adjudge</b> (award judicially as a prize) <i>v</i> • adjudicar
+<b>allocator</b> <i>n</i> allocator
+* <i>n</i> assignator
-<b>adjudger</b> (awarder) <i>n</i> • adjudicator
+<b>allocution</b> <i>n</i> allocution
-<b>adjudging</b> (awarding) <i>adj</i> • adjudicative
+<b>allopath</b> <i>n</i> all<u>o</u>pathe
-<b>adjudgment</b> (award) <i>n</i> • adjudication
+<b>allopathy</b> <i>n</i> allopath<u>i</u>a
+<b>allot</b> (assign, attribute, distribute, apportion) <i>v</i> assignar, attribuer, distribuer, tribuer, apportionar
-<b>adjudicate</b> (judge a dispute) <i>v</i> • adjudicar
+<b>allotment</b> (apportioning, distribution) <i>n</i> apportionamento, distribution, repartition
-<b>adjudicated</b> <i>adj</i> • adjudicate
+* (land) <i>n</i> parcella de terreno
-<b>adjudication</b> <i>n</i> • adjudication
+<b>allotrope</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> all<u>o</u>tropo
-<b>adjudicator</b> <i>v</i> • adjudicator
+<b>allotropic</b> [Chem] <i>adj</i> all<u>o</u>trope, allotropic
-<b>adjunct</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • adjuncto
+<b>allotropous</b> [Zoo] <i>adj</i> all<u>o</u>trope
-<b>adjunction</b> (the act of joining or adding) <i>n</i> • adjunction
+<b>allotropy</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> allotrop<u>i</u>a
-<b>adjunctive</b> <i>adj</i> • adjunctive
+<b>allow</b> (brook, comport, bear) <i>v</i> comportar
+* (permit) <i>v</i> permitter
+* ~ <b>for</b> <i>v</i> tener conto de
+* ~ <b>me</b> <i>v</i> permitte me
-<b>adjuration</b> <i>n</i> • adjuration
+<b>allowable</b> <i>adj</i> admissibile
+<b>allowance</b>
-<b>adjuration</b> (solemn command) <i>n</i> • adjuration
+* (a small ~) <i>phr</i> un pitancia
+* <i>n</i> alimentos
+* <i>n</i> assignation
-<b>adjure</b> <i>v</i> • adjurar
+<b>alloy</b> (as in to alloy silver with copper) <i>v</i> alligar
+* <i>n</i> alligato
-<b>adjust</b> <i>v</i> • adjustar
+<b>all-seeing</b> (omnivident) <i>adj</i> omnividente
-<b>adjustable</b> <i>adj</i> • adjustabile
+<b>allspice</b> <i>n</i> specie (condimento) de myrto
-<b>adjustable</b> (as in adjustable quarrel) <i>adj</i> • accommodabile
+<b>allude</b> (casually refering) <i>v</i> alluder (a)
-<b>adjuster</b> <i>n</i> • adjustator
+<b>allure</b> (attract) <i>v</i> attraher
-<b>adjustment</b> (action of adjusting) <i>n</i> • adjustamento
+<b>alluring</b> <i>adj</i> attractive
-<b>adjustment</b> (compromise)</b> Law] <i>n</i> • transaction
+<b>allusion</b> <i>n</i> allusion
-<b>adjustment</b> (settlement) <i>n</i> • adjustamento
+<b>allusive</b> <i>adj</i> allusive
-<b>adjutant</b> (assistant, helper) <i>n</i> • adjutante
+<b>alluvial</b> <i>adj</i> alluvial
-<b>adjutant</b> [Mil] <i>n</i> • adjutante
+<b>alluvium</b> <i>n</i> alluvion
+<b>ally</b> (by marriage) <i>v</i> apparentar
-<b>adjuvant, helpful</b> <i>adj</i> • adjuvante (ppr of adjuvar)
+* (confederato) <i>n</i> alliato, confederato
+* <i>v</i> alliar
-<b>adjuvant, helpful</b> <i>adj</i> • adjuvante
+<b>alma mater</b> <i>n</i> alma matre ¬L
-<b>administer, manage</b> <i>v</i> • gerer
+<b>almanac</b> (calendar) <i>n</i> almanac, ephem<u>e</u>ride
-<b>administer, manage</b> <i>v</i> • gerer</b> ger-/gest-]
+<b>almightiness</b> (omnipotence) <i>n</i> omnipotentia
-<b>administer</b> (to direct, manage) <i>v</i> • administrar
+<b>almighty</b> (omnipotent) <i>adj</i> omnipotente
-<b>administer</b> (to furnish or apply) <i>v</i> • administrar
+<b>almond</b> (- tree) <i>n</i> amandoliero
+* <i>n</i> am<u>a</u>ndola
-<b>administer</b> <i>v</i> • administrar
+<b>almond-tree</b> <i>n</i> amandoliero
-<b>administer</b> <i>v</i> • gerer
+<b>almoner</b> <i>n</i> almosnero
-<b>administrable</b> <i>adj</i> • administrabile
+<b>almonry</b> <i>n</i> almosner<u>i</u>a
-<b>administration</b> (action of furnishing or applying) <i>n</i> • administration
+<b>almost</b> (nearly) <i>adv</i> quasi
-<b>administration, management</b> <i>n</i> • gestion
+<b>alms</b> (give ~) <i>v</i> dar almosna, facer le caritate
+* ~ <b>bag</b> (alms purse) <i>n</i> almosniera
+* <i>n</i> eleem<u>o</u>syna, almosna, caritate
+* ~ <b>purse</b> (alms bag) <i>n</i> almosniera
+<b>aloe</b> <i>n</i> aloe
-<b>administration</b> (management of public affairs, an institution, business) <i>n</i> • administration
-<b>administration</b> <i>n</i> • gestion
+<b>aloft</b> <i>adv</i> in alto, in le aere
+<b>alone</b> (single, separate) <i>adj</i> singule, sol
-<b>administration</b> (persons collectively managing public affairs, an institution, business, etc.) <i>n</i> • administration
-<b>administrative</b> <i>adj</i> • administrative
+<b>along</b> (by) <i>prep</i> secundo, secun
+* (get - with another) <i>v</i> intender se
+* (get ~) <i>v</i> arrangiar se
+* (manage) <i>v</i> arrangiar se
+* <i>prep</i> preter
+* ~ <b>with</b> <i>adv</i>/<i>conj</i> insimul a
-<b>administrator, manager</b> <i>n</i> • administrator
+<b>alongside</b> (- of) <i>prep</i> preter
+* <i>adv</i> bordo a bordo
+* <i>prep</i> al latere de
-<b>administrator</b> <i>n</i> • administrator
+<b>aloof</b> (reserved) <i>adj</i> multo distante
-<b>admirable</b> <i>adj</i> • admirabile
+<b>alopecia</b> <i>n</i> calvitia
-<b>admiral</b> <i>n</i> • admiral
+<b>aloud</b> <i>adv</i> in alte voce
+<b>alpha</b> (the first letter of the Greek alphabet) <i>n</i> alpha
-<b>admiralship, admiralty</b> <i>n</i> • admiralato
-<b>admiralty, admiralship</b> <i>n</i> • admiralato
+<b>alphabet</b> <i>n</i> alphabeto
+<b>alphabetical</b> <i>adj</i> alphabetic
-<b>admiralty</b> (government department in charge of naval affairs) <i>n</i> • admiralitate
+<b>alphabetically</b> <i>adv</i> alphabeticamente
-<b>admiralty</b> (law or court of the admiralty) <i>n</i> • admiralitate
-<b>admiralty</b> <i>n</i> • admiralitate
+<b>alphabetization</b> <i>n</i> alphabetisation
-<b>admiration</b> <i>n</i> • admiration
+<b>alphabetize</b> <i>v</i> alphabetisar
-<b>admire</b> <i>v</i> • admirar
+<b>alphanumeric</b> <i>adj</i> alphanumeric
-<b>admirer</b> <i>n</i> • admirator
+<B>Alpine</b> (Alpestrine) <i>adj</i> alpin, alpestre
-<b>admiring</b> <i>adj</i> • admirative
+<B>Alpinism</b> <i>n</i> alpinismo
-<b>admissibility</b> <i>n</i> • admissibilitate
+<B>Alpinist</b> <i>n</i> alpinista
-<b>admissible</b> <i>adj</i> • admissibile
+<B>Alps</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Alpes
-<b>admission</b> (acknowledgement) <i>n</i> • confession
+<b>already</b> (at once, right away) <i>adv</i> jam, ja, ya
-<b>admission</b> (allowing entrance or access) <i>n</i> • admission
+<B>Alsace</b> <i>n</i> Alsatia
-<b>admission</b> (conceding the validity or truth of) <i>n</i> • admission
+<b>alsatian</b> (dog) <i>adj</i> can pastoral german
+* (dog) <i>n</i> can pastoral german
+* <i>adj</i> alsatian
+* <i>n</i> alsatiano
-<b>admission</b> (entrance, concession) <i>n</i> • admission
+<b>also</b> (- not) <i>adv</i> ni
+* (likewise) <i>adv</i> equalmente
+* (too) <i>adv</i> als<u>i</u>, anque ¬anche, de plus, <u>e</u>tiam, in plus
-<b>admit</b> (acknowledge as valid or true) <i>v</i> • admitter
+<B>Altai</b> (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region) <i>n</i> Alt<u>a</u>i
+<B>Altaic</b> <i>adj</i> alt<u>a</u>ic
-<b>admit</b> (acknowledge as valid or true) <i>v</i> • admitter [-mitt-/-miss-]
-<b>admit</b> (acknowledge) <i>v</i> • confessar
+<b>altar</b> <i>n</i> altar
-<b>admit</b> (allow in, concede) <i>v</i> • admitter
+<b>alter</b> <i>v</i> alterar, alterar se
-<b>admit</b> (allow to enter) <i>v</i> • admitter [-mitt-/-miss-]
+<b>alterable</b> <i>adj</i> alterabile
-<b>admit</b> (allow to enter) <i>v</i> • admitter
+<b>alteration</b> <i>n</i> alteration
-<b>admittance</b> <i>n</i> • admission
+<b>altercate</b> (quarrel, wrangle) <i>v</i> altercar
-<b>admix</b> <i>v</i> • admiscer
+<b>altercation</b> <i>n</i> altercation
+<b>alternate</b> (1. to do by turns; 2. to occur by turns) <i>v</i> alternar
-<b>admix</b> <i>v</i> • admiscer [-misc-/-mixt-]
+* (alternating) <i>adj</i> alternate, alternative, alterne
-<b>admixtion</b> <i>n</i> • admixtion
+<b>alternation</b> <i>n</i> alternation
+* <i>n</i> alternativa
-<b>admixture</b> (admixtion) <i>n</i> • admixtion
+<b>alternative</b> (choice between two possible things or lines of action) <i>n</i> alternativa
+* <i>adj</i> alternative
-<b>admixture</b> <i>n</i> • admixtion
+<b>alternator</b> <i>n</i> alternator
-<b>admonish</b> (advise) <i>v</i> • moner
+<b>although</b> <i>conj</i> ben que, <u>e</u>tiam si, quamquam, quanquam
-<b>admonish</b> <i>v</i> • admoner
+<b>altimeter</b> <i>n</i> alt<u>i</u>metro
-<b>admonish</b> <i>v</i> • moner
+<b>altisonant</b> (high-sounding) <i>adj</i> altisonante, altisone
-<b>admonish</b> <i>v</i> • admonestar
+<b>altitude</b> <i>n</i> altitude
+<b>alto</b> (1. contralto voice; 2. tenor violin) [Mus] <i>n</i> alto
-<b>admonish beforehand, forewarn</b> <i>v</i> • premoner
-<b>admonisher, monitor</b> <i>n</i> • monitor
+<b>altogether</b> <i>adv</i> integremente
-<b>admonishment</b> <i>n</i> • admonition
+<b>altruism</b> <i>n</i> altruismo
-<b>admonishment</b> <i>n</i> • admonestation
+<b>altruist</b> <i>n</i> altruista
-<b>admonition</b> (admonishment) <i>n</i> • admonestation
+<b>altruistic</b> (generous, unselfish) <i>adj</i> altruistic
-<b>admonition</b> <i>n</i> • admonition
+<b>aluminum</b> (aluminium) (Al) <i>n</i> aluminio, alum<u>i</u>nium
-<b>admonition</b> <i>n</i> • monition
+<b>alumna</b> (female alumnus) <i>n</i> alumna
-<b>admonition</b> <i>n</i> • admonestation
+<b>alumni</b> <i>n</i> alumnos
-<b>admonitor</b> (admonisher) <i>n</i> • admonitor
+<b>alumnus</b> <i>n</i> alumno
-<b>admonitory</b> <i>adj</i> • admonitori
+<b>alveolar</b> [Anat] <i>adj</i> alveolar, alveolari
-<b>admonitory, monitory</b> <i>adj</i> • monitori
+<b>alveolate</b> (honeycombed, pitted) <i>adj</i> alveolate
-<b>ado</b> (activity) <i>n</i> • activitate
+<b>always</b> (semper) <i>adv</i> sempre, s<u>e</u>mper
-<b>ado</b> (agitation) <i>n</i> • agitation
+<b>am</b> (I ~) <i>v</i> io es, io esse, io so
-<b>adobe</b> [H] <i>n</i> • adobe
+<b>amalgam</b> <i>n</i> am<u>a</u>lgama
-<b>adobo</b> [H] <i>n</i> • adobo
+<b>amalgamate</b> (1. [Metal]; 2. to combine, consolidate) <i>v</i> amalgamar, amalgamar se
+* (merge) [Com/Pol] <i>v</i> fusionar
-<b>adolescence</b> <i>n</i> • adolescentia
+<b>amalgamation</b> (1. union, consolidation; 2. [Metal]) <i>n</i> amalgamation
+* (merger) [Com/Pol] <i>n</i> fusionamento
-<b>adolescent</b> <i>adj</i> • adolescente
+<b>amalgamator</b> <i>n</i> amalgamator
-<b>adolescent</b> <i>n</i> • adolescente
+<b>amanuensis</b> (secretary) <i>n</i> secretari
-<b>Adonian</b> (Adonic) <i>adj</i> • adonie
+<b>amass</b> <i>v</i> amassar
-<b>Adonic</b> <i>adj</i> • adonic
+<b>amasser</b> <i>n</i> amassator
-<b>Adonic</b> [Pros] <i>n</i> • adonio
+<b>amassment</b> <i>n</i> amassamento
-<b>Adonic</b> [Pros] <i>n</i> • adonico
+<b>amateur</b> (dilettante, lover of the arts) <i>n</i> dilettante ¬I
+* ~ ¬F <i>n</i> amateur
-<b>Adonis</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Adonis
+<b>amateurish</b> <i>adj</i> dilettantesc
-<b>Adonis</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Adonis (-dò-)
+<b>amatory</b> <i>adj</i> amatori
-<b>adopt, give birth to, bear</b> (a child, a litter, etc) <i>v</i> • filiar
+<b>amaze</b> <i>v</i> stupefacer
-<b>adopt</b> <i>v</i> • filiar
+<b>amazed</b> (be -, be stunned) <i>v</i> stuper
+* (stunned) <i>adj</i> st<u>u</u>pide
+* <i>adj</i> stupefacte
-<b>adopt</b> <i>v</i> • adoptar
+<b>amazement</b> <i>n</i> stupefaction
-<b>adoptability</b> <i>n</i> • adoptabilitate
+<b>amazing</b> (stupendous) <i>adj</i> stupende, surprendente
-<b>adoptable</b> <i>adj</i> • adoptabile
+<B>Amazon</b> (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Geog]) <i>n</i> Amazon
+<B>Amazonian</b> (1. pertaining to the Amazons; 2. pertaining to the Amazon river) <i>adj</i> amazonie
-<b>adopted child</b> <i>n</i> • infante adoptate
-<b>adopter</b> <i>n</i> • adoptator
+<b>ambassador</b> <i>n</i> ambassador, ambassator
-<b>adoption</b> <i>n</i> • adoption
+<b>amber</b> <i>adj</i> jalne
+* <i>n</i> ambra
-<b>adoption</b> <i>n</i> • filiation
+<b>ambergris</b> <i>n</i> ambergris
+* <i>n</i> ambra
-<b>adoptive</b> <i>adj</i> • adoptive
+<b>ambiance</b> (environment) <i>n</i> ambiente
-<b>adoptive parent</b> <i>n</i> • genitor adoptive
+<b>ambidextrous</b> <i>adj</i> ambidextere, ambidextre
-<b>adorability</b> <i>n</i> • adorabilitate
+<b>ambient</b> (surrounding ambiente) <i>adj</i> ambiente
+* <i>n</i> ambiente
+<b>ambiguity</b> (1. double or dubious meaning; 2. ambiguous expression, equivocal expression) <i>n</i> ambiguitate, equ<u>i</u>voco
-<b>adorable</b> <i>adj</i> • adorabile
-<b>adoration</b> <i>n</i> • adoration
+<b>ambiguous</b> (unclear) <i>adj</i> ambigue, equ<u>i</u>voc
-<b>adoration</b> (worship) <i>n</i> • adoration
+<b>ambit</b> (circuit, circuitous route) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>mbito
-<b>adore</b> <i>v</i> • adorar
+<b>ambition</b> (aspiration) <i>n</i> ambition
+* (unscrupulous) <i>n</i> arrivismo
-<b>adore</b> (worship) <i>v</i> • adorar
+<b>ambitious</b> <i>adj</i> ambitiose
-<b>adorer</b> [Fem] <i>n</i> • adoratrice
+<b>ambivalence</b> (conflicting feelings) <i>n</i> ambivalentia
-<b>adorer</b> [Masc] <i>n</i> • adorator
+<b>ambivert</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> ambivertito
-<b>adorn</b> <i>v</i> • adornar
+<b>amble</b> <i>n</i> amblo
+* <i>v</i> ir al amblo
-<b>adorn</b> <i>v</i> • parar
+<b>ambly</b>- (dull) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> ambly-
-<b>adorn</b> <i>v</i> • ornar
+<b>amblyopia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> amblyop<u>i</u>a
-<b>adorn with gems, gem</b> <i>v</i> • gemmar
+<b>amblyopic</b> <i>adj</i> amblyopic
+<b>ambrosia</b> (1. food intended or fit for the gods; 2. [Bot] wormseed) <i>n</i> ambrosia
-<b>adorn with gems</b> (ingem) <i>v</i> • ingemmar
-<b>adorner</b> <i>n</i> • adornator
+<b>ambrosial</b> <i>adj</i> ambrosial, ambrosie
-<b>adornment</b> (action of adorning) <i>n</i> • adornamento
+<B>Ambrosian</b> <i>adj</i> ambrosian
+<b>ambulance</b> (1. field hospital; 2. hospital ambulance) <i>n</i> ambulantia
-<b>adornment, ornament</b> <i>n</i> • ornamento
-<b>adrenal</b> [Anat] <i>adj</i> • adrenal
+<b>ambulant</b> <i>adj</i> ambulante
-<b>adrenal, suprarenal</b> [Anat] <i>adj</i> • suprarenal
+<b>ambulate</b> <i>v</i> deambular
-<b>adrenalin</b> <i>n</i> • adrenalina
+<b>ambulatory</b> (walking-able) <i>adj</i> ambulatori
-<b>Adria</b> [Geog] (city of) <i>n</i> • Adria
+<b>ambush</b> (place in ambush) <i>v</i> imboscar
+* (snare) <i>n</i> insidia
+* (waylay) <i>v</i> insidiar
+* <i>n</i> imboscada
-<b>Adrian</b> <i>n</i> • Adriano
+<b>ameliorate</b> (improve) <i>v</i> ameliorar, bonificar
-<b>Adrianople</b> <i>n</i> • Adrianopolis (-òpolis)
+<b>amelioration</b> (improvement) <i>n</i> melioration, bonification
-<b>Adrianople</b> <i>n</i> • Adrianopolis
+<b>ameliorator</b> (improver) <i>n</i> meliorator
-<b>Adriatic</b> (- Sea) <i>n</i> • Mar Adriatic
+<b>amen</b> [Heb] (so be it!) <i>interj</i> <u>a</u>men
-<b>Adriatic</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Adriatico
+<b>amenable</b> (responsive, submissive) <i>adj</i> docile, tractabile
+* ~ <b>to</b> <i>adj</i> accessibile a
+<b>amend</b> (1. to improve, correct, emend; 2. to amend a law, bill, etc.) <i>v</i> emendar
-<b>Adriatic</b> <i>n</i> • Adriatico
+<b>amendment</b> (1. improvement, correction; 2. amendment of a law, bill, etc.) <i>n</i> emendamento
-<b>Adriatic</b> (pertaining to the Adriatic) <i>adj</i> • adriatic
-<b>Adriatic</b> (pertaining to the city of Adria) <i>adj</i> • adriatic
+<b>amends</b> (make ~) <i>v</i> reparar
+* <i>n</i> reparation
-<b>adrift</b> <i>adj</i> • flottante al deriva
+<b>amenity</b> <i>n</i> amenitate
-<b>adroit</b> (adept) <i>adj</i> • adepte
+<b>amerce</b> <i>v</i> punir con multa
-<b>adroit</b> (expert) <i>adj</i> • experte
+<b>amercement</b> <i>n</i> punition con multa
-<b>adroit</b> (handy) <i>adj</i> • dextere
+<B>America</b> (USA) <i>n</i> America, Statos Unite, USA
+* <i>n</i> America
-<b>adroit</b> (skillful) <i>adj</i> • habile
+<B>American</b> (- citizen) <i>n</i> citatano american, statounitese, americano
+* (1. an inhabitant of North or South America; 2 . an inhabitant of the United States) <i>n</i> americano
+* (1. belonging to North or South America; 2. belonging to the United States) <i>adj</i> american
+* <i>n</i> americano
+* ~ <B>Samoa</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Samoa American
+<B>Americanism</b> (1. American custom or characteristic; 2. word or phrase peculiar to American English) <i>n</i> americanismo
-<b>adulate</b> (praise highly) <i>v</i> • adular
-<b>adulate</b> <i>v</i> • adular
+<B>Americanize</b> <i>v</i> americanisar
-<b>adulation</b> <i>n</i> • adulation
+<b>americium</b> <i>n</i> americio, americium
-<b>adulator</b> <i>n</i> • adulator
+<b>amethyst</b> <i>n</i> amethysto
-<b>adulatory</b> <i>adj</i> • adulatori
+<b>amiability</b> <i>n</i> amabilitate
-<b>adult</b> <i>adj</i> • adulte
+<b>amiable</b> (agreeable, friendly, lovable) <i>adj</i> amabile
-<b>adult, grown-up</b> <i>adj</i> • adulte
+<b>amicability</b> (friendliness) <i>n</i> amicabilitate
-<b>adult</b> <i>n</i> • adulto
+<b>amicable</b> (friendly) <i>adj</i> amicabile
-<b>adulterate</b> <i>v</i> • adulterar
+<b>amid</b> (-st) <i>prep</i> in medio de, inter
-<b>adulterate</b> <i>v</i> • alterar
+<b>amide</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>mido
-<b>adulteration</b> (action of adulterating) <i>n</i> • adulteration
+<b>amidogen</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> amid<u>o</u>geno
-<b>adulteration</b> (action of adulterating) <i>n</i> • alteration
+<b>amidst</b> <i>prep</i> in medio de, inter
-<b>adulteration</b> <i>n</i> • adulteration
+<b>amine</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> amino
-<b>adulterator</b> <i>n</i> • adulterator
+<b>amino acid</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> amino-<u>a</u>cido
-<b>adulterer</b> [Masc] <i>n</i> • adultero
+<b>aminophenol</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> aminophenol
-<b>adulterer</b> <i>n</i> • adultero
+<b>amiss</b> (come ~) <i>v</i> facer mal
+* (take ~) <i>v</i> prender in mal parte
+* <i>adv</i> mal
-<b>adulterer</b> <i>n</i> • adulterator
+<b>ammeter</b> (amperometer) <i>n</i> amper<u>o</u>metro
+<B>Ammon</b> (1. [Egypt. Relig]; 2. [Gr/Rom. Relig]) <i>n</i> Ammon
-<b>adulterer</b> <i>n</i> • adultero (-ùltero)
-<b>adulteress</b> [Fem] <i>n</i> • adultera
+<b>ammonal</b> [Technol] <i>n</i> ammonal
-<b>adulteress</b> <i>n</i> • adultera
+<b>ammonia</b> ([Chem] NH3) <i>n</i> ammoniaco
+* (gas) <i>n</i> ammoniaco
+* (solution in water) <i>n</i> aqua ammoniac
-<b>adulteress</b> <i>n</i> • adultera (-ùltera)
+<b>ammoniac</b> (gum ammoniac) <i>n</i> ammoniaco
+* <i>adj</i> ammoniac
-<b>adulterine</b> <i>adj</i> • adulterin
+<b>ammoniacal</b> (ammonic) <i>adj</i> ammonic
+* <i>adj</i> ammoniacal
-<b>adulterous</b> <i>adj</i> • adulterose
+<b>ammonic</b> (ammoniacal) <i>adj</i> ammonic
+<b>ammonification</b> (1. impregnation with ammonia; 2. decomposition with production of ammonia) <i>n</i> ammonification
-<b>adultery</b> <i>n</i> • adulterio
-<b>adumbrate, overshadow</b> <i>v</i> • adumbrar
+<b>ammonify</b> <i>v</i> ammonificar
-<b>adumbration, overshadowing</b> <i>n</i> • adumbration
+<b>ammonite</b> [Paleontol] <i>n</i> ammonite
-<b>adust, burnt, scorched</b> <i>adj</i> • aduste
+<b>ammonium</b> <i>n</i> amm<u>o</u>nium
-<b>advance</b> (as in to advance a proposition) <i>v</i> • avantiar
+<b>ammunition</b> <i>n</i> munition
-<b>advance</b> (forward motion) <i>n</i> • avantiamento
+<b>amnesia</b> (loss of memory) <i>n</i> amnes<u>i</u>a
-<b>advance</b> (go ahead) <i>v</i> • avantiar
+<b>amnestic</b> <i>adj</i> amnestic
-<b>advance</b> (money) <i>v</i> • anticipar
+<b>amnesty</b> (give or proclaim amnesty to) <i>v</i> amnestiar
+* (pardon) <i>n</i> amnest<u>i</u>a
-<b>advance</b> <i>n</i> • avantia
+<b>amoeba</b> [Zool] <i>n</i> ameba
-<b>advance</b> <i>n</i> • avantiamento
+<b>amoebic</b> <i>adj</i> amebic
-<b>advance</b> (payment beforehand) <i>n</i> • avantia
+<b>amoebiform</b> <i>adj</i> amebiforme
-<b>advance</b> (progress) <i>n</i> • progresso
+<b>amoeboid</b> <i>adj</i> ameboide
-<b>advance</b> (progress) <i>v</i> • progreder
+<b>amok</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>mok
-<b>advance</b> (to move forward) <i>v</i> • avantiar
+<b>among</b> (-st) <i>prep</i> <u>i</u>nter
+* <i>adv</i> a presso de
+* <i>prep</i> inter
-<b>advance</b> (to promote in rank) <i>v</i> • avantiar
+<b>amoral</b> (nonmoral) <i>adj</i> amoral
-<b>advance a payment</b> (-) <i>v</i> • anticipar un pagamento
+<b>amoralism</b> <i>n</i> amoralismo
+<b>amorous</b> (1. loving; 2. pertaining to love) <i>adj</i> amorose
-<b>advance guard, outpost</b> [Mil] <i>n</i> • avantiata
-<b>advance payment</b> <i>n</i> • pagamento anticipate
+<b>amorousness</b> <i>n</i> amorositate
-<b>advancement</b> <i>n</i> • avantiamento
+<b>amorphism</b> <i>n</i> amorph<u>i</u>a, amorphismo
-<b>advancement</b> (promotion in rank) <i>n</i> • avantiamento
+<b>amorphous</b> <i>adj</i> amorphe
-<b>advancing, making progress</b> <i>adj</i> • proficiente
+<b>amortization</b> <i>n</i> amortisation
-<b>advantage</b> (having superiority) <i>n</i> • avantage
+<b>amortize</b> (extinguish a debt by means of a sinking fund) <i>v</i> amortisar
-<b>advantage</b> <i>n</i> • avantage
+<b>amount</b> <i>n</i> amonta, quantitate
+* <i>v</i> amontar, amontar a
-<b>advantage</b> <i>n</i> • avantage (-aje)
+<b>amovability</b> (removability) <i>n</i> amovibilitate
-<b>advantage</b> <i>n</i> • partito
+<b>amovable</b> (removable) (subject to removal) <i>adj</i> amovibile
-<b>advantage, profit</b> <i>n</i> • partito
+<b>amove</b> (remove) (from office, etc.) <i>v</i> amover
-<b>advantage</b> (take - of) <i>v</i> • prender avantage de
+<b>amperage</b> <i>n</i> amperage ¬amperaje
-<b>advantageous</b> <i>adj</i> • avantagiose
+<b>ampere</b> <i>n</i> ampere ¬ampér
+* ~ <b>turn</b> <i>n</i> ampere-t<u>o</u>rno
-<b>advantageous</b> <i>adj</i> • avantagiose (-ajo-)
+<b>ampere-hour</b> <i>n</i> ampere-hora
-<b>advent</b> (arrival) <i>n</i> • advenimento
+<b>amperometer</b> (ammeter) <i>n</i> amper<u>o</u>metro
-<b>Advent</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • Advento
+<b>amphibian</b> (1. [Zool]; 2. amphibian airplane) <i>n</i> amphibio
+* <i>adj</i> amphibie
-<b>advent</b> <i>n</i> • advenimento
+<b>amphibiology</b> <i>n</i> amphibiolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>Advent</b> <i>n</i> • Advento
+<b>amphibious</b> <i>adj</i> amphibie
-<b>Adventist</b> <i>n</i> • adventista
+<b>amphitheater</b> <i>n</i> anphitheatro
-<b>adventitious</b> (accidental) <i>adj</i> • adventicie
+<b>amphitheatric</b> (amphitheatrical) <i>adj</i> amphitheatral
-<b>adventitious</b> <i>adj</i> • adventicie
+<b>amphora</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>mphora
-<b>adventure</b> <i>n</i> • aventura
+<b>ample</b> (1. spacious, extensive; 2. copious) <i>adj</i> ample, copiose
-<b>adventure</b> (venture, risk) <i>v</i> • aventurar (se)
+<b>amplification</b> <i>n</i> amplification
-<b>adventure</b> (venture, risk) <i>v</i> • aventurar
+<b>amplifier</b> <i>n</i> amplificator
+<b>amplify</b> (1. as in to amplify a story, etc.; 2. [Elec]; 3. to exaggerate) <i>v</i> amplificar
-<b>adventurer</b> <i>n</i> • aventurero
-<b>adventurous</b> <i>adj</i> • aventurose
+<b>amplifying</b> (magnifying) <i>adj</i> amplificative
-<b>adverb</b> <i>n</i> • adverbio
+<b>amplitude</b> <i>n</i> amplitude
-<b>adverbial</b> <i>adj</i> • adverbial
+<b>ampulla</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> ampulla
-<b>adversary</b> <i>n</i> • adversario
+<b>amputate</b> <i>v</i> amputar
-<b>adversative</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> • adversative
+<b>amputation</b> <i>n</i> amputation
-<b>adverse</b> <i>adj</i> • adverse
+<b>amulet</b> <i>n</i> amuleto
-<b>adverse</b> (contrary, unfavorable) <i>adj</i> • adverse
+<b>amuse</b> (entertain) <i>v</i> amusar, distraher, diverter, intertener
+<b>amusement</b> (distraction, diversion) <i>n</i> amusamento, distraction, diversion, divertimento, intertenimento
-<b>adversity, mishap, contrariety</b> <i>n</i> • contrarietate
-<b>adversity</b> <i>n</i> • adversitate
+<b>amusing</b> <i>adj</i> amusante, distrahite, divertente, divertite, intertenite
-<b>advert, have reference</b> (to) <i>v</i> • adverter
+<b>an</b> (per) <i>prep</i> per
+* (per, an apple a day) <i>prep</i> un pomo pro die
+* ~ , <b>a</b> <i>indef art</i> un
-<b>advert, have reference</b> (to) <i>v</i> • adverter [-vert-/-vers-]
+<B>Anabaptism</b> <i>n</i> anabaptismo
-<b>advertence, advertency</b> <i>n</i> • advertentia
+<B>Anabaptist</b> (Baptist) [Theol] <i>adj</i> baptista
+* (Baptist) [Theol] <i>n</i> baptista
+* <i>n</i> anabaptista
-<b>advertency, advertence</b> <i>n</i> • advertentia
+<b>anabaptize</b> (rabaptize) <i>v</i> anabaptisar
-<b>advertent, attentive</b> <i>adj</i> • advertente (ppr of adverter)
+<b>anacardiaceous</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> anacardiacee
-<b>advertent, attentive</b> <i>adj</i> • advertente
+<b>anacardium</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> anacardio
-<b>advertise</b> <i>v</i> • facer reclamo
+<b>anachronic</b> (anachronistic, anachronous) <i>adj</i> anachronic
-<b>advertise</b> <i>v</i> • facer reclamo (pro)
+<b>anachronism</b> (out of date) <i>n</i> anachronismo
-<b>advertise</b> <i>v</i> • annunciar
+<b>anachronistic</b> <i>adj</i> anachronistic
-<b>advertisement</b> <i>n</i> • reclamo
+<b>anachronize</b> (commit anachronisms) <i>v</i> anachronisar
+<b>anachronous</b> (anachronic, anachronistic) <i>adj</i> anachrone, anachronic, anachronistic
-<b>advertisement</b> <i>n</i> • annuncio
-<b>advertising</b> <i>n</i> • publicitate
+<B>Anacreon</b> [Gr. Lit] <i>n</i> Anacreonte
-<b>advertising</b> <i>n</i> • reclamo
+<B>Anacreontic</b> <i>adj</i> anacreontic
-<b>advertising, publicity</b> <i>n</i> • reclamo
+<b>anaemia</b> (anemia) [Med] <i>n</i> anem<u>i</u>a
-<b>advice</b> (counsel) <i>n</i> • ariso
+<b>anaemic</b> (anemic) <i>adj</i> anemic
-<b>advice</b> <i>n</i> • aviso
+<b>anaerobe</b> [Biol] <i>n</i> anaerobio
-<b>advice</b> <i>n</i> • consilio
+<b>anaerobic</b> [Biol] <i>adj</i> anaerobie, anaerobic
-<b>advice</b> (notice) <i>n</i> • ariso
+<b>anaesthetic</b> (anesthetic) <i>adj</i> anesthetic
+* (anesthetic) <i>n</i> anesthetico
-<b>advisable</b> <i>adj</i> • judiciose
+<b>anaesthetist</b> (anesthetist) <i>n</i> anesthetista
-<b>advisable</b> <i>adj</i> • consiliabile
+<b>anagram</b> <i>n</i> anagramma
-<b>advise, counsel</b> <i>v</i> • consiliar
+<b>anal</b> [Anat] <i>adj</i> anal
+<b>analgesia</b> (insensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> analges<u>i</u>a
-<b>advise, give notice</b> <i>v</i> • advertir
-<b>advise</b> (to counsel) <i>v</i> • avisar
+<b>analgesic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> analgesic
-<b>advise</b> (to give information or notice to) <i>v</i> • avisar
+<b>analgia</b> (analgesia) (insensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> analg<u>i</u>a, analges<u>i</u>a
+<b>analgic</b> (analgesic) [Med] <i>adj</i> analgic, analgesic
-<b>advise, urge, persuade</b> <i>v</i> • suader [suad-/suas-]
-<b>advise, urge, persuade</b> <i>v</i> • suader
+<b>analog</b> (comp/commun/techn) <i>adj</i> analogic
+* ~ <b>computer</b> <i>n</i> computator analogic
+* ~ <b>to digital converter</b> <i>n</i> transformator analogic a digital
-<b>advise</b> <i>v</i> • consiliar
+<b>analogic</b> (analogical) (founded on analogy) <i>adj</i> analogic
+<b>analogous</b> (comparable, corresponding in some ways) <i>adj</i> an<u>a</u>loge
-<b>advise</b> <i>v</i> • suader
-<b>advise</b> <i>v</i> • avisar
+<b>analogy</b> <i>n</i> analog<u>i</u>a
-<b>advise</b> <i>v</i> • moner
+<b>analphabetic</b> [Phonet] <i>adj</i> analphabetic
-<b>advised</b> <i>adj</i> • avisate
+<b>analphabetism</b> (analphabetic notation) [Phonet] <i>n</i> analphabetismo
+<b>analysis</b> <i>n</i> an<u>a</u>lyse, an<u>a</u>lysis<b>analyst</b> (analyzer) <i>n</i> analysator, analysta
-<b>advised</b> (ill -) <i>adj</i> • incaute
-<b>advised</b> (well -) <i>adj</i> • judiciose
+<b>analytic</b> (analytical) <i>adj</i> analytic
-<b>advised</b> (well -) <i>adj</i> • sage
+<b>analyzable</b> <i>adj</i> analysabile
-<b>advisedly</b> <i>adv</i> • deliberatemente
+<b>analyze</b> <i>v</i> analysar
-<b>adviser, consultant</b> <i>n</i> • consultor
+<b>analyzer</b> (analyst) <i>n</i> analysator
+<b>anarch</b>-, <b>anarcho</b>- (anarchic, anarchical) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>adj</i> anarch-, anarcho-
-<b>adviser, counsellor</b> <i>n</i> • consiliero
-<b>adviser, counsellor</b> <i>n</i> • consiliator
+<b>anarchic</b> (anarchical) <i>adj</i> anarchic
-<b>adviser</b> <i>n</i> • consultor
+<b>anarchism</b> <i>n</i> anarchismo
-<b>advisory</b> <i>adj</i> • consultative
+<b>anarchist</b> <i>n</i> anarchista
-<b>advisory, consultative</b> <i>adj</i> • consultative
+<b>anarchosyndicalism</b> <i>n</i> anarchosyndicalismo
-<b>advisory committee</b> <i>phr</i> • committee consultative
+<b>anarchosyndicalist</b> <i>n</i> anarchosyndicalista
-<b>advocacy</b> <i>n</i> • defensa
+<b>anarchy</b> (disorder) <i>n</i> anarch<u>i</u>a
-<b>advocate</b> (champion, supporter) <i>n</i> • advocato
+<b>anathema</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> an<u>a</u>thema
-<b>advocate</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • advocato
+<b>anathematize</b> [Eccl] <i>v</i> anathematisar
-<b>advocate</b> <i>n</i> • advocato
+<B>Anatolia</b> <i>n</i> Anatolia
-<b>advocate</b> <i>v</i> • recommendar
+<b>anatom</b>- (anatomy) [occurring in derivatives] <i>n</i> anatom-
-<b>advocate</b> <i>v</i> • favorar
+<b>anatomic</b> (anatomical) <i>adj</i> anatomic
-<b>adynamia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • adynamia (-ìa)
+<b>anatomical</b> (anatomic) <i>adj</i> anatomic
-<b>adynamia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • adynamia
+<b>anatomically</b> <i>adv</i> anatomicamente
-<b>adynamia</b> <i>n</i> • adynamia
+<b>anatomist</b> <i>n</i> anatomista
-<b>adynamic</b> <i>adj</i> • adyname
+<b>anatomy</b> <i>n</i> anatom<u>i</u>a
-<b>adynamic</b> <i>adj</i> • adynamic
+<b>ancestor</b> (forebear) <i>n</i> ancestre, antecessor, ascendente
+* (forefather) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>tavo
-<b>adynamic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> • adynamic
+<b>ancestral</b> <i>adj</i> ancestral, antecessori
+<b>ancestry</b> (ancestral lineage, one's ancestors viewed as a group) <i>n</i> ancestria, ascendentia, lineage ¬lineaje, antecedentia
-<b>adze</b> (adz) <i>n</i> • hachetto
-<b>Aegean</b> (- Sea) <i>n</i> • Egeo (-géo)
+<b>anchor</b> (weigh ~) <i>v</i> disancorar, levar le <u>a</u>ncora
+* <i>n</i> <u>a</u>ncora
+* <i>v</i> ancorar, ancorar se
+<b>anchorage</b> (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3 . anchorage dues) <i>n</i> ancorage / ancoraje
-<b>Aegean</b> (- Sea) <i>n</i> • Egeo
-<b>Aegean</b> <i>adj</i> • egee (-gée)
+<b>anchovy</b> <i>n</i> anchova
-<b>Aegean</b> <i>adj</i> • egee
+<b>ancient</b> (antique, old) <i>adj</i> ancian, antique
-<b>aegean</b> <i>adj</i> • egee
+<b>ancients</b> (the ~) <i>adj</i> (los) ancianos
-<b>Aegean Sea</b> <i>n</i> • Mar Egee
+<b>ancillary</b> <i>adj</i> ancillar, adjutor
-<b>Aegeus</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Egeo (-géo)
+<b>and</b> <i>conj</i> e, et
+* ~ <b>so</b> (consequently) <i>adv</i> ita
-<b>Aegeus</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Egeo
+<B>Andalusia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Andalus<u>i</u>a
-<b>aegis</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> • egide (égide)
+<B>Andalusian</b> <i>adj</i> andaluse, andalusian
+* <i>n</i> andalusiano, andaluso
-<b>aegis</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> • egide
+<B>Andorra</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Andorra
+<b>andr</b>-, <b>andro</b>- (man, male, husband) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> andr-, andro-
-<b>aegis</b> <i>n</i> • egide
-<b>aegis</b> <i>n</i> • protection
+<b>androgyne</b> (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot]) <i>n</i> andr<u>o</u>gyno
-<b>aegis</b> (shield, protection) <i>n</i> • egide
+<b>androgynous</b> (1. hermaphroditic; 2. [Bot]) <i>adj</i> andr<u>o</u>gyne
-<b>aegis</b> (shield, protection) <i>n</i> • egide (égide)
+<b>androgyny</b> <i>n</i> androgyn<u>i</u>a
-<b>aegis</b> (under the - of) <i>phr</i> • sub le egide de
+<b>android</b> <i>n</i> androide
-<b>Aeneas</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Eneas
+<b>androphobia</b> <i>n</i> androphob<u>i</u>a
-<b>Aeneas</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Eneas (-né-)
+<b>anecdotal</b> <i>adj</i> anecdotic
-<b>Aeneid</b> [Lat. Lit] <i>n</i> • Eneide (-néi-)
+<b>anecdote</b> (short story) <i>n</i> an<u>e</u>cdota, historietta
-<b>Aeneid</b> [Lat. Lit] <i>n</i> • Eneide
+<b>anecdotist</b> <i>n</i> anecdotista
-<b>Aeolian</b> (of Aeolus) <i>adj</i> • eolic
+<b>anemia</b> (anaemia) [Med] <i>n</i> anem<u>i</u>a
-<b>Aeolian</b> (of Aeolus) <i>adj</i> • eolie
+<b>anemic</b> (anaemic) <i>adj</i> anemic
-<b>Aeolus</b> [Mythol] <i>n</i> • Eolo
+<b>anemo</b>- (wind) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> anemo-
-<b>Aeolus</b> [Mythol] <i>n</i> • Eolo (é-)
+<b>anemograph</b> <i>n</i> anem<u>o</u>grapho
-<b>aerate</b> <i>v</i> • aerar
+<b>anemography</b> [Meterol] <i>n</i> anemograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>aeration, airing</b> <i>n</i> • aerage (-aje)
+<b>anemometer</b> <i>n</i> anem<u>o</u>metro
-<b>aeration, airing</b> <i>n</i> • aerage
+<b>anemone</b> <i>n</i> anem<u>o</u>ne<b>anemoscope</b> <i>n</i> anemoscopio
+<b>anesthesia</b> <i>n</i> anesthes<u>i</u>a<b>anesthetic</b> (anaesthetic) <i>adj</i> anesthetic
-<b>aeration, airing</b> <i>n</i> • aeration
-<b>aerial</b> <i>adj</i> • aeree
+<b>anesthetic</b> (anaesthetic) <i>n</i> anesthetico
-<b>aerial</b> <i>n</i> • antenna
+<b>anesthetist</b> (anaesthetist) <i>n</i> anesthetista
-<b>aerial view</b> <i>phr</i> • vista aeree
+<b>anesthetize</b> <i>v</i> anesthesiar
-<b>aeriferous</b> <i>adj</i> • aerifere
+<b>anew</b> (again) <i>adv</i> <u>i</u>tero
-<b>aerification</b> <i>n</i> • aerification
+<b>angel</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>ngelo
-<b>aeriform</b> <i>adj</i> • aeriforme
+<b>angelic</b> <i>adj</i> angelic
-<b>aerify</b> (change to an aeriform state) <i>v</i> • aerificar
+<b>angelica</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> ang<u>e</u>lica
-<b>aerobatics</b> <i>n</i> • aerobatica
+<B>Angelus</b> [R.C.Ch] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>ngelus
-<b>aerobe</b> [Biol] <i>n</i> • aerobio
+<b>anger</b> (enrage) <i>v</i> incholerisar
+* (wrath, ire) <i>n</i> ch<u>o</u>lera, ira
-<b>aerobic</b> [Biol] <i>adj</i> • aerobie
+<b>angina</b> (quinsy) [Pathol] <i>n</i> angina
+<b>angio</b>- (vessel) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> angio-
-<b>aerodrome</b> <i>n</i> • aerodromo
-<b>aerodrome</b> <i>n</i> • aerodromo (òdromo)
+<b>angiography</b> <i>n</i> angiograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>aerodynamic</b> <i>adj</i> • aerodynamic
+<b>angiosperm</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> angiosperma
-<b>aerodynamics</b> <i>n</i> • aerodynamica
+<b>angiospermous</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> angiosperme
-<b>aerodyne</b> <i>n</i> • aerodyno
+<b>angle</b> (corner) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>ngulo
+* <i>v</i> piscar, piscar con linea
-<b>aerofoil</b> <i>n</i> • aerofilo
+<b>angled</b> (angulate) <i>adj</i> angulate
-<b>aerography</b> <i>n</i> • aerographia (-ìa)
+<b>angler</b> <i>n</i> piscator, piscator con linea
-<b>aerography</b> <i>n</i> • aerographia
+<B>Anglia</b> [Hist] <i>npr</i> Anglia
-<b>aerolite</b> <i>n</i> • aerolitho (-òlito)
+<B>Anglian</b> (Anglic) <i>adj</i> anglic
-<b>aerolite</b> <i>n</i> • aerolitho
+<B>Anglic</b> (Anglian) <i>adj</i> anglic
-<b>aerolith</b> <i>n</i> • aerolitho
+<B>Anglican</b> [Eccl] <i>adj</i> anglican
+* [Eccl] <i>n</i> anglicano
-<b>aerolitic</b> <i>adj</i> • aerolitic
+<B>Anglicanism</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> anglicanismo
+<B>Anglicism</b> (1. English idiom; 2. quality of being English) <i>n</i> anglicismo
-<b>aerology</b> <i>n</i> • aerologia (-ìa)
-<b>aerology</b> <i>n</i> • aerologia
+<B>Anglicize</b> <i>v</i> anglicisar
-<b>aerometer</b> <i>n</i> • aerometro (-òmetro)
+<b>angling</b> <i>n</i> pisca, pisca con linea
-<b>aerometer</b> <i>n</i> • aerometro
+<B>Anglo-American</b> <i>adj</i> angloamerican
+* ~ -<B>American</b> <i>n</i> angloamericano
-<b>aerometry</b> <i>n</i> • aerometria
+<B>Anglo-Catholic</b> (High-Church) [Eccl] <i>adj</i> anglocatholic
+* ~ -<B>Catholic</b> (High-churchman) [Eccl] <i>n</i> anglocath<u>o</u>lico
-<b>aerometry</b> <i>n</i> • aerometria (-ìa)
+<b>anglology</b> <i>n</i> angiolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>aeronaut, airman</b> <i>n</i> • aeronauta
+<B>Anglomaniac</b> <i>n</i> angl<u>o</u>mano
-<b>aeronaut</b> <i>n</i> • aeronauta
+<B>Anglophile</b> <i>adj</i> angl<u>o</u>phile
+* <i>n</i> angl<u>o</u>philo
-<b>aeronautic</b> <i>adj</i> • aeronautic
+<B>Anglophobe</b> (Anglophobic) <i>adj</i> angl<u>o</u>phobe
+* <i>n</i> angl<u>o</u>phobo
+<B>Anglophobia</b> <i>n</i> anglophob<u>i</u>a<B>Angola</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Angola
-<b>aeronautic</b> (al) <i>adj</i> • aeronautic
-<b>aeronautical</b> <i>adj</i> • aeronautic
+<B>Anglophobic</b> (Anglophobe) <i>adj</i> angl<u>o</u>phobe
-<b>aeronautics</b> <i>n</i> • aeronautica
+<b>angry</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> esser in cholera
+* (become ~) <i>v</i> irascer, irascer se
+* (wrathful, irate) <i>adj</i> in cholera, irate
-<b>aeroplane</b> (airplane) <i>n</i> • aeroplano
+<b>anguiform</b> <i>adj</i> anguiforme
-<b>aeroplane</b> <i>n</i> • avion
+<B>Anguilla</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Anguilla
-<b>aerosol</b> (mist) <i>n</i> • aerosol
+<b>anguilliform</b> (eel-shaped) <i>adj</i> anguilliforme
-<b>aerosol</b> (spray canister) <i>n</i> • atomisator
+<b>anguine</b> <i>adj</i> anguin
-<b>aerostat</b> [Aeronaut] <i>n</i> • aerostato
+<b>anguish</b> (1. [Pathol]; 2. agony, distress) <i>n</i> angustia
+* (agony, torment) <i>n</i> agon<u>i</u>a, angustia, tormento
+* (be in ~) <i>v</i> angustiar
+* <i>v</i> angustiar
-<b>aerostat</b> [Aeronaut] <i>n</i> • aerostato (-òstato)
+<b>anguished</b> <i>adj</i> angustiose
-<b>aerostatic</b> <i>adj</i> • aerostatic
+<b>angular</b> <i>adj</i> angular
-<b>aerostatics</b> <i>n</i> • aerostatica
+<b>angularity</b> (angularness) <i>n</i> angularitate
-<b>aerostation</b> <i>n</i> • aerostation
+<b>angulate</b> (angled) <i>adj</i> angulate
-<b>Aeschylus</b> <i>n</i> • Eschylo
+<b>angulous</b> (angular) <i>adj</i> angulose
-<b>Aeschylus</b> <i>n</i> • Aeschylo
+<b>anhydride</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> anhydrido
-<b>Aeschylus</b> <i>n</i> • Eschylo (és-)
+<b>anhydrite</b> [Mineral] <i>n</i> anhydrite
-<b>Aesculapius</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Esculapio
+<b>anhydrous</b> <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>nhydre
-<b>Aesculapius</b> <i>n</i> • Aesculapio
+<b>anil</b> (1. Indigo shrub; 2. indigo dye) <i>n</i> anil
-<b>Aesop</b> [Gr. Lit] <i>n</i> • Esopo
+<b>anilic</b> (1. pertaining to anil; 2. pertaining to aniline) <i>adj</i> anilic
-<b>Aesop</b> <i>n</i> • Aesop
+<b>aniline</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> anilina
-<b>Aesopian, Aesopic</b> <i>adj</i> • esopic
+<b>animadversion</b> (adverse criticism) <i>n</i> animadversion
-<b>aesthete, esthete</b> <i>n</i> • estheta
+<b>animadvert</b> (express adverse criticism) <i>v</i> animadverter
-<b>aesthetic</b> <i>adj</i> • esthetic
+<b>animal</b> (characteristic of an animal) <i>adj</i> animalesc
+* (pertaining to animals) <i>adj</i> animal
+* ~ <b>fat</b> (body fat) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>dipe
+* <i>n</i> animal
-<b>aesthetic, esthetic</b> <i>adj</i> • esthetic
+<b>animalcule</b> <i>n</i> animalculo
-<b>aesthetical</b> <i>adj</i> • esthetic
+<b>animality</b> <i>n</i> animalitate
+<b>animalization</b> (1. conversion into animal matter; 2. reduction to animal nature) <i>n</i> animalisation
-<b>aesthetically</b> <i>adv</i> • estheticamente
+<b>animalize</b> (1. to convert into animal matter; 2. to reduce to animal nature) <i>v</i> animalisar
-<b>aestheticly</b> <i>adv</i> • estheticamente
-<b>aesthetics</b> (esthetics) <i>n</i> • esthetica
+<b>animate</b> <i>adj</i> animate
+* <i>v</i> animar
-<b>aesthetics</b> <i>n</i> • esthetica
+<b>animated</b> (lively) <i>adj</i> animate
-<b>aetiology</b> <i>n</i> • aetiologia
+<b>animater</b> (animator) <i>n</i> animator
-<b>Aetna, Etna</b> <i>n</i> • Etna
+<b>animating spirit</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>nimo
+<b>animation</b> (1. the action of animating; 2. vivacity, sprightliness) <i>n</i> animation
-<b>afar</b> <i>adv</i> • a un distantia, a distantia
+* (zest, verve) <i>n</i> verve
-<b>afar</b> <i>adv</i> • a distantia, a un distantia
+<b>anime</b> <i>n</i> anime
-<b>afar</b> (from -) <i>adv</i> • de longe
+<b>animism</b> <i>n</i> animismo
-<b>affability</b> <i>n</i> • affabilitate
+<b>animist</b> <i>n</i> animista
-<b>affable</b> <i>adj</i> • affabile
+<b>animosity</b> <i>n</i> animositate
-<b>affable</b> (friendly) <i>adj</i> • affabile
+<b>anion</b> [Phys] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>nion
-<b>affair</b> (amorous -) <i>n</i> • affaire amorose
+<b>anise</b> ¬F <i>n</i> anis<b>anisette</b> <i>n</i> anisette
-<b>affair</b> [F] (concern) <i>n</i> • affaire
+<b>ankle bone</b> <i>n</i> cavilia
+* <i>n</i> cavilia
+* ~ <b>sprain</b> <i>n</i> torsion de cavilia
-<b>affair</b> [F] (event) <i>n</i> • affaire
+<B>Annam</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Annam
-<b>affair, matter, thing</b> <i>n</i> • re
+<b>annamese</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> annamita
-<b>affair</b> <i>n</i> • pragma
+<b>anneal</b> (soften) [Metal] <i>v</i> distemperar
+<b>annex</b> (1. to add, append; 2. to join as an addition to existing possessions) <i>v</i> annexar, annecter
-<b>affair</b> <i>n</i> • re
+* (append, subjoin) <i>v</i> subjunger
+* <i>n</i> annexo
-<b>affect</b> (concern) <i>v</i> • concernar
+<b>annexation</b> <i>n</i> annexion
-<b>affect</b> (have an affection for) <i>v</i> • affectar
+<b>annihilable</b> <i>adj</i> annihilabile
-<b>affect</b> (have an effect on) <i>v</i> • afficer
+<b>annihilate</b> (destroy) <i>v</i> annihilar
-<b>affect</b> (have an effect on) <i>v</i> • afficer [-fic-/-fect-]
+<b>annihilation</b> <i>n</i> annihilation
-<b>affect</b> (impress) <i>v</i> • impressionar
+<b>anniversary</b> (mass, obit) [Eccl] <i>n</i> <u>o</u>bito
+* <i>adj</i> anniversari
+* <i>n</i> anniversario
-<b>affect</b> (influence) <i>v</i> • influer super
+<b>annotate</b> <i>v</i> annotar
-<b>affect</b> (pretend, feign) <i>v</i> • affectar
+<b>annotation</b> <i>n</i> annotation
-<b>affect</b> (pretend) <i>n</i> • affectar
+<b>annotator</b> <i>n</i> annotator
-<b>affect</b> <i>v</i> • conmover
+<b>announce</b> (proclaim)<i>v</i> predicar
+* <i>v</i> annunciar
+* <i>v</i> indicer
-<b>affect</b> <i>v</i> • mover
+<b>announcement</b> <i>n</i> annunciation, annuncio
-<b>affect</b> <i>v</i> • afficer
+<b>announcer</b> <i>n</i> annunciator
-<b>affect with caries, rot</b> [Med] <i>v</i> • cariar
+<b>annoy</b> (irritate, vex) <i>v</i> enoiar, irritar, molestar, vexar
-<b>affectation</b> (artificiality of manner) <i>n</i> • affectation
+<b>annoyance</b> (trouble, worry) <i>n</i> en<u>o</u>io, irritation, molestia, vexation
+<b>annoying</b> (troublesome, irksome) <i>adj</i> enoiante, irritante, moleste
-<b>affectation</b> <i>n</i> • affectation
+<b>annual</b> (1. coming once a year; 2. lasting one year) <i>adj</i> annue, annual
-<b>affectation</b> <i>n</i> • preciositate
+* (yearbook) <i>n</i> annuario
+* [Bot] <i>n</i> planta annual
-<b>affectation, preciosity</b> <i>n</i> • preciositate
+<b>annually</b> <i>adv</i> annualmente
-<b>affected</b> <i>adj</i> • affectate
+<b>annuity</b> <i>n</i> annuitate
+<b>annul</b> (void an agreement, cancel, invalidate, cashier, quash) <i>v</i> annullar, annihilar, cancellar, dirimer, cassar
-<b>affected</b> (full of affectation) <i>adj</i> • affectate
-<b>affected, impressed</b> (deeply) <i>adj</i> • penetrate (pp of penetrar)
+<b>annular</b> (ring-shaped) <i>adj</i> anular
-<b>affected, impressed</b> (deeply) <i>adj</i> • penetrate
+<b>annulet</b> (small ring) <i>n</i> anuletto
-<b>affected pose</b> <i>n</i> • posa
+<b>annuling</b> (nullifying, diriment) <i>adj</i> dirimente
-<b>affected with caries, carious</b> <i>adj</i> • cariate
+<b>annulling</b> (quashing) <i>adj</i> annullative
+<b>annulment</b> (cancellation, revoke, voiding) <i>n</i> annullation, dissolution, cancellation, revoco, annihilation
-<b>affected with carries, carious</b> <i>adj</i> • cariose
-<b>affection</b> (fondness) <i>n</i> • affecto
+<b>annulose</b> [Zool] <i>adj</i> anulose
-<b>affection</b> (fondness) <i>n</i> • affection
+<b>anode</b> [Elec] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>nodo
-<b>affection</b> (love) <i>n</i> • dilection
+<b>anodic</b> <i>adj</i> anodic
-<b>affection</b> <i>n</i> • affection
+<b>anodyne</b> <i>adj</i> anodin
+* <i>n</i> anodino
+<b>anoint</b> (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil) <i>v</i> unguer, linir
-<b>affection</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • affection
-<b>affection</b> (tenderness) <i>n</i> • teneressa
+<b>anointed</b> <i>adj</i> linite, unguite
+* <i>n</i> uncto
+<b>anointing</b> <i>n</i> unction
-<b>affection</b> (the fact or state of being affected or acted upon) <i>n</i> • affection
-<b>affectionate</b> <i>adj</i> • affectionate (pp of affectionar)
+<b>anomalous</b> <i>adj</i> anomale
-<b>affectionate</b> <i>adj</i> • affectionate
+<b>anomaly</b> <i>n</i> anomal<u>i</u>a
-<b>affectionate, loving</b> <i>adj</i> • affectuose
+<b>anonymity</b> (anonymousness) <i>n</i> anonymitate
-<b>affectionate devotion</b> <i>n</i> • pietate
+<b>anonymous</b> <i>adj</i> an<u>o</u>nyme
-<b>affective</b> (emotional) <i>adj</i> • affective
+<b>another</b> (additional) <i>pron</i> ancora un
+* (different) <i>adj</i> un altere
+* (one ~) <i>pron</i> le un le altere
-<b>affiance, betroth</b> <i>v</i> • fidantiar
+<b>ansate</b> (looped) <i>adj</i> ansate
-<b>affidavit</b> (written statement made on oath) <i>n</i> • affidavit (-àvit)
+<b>answer</b> (reply) <i>n</i> responsa, r<u>e</u>plica, solution
+* (reply) <i>v</i> responder, replicar
+* ~ <b>for</b> (- someone) <i>v</i> responder pro (un persona)
+* ~ <b>for</b> (- something) <i>v</i> responder de (un cosa)
-<b>affidavit</b> (written statement made on oath) <i>n</i> • affidavit
+<b>answerable</b> <i>adj</i> responsabile
-<b>affiliate</b> (affiliated) <i>adj</i> • affiliate
+<b>answering</b> (replying) <i>adj</i> responsive
+<b>ant</b> <i>n</i> form<u>i</u>ca
-<b>affiliate</b> (receive or connect as member, branch, etc.) <i>v</i> • affiliar
-<b>affiliate</b> <i>v</i> • affiliar (se)
+<b>antagonism</b> <i>n</i> antagonismo
-<b>affiliate</b> <i>v</i> • affiliar
+<b>antagonist</b> (1. opponent; 2. [Physiol]) <i>n</i> antagonista
-<b>affiliated</b> (pp of affiliar) <i>adj</i> • affiliate
+<b>antagonistic</b> (opposing) <i>adj</i> antagonistic, opponente
-<b>affiliation</b> <i>n</i> • affiliation
+<b>antagonize</b> (contend with) <i>v</i> antagonisar
-<b>affiliation</b> (with a group) <i>n</i> • affiliation
+<b>antarctic</b> <i>adj</i> antarctic
+* <i>n</i> Ant<u>a</u>rctico, Oceano Ant<u>a</u>rctic
-<b>affinity</b> (attraction) <i>n</i> • affinitate
+<B>Antartica</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Ant<u>a</u>rtica
-<b>affinity</b> (of similar structure) <i>n</i> • affinitate
+<b>antasthmatic</b> <i>adj</i> antiasthmatic
-<b>affinity</b> (relationship by marriage) <i>n</i> • affinitate
+<b>anteater</b> [Zool./Ornith] <i>n</i> formichero
-<b>affinity</b> (resemblance, likeness) <i>n</i> • affinitate
+<b>antecede</b> (be the antecedent) <i>v</i> anteceder
-<b>affirm, assert</b> <i>v</i> • asserer
+<b>antecedent</b> (1. [Logic, Math]; 2. [Gram]) <i>n</i> antecedente
+<b>antedate</b> (affix an earlier date than the actual one) <i>v</i> antedatar
-<b>affirm, assert</b> <i>v</i> • asserer [-ser-/-sert-]
+* <i>n</i> antedata
-<b>affirm</b> (assert) <i>v</i> • affirmar
+<b>antediluvian</b> <i>adj</i> antediluvian
-<b>affirm</b> (confirm it is true) <i>v</i> • affirmar
+<b>antefix</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> antefixa
-<b>affirm, maintain</b> <i>v</i> • pretender
+<b>antelope</b> <i>n</i> ant<u>i</u>lope
-<b>affirm, maintain</b> <i>v</i> • pretender [-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]
+<b>antemeridian</b> <i>adj</i> antemeridian
-<b>affirm positively, asseverate</b> <i>v</i> • asseverar
+<b>antenatal</b> <i>adj</i> antenatal, prenatal
-<b>affirmable</b> <i>adj</i> • affirmabile
+<b>antenna</b> (1. [Zool]; 2. [Radio] aerial) <i>n</i> antenna
-<b>affirmation</b> (affirmative proposition) <i>n</i> • affirmation
+<b>antepenult</b> <i>n</i> antepen<u>u</u>ltima
-<b>affirmation, assertion</b> <i>n</i> • assertion
+<b>antepenultimate</b> (last but two) <i>adj</i> antepen<u>u</u>ltime
-<b>affirmation</b> (assertion) <i>n</i> • affirmation
+<b>anterior</b> <i>adj</i> anterior
-<b>affirmation</b> <i>n</i> • affirmation
+<b>anteriority</b> <i>n</i> anterioritate
-<b>affirmative</b> <i>adj</i> • affirmative
+<b>anteroom</b> <i>n</i> antec<u>a</u>mera
-<b>affirmative</b> (affirmative statement, reply, etc.) <i>n</i> • affirmativa
+<b>anthelminthic</b> (vermifuge) <i>adj</i> anthelminthic
+* (vermifuge) <i>n</i> anthelminthico
-<b>affirmative, assertive</b> <i>adj</i> • assertive
+<b>anthem</b> (national ~) <i>n</i> hymno national
+* <i>n</i> antiphona
-<b>affirmer</b> <i>n</i> • affirmator
+<b>anthill</b> <i>n</i> formicario
-<b>affirming, assertory</b> <i>adj</i> • assertori
+<b>antho</b>-, <b>anth</b>- (flower) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> antho-, anth-
-<b>affix</b> (fasten) <i>v</i> • affiger
+<b>anthocyanin</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> anthocyanina
-<b>affix</b> (fasten) <i>v</i> • affiger [-fig-/-fix-]
+<b>anthography</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> anthograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>affix</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • affixo
+<b>anthologist</b> <i>n</i> anthologista
-<b>affix</b> <i>n</i> • affixo
+<b>anthology</b> <i>n</i> antholog<u>i</u>a
-<b>affix</b> <i>v</i> • affixar
+<b>anthracene</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> anthracen
-<b>afflict, torment</b> <i>v</i> • remorder [-mord-/-mors-]
+<b>anthracic</b> <i>adj</i> anthracic
-<b>afflict, torment</b> <i>v</i> • remorder
+<b>anthraciferous</b> <i>adj</i> anthracifere
-<b>afflict</b> <i>v</i> • affliger [-flig-/-flict-]
+<b>anthraciform</b> <i>adj</i> anthraciforme
-<b>afflict</b> <i>v</i> • affliger
+<b>anthracite</b> (hard coal) <i>n</i> anthracite
-<b>afflict</b> <i>v</i> • remorder
+<b>anthracitic</b> <i>adj</i> anthracitic
-<b>affliction, distress</b> <i>n</i> • affliction
+<b>anthracitous</b> <i>adj</i> anthracitose
-<b>affliction</b> <i>n</i> • affliction
+<b>anthracometer</b> <i>n</i> anthrac<u>o</u>metro
-<b>affliction, passion, suffering</b> <i>n</i> • pathos (pàtos)
+<b>anthraquinone</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> anthraquinon
+<b>anthrax</b> [Med/Veter] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>nthrace, <u>a</u>nthrax
-<b>affliction, passion, suffering</b> <i>n</i> • pathos
-<b>affluence</b> (as in affluence of people) <i>n</i> • affluentia
+<b>anthropo</b>- (man) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> anthropo-
+<b>anthropogenesis</b> <i>n</i> anthropog<u>e</u>nese, anthropog<u>e</u>nesis
-<b>affluence</b> (concourse, flowing towards) <i>n</i> • affluentia
-<b>affluence</b> (opulence) <i>n</i> • affluentia
+<b>anthropoid</b> (hominiforme) <i>adj</i> anthropoide, hominiforme
+* <i>n</i> anthropoide
-<b>affluence</b> (profusion) <i>n</i> • affluentia
+<b>anthropological</b> <i>adj</i> anthropologic
-<b>affluent</b> <i>adj</i> • affluente
+<b>anthropologist</b> <i>n</i> anthropologista, anthrop<u>o</u>logo
-<b>affluent</b> (opulent) <i>adj</i> • affluente
+<b>anthropology</b> <i>n</i> anthropolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>affluent, tributary</b> (stream) <i>n</i> • affluente
+<b>anthropometric</b> <i>adj</i> anthropometric
-<b>afflux</b> <i>n</i> • affluxo
+<b>anthropometry</b> <i>n</i> anthropometr<u>i</u>a
-<b>afford</b> (give) <i>v</i> • dar
+<b>anthropomorphism</b> <i>n</i> anthropomorphismo
+<b>anthropomorphist</b> <i>adj</i> anthropomorphista
-<b>afford</b> (we cannot -) <i>v. phr</i> • nos non pote tolerar le expensa de
+* <i>n</i> anthropomorphista
-<b>affording compensation</b> (compensative) <i>adj</i> • compensative
+<b>anthropomorphous</b> <i>adj</i> anthropomorphe
-<b>afforest</b> <i>v</i> • afforestar
+<b>anthropophagous</b> (man-eating, cannibal) <i>adj</i> anthrop<u>o</u>phage
-<b>affray</b> (brawl) <i>n</i> • rixa
+<b>anthropophagy</b> (cannibalism) <i>n</i> anthropophag<u>i</u>a
-<b>affront</b> (insult) <i>n</i> • affronto
+<b>anthroposophical</b> <i>adj</i> anthrop<u>o</u>sophe, anthroposophic
-<b>affront</b> <i>n</i> • affronto
+<b>anthroposophist</b> <i>n</i> anthrop<u>o</u>sopho
-<b>affront</b> (to face in defiance) <i>v</i> • affrontar
+<b>anthroposophy</b> <i>n</i> anthroposoph<u>i</u>a
-<b>affront</b> (to insult to the face) <i>v</i> • affrontar
+<b>anti air craft</b> <i>n</i> antiaeree
+* ~ <b>body</b> <i>n</i> anticorpore
+* ~ <b>freeze</b> <i>n</i> anticongelante
-<b>affront</b> <i>v</i> • affrontar
+<b>antiaircraft</b> [Mil] <i>adj</i> antiaeree
-<b>affronter</b> (insulter) <i>n</i> • affrontator
+<b>anti-Catholic</b> <i>adj</i> anticatholic
-<b>affronting</b> (insulting) (act of) <i>n</i> • affrontamento
+<B>Antichrist</b> <i>n</i> Antichristo
-<b>affusion</b> <i>n</i> • affusion
+<b>antichristian</b> <i>adj</i> antichristian
+* ~ -<B>Christian</b> <i>adj</i> antichristian
-<b>afghan</b> <i>adj</i> • afghan
+<b>anticipate</b> (do or use in advance) <i>v</i> anticipar
+* (expect, foresee, forestall) <i>v</i> expectar
-<b>afghan</b> <i>n</i> • afghano
+<b>anticipated</b> <i>adj</i> anticipate
+* <i>adj</i> expectate, prevenite, previdite
-<b>Afghanistan</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Afghanistan
+<b>anticipation</b> (act of doing or using in advance) <i>n</i> anticipation
+* (expectation, foresight, forestalling) <i>n</i> expectation, prevision, prevention
-<b>afield</b> (astray) <i>adv</i> • disviate
+<b>anticlerical</b> <i>adj</i> anticlerical
-<b>afield</b> (far -) <i>adv</i> • multo lontan
+<b>anticlericalism</b> <i>n</i> anticlericalismo
-<b>aflame</b> (in flames) <i>adj/adv</i> • in flammas
+<b>anticlimax</b> <i>n</i> anticl<u>i</u>max
-<b>aflame</b> (inflamed) <i>adj</i> • inflammate
+<b>anticlockwise</b> <i>adv</i> in senso antihorologic
-<b>afloat</b> <i>adj</i> • flottante
+<b>antics</b> <i>n</i> buffoner<u>i</u>as
-<b>afloat</b> <i>adj</i> • in barca
+<b>anticyclone</b> [Meteorol] <i>n</i> anticyclon
-<b>aflutter</b> <i>adj</i> • nervosemente excitate
+<b>antidote</b> <i>n</i> ant<u>i</u>doto, contraveneno
+* <i>v</i> antidotar
-<b>afoot</b> <i>adj/adv</i> • in motion
+<b>antifascist</b> <i>adj</i> antifascista
+* <i>n</i> antifascista
-<b>aforementioned</b> <i>adj</i> • lo mentionate previemente
+<B>Antigua</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Antigua
+<B>Anti-Lebanon</b> (mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains) <i>n</i> Antil<u>i</u>bano
-<b>aforementioned, aforesaid</b> <i>adj</i> • precitate
-<b>aforesaid</b> <i>adj</i> • lo citate previemente
+<b>antimonial</b> <i>adj</i> antimonial
-<b>aforesaid</b> <i>adj</i> • precitate
+<b>antimony</b> <i>n</i> antimonio
-<b>aforesaid, aforementioned</b> <i>adj</i> • precitate
+<b>antinational</b> <i>adj</i> antinational
-<b>afraid</b> <i>adj</i> • pavorose
+<b>antinephritic</b> <i>adj</i> antinephritic
-<b>afraid</b> <i>adj</i> • apprehensive
+<b>antinomian</b> [Eccl. Hist] <i>n</i> antinomio
-<b>afraid</b> <i>adj</i> • timorose
+<b>antinomianism</b> [Eccl. Hist] <i>n</i> antinomismo
-<b>afraid</b> (be - of) <i>v</i> • haber timor de
+<b>antinomic</b> <i>adj</i> antinomic
-<b>afraid</b> (be - of) <i>v</i> • haber pavor de
+<b>antinomy</b> <i>n</i> antinom<u>i</u>a
-<b>afresh</b> <i>adv</i> • de nove
+<B>Antioch</b> <i>npr</i> Antioch<u>i</u>a
-<b>Africa</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Africa
+<b>antiparliamentary</b> <i>adj</i> antiparlamentari
+<b>antipath</b>- (antipathetic) [occurring in derivatives] <i>adj</i> antipath-
-<b>Africa</b> <i>n</i> • Africa (à-)
-<b>Africa</b> <i>n</i> • Africa
+<b>antipathetic</b> <i>adj</i> antipathic
-<b>African</b> <i>adj</i> • african
+<b>antipathy</b> <i>n</i> antipath<u>i</u>a
+<b>antiperistasis</b> (intensification of a quality by an opposing quality) <i>n</i> antiper<u>i</u>stase, antiper<u>i</u>stasis
-<b>african</b> <i>adj</i> • african
-<b>african</b> <i>n</i> • africano
+<b>antiphon</b> (antiphony) [Eccl] <i>n</i> ant<u>i</u>phona
-<b>African</b> <i>n</i> • africano
+<b>antiphonal</b> <i>adj</i> antiphonal
-<b>after</b> <i>adv</i> • pois
+<b>antiphonary</b> (antiphonal) <i>n</i> antiphonario
-<b>after</b> <i>adv</i> • depost
+<b>antiphrasis</b> <i>n</i> ant<u>i</u>phrase, ant<u>i</u>phrasis
-<b>after</b> <i>adv</i> • post
+<b>antiphrastic</b> <i>adj</i> antiphrastic
-<b>after</b> <i>adv</i> • postea
+<b>antipodal</b> <i>adj</i> antipodic
-<b>after</b> <i>adv</i> • secundo
+<b>antipode</b> (opposite, contrary) <i>n</i> ant<u>i</u>pode
-<b>after</b> <i>conj</i> • post que
+<b>antipope</b> <i>n</i> antipapa
-<b>after</b> (following) <i>prep</i> • secun
+<b>antiquary</b> <i>n</i> antiquario
-<b>after</b> (just -) <i>phr</i> • subinde
+<b>antiquate</b> <i>v</i> antiquar<b>antiquated</b> <i>adj</i> antiquate, vetuste
-<b>after</b> (just -) <i>phr</i> • sovente
+<b>antique</b> (ancient) <i>adj</i> antique
+* ~ <b>dealer</b> <i>n</i> antiquario
+* <i>n</i> antiquitate
-<b>after</b> <i>prep</i> • depois
+<b>antiqueness</b> <i>n</i> vetustate
-<b>after</b> <i>prep</i> • post
+<b>antiques</b> <i>n</i> antiquitates
+<b>antiquity</b> (1. ancient character; 2. early ages of history; 3. antique) <i>n</i> antiquitate
-<b>after</b> <i>prep</i> • depost
+* (oldness) <i>n</i> ancianitate
-<b>after all</b> <i>prep</i> • post toto
+<b>antireligious</b> <i>adj</i> antireligiose
+<b>antiscorbutic</b> <i>adj</i> antiscorbutic
-<b>after that, thereupon, tenceforward, from that time</b> <i>adv</i> • inde
-<b>afterbirth</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • placenta
+<b>anti-Semite</b> <i>n</i> antisemita
-<b>afterbirth</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • secundinas
+<b>anti-Semitic</b> <i>adj</i> antisemitic
-<b>after-burner</b> <i>n</i> • becco de post-ignition
+<b>anti-Semitism</b> <i>n</i> antisemitismo
-<b>after-care</b> <i>n</i> • cura de convalescentia
+<b>antisepsis</b> <i>n</i> antisepsis
-<b>after-effect</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • sequela
+<b>antiseptic</b> (antiseptical) <i>adj</i> antiseptic
+* <i>n</i> antiseptico
-<b>after-effect</b> <i>n</i> • consequentia
+<b>antisocial</b> <i>adj</i> antisocial
-<b>after-effect</b> <i>n</i> • repercussion
+<b>antispasmodic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> antispasmodic
+<b>antithesis</b> (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) <i>n</i> ant<u>i</u>these, ant<u>i</u>thesis
-<b>afterglow</b> <i>n</i> • brillantia restante
+* (<b>contraposition</b>) <i>n</i> contraposition
-<b>afterimage</b> <i>n</i> • imagine restante
+<b>antitoxin</b> <i>n</i> antitoxina
-<b>afterlife</b> <i>n</i> • vita post-morte
+<b>anti-Trinitarian</b> <i>adj</i> antitrinitari
-<b>aftermath</b> <i>n</i> • effectos
+<b>antler</b> <i>n</i> corno de cervo
-<b>aftermath</b> <i>n</i> • resultato
+<b>antonym</b> <i>n</i> ant<u>o</u>nymo
-<b>aftermath</b> <i>n</i> • consequentias
+<b>antonymous</b> <i>adj</i> ant<u>o</u>nyme
-<b>afternoon</b> <i>n</i> • postmeridie
+<b>antonymy</b> <i>n</i> antonym<u>i</u>a
-<b>afterthought</b> <i>n</i> • reflexion posterior
+<B>Antwerp</b> [Flem] <i>npr</i> Antwerpen
-<b>afterwards</b> <i>adv</i> • depost
+<b>anus</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> ano
-<b>afterwards</b> <i>adv</i> • depois
+<b>anvil</b> (incus) [Anat] <i>n</i> incude
-<b>afterwards</b> <i>adv</i> • pois
+<b>anxiety</b> (1. uneasiness; 2. eager desire) <i>n</i> anxietate
+<b>anxious</b> (1. uneasy, worried; 2. eagerly desiring) <i>adj</i> anxie
-<b>afterwards</b> <i>adv</i> • postea
-<b>afterwards</b> <i>adv</i> • post
+<b>any</b> (- further, emphatic) <i>adv</i> qualcunque, ulle
+* (in - case) <i>phr</i> in omne caso
+* (not ~) <i>adj</i> nulle
+* (whatever, of whatever kind) <i>adj</i> qualcunque
+* <i>adj</i> alcun, alicun
+* ~ <b>body</b> <i>pron</i> alcuno, alicuno, qualcuno, ulle
+* ~ <b>further</b> <i>adv</i> plus, plus longe
+* ~ <b>how</b> (however) <i>adv</i> de omne modo, in omne caso, totevia
+* ~ <b>how</b> (in spite of everything) <i>adv</i> malgrado toto
+* ~ <b>how</b> (no matter how) <i>adv</i> de qualcunque maniera
+* ~ <b>more</b> <i>adv</i> plus, plus longe
+* ~ <b>one</b> <i>pron</i> alcuno, alicuno, qualcuno, ulle
+* ~ <b>place</b> <i>adv</i> alicubi, ubique, in qualcunque loco
+* ~ <i>pron</i> alcuno, alicuno
+* ~ <b>thing</b> <i>pron</i> alcun cosa, alicun cosa, alique, alque, qualcun cosa
+* ~ <b>time</b> <i>adv</i> aliquando
+* ~ <b>way</b> <i>adv</i> como sia, comocunque, de omne modo, de qualcunque maniera, in omne caso, indifferentemente
+* ~ <b>way</b> <i>interj</i> como sia!
+* ~ <b>where</b> <i>adv</i> alicubi, ubique, usquam
+* ~ <b>where</b> <i>adv</i> in qualcunque modo
+* ~ <b>wise</b> <i>adv</i> de qualcunque modo, de qualcunque maniera
-<b>afterwards</b> (after) <i>adv</i> • post
+<b>aorta</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> aorta
-<b>afterwards</b> (later) <i>adv</i> • depois (-pòis)
+<b>aortic</b> <i>adj</i> aortic
-<b>afterwards</b> (later) <i>adv</i> • depois
+<B>Apache</b> <i>n</i> apache
-<b>afterwards</b> (later) <i>adv</i> • depost
+<b>apart</b> (come ~) <i>v</i> divider se
+* (separately) <i>adv</i> a parte, separatemente
-<b>afterwards</b> (next in order) <i>adv</i> • deinde
+<b>apartheid</b> <i>n</i> apartheid, separation racial
-<b>afterwards</b> (next in order) <i>adv</i> • deinde (déin-)
+<b>apartment</b> (flat) <i>n</i> appartamento
+* (room) <i>n</i> camera
-<b>afterwards</b> (then, following in time) <i>adv</i> • deinde (déin-)
+<b>apath</b>- (apathetic) [occurring in derivatives] <i>adj</i> apath-
-<b>afterwards</b> (then, following in time) <i>adv</i> • deinde
+<b>apathetic</b> <i>adj</i> apathic
-<b>afterwards</b> (thereafter) <i>adv</i> • postea
+<b>apathy</b> <i>n</i> apath<u>i</u>a
-<b>again</b> <i>adv</i> • de novo
+<b>ape</b> (go ~) <i>v</i> simiar, simiar se
+* (monkey) <i>n</i> simia
-<b>again</b> <i>adv</i> • altere vice
+<B>Apennine</b> <i>adj</i> apennin
-<b>again</b> <i>adv</i> • novemente
+<b>apepsy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> apeps<u>i</u>a
-<b>again</b> <i>adv</i> • re-
+<b>aperient</b> (laxative) <i>n</i> aperitivo
+* (laxative, aperitive) <i>adj</i> aperitive
-<b>again</b> <i>adv</i> • de nove
+<b>aperitif</b> (apéritif) <i>n</i> aperitivo
-<b>again, anew</b> <i>adv</i> • itero
+<b>aperitive</b> (aperient, laxative) <i>adj</i> aperitive
-<b>again, anew</b> <i>adv</i> • itero (ì-)
+<b>aperture</b> (hole) <i>n</i> foramine
+* <i>n</i> apertura
-<b>again, attach, fasten</b> <i>v</i> • reattaccar
+<b>apetalous</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> ap<u>e</u>tale
-<b>again, attack, assail</b> <i>v</i> • reattaccar
+<b>apex</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>pice
-<b>again and again</b> <i>adv</i> • repetitemente
+<b>aphasia</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> aphas<u>i</u>a
-<b>against</b> <i>prep</i> • erga
+<b>aphasiac</b> (aphasic) <i>adj</i> aphasic
+* (aphasic) <i>n</i> aph<u>a</u>sico
-<b>against</b> <i>prep</i> • contra
+<b>aphasic</b> (aphasiac) <i>adj</i> aphasic
+* (aphasiac) <i>n</i> aph<u>a</u>sico
-<b>against one's will, unwillingly</b> <i>adv</i> • nolente
+<b>aphelion</b> (Astron.) <i>n</i> aphelion
-<b>agape</b> (love) <i>n</i> • amor christian
+<b>aphid</b> (bio) <i>n</i> aphide
-<b>agape</b> (love) <i>n</i> • agape
+<b>aphonia</b> <i>n</i> aphon<u>i</u>a
-<b>agar</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • agar
+<b>aphonic</b> (voiceless) <i>adj</i> aphonic, aphone
-<b>agar</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • gellatina de alga
+<b>aphorism</b> (gnome) <i>n</i> aphorismo, m<u>a</u>xima, sententia, gnoma
-<b>agar-agar</b> <i>n</i> • agar-agar
+<b>aphorist</b> <i>n</i> aphorista
-<b>agar-agar</b> <i>n</i> • agar-agar [Mal]
+<b>aphoristic</b> (gnomic) <i>adj</i> aphoristic, gnomic
-<b>agaric</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> • agaric
+<b>aphorize</b> (speak, write, etc/in aphorisms) <i>v</i> aphorisar
-<b>agaric</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • agarico
+<b>aphrodisiac</b> <i>adj</i> aphrodis<u>i</u>ac
+* <i>n</i> aphrodis<u>i</u>aco
-<b>agate</b> <i>adj</i> • agatin
+<B>Aphrodite</b> (Cypris) <i>n</i> C<u>y</u>pride
+* [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Aphrodite
-<b>agate, agatine</b> <i>adj</i> • agatin
+<b>aphroditic</b> (venereal) <i>adj</i> aphroditic
-<b>agate</b> <i>n</i> • agata
+<b>apiarist</b> <i>n</i> apiarista
-<b>agate</b> (the stone agate) <i>n</i> • agata
+<b>apiary</b> <i>n</i> apiario
-<b>agate</b> (the stone agate) <i>n</i> • agata (à-)
+<b>apiculture</b> (bee-keeping) <i>n</i> apicultura
-<b>agatiferous</b> <i>adj</i> • agatifere
+<b>apiculturist</b> (bee-keeper) <i>n</i> apicultor
-<b>agatiform</b> <i>adj</i> • agatiforme
+<b>apiece</b> <i>adv</i> pro cata uno
-<b>agave</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • agave
+<b>aplomb</b> <i>n</i> completemente composte / componite?
-<b>age</b> (1. lapse of time; 2. period in life) <i>n</i> • etate
+<B>Apocalypse</b> (book of ~) <i>n</i> libro del Apocalypse / Apocalypsis / Revelation
+* <i>n</i> Apocalypse, Apocalypsis, Revelation
-<b>age</b> (long period of time) <i>n</i> • evo
+<b>apocryphal</b> <i>adj</i> ap<u>o</u>cryphe
-<b>age</b> <i>n</i> • evo
+<b>apocryphon</b> (apocrypha) <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>crypho
-<b>age</b> (oldness) <i>n</i> • vetustate
+<b>apogeal</b> (apogean) <i>adj</i> apog<u>e</u>e
-<b>age</b> (oldness) <i>n</i> • vetulessa
+<b>apogean</b> (apogeal) <i>adj</i> apog<u>e</u>e
-<b>age</b> (period) <i>n</i> • epocha
+<b>apogee</b> (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point, culmination) <i>n</i> apog<u>e</u>o
-<b>age</b> <i>vi</i> • inveterar
+<B>Apolline</b> (Apollonian) <i>adj</i> apollinee
-<b>age</b> (years) <i>n</i> • etate
+<B>Apollo</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Apollon, Apolline
-<b>aged</b> <i>adj</i> • vetule
+<b>apologetic</b> (defending by speech or writing) <i>adj</i> apologetic
+* (making excuse or apology) <i>adj</i> excusatori
+<b>apologetics</b> <i>n</i> apolog<u>e</u>tica
-<b>agency</b> (as in news agency, real estate agency, etc.) <i>n</i> • agentia
-<b>agency</b> <i>n</i> • agentia
+<b>apologia</b> (apology) <i>n</i> apolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>agenda</b> (memorandum book) <i>n</i> • agenda
+<b>apologist</b> <i>n</i> apologista
-<b>agenda</b> <i>n</i> • ordine del die
+<b>apologize</b> <i>v</i> excusar se, facer su excusas
+<b>apologue</b> <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>logo
-<b>agent</b> (1. active power; 2. one who acts for another) <i>n</i> • agente
-<b>agent</b> (emissary) <i>n</i> • emissario
+<b>apology</b> (apologia) <i>n</i> apolog<u>i</u>a
+* <i>n</i> excusa
-<b>agent</b> (minister) <i>n</i> • ministro
+<b>apophasis</b> [Rhet] <i>n</i> reticentia
-<b>agent</b> <i>n</i> • mandatario
+<b>apophysis</b> [Anat/Zool] <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>physis
-<b>agent</b> <i>n</i> • agente
+<b>apoplectic</b> (apoplectical) <i>adj</i> apoplectic
-<b>agent</b> (representant) <i>n</i> • representante
+<b>apoplectical</b> (apoplectic) <i>adj</i> apoplectic
-<b>agent, representative</b> <i>n</i> • ministro
+<b>apoplexy</b> <i>n</i> apoplex<u>i</u>a
-<b>agglomerate</b> (gather into a mass) <i>v</i> • agglomerar
+<b>apostasy</b> <i>n</i> apostas<u>i</u>a
-<b>agglomerate</b> (gather or heap together) <i>v</i> • agglomerar
+<b>apostate</b> <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>stata
-<b>agglomerate</b> <i>n</i> • agglomerato
+<b>apostle</b> <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>stolo
-<b>agglomeration</b> <i>n</i> • agglomeration
+<b>apostolate</b> <i>n</i> apostolato
+<b>apostolic</b> (1. pertaining to the apostles or their teachings; 2. papal) <i>adj</i> apostolic
-<b>agglutinant, agglutinative</b> <i>adj</i> • agglutinante
+<b>apostolicity</b> <i>n</i> apostolicitate
-<b>agglutinant, agglutinative</b> <i>adj</i> • agglutinante (ppr of agglutinar)
+<b>apostrophe</b> (the mark ' as used in ne'er, boy's, etc.) <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>stropho
-<b>agglutinate, stick or glue together</b> <i>v</i> • agglutinar
+* [Rhet] <i>n</i> ap<u>o</u>strophe
+<b>apostrophize</b> (address in an apostrophe) [Rhet] <i>v</i> apostrophar
-<b>agglutinating, agglutinative</b> <i>adj</i> • agglutinative
-<b>agglutination</b> <i>n</i> • agglutination
+<b>apothecary</b> <i>n</i> apothecario
-<b>agglutinative, agglutinating</b> <i>adj</i> • agglutinative
+<b>s</b> (pharmacy) <i>n</i> apotheca
+<b>apotheosis</b> (1. [Class. Hist] deification; 2. glorification) <i>n</i> apothe<u>o</u>sis, ap<u>o</u>theose
-<b>aggrandize</b> (augment) <i>v</i> • augmentar
-<b>aggrandize</b> (increase the power, wealth, or rank, of) <i>v</i> • aggrandir
+<b>appall</b> (dismay) <i>v</i> consternar, horrificar
-<b>aggrandize</b> (make bigger) <i>v</i> • aggrandisar
+<b>appalling</b> <i>adj</i> horrific, terribile
+<b>apparatus</b> (1. appliance, instrument; 2. collection of mechanical contrivances for carrying out a given work) <i>n</i> apparato
-<b>aggrandizement</b> <i>n</i> • aggrandimento
-<b>aggravate</b> (infuriate) <i>v</i> • exasperar
+<b>apparel</b> (clothing, clothes) <i>n</i> vestitura
-<b>aggravate, make worse</b> (a disease, pain, etc.) <i>v</i> • exasperar
+<b>apparent</b> (1. plain to see; 2. seeming) <i>adj</i> apparente
-<b>aggravate</b> (make worse) <i>v</i> • aggravar
+<b>apparently</b> <i>adv</i> apparentemente
-<b>aggravate</b> (worsen) <i>v</i> • aggravar
+<b>apparition</b> (1. act of appearing, appearance; 2. phantom, ghost) <i>n</i> apparition
-<b>aggravated</b> [Law] <i>adj</i> • qualificate pp of qualificar
+<b>appeal</b> (1. [Law]; 2. as in the appeal to reason) <i>n</i> appellation
+* (1. [Law]; 2. earnest request) <i>n</i> appello
+* (attraction) <i>n</i> appello, attraction
+* (recourse) <i>n</i> appello, recurso
+* <i>v</i> appellar
-<b>aggravating</b> (annoying) <i>adj</i> • exasperante
+<b>appealable</b> <i>adj</i> appellabile
-<b>aggravating</b> (making worse) <i>adj</i> • aggravante
+<b>appealing</b> <i>adj</i> attractive
-<b>aggravation</b> (act of aggravating, or state of being aggravated) <i>n</i> • aggravation
+<b>appear</b> (be similar to, seem) <i>v</i> similar, semblar
+* (come in sight) <i>v</i> apparer
+* (in court) <i>v</i> comparer
+* (in person) <i>v</i> apparer
+<b>appearance</b>
-<b>aggravation</b> (annoyance) <i>n</i> • exasperation
+* (aspect, semblance) <i>n</i> apparentia, aspecto, semblante, semblantia, similante, similantia
+* (coming into sight) <i>n</i> apparition
+* (make an ~) <i>v</i> apparer, facer un apparentia
+* [Bib] <i>n</i> apparentia, parousia
+* ~ <b>in court</b> (compearance) <i>n</i> comparition, comparentia
-<b>aggravation</b> (making worse) <i>n</i> • aggravation
+<b>appeasable</b> <i>adj</i> appaciabile
-<b>aggravation</b> <i>n</i> • aggravamento
+<b>appease</b> (allay, soothe) <i>v</i> sedar
+* (placate) <i>v</i> appaciar, placar
-<b>aggravation</b> (of disease, pain, etc.) <i>n</i> • exasperation
+<b>appeasement</b> <i>n</i> appaciamento
-<b>aggravator</b> <i>n</i> • aggravator
+<b>appeaser</b> <i>n</i> appaciator
-<b>aggregate</b> <i>adj</i> • collective
+<b>appellant</b> [Law] <i>n</i> appellante
-<b>aggregate</b> <i>adj</i> • total
+<b>appellation</b> <i>n</i> appellation
+<b>appellative</b> (1. denominative of a class; 2. as in the appellative faculty of children) <i>adj</i> appellative
-<b>aggregate</b> (collect or unite into a mass or sum) <i>v</i> • aggregar
+* (common or class name) [Gram] <i>n</i> appellativo
-<b>aggregate, inclusive etc., total</b> <i>adj</i> • global
+<b>append</b> (subjoin, annex) <i>v</i> subjunger
+* <i>v</i> appender
-<b>aggregate</b> <i>n</i> • aggregato
+<b>appendectomy</b> [Surg] <i>n</i> appendicectom<u>i</u>a
-<b>aggregate</b> <i>n</i> • total
+<b>appendicitis</b> <i>n</i> appendic<u>i</u>tis
-<b>aggregate</b> <i>v</i> • aggregar (se)
+<b>appendicle</b> (small appendix or appendage) <i>n</i> appendicula
-<b>aggregate</b> <i>v</i> • aggregar
+<b>appendicular</b> [Pathol] <i>adj</i> appendicular
+<b>appendix</b> (1. appendage; 2. appendix to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) <i>n</i> app<u>e</u>ndice
-<b>aggregation</b> <i>n</i> • aggregation
-<b>aggregative</b> <i>adj</i> • aggregative
+<b>apperception</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> apperception
-<b>aggression</b> <i>n</i> • aggression
+<b>appertain</b> <i>v</i> appertiner
-<b>aggressive</b> <i>adj</i> • aggressive
+<b>appertinent</b> (appurtenant) <i>adj</i> appertinente
+<b>appetency</b> (appetence (fixed and strong desire)) <i>n</i> appetentia
-<b>aggressor, attacker</b> <i>n</i> • insultator
-<b>aggressor</b> <i>n</i> • aggressor
+<b>appetible</b> (desirable) <i>adj</i> appetibile, desirabile
-<b>aggrieve</b> <i>n</i> • offender
+<b>appetite</b> <i>n</i> appetentia, appetito
-<b>aghast</b> <i>adj</i> • horrificate
+<b>appetitive</b> (having appetite; giving appetite) <i>adj</i> appetitive
-<b>agile</b> <i>adj</i> • agile
+<b>appetizing</b> <i>adj</i> appetitive
-<b>agile, fleet, nimble</b> <i>adj</i> • legier (-jér)
+<b>applaud</b> <i>v</i> applauder, plauder
-<b>agile, fleet, nimble</b> <i>adj</i> • legier
+<b>applauder</b> <i>n</i> applauditor
-<b>agile, nimble, quick</b> <i>adj</i> • preste
+<b>applause</b> <i>n</i> applauso
-<b>agile</b> (nimble) <i>adj</i> • agile
+<b>apple</b> <i>n</i> malo, pomo
+* ~ <b>orchard</b> <i>n</i> verdiero de pomos
+* ~ <b>tree</b> <i>n</i> maliero, pomiero
-<b>agile</b> (nimble) <i>adj</i> • legier
+<b>applesauce</b> <i>n</i> purée de malos / pomos
-<b>agility, fleetness, nimbleness</b> <i>n</i> • legieressa
+<b>appliance</b> <i>n</i> apparato
+<b>applicability</b> (appropriateness) <i>n</i> applicabilitate
-<b>agility, fleetness, nimbleness</b> <i>n</i> • legieressa (-jer-)
-<b>agility</b> <i>n</i> • agilitate
+<b>applicable</b> (appropriate) <i>adj</i> applicabile
+<b>applicant</b> (suitor) <i>n</i> candidato, sollicitator, requirente
-<b>agility, nimbleness, quickness</b> <i>n</i> • prestessa
+<b>application</b> (1. act of putting on; 2. act of putting to use; 3. diligence) <i>n</i> application
-<b>agio, exchange premium</b> [Commer] <i>n</i> • agio
+* (application for a position, etc.) <i>n</i> sollicitation
+<b>apply</b> (1. to put on; 2. to put to use) <i>v</i> applicar
-<b>agio, exchange premium</b> [Commer] <i>n</i> • agio (ajo)
+* (for a position, for a job) <i>v</i> sollicitar
+* <i>vi</i> esser applicabile
+* <i>vi</i> referer se
+* ~ <b>wax to</b> (wax) <i>v</i> cerar
+<b>appoint</b> (a position, as in to appoint someone to a post) <i>v</i> appunctar, nominar
-<b>agiotage, exchange business, stockbroking</b> <i>n</i> • agiotage (ajotaje)
+* (prescribe) <i>v</i> fixar, prescriber
-<b>agiotage, exchange business, stockbroking</b> <i>n</i> • agiotage
+<b>appointment</b> (meeting) <i>n</i> appunctamento
+* (nomination) <i>n</i> appunctamento, nomination
+* (rendez-vous, rendevous) <i>n</i> appunctamento, rendez-vous, rendevous
-<b>agitate</b> (1. to move or shake violently) <i>v</i> • agitar
+<b>apportion</b> <i>v</i> apportionar
-<b>agitate</b> (stir up) <i>v</i> • agitar
+<b>apportionment</b> <i>n</i> apportionamento
-<b>agitation</b> (1. violent moving or shaking; 2. disturbance, excitement) <i>n</i> • agitation
+<b>appose</b> (as in to appose one's seal to) <i>v</i> apponer
+<b>apposite</b> (relevant) <i>adj</i> app<u>o</u>site
-<b>agitation, commotion, tremor</b> (violent physical or mental disturbance) <i>n</i> • commotion
-<b>agitation</b> <i>n</i> • agitation
+<b>apposition</b> (1. act of placing near; 2. [Gram]) <i>n</i> apposition
-<b>agitation, trepidation</b> <i>n</i> • trepiditate
+<b>appositive</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> appositive
-<b>agitator</b> (1. [Pol]; 2. apparatus for shaking or mixing) <i>n</i> • agitator
+<b>appraisal</b> (valuation) <i>n</i> appreciamento, valutation
-<b>agitator</b> <i>n</i> • agitator
+<b>appraise</b> (estimate the value of, value) <i>v</i> appreciar, valutar
-<b>aglet, aiguillette</b> <i>n</i> • agulietta
+<b>appraiser</b> <i>n</i> appreciator
-<b>agnate</b> (on father's side) <i>adj</i> • de parte del patre
+<b>appreciable</b> <i>adj</i> appreciabile
-<b>agnostic</b> <i>adj</i> • agnostic
+<b>appreciate</b> (esteem highly) <i>v</i> appreciar
+* (rise in value) <i>vi</i> crescer in valor
+* (understand) <i>v</i> apprehender, notar
+* (value) <i>vt</i> appreciar, valutar
-<b>agnostic</b> <i>n</i> • agnostico
+<b>appreciated</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> esser appreciate
+* (feel ~) <i>v</i> sentir se appreciate
+* <i>adj</i> appreciate
-<b>agnosticism</b> (can't know for sure) <i>n</i> • agnosticismo
+<b>appreciation</b> (1. appraisal; 2. adequate or high estimation of value) <i>n</i> appreciation
-<b>agnosticism</b> <i>n</i> • agnosticismo
+<b>appreciative</b> <i>adj</i> grate, laudative
-<b>ago</b> (a moment -) <i>phr</i> • jam
+<b>apprehend</b> (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to dread) <i>v</i> apprehender
+* (perceive mentally, understand) <i>v</i> apprehender, apperciper, intender
-<b>ago</b> (a year -) <i>phr</i> • ante un anno
+<b>apprehensibility</b> (understandability) <i>n</i> apprehensibilitate
-<b>ago</b> <i>adv</i> • retro
+<b>apprehensible</b> (understandable) <i>adj</i> apprehensibile
+<b>apprehension</b> (1. act of grasping mentally; 2. dread) <i>n</i> apprehension
-<b>ago</b> <i>adv</i> • in passato
-<b>ago</b> <i>adv</i> • passate
+<b>apprehensive</b> (dreading) <i>adj</i> apprehensive
-<b>ago</b> (long -) <i>phr</i> • pridem
+<b>apprentice</b> <i>n</i> apprentisse
+* <i>v</i> mitter in apprentissage
-<b>agog</b> (excited) <i>adj</i> • excitate
+<b>apprenticeship</b> <i>n</i> apprentissage ¬apprentissaje
-<b>-agogue</b> [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> • -agog-
+<b>approach</b> (access) <i>n</i> accesso
+* (action of approaching) <i>n</i> approche ¬approshe
+* (as in new lines of approach) <i>n</i> accostamento
+* (come or go near to) <i>v</i> approchar ¬approshar, approximar
+* <i>v</i> approchar (se), approximar se, acceder, adir
-<b>agon</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> • agon
+<b>approachable</b> (accessible, accostable) <i>adj</i> abbordabile, accessibile, accostabile
+* <i>adj</i> approchabile ¬approshabile
-<b>agonist</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>n</i> • agonista
+<b>approaching</b> <i>adj</i> approchante, approximante
-<b>agonistic</b> [Gr. Antiq] <i>adj</i> • agonistic
+<b>approbation</b> (approval) <i>n</i> approbation
-<b>agonize</b> (anguishing, suffering) <i>v</i> • agonisar
+<b>approbative</b> (approving) <i>adj</i> approbative
-<b>agonize, suffer mental anguish</b> <i>v</i> • agonisar
+<b>approbatory</b> (approbative) <i>adj</i> approbatori
-<b>agonizing</b> <i>adj/pres. part</i> • atroce
+<b>appropriate</b> (applicable) <i>adj</i> applicabile
+* <i>adj</i> appropriate
+* <i>v</i> appropriar se
-<b>agonizing</b> <i>adj/pres. part</i> • agonisante
+<b>appropriateness</b> (applicability) <i>n</i> applicabilitate
-<b>agony</b> (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind) <i>n</i> • agonia
+<b>appropriation</b> (action of appropriating) <i>n</i> appropriation
+<b>approvable</b> <i>adj</i> approbabile
-<b>agony</b> (1. death struggle; 2. extreme pain of mind) <i>n</i> • agonia (-ìa)
-<b>agony</b> (agony) <i>n</i> • agonia
+<b>approval</b> (- on) <i>n</i> pro acceptation o retorno
+* (approbation) <i>n</i> approbation
+* (sanction) <i>n</i> sanction
-<b>agony</b> (anguish) <i>n</i> • angustia
+<b>approve</b> <i>v</i> approbar
+* <i>v</i> sanctionar
-<b>agora</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> • agora (àgora)
+<b>approver</b> <i>n</i> approbator
-<b>agora</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> • agora
+<b>approving</b> (approbative) <i>adj</i> approbative
-<b>agoraphobe</b> [Pychopathol] <i>n</i> • agoraphobo
+<b>approximate</b> (approximative) <i>adj</i> approximative
+* <i>v</i> approximar, approximar se
-<b>agoraphobe</b> [Pychopathol] <i>n</i> • agoraphobo (-àphobo)
+<b>approximately</b> <i>adv</i> approximativemente, circa
-<b>agoraphobia</b> (fear of open places) <i>n</i> • agoraphobia
+<b>approximation</b> (1. action of approximating; 2. close estimate) <i>n</i> approximation
-<b>agoraphobia</b> [Psychopathol] <i>n</i> • agoraphobia (-ìa)
+<b>approximative</b> (approximate) <i>adj</i> approximative
-<b>agoraphobia</b> [Psychopathol] <i>n</i> • agoraphobia
+<b>appurtenance</b> [Law] <i>n</i> appertinentia
-<b>agoraphobic</b> <i>adj</i> • agoraphobe
+<b>appurtenant</b> (appertinent) <i>adj</i> appertinente
-<b>agoraphobic</b> <i>adj</i> • agoraphobe (-àphobe)
+<b>apricot</b> <i>n</i> albricoc, armen<u>i</u>aca
+* ~ <b>tree</b> <i>n</i> albricochiero
-<b>agoraphobic</b> <i>adj</i> • agoraphobic
+<B>April</b> <i>n</i> april
-<b>agrarian</b> <i>adj</i> • agrari
+<b>apron</b> <i>n</i> avantal
-<b>agree</b> (be in agreement) <i>v</i> • concordar
+<b>apse</b> (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>pside
-<b>agree</b> (come to an agreement) <i>v</i> • convenir
+<b>apsidal</b> (1. [Astron]; 2. [Arch]) <i>adj</i> apsidal
-<b>agree</b> (come to an agreement) <i>v</i> • convenir [-ven-/-vent-]
+<b>apt</b> (be - to) <i>v</i> tender a
+* <i>adj</i> apte
-<b>agree</b> (concur) <i>v</i> • esser de accordo
+<b>apterous</b> [Entom] <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>ptere
-<b>agree</b> (concur) <i>v</i> • consentir
+<b>aptitude</b> (natural capacity or propensity) <i>n</i> aptitude, disposition
-<b>agree</b> [Gram] <i>v</i> • concordar
+<b>aquamarine</b> (the color) <i>n</i> aquamarina
+* (the stone) <i>n</i> aquamarina
+* <i>adj</i> aquamarin
-<b>agree</b> <i>v</i> • convenir
+<b>aquarium</b> <i>n</i> aquario
-<b>agreeable</b> <i>adj</i> • agradabile
+<b>aquarius</b> <i>n</i> aquario
-<b>agreeable, pleasing</b> <i>adj</i> • agradabile
+<b>aquatic</b> <i>adj</i> aquatic, aquatile
-<b>agreeableness, pleasantness</b> <i>n</i> • agradamento
+<b>aquavit</b> <i>n</i> aquavite
-<b>agreement</b> (concurrence) <i>n</i> • accordo
+<b>aquavitae</b> <i>n</i> aqua-ardente, aquavite
-<b>agreement</b> <i>n</i> • concordantia
+<b>aqueduct</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> aqueducto
-<b>agreement</b> (pact) <i>n</i> • convention
+<b>aqueous</b> (watery) <i>adj</i> aquee, aquose
-<b>agreement, treaty</b> <i>n</i> • tractato
+<b>aquifer</b> <i>n</i> aquifero
-<b>agreement</b> (treaty) <i>n</i> • tractato
+<b>aquiline</b> <i>adj</i> aquilin
-<b>agricultural</b> <i>adj</i> • agricole
+<b>aquosity</b> (wateriness) <i>n</i> aquositate
-<b>agricultural, agronomic</b> <i>adj</i> • agronomic
+<B>Arab</b> (Arabian, Arabic) <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>rabe, arabic
+* <i>n</i> <u>a</u>rabe
-<b>agricultural, farming</b> <i>adj</i> • aratori
+<b>arabesque</b> [Art] <i>adj</i> arabesc
+* [Art] <i>n</i> arabesco
-<b>agriculturalist</b> <i>n</i> • agricola
+<B>Arabia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Arabia
-<b>agriculturalist</b> <i>n</i> • agricola (-ìcola)
+<B>Arabic</b> <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>rabe, arabic
+* <i>n</i> <u>a</u>rabe
-<b>agriculture, farming</b> <i>n</i> • agricultura
+<B>Arabicism</b> (Arabism, Arabic idiom) <i>n</i> arabismo
+<B>Arabist</b> (student of Arabic language and culture) <i>n</i> arabista
-<b>agriculture</b> <i>n</i> • agricultura
-<b>agriculturist</b> <i>n</i> • agricultor
+<b>arable</b> <i>adj</i> arabile
-<b>agronomic, agricultural</b> <i>adj</i> • agronomic
+<b>arachidic</b> <i>adj</i> arachidic
-<b>agronomist</b> <i>n</i> • agronomo (-rò-)
+<B>Arachis</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> arachide
+* [Bot] <i>n</i> arachide (-rà-)
-<b>agronomist</b> <i>n</i> • agronomo
+<b>arachnid</b> <i>adj</i> arachnide
+* <i>n</i> arachnido
-<b>agronomy, agronomics</b> <i>n</i> • agronomia (-ìa)
+<B>Aramaic</b> <i>adj</i> aram<u>a</u>ic
+* <i>n</i> aram<u>a</u>ico, aram<u>e</u>o
-<b>agronomy, agronomics</b> <i>n</i> • agronomia
+<B>Arapahoe</b> (amerindian) <i>adj</i> arapaho
+* (amerindian) <i>n</i> arapaho
-<b>aground</b> <i>adv</i> • arenate
+<b>arbiter</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>rbitro
-<b>aground</b> (run -) <i>v</i> • arenar
+<b>arbitrage</b> [Bank. etc] <i>n</i> arbitrage ¬arbitraje
-<b>aground</b> (run -) <i>v</i> • arenar (se)
+<b>arbitrament</b> (arbitration) <i>n</i> arbitrage
-<b>ah</b> <i>interj</i> • eia
+<b>arbitrarily</b> <i>adv</i> arbitrarimente
-<b>ah</b> <i>interj</i> • ei
+<b>arbitrariness</b> <i>n</i> arbitrarietate
-<b>ah</b> <i>interj</i> • heia
+<b>arbitrary</b> <i>adj</i> arbitrari
-<b>ah</b> <i>interj</i> • ah
+<b>arbitrate</b> <i>v</i> arbitrar
+<b>arbitration</b> (arbitrament) <i>n</i> arbitration, arbitrage ¬arbitraje, arbitramento
-<b>aha</b> <i>interj</i> • heia
-<b>aha</b> <i>interj</i> • aha
+<b>arbitrator</b> <i>n</i> arbitrator
-<b>ahead</b> <i>adj</i> • ante
+<b>arbor</b> <i>n</i> herbiero
+* <i>v</i> <b>itae</b> <i>n</i> arborvite
-<b>ahead</b> <i>adj</i> • avante
+<b>arboreal</b> (tree) <i>adj</i> arboreal, arboree
-<b>ahead</b> <i>adv</i> • ante
+<b>arboresce</b> (grow into a tree) [Bot] <i>v</i> arborescer
-<b>ahead</b> <i>adv</i> • avante
+<b>arborescence</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> arborescentia
-<b>ahem</b> <i>interj</i> • ehem
+<b>arboretum</b> <i>n</i> arboreto
-<b>aid, assist</b> <i>v</i> • coadjuvar [-juv-/-jut-]
+<b>arborist</b> <i>n</i> arborista
-<b>aid, assist</b> <i>v</i> • subvenir
+<b>arborization</b> <i>n</i> arborisation
-<b>aid, assist</b> <i>v</i> • coadjuvar
+<b>arborize</b> (give a treelike appearance to) <i>v</i> arborisar
-<b>aid, assist</b> <i>v</i> • subvenir [-ven-/-vent-]
+<b>arc light</b> <i>n</i> lampa de arco
+* <i>n</i> arco
+* ~ <b>torch</b> <i>n</i> torcha de arco
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>n</i> • adjuta
+<b>arcade</b> <i>n</i> arcada, passage
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>n</i> • auxilio
+<B>Arcadia</b> <i>npr</i> Arcadia
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>v</i> • adjuvar
+<B>Arcadian</b> <i>adj</i> arcadian
+<b>arch</b> (1. to cause to arch or curve; 2. to furnish with arches) <i>v</i> arcar
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>v</i> • adjuvar [-juv-/-jut-]
+* <i>n</i> arco
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>v</i> • auxiliar
+<b>archaelogically</b> <i>adv</i> archeologicamente
+<b>archaeo</b>-, <b>archae</b>- (old) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>adj</i> archeo-, arche-
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>v</i> • juvar [juv-/jut-]
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>v</i> • adjutar
+<b>archaeological</b> <i>adj</i> archeologic
-<b>aid, help</b> <i>v</i> • juvar
+<b>archaeologist</b> <i>n</i> arche<u>o</u>logo
-<b>aid</b> <i>n</i> • auxilio
+<b>archaeology</b> <i>n</i> archeolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>aid</b> <i>n</i> • adjuta
+<b>archaic</b> <i>adj</i> arch<u>a</u>ic
-<b>aid</b> <i>n</i> • subvention
+<b>archaism</b> <i>n</i> archa<u>i</u>smo
-<b>aid</b> <i>n</i> • succurso
+<b>archaist</b> <i>n</i> archa<u>i</u>sta
-<b>aid</b> <i>v</i> • auxiliar
+<b>archaize</b> <i>v</i> archaisar
-<b>aid</b> <i>v</i> • adjuvar
+<b>archangel</b> <i>n</i> arch<u>a</u>ngelo
-<b>aid</b> <i>v</i> • succurrer
+<b>archbishop</b> <i>n</i> archiep<u>i</u>scopo
-<b>aid</b> <i>v</i> • adjutar
+<b>archdeacon</b> <i>n</i> archidi<u>a</u>cono
-<b>aide</b> (assistant) <i>n</i> • adjuta
+<b>archducal</b> <i>adj</i> archiducal
-<b>aigrette</b> [F] <i>n</i> • aigrette
+<b>archduchess</b> <i>n</i> archiduchessa
-<b>aiguillette, aglet</b> <i>n</i> • agulietta
+<b>archduchy</b> <i>n</i> archiducato
-<b>ail</b> <i>v</i> • doler
+<b>archduke</b> <i>n</i> archiduce
-<b>ail</b> <i>v</i> • penar
+<b>archer</b> (bowman) <i>n</i> sagittario
+* <i>n</i> archero, flechator ¬fleshator, sagittario
-<b>aileron</b> <i>n</i> • aleron
+<b>archery</b> <i>n</i> archeria
-<b>ailment</b> <i>n</i> • maladia
+<b>archetype</b> <i>n</i> arch<u>e</u>typo
-<b>ailment</b> <i>n</i> • infirmitate
+<b>archiepiscopal</b> <i>adj</i> archiepiscopal
-<b>ailment</b> <i>n</i> • morbo
+<b>archiepiscopate</b> <i>n</i> archiepiscopato
-<b>aim</b> (- a gun) <i>v</i> • punctar un arma
+<B>Archimedes</b> <i>n</i> Archim<u>e</u>des
+<b>archipelago</b> <i>n</i> archip<u>e</u>lago<b>architect</b> <i>n</i> architecto
-<b>aim</b> (- a telescope) <i>v</i> • punctar un telescopio
-<b>aim</b> (as in take aim, good aim, etc.) <i>n</i> • mira
+<b>architecton</b>- (architect) [occurring in derivatives] <i>n</i> architecton-
-<b>aim</b> (blow) <i>vt</i> • diriger
+<b>architectonic</b> (architectural) <i>adj</i> architectonic
-<b>aim</b> (end) <i>n</i> • fin
+<b>architectonics</b> (science or principles of architecture) <i>n</i> architect<u>o</u>nica
-<b>aim</b> (goal) <i>n</i> • gol
+<b>architectural</b> <i>adj</i> architectural
-<b>aim</b> (intend) <i>vi</i> • aspirar
+<b>architecturally</b> <i>adv</i> architecturalmente
-<b>aim</b> (intend) <i>vi</i> • intender
+<b>architecture</b> <i>n</i> architectura
-<b>aim</b> (intend) <i>vi</i> • intender (de)
+<b>architrave</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> architrave
-<b>aim</b> (intend) <i>vi</i> • aspirar (a)
+<b>archival</b> <i>adj</i> archival
-<b>aim</b> (mil) <i>v</i> • mira
+<b>archive</b> <i>n</i> archivo
-<b>aim, object</b> <i>n</i> • scopo
+<b>archivist</b> <i>n</i> archivista
-<b>aim</b> (object) <i>n</i> • objecto
+<b>archivolt</b> <i>n</i> archivolta
-<b>aim</b> (objective) <i>n</i> • objectivo
+<b>archon</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> archonte
-<b>aim</b> (purpose) <i>n</i> • proposito
+<b>archpriest</b> <i>n</i> archipresb<u>y</u>tero, archiprestre
-<b>aim</b> (scope) <i>n</i> • scopo
+<b>archway</b> <i>n</i> arcada
-<b>aim</b> (take aim) <i>v</i> • visar
+<b>arct</b>- (bear) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> arct-
-<b>aim at</b> (take) <i>v</i> • mirar
+<b>arctic</b> <i>adj</i> arctic
+* <i>n</i> arctico
+* <i>n</i> Arctico, Oceano Arctic
-<b>aim at</b> (target) <i>v</i> • visar
+<B>Arcturus</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> Arcturo
-<b>aim at</b> (target) <i>v</i> • mirar
+<b>ardent</b> (ardurous) <i>adj</i> ardente, ardorose
-<b>aiming, pointing</b> (of guns, etc) <i>n</i> • punctage (-aje)
+<b>ardor</b> (1. fierce heat; 2. fervor) <i>n</i> ardor
+* (ardour) <i>n</i> ardor, zelo
+* (impetuosity) <i>n</i> fuga
-<b>aiming, pointing</b> (of guns, etc) <i>n</i> • punctage
+<b>ardour</b> (ardor) <i>n</i> ardor
+* (ardor) <i>n</i> zelo
-<b>aimless</b> <i>adj</i> • sin proposito
+<b>arduous</b> (1. steep; 2. difficult to achieve) <i>adj</i> ardue
-<b>aimlessly</b> <i>adv</i> • sin proposito
+<b>arduousness</b> <i>n</i> arduitate
-<b>ain't</b> (isn't) <i>v</i> • non es
+<b>ardurous</b> (ardent) <i>adj</i> ardorose
-<b>air</b> (1. atmospheric air; 2. appearance; 3. melody) <i>n</i> • aer
+<b>are</b> (one hundredth part of a hectare) <i>n</i> ar
+* <i>v</i> esse, es
+<b>area</b> (1. clear space within a building; 2. surface extent) <i>n</i> area
-<b>air</b> <i>adj</i> • aeree
-<b>air</b> (airy, aerial) <i>adj</i> • aeree
+<b>arena</b> (1. place of combat; 2. Med] (gravel) <i>n</i> arena
-<b>air</b> (expose to the open air) <i>v</i> • aerar
+<b>arenaceous</b> (sandy) <i>adj</i> arenacee
-<b>air</b> (in the open) <i>prep. phr</i> • al aere libere
+<b>aren</b>'<b>t</b> (are not) <i>v</i> non es
-<b>air</b> <i>n</i> • aere
+<B>Areopagite</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> areopagita
-<b>air</b> <i>v</i> • aerar
+<B>Ares</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> <U>A</U>res
-<b>air condition</b> <i>v</i> • climatisar
+<b>argentan</b> (German silver) <i>n</i> argentano
-<b>air conditioning</b> <i>n</i> • climatisation
+<b>argentate</b> <i>adj</i> argentate
-<b>air hostess</b> <i>n</i> • stewardessa
+<b>argentiferous</b> (yielding silver) <i>adj</i> argent<u>i</u>fere
-<b>air pressure</b> <i>n</i> • pression atmospheric
+<B>Argentina</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Argentina
-<b>air raid</b> <i>n</i> • incursion aeree
+<B>Argentine</b> (Argentino) <i>n</i> argentino
+* [Zool] <i>n</i> argentina
+* <i>adj</i> argentin
-<b>airborne</b> <i>adj</i> • portate per le aere
+<b>argentinian</b> <i>n</i> argentino
-<b>air-condition</b> <i>v</i> • climatisar
+<B>Argentino</b> (Argentine) <i>n</i> argentino
-<b>air-conditioning</b> <i>n</i> • climatisation
+<b>argentous</b> (containing silver) <i>adj</i> argentose
-<b>aircraft</b> <i>n</i> • aeronave, aeronaves
+<b>argil</b> (clay) <i>n</i> argilla
-<b>aircraft</b> <i>n</i> • avion(es)
+<B>Argo</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>npr</i> Argo
-<b>aircraft carrier</b> <i>n</i> • porta-aviones
+<b>argon</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>rgon
+* [Chem] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>rgon
-<b>airfield</b> <i>n</i> • aerodromo
+<B>Argonaut</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Argonauta
-<b>airfield</b> <i>n</i> • campo de aviation
+<b>argot</b> ¬F <i>n</i> argot
-<b>airforce</b> <i>n</i> • fortia aeree
+<b>argotic</b> <i>adj</i> argotic
-<b>airforce</b> <i>n</i> • armea aeree
+<b>arguable</b> (debatable) <i>adj</i> arguibile
-<b>airing, aeration</b> <i>n</i> • aerage
+<b>argue</b> (offer arguments for or against) <i>v</i> arguer, argumentar
+<b>argument</b> (1. reason offered in proof; 2. summary) <i>n</i> argumento
-<b>airing, aeration</b> <i>n</i> • aerage (-aje)
+* (dispute) <i>n</i> altercation, disputa
-<b>airing, aeration</b> <i>n</i> • aeration
+<b>argumentation</b> <i>n</i> argumentation
+<b>argumentative</b> (containing a process of reasoning) <i>adj</i> argumentative
-<b>airing</b> <i>n</i> • aeration
-<b>airing</b> <i>n</i> • ventilation
+<b>argyranthous</b> <i>adj</i> argyranthe
-<b>airline</b> <i>n</i> • linea aeree
+<b>argyric</b> <i>adj</i> argyric
-<b>airmail</b> (by -) <i>adv/n</i> • per avion
+<b>argyrite</b> [Mineral] <i>n</i> argyrite
+<b>argyro</b>-, <b>argyr</b>- (silver) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> argyro-, argyr-
-<b>airmail</b> (by -) <i>adv/n</i> • via aeree
-<b>airmail</b> <i>n</i> • posta aeree
+<B>Argyroneta</b> (water spider) [Zool] <i>n</i> argyroneta
-<b>airman, aeronaut</b> <i>n</i> • aeronauta
+<b>aria</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> aria ¬I
-<b>airman</b> <i>n</i> • aviator
+<B>Ariadne</b> <i>nprf</i> Ariadna
-<b>airman</b> <i>n</i> • aeronauta
+<b>s clew</b> afilo de Ariadna
-<b>airplane</b> (by -) <i>adv/n</i> • per aeroplano
+<b>arid</b> <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>ride
-<b>airplane</b> (by -) <i>adv/n</i> • per avion
+<b>aridity</b> <i>n</i> ariditate
-<b>airplane</b> (by -) <i>adv/n</i> • via aeree
+<B>Aries</b> (Ram) [Astron] <i>n</i> <U>A</U>ries
+* <i>n</i> ariete
-<b>airplane</b> <i>n</i> • avion
+<b>arietation</b> (ramming) <i>n</i> arietation
-<b>airplane</b> <i>n</i> • aeroplano
+<b>arietta</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> arietta
-<b>airport</b> <i>n</i> • aeroporto
+<b>aright</b> <i>adv</i> correctemente, justemente
-<b>airs</b> (put on -) <i>phr</i> • dar se aeres
+<b>ariose</b> (arioso) [Mus] <i>adj</i> ariose
-<b>airship</b> <i>n</i> • nave aeree
+<b>arioso</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> arioso
-<b>airship</b> <i>n</i> • aeroplane
+<b>arise</b> (originate) <i>v</i> nascer, provenir
+* (rise, originate) <i>v</i> altiar se, levar se, surger, nascer, provenir
-<b>airship</b> <i>n</i> • aeronave
+<b>arisen</b> <i>adj</i> altiate
+<b>arist</b>-, <b>aristo</b>- (best) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> arist-, aristo-
-<b>airship</b> <i>n</i> • avion
-<b>airsickness</b> <i>n</i> • mal de aviatores
+<b>aristocracy</b> <i>n</i> aristocrat<u>i</u>a
-<b>airtight</b> <i>adj</i> • hermetic
+<b>aristocrat</b> <i>n</i> arist<u>o</u>crate
-<b>aisle</b> <i>n</i> • passage
+<b>aristocratic</b> <i>adj</i> aristocratic
-<b>aisle</b> <i>n</i> • nave lateral
+<B>Aristotelian</b> <i>adj</i> aristotelic
-<b>Aix-la-Chapelle, Aachen</b> [G] <i>n</i> • Aachen
+<B>Aristotelianism</b> <i>n</i> aristotelismo
-<b>Aix-la-Chapelle, Aachen</b> <i>n</i> • Aquisgrano
+<B>Aristotle</b> [Gr. Philos] <i>npr</i> Aristotele
-<b>ajar</b> <i>adj</i> • semiaperte
+<b>arithmetic</b> (arithmetical) <i>adj</i> arithmetic
+* <i>n</i> arithm<u>e</u>tica
-<b>alabaster</b> (as in gypseous alabaster) <i>n</i> • alabastro
+<b>arithmetical</b> (arithmetic) <i>adj</i> arithmetic
-<b>alabaster</b> (Oriental alabaster) <i>n</i> • alabastrite
+<b>arithmetician</b> <i>n</i> arithm<u>e</u>tico
+<b>arithmo</b>-, <b>arithm</b>- (number) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> arithmo-, arithm-
-<b>alabastrine, alabaster</b> <i>adj</i> • alabastrin
-<b>alacritous, eager, brisk</b> <i>adj</i> • alacre (àl-)
+<b>arithmomancy</b> <i>n</i> arithmomant<u>i</u>a
-<b>alacritous, eager, brisk</b> <i>adj</i> • alacre
+<b>arithmometer</b> <i>n</i> arithm<u>o</u>metro
-<b>alacrity, eagerness, briskness</b> <i>n</i> • alacritate
+<b>ark</b> <i>n</i> arca
-<b>alacrity</b> (quickness) <i>n</i> • alacritate
+<b>arm</b> (1. to supply with weapons; 2. to equip, fit out) <i>v</i> armar, armar se
+* (1. weapon; 2. branch of the military service) <i>n</i> arma
+* (equip with artillery) <i>v</i> artillar
+* [Anat] <i>n</i> brachio, bracio
+* ~ <b>in arm</b> <i>phr</i> con brachios / bracios juncte
+* ~ , <b>arm</b>- (pertaining to or done with the arm) <i>adj</i> bracial
-<b>alarm</b> (1. call to arms; 2. fright) <i>n</i> • alarma
+<b>armageddon</b> <i>n</i> harmagedon
-<b>alarm</b> (1. to call to arms; 2. to startle) <i>v</i> • alarmar
+<b>armament</b> (equipment with arms) <i>n</i> armamento
+* <i>n</i> armamento
-<b>alarm, alert</b> <i>n</i> • allerta
+<b>armature</b> [Magnet/Elec] <i>n</i> armatura
-<b>alarm</b> (alert) <i>n</i> • allerta
+<b>armchair</b> <i>n</i> chaise de brachios / bracios, confortabile
-<b>alarm</b> (alert) <i>n</i> • alerta
+<B>Armenia</b> <i>npr</i> Armenia
+<B>Armenian</b> (1. Armenian language; 2. inhabitant of Armenia) <i>n</i> armenio
-<b>alarm, give the alarm to</b> <i>v</i> • allertar
+* <i>adj</i> armenie
-<b>alarm</b> <i>n</i> • alarma
+<b>armful</b> <i>n</i> brachiata, braciata
-<b>alarm</b> <i>v</i> • allertar
+<b>armhole</b> <i>n</i> apertura del manica
-<b>alarm</b> <i>v</i> • alarmar
+<b>armipotent</b> <i>adj</i> armipotente
-<b>alarm clock</b> <i>n</i> • eveliator
+<b>armistice</b> <i>n</i> armistitio
-<b>alarming</b> <i>adj</i> • alarmante
+<b>armor</b> <i>n</i> armatura, cuirasse
+* ~ <b>plated</b> <i>adj</i> cuirassate
-<b>alarming</b> <i>adj</i> • alarmante (ppr of alarmar)
+<b>armored</b> (armor-plated, panzer) <i>adj</i> cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
+<b>armorer</b> (1. manufacturer of arms; 2. official in charge of armament or arms) <i>n</i> armero
-<b>alarmist</b> <i>n</i> • alarmista
-<b>alas</b> <i>interj</i> • guai
+<b>armor-plated</b> (panzer, armored) <i>adj</i> cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
-<b>Alaska</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Alaska
+<b>armory</b> (armoury) <i>n</i> arsenal
-<b>Alaska</b> (State of -) <i>n</i> • le Stato de Alaska
+<b>armour</b> <i>n</i> armatura, cuirasse
-<b>alb</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • alba
+<b>armoury</b> (armory) <i>n</i> arsenal
-<b>Albania</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Albania
+<b>armpit</b> (axilla) <i>n</i> axilla
-<b>Albania</b> <i>n</i> • Albania
+<b>arms</b> (armed) <i>adj</i> armate
+* (in ~) <i>phr</i> armate
+* (weapons) <i>n</i> armas
-<b>albatross</b> [Ornith] <i>n</i> • albatros
+<b>army</b> (host) <i>n</i> hoste
+* <i>n</i> arm<u>e</u>a
-<b>albeit</b> <i>conj</i> • benque
+<b>aroma</b> <i>n</i> aroma, ar<u>o</u>mate
-<b>Alberta</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Alberta
+<b>aromatic</b> <i>adj</i> aromatic, fragante
-<b>albiflorous, white-flowered</b> <i>adj</i> • albiflor
+<b>aromatization</b> <i>n</i> aromatisation
-<b>albinism</b> <i>n</i> • albinismo
+<b>aromatize</b> <i>v</i> aromatisar
-<b>albino</b> <i>adj</i> • albin
+<b>around</b> (adv/prep) circa
+* (around about) <i>prep</i> c<u>i</u>rcum
+* (get ~) <i>v</i> ambular
+* (go ~) <i>v</i> contornar
+* (move ~) <i>v</i> contornar
+* (pass ~) <i>v</i> contornar
+* (stand ~) <i>v</i> circumstar
+* (walk ~) <i>v</i> circumerrar
-<b>albino</b> <i>n</i> • albino
+<b>arousal</b> <i>n</i> eveliamento
-<b>album</b> <i>n</i> • album (àl-)
+<b>arouse</b> <i>v</i> eveliar
+* <i>v</i> piccar
-<b>album</b> <i>n</i> • album
+<b>arpeggio</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> arpeggio ¬I
-<b>albumen</b> (1. white of an egg 2. [Bot]) <i>n</i> • albumine
+<b>arrange</b> (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out) <i>v</i> arrangiar ¬arranjar, disponer
+* (put in order) <i>v</i> ordinar, struer
+* [Mus] <i>v</i> adaptar
+* ~ <b>in series</b> (to seriate) <i>v</i> seriar
+<b>arrangement</b> (1. order; 2. preparation, plan) <i>n</i> arrangiamento ¬arranjamento, disposition, ordination, ordinantia, positura
-<b>albumen</b> (egg-white) <i>n</i> • albumine
+* (make -s) <i>v</i> facer le preparativos
+* [Mus] <i>n</i> adaptation
-<b>albumin</b> [Biochem] <i>n</i> • albumina
+<b>array</b> (an army) <i>v</i> arrangiar, ordinar
+* (deck out) <i>v</i> adornar, vestir
+* (in algorithms) <i>v</i> arrangiar
+* [Comp] <i>n</i> arrangiamento, matrice, serie
+* <i>n</i> ordine
-<b>albumin</b> [Biochem] <i>n</i> • albumina (-ùmina)
+<b>arrears</b> (be in ~) <i>v</i> arretrar se
+* (in ~) <i>adj</i>/<i>adv</i> arretrate
+* <i>n</i> arretrato
+<b>arrest</b> (1. to stop, bring to a standstill; 2. to seize (someone) by legal authority) <i>v</i> arrestar
-<b>albumin</b> (complex protein) <i>n</i> • albumina
+* (act of seizing someone by legal authority, apprehension by legal authority) <i>n</i> arresto, arrestation
+<b>arresting</b> (stopping, bringing to a standstill) <i>n</i> arrestation, arresto
-<b>albuminoid, albuminoidal</b> <i>adj</i> • albuminoide
-<b>albuminoid</b> [Biochem] <i>n</i> • albuminoide
+<b>arrival</b> <i>n</i> advenimento, arrivata
+<b>arrive</b> (succeed in arriving at a place, etc.) <i>v</i> pervenir
-<b>albuminous, albuminose</b> <i>adj</i> • albuminose
+* <i>v</i> arrivar
-<b>albuminuria</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • albuminuria
+<b>arrogance</b> (haughtiness) <i>n</i> arrogantia, superbia
-<b>alburnum</b> (sapwood) <i>n</i> • alburno
+<b>arrogant</b> (overbearing) <i>adj</i> arrogante, superbe
-<b>alcalde</b> (mayor of a Spanish town, etc.) <i>n</i> • alcalde
+<b>arrogate</b> (1. [Rom. Law] (adrogate; 2. to claim as one's own) <i>v</i> arrogar
-<b>alcalde</b> (mayor of a Spanish town, etc.) <i>n</i> • alcalde [H]
+<b>arrogation</b> (1. act of making exorbitant claims; 2. [Rom. Law]) <i>n</i> arrogation
-<b>alchemical</b> <i>adj</i> • alchimic
+<b>arrow</b> (sagittary) <i>adj</i> sagittari
+* <i>n</i> flecha ¬flesha, sagitta
-<b>alchemist</b> <i>n</i> • alchimista
+<b>arrowshaped</b> (sagittiform) <i>adj</i> sagittiforme
-<b>alchemy</b> <i>n</i> • alchimia (-ìa)
+<b>arsenal</b> <i>n</i> arsenal
-<b>alchemy</b> <i>n</i> • alchimia
+<b>arsenic</b> <i>n</i> arsenico
-<b>alcohol</b> <i>n</i> • alcohol [NL]
+<b>arsenical</b> <i>adj</i> arsenical
-<b>alcohol</b> <i>n</i> • alcohol
+<b>arseniophosphate</b> <i>n</i> arseniophosphato
-<b>alcoholic</b> <i>adj</i> • alcoholic
+<b>arseniosulfate</b> <i>n</i> arseniosulfato
-<b>alcoholic</b> <i>n</i> • alcoholico
+<b>arsenious</b> <i>adj</i> arseniose
-<b>alcoholism</b> <i>n</i> • alcoholismo
+<b>arsenite</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> arsenite
-<b>alcoholization</b> <i>n</i> • alcoholisation
+<b>arsenium</b> (arsenic) <i>n</i> ars<u>e</u>nium
-<b>alcoholize</b> <i>v</i> • alcoholisar
+<b>arson</b> <i>n</i> incendiarismo
-<b>alcove</b> <i>n</i> • alcova
+<b>art</b> (1. fine art; 2. skill) <i>n</i> arte
+* ~ <b>gallery</b> <i>n</i> galleria de arte, pinacotheca
+* ~ <b>of singing</b> (singing) <i>n</i> canto, arte del canto
+* ~ <b>school</b> <i>n</i> schola de arte
-<b>alcove</b> (recessed portion of a room) <i>n</i> • alcova
+<b>arterial</b> <i>adj</i> arterial
-<b>alderman</b> <i>n</i> • legislator urban
+<b>arteriosclerosis</b> <i>n</i> arterioscler<u>o</u>sis, arterioscler<u>o</u>se
-<b>ale</b> (brown -) <i>n</i> • bira obscur
+<b>arteriotomy</b> <i>n</i> arteriotom<u>i</u>a
-<b>ale</b> <i>n</i> • ale
+<b>artery</b> <i>n</i> arteria
-<b>ale</b> <i>n</i> • ale [A]
+<b>artful</b> (crafty) <i>adj</i> artificiose
-<b>ale</b> <i>n</i> • bira
+<b>arthritic</b> [Pathol] <i>adj</i> arthritic
-<b>ale</b> (pale -) <i>n</i> • bira clar
+<b>arthritis</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> arthr<u>i</u>tis
-<b>aleatoric</b> (random) <i>adj</i> • aleatori
+<b>arthritism</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> arthritismo
-<b>aleatory</b> (random) <i>adj</i> • aleatori
+<b>arthro</b>- (joint) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> arthro-
-<b>alembic</b> <i>adj</i> • alembic
+<b>arthropod</b> <i>adj</i> arthr<u>o</u>pode
+* <i>n</i> arthr<u>o</u>podo
-<b>alert</b> <i>adj</i> • allerte, alerte
+<b>artichoke</b> <i>n</i> artichoc
+<b>article</b> (1. paragraph, section; 2. article in a magazine, newspaper, etc.; 3. article of merchandise; 4. [Gram]) <i>n</i> art<u>i</u>culo
-<b>alert</b> <i>adj</i> • vigilante
-<b>alert</b> <i>adj</i> • alerte, allerte
+<b>articular</b> <i>adj</i> articular
+<b>articulate</b> (1. jointed; 2. uttered in distinct syllables) <i>adj</i> articulate
-<b>alert, alarm</b> <i>n</i> • allerta
+* (1. to form, move in, a joint; 2. to speak distinctly) <i>v</i> articular
-<b>alert</b> [Mil] <i>n</i> • alerta
+<b>articulation</b> (1. [Anat] joint; 2. enunciation) <i>n</i> articulation
+* (joint) [Anat] <i>n</i> conjunctura, articulation
-<b>alert</b> <i>n</i> • alerta, allerta
+<b>artifact</b> (man-made product) <i>n</i> artefacto
-<b>alert</b> <i>n</i> • allerta, alerta
+<b>artifice</b> (trick) <i>n</i> artificio
-<b>alert</b> <i>v</i> • allertar, alertar
+<b>artificer</b> (skilled or artistic worker) <i>n</i> art<u>i</u>fice
-<b>alert</b> <i>v</i> • alertar, allertar
+<b>artificial</b> <i>adj</i> artificial
+* ~ <b>limb</b> <i>n</i> pr<u>o</u>these, pr<u>o</u>thesis
-<b>alert</b> (vigilant) <i>adj</i> • alerte
+<b>artificially</b> <i>adv</i> artificialmente
-<b>alert, watchful</b> <i>adj</i> • allerte
+<b>artillery</b> <i>n</i> artiller<u>i</u>a
-<b>alertness</b> <i>n</i> • vigilantia
+<b>artilleryman</b> <i>n</i> artillerista
-<b>Aleut</b> <i>n</i> • aleut
+<b>artisan</b> <i>n</i> artisano
-<b>Aleutian</b> <i>adj</i> • aleutic
+<b>artist</b> <i>n</i> artista
-<b>Alexandria</b> <i>n</i> • Alecandria
+<b>artistic</b> <i>adj</i> artistic
+<B>Aruba</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Aruba
-<b>Alexandrian</b> (1. of Alexandria; 2. of Alexander the Great) <i>adj</i> • alexandrin
-<b>alexandrian</b> <i>adj</i> • alexandrine
+<B>Arya</b> (Aryan) <i>n</i> Arya
-<b>alexandrian</b> <i>adj</i> • hellenistic
+<B>Aryan</b> (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) <i>adj</i> aryan
+* (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) <i>n</i> aryano
+* (Arya) <i>n</i> Arya
-<b>Alexandrian</b> (of Alexandria) <i>adj</i> • alexandrian
+<b>as</b> (how, in order that, to the end that, just as) <i>adv</i> ut
+* (in the capacity of) <i>adv</i> qua
+* (in the manner that) <i>adv</i> qu<u>o</u>modo, como
+* (same ~) <i>pron</i> mesmo que
+* (since) <i>conj</i> pois que, proque
+* (so as, just as) <i>adv</i> s<u>i</u>cut
+* (so) <i>adv</i> tan
+* (than, in what manner, how) <i>adv</i>/<i>conj</i> quam
+* (to such a degree, so) <i>adv</i> tam
+* [Rom. Antiq] <i>n</i> asse
+* <i>adv</i> como
+* ~ <b>far as</b> <i>adv</i> usque, usque a
+* ~ <b>for</b> <i>prep</i> quanto a
+* ~ <b>from</b> <i>adv</i> a partir de
+* ~ <b>if</b> <i>prep</i> como si, quasi que
+* ~ <b>it were</b> <i>prep</i> pro si dicer
+* ~ <b>long as</b> <i>adv</i> a condition que, proviste que
+* ~ <b>many</b> <i>adv</i> tante
+* ~ <b>much</b> <i>adv</i> tanto
+* ~ <b>much as</b> <i>adv</i> quanto
+* ~ <b>soon</b> <i>adv</i> si tosto que
+* ~ <b>well</b> <i>adv</i> que
+* ~ <b>white as snow</b> <i>prep</i> si / tanto blanc como le nive
+* ~ <b>yet</b> (until now, so far, yet, still, this place, thus far, hitherto) <i>adv</i> adhuc
-<b>Alexandrine</b> [Pros] <i>adj</i> • alexandrin
+<b>asbestos</b> <i>n</i> asbesto
-<b>Alexandrine</b> [Pros] <i>n</i> • alexandrino
+<b>ascend</b> <i>v</i> ascender
-<b>alfalfa, lucerne</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • lucerna
+<b>ascendancy</b> (ascendant) <i>n</i> ascendente
-<b>alfalfa</b> <i>n</i> • alfalfa
+<b>ascendant</b> (ascendancy) <i>n</i> ascendente
-<b>alfalfa</b> <i>n</i> • lucerna
+<b>ascension</b> (ascent) <i>n</i> ascension
-<b>alga</b> <i>n</i> • alga
+<b>ascensional</b> <i>adj</i> ascensional
-<b>algae</b> <i>n</i> • algas
+<b>ascensionist</b> (mountain climber) <i>n</i> ascensionista
-<b>algebra</b> <i>n</i> • algebra
+<b>ascent</b> (ascension, climb) <i>n</i> ascension, montata
-<b>algebra</b> <i>n</i> • algebra (àl-)
+<b>ascertain</b> <i>v</i> assecurar se, constatar
-<b>algebraic</b> <i>adj</i> • algebraic
+<b>ascetic</b> (<b>ascetical</b>) <i>adj</i> ascetic
+* <i>n</i> asceta
+* ~ <b>practice</b> <i>n</i> ascesem ascesis, practica ascetic
-<b>algebraic, algebraical</b> <i>adj</i> • algebric
+<b>ascetical</b> (ascetic) <i>adj</i> ascetic
-<b>algebrist</b> <i>n</i> • algebrista
+<b>asceticism</b> <i>n</i> ascetismo
-<b>Alger</b> <i>n</i> • Alger
+<b>ascetics</b> <i>n</i> ascetica
-<b>Algeria</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Algeria
+<b>ascribe</b> (attribute) <i>v</i> ascriber, attribuer
-<b>Algeria</b> <i>n</i> • Algeria
+<b>ascription</b> <i>n</i> ascription
-<b>algerian</b> <i>adj</i> • algerian
+<b>asepsis</b> <i>n</i> as<u>e</u>psis
-<b>Algerian, Algerine</b> <i>adj</i> • algerian
+<b>aseptic</b> <i>adj</i> aseptic
+* <i>n</i> aseptico
-<b>Algerian</b> <i>n</i> • algeriano
+<b>asexual</b> (sexless) <i>adj</i> asexual
-<b>algerian</b> <i>n</i> • algeriano
+<b>ash</b> (ash tree) <i>n</i> fr<u>a</u>xino
+* (cinders) <i>n</i> cinere
+* ~ <b>box</b> (bucket, ashpan, container for ashes) <i>n</i> cineriero
+* ~ <b>grove</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> fraxineto
+* ~ <b>tray</b> <i>n</i> cineriera
+* ~ <b>tree</b> (ash) <i>n</i> fr<u>a</u>xino
+* ~ <b>wednesday</b> <i>n</i> mercuridi del cineres
-<b>algesia</b> (sensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> • algesia (-ìa)
+<b>ashamed</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> haber vergonia, esser confuse
+* <i>adj</i> confuse
-<b>algesia</b> (sensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> • algesia
+<b>ashes</b> <i>n</i> cinere
-<b>Algiers</b> <i>n</i> • Alger
+<b>ashore</b> (go ~) <i>v</i> disbarcar
+* <i>adv</i> super le terra
-<b>algo-, alg-</b> (pain)</b> occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • algo
+<b>ashpan</b> (ash box, bucket, container for ashes) <i>n</i> cineriero
-<b>algol</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • lingua de programmation algol
+<b>ashtray</b> <i>n</i> cineriera
+<b>ashy</b> (1. full of ashes; 2. ashen, ash-gray) <i>adj</i> cinerose
-<b>algometer</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> • algometro (-ònetro)
+<B>Asia</b> (1. Roman Province in Asia Minor; 2. the continent Asia) <i>n</i> Asia
-<b>algometer</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> • algometro
+* ~ <B>Minor</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Asia Minor
-<b>algometric</b> [Psychol] <i>adj</i> • algometric
+<B>Asian</b> <i>n</i> asiatico
-<b>algometry</b> (measurement of sensitivity to pain) [Psychol] <i>n</i> • algometria (-ìa)
+<B>Asiatic</b> (1. pertaining to Asia; 2. [Rhet] florid, ornate) <i>adj</i> asiatic
+* <i>n</i> asiatico
+<b>aside</b> <i>adj</i> al latere
-<b>algometry</b> (measurement of sensitivity to pain) [Psychol] <i>n</i> • algometria
-<b>algonquian</b> <i>adj</i> • algonquian
+<b>asinine act</b> <i>n</i> asiner<u>i</u>a, acto asinin
+* <i>adj</i> asinin
-<b>algonquian</b> (amerindian) <i>n</i> • algonquiano
+<b>asininity</b> <i>n</i> asiner<u>i</u>a, asininitate
-<b>algorithm</b> <i>n</i> • algorithmo
+<b>ask</b> (enquire) <i>v</i> demandar, inquirer
+* (invite) <i>v</i> invitar
+* (query, question) <i>v</i> querer
+* ~ <b>a question</b> <i>n</i> facer un demanda
+* ~ <b>for</b> (beg, request) <i>v</i> rogar, peter
-<b>algorithmic</b> <i>adj</i> • algorithmic
+<b>askew</b> <i>adj</i> oblique
+* <i>adv</i> de transverso, obliquemente
-<b>alias</b> <i>adv</i> • alias (àl-)
+<b>asleep</b> (fall ~) <i>v</i> addormir se
+* <i>adj</i> addormite
-<b>alias</b> <i>adv</i> • alias
+<b>asparagus</b> <i>n</i> asp<u>a</u>rago
+<b>aspect</b> (1. look, appearance; 2. one of the aspects of a question; 3. [ Astrol]) <i>n</i> aspecto
-<b>alias</b> <i>n</i> • pseudonymo
-<b>alibi</b> <i>n</i> • un alibi
+<b>aspen</b> (trembling poplar) <i>n</i> tr<u>e</u>mulo
-<b>alibi</b> <i>n</i> • alibi (àl-)
+<b>aspergillum</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> aspersorio
-<b>alibi</b> <i>n</i> • alibi
+<b>asperity</b> (roughness, harshness) <i>n</i> asperitate
-<b>alibility</b> <i>n</i> • alibilitate
+<b>aspersion</b> (act of sprinkling) <i>n</i> aspersion
-<b>alible, nutritive, nourishing</b> <i>adj</i> • alibile
+<b>asphalt</b> <i>n</i> asphalto
-<b>alien</b> (different) <i>adj</i> • alien
+<b>aspic</b> ¬F [Cookery] <i>n</i> aspic
-<b>alien</b> (differing in nature) <i>adj</i> • alien
+<b>aspirant</b> <i>n</i> aspirante
-<b>alien</b> (foreign) <i>n</i> • estranie
+<b>aspirate</b> [Phonet] <i>v</i> aspirar
+<b>aspiration</b> (1. desire for; 2. [Phonet] action of aspirating) <i>n</i> aspiration
-<b>alien</b> <i>n</i> • estraniero
-<b>alienability</b> <i>n</i> • alienabilitate
+<b>aspirator</b> [Mech] <i>n</i> aspirator
-<b>alienable</b> <i>adj</i> • alienabile
+<b>aspire</b> <i>v</i> aspirar, aspirar a
+<b>aspirin</b> <i>n</i> aspirina
-<b>alienate</b> (1. to transfer ownership of; 2. to estrange) <i>v</i> • alienar
-<b>alienate, estrange</b> <i>v</i> • estraniar
+<b>aspiring</b> <i>adj</i> ambitiose
-<b>alienate</b> (force a separation) <i>v</i> • estraniar
+<B>Asplenium</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> asplenio
-<b>alienate</b> <i>v</i> • alienar
+<b>ass</b> (buttocks) <i>n</i> culo
+* (donkey) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>sino
+* ~ <b>hole</b> (insult) <i>n</i> ano
+<b>assail</b> (attack, assault) <i>v</i> aggreder, assalir, assaltar
-<b>alienation</b> (1. transfer of ownership to another; 2. estrangement; 3. insanity) <i>n</i> • alienation
-<b>alienation, estrangement</b> <i>n</i> • estraniamento
+<b>assailable</b> (attackable) <i>adj</i> attaccabile
-<b>alienation</b> <i>n</i> • alienation
+<b>assailant</b> (assailer, attacker, assaulter) <i>n</i> assalitor, assaltator
-<b>alienator</b> <i>n</i> • alienator
+<b>assailer</b> (attacker, assailant, assaulter) <i>n</i> assalitor, assalltator
-<b>alienee</b> <i>n</i> • alienatario
+<b>assassin</b> <i>n</i> (murderer) assassino, assassinator
-<b>alienism</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • alienismo
+<b>assassinate</b> (murder) <i>v</i> assassinar
-<b>alienist</b> <i>n</i> • alienista
+<b>assassinating</b> (murder, murdering) <i>n</i> assassinamento
-<b>alight</b> (- on water) <i>phr</i> • amarar
+<b>assassination</b> <i>n</i> assassination
-<b>alight</b> (aflame) <i>adj</i> • in flammas
+<b>assault</b> (assail, attack) <i>v</i> assaltar, assalir, attaccar
+* (attack) <i>n</i> assalto, attacco
-<b>alight</b> (illuminated) <i>adj</i> • illuminate
+<b>assaulter</b> (assailant, attacker) <i>n</i> assaltator
-<b>alight</b> (set -) <i>v</i> • accender
+<b>assay</b> (assay an ore, a metal etc.) <i>v</i> essayar
+* (assayal) <i>n</i> ess<u>a</u>yo
-<b>alight</b> (set -) <i>v</i> • incender
+<b>assayable</b> <i>adj</i> essayabile
-<b>alight</b> <i>v</i> • atterrar
+<b>assayer</b> <i>n</i> essayator
-<b>alight</b> <i>v</i> • descender
+<b>assemble</b> (a machine) <i>v</i> adjustar, montar
+* (gather or fit together) <i>v</i> assemblar
+* (join, link) <i>v</i> compaginar
+* (troup, gather) <i>v</i> attruppar
+* <i>vi</i> assemblar se
-<b>alight on water</b> [Aeronaut] <i>v</i> • amarar
+<b>assembler</b> <i>n</i> assemblator
-<b>alighting on water</b> (action of -) [Aeronaut] <i>n</i> • amarage (-aje)
+<b>assembling</b> (act of gathering) <i>n</i> attruppamento
-<b>alighting on water</b> (action of -) [Aeronaut] <i>n</i> • amarage
+<b>assembly</b> (meeting) <i>n</i> assembl<u>e</u>a
+* (of the parts of a machine) [Mach] <i>n</i> adjustage ¬adjustaje
+* ~ <b>hall</b> <i>n</i> sala de assemblea / reuniones
+* ~ <b>line</b> <i>n</i> catena de montage
-<b>align</b> (range or place in a line) <i>v</i> • alinear
+<b>assent</b> (sanction) <i>n</i> sanction
+* <i>n</i> assentimento
+* <i>v</i> acceder, acceder a
+* <i>v</i> assentir, assentir a
-<b>align</b> <i>v</i> • alinear
+<b>assert</b> (affirm) <i>v</i> asserer, affirmar
+* ~ <b>oneself</b> <i>v</i> imponer su autoritate
-<b>alignment</b> (action of aligning) <i>n</i> • alineamento
+<b>asserter</b> (assertor) <i>n</i> assertor
-<b>alignment</b> <i>n</i> • alineamento
+<b>assertion</b> (affirmation) <i>n</i> assertion, affirmation
-<b>alike</b> <i>adj</i> • simile
+<b>assertive</b> (affirmative) <i>adj</i> assertive, affirmative
-<b>alike</b> <i>adj</i> • similar
+<b>assertor</b> (asserter) <i>n</i> assertor
-<b>alike</b> <i>adv</i> • del mesme maniera
+<b>assertory</b> (affirming) <i>adj</i> assertori
-<b>alike</b> <i>adv</i> • equalmente
+<b>assess</b> (evaluate) <i>v</i> evalutar
+* (fix a quota for) <i>v</i> quotisar
+* (tax) <i>v</i> taxar
-<b>alike</b> (equal) <i>adj</i> • equal
+<b>assessment</b> (contribution) <i>n</i> quotisation
+* (evaluation) <i>n</i> evalutation
+* (tax) <i>n</i> taxation
-<b>alimental</b> (nourishing) <i>adj</i> • alimental
+<b>assessor</b> (as in assessor to a judge, magistrate, etc.) <i>n</i> assessor
+* (levier of taxes) <i>n</i> taxator
-<b>alimentary</b> <i>adj</i> • alimentari
+<b>asset</b> (advantage) <i>n</i> avantage, bon qualitate
+* (property) <i>n</i> possession
-<b>alimentary canal, enteron</b> [Anat/Zool] <i>n</i> • enteron (én-)
+<b>assets</b> [Commer] <i>n</i> activo
-<b>alimentary canal, enteron</b> [Anat/Zool] <i>n</i> • enteron
+<b>asseverate</b> (affirm positively) <i>v</i> asseverar
-<b>alimentation, nourishment</b> <i>n</i> • alimentation
+<b>asseverating</b> (asseverative) <i>adj</i> asseverative
-<b>alimenter, feeder</b> <i>n</i> • alimentator
+<b>asseverative</b> (asseverating) <i>adj</i> asseverative
-<b>alimony</b> <i>n</i> • alimentos (post-marital)
+<b>assiduity</b> <i>n</i> assiduitate
-<b>alimony</b> <i>n</i> • alimentos
+<b>assiduous</b> <i>adj</i> assidue
+<b>assign</b> (1. to allot; 2. to fix, determine) <i>v</i> assignar, attribuer, tribuer
-<b>alive</b> <i>adj</i> • vive
-<b>alive</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • viver
+<b>assignable</b> (transferable) <i>adj</i> assignabile, cessibile
+<b>assignation</b> (assignment) (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) <i>n</i> assignation
-<b>alive</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • spirar
-<b>alive</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser
+<b>assignee</b> [Law] <i>n</i> cessionario
+<b>assignment</b> (assignation) (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) <i>n</i> assignation
-<b>alive, live, living</b> <i>adj</i> • vive
+* (cession) [Law] <i>n</i> cession
+* [School] <i>n</i> deber
-<b>alive, living</b> <i>adj</i> • vivente
+<b>assimilable</b> <i>adj</i> assimilabile
-<b>alive</b> (living) <i>adj</i> • vivente
+<b>assimilate</b> (1. to make like; 2. to absorb) <i>v</i> assimilar, assimilar se
-<b>alive</b> (make -) <i>v</i> • animar
+<b>assimilation</b> (1. action of making like; 2. absorption) <i>n</i> assimilation
-<b>alive</b> (make -) <i>v</i> • vivificar
+<b>assimilative</b> <i>adj</i> assimilative
-<b>alive</b> (make -) <i>v</i> • reanimar
+<b>assimilator</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> assimilator
-<b>alive and well</b> <i>adj. phr</i> • san e salve
+<b>assist</b> (help, aid) <i>v</i> assister, adjutar, coadjuvar, subvenir
-<b>alizarin, madder root</b> <i>n</i> • alizarina
+<b>assistance</b> <i>n</i> assistentia, adjuta
-<b>alkali</b> <i>n</i> • alcali
+<b>assistant</b> (deputy) <i>n</i> adjuncto
+* (helper) <i>n</i> assistente
+* (in a shop) <i>n</i> commisso
-<b>alkalimeter</b> <i>n</i> • alcalimetro
+<b>assizes</b> <i>n</i> assises
+* <i>n</i> sessiones de un tribunal
-<b>alkalimeter</b> <i>n</i> • alcalimetro (-ì-)
+<b>associate</b> (connect, combine) <i>v</i> associar
+* (partner) <i>n</i> associato, socio
+* (partner, confederate) <i>n</i> consorte
+* <i>adj</i> associate
+* <i>v</i> associar, associar se
+<b>association</b> (1. act of connecting, combining; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose) <i>n</i> association
-<b>alkaline</b> <i>adj</i> • alcalin
-<b>alkaline</b> <i>n</i> • alcalino
+<b>assonance</b> <i>n</i> assonantia
-<b>alkalinity</b> <i>n</i> • alcalinitate
+<b>assonate</b> (put or be in assonance) <i>v</i> assonar
-<b>alkalization</b> <i>n</i> • alcalisation
+<b>assorted</b> <i>adj</i> assortite, varie
-<b>alkalize</b> <i>v</i> • alcalisar
+<b>assortment</b> (collection of various kinds of goods) <i>n</i> assortimento
-<b>alkaloid</b> <i>n</i> • alcaloide
+<b>assume</b> (arrogate) <i>v</i> arrogar
+* (suppose) <i>v</i> supponer
+* (take to or upon oneself) <i>v</i> assumer
-<b>all</b> (1. as in all the cheese; 2. as in all the books) <i>adj</i> • omne
+<b>assumption</b> (1. taking to or upon oneself; 2. [Logic]) <i>n</i> assumption
+<b>assurance</b> (certainty) <i>n</i> assecurantia
-<b>all</b> (1. the whole of; 2. all the parts, members, etc. of a whole series or group) <i>adj</i> • tote
+* (positive statement) <i>n</i> assecurantia
+* (self-confidence) <i>n</i> disinvoltura
-<b>all</b> (above -) <i>adv</i> • super toto
+<b>assure</b> (reasure) <i>v</i> assecurar
+* (secure) <i>v</i> assecurar
+* (state positively) <i>v</i> assecurar
-<b>all</b> <i>adj</i> • omne
+<b>assurer</b> (underwriter, insurer) <i>n</i> assecurator
-<b>all</b> <i>adj</i> • tote
+<B>Assyria</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Assyria
-<b>all</b> <i>adv</i> • completemente
+<B>Assyrian</b> <i>adj</i> assyrie
+* <i>n</i> assyrio
-<b>all</b> (after -) <i>adv</i> • post toto
+<B>Assyriologist</b> (Assyriologue) <i>n</i> assyri<u>o</u>logo
-<b>all</b> (at -) <i>adv</i> • del toto
+<B>Assyriologue</b> (Assyriologist) <i>n</i> assyri<u>o</u>logo
-<b>all</b> (everybody) <i>pron</i> • omnes
+<B>Assyriology</b> <i>n</i> assyriolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>all, everything</b> <i>n</i> • toto
+<b>aster</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> astere
-<b>all</b> (everything) <i>pron</i> • toto
+<b>asteriated opal</b> <i>n</i> asteria
-<b>all</b> <i>n</i> • toto
+<b>asterisk</b> [Print] <i>n</i> asterisco
+* <i>n</i> asterisco
-<b>all</b> (not at -) <i>adv</i> • nullemente
+<b>asterism</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> asterismo
-<b>all</b> <i>pron</i> • omnes (òm-)
+<b>asteroid</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> asteroide
-<b>all</b> <i>pron</i> • omnes
+<b>asthen</b>- (weak) occurring in derivatives] <i>adj</i> asthen-
-<b>all clear</b> <i>n</i> • toto ben
+<b>asthenia</b> <i>n</i> asthen<u>i</u>a
-<b>all clear</b> <i>n</i> • toto clar
+<b>asthenic</b> <i>adj</i> asthenic
+* <i>n</i> asthenico
-<b>all out</b> <i>adj/adv</i> • con maxime fortia
+<b>asthma</b> <i>n</i> asthma
-<b>all over</b> <i>adv</i> • in tote parte
+<b>asthmatic</b> <i>adj</i> asthmatic
+* <i>n</i> asthmatico
-<b>all over</b> (finished) <i>adj</i> • terminate
+<b>astigmatic</b> <i>adj</i> astigmatic
-<b>all right</b> <i>adv</i> • salve
+<b>astigmatism</b> <i>n</i> astigmatismo
-<b>all right</b> <i>adv</i> • ben
+<b>astonish</b> <i>v</i> stupefacer, surprender
+* <i>v</i> surprender
-<b>all right</b> <i>adv</i> • correcte
+<b>astonished</b> <i>adj</i> stupefacte
-<b>all right</b> <i>interj</i> • bon!
+<b>astonishment</b> <i>n</i> stupefaction
-<b>all right</b> <i>interj</i> • ben!
+<b>astound</b> <i>v</i> stupefacer
-<b>all right</b> <i>interj</i> • de accordo
+<b>astral</b> <i>adj</i> astral
-<b>all round</b> <i>adj</i> • incirculante
+<b>astray</b> (go ~) <i>v</i> disviar se
+* (lead ~) <i>v</i> discamminar
+* <i>adj</i> foras del strata, disviate, discamminate
-<b>all round</b> <i>adj</i> • incirculante (completemente)
+<b>astriction</b> <i>n</i> astriction
-<b>all senses, tenor</b> <i>n</i> • tenor
+<b>astrictive</b> (astringent) <i>adj</i> astrictive
-<b>all star</b> <i>adj</i> • omnistella
+<b>astride</b> (on horseback) <i>adv</i> a cavallo
+* (with legs apart) <i>adv</i> con le gambas a parte
+* <i>prep</i> trans
-<b>all star</b> <i>n</i> • omnistella
+<b>astringe</b> <i>v</i> astringer
-<b>all the better</b> <i>adv</i> • tanto melio
+<b>astringency</b> <i>n</i> astringentia
-<b>all the same</b> <i>adv</i> • con tote isto
+<b>astringent</b> (astrictive) <i>adj</i> astrictive
+* <i>n</i> astringente
-<b>all told</b> <i>adv</i> • in toto
+<b>astrolabe</b> <i>n</i> astrolabio
-<b>allah</b> (arabic) <i>n</i> • God
+<b>astrolatry</b> <i>n</i> astrolatr<u>i</u>a
-<b>allay</b> (calming) <i>v</i> • sedar
+<b>astrologer</b> <i>n</i> astr<u>o</u>logo
-<b>allay, soothe, appease</b> <i>v</i> • sedar
+<b>astrological</b> <i>adj</i> astrologic
-<b>allegation</b> (assertion without proof) <i>n</i> • allegation
+<b>astrology</b> <i>n</i> astrolog<u>i</u>a
-<b>allegation</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • allegation
+<b>astronaut</b> <i>n</i> astronauta
-<b>allege</b> (affirm) <i>v</i> • allegar
+<b>astronomer</b> <i>n</i> astr<u>o</u>nomo
-<b>allege</b> (bring forward as an argument or excuse) <i>v</i> • allegar
+<b>astronomic</b> (astronomical) <i>adj</i> astronomic
-<b>allege</b> (use as an excuse) <i>v</i> • pretextar
+<b>astronomical</b> <i>adj</i> astronomic
-<b>allege as a pretext</b> <i>v</i> • pretextar
+<b>astronomy</b> <i>n</i> astronom<u>i</u>a
-<b>alleged</b> <i>adj</i> • pretense
+<b>astrophotographic</b> <i>adj</i> astrophotographic
-<b>allegiance</b> (loyalty) <i>n</i> • deber de fidelitate
+<b>astrophotography</b> <i>n</i> astrophotograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>allegoric, allegorical</b> <i>adj</i> • allegoric
+<b>astrophysical</b> <i>adj</i> astrophysic
-<b>allegorist</b> <i>n</i> • allegorista
+<b>astrophysics</b> <i>n</i> astroph<u>y</u>sica
-<b>allegorization</b> <i>n</i> • allegorisaion
+<b>astute</b> (1. sagacious; 2. crafty) <i>adj</i> astute, sagace
-<b>allegorize</b> <i>v</i> • allegorisar
+<b>astuteness</b> <i>n</i> astutia
-<b>allegorizer</b> <i>n</i> • allegorisator
+<b>asunder</b> <i>adv</i> in duo
-<b>allegory</b> (hidden meaning story) <i>n</i> • allegoria
+<b>asylum</b> (1. shelter, refuge; 2. institution for protection or relief) <i>n</i> asylo
+* (lunatic ~) <i>n</i> asylo pro alienatos
+* (orphanage) <i>n</i> orphanato
-<b>allegory</b> <i>n</i> • allegoria (-ìa)
+<b>asymmetric</b> (asymmetrical) <i>adj</i> as<u>y</u>mmetre
+* <i>adj</i> asymmetric
-<b>allegory</b> <i>n</i> • allegoria
+<b>asymmetry</b> <i>n</i> asymmetr<u>i</u>a
-<b>allegretto</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • allegretto
+<b>at</b> (- the) <i>prep</i> al
+* (a point in space or time, a stage of development, etc.) <i>prep</i> a, ad
+* (by, near, with) <i>prep</i> <u>a</u>pud
+* ~ <b>a distance</b> (far off, far away) <i>adv</i> pr<u>o</u>cul
+* ~ <b>a future time</b> (sometime in the future) <i>adv</i> <u>o</u>lim
+* ~ <b>another time</b> <i>adv</i> <u>a</u>lias
+* ~ <b>any time</b> (at some time or other) <i>adv</i> aliquando
+* ~ <b>any time</b> (ever) <i>adv</i> jamm<u>a</u>is, <u>u</u>nquam
+* ~ <b>hand</b> (near) <i>adv</i> pr<u>o</u>pter
+* ~ <b>once</b> (at the same time, together) <i>adv</i> s<u>i</u>mul
+* ~ <b>once</b> (right away, already) <i>adv</i> jam
+* ~ <b>one time</b> (formerly) <i>n</i> vice
+* ~ <b>present</b> (just now) <i>adv</i> actualmente
+* ~ <b>random</b> (in different places, passim, here and there, scattered) <i>adv</i> p<u>a</u>ssim
+* ~ <b>some time or other</b> (at any time) <i>adv</i> alquando, aliquando
+* ~ <b>the same time</b> (together, at once) <i>adv</i> s<u>i</u>mul
-<b>allegro</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • allegro
+<b>atavism</b> <i>n</i> atavismo
-<b>allergic</b> <i>adj</i> • allergic
+<b>atavist</b> <i>n</i> atavista
-<b>allergic</b> [Pathol] <i>adj</i> • allergic
+<b>atavistic</b> <i>adj</i> atavic, atavistic
-<b>allergy</b> <i>n</i> • allergia
+<b>ataxia</b> (ataxy) [Pathol] <i>n</i> atax<u>i</u>a
-<b>allergy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • allergia
+<b>ataxy</b> (ataxia) [Pathol] <i>n</i> atax<u>i</u>a
-<b>allergy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • allergia (-ìa)
+<b>atheism</b> <i>n</i> atheismo
-<b>alleviate</b> (relieve) <i>v</i> • alleviar
+<b>atheist</b> (atheistic) <i>adj</i> athee
+* <i>n</i> atheista, atheo
-<b>alleviation</b> <i>n</i> • alleviation
+<b>athematic</b> <i>adj</i> athematic
-<b>alley</b> <i>n</i> • allee
+<B>Athena</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> Athena
-<b>alley</b> <i>n</i> • vico
+<B>Athenaeum</b> (1. [Gr. Hist]; 2. [Rom. Hist]) <i>n</i> Athen<u>e</u>o
-<b>alley, street</b> <i>n</i> • vico
+<B>Athens</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> Ath<u>e</u>nas
-<b>alliance</b> <i>n</i> • alliantia
+<b>athlete</b> <i>n</i> athleta
-<b>allied</b> <i>adj</i> • alliate
+<b>athlete</b>'<b>s foot</b> (tinea, ringworm) [Pathol] <i>n</i> tinea
-<b>alligator</b> <i>n</i> • alligator
+<b>athletic</b> <i>adj</i> athletic
-<b>alligator</b> <i>n</i> • alligator [A]
+<b>athleticism</b> <i>n</i> athletismo
-<b>alligator pear, avocado</b> <i>n</i> • avocato
+<b>athletics</b> <i>n</i> athletica
-<b>alliterate</b> <i>v</i> • alliterar
+<b>athlo</b>- (contest) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> athlo-
-<b>alliteration</b> <i>n</i> • alliteration
+<b>at-home</b> <i>adv</i> a casa
-<b>allo-, all-</b> (other) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> • all-
+<B>Atlanta</b> <i>npr</i> Atlanta
-<b>allocate</b> (allot) <i>v</i> • distribuer
+<B>Atlantic</b> <i>adj</i> atlantic
+* <i>n</i> Oceano Atlantic, Atl<u>a</u>ntico
-<b>allocate</b> (allot) <i>v</i> • assignar
+<B>Atlantis</b> <i>n</i> Atl<u>a</u>ntida, Atl<u>a</u>ntide
-<b>allocation</b> <i>n</i> • allocation
+<B>Atlas</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> <U>A</U>tlas
+* [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> <U>A</U>tlas, Atlante
+* ~ <B>Mountains</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> <U>A</U>tlas
-<b>allocator</b> <i>n</i> • allocator
+<b>atmo</b>- (steam, vapor) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> atmo-
-<b>allocator</b> <i>n</i> • assignator
+<b>atmosphere</b> <i>n</i> atmosphera
-<b>allocution</b> <i>n</i> • allocution
+<b>atmospheric</b> (atmospherical) <i>adj</i> atmospheric
-<b>allopath</b> <i>n</i> • allopathe
+<b>atmospherical</b> (atmospheric) <i>adj</i> atmospheric
-<b>allopath</b> <i>n</i> • allopathe (-ò-)
+<b>atmospherics</b> <i>n</i> disturbationes atmospheric
-<b>allopathy</b> <i>n</i> • allopathia (-ìa)
+<b>atockade</b> <i>n</i> stoccada, stockade
-<b>allopathy</b> <i>n</i> • allopathia
+<b>atoll</b> <i>n</i> atollo
-<b>allot</b> (apportion) <i>v</i> • apportionar
+<b>atom</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>tomo
-<b>allot, assign</b> <i>v</i> • tribuer [tribu-/tribut-]
+<b>atom-bomb</b> <i>n</i> bomba atomic
-<b>allot, assign</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer
+<b>atomic</b> <i>adj</i> atomic
-<b>allot, assign</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
+<b>atomicity</b> <i>n</i> atomicitate
-<b>allot, assign</b> <i>v</i> • tribuer
+<b>atomism</b> [Philos] <i>n</i> atomismo
-<b>allot</b> (assign) <i>v</i> • assignar
+<b>atomist</b> <i>n</i> atomista
-<b>allot</b> (attribute) <i>v</i> • attribuer
+<b>atomistic</b> <i>adj</i> atomistic
-<b>allot</b> (distribute) <i>v</i> • distribuer
+<b>atomize</b> (reduce to atoms) <i>v</i> atomisar
-<b>allotment</b> (apportioning) <i>n</i> • repartition
+<b>atomizer</b> (pulverizer, spray) <i>n</i> pulverisator
+* (vaporizer) <i>n</i> vaporisator
-<b>allotment</b> (apportioning) <i>n</i> • distribution
+<b>atone</b> <i>v</i> expiar
-<b>allotment</b> (apportioning) <i>n</i> • apportionamento
+<b>atone-for</b> <i>v</i> expiar
-<b>allotment, distribution</b> <i>n</i> • repartition
+<b>atonement</b> <i>n</i> expiation
-<b>allotment</b> (land) <i>n</i> • parcella de terreno
+<b>atonic</b> (1. [Med]; 2. [Phonet]) <i>adj</i> atonic, <u>a</u>tone
-<b>allotrope</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • allotropo
+<b>at-present</b> <i>adv</i> actualmente
+<b>atrabile</b> (melancholy) (1. [Anc. Med] black bile; 2. gloom) <i>n</i> atrab<u>i</u>le
-<b>allotrope</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • allotropo (-òtropo)
-<b>allotropic</b> [Chem] <i>adj</i> • allotropic
+<b>atrabiliary</b> (melancholic) (1. [Med]; 2. gloomy, depressed in spirit) <i>adj</i> atrabiliari
-<b>allotropic</b> [Chem] <i>adj</i> • allotrope
+<b>atro</b>-, <b>atr</b>- (black) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>adj</i> atro-, atr-
-<b>allotropic</b> [Chem] <i>adj</i> • allotrope (-òtrope)
+<b>atrocious</b> <i>adj</i> atroce
+<b>atrocity</b> (1. horrible wickedness; 2. atrocious deed) <i>n</i> atrocitate
-<b>allotropous</b> [Zoo] <i>adj</i> • allotrope (-òtrope)
-<b>allotropous</b> [Zoo] <i>adj</i> • allotrope
+<b>atrophic</b> <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>trophe, atrophic
-<b>allotropy</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • allotropia
+<b>atrophy</b> (cause to atrophy) <i>v</i> atrophiar
+* <i>n</i> atroph<u>i</u>a
-<b>allotropy</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • allotropia (-ìa)
+<b>attach</b> (affix) <i>v</i> affixar
+* (bind) <i>v</i> alligar
+* (fasten) <i>v</i> attaccar
+* <i>v</i> attaccar
+* <i>v</i> attachar
-<b>allow, brook, comport, bear</b> <i>v</i> • comportar
+<b>attachable</b> <i>adj</i> attaccabile
+* <i>adj</i> attachabile
-<b>allow, permit</b> <i>v</i> • permitter
+<b>attaché</b> <i>n</i> attaché
-<b>allow, permit</b> <i>v</i> • permitter [-mitt-/-miss-]
+<b>attache-case</b> <i>n</i> valise pro documentos
-<b>allow</b> <i>v</i> • permitter
+<b>attached</b> (joined, joint) <i>adj</i> juncte
+<b>attachment</b> (1. action of fastening 2. affection, fastening) <i>n</i> attaccamento
-<b>allow for</b> <i>v</i> • tener conto de
+* (accessory) <i>n</i> accessorio
+* (adherence) <i>n</i> adherentia
-<b>allow me</b> <i>v</i> • permitte me
+<b>attack</b> (assail, assault) <i>v</i> attaccar, aggreder, assalir, assaltar
+* (assault) <i>n</i> attacco
+* <i>n</i> insulto
+* <i>v</i> insultar
-<b>allowable</b> <i>adj</i> • admissibile
+<b>attackable</b> (assailable) <i>adj</i> attaccabile
-<b>allowance</b> (a small -) <i>phr</i> • un pitancia
+<b>attacker</b> (aggressor) <i>n</i> aggressor, insultator
+* (assailant, assailer, assaulter) <i>n</i> assalitor, assaltator
-<b>allowance</b> <i>n</i> • alimentos
+<b>attacking</b> (making a criminal attempt on) <i>adj</i> attentatori
-<b>allowance</b> <i>n</i> • assignation
+<b>attain</b> (arrive at, reach) <i>v</i> attinger
+* (enter upon) <i>v</i> adir
-<b>alloy</b> (as in to alloy silver with copper) <i>v</i> • alligar
+<b>attainment</b> (action or process of attaining) <i>n</i> attingimento
+<b>attemper</b> (1. to temper, moderate by mixture; 2. to accommodate) <i>v</i> attemperar
-<b>alloy</b> <i>n</i> • alligato
-<b>alloy</b> <i>v</i> • alligar
+<b>attempt</b> (criminal) <i>n</i> attentato
+* (essay) <i>n</i> ess<u>a</u>yo
+* (try) <i>v</i> tentar
+* (try, endeavor) <i>n</i> essayo, tentativa
+* <i>v</i> essayar, provar, tentar
+* <i>v</i> tractar
-<b>all-seeing, omnivident</b> <i>adj</i> • omnividente
+<b>attend</b> (accompany) <i>v</i> accompaniar
+* (be present at) <i>vt</i> assister a
+* (pay attention) <i>vi</i> prestar attention
+* (school) <i>v</i> frequentar
+* [Med] <i>v</i> attender
+* ~ <b>to</b> (give attention to) <i>v</i> attender
-<b>allspice</b> <i>n</i> • specie (condimento) de myrto
+<b>attendance</b> (presence) <i>n</i> assistentia
+* (retinue) <i>n</i> accompaniamento
+* (service) <i>n</i> servicio
-<b>allspice</b> <i>n</i> • specie de myrto
+<b>attendant</b> (one attending to someone's needs) <i>n</i> attendente
+* <i>n</i> custode
-<b>allude</b> (casually refering) <i>v</i> • alluder (a)
+<b>attention</b> (1. careful notice, heed; 2. act of courtesy) <i>n</i> attention
+* (pay ~) <i>v</i> prestar attention
-<b>allude</b> (casually refering) <i>v</i> • alluder
+<b>attentive</b> (1. intent; 2. courteous) <i>adj</i> attentive
+* (advertent) <i>adj</i> advertente
+* (intent) <i>adj</i> attente
-<b>allude</b> <i>v</i> • alluder [-lud-/-lus-]
+<b>attenuate</b> (make thin or slender) <i>v</i> attenuar
-<b>allude</b> <i>v</i> • alluder
+<b>attenuation</b> <i>n</i> attenuation
-<b>allure</b> (attract) <i>v</i> • attraher
+<b>attest</b> (1. to testify to; 2. to certify) <i>v</i> attestar
-<b>alluring</b> <i>adj</i> • attractive
+<b>attestant</b> (attester) <i>n</i> attestator
-<b>allusion</b> <i>n</i> • allusion
+<b>attestation</b> (attesting, witnessing) <i>n</i> attestation
+* (testimony) <i>n</i> testimonio
-<b>allusive</b> <i>adj</i> • allusive
+<b>attester</b> (attestant) <i>n</i> attestator
-<b>alluvial</b> <i>adj</i> • alluvial
+<b>at-this-moment</b> <i>phr</i> in iste momento
-<b>alluvium</b> <i>n</i> • alluvion
+<b>attic</b> <i>n</i> mansarda
-<b>ally</b> (by marriage) <i>v</i> • apparentar
+<b>attire</b> (clothe, deck out) <i>v</i> inrobar, revestir
+<b>attitude</b> (1. position of the body; 2. way of thinking, acting, or feeling) <i>n</i> attitude
-<b>ally, confederate</b> <i>n</i> • confederato
-<b>ally</b> <i>n</i> • alliato
+<b>attorney</b> <i>n</i> procurator
-<b>ally</b> <i>n</i> • confederato
+<b>attorney-general</b> <i>n</i> procurator general
-<b>ally</b> <i>v</i> • alliar
+<b>attract</b> (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure) <i>v</i> attraher
-<b>ally or connect by marriage</b> <i>v</i> • apparentar
+<b>attraction</b> (force of) [Phys] <i>n</i> attractivitate
+* <i>n</i> attraction
-<b>alma mater</b> <i>n</i> • alma matre
+<b>attractive</b> (1. [Phys]; 2. alluring) <i>adj</i> attractive
+* (nice, likable) <i>adj</i> sympathic
-<b>almanac, calendar</b> <i>n</i> • ephemeride
+<b>attractiveness</b> (charm) <i>n</i> attractivitate, attraction, charme ¬F
-<b>almanac, calendar</b> <i>n</i> • ephemeride (-mé-)
+<b>attributable</b> <i>n</i> attribuibile
+<b>attribute</b> (1. inherent quality; 2. conventional symbol; 3. [Gram]) <i>n</i> attributo
-<b>almanac</b> <i>n</i> • almanac
+* (ascribe) <i>v</i> attribuer, ascriber
-<b>almanac</b> <i>n</i> • ephemeride
+<b>attribution</b> <i>n</i> attribution
+<b>attributive</b> (1. attributing; 2. [Gram]) <i>adj</i> attributive
-<b>almightiness, omnipotence</b> <i>n</i> • omnipotentia
-<b>almighty</b> <i>adj</i> • omnipotente
+<b>attrite</b> [Theol] <i>adj</i> attrite
-<b>almighty, omnipotent</b> <i>adj</i> • omnipotente
+<b>attrition</b> <i>n</i> attrition
-<b>almond</b> (an - tree) <i>n</i> • amandoliero
+<b>auburn</b> <i>adj</i> castanie clar
-<b>almond</b> <i>n</i> • amandola (-àndola)
+<b>auction</b> (auctioneer) <i>v</i> auctionar
+* <i>n</i> auction
-<b>almond</b> <i>n</i> • amandola
+<b>auctioneer</b> (auction) <i>v</i> auctionar
+* <i>n</i> auctionator
-<b>almond-tree</b> <i>n</i> • amandoliero
+<b>audacious</b> (daring) <i>adj</i> audace, audaciose
-<b>almoner</b> <i>n</i> • almosnero
+<b>audacity</b> (daring) <i>n</i> audacia
-<b>almonry</b> <i>n</i> • almosneria (-ìa]
+<b>audibility</b> <i>n</i> audibitate
-<b>almost</b> <i>adv</i> • quasi
+<b>audible</b> <i>adj</i> audibile
+<b>audience</b> (1. interview with a person of high rank; 2. hearing) <i>n</i> audientia
-<b>almost, nearly</b> <i>adv</i> • quasi
+* (assembly of listeners) <i>n</i> auditorio
-<b>alms</b> (give -) <i>v</i> • dar almosna
+<b>audiometer</b> [Acous] <i>n</i> audi<u>o</u>metro
-<b>alms</b> (give -) <i>v</i> • facer le caritate
+<b>audiovisual</b> <i>adj</i> audiovisual
-<b>alms</b> <i>n</i> • caritate
+<b>audiovisually</b> <i>adv</i> audiovisualmente
-<b>alms</b> <i>n</i> • almosna)
+<b>audit</b> (verification) <i>n</i> verification de contos
+* <i>v</i> verificar
-<b>alms</b> <i>n</i> • eleemosyna (-mò-)
+<b>audition</b> (act of hearing) <i>n</i> audita, audition
+* <i>v</i> dar audition a
-<b>alms</b> <i>n</i> • almosna
+<b>auditor</b> (hearer, listener) <i>n</i> auditor
+* <i>n</i> revisor, verificator de contos
-<b>alms</b> <i>n</i> • eleemosyna
+<b>auditorium</b> (auditory) <i>n</i> auditorio
-<b>alms bag, alms purse</b> <i>n</i> • almosniera
+<b>auditory</b> (auditorium) <i>n</i> auditorio
+* <i>adj</i> auditive, auditori
-<b>alms purse, alms bag</b> <i>n</i> • almosniera
+<b>augment</b> (increase) <i>v</i> augmentar
+* [Gram] <i>n</i> augmento
-<b>aloe</b> <i>n</i> • aloe
+<b>augmentable</b> <i>adj</i> augmentabile
-<b>aloft</b> <i>adv</i> • in le aere
+<b>augmentation</b> (increase) <i>n</i> augmentation, augmento
-<b>aloft</b> <i>adv</i> • in alto
+<b>augmentative</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> augmentative
-<b>alone</b> <i>adj</i> • singule
+<b>augmenter</b> <i>n</i> augmentator
-<b>alone</b> <i>adj</i> • sol
+<b>augur</b> (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) <i>n</i> <u>a</u>ugure
+* (1. to act as augur; 2. to predict, foretell) <i>v</i> augurar
+<b>augury</b> (1. art of the augur; 2. omen, sign) <i>n</i> augurio
-<b>alone, single, separate</b> <i>adj</i> • singule
-<b>along, by</b> <i>n</i> • secundo
+<b>august</b> <i>adj</i> auguste
+* <i>n</i> augusto
-<b>along, by</b> <i>prep</i> • secun
+<B>Augustan</b> <i>adj</i> augustee
-<b>along</b> (get -) <i>v</i> • arrangiar se
+<B>Augustinian</b> <i>adj</i> augustinian
+* <i>n</i> augustiniano
-<b>along</b> (get - with another) <i>v</i> • intender se
+<B>Augustinianism</b> <i>n</i> augustinianismo
-<b>along</b> (manage) <i>v</i> • arrangiar se
+<b>auk</b> [Ornith] <i>n</i> alca
+<b>aulo</b>- (flute) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> aulo-
-<b>along</b> <i>prep</i> • secundo
-<b>along</b> <i>prep</i> • preter
+<b>aunt</b> <i>n</i> <u>a</u>mita
-<b>along with</b> <i>adv/conj</i> • insimul a
+<b>au-pair</b> <i>n</i> au pair
+* ~ -<b>pair</b> <i>n</i> servitrice au pair
-<b>alongside</b> (- of) <i>prep</i> • preter
+<b>aura</b> <i>n</i> aura
-<b>alongside</b> <i>adv</i> • bordo a bordo
+<b>aural</b> <i>adj</i> aural
-<b>alongside</b> <i>prep</i> • al latere de
+<b>aureole</b> (halo) <i>n</i> aur<u>e</u>ola
-<b>aloof</b> (reserved) <i>adj</i> • multo distante
+<b>auricle</b> (1. auricle of the ear; 2. auricle of the heart) <i>n</i> auricula
-<b>alopecia</b> <i>n</i> • calvitia
+<b>auriferous</b> (gold-bearing) <i>adj</i> aur<u>i</u>fere
-<b>aloud</b> <i>adv</i> • in alte voce
+<b>auriform</b> (ear-shaped) <i>adj</i> auriforme
-<b>alpha</b> (the first letter of the Greek alphabet) <i>n</i> • alpha
+<b>aurist</b> (otologist, ear specialist) <i>n</i> aurista
-<b>alphabet</b> <i>n</i> • alphabeto
+<b>auspex</b> [Hist] <i>n</i> <u>a</u>uspice
+<b>auspice</b> (sign or token derived from the observation of birds) Hist] <i>n</i> auspicio
-<b>alphabetical</b> <i>adj</i> • alphabetic
-<b>alphabetically</b> <i>adv</i> • alphabeticamente
+<b>auspices</b> <i>n</i> auspicios
-<b>alphabetization</b> <i>n</i> • alphabetisation
+<B>Auster</b> (south wind) <i>n</i> austro
-<b>alphabetize</b> <i>v</i> • alphabetisar
+<b>austere</b> <i>adj</i> auster
-<b>alphanumeric</b> <i>adj</i> • alphanumeric
+<b>austereness</b> (austerity) <i>n</i> austeritate
-<b>alpine</b> <i>adj</i> • alpestre
+<b>austerity</b> (austereness) <i>n</i> austeritate
-<b>alpine</b> <i>adj</i> • alpin
+<b>austral</b> (southern) <i>adj</i> austral
-<b>Alpine, Alpestrine</b> <i>adj</i> • alpestre
+<B>Australasia</b> <i>n</i> Australasia
-<b>Alpine, alpine</b> <i>adj</i> • alpin
+<B>Australasian</b> <i>adj</i> australasian
-<b>Alpinism</b> <i>n</i> • alpinismo
+<B>Australia</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Australia
-<b>Alpinist</b> <i>n</i> • alpinista
+<B>Australian</b> <i>adj</i> australian
+* <i>n</i> australiano
-<b>Alps</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Alpes
+<B>Austria</b> [Geog] <i>npr</i> Austria
-<b>already</b> <i>adv</i> • jam
+<B>Austrian</b> <i>adj</i> austr<u>i</u>ac
+* <i>n</i> austr<u>i</u>aco
-<b>already</b> <i>adv</i> • ya
+<b>autarchy</b> (self-sufficiency) <i>n</i> autarch<u>i</u>a
-<b>already</b> <i>adv</i> • ja
+<b>authentic</b> <i>adj</i> authentic
+<b>authenticate</b> (1. to render authentic; 2. to prove authentic) <i>v</i> authenticar
-<b>already, at once, right away</b> <i>adv</i> • jam
-<b>already</b> (ja, jam) <i>adv</i> • ya
+<b>authentication</b> <i>n</i> authentication
-<b>Alsace</b> <i>n</i> • Alsatia
+<b>authenticity</b> <i>n</i> authenticitate
-<b>Alsatian</b> <i>adj</i> • alsatian
+<b>author</b> (1. originator; 2. writer) <i>n</i> autor
-<b>alsatian</b> (dog) <i>adj</i> • can pastoral german
+<b>authoritarian</b> <i>adj</i> autoritari
-<b>alsatian</b> (dog) <i>n</i> • can pastoral german
+<b>authoritarianism</b> <i>n</i> autoritatismo
-<b>Alsatian</b> <i>n</i> • alsatiano
+<b>authoritative</b> (dictatorial) <i>adj</i> autoritari
+* (of document) <i>adj</i> autorisate
-<b>also</b> (- not) <i>adv</i> • ni
+<b>authority</b> <i>n</i> autoritate
-<b>also</b> <i>adv</i> • anque
+<b>authorizable</b> <i>adj</i> autorisabile
-<b>also</b> <i>adv</i> • de plus
+<b>authorization</b> <i>n</i> autorisation
-<b>also</b> <i>adv</i> • in plus
+<b>authorize</b> <i>v</i> autorisar
-<b>also</b> <i>adv</i> • alsi
+<b>authorship</b> <i>n</i> autorato
-<b>also</b> <i>adv</i> • etiam
+<b>autism</b> <i>n</i> autismo
-<b>also, likewise</b> <i>adv</i> • equalmente
+<b>autistic</b> <i>adj</i> autistic
-<b>also, too</b> <i>adv</i> • alsi (-ì)
+<b>auto</b> (motorcar, car) <i>n</i> auto
-<b>also, too</b> <i>adv</i> • anque
+<b>autobiographic</b> (autobiographical) <i>adj</i> autobiographic
-<b>also, too</b> <i>adv</i> • anque (anke)
+<b>autobiographical</b> (autobiographic) <i>adj</i> autobiographic
-<b>also, too</b> <i>adv</i> • alsi
+<b>autobiography</b> <i>n</i> autobiograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>also: cargo, load</b> <i>n</i> • cargamento
+<b>autobus</b> (motorbus) <i>n</i> autob<u>u</u>s
-<b>Altai</b> (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region) <i>n</i> • Altai (-ài)
+<b>autochthon</b> <i>n</i> aut<u>o</u>chthono
+<b>autochthonous</b> <i>adj</i> aut<u>o</u>chthone
-<b>Altai</b> (1. Altai mountains; 2. Altai region) <i>n</i> • Altai
-<b>Altaic</b> <i>adj</i> • altaic
+<b>autochthony</b> <i>n</i> autochthon<u>i</u>a
-<b>Altaic</b> <i>adj</i> • altaic (-àic)
+<b>autoclave</b> (pressure cooker) <i>n</i> autoclave
-<b>altar</b> <i>n</i> • altar
+<b>autocracy</b> <i>n</i> autocrat<u>i</u>a
-<b>alter</b> (make different) <i>v</i> • alterar
+<b>autocrat</b> <i>n</i> aut<u>o</u>crate
-<b>alter</b> <i>v</i> • alterar (se)
+<b>autocratic</b> <i>adj</i> autocratic
-<b>alter</b> <i>v</i> • alterar
+<b>auto-da-fé</b> <i>n</i> autodafé
+* ~ -<b>da-fé</b> <i>n</i> autodafé ¬P
-<b>alterable</b> <i>adj</i> • alterabile
+<b>autodidact</b> (one who is self-taught) <i>n</i> autodidacto
-<b>alteration</b> <i>n</i> • alteration
+<b>autodidactic</b> <i>adj</i> autodidactic
+<b>autodrome</b> (race course for automobiles) <i>n</i> aut<u>o</u>dromo
-<b>altercate, quarrel, wrangle</b> <i>v</i> • altercar
-<b>altercation</b> (heated argument) <i>n</i> • altercation
+<b>autogiro</b> <i>n</i> autogyro
-<b>altercation</b> <i>n</i> • altercation
+<b>autograph</b> (make autographic reproductions) <i>v</i> autographiar
+* <i>n</i> aut<u>o</u>grapho
+<b>autographic</b> <i>adj</i> autographic
-<b>alternate</b> (1. to do by turns; 2. to occur by turns) <i>v</i> • alternar
+<b>autography</b> (art of autographic reproduction) <i>n</i> autograph<u>i</u>a
-<b>alternate</b> <i>adj</i> • alternate
-<b>alternate</b> <i>adj</i> • alterne
+<b>autoist</b> <i>n</i> autoista
-<b>alternate, alternating</b> <i>adj</i> • alternative
+<b>automatic</b> <i>adj</i> automatic
+<b>automaticity</b> (automatism, state of being automatic) <i>n</i> automaticitate
-<b>alternate, alternating</b> <i>adj</i> • alternate
-<b>alternate</b> [Math/Bot] <i>adj</i> • alterne
+<b>automation</b> <i>n</i> automatisation
-<b>alternate</b> <i>v</i> • alternar
+<b>automatism</b> <i>n</i> automatismo
-<b>alternation</b> <i>n</i> • alternation
+<b>automatize</b> (render automatic) <i>v</i> automatisar
-<b>alternation</b> <i>n</i> • alternativa
+<b>automaton</b> <i>n</i> aut<u>o</u>mato
-<b>alternative</b> <i>adj</i> • alternative
+<b>automatous</b> (automatic) <i>adj</i> aut<u>o</u>mate
-<b>alternative</b> (choice between two possible things or lines of action) <i>n</i> • alternativa
+<b>automobile</b> (motor vehicle) <i>n</i> automobile
+* (self-propelling) <i>adj</i> automobile
-<b>alternative</b> <i>n</i> • alternativa
+<b>automobilism</b> <i>n</i> automobilismo
-<b>alternator</b> <i>n</i> • alternator
+<b>automobilist</b> (motorist) <i>n</i> automobilista
-<b>although</b> <i>conj</i> • quanquam
+<b>autonomous</b> (self-governing) <i>adj</i> aut<u>o</u>nome
-<b>although</b> <i>conj</i> • quamquam
+<b>autonomy</b> <i>n</i> autonom<u>i</u>a
-<b>although</b> <i>conj</i> • ben que
+<b>autopsy</b> [Med] (necropsy) <i>n</i> autops<u>i</u>a, necrops<u>i</u>a
-<b>although</b> <i>conj</i> • etiam si
+<b>autumn</b> (fall) <i>n</i> autumno
-<b>altimeter</b> <i>n</i> • altimetro
+<b>autumnal</b> <i>adj</i> autumnal
-<b>altimeter</b> <i>n</i> • altimetro (-ì-)
+<b>auxiliary</b> <i>adj</i> auxiliar
+* <i>n</i> auxiliator
-<b>altisonant, high-sounding</b> <i>adj</i> • altisonante
+<b>avail</b> <i>v</i> disponer (se) de
-<b>altisonant, high-sounding</b> <i>adj</i> • altisone
+<b>availability</b> <i>n</i> disponibilitate
-<b>altitude</b> <i>n</i> • altitude
+<b>available</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> esser disponibile
+* (capable of being turned to account) <i>adj</i> utilisabile
+* (disposable) <i>adj</i> disponibile, utilisabile
+* (make ~) <i>v</i> facer disponibile
-<b>alto</b> (1. contralto voice; 2. tenor violin) [Mus] <i>n</i> • alto
+<b>avalanche</b> ¬F <i>n</i> avalanche
-<b>alto</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • alto
+<b>avarice</b> <i>n</i> avaritia
-<b>altogether</b> <i>adv</i> • integremente
+<b>avaricious</b> (miserly) <i>adj</i> avar, avaritiose
-<b>altruism</b> <i>n</i> • altruismo
+<b>ave</b> (Ave bead of the rosary) <i>n</i> ave
+* (time of ringing the Ave bell) <i>n</i> ave
+* ~ Maria <i>n</i> Ave Maria
-<b>altruist</b> <i>n</i> • altruista
+<b>avenge</b> (revenge) <i>v</i> vengiar ¬venjar, vindicar
+<b>avenger</b> <i>n</i> vengiator ¬venjator, vindicator, v<u>i</u>ndice
-<b>altruistic</b> (generous, unselfish) <i>adj</i> • altruistic
-<b>aluminum, aluminium</b> (Al) <i>n</i> • aluminium
+<b>avenue</b> ¬F (walk, alley) <i>n</i> allée, avenue, avenite
-<b>aluminum, aluminium</b> (Al) <i>n</i> • aluminio
+<b>aver</b> (avouch, verify) <i>v</i> averar
-<b>aluminum, aluminium</b> <i>n</i> • aluminium
+<b>average</b> (mean) <i>adj</i> medie
+* (mean) <i>n</i> media
+* (on ~) <i>phr</i> in media
+* <i>v</i> calcular / render le media de
-<b>aluminum, aluminium</b> <i>n</i> • aluminium (-ìnium)
+<b>averred</b> (ratified) [Law] <i>adj</i> rate
-<b>alumna</b> (female alumnus) <i>n</i> • alumna
+<b>aversion</b> (1. act of averting turning away; 2. strong dislike) <i>n</i> aversion
-<b>alumni</b> <i>n</i> • alumnos
+<b>avert</b> (turn away) <i>v</i> averter
-<b>alumnus</b> <i>n</i> • alumno
+<b>aviarist</b> <i>n</i> aviarista
-<b>alveolar</b> [Anat] <i>adj</i> • alveolari
+<b>aviary</b> <i>n</i> aviario
-<b>alveolate, honeycombed, pitted</b> <i>adj</i> • alveolate
+<b>aviate</b> <i>v</i> aviar
-<b>always</b> <i>adv</i> • semper (sém-)
+<b>aviation</b> <i>n</i> aviation
-<b>always</b> <i>adv</i> • semper
+<b>aviator</b> <i>n</i> aviator
-<b>always</b> <i>adv</i> • sempre
+<b>aviatrix</b> <i>n</i> aviatrice
-<b>always</b> (semper) <i>adv</i> • sempre
+<b>aviculture</b> <i>n</i> avicultura
-<b>am</b> (I -) <i>v</i> • io so
+<b>avid</b> (greedy) <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>vide
-<b>am</b> (I -) <i>v</i> • io es
+<b>avidity</b> (greed, greediness) <i>n</i> aviditate
-<b>am</b> (I -) <i>v</i> • io esse
+<b>avocado</b> (alligator pear) <i>n</i> avocato
+* (tree) <i>n</i> avocatiero
-<b>amalgam</b> <i>n</i> • amalgama (-màl-)
+<b>avoid</b> (shun) <i>v</i> evitar
-<b>amalgam</b> <i>n</i> • amalgama
+<b>avoidable</b> <i>adj</i> evitabile, eluctabile
+<b>avoidance</b> <i>n</i> evitation
-<b>amalgamate</b> (1. [Metal]; 2. to combine, consolidate) <i>v</i> • amalgamar
-<b>amalgamate</b> (combine) <i>v</i> • amalgamar
+<b>avoiding</b> (act of shunning) <i>n</i> evitation
-<b>amalgamate</b> (combine) <i>v</i> • amalgamar (se)
+<b>avoirdupois</b> <i>n</i> avoirdupois
-<b>amalgamate, merge</b> [Com/Pol] <i>v</i> • fusionar
+<b>avouch</b> (aver, verify) <i>v</i> averar
-<b>amalgamation</b> (1. union, consolidation; 2. [Metal]) <i>n</i> • amalgamation
+<b>avulse</b> (tear away) <i>v</i> aveller
-<b>amalgamation, merger</b> [Com/Pol] <i>n</i> • fusionamento
+<b>avulsion</b> (tearing away) <i>n</i> avulsion
-<b>amalgamation</b> <i>n</i> • amalgamation
+<b>avuncular</b> <i>adj</i> avuncular
-<b>amalgamator</b> <i>n</i> • amalgamator
+<b>await</b> (wait for) <i>v</i> attender
-<b>amanuensis</b> (secretary) <i>n</i> • secretari
+<b>awake</b> <i>adj</i> vigile
+* <i>v</i> eveliar, eveliar se
-<b>amass</b> <i>v</i> • amassar
+<b>awaken</b> <i>v</i> eveliar, eveliar se
-<b>amasser</b> <i>n</i> • amassator
+<b>awakener</b> <i>n</i> eveliator
-<b>amassment</b> <i>n</i> • amassamento
+<b>awakening</b> <i>n</i> evelia
-<b>amateur</b> <i>adj</i> • amateur
+<b>award</b> (prize, reward) <i>n</i> precio, premio, recompensa
+* ~ <b>a prize to</b> (reward) <i>v</i> premiar, recompensar
+* ~ <b>or pronounce an interlocutory decree</b> [Law] <i>v</i> interloquer
+* <i>v</i> premiar, adjudicar
-<b>amateur</b> <i>adj</i> • dilettante
+<b>aware</b> (be ~) <i>v</i> esser conscie
+* <i>adj</i> conscie
-<b>amateur, dilettante, lover of the arts</b> <i>n</i> • dilettante
+<b>awareness</b> <i>n</i> conscientia
+<b>away</b> (two kilometers ~) <i>phr</i> a duo kilometros
-<b>amateur, dilettante, lover of the arts</b> <i>n</i> • dilettante [I]
+* <i>adv</i> foras, via
-<b>amateur</b> [F] <i>n</i> • amateur
+<b>awe</b> <i>n</i> pavor reverential
-<b>amateur</b> <i>n</i> • amateur
+<b>awe-inspiring</b> <i>adj</i> imponente, tremende
-<b>amateur</b> <i>n</i> • dilettante
+<b>awe-struck</b> <i>adj</i> horrificate
-<b>amateurish</b> <i>adj</i> • dilettantesc
+<b>awful</b> <i>adj</i> terribile
-<b>amatory</b> <i>adj</i> • amatori
+<b>awfully</b> <i>adv</i> terribilemente
-<b>amaze</b> <i>v</i> • stupefacer
+<b>awkward</b> (clumsy) <i>adj</i> inhabile
+* (difficult to deal with) <i>adj</i> difficile, embarassose
-<b>amazed</b> <i>adj</i> • stupefacte
+<b>awl</b> <i>n</i> s<u>u</u>bula
-<b>amazed</b> <i>adj</i> • stupide
+<b>awl-shaped</b> (subulate) <i>adj</i> subulate
-<b>amazed</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • stuper
+<b>awning</b> <i>n</i> tenta
-<b>amazed, be stunned</b> <i>v</i> • stuper
+<b>awol</b> <i>adj</i> absente sin permisso
-<b>amazed, stunned</b> <i>adj</i> • stupide
+<b>ax</b> (axe) <i>n</i> hacha ¬hasha
-<b>amazement</b> <i>n</i> • stupefaction
+<b>axe</b> (ax) <i>n</i> hacha ¬hasha
-<b>amazing</b> <i>adj</i> • stupende
+<b>axial</b> <i>adj</i> axial
-<b>amazing</b> <i>adj</i> • surprendente
+<b>axil</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> axilla
-<b>amazing, stupendous</b> <i>adj</i> • stupende
+<b>axilla</b> (armpit) <i>n</i> axilla
-<b>Amazon</b> (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Geog]) <i>n</i> • Amazon
+<b>axillary</b> (1. pertaining to the axilla; 2. [Bot]) <i>adj</i> axillari
+<b>axiom</b> <i>n</i> axioma
-<b>Amazonian</b> (1. pertaining to the Amazons; 2. pertaining to the Amazon river) <i>adj</i> • amazonie
-<b>ambassador</b> <i>n</i> • ambassator
+<b>axiomatic</b> <i>adj</i> axiomatic
-<b>amber</b> <i>adj</i> • jalne
+<b>axis</b> <i>n</i> axe
-<b>amber</b> <i>n</i> • ambra
+<b>axle</b> (axletree) <i>n</i> axe
-<b>ambergris</b> <i>n</i> • ambergris
+<b>axletree</b> (axle) <i>n</i> axe
-<b>ambergris</b> <i>n</i> • ambra
+<b>axunge</b> [Pharm] <i>n</i> axungia
-<b>ambiance</b> (environment) <i>n</i> • ambiente
+<b>azalea</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> azalea
-<b>ambidextrous</b> <i>adj</i> • ambidextere, ambidextre
+<b>azoic</b> <i>adj</i> azoic
+<B>Azores</b> (Azores Islands) [Geog] <i>nprpl</i> Az<u>o</u>res, le Insulas Azores
-<b>ambidextrous</b> <i>adj</i> • ambidextre
+* ~ <B>Islands</b> (Azores) [Geog] <i>nprpl</i> Az<u>o</u>res, le Insulas Azores
-<b>ambient</b> (gen/comp) <i>n</i> • ambiente
+<b>azure</b> (the blue color of the clear sky) <i>n</i> azuro, azurato
+* <i>adj</i> azur
-<b>ambient, surrounding ambiente</b> <i>adj</i> • ambiente
+<b>azymous</b> (unleavened) <i>adj</i> <u>a</u>zyme
-<b>ambiguity</b> (1. double or dubious meaning; 2. ambiguous expression) <i>n</i> • ambiguitate
-<b>ambiguity</b> (equivocal expression) <i>n</i> • equivoco (-ì-)
-<b>ambiguity</b> (equivocal expression) <i>n</i> • equivoco
-<b>ambiguity</b> <i>n</i> • ambiguitate
-<b>ambiguous</b> <i>adj</i> • ambigue
-<b>ambiguous</b> (unclear) <i>adj</i> • equivoc
-<b>ambiguous</b> (unclear) <i>adj</i> • ambigue
-<b>ambit, circuit, circuitous route</b> <i>n</i> • ambito
-<b>ambit, circuit, circuitous route</b> <i>n</i> • ambito (àm-)
-<b>ambition</b> (aspiration) <i>n</i> • ambition
-<b>ambition</b> <i>n</i> • ambition
-<b>ambition</b> (unscrupulous) <i>n</i> • arrivismo
-<b>ambitious</b> <i>adj</i> • ambitiose
-<b>ambivalence</b> (conflicting feelings) <i>n</i> • ambivalentia
-<b>ambivert</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> • ambivertito
-<b>amble</b> <i>n</i> • amblo
-<b>amble</b> <i>v</i> • ir al amblo
-<b>ambly-</b> (dull) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> • ambly-
-<b>amblyopia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • amblyopia (-ìa)
-<b>amblyopia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • amblyopia
-<b>amblyopic</b> <i>adj</i> • amblyopic
-<b>ambrosia</b> (1. food intended or fit for the gods; 2. [Bot] wormseed) <i>n</i> • ambrosia
-<b>ambrosia</b> <i>n</i> • ambrosia
-<b>ambrosial</b> <i>adj</i> • ambrosial
-<b>ambrosial</b> <i>adj</i> • ambrosie
-<b>Ambrosian</b> <i>adj</i> • ambrosian
-<b>ambulance</b> (1. field hospital; 2. hospital ambulance) <i>n</i> • ambulantia
-<b>ambulance</b> <i>n</i> • ambulantia
-<b>ambulant</b> <i>adj</i> • ambulante
-<b>ambulate</b> <i>v</i> • deambular
-<b>ambulatory</b> (walking-able) <i>adj</i> • ambulatori
-<b>ambush</b> <i>n</i> • insidia
-<b>ambush</b> <i>n</i> • imboscada
-<b>ambush</b> (place in ambush) <i>v</i> • imboscar
-<b>ambush, snare</b> <i>n</i> • insidia
-<b>ambush</b> <i>v</i> • insidiar
-<b>ambush</b> <i>v</i> • imboscar
-<b>ambush, waylay</b> <i>v</i> • insidiar
-<b>ameliorate, improve</b> <i>v</i> • meliorar
-<b>ameliorate</b> (improving) <i>v</i> • ameliorar
-<b>ameliorate</b> <i>v</i> • bonificar
-<b>amelioration, improvement</b> <i>n</i> • melioration
-<b>amelioration</b> <i>n</i> • bonification
-<b>ameliorator, improver</b> <i>n</i> • meliorator
-<b>amen</b> [Heb] (so be it!) <i>interj</i> • amen
-<b>amenable</b> (responsive, submissive) <i>adj</i> • docile
-<b>amenable</b> (responsive, submissive) <i>adj</i> • tractabile
-<b>amenable to</b> <i>adj</i> • accessibile a
-<b>amend</b> (1. to improve, correct, emend; 2. to amend a law, bill, etc.) <i>v</i> • emendar
-<b>amend</b> <i>v</i> • emendar
-<b>amendment</b> (1. improvement, correction; 2. amendment of a law, bill, etc.) <i>n</i> • emendamento
-<b>amendment</b> <i>n</i> • emendamento
-<b>amends</b> (make -) <i>v</i> • for reparar
-<b>amends</b> <i>n</i> • reparation
-<b>amenity</b> <i>n</i> • amenitate
-<b>amerce</b> <i>v</i> • punir con multa
-<b>amercement</b> <i>n</i> • punition con multa
-<b>America</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • America
-<b>America</b> <i>n</i> • America
-<b>America</b> (U. S. A) <i>n</i> • Statos Unite
-<b>American</b> (- citizen) <i>n</i> • statounitese
-<b>American</b> (- citizen) <i>n</i> • citatano american
-<b>American</b> (1. an inhabitant of North or South America; 2 . an inhabitant of the United States) <i>n</i> • americano
-<b>American</b> (1. belonging to North or South America; 2. belonging to the United States) <i>adj</i> • american
-<b>American</b> <i>n</i> • americano
-<b>American</b> (of america) <i>adj</i> • american
-<b>American Samoa</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Samoa American
-<b>Americanism</b> (1. American custom or characteristic; 2. word or phrase peculiar to American English) <i>n</i> • americanismo
-<b>Americanize</b> <i>v</i> • americanisar
-<b>americium</b> <i>n</i> • americium
-<b>americium</b> <i>n</i> • americio
-<b>amethyst</b> <i>n</i> • amethysto
-<b>amiability</b> <i>n</i> • amabilitate
-<b>amiable</b> (agreeable, friendly) <i>adj</i> • amabile
-<b>amiable, lovable</b> <i>adj</i> • amabile
-<b>amicability, friendliness</b> <i>n</i> • amicabilitate
-<b>amicable</b> <i>adj</i> • amicabile
-<b>amicable, friendly</b> <i>adj</i> • amicabile
-<b>amid</b> (-st) <i>prep</i> • inter
-<b>amid</b> (-st) <i>prep</i> • in medio de
-<b>amide</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amido (à-)
-<b>amide</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amido
-<b>amidogen</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amidogeno
-<b>amidogen</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amidogeno (-ògeno)
-<b>amidst</b> <i>prep</i> • in medio de
-<b>amidst</b> <i>prep</i> • inter
-<b>amine</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amino
-<b>amino acid</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amino-acido (-àcido)
-<b>amino acid</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • amino-acido
-<b>aminophenol</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • aminophenol
-<b>amiss</b> <i>adv</i> • mal
-<b>amiss</b> (come -) <i>v</i> • facer mal
-<b>amiss</b> (take -) <i>v</i> • prender in mal parte
-<b>ammeter, amperometer</b> <i>n</i> • amperometro
-<b>ammeter, amperometer</b> <i>n</i> • amperometro (-òmetro)
-<b>Ammon</b> (1. [Egypt. Relig]; 2. [Gr/Rom. Relig]) <i>n</i> • Ammon
-<b>ammonal</b> [Technol] <i>n</i> • ammonal
-<b>ammonia</b> ([Chem] NH3) <i>n</i> • ammoniaco
-<b>ammonia</b> (gas) <i>n</i> • ammoniaco
-<b>ammonia</b> (solution in water) <i>n</i> • aqua ammoniac
-<b>ammoniac</b> <i>adj</i> • ammoniac
-<b>ammoniac, gum ammoniac</b> <i>n</i> • ammoniaco
-<b>ammoniacal</b> <i>adj</i> • ammoniacal
-<b>ammoniacal, ammonic</b> <i>adj</i> • ammonic
-<b>ammonic, ammoniacal</b> <i>adj</i> • ammonic
-<b>ammonification</b> (1. impregnation with ammonia; 2. decomposition with production of ammonia) <i>n</i> • ammonification
-<b>ammonify</b> <i>v</i> • ammonificar
-<b>ammonite</b> [Paleontol] <i>n</i> • ammonite
-<b>ammonium</b> <i>n</i> • ammonium
-<b>ammonium</b> <i>n</i> • ammonium (-ònium)
-<b>ammunition</b> <i>n</i> • munition
-<b>amnesia, loss of memory</b> <i>n</i> • amnesia (-ìa)
-<b>amnesia, loss of memory</b> <i>n</i> • amnesia
-<b>amnesia</b> <i>n</i> • amnesia
-<b>amnesty, amnestic</b> <i>adj</i> • amnestic
-<b>amnesty, give or proclaim amnesty</b> (to) <i>v</i> • amnestiar
-<b>amnesty</b> <i>n</i> • amnestia
-<b>amnesty</b> <i>n</i> • amnestia (-ìa)
-<b>amnesty</b> (pardon) <i>n</i> • amnestia
-<b>amoeba</b> [Zool] <i>n</i> • ameba
-<b>amoebic</b> <i>adj</i> • amebic
-<b>amoebiform</b> <i>adj</i> • amebiforme
-<b>amoeboid</b> <i>adj</i> • ameboide
-<b>amok</b> <i>adv</i> • amok
-<b>among</b> <i>adv</i> • inter
-<b>among</b> <i>adv</i> • a presso de
-<b>among</b> <i>prep</i> • inter
-<b>among</b> <i>prep</i> • inter (ìn-)
-<b>among</b> (-st) <i>prep</i> • inter
-<b>amoral</b> <i>adj</i> • amoral
-<b>amoral, nonmoral</b> <i>adj</i> • amoral
-<b>amoralism</b> <i>n</i> • amoralismo
-<b>amorous</b> (1. loving; 2. pertaining to love) <i>adj</i> • amorose
-<b>amorous</b> (full of love) <i>adj</i> • amorose
-<b>amorousness</b> <i>n</i> • amorositate
-<b>amorphism</b> <i>n</i> • amorphia
-<b>amorphism</b> <i>n</i> • amorphismo
-<b>amorphism</b> <i>n</i> • amorphia (-ìa)
-<b>amorphous</b> <i>adj</i> • amorphe
-<b>amortization</b> <i>n</i> • amortisation
-<b>amortize</b> (extinguish a debt by means of a sinking fund) <i>v</i> • amortisar
-<b>amount</b> <i>n</i> • amonta
-<b>amount</b> <i>n</i> • quantitate
-<b>amount</b> <i>v</i> • amontar (a)
-<b>amount</b> <i>v</i> • amontar
-<b>amovability, removability</b> <i>n</i> • amovibilitate
-<b>amovable, removable</b> (subject to removal) <i>adj</i> • amovibile
-<b>amove, remove</b> (from office, etc.) <i>v</i> • amover
-<b>amperage</b> <i>n</i> • amperage (-aje)
-<b>amperage</b> <i>n</i> • amperage
-<b>ampere</b> <i>n</i> • ampere (ampér)
-<b>ampere</b> <i>n</i> • ampere
-<b>ampere turn</b> <i>n</i> • ampere-torno (amper-tòrno)
-<b>ampere turn</b> <i>n</i> • ampere-torno
-<b>ampere-hour</b> <i>n</i> • ampere-hora (amper-hòra)
-<b>ampere-hour</b> <i>n</i> • ampere-hora
-<b>amperometer, ammeter</b> <i>n</i> • amperometro (-òmetro)
-<b>amperometer, ammeter</b> <i>n</i> • amperometro
-<b>amphibian</b> (1. [Zool]; 2. amphibian airplane) <i>n</i> • amphibio
-<b>amphibian</b> <i>adj</i> • amphibie
-<b>amphibian</b> <i>n</i> • amphibio
-<b>amphibiology</b> <i>n</i> • amphibiologia
-<b>amphibiology</b> <i>n</i> • amphibiologia (-ìa)
-<b>amphibious</b> <i>adj</i> • amphibie
-<b>amphitheater</b> <i>n</i> • anphitheatro
-<b>amphitheatric, amphitheatrical</b> <i>adj</i> • amphitheatral
-<b>amphora</b> <i>n</i> • amphora
-<b>amphora</b> <i>n</i> • amphora (àm-)
-<b>ample</b> (1. spacious, extensive; 2. copious) <i>adj</i> • ample
-<b>ample</b> <i>adj</i> • copiose
-<b>ample</b> <i>adj</i> • ample
-<b>amplification</b> <i>n</i> • amplification
-<b>amplifier</b> <i>n</i> • amplificator
-<b>amplify</b> (1. as in to amplify a story, etc.; 2. [Elec]; 3. to exaggerate) <i>v</i> • amplificar
-<b>amplify</b> <i>v</i> • amplificar
-<b>amplifying, magnifying</b> <i>adj</i> • amplificative
-<b>amplitude</b> <i>n</i> • amplitude
-<b>ampulla</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • ampulla
-<b>amputate</b> <i>v</i> • amputar
-<b>amputation</b> <i>n</i> • amputation
-<b>amulet</b> <i>n</i> • amuleto
-<b>amuse, entertain</b> <i>v</i> • amusar
-<b>amuse</b> <i>v</i> • intertener
-<b>amuse</b> <i>v</i> • diverter
-<b>amuse</b> <i>v</i> • amusar
-<b>amuse</b> <i>v</i> • distraher
-<b>amusement, distraction</b> <i>n</i> • distraction
-<b>amusement, diversion</b> <i>n</i> • divertimento
-<b>amusement</b> <i>n</i> • distraction
-<b>amusement</b> <i>n</i> • diversion
-<b>amusement</b> <i>n</i> • intertenimento
-<b>amusement</b> <i>n</i> • divertimento
-<b>amusement</b> <i>n</i> • amusamento
-<b>amusing</b> <i>adj</i> • intertenite
-<b>amusing</b> <i>adj</i> • distrahite
-<b>amusing</b> <i>adj</i> • amusante
-<b>amusing</b> <i>adj</i> • divertite
-<b>amusing</b> <i>adj</i> • divertente
-<b>an, a</b> <i>indef art</i> • un
-<b>an</b> (indefinite article) <i>art</i> • un
-<b>an</b> (per, an apple a day) <i>prep</i> • un pomo pro die
-<b>an</b> (per) <i>prep</i> • per
-<b>Anabaptism</b> <i>n</i> • anabaptismo
-<b>anabaptist</b> <i>adj</i> • anabaptista
-<b>Anabaptist, Baptist</b> [Theol] <i>adj</i> • baptista
-<b>Anabaptist, Baptist</b> [Theol] <i>n</i> • baptista
-<b>Anabaptist</b> <i>n</i> • anabaptista
-<b>anabaptize, rabaptize</b> <i>v</i> • anabaptisar
-<b>anacardiaceous</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • anacardiacee
-<b>anacardium</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • anacardio
-<b>anachronic, anachronistic, anachronous</b> <i>adj</i> • anachronic
-<b>anachronism</b> <i>n</i> • anachronismo
-<b>anachronism</b> (out of date) <i>n</i> • anachronismo
-<b>anachronistic</b> <i>adj</i> • anachronistic
-<b>anachronize, commit anachronisms</b> <i>v</i> • anachronisar
-<b>anachronous, anachronic</b> <i>adj</i> • anachrone
-<b>anachronous, anachronic, anachronistic</b> <i>adj</i> • anachronic
-<b>Anacreon</b> [Gr. Lit] <i>n</i> • Anacreonte
-<b>Anacreontic</b> <i>adj</i> • anacreontic
-<b>anaemia, anemia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • anemia (-ìa)
-<b>anaemia, anemia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • anemia
-<b>anaemia, anemia</b> <i>n</i> • anemia
-<b>anaemic, anemic</b> <i>adj</i> • anemic
-<b>anaerobe</b> [Biol] <i>n</i> • anaerobio
-<b>anaerobic</b> [Biol] <i>adj</i> • anaerobie
-<b>anaesthetic, anesthetic</b> <i>adj</i> • anesthetic
-<b>anaesthetic, anesthetic</b> <i>n</i> • anesthetico
-<b>anaesthetist, anesthetist</b> <i>n</i> • anesthetista
-<b>anagram</b> <i>n</i> • anagramma
-<b>anal</b> <i>adj</i> • anal
-<b>anal</b> [Anat] <i>adj</i> • anal
-<b>analgesia</b> (insensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> • analgesia (-ìa)
-<b>analgesia</b> (insensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> • analgesia
-<b>analgesic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> • analgesic
-<b>analgia, analgesia</b> (insensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> • analgia
-<b>analgia, analgesia</b> (insensitivity to pain) [Med] <i>n</i> • analgia (-ìa)
-<b>analgic, analgesic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> • analgic
-<b>analog</b> (comp/commun/techn) <i>adj</i> • analogic
-<b>analog computer</b> <i>n</i> • computator analogic
-<b>analog to digital converter</b> <i>n</i> • transformator analogic a digital
-<b>analogic, analogical</b> (founded on analogy) <i>adj</i> • analogic
-<b>analogous</b> (comparable) <i>adj</i> • analoge
-<b>analogous</b> (corresponding in some ways) <i>adj</i> • analoge (-àloge)
-<b>analogous</b> (corresponding in some ways) <i>adj</i> • analoge
-<b>analogy</b> <i>n</i> • analogia
-<b>analogy</b> <i>n</i> • analogia (-ìa)
-<b>analphabetic</b> [Phonet] <i>adj</i> • analphabetic
-<b>analphabetism, analphabetic notation</b> [Phonet] <i>n</i> • analphabetismo
-<b>analysis</b> <i>n</i> • analyse (-àlyse)
-<b>analysis</b> <i>n</i> • analyse
-<b>analyst, analyzer</b> <i>n</i> • analysta
-<b>analyst</b> <i>n</i> • analysta
-<b>analyst</b> <i>n</i> • analysator
-<b>analytic, analytical</b> <i>adj</i> • analytic
-<b>analyzable</b> <i>adj</i> • analysabile
-<b>analyze</b> <i>v</i> • analysar
-<b>analyzer, analyst</b> <i>n</i> • analysator
-<b>anarch-, anarcho-</b> (anarchic, anarchical) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>adj</i> • anarch-
-<b>anarchic, anarchical</b> <i>adj</i> • anarchic
-<b>anarchism</b> <i>n</i> • anarchismo
-<b>anarchist</b> <i>n</i> • anarchista
-<b>anarchosyndicalism</b> <i>n</i> • anarchosyndicalismo
-<b>anarchosyndicalist</b> <i>n</i> • anarchosyndicalista
-<b>anarchy</b> (disorder) <i>n</i> • anarchia
-<b>anarchy</b> <i>n</i> • anarchia
-<b>anarchy</b> <i>n</i> • anarchia (-ìa)
-<b>anathema</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • anathema
-<b>anathema</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • anathema [-ma/-mat-] (-àtema)
-<b>anathematize</b> [Eccl] <i>v</i> • anathematisar
-<b>Anatolia</b> <i>n</i> • Anatolia
-<b>anatom-</b> (anatomy) [occurring in derivatives] <i>n</i> • anatom-
-<b>anatomic, anatomical</b> <i>adj</i> • anatomic
-<b>anatomical</b> <i>adj</i> • anatomic
-<b>anatomically</b> <i>adv</i> • anatomicamente
-<b>anatomist</b> <i>n</i> • anatomista
-<b>anatomy</b> <i>n</i> • anatomia (-ìa)
-<b>anatomy</b> <i>n</i> • anatomia
-<b>ancestor</b> (forebear) <i>n</i> • ancestre
-<b>ancestor</b> (forebear) <i>n</i> • antecessor
-<b>ancestor, forefather</b> <i>n</i> • atavo
-<b>ancestor, forefather</b> <i>n</i> • atavo (à-)
-<b>ancestor</b> <i>n</i> • ancestre
-<b>ancestor</b> <i>n</i> • ascendente
-<b>ancestral</b> <i>adj</i> • ancestral
-<b>ancestral</b> <i>adj</i> • antecessori
-<b>ancestry</b> (ancestral lineage) <i>n</i> • ascendentia
-<b>ancestry</b> <i>n</i> • antecedentia
-<b>ancestry</b> <i>n</i> • ancestria
-<b>ancestry</b> (one's ancestors viewed as a group) <i>n</i> • lineage (-aje)
-<b>ancestry</b> (one's ancestors viewed as a group) <i>n</i> • lineage
-<b>anchor</b> <i>n</i> • ancora (àn-)
-<b>anchor</b> <i>n</i> • ancora
-<b>anchor</b> <i>n</i> • anchore
-<b>anchor</b> <i>v</i> • ancorar (se)
-<b>anchor</b> <i>v</i> • anchorar
-<b>anchor</b> <i>v</i> • ancorar
-<b>anchor</b> (weigh -) <i>v</i> • disancorar
-<b>anchor</b> (weigh -) <i>v</i> • levar le ancora
-<b>anchor</b> (weigh -) <i>v</i> • disanchorar
-<b>anchorage</b> (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3 . anchorage dues) <i>n</i> • ancorage
-<b>anchorage</b> (1. action of anchoring; 2. place to anchor; 3 . anchorage dues) <i>n</i> • ancorage (-aje)
-<b>anchovy</b> <i>n</i> • anchoa
-<b>ancient</b> <i>adj</i> • antique
-<b>ancient</b> <i>adj</i> • ancian
-<b>ancient, antique</b> <i>adj</i> • antique
-<b>ancient, old</b> <i>adj</i> • ancian
-<b>ancients</b> (the -) <i>adj</i> • ancianos
-<b>ancillary</b> <i>adj</i> • ancillar
-<b>ancillary</b> <i>n</i> • adjutor
-<b>and</b> <i>conj</i> • e
-<b>and</b> <i>conj</i> • et
-<b>and so, consequently</b> <i>adv</i> • ita
-<b>andalusia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • andalusia
-<b>Andalusia</b> <i>n</i> • Andalusia
-<b>andalusian</b> <i>adj</i> • andalusian
-<b>Andalusian</b> <i>adj</i> • andaluse
-<b>andalusian</b> <i>n</i> • andalus
-<b>andalusian</b> <i>n</i> • andalusiano
-<b>Andalusian</b> <i>n</i> • andaluso
-<b>andorra</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • andorra
-<b>andr-, andro-</b> (man, male, husband) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • andr-
-<b>androgyne</b> (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot]) <i>n</i> • androgyno
-<b>androgyne</b> (1. hermaphrodite; 2. [Bot]) <i>n</i> • androgyno (-rò-)
-<b>androgynous</b> (1. hermaphroditic; 2. [Bot]) <i>adj</i> • androgyne
-<b>androgyny</b> <i>n</i> • androgynia (-ìa)
-<b>androgyny</b> <i>n</i> • androgynia
-<b>android</b> <i>n</i> • androide
-<b>androphobia</b> <i>n</i> • androphobia
-<b>androphobia</b> <i>n</i> • androphobia (-ìa)
-<b>anecdotal</b> <i>adj</i> • anecdotic
-<b>anecdote</b> <i>n</i> • historietta
-<b>anecdote</b> <i>n</i> • anecdota (-éc-)
-<b>anecdote</b> <i>n</i> • anecdota
-<b>anecdote</b> (short story) <i>n</i> • anecdota
-<b>anecdotist</b> <i>n</i> • anecdotista
-<b>anemia, anaemia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • anemia
-<b>anemia, anaemia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • anemia (-ìa)
-<b>anemia, anaemia</b> <i>n</i> • anemia
-<b>anemic, anaemic</b> <i>adj</i> • anemic
-<b>anemo-</b> (wind) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • anemo-
-<b>anemograph</b> <i>n</i> • anemographo
-<b>anemograph</b> <i>n</i> • anemographo (-ò-)
-<b>anemography</b> [Meterol] <i>n</i> • anemographia (-ìa)
-<b>anemography</b> [Meterol] <i>n</i> • anemographia
-<b>anemometer</b> <i>n</i> • anemometro
-<b>anemometer</b> <i>n</i> • anemometro (-ò-)
-<b>anemone</b> <i>n</i> • anemone (-òne)
-<b>anemone</b> <i>n</i> • anemone
-<b>anemoscope</b> <i>n</i> • anemoscopio
-<b>anesthesia</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • anesthesia
-<b>anesthesia</b> <i>n</i> • anesthesia
-<b>anesthesia</b> <i>n</i> • anesthesia (-ìa)
-<b>anesthetic</b> <i>adj</i> • anesthetic
-<b>anesthetic, anaesthetic</b> <i>adj</i> • anesthetic
-<b>anesthetic, anaesthetic</b> <i>n</i> • anesthetico
-<b>anesthetic</b> <i>n</i> • anesthetico
-<b>anesthetist, anaesthetist</b> <i>n</i> • anesthetista
-<b>anesthetize</b> <i>v</i> • anesthesiar
-<b>anew, again</b> <i>adv</i> • itero
-<b>anew, again</b> <i>adv</i> • itero (ì-)
-<b>angel</b> <i>n</i> • angelo (à-)
-<b>angel</b> <i>n</i> • angelo
-<b>angelic</b> <i>adj</i> • angelic
-<b>angelica</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • angelica
-<b>Angelus</b> [R.C.Ch] <i>n</i> • angelus
-<b>Angelus</b> [R.C.Ch] <i>n</i> • angelus (à-)
-<b>anger, enrage</b> <i>v</i> • incholerisar
-<b>anger</b> <i>n</i> • ira
-<b>anger</b> <i>n</i> • cholera
-<b>anger</b> <i>v</i> • incholerisar
-<b>anger, wrath, ire</b> <i>n</i> • ira
-<b>anger, wrath</b> <i>n</i> • cholera (cò-)
-<b>anger, wrath</b> <i>n</i> • cholera
-<b>angina, quinsy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • angina
-<b>angio-</b> (vessel) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • angio-
-<b>angiography</b> <i>n</i> • angiographia
-<b>angiography</b> <i>n</i> • angiographia (-ìa)
-<b>angiosperm</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • angiosperma
-<b>angiospermous</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> • angiosperme
-<b>angle, corner</b> <i>n</i> • angulo (àn-)
-<b>angle, corner</b> <i>n</i> • angulo
-<b>angle</b> <i>n</i> • angulo
-<b>angle</b> <i>v</i> • piscar
-<b>angle</b> <i>v</i> • piscar (con linea)
-<b>angled, angulate</b> <i>adj</i> • angulate
-<b>angler</b> <i>n</i> • piscator (con linea)
-<b>angler</b> <i>n</i> • piscator
-<b>Anglia</b> [Hist] <i>n</i> • Anglia
-<b>Anglian, Anglic</b> <i>adj</i> • anglic
-<b>Anglic, Anglian</b> <i>adj</i> • anglic
-<b>anglican</b> <i>adj</i> • anglican
-<b>Anglican</b> [Eccl] <i>adj</i> • anglican
-<b>Anglican</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • anglicano
-<b>anglican</b> <i>n</i> • anglicano
-<b>Anglicanism</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • anglicanismo
-<b>Anglicism</b> (1. English idiom; 2. quality of being English) <i>n</i> • anglicismo
-<b>Anglicize</b> <i>v</i> • anglicisar
-<b>angling</b> <i>n</i> • pisca (con linea)
-<b>angling</b> <i>n</i> • pisca
-<b>Anglo-American</b> <i>adj</i> • angloamerican
-<b>Anglo-American</b> <i>n</i> • angloamericano
-<b>Anglo-Catholic, High-Church</b> [Eccl] <i>adj</i> • anglocatholic
-<b>Anglo-Catholic, High-churchman</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • anglocatholico
-<b>anglology</b> <i>n</i> • angiologia
-<b>anglology</b> <i>n</i> • angiologia (-ìa)
-<b>Anglomania</b> <i>n</i> • anglomania (-ìa)
-<b>Anglomania</b> <i>n</i> • anglomania
-<b>Anglomaniac</b> <i>n</i> • anglomano
-<b>Anglomaniac</b> <i>n</i> • anglomano (-ò-)
-<b>Anglophile</b> <i>adj</i> • anglophile
-<b>Anglophile</b> <i>n</i> • anglophilo (-ò-)
-<b>Anglophile</b> <i>n</i> • anglophilo
-<b>Anglophobe, Anglophobic</b> <i>adj</i> • anglophobe (-ò-)
-<b>Anglophobe, Anglophobic</b> <i>adj</i> • anglophobe
-<b>Anglophobe</b> <i>n</i> • anglophobo (-òphoho)
-<b>Anglophobe</b> <i>n</i> • anglophobo
-<b>Anglophobia</b> <i>n</i> • anglophobia (-ìa)
-<b>Anglophobia</b> <i>n</i> • anglophobia
-<b>Angola</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Angola
-<b>angry</b> <i>adj</i> • irate
-<b>angry</b> <i>adj</i> • in cholera
-<b>angry</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser in cholera
-<b>angry</b> (become -) <i>v</i> • irascer
-<b>angry</b> (become -) <i>v</i> • irascer (se)
-<b>angry, wrathful, irate</b> <i>adj</i> • irate
-<b>anguiform</b> <i>adj</i> • anguiforme
-<b>Anguilla</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Anguilla
-<b>anguilliform, eel-shaped</b> <i>adj</i> • anguilliforme
-<b>anguine</b> <i>adj</i> • anguin
-<b>anguish</b> (1. [Pathol]; 2. agony, distress) <i>n</i> • angustia
-<b>anguish</b> (agony) <i>n</i> • agonia
-<b>anguish</b> (agony) <i>n</i> • angustia
-<b>anguish</b> (agony) <i>n</i> • tormento
-<b>anguish</b> (be in -) <i>v</i> • angustiar
-<b>anguish, torment</b> <i>n</i> • tormento
-<b>anguish</b> <i>v</i> • angustiar
-<b>anguished</b> <i>adj</i> • angustiose
-<b>angular</b> <i>adj</i> • angular
-<b>angularity, angularness</b> <i>n</i> • angularitate
-<b>angulate, angled</b> <i>adj</i> • angulate
-<b>angulous, angular</b> <i>adj</i> • angulose
-<b>anhydride</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • anhydrido
-<b>anhydrite</b> [Mineral] <i>n</i> • anhydrite
-<b>anhydrous</b> <i>adj</i> • anhydre (à-)
-<b>anhydrous</b> <i>adj</i> • anhydre
-<b>anil</b> (1. Indigo shrub; 2. indigo dye) <i>n</i> • anil
-<b>anilic</b> (1. pertaining to anil; 2. pertaining to aniline) <i>adj</i> • anilic
-<b>aniline</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • anilina
-<b>animadversion</b> (adverse criticism) <i>n</i> • animadversion
-<b>animadvert</b> (express adverse criticism) <i>v</i> • animadverter</b> -vert-/-vers-]
-<b>animadvert</b> (express adverse criticism) <i>v</i> • animadverter
-<b>animal</b> <i>adj</i> • animal
-<b>animal</b> <i>adj</i> • animalesc
-<b>animal</b> (characteristic of an animal) <i>adj</i> • animalesc
-<b>animal</b> <i>n</i> • animal
-<b>animal</b> (pertaining to animals) <i>adj</i> • animal
-<b>animal fat, body fat</b> <i>n</i> • adipe (àdipe)
-<b>animal fat, body fat</b> <i>n</i> • adipe
-<b>animalcule</b> <i>n</i> • animalculo
-<b>animality</b> <i>n</i> • animalitate
-<b>animalization</b> (1. conversion into animal matter; 2. reduction to animal nature) <i>n</i> • animalisation
-<b>animalize</b> (1. to convert into animal matter; 2. to reduce to animal nature) <i>v</i> • animalisar
-<b>animate</b> <i>adj</i> • animate
-<b>animate</b> <i>v</i> • animar
-<b>animated, lively</b> <i>adj</i> • animate pp of animar
-<b>animated</b> (lively) <i>adj</i> • animate
-<b>animater, animator</b> <i>n</i> • animator
-<b>animating spirit</b> <i>n</i> • animo
-<b>animating spirit</b> <i>n</i> • animo (à-)
-<b>animation</b> (1. the action of animating; 2. vivacity, sprightliness) <i>n</i> • animation
-<b>animation</b> <i>n</i> • animation
-<b>animation</b> <i>n</i> • verve
-<b>animation</b> (zest, verve) <i>n</i> • verve
-<b>anime</b> <i>n</i> • anime
-<b>animism</b> <i>n</i> • animismo
-<b>animist</b> <i>n</i> • animista
-<b>animosity</b> (hatred) <i>n</i> • animositate
-<b>animosity</b> <i>n</i> • animositate
-<b>anion</b> [Phys] <i>n</i> • anion (à-)
-<b>anion</b> [Phys] <i>n</i> • anion
-<b>anise</b> [F] <i>n</i> • anis
-<b>anisette</b> <i>n</i> • anisette
-<b>ankle</b> <i>n</i> • cavilia
-<b>ankle bone</b> <i>n</i> • cavilia
-<b>ankle sprain</b> <i>n</i> • torsion de cavilia
-<b>Annam</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Annam
-<b>annamese</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • annamita
-<b>anneal, soften</b> [Metal] <i>v</i> • distemperar
-<b>annex</b> (1. to add, append; 2. to join as an addition to existing possessions) <i>v</i> • annexar
-<b>annex</b> (add on) <i>v</i> • annectar
-<b>annex</b> (add on) <i>v</i> • annecter
-<b>annex</b> (add on) <i>v</i> • annexar
-<b>annex, append, subjoin</b> <i>v</i> • subjunger [-jung-/-junct-]
-<b>annex, append, subjoin</b> <i>v</i> • subjunger
-<b>annex</b> (join as an addition to existing possessions) <i>v</i> • annecter
-<b>annex</b> (join as an addition to existing possessions) <i>v</i> • annecter [-nect-/-nex-]
-<b>annex</b> <i>n</i> • annexo
-<b>annexation</b> <i>n</i> • annexion
-<b>annihilable</b> <i>adj</i> • annihilabile
-<b>annihilate</b> (destroy) <i>v</i> • annihilar
-<b>annihilate</b> <i>v</i> • annihilar
-<b>annihilation</b> <i>n</i> • annihilation
-<b>anniversary</b> <i>adj</i> • anniversari
-<b>anniversary</b> <i>n</i> • anniversario
-<b>anniversary</b> <i>v</i> • anniversario
-<b>anniversary mass, obit</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • obito (ò-)
-<b>anniversary mass, obit</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • obito
-<b>annotate</b> <i>v</i> • annotar
-<b>annotation</b> <i>n</i> • annotation
-<b>annotator</b> <i>n</i> • annotator
-<b>announce, proclaim</b> <i>v</i> • predicar
-<b>announce</b> <i>v</i> • annunciar
-<b>announce</b> <i>v</i> • indicer
-<b>announce</b> <i>v</i> • predicar
-<b>announce</b> <i>v</i> • indicer [-dic-/-dict-]
-<b>announcement</b> <i>n</i> • annunciation
-<b>announcement</b> <i>n</i> • annuncio
-<b>announcer</b> <i>n</i> • annunciator
-<b>annoy, irritate, vex</b> <i>v</i> • vexar
-<b>annoy</b> <i>v</i> • molestar
-<b>annoy</b> <i>v</i> • vexar
-<b>annoy</b> <i>v</i> • irritar
-<b>annoy</b> <i>v</i> • enoiar
-<b>annoy, vex</b> <i>v</i> • enoiar
-<b>annoyance</b> <i>n</i> • enoio
-<b>annoyance</b> <i>n</i> • irritation
-<b>annoyance</b> <i>n</i> • molestia
-<b>annoyance</b> <i>n</i> • vexation
-<b>annoyance, trouble</b> <i>n</i> • molestia
-<b>annoyance, worry, trouble</b> <i>n</i> • enoio
-<b>annoyance, worry, trouble</b> <i>n</i> • enoio (-nò-)
-<b>annoying</b> <i>adj</i> • moleste
-<b>annoying</b> <i>adj</i> • irritante
-<b>annoying, troublesome, irksome</b> <i>adj</i> • moleste
-<b>annual</b> (1. coming once a year; 2. lasting one year) <i>adj</i> • annue
-<b>annual</b> <i>adj</i> • annual
-<b>annual</b> <i>adj</i> • annue
-<b>annual</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • planta annual
-<b>annual</b> (coming once a year) <i>adj</i> • annual
-<b>annual</b> (lasting one year) <i>adj</i> • annal
-<b>annual</b> (yearbook) <i>n</i> • annuario
-<b>annually</b> <i>adv</i> • annualmente
-<b>annuity</b> <i>n</i> • annuitate
-<b>annul, cancel</b> <i>v</i> • annullar
-<b>annul, cashier, quash</b> <i>v</i> • cassar
-<b>annul, invalidate</b> <i>v</i> • dirimer
-<b>annul</b> <i>v</i> • cancellar
-<b>annul</b> <i>v</i> • dirimer
-<b>annul</b> <i>v</i> • annihilar
-<b>annul</b> (void an agreement) <i>v</i> • annihilar
-<b>annul</b> (void an agreement) <i>v</i> • annullar
-<b>annular, ring-shaped</b> <i>adj</i> • anular
-<b>annulet, small ring</b> <i>n</i> • anuletto
-<b>annuling, nullifying, diriment</b> <i>adj</i> • dirimente
-<b>annulling, quashing</b> <i>adj</i> • annullative
-<b>annulment, cancellation</b> <i>n</i> • annullation
-<b>annulment</b> <i>n</i> • annullation
-<b>annulment</b> <i>n</i> • dissolution
-<b>annulment, revoke</b> <i>n</i> • revoco
-<b>annulment, voiding</b> <i>n</i> • annihilation
-<b>annulose</b> [Zool] <i>adj</i> • anulose
-<b>anode</b> [Elec] <i>n</i> • anodo (à-)
-<b>anode</b> [Elec] <i>n</i> • anodo
-<b>anodic</b> <i>adj</i> • anodic
-<b>anodyne</b> <i>adj</i> • anodin
-<b>anodyne</b> <i>n</i> • anodino
-<b>anoint</b> (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil) <i>v</i> • unguer
-<b>anoint</b> (1. to rub with an ointment; 2. to make sacred with oil) <i>v</i> • unguer [ung-/unct-]
-<b>anoint</b> <i>v</i> • linir
-<b>anoint</b> <i>v</i> • unguer
-<b>anointed</b> <i>adj</i> • unguete
-<b>anointed</b> <i>adj</i> • linite
-<b>anointed</b> <i>n</i> • uncto
-<b>anointing</b> <i>n</i> • unction
-<b>anomalous</b> <i>adj</i> • anomale
-<b>anomaly</b> <i>n</i> • anomalia (-ìa)
-<b>anomaly</b> <i>n</i> • anomalia
-<b>anonymity, anonymousness</b> <i>n</i> • anonymitate
-<b>anonymity</b> <i>n</i> • anonymitate
-<b>anonymous</b> <i>adj</i> • anonyme
-<b>anonymous</b> <i>adj</i> • anonyme (-ò-)
-<b>another</b> (additional) <i>pron</i> • ancora un
-<b>another</b> (different) <i>adj</i> • un altere
-<b>another</b> (one -) <i>pron</i> • le un le altere
-<b>ansate, looped</b> <i>adj</i> • ansate
-<b>answer</b> <i>n</i> • responsa
-<b>answer, reply</b> <i>n</i> • replica (ré-)
-<b>answer, reply</b> <i>n</i> • replica
-<b>answer, reply</b> <i>v</i> • replicar
-<b>answer</b> (reply) <i>n</i> • solution
-<b>answer</b> (reply) <i>n</i> • replica
-<b>answer</b> (reply) <i>n</i> • responsa
-<b>answer</b> (reply) <i>v</i> • responder [-spond-/-spons-]
-<b>answer</b> (reply) <i>v</i> • responder
-<b>answer</b> <i>v</i> • replicar (a)
-<b>answer</b> <i>v</i> • responder
-<b>answer</b> <i>v</i> • responder (a)
-<b>answer</b> <i>v</i> • replicar
-<b>answer for</b> (- someone) <i>v</i> • responder pro
-<b>answer for</b> (- someone) <i>v</i> • responder pro (un persona)
-<b>answer for</b> (- something) <i>v</i> • responder de (un cosa)
-<b>answer for</b> (- something) <i>v</i> • responder de
-<b>answerable</b> <i>adj</i> • responsabile
-<b>answering, replying</b> <i>adj</i> • responsive
-<b>ant</b> <i>n</i> • formica (-ìca)
-<b>ant</b> <i>n</i> • formica
-<b>antagonism</b> <i>n</i> • antagonismo
-<b>antagonist</b> (1. opponent; 2. [Physiol]) <i>n</i> • antagonista
-<b>antagonist</b> <i>n</i> • antagonista
-<b>antagonistic</b> <i>adj</i> • antagonistic
-<b>antagonistic, opposing</b> <i>adj</i> • opponente
-<b>antagonistic, opposing</b> <i>adj</i> • opponente (ppr of opponer)
-<b>antagonize</b> (contend with) <i>v</i> • antagonisar
-<b>antagonize</b> <i>v</i> • evocar le hostilitate de
-<b>antarctic</b> <i>adj</i> • antarctic
-<b>antarctic</b> <i>n</i> • oceano antarctic
-<b>antarctic</b> <i>n</i> • antarctico
-<b>Antartica</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Antartica
-<b>antasthmatic</b> <i>adj</i> • antiasthmatic
-<b>anteater</b> (zool ornith) <i>n</i> • formichero
-<b>anteater</b> [Zool/Ornith] <i>n</i> • formichero
-<b>antecede, be the antecedent</b> <i>v</i> • anteceder
-<b>antecede, be the antecedent</b> <i>v</i> • anteceder [-ced-/-cess-]
-<b>antecedent</b> (1. [Logic, Math]; 2. [Gram]) <i>n</i> • antecedente
-<b>antedate</b> (affix an earlier date than the actual one) <i>v</i> • antedatar
-<b>antedate</b> <i>n</i> • antedata
-<b>antediluvian</b> <i>adj</i> • antediluvian
-<b>antefix</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> • antefixa
-<b>antelope</b> <i>n</i> • antilope (-ì-)
-<b>antelope</b> <i>n</i> • antilope
-<b>antemeridian</b> <i>adj</i> • antemeridian
-<b>antenatal</b> <i>adj</i> • prenatal
-<b>antenna</b> (1. [Zool]; 2. [Radio] aerial) <i>n</i> • antenna
-<b>antenna</b> <i>n</i> • antenna
-<b>antepenult</b> <i>n</i> • antepenultima
-<b>antepenult</b> <i>n</i> • antepenultima (-ùl-)
-<b>antepenultimate, last but two</b> <i>adj</i> • antepenultime (-ùl-)
-<b>antepenultimate, last but two</b> <i>adj</i> • antepenultime
-<b>anterior</b> <i>adj</i> • anterior
-<b>anteriority</b> <i>n</i> • anterioritate
-<b>anteroom</b> <i>n</i> • antecamera
-<b>anteroom</b> <i>n</i> • antecamera (-cà-)
-<b>anthelminthic, vermifuge</b> <i>adj</i> • anthelminthic
-<b>anthelminthic, vermifuge, helminthic</b> <i>n</i> • helminthico
-<b>anthelminthic, vermifuge</b> <i>n</i> • anthelminthico
-<b>anthem</b> <i>n</i> • antiphona
-<b>anthem</b> (national -) <i>n</i> • hymno national
-<b>-anthemum</b> (flower) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • anthemo- (à-)
-<b>-anthemum</b> (flower) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • anthemo-
-<b>anthill</b> <i>n</i> • formicario
-<b>antho-, anth-</b> (flower) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • antho-
-<b>anthocyanin</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • anthocyanina
-<b>anthography</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • anthographia
-<b>anthography</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • anthographia (-ìa)
-<b>anthologist</b> <i>n</i> • anthologista
-<b>anthology</b> <i>n</i> • anthologia (-ìa)
-<b>anthology</b> <i>n</i> • anthologia
-<b>anthracene</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • anthracen
-<b>anthracic</b> <i>adj</i> • anthracic
-<b>anthraciferous</b> <i>adj</i> • anthracifere
-<b>anthraciform</b> <i>adj</i> • anthraciforme
-<b>anthracite, hard coal</b> <i>n</i> • anthracite
-<b>anthracitic</b> <i>adj</i> • anthracitic
-<b>anthracitous</b> <i>adj</i> • anthracitose
-<b>anthracometer</b> <i>n</i> • anthracometro (-ò-)
-<b>anthracometer</b> <i>n</i> • anthracometro
-<b>anthraquinone</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • anthraquinon
-<b>anthrax</b> [Med/Veter] <i>n</i> • anthrace (à-)
-<b>anthrax</b> [Med/Veter] <i>n</i> • anthrace
-<b>anthropo-</b> (man) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • anthropo-
-<b>anthropogenesis</b> <i>n</i> • anthropogenese
-<b>anthropogenesis</b> <i>n</i> • anthropogenesis
-<b>anthropogenesis</b> <i>n</i> • anthropogenesis (-gé-)
-<b>anthropogenesis</b> <i>n</i> • anthropogenese (-gé-)
-<b>anthropoid</b> <i>adj</i> • anthropoide
-<b>anthropoid, hominiform</b> <i>adj</i> • hominiforme
-<b>anthropoid</b> <i>n</i> • anthropoide
-<b>anthropological</b> <i>adj</i> • anthropologic
-<b>anthropologist</b> <i>n</i> • anthropologista
-<b>anthropologist</b> <i>n</i> • anthropologo
-<b>anthropologist</b> <i>n</i> • anthropologo (-òlogo)
-<b>anthropology</b> <i>n</i> • anthropologia (-ìa)
-<b>anthropology</b> <i>n</i> • anthropologia
-<b>anthropometric</b> <i>adj</i> • anthropometric
-<b>anthropometry</b> <i>n</i> • anthropometria
-<b>anthropometry</b> <i>n</i> • anthropometria (-ìa)
-<b>anthropomorphism</b> <i>n</i> • anthropomorphismo
-<b>anthropomorphist</b> <i>n</i> • anthropomorphista
-<b>anthropomorphous</b> <i>adj</i> • anthropomorphe
-<b>anthropophagous, man-eating, cannibal</b> <i>adj</i> • anthropophage
-<b>anthropophagous, man-eating, cannibal</b> <i>adj</i> • anthropophage (-òphage)
-<b>anthropophagy, cannibalism</b> <i>n</i> • anthropophagia
-<b>anthropophagy, cannibalism</b> <i>n</i> • anthropophagia (-ìa)
-<b>anthroposophical</b> <i>adj</i> • anthroposophe (-òsophe)
-<b>anthroposophical</b> <i>adj</i> • anthroposophe
-<b>anthroposophical</b> <i>adj</i> • anthroposophic
-<b>anthroposophist</b> <i>n</i> • anthroposopho (-òsopho)
-<b>anthroposophist</b> <i>n</i> • anthroposopho
-<b>anthroposophy</b> <i>n</i> • anthroposophia (-ìa)
-<b>anthroposophy</b> <i>n</i> • anthroposophia
-<b>anti air craft</b> <i>n</i> • antiaeree
-<b>anti body</b> <i>n</i> • anticorpore
-<b>anti freeze</b> <i>n</i> • anticongelante
-<b>antiaircraft</b> [Mil] <i>adj</i> • antiaeree
-<b>anti-Catholic</b> <i>adj</i> • anticatholic
-<b>Antichrist</b> <i>n</i> • Antichristo
-<b>anti-Christian</b> <i>adj</i> • antichristian
-<b>antichristian</b> <i>adj</i> • antichristian
-<b>anticipate</b> (do in advance) <i>v</i> • anticipar
-<b>anticipate</b> (do or use in advance) <i>v</i> • anticipar
-<b>anticipate</b> (expect) <i>v</i> • expectar
-<b>anticipate</b> (foresee) <i>v</i> • previder
-<b>anticipate</b> (forestall) <i>v</i> • prevenir
-<b>anticipated</b> <i>adj</i> • expectate
-<b>anticipated</b> <i>adj</i> • prevenite
-<b>anticipated</b> <i>adj</i> • anticipate
-<b>anticipated</b> <i>adj</i> • previdite
-<b>anticipation</b> (act of doing or using in advance) <i>n</i> • anticipation
-<b>anticipation</b> (doing in advance) <i>n</i> • anticipation
-<b>anticipation</b> (expectation) <i>n</i> • expectation
-<b>anticipation</b> (foresight) <i>n</i> • prevision
-<b>anticipation</b> (forestalling) <i>n</i> • prevention
-<b>anticlerical</b> <i>adj</i> • anticlerical
-<b>anticlericalism</b> <i>n</i> • anticlericalismo
-<b>anticlimax</b> <i>n</i> • anticlimax
-<b>anticlockwise</b> <i>adv</i> • in senso antihorologic
-<b>antics</b> <i>n</i> • buffonerias
-<b>anticyclone</b> [Meteorol] <i>n</i> • anticyclon
-<b>anticyclone</b> <i>n</i> • anticyclon
-<b>antidote</b> <i>n</i> • contraveneno
-<b>antidote</b> <i>n</i> • antidoto
-<b>antidote</b> <i>n</i> • antidoto (-ì-)
-<b>antidote</b> <i>v</i> • antidotar
-<b>antifascist</b> <i>n</i> • antifascista
-<b>Antigua</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Antigua
-<b>Anti-Lebanon</b> (mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains) <i>n</i> • Antilibano
-<b>Anti-Lebanon</b> (mountain range parallel to the Lebanon Mountains) <i>n</i> • Antilibano (-lì-)
-<b>antimetabole</b> [Rhet] <i>n</i> • metabole
-<b>antimonial</b> <i>adj</i> • antimonial
-<b>antimony</b> <i>n</i> • antimonio
-<b>antinational</b> <i>adj</i> • antinational
-<b>antinephritic</b> <i>adj</i> • antinephritic
-<b>antinomian</b> [Eccl. Hist] <i>n</i> • antinomio
-<b>antinomianism</b> [Eccl. Hist] <i>n</i> • antinomismo
-<b>antinomic</b> <i>adj</i> • antinomic
-<b>antinomy</b> <i>n</i> • antinomia (-ìa)
-<b>antinomy</b> <i>n</i> • antinomia
-<b>Antioch</b> <i>n</i> • Antiochia (-ìa)
-<b>Antioch</b> <i>n</i> • Antiochia
-<b>antiparliamentary</b> <i>adj</i> • antiparlamentari
-<b>antipath-</b> (antipathetic) [occurring in derivatives] <i>adj</i> • antipath-
-<b>antipathetic</b> <i>adj</i> • antipathic
-<b>antipathy</b> <i>n</i> • antipathia (-ìa)
-<b>antipathy</b> <i>n</i> • antipathia
-<b>antiperistasis</b> (intensification of a quality by an opposing quality) <i>n</i> • antiperistase (-ìstase)
-<b>antiperistasis</b> (intensification of a quality by an opposing quality) <i>n</i> • antiperistase
-<b>antiphon, antiphony</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • antiphona
-<b>antiphon, antiphony</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • antiphona (-tì-)
-<b>antiphonal</b> <i>adj</i> • antiphonal
-<b>antiphonary, antiphonal</b> <i>n</i> • antiphonario
-<b>antiphrasis</b> <i>n</i> • antiphrase
-<b>antiphrasis</b> <i>n</i> • antiphrase (-ì-)
-<b>antiphrastic</b> <i>adj</i> • antiphrastic
-<b>antipodal</b> <i>adj</i> • antipodic
-<b>antipode, opposite, contrary</b> <i>n</i> • antipode
-<b>antipode, opposite, contrary</b> <i>n</i> • antipode (-ì-)
-<b>antipope</b> <i>n</i> • antipapa
-<b>antiquary</b> <i>n</i> • antiquario
-<b>antiquate</b> <i>v</i> • antiquar
-<b>antiquated</b> <i>adj</i> • vetuste
-<b>antiquated</b> <i>adj</i> • antiquate
-<b>antiquated, old-fashioned</b> <i>adj</i> • antiquate
-<b>antique</b> <i>adj</i> • antique
-<b>antique, ancient</b> <i>adj</i> • antique
-<b>antique</b> <i>n</i> • antiquitate
-<b>antique dealer</b> <i>n</i> • antiquario
-<b>antiquedealer</b> <i>n</i> • antiquario
-<b>antiqueness</b> <i>n</i> • vetustate
-<b>antiques</b> <i>n</i> • antiquitates
-<b>antiquity</b> (1. ancient character; 2. early ages of history; 3. antique) <i>n</i> • antiquitate
-<b>antiquity</b> <i>n</i> • antiquitate
-<b>antiquity, oldness</b> <i>n</i> • ancianitate
-<b>antireligious</b> <i>adj</i> • antireligiose
-<b>antiscorbutic</b> <i>adj</i> • antiscorbutic
-<b>anti-Semite</b> <i>n</i> • antisemita
-<b>anti-Semitic</b> <i>adj</i> • antisemitic
-<b>antisemitic</b> <i>adj</i> • antisemitic
-<b>anti-Semitism</b> <i>n</i> • antisemitismo
-<b>antisepsis</b> <i>n</i> • antisepsis
-<b>antiseptic</b> <i>adj</i> • antiseptic
-<b>antiseptic, antiseptical</b> <i>adj</i> • antiseptic
-<b>antiseptic</b> <i>n</i> • antiseptico
-<b>antisocial</b> <i>adj</i> • antisocial
-<b>antispasmodic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> • antispasmodic
-<b>antithesis</b> (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) <i>n</i> • antithese (-ìtese)
-<b>antithesis</b> (1. [Rhet]; 2. opposition) <i>n</i> • antithese
-<b>antithesis, contraposition</b> <i>n</i> • contraposition
-<b>antithesis</b> <i>n</i> • antithese
-<b>antitoxin</b> <i>n</i> • antitoxina
-<b>anti-Trinitarian</b> <i>adj</i> • antitrinitari
-<b>antler</b> <i>n</i> • corno de cervo
-<b>antonym</b> <i>n</i> • antonymo
-<b>antonym</b> <i>n</i> • antonymo (-ò-)
-<b>antonymous</b> <i>adj</i> • antonyme (-ò-)
-<b>antonymous</b> <i>adj</i> • antonyme
-<b>antonymy</b> <i>n</i> • antonymia
-<b>antonymy</b> <i>n</i> • antonymia (-ìa)
-<b>Antwerp</b> [Flem] <i>n</i> • Antwerpen
-<b>anus</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • ano
-<b>anus</b> <i>n</i> • ano
-<b>anvil</b> [Anat] (incus) <i>n</i> • incude
-<b>anvil</b> (anvil used by a smith) <i>n</i> • incude
-<b>anvil</b> <i>n</i> • incude
-<b>anxiety</b> (1. uneasiness; 2. eager desire) <i>n</i> • anxietate
-<b>anxiety</b> <i>n</i> • anxietate
-<b>anxious</b> (1. uneasy, worried; 2. eagerly desiring) <i>adj</i> • anxie
-<b>anxious</b> <i>adj</i> • anxie
-<b>any</b> (- further, emphatic) <i>adv</i> • qualcunque
-<b>any</b> (- further, emphatic) <i>adv</i> • ulle
-<b>any</b> <i>adj</i> • alicun, alcun
-<b>any</b> <i>adj</i> • alcun, alicun
-<b>any</b> (in - case) <i>phr</i> • in omne caso
-<b>any</b> (not -) <i>adj</i> • nulle
-<b>any</b> <i>pron</i> • alcuno, alicuno
-<b>any</b> <i>pron</i> • alicuno, alcuno
-<b>any, whatever, of whatever kind</b> <i>adj</i> • qualcunque
-<b>any body</b> <i>pron</i> • alicuno, alcuno
-<b>any body</b> <i>pron</i> • alcuno, alicuno
-<b>any body</b> <i>pron</i> • ulle
-<b>any body</b> <i>pron</i> • qualcuno
-<b>any further</b> <i>adv</i> • plus longe
-<b>any further</b> <i>adv</i> • plus
-<b>any how</b> (however) <i>adv</i> • de omne modo
-<b>any how</b> (however) <i>adv</i> • totevia
-<b>any how</b> (however) <i>adv</i> • in omne caso
-<b>any how</b> (in spite of everything) <i>adv</i> • malgrado toto
-<b>any how</b> (no matter how) <i>adv</i> • de qualcunque maniera
-<b>any more</b> <i>adv</i> • plus (longe)
-<b>any more</b> <i>adv</i> • plus
-<b>any one</b> <i>pron</i> • qualcuno
-<b>any one</b> <i>pron</i> • ulle
-<b>any one</b> <i>pron</i> • alcuno, alicuno
-<b>any one</b> <i>pron</i> • alicuno, alcuno
-<b>any place</b> <i>adv</i> • alicubi
-<b>any place</b> <i>adv</i> • ubique
-<b>any place</b> <i>adv</i> • in qulcunque loco
-<b>any thing</b> <i>pron</i> • alcun cosa, alicun cosa
-<b>any thing</b> <i>pron</i> • alque, alique
-<b>any thing</b> <i>pron</i> • qualcun cosa
-<b>any thing</b> <i>pron</i> • alique, alque
-<b>any thing</b> <i>pron</i> • alicun cosa, alcun cosa
-<b>any time</b> <i>adv</i> • aliquando
-<b>any way</b> <i>adv</i> • de qualcunque maniera
-<b>any way</b> <i>adv</i> • indifferentemente
-<b>any way</b> <i>adv</i> • comocunque
-<b>any way</b> <i>adv</i> • de omne modo
-<b>any way</b> <i>adv</i> • como sia
-<b>any way</b> <i>adv</i> • in omne caso
-<b>any way</b> <i>interj</i> • como sia!
-<b>any where</b> <i>adv</i> • ubique
-<b>any where</b> <i>adv</i> • alicubi
-<b>any where</b> <i>adv</i> • in qualcunque modo
-<b>any where</b> <i>adv</i> • usquam
-<b>any wise</b> <i>adv</i> • de qualcunque modo, de qualcunque maniera
-<b>anywhere as in</b> (did you see him anywhere?) <i>adv</i> • alicubi (-ìcubi)
-<b>anywhere as in</b> (did you see him anywhere?) <i>adv</i> • alicubi
-<b>aorta</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • aorta
-<b>aorta</b> <i>n</i> • aorta
-<b>aortic</b> <i>adj</i> • aortic
-<b>apache</b> (amerindian) <i>adj</i> • apache
-<b>Apache</b> (amerindian) <i>n</i> • apache
-<b>apart</b> <i>adv</i> • a parte
-<b>apart</b> (come -) <i>v</i> • divider se
-<b>apart</b> (separately) <i>adv</i> • separatemente
-<b>apartheid</b> <i>n</i> • apartheid
-<b>apartheid</b> <i>n</i> • separation racial
-<b>apartment, flat</b> <i>n</i> • appartamento
-<b>apartment</b> (flat) <i>n</i> • appartamento
-<b>apartment</b> (room) <i>n</i> • camera
-<b>apath-</b> (apathetic) [occurring in derivatives] <i>adj</i> • apath-
-<b>apathetic</b> <i>adj</i> • apathic
-<b>apathy</b> <i>n</i> • apathia
-<b>apathy</b> <i>n</i> • apathia (-ìa)
-<b>ape</b> (go -) <i>v</i> • simiar
-<b>ape</b> (go -) <i>v</i> • simiar (se)
-<b>ape, monkey</b> <i>n</i> • simia
-<b>ape</b> <i>n</i> • simia
-<b>ape</b> <i>v</i> • simiar
-<b>Apennine</b> <i>adj</i> • apennin
-<b>apepsy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • apepsia
-<b>apepsy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • apepsia (-ìa)
-<b>aperient, laxative, aperitive</b> <i>adj</i> • aperitive
-<b>aperient, laxative</b> <i>n</i> • aperitivo
-<b>aperitif</b> <i>n</i> • aperitivo
-<b>apéritif</b> <i>n</i> • aperitivo
-<b>aperitive, aperient, laxative</b> <i>adj</i> • aperitive
-<b>aperture, hole</b> <i>n</i> • foramine
-<b>aperture</b> <i>n</i> • apertura
-<b>apetalous</b> [Bot] <i>adj</i> • apetale
-<b>apex</b> <i>n</i> • apice (à-)
-<b>apex</b> <i>n</i> • apice
-<b>aphasia</b> (loss of word comprehension) <i>n</i> • aphasia
-<b>aphasia</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • aphasia (-ìa)
-<b>aphasia</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • aphasia
-<b>aphasic</b> <i>adj</i> • aphasic
-<b>aphasic, aphasiac</b> <i>adj</i> • aphasic
-<b>aphasic, aphasiac</b> <i>n</i> • aphasico
-<b>aphelion</b> (astron) <i>n</i> • aphelion
-<b>aphid</b> (bio) <i>n</i> • aphide
-<b>aphonia</b> <i>n</i> • aphonia
-<b>aphonia</b> <i>n</i> • aphonia (-ìa)
-<b>aphonic, voiceless</b> <i>adj</i> • aphonic
-<b>aphonic, voiceless</b> <i>adj</i> • aphone
-<b>aphorism, gnome</b> <i>n</i> • gnoma
-<b>aphorism</b> <i>n</i> • aphorismo
-<b>aphorism</b> <i>n</i> • maximo
-<b>aphorism, saying</b> (sententious) <i>n</i> • sententia
-<b>aphorist</b> <i>n</i> • aphorista
-<b>aphoristic</b> <i>adj</i> • aphoristic
-<b>aphoristic, gnomic</b> <i>adj</i> • gnomic
-<b>aphorize</b> (speak, write, etc/in aphorisms) <i>v</i> • aphorisar
-<b>aphrodisiac</b> <i>adj</i> • aphrodisiac
-<b>aphrodisiac</b> <i>adj</i> • aphrodisiac (ìac)
-<b>aphrodisiac</b> <i>n</i> • aphrodisiac
-<b>aphrodisiac</b> <i>n</i> • aphrodisiaco (-ìaco)
-<b>aphrodisiac</b> <i>n</i> • aphrodisiaco
-<b>Aphrodite, Cypris</b> <i>n</i> • Cypride
-<b>Aphrodite, Cypris</b> <i>n</i> • Cypride (cì-)
-<b>Aphrodite</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Aphrodite
-<b>aphroditic, venereal</b> <i>adj</i> • aphroditic
-<b>apiarist</b> <i>n</i> • apiarista
-<b>apiary</b> <i>n</i> • apiario
-<b>apiculture, bee-keeping</b> <i>n</i> • apicultura
-<b>apiculturist, bee-keeper</b> <i>n</i> • apicultor
-<b>apiece</b> <i>adv</i> • pro cata uno
-<b>aplomb</b> <i>n</i> • completemente composte
-<b>aplomb</b> <i>n</i> • completemente composte (componite)
-<b>apocalypse</b> (book of -) <i>n</i> • libro del apocalypse
-<b>apocalypse</b> (book of -) <i>n</i> • libro del revelation
-<b>apocalypse</b> <i>n</i> • apocalypse
-<b>apocalypse</b> <i>n</i> • revelation
-<b>apocryphal</b> <i>adj</i> • apocryphe (-òcryphe)
-<b>apocryphal</b> <i>adj</i> • apocryphe
-<b>apocryphon, apocrypha</b> <i>n</i> • apocrypho (-òcrypho)
-<b>apocryphon, apocrypha</b> <i>n</i> • apocrypho
-<b>apogean, apogeal</b> <i>adj</i> • apogee (-ée)
-<b>apogean, apogeal</b> <i>adj</i> • apogee
-<b>apogee</b> (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point, culmination) <i>n</i> • apogeo (-éo)
-<b>apogee</b> (1. [Astron]; 2. highest point, culmination) <i>n</i> • apogeo
-<b>Apolline, Apollonian</b> <i>adj</i> • apollinee
-<b>Apollo</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Apollon
-<b>Apollo</b> [Gr.Myth] <i>n</i> • Apolline
-<b>apologetic</b> <i>adj</i> • excusatori
-<b>apologetic</b> <i>adj</i> • apologetic
-<b>apologetic</b> (defending by speech or writing) <i>adj</i> • apologetic
-<b>apologetic</b> (making excuse or apology) <i>adj</i> • excusatori
-<b>apologetics</b> <i>n</i> • apologetica
-<b>apologist</b> <i>n</i> • apologista
-<b>apologize</b> <i>v</i> • excusar se
-<b>apologize</b> <i>v</i> • facer su excusas
-<b>apologue</b> <i>n</i> • apologo (-òlogo)
-<b>apologue</b> <i>n</i> • apologo
-<b>apology, apologia</b> <i>n</i> • apologia (-ìa)
-<b>apology, apologia</b> <i>n</i> • apologia
-<b>apology</b> <i>n</i> • excusa
-<b>apology</b> <i>n</i> • apologia
-<b>apophasis</b> [Rhet] <i>n</i> • reticentia
-<b>apophysis</b> [Anat/Zool] <i>n</i> • apophysis (-ò-)
-<b>apophysis</b> [Anat/Zool] <i>n</i> • apophysis
-<b>apoplectic, apoplectical</b> <i>adj</i> • apoplectic
-<b>apoplexy</b> <i>n</i> • apoplexia (-ìa)
-<b>apoplexy</b> <i>n</i> • apoplexia
-<b>apostasy</b> <i>n</i> • apostasia
-<b>apostasy</b> <i>n</i> • apostasia (-ìa)
-<b>apostate</b> <i>n</i> • apostata
-<b>apostate</b> <i>n</i> • apostata (-ò-)
-<b>apostle</b> <i>n</i> • apostolo (-òs-)
-<b>apostle</b> <i>n</i> • apostolo
-<b>apostolate</b> <i>n</i> • apostolato
-<b>apostolic</b> (1. pertaining to the apostles or their teachings; 2. papal) <i>adj</i> • apostolic
-<b>apostolicity</b> <i>n</i> • apostolicitate
-<b>apostrophe</b> <i>n</i> • apostropho
-<b>apostrophe</b> [Rhet] <i>n</i> • apostrophe (-pòs-)
-<b>apostrophe</b> [Rhet] <i>n</i> • apostrophe
-<b>apostrophe</b> (the mark ' as used in ne'er, boy's, etc.) <i>n</i> • apostropho
-<b>apostrophize</b> (address in an apostrophe) [Rhet] <i>v</i> • apostrophar
-<b>apothecary</b> <i>n</i> • apothecario
-<b>apothecary, pharmacy</b> <i>n</i> • apotheca
-<b>apotheosis</b> (1. [Class. Hist] deification; 2. glorification) <i>n</i> • apotheosis (-òsis)
-<b>apotheosis</b> (1. [Class. Hist] deification; 2. glorification) <i>n</i> • apotheosis
-<b>appall, dismay</b> <i>v</i> • consternar
-<b>appall</b> <i>v</i> • consternar
-<b>appall</b> <i>v</i> • horrificar
-<b>appalling</b> <i>adj</i> • terribile
-<b>appalling</b> <i>adj</i> • horrific
-<b>apparatus</b> (1. appliance, instrument; 2. collection of mechanical contrivances for carrying out a given work) <i>n</i> • apparato
-<b>apparatus</b> <i>n</i> • apparato
-<b>apparel, clothing, clothes</b> <i>n</i> • vestitura
-<b>apparent</b> (1. plain to see; 2. seeming) <i>adj</i> • apparente
-<b>apparent</b> <i>adj</i> • apparente
-<b>apparently</b> <i>adv</i> • apparentemente
-<b>apparition</b> (1. act of appearing, appearance; 2. phantom, ghost) <i>n</i> • apparition
-<b>appeal</b> (1. [Law]; 2. as in the appeal to reason) <i>n</i> • appellation
-<b>appeal</b> (1. [Law]; 2. earnest request) <i>n</i> • appello
-<b>appeal</b> (attraction) <i>n</i> • appello
-<b>appeal</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • recurso
-<b>appeal</b> [Law] <i>v</i> • appellar
-<b>appeal</b> <i>n</i> • appello
-<b>appeal</b> (recourse) <i>n</i> • recurso
-<b>appeal</b> <i>v</i> • appellar
-<b>appealable</b> <i>adj</i> • appellabile
-<b>appealing</b> <i>adj</i> • attractive
-<b>appear</b> (1. to come in sight; 2. to seem) <i>v</i> • parer
-<b>appear</b> (be similar to) <i>v</i> • similar
-<b>appear</b> (come in sight) <i>v</i> • apparer
-<b>appear</b> (in court) <i>v</i> • comparer
-<b>appear</b> (in person) <i>v</i> • apparer
-<b>appear</b> (resemble) <i>v</i> • semblar
-<b>appear, seem</b> <i>v</i> • similar
-<b>appear, seem</b> <i>v</i> • semblar
-<b>appear</b> (seem) <i>v</i> • apparer
-<b>appear</b> (seem) <i>v</i> • parer
-<b>appearance</b> (aspect) <i>n</i> • apparentia
-<b>appearance</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> • apparentia
-<b>appearance</b> [Bib] <i>n</i> • parousia
-<b>appearance</b> (coming into sight) <i>n</i> • apparition
-<b>appearance</b> (make an -) <i>v</i> • facer un apparentia
-<b>appearance</b> (make an -) <i>v</i> • apparer
-<b>appearance</b> <i>n</i> • semblantia
-<b>appearance</b> <i>n</i> • similante
-<b>appearance, semblance</b> <i>n</i> • similante
-<b>appearance, semblance</b> <i>n</i> • semblante
-<b>appearance, semblance</b> <i>n</i> • semblantia
-<b>appearance in court, compearance</b> <i>n</i> • comparition
-<b>appeasable</b> <i>adj</i> • appaciabile
-<b>appease, allay, soothe</b> <i>v</i> • sedar
-<b>appease, placate</b> <i>v</i> • placar
-<b>appease</b> <i>v</i> • placar
-<b>appease</b> <i>v</i> • appaciar
-<b>appeasement</b> <i>n</i> • appaciamento
-<b>appeaser</b> <i>n</i> • appaciator
-<b>appellant</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • appellante
-<b>appellation</b> <i>n</i> • appellation
-<b>appellative</b> (1. denominative of a class; 2. as in the appellative faculty of children) <i>adj</i> • appellative
-<b>appellative</b> (common or class name) [Gram] <i>n</i> • appellativo
-<b>append, subjoin, annex</b> <i>v</i> • subjunger
-<b>append, subjoin, annex</b> <i>v</i> • subjunger [-jung-/-junct-]
-<b>append</b> <i>v</i> • appender
-<b>appendectomy</b> [Surg] <i>n</i> • appendicectomia
-<b>appendectomy</b> [Surg] <i>n</i> • appendicectomia (-ìa)
-<b>appendicitis</b> <i>n</i> • appendicitis
-<b>appendicitis</b> <i>n</i> • appendicitis (-ìtis)
-<b>appendicitis</b> <i>n</i> • appendicite
-<b>appendicle, small appendix or appendage</b> <i>n</i> • appendicula
-<b>appendicular</b> [Pathol] <i>adj</i> • appendicular
-<b>appendix</b> (1. appendage; 2. appendix to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) <i>n</i> • appendice
-<b>appendix</b> (1. appendage; 2. appendix to a book, etc.; 3 . [Anat]) <i>n</i> • appendice (-én-)
-<b>appendix</b> <i>n</i> • appendice
-<b>apperception</b> [Psychol] <i>n</i> • apperception
-<b>appertain</b> <i>v</i> • appertiner
-<b>appertinent, appurtenant</b> <i>adj</i> • appertinente
-<b>appetency, appetence</b> (fixed and strong desire) <i>n</i> • appetentia
-<b>appetible, desirable</b> <i>adj</i> • appetibile
-<b>appetite</b> <i>n</i> • appetentia
-<b>appetite</b> <i>n</i> • appetito
-<b>appetitive</b> (having appetite) <i>adj</i> • appetitive
-<b>appetizing</b> <i>adj</i> • appetitive
-<b>applaud</b> <i>v</i> • plauder [plaud-/plaus-]
-<b>applaud</b> <i>v</i> • applauder
-<b>applaud</b> <i>v</i> • plauder
-<b>applaud</b> <i>v</i> • applauder [-plaud-/-plaus-]
-<b>applauder</b> <i>n</i> • applauditor
-<b>applause</b> <i>n</i> • applauso
-<b>apple</b> <i>n</i> • malo
-<b>apple</b> <i>n</i> • pomo
-<b>apple orchard</b> <i>n</i> • verdiero de pomos
-<b>apple tree</b> <i>n</i> • maliero
-<b>apple tree</b> <i>n</i> • pomiero
-<b>applesauce</b> <i>n</i> • purée de malos
-<b>applesauce</b> <i>n</i> • purée de pomos
-<b>appliance</b> <i>n</i> • apparato
-<b>applicability, appropriateness</b> <i>n</i> • applicabilitate
-<b>applicable</b> <i>adj</i> • applicabile
-<b>applicable, appropriate</b> <i>adj</i> • applicabile
-<b>applicant</b> <i>n</i> • sollicitator
-<b>applicant</b> <i>n</i> • candidato
-<b>applicant, suitor</b> <i>n</i> • requirente
-<b>application</b> (1. act of putting on; 2. act of putting to use; 3. diligence) <i>n</i> • application
-<b>application</b> (act of applying) <i>n</i> • application
-<b>application</b> (application for a position, etc.) <i>n</i> • sollicitation
-<b>application</b> (for a position) <i>n</i> • sollicitation
-<b>apply</b> (1. to put on; 2. to put to use) <i>v</i> • applicar
-<b>apply</b> (for a position) <i>v</i> • sollicitar (un posto)
-<b>apply</b> (for a position) <i>v</i> • sollicitar
-<b>apply</b> <i>vi</i> • esser applicabile
-<b>apply</b> <i>vi</i> • referer se
-<b>apply</b> <i>vt</i> • applicar
-<b>apply for</b> (as in to apply for a position) <i>v</i> • sollicitar
-<b>apply for a job</b> <i>phr</i> • solicitar un posto
-<b>apply wax to, wax</b> <i>v</i> • cerar
-<b>appoint</b> (a position) <i>v</i> • nominar
-<b>appoint</b> (a position) <i>v</i> • appunctar
-<b>appoint</b> (as in to appoint someone to a post) <i>v</i> • appunctar
-<b>appoint</b> (prescribe) <i>v</i> • prescriber
-<b>appoint</b> (prescribe) <i>v</i> • fixar
-<b>appointment</b> (a position) <i>n</i> • nomination
-<b>appointment</b> (meeting) <i>n</i> • appunctamento
-<b>appointment, nomination</b> <i>n</i> • nomination
-<b>appointment</b> (rendevous) <i>n</i> • rendevous
-<b>appointment, rendez-vous</b> <i>n</i> • appunctamento
-<b>apportion</b> <i>v</i> • apportionar
-<b>apportionment</b> <i>n</i> • apportionamento
-<b>appose</b> (as in to appose one's seal to) <i>v</i> • apponer [-pon-/-posit-]
-<b>appose</b> (as in to appose one's seal to) <i>v</i> • apponer
-<b>apposite, relevant</b> <i>adj</i> • apposite
-<b>apposite, relevant</b> <i>adj</i> • apposite (-pò-)
-<b>apposition</b> (1. act of placing near; 2. [Gram]) <i>n</i> • apposition
-<b>appositive</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> • appositive
-<b>appraisal</b> <i>n</i> • appreciamento
-<b>appraisal, valuation</b> <i>n</i> • valutation
-<b>appraise</b> (estimate the value of) <i>v</i> • appreciar
-<b>appraise</b> <i>v</i> • appreciar
-<b>appraise</b> <i>v</i> • valutar
-<b>appraise, value</b> <i>v</i> • valutar
-<b>appraiser</b> <i>n</i> • appreciator
-<b>appreciable</b> <i>adj</i> • appreciabile
-<b>appreciate</b> (esteem highly) <i>v</i> • appreciar
-<b>appreciate</b> (rise in value) <i>vi</i> • crescer in valor
-<b>appreciate</b> (understand) <i>v</i> • notar
-<b>appreciate</b> (understand) <i>v</i> • apprehender
-<b>appreciate</b> (value) <i>vt</i> • appreciar
-<b>appreciate</b> (value) <i>vt</i> • valutar
-<b>appreciated</b> <i>adj</i> • appreciate
-<b>appreciated</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser appreciate
-<b>appreciated</b> (feel -) <i>v</i> • sentir se appreciate
-<b>appreciation</b> (1. appraisal; 2. adequate or high estimation of value) <i>n</i> • appreciation
-<b>appreciation</b> <i>n</i> • appreciation
-<b>appreciative</b> <i>adj</i> • grate
-<b>appreciative</b> <i>adj</i> • laudative
-<b>apprehend</b> (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to grasp mentally, understand; 3. to dread) <i>v</i> • apprehender
-<b>apprehend</b> (1. to seize, arrest; 2. to grasp mentally, understand; 3. to dread) <i>v</i> • apprehender [-hend-/-hens-]
-<b>apprehend</b> (grab, arrest) <i>v</i> • apprehender
-<b>apprehend, perceive</b> (mentally) <i>v</i> • apperciper
-<b>apprehend, perceive</b> (mentally) <i>v</i> • apperciper [-cip-/-cept-]
-<b>apprehend, understand</b> <i>v</i> • intender
-<b>apprehend, understand</b> <i>v</i> • intender [-tend-/-tent-/-tens-]
-<b>apprehensibility, understandability</b> <i>n</i> • apprehensibilitate
-<b>apprehensible, understandable</b> <i>adj</i> • apprehensibile
-<b>apprehension</b> (1. act of grasping mentally; 2. dread) <i>n</i> • apprehension
-<b>apprehension</b> <i>n</i> • apprehension
-<b>apprehensive</b> <i>adj</i> • apprehensive
-<b>apprehensive</b> (dreading) <i>adj</i> • apprehensive
-<b>apprentice</b> <i>n</i> • apprentisse
-<b>apprentice</b> <i>v</i> • mitter in apprentissage
-<b>apprenticeship</b> <i>n</i> • apprentissage (-aje)
-<b>apprenticeship</b> <i>n</i> • apprentissage
-<b>approach</b> (a problem) <i>n</i> • accostamento
-<b>approach</b> (access) <i>n</i> • accesso
-<b>approach</b> (action of approaching) <i>n</i> • approche (-sh-)
-<b>approach</b> (action of approaching) <i>n</i> • approche
-<b>approach</b> (as in new lines of approach) <i>n</i> • accostamento
-<b>approach</b> (come or go near to) <i>v</i> • approchar
-<b>approach</b> (come or go near to) <i>v</i> • approchar (-sh-)
-<b>approach</b> (nearing) <i>n</i> • approche
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • approximar
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • approchar (se)
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • adir
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • acceder [-ced-/-cess-]
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • acceder
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • approchar
-<b>approach</b> <i>v</i> • approximar (se)
-<b>approachable, accessible</b> <i>adj</i> • abbordabile
-<b>approachable, accostable</b> <i>adj</i> • accostabile
-<b>approachable</b> <i>adj</i> • approchabile
-<b>approachable</b> <i>adj</i> • approchabile (-sh-)
-<b>approachable</b> <i>adj</i> • abbordabile
-<b>approaching</b> <i>adj</i> • approchante
-<b>approaching</b> <i>adj</i> • approximante
-<b>approbation, approval</b> <i>n</i> • approbation
-<b>approbative, approving</b> <i>adj</i> • approbative
-<b>approbatory, approbative</b> <i>adj</i> • approbatori
-<b>appropriate</b> <i>adj</i> • applicabile
-<b>appropriate</b> <i>adj</i> • appropriate
-<b>appropriate, applicable</b> <i>adj</i> • applicabile
-<b>appropriate</b> <i>v</i> • appropriar se
-<b>appropriate</b> <i>v</i> • appropriar se (un cosa)
-<b>appropriateness, applicability</b> <i>n</i> • applicabilitate
-<b>appropriation</b> (action of appropriating) <i>n</i> • appropriation
-<b>approvable</b> <i>adj</i> • approbabile
-<b>approval</b> (- on) <i>n</i> • pro acceptation o retorno
-<b>approval, approbation</b> <i>n</i> • approbation
-<b>approval</b> <i>n</i> • approbation
-<b>approval</b> (sanction) <i>n</i> • sanction
-<b>approve, approve of</b> <i>v</i> • approbar
-<b>approve</b> <i>v</i> • sanctionar
-<b>approve</b> <i>v</i> • approbar
-<b>approver</b> <i>n</i> • approbator
-<b>approving, approbative</b> <i>adj</i> • approbative
-<b>approximate</b> <i>adj</i> • approximative
-<b>approximate, approximative</b> <i>adj</i> • approximative
-<b>approximate, bring near</b> <i>v</i> • approximar
-<b>approximate</b> <i>v</i> • approximar (se)
-<b>approximate</b> <i>v</i> • approximar
-<b>approximately</b> <i>adv</i> • circa
-<b>approximately</b> <i>adv</i> • approximativemente
-<b>approximation</b> (1. action of approximating; 2. close estimate) <i>n</i> • approximation
-<b>approximation</b> <i>n</i> • approximation
-<b>appurtenance</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • appertinentia
-<b>appurtenant, appertinent</b> <i>adj</i> • appertinente
-<b>apricot</b> <i>n</i> • armeniaca
-<b>apricot</b> <i>n</i> • albricoc
-<b>apricot</b> <i>n</i> • armeniaca (-ì-)
-<b>apricot tree</b> <i>n</i> • albricochiero
-<b>April</b> <i>n</i> • april
-<b>apron</b> <i>n</i> • avantal
-<b>apse</b> (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) <i>n</i> • apside
-<b>apse</b> (1. [Astron] apsis; 2. [Arch]) <i>n</i> • apside (àpside)
-<b>apsidal</b> (1. [Astron]; 2. [Arch]) <i>adj</i> • apsidal
-<b>apt</b> <i>adj</i> • apte
-<b>apt</b> (be - to) <i>v</i> • tender a
-<b>apt</b> (suited to its purpose) <i>adj</i> • apte
-<b>apterous</b> [Entom] <i>adj</i> • aptere
-<b>aptitude</b> <i>n</i> • disposition
-<b>aptitude</b> <i>n</i> • aptitude
-<b>aptitude</b> (natural capacity or propensity) <i>n</i> • aptitude
-<b>aquamarine</b> <i>adj</i> • aquamarin
-<b>aquamarine</b> (the color) <i>n</i> • aquamarina
-<b>aquamarine</b> (the stone) <i>n</i> • aquamarina
-<b>aquarium</b> <i>n</i> • aquario
-<b>aquarius</b> <i>n</i> • aquario
-<b>aquatic</b> <i>adj</i> • aquatile
-<b>aquatic</b> <i>adj</i> • aquatic
-<b>aquavit</b> <i>n</i> • aquavite
-<b>aquavitae</b> <i>n</i> • aqua-ardente
-<b>aquavitae</b> <i>n</i> • aquavite
-<b>aqueduct</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> • aqueducto
-<b>aqueduct</b> <i>n</i> • aqueducto
-<b>aqueous</b> <i>adj</i> • aquee
-<b>aqueous, watery</b> <i>adj</i> • aquose
-<b>aquifer</b> <i>n</i> • aquifero
-<b>aquiline</b> <i>adj</i> • aquilin
-<b>aquosity, wateriness</b> <i>n</i> • aquositate
-<b>arab</b> <i>adj</i> • arabic
-<b>arab</b> <i>adj</i> • arabe
-<b>Arab, Arabian, Arabic</b> <i>adj</i> • arabe (à-)
-<b>Arab, Arabian, Arabic</b> <i>adj</i> • arabe
-<b>Arab, Arabian, Arabic</b> <i>adj</i> • arabic
-<b>Arab</b> <i>n</i> • arabe (à-)
-<b>Arab</b> <i>n</i> • arabe
-<b>arabesque</b> <i>adj</i> • arabesc
-<b>arabesque</b> [Art] <i>adj</i> • arabesc
-<b>arabesque</b> [Art] <i>n</i> • arabesco
-<b>arabesque</b> <i>n</i> • arabesco
-<b>Arabia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Arabia
-<b>Arabia</b> <i>n</i> • Arabia
-<b>arabic</b> <i>adj</i> • arabic
-<b>arabic</b> <i>adj</i> • arabe
-<b>Arabic</b> <i>n</i> • arabe
-<b>Arabic</b> <i>n</i> • arabe (à-)
-<b>Arabicism, Arabism, Arabic idiom</b> <i>n</i> • arabismo
-<b>Arabist</b> (student of Arabic language and culture) <i>n</i> • arabista
-<b>arable</b> <i>adj</i> • arabile
-<b>arachidic</b> <i>adj</i> • arachidic
-<b>Arachis</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • arachide (-rà-)
-<b>Arachis</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • arachide
-<b>arachnid</b> <i>adj</i> • arachnide
-<b>arachnid</b> <i>n</i> • arachnido
-<b>aramaic</b> <i>n</i> • aramaic
-<b>aramaic</b> <i>n</i> • aramean
-<b>arapahoe</b> (amerindian) <i>adj</i> • arapaho
-<b>Arapahoe</b> (amerindian) <i>n</i> • arapaho
-<b>arbiter</b> <i>n</i> • arbitro (à-)
-<b>arbiter</b> <i>n</i> • arbitro
-<b>arbitrage</b> [Bank. etc] <i>n</i> • arbitrage (-aje)
-<b>arbitrage</b> [Bank. etc] <i>n</i> • arbitrage
-<b>arbitrament, arbitration</b> <i>n</i> • arbitrage
-<b>arbitrarily</b> <i>adv</i> • arbitrarimente
-<b>arbitrariness</b> <i>n</i> • arbitrarietate
-<b>arbitrary</b> <i>adj</i> • arbitrari
-<b>arbitrate</b> <i>v</i> • arbitrar
-<b>arbitration, arbitrament</b> <i>n</i> • arbitrage
-<b>arbitration, arbitrament</b> <i>n</i> • arbitrage (-aje)
-<b>arbitration, arbitrament</b> <i>n</i> • arbitramento
-<b>arbitration</b> <i>n</i> • arbitration
-<b>arbitration</b> <i>n</i> • arbitro
-<b>arbitrator</b> <i>n</i> • arbitrator
-<b>arbor</b> <i>n</i> • herbiero
-<b>arbor vitae</b> <i>n</i> • arborvite
-<b>arboreal</b> <i>adj</i> • arboreal
-<b>arboreal, tree</b> <i>adj</i> • arboree
-<b>arboresce, grow into a tree</b> [Bot] <i>v</i> • arborescer
-<b>arborescence</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • arborescentia
-<b>arboretum</b> <i>n</i> • arboreto
-<b>arborist</b> <i>n</i> • arborista
-<b>arborization</b> <i>n</i> • arborisation
-<b>arborize, give a treelike appearance to</b> <i>v</i> • arborisar
-<b>arc</b> <i>n</i> • arco
-<b>arc light</b> <i>n</i> • lampa de arco
-<b>arc torch</b> <i>n</i> • torcha de arco
-<b>arcade</b> <i>n</i> • arcada
-<b>arcade</b> <i>n</i> • passage
-<b>Arcadia</b> <i>n</i> • Arcadia
-<b>Arcadian</b> <i>adj</i> • arcadian
-<b>arch</b> (1. to cause to arch or curve; 2. to furnish with arches) <i>v</i> • arcar
-<b>arch</b> <i>n</i> • arco
-<b>arch</b> <i>v</i> • arcar
-<b>archaelogically</b> <i>adv</i> • archeologicamente
-<b>archaeo-, archae-</b> (old) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>adj</i> • arche-
-<b>archaeological</b> <i>adj</i> • archeologic
-<b>archaeologist</b> <i>n</i> • archeologo
-<b>archaeologist</b> <i>n</i> • archeologo (-òlo-)
-<b>archaeology</b> <i>n</i> • archeologia
-<b>archaeology</b> <i>n</i> • archeologia (-ìa)
-<b>archaic</b> <i>adj</i> • archaic
-<b>archaic</b> <i>adj</i> • archaic (-àic)
-<b>archaism</b> <i>n</i> • archaismo
-<b>archaism</b> <i>n</i> • archaismo (-ìsmo)
-<b>archaist</b> <i>n</i> • archaista (-ìsta)
-<b>archaist</b> <i>n</i> • archaista
-<b>archaize</b> <i>v</i> • archaisar
-<b>archangel</b> <i>n</i> • archangelo (-àn-)
-<b>archangel</b> <i>n</i> • archangelo
-<b>archbishop</b> <i>n</i> • archiepiscopo (-ìs-)
-<b>archbishop</b> <i>n</i> • archiepiscopo
-<b>archdeacon</b> <i>n</i> • archidiacono (-dià-)
-<b>archdeacon</b> <i>n</i> • archidiacono
-<b>archducal</b> <i>adj</i> • archiducal
-<b>archduchess</b> <i>n</i> • archiduchessa
-<b>archduchy</b> <i>n</i> • archiducato
-<b>archduke</b> <i>n</i> • archiduce
-<b>archer, bowman</b> <i>n</i> • sagittario
-<b>archer</b> <i>n</i> • flechator (-sha-)
-<b>archer</b> <i>n</i> • archero
-<b>archer</b> <i>n</i> • sagittario
-<b>archer</b> <i>n</i> • flechator
-<b>archery</b> <i>n</i> • archeria
-<b>archetype</b> <i>n</i> • archetypo
-<b>archetype</b> <i>n</i> • archetypo (-é-)
-<b>archiepiscopal</b> <i>adj</i> • archiepiscopal
-<b>archiepiscopate</b> <i>n</i> • archiepiscopato
-<b>Archimedes</b> <i>n</i> • Archimedes
-<b>Archimedes</b> <i>n</i> • Archimedes (-mé-)
-<b>archipelago</b> <i>n</i> • archipelago
-<b>archipelago</b> <i>n</i> • archipelago (-pé-)
-<b>architect</b> <i>n</i> • architecto
-<b>architecton-</b> (architect) [occurring in derivatives] <i>n</i> • architecton-
-<b>architectonic</b> (architectural) <i>adj</i> • architectonic
-<b>architectonics</b> (science or principles of architecture) <i>n</i> • architectonica
-<b>architectural</b> <i>adj</i> • architectural
-<b>architecturally</b> <i>adv</i> • architecturalmente
-<b>architecture</b> <i>n</i> • architectura
-<b>architrave</b> [Arch] <i>n</i> • architrave
-<b>archival</b> <i>adj</i> • archival
-<b>archive</b> <i>n</i> • archivo
-<b>archivist</b> <i>n</i> • archivista
-<b>archivolt</b> <i>n</i> • archivolta
-<b>archon</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> • archonte
-<b>archpriest</b> <i>n</i> • archipresbytero
-<b>archpriest</b> <i>n</i> • archipresbytero (-bì-)
-<b>archpriest</b> <i>n</i> • archiprestre
-<b>archway</b> <i>n</i> • arcada
-<b>Arcopagite</b> [Gr. Hist] <i>n</i> • areopagita
-<b>arct-</b> (bear) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • arct-
-<b>arctic</b> <i>adj</i> • arctic
-<b>arctic</b> <i>n</i> • oceano arctic
-<b>arctic</b> <i>n</i> • arctico
-<b>Arcturus</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> • Arcturo
-<b>ardent, ardurous</b> <i>adj</i> • ardorose
-<b>ardent</b> <i>n</i> • ardente
-<b>ardor</b> (1. fierce heat; 2. fervor) <i>n</i> • ardor
-<b>ardor, ardour</b> <i>n</i> • zelo
-<b>ardor, ardour</b> <i>n</i> • ardor
-<b>ardor, impetuosity</b> <i>n</i> • fuga
-<b>ardour</b> <i>n</i> • zelo
-<b>ardour</b> <i>n</i> • ardor
-<b>arduous</b> (1. steep; 2. difficult to achieve) <i>adj</i> • ardue
-<b>arduous</b> <i>adj</i> • ardue
-<b>arduousness</b> <i>n</i> • arduitate
-<b>ardurous, ardent</b> <i>adj</i> • ardorose
-<b>are</b> (one hundredth part of a hectare) <i>n</i> • ar
-<b>are</b> <i>v</i> • esse
-<b>area</b> (1. clear space within a building; 2. surface extent) <i>n</i> • area
-<b>area</b> (region) <i>n</i> • region
-<b>area</b> (surface) <i>n</i> • area
-<b>arena</b> (1. place of combat; 2.</b> Med] (gravel) <i>n</i> • arena
-<b>arena</b> <i>n</i> • arena
-<b>arenaceous, sandy</b> <i>adj</i> • arenacee
-<b>aren't</b> (are not) <i>v</i> • non es
-<b>Ares</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Ares
-<b>Ares</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Ares (à-)
-<b>argentan, German silver</b> <i>n</i> • argentano
-<b>argentate</b> <i>adj</i> • argentate
-<b>argentiferous, yielding silver</b> <i>adj</i> • argentifere
-<b>Argentina</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Argentina
-<b>Argentina</b> <i>n</i> • Argentina
-<b>argentine</b> <i>adj</i> • argentin
-<b>Argentine, Argentino</b> <i>n</i> • argentino
-<b>argentine</b> [Zool] <i>n</i> • argentina
-<b>argentinian</b> <i>n</i> • argentino
-<b>argentous, containing silver</b> <i>adj</i> • argentose
-<b>argil, clay</b> <i>n</i> • argilla
-<b>Argo</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Argo
-<b>argon</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • argon (àr-)
-<b>argon</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • argon
-<b>Argonaut</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Argonauta
-<b>argot</b> [F] <i>n</i> • argot
-<b>argotic</b> <i>adj</i> • argotic
-<b>arguable</b> <i>adj</i> • arguibile
-<b>arguable</b> (debatable) <i>adj</i> • arguibile
-<b>argue</b> (an of offer arguments for or against) <i>v</i> • arguer
-<b>argue</b> (to offer arguments for or against) <i>v</i> • argumentar
-<b>argue</b> <i>v</i> • argumentar
-<b>argue</b> <i>v</i> • arguer
-<b>argument</b> (1. reason offered in proof; 2. summary) <i>n</i> • argumento
-<b>argument</b> (dispute) <i>n</i> • disputa
-<b>argument</b> (dispute) <i>n</i> • altercation
-<b>argument</b> (reason) <i>n</i> • argumento
-<b>argumentation</b> <i>n</i> • argumentation
-<b>argumentative</b> <i>adj</i> • argumentative
-<b>argumentative</b> (containing a process of reasoning) <i>adj</i> • argumentative
-<b>argyranthous</b> <i>adj</i> • argyranthe
-<b>argyric</b> <i>adj</i> • argyric
-<b>argyrite</b> [Mineral] <i>n</i> • argyrite
-<b>argyro-, argyr-</b> (silver) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • argyro-
-<b>Argyroneta, water spider</b> [Zool] <i>n</i> • argyroneta
-<b>aria</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • aria [I]
-<b>aria</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • aria
-<b>arid</b> <i>adj</i> • aride
-<b>arid</b> <i>adj</i> • aride (à-)
-<b>aridity</b> <i>n</i> • ariditate
-<b>aries</b> <i>n</i> • ariete
-<b>Aries, Ram</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> • Aries (à-)
-<b>Aries, Ram</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> • Aries
-<b>arietation, ramming</b> <i>n</i> • arietation
-<b>arietta</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • arietta
-<b>aright</b> <i>adv</i> • justemente
-<b>aright</b> <i>adv</i> • correctemente
-<b>ariose, arioso</b> [Mus] <i>adj</i> • ariose
-<b>arioso</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • arioso
-<b>arise</b> (originate) <i>v</i> • nascer
-<b>arise</b> (originate) <i>v</i> • provenir
-<b>arise, rise</b> <i>v</i> • surger [surg-/surrect-]
-<b>arise, rise</b> <i>v</i> • surger
-<b>arise</b> (rise) <i>v</i> • levar se
-<b>arise</b> (rise) <i>v</i> • altiar se
-<b>arise</b> (rise) <i>v</i> • surger
-<b>arise, spring</b> (from) <i>v</i> • provenir
-<b>arisen</b> <i>adj</i> • altiate
-<b>aristo-, arist-</b> (best) [occurring in compounds] <i>adj</i> • arist-
-<b>aristocracy</b> <i>n</i> • aristocratia (-ìa)
-<b>aristocracy</b> <i>n</i> • aristocratia
-<b>aristocrat</b> <i>n</i> • aristocrate
-<b>aristocrat</b> <i>n</i> • aristocrate (-ò-)
-<b>aristocratic</b> <i>adj</i> • aristocratic
-<b>Aristotelian</b> <i>adj</i> • aristotelic
-<b>Aristotelianism</b> <i>n</i> • aristotelismo
-<b>Aristotle</b> [Gr. Philos] <i>n</i> • Aristotele
-<b>arithmetic, arithmetical</b> <i>adj</i> • arithmetic
-<b>arithmetic</b> <i>n</i> • arithmetica
-<b>arithmetician</b> <i>n</i> • arithmetico
-<b>arithmo-, arithm-</b> (number) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • arithmo-
-<b>arithmomancy</b> <i>n</i> • arithmomantia
-<b>arithmomancy</b> <i>n</i> • arithmomantia (-ìa)
-<b>arithmometer</b> <i>n</i> • arithmometro (-ò-)
-<b>arithmometer</b> <i>n</i> • arithmometro
-<b>ark</b> <i>n</i> • arca
-<b>arm</b> (1. to supply with weapons; 2. to equip, fit out) <i>v</i> • armar
-<b>arm</b> (1. weapon; 2. branch of the military service) <i>n</i> • arma
-<b>arm</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • brachio
-<b>arm</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • bracio
-<b>arm, arm-</b> (pertaining to or done with the arm) <i>adj</i> • bracial
-<b>arm</b> (equip with artillery) <i>v</i> • artillar
-<b>arm</b> <i>v</i> • armar (se)
-<b>arm</b> <i>v</i> • armar
-<b>arm</b> (weapon) <i>n</i> • arma
-<b>arm in arm</b> <i>phr</i> • con brac(h)ios juncte
-<b>armageddon</b> <i>n</i> • harmagedon
-<b>armament</b> (equipment with arms) <i>n</i> • armamento
-<b>armament</b> <i>n</i> • armamento
-<b>armature</b> [Magnet/Elec] <i>n</i> • armatura
-<b>armchair</b> <i>n</i> • chaise de brachios, chaise de bracios
-<b>armchair</b> <i>n</i> • confortabile
-<b>Armenia</b> <i>n</i> • Armenia
-<b>Armenian</b> (1. Armenian language; 2. inhabitant of Armenia) <i>n</i> • armenio
-<b>Armenian</b> <i>adj</i> • armenie
-<b>armful</b> <i>n</i> • brachiata, braciata
-<b>armful</b> <i>n</i> • braciata, brachiata
-<b>armful</b> <i>n</i> • braciata
-<b>armhole</b> <i>n</i> • apertura del manica
-<b>armipotent</b> <i>adj</i> • armipotente
-<b>armistice</b> <i>n</i> • armistitio
-<b>armor</b> <i>n</i> • armatura
-<b>armor</b> <i>n</i> • cuirasse
-<b>armor</b> (of a warship, etc.) <i>n</i> • cuirasse
-<b>armor plated</b> <i>adj</i> • cuirassate
-<b>armored, armor-plated, panzer</b> <i>adj</i> • cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
-<b>armored, armor-plated, panzer</b> <i>adj</i> • cuirassate
-<b>armorer</b> (1. manufacturer of arms; 2. official in charge of armament or arms) <i>n</i> • armero
-<b>armor-plated, panzer, armored</b> <i>adj</i> • cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
-<b>armor-plated, panzer, armored</b> <i>adj</i> • cuirassate
-<b>armory</b> <i>n</i> • arsenal
-<b>armour</b> <i>n</i> • armatura
-<b>armour</b> <i>n</i> • cuirasse
-<b>armoury</b> <i>n</i> • arsenal
-<b>armpit, axilla</b> <i>n</i> • axilla
-<b>arms</b> (armed) <i>adj</i> • armate
-<b>arms</b> (in -) <i>phr</i> • armate
-<b>arms</b> (weapons) <i>n</i> • armas
-<b>army, host</b> <i>n</i> • hoste
-<b>army</b> <i>n</i> • armea (-éa)
-<b>army</b> <i>n</i> • armea
-<b>aroma</b> <i>n</i> • aroma
-<b>aroma</b> <i>n</i> • aromate
-<b>aroma</b> <i>n</i> • aromate (-ò-)
-<b>aroma</b> <i>n</i> • aroma [-ma/-mat-]
-<b>aromatic</b> <i>adj</i> • aromatic
-<b>aromatic</b> <i>adj</i> • fragante
-<b>aromatic, fragrant</b> <i>adj</i> • aromatic
-<b>aromatization</b> <i>n</i> • aromatisation
-<b>aromatize</b> <i>v</i> • aromatisar
-<b>around</b> (adv/prep) • circa
-<b>around, around about</b> <i>prep</i> • circum
-<b>around, around about</b> <i>prep</i> • circum (cìr-)
-<b>around</b> (get -) <i>v</i> • ambular
-<b>around</b> (go -) <i>v</i> • contornar
-<b>around</b> (move -) <i>v</i> • contornar
-<b>around</b> (pass -) <i>v</i> • contornar
-<b>around</b> (stand -) <i>v</i> • circumstar
-<b>around</b> (walk -) <i>v</i> • circumerrar
-<b>arousal</b> <i>n</i> • eveliamento
-<b>arouse</b> <i>v</i> • piccar
-<b>arouse</b> <i>v</i> • eveliar
-<b>arpeggio</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • arpeggio
-<b>arpeggio</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • arpeggio [I]
-<b>arrange</b> (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out) <i>v</i> • arrangiar
-<b>arrange</b> (1. to set in order; 2. to contrive; 3. to settle, straighten out) <i>v</i> • arrangiar (-ja-)
-<b>arrange</b> [Mus] <i>v</i> • adaptar
-<b>arrange</b> (order) <i>v</i> • arrangiar
-<b>arrange</b> (order) <i>v</i> • disponer
-<b>arrange, put in order</b> <i>v</i> • ordinar
-<b>arrange, put in order</b> <i>v</i> • struer
-<b>arrange, put in order</b> <i>v</i> • struer [stru-/struct-]
-<b>arrange in series, to seriate</b> <i>v</i> • seriar
-<b>arrangement</b> (1. order; 2. preparation, plan) <i>n</i> • arrangiamento
-<b>arrangement</b> (1. order; 2. preparation, plan) <i>n</i> • arrangiamento (-ja-)
-<b>arrangement</b> (action of setting in order) <i>n</i> • ordination
-<b>arrangement</b> (make -s) <i>v</i> • facer le preparativos
-<b>arrangement</b> [Mus] <i>n</i> • adaptation
-<b>arrangement, order, disposition</b> <i>n</i> • positura
-<b>arrangement, order</b> <i>n</i> • ordinantia
-<b>arrangement</b> (order) <i>n</i> • disposition
-<b>arrangement</b> (order) <i>n</i> • arrangiamento
-<b>array</b> (an army) <i>v</i> • ordinar
-<b>array</b> (an army) <i>v</i> • arrangiar
-<b>array</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • arrangiamento
-<b>array</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • serie
-<b>array</b> [Comp] <i>n</i> • matrice
-<b>array</b> (deck out) <i>v</i> • vestir
-<b>array</b> (deck out) <i>v</i> • adornar
-<b>array</b> (in algorithms) <i>v</i> • arrangiar
-<b>array</b> <i>n</i> • ordine
-<b>arrears</b> (be in -) <i>v</i> • arretrar se
-<b>arrears</b> (in -) <i>adj/adv</i> • arretrate
-<b>arrears</b> <i>n</i> • arretrato
-<b>arrest</b> (1. to stop, bring to a standstill; 2. to seize (someone) by legal authority) <i>v</i> • arrestar
-<b>arrest</b> (act of seizing someone by legal authority) <i>n</i> • arrestation
-<b>arrest</b> (apprehension by legal authority) <i>n</i> • arresto
-<b>arrest</b> <i>n</i> • arresto
-<b>arrest</b> <i>n</i> • arrestation
-<b>arrest</b> <i>v</i> • arrestar
-<b>arresting, stopping</b> (bringing to a standstill) <i>n</i> • arresto
-<b>arresting, stopping</b> (bringing to a standstill) <i>n</i> • arrestation
-<b>arrival</b> <i>n</i> • arrivata
-<b>arrival</b> <i>n</i> • advenimento
-<b>arrive, succeed in arriving</b> (at a place, etc.) <i>v</i> • pervenir
-<b>arrive</b> <i>v</i> • arrivar
-<b>arrogance, haughtiness</b> <i>n</i> • superbia
-<b>arrogance</b> <i>n</i> • arrogantia
-<b>arrogant</b> <i>adj</i> • arrogante
-<b>arrogant, overbearing</b> <i>adj</i> • superbe
-<b>arrogate</b> (1. [Rom. Law] (adrogate; 2. to claim as one's own) <i>v</i> • arrogar
-<b>arrogation</b> (1. act of making exorbitant claims; 2. [Rom. Law]) <i>n</i> • arrogation
-<b>arrow</b> <i>n</i> • sagitta
-<b>arrow</b> <i>n</i> • flecha
-<b>arrow</b> <i>n</i> • flecha (flésha)
-<b>arrow, sagittary</b> <i>adj</i> • sagittari
-<b>arrowshaped, sagittiform</b> <i>adj</i> • sagittiforme
-<b>arsenal</b> <i>n</i> • arsenal
-<b>arsenic</b> <i>n</i> • arsenico
-<b>arsenical</b> <i>adj</i> • arsenical
-<b>arseniophosphate</b> <i>n</i> • arseniophosphato
-<b>arseniosulfate</b> <i>n</i> • arseniosulfato
-<b>arsenious</b> <i>adj</i> • arseniose
-<b>arsenite</b> [Chem] <i>n</i> • arsenite
-<b>arsenium, arsenic</b> <i>n</i> • arsenium (-sé-)
-<b>arsenium, arsenic</b> <i>n</i> • arsenium
-<b>arson</b> <i>n</i> • incendiarismo
-<b>art</b> (1. fine art; 2. skill) <i>n</i> • arte
-<b>art</b> <i>n</i> • arte
-<b>art gallery</b> <i>n</i> • pinacotheca
-<b>art of singing, singing</b> <i>n</i> • canto
-<b>art school</b> <i>n</i> • schola de arte
-<b>arterial</b> <i>adj</i> • arterial
-<b>arteriosclerosis</b> <i>n</i> • arteriosclerosis (-òsis)
-<b>arteriosclerosis</b> <i>n</i> • arteriosclerosis
-<b>arteriotomy</b> <i>n</i> • arteriotomia (-ìa)
-<b>arteriotomy</b> <i>n</i> • arteriotomia
-<b>artery</b> <i>n</i> • arteria
-<b>artful</b> <i>adj</i> • artificiose
-<b>artful, crafty</b> <i>adj</i> • artificiose
-<b>arthritic</b> <i>adj</i> • arthritic
-<b>arthritic</b> [Pathol] <i>adj</i> • arthritic
-<b>arthritis</b> <i>n</i> • arthritis
-<b>arthritis</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • arthritis
-<b>arthritis</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • arthritis (-ìtis)
-<b>arthritism</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • arthritismo
-<b>arthro-</b> (joint) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • arthro-
-<b>arthropod</b> <i>adj</i> • arthropode (-rò-)
-<b>arthropod</b> <i>adj</i> • arthropode
-<b>arthropod</b> <i>n</i> • arthropodo
-<b>arthropod</b> <i>n</i> • arthropodo (-rò-)
-<b>artichoke</b> <i>n</i> • artichoc
-<b>article</b> (1. paragraph, section; 2. article in a magazine, newspaper, etc.; 3. article of merchandise; 4. [Gram]) <i>n</i> • articulo
-<b>article</b> (object) <i>n</i> • articulo
-<b>article</b> (part of speech) <i>n</i> • articulo
-<b>articular</b> <i>adj</i> • articular
-<b>articulate</b> (1. jointed; 2. uttered in distinct syllables) <i>adj</i> • articulate
-<b>articulate</b> (1. to form, move in, a joint; 2. to speak distinctly) <i>v</i> • articular
-<b>articulate</b> <i>adj</i> • articulate
-<b>articulate</b> <i>v</i> • articular
-<b>articulation</b> (1. [Anat] joint; 2. enunciation) <i>n</i> • articulation
-<b>articulation, joint</b> [Anat] <i>n</i> • conjunctura
-<b>articulation</b> <i>n</i> • articulation
-<b>artifact, man-made product</b> <i>n</i> • artefacto
-<b>artifice, trick</b> <i>n</i> • artificio
-<b>artificer</b> (skilled or artistic worker) <i>n</i> • artifice
-<b>artificer</b> (skilled or artistic worker) <i>n</i> • artifice (-tì-)
-<b>artificial</b> <i>adj</i> • artificial
-<b>artificial limb</b> <i>n</i> • prothese (-òtese)
-<b>artificial limb</b> <i>n</i> • prosthese
-<b>artificial limb</b> <i>n</i> • prothese
-<b>artificially</b> <i>adv</i> • artificialmente
-<b>artillery</b> <i>n</i> • artilleria (-ìa)
-<b>artillery</b> <i>n</i> • artilleria
-<b>artilleryman</b> <i>n</i> • artillerista
-<b>artisan</b> <i>n</i> • artisano
-<b>artist</b> <i>n</i> • artista
-<b>artiste</b> <i>n</i> • artista
-<b>artistic</b> <i>adj</i> • artistic
-<b>artistic, disposed for the fine arts</b> <i>adj</i> • music
-<b>Aruba</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Aruba
-<b>Arya, Aryan</b> <i>n</i> • Arya
-<b>Arya, Aryan</b> <i>n</i> • Arya [Skr]
-<b>Aryan</b> (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) <i>adj</i> • aryan
-<b>Aryan</b> (1. Indo-Iranian; 2. Indo-European) <i>n</i> • aryano
-<b>as</b> <i>adv</i> • como
-<b>as, how, in order that, to the end that, just as</b> <i>adv</i> • ut
-<b>as, in the capacity of</b> <i>adv</i> • qua
-<b>as, in the manner that</b> (como) <i>adv</i> • quomodo (quò-)
-<b>as, in the manner that</b> (como) <i>adv</i> • quomodo
-<b>as</b> [Rom. Antiq] <i>n</i> • asse
-<b>as</b> (same -) <i>pron</i> • mesmo que
-<b>as</b> (since) <i>conj</i> • proque
-<b>as</b> (since) <i>conj</i> • pois que
-<b>as, so</b> <i>adv</i> • tan
-<b>as, so as, just as</b> <i>adv</i> • sicut
-<b>as, so as, just as</b> <i>adv</i> • sicut (sì-)
-<b>as</b> (substitute, white - snow) <i>prep</i> • tanto blanc como le nive
-<b>as, than, in what manner, how</b> <i>adv/conj</i> • quam
-<b>as, to such a degree, so</b> <i>adv</i> • tam
-<b>as far as</b> <i>adv</i> • usque (a)
-<b>as far as</b> <i>adv</i> • usque
-<b>as for</b> <i>prep</i> • quanto a
-<b>as from</b> <i>adv</i> • a partir de
-<b>as if</b> <i>prep</i> • como si
-<b>as if</b> <i>prep</i> • quasi que
-<b>as in scale of a thermometer, a map, etc.</b> <i>n</i> • scala
-<b>as in zero centigrade</b> <i>n</i> • zero
-<b>as it were</b> <i>prep</i> • pro si dicer
-<b>as long as</b> <i>adv</i> • a condition que
-<b>as long as</b> <i>adv</i> • proviste que
-<b>as many</b> <i>adv</i> • tante
-<b>as much</b> <i>adv</i> • tanto
-<b>as much as</b> <i>adv</i> • quanto
-<b>as soon</b> <i>adv</i> • si tosto que
-<b>as well</b> <i>adv</i> • que
-<b>as white as snow</b> <i>prep</i> • si blanc como le nive
-<b>as white as snow</b> <i>prep</i> • tanto blanc como le nive
-<b>as yet, until now, so far, yet, still, this place, thus far, hitherto</b> <i>adv</i> • adhuc
-<b>asbestos</b> <i>n</i> • asbesto
-<b>ascend</b> <i>v</i> • ascender [-scend-/-scens-]
-<b>ascend</b> <i>v</i> • ascender
-<b>ascendancy, ascendant</b> <i>n</i> • ascendente
-<b>ascendant, ascendancy</b> <i>n</i> • ascendente
-<b>ascension, ascent</b> <i>n</i> • ascension
-<b>ascension</b> <i>n</i> • ascension
-<b>ascensional</b> <i>adj</i> • ascensional
-<b>ascensionist, mountain climber</b> <i>n</i> • ascensionista
-<b>ascent, ascension</b> <i>n</i> • ascension
-<b>ascent, climb</b> <i>n</i> • montata
-<b>ascent</b> <i>n</i> • ascension
-<b>ascent</b> <i>n</i> • montata
-<b>ascertain</b> <i>v</i> • constatar
-<b>ascertain</b> <i>v</i> • assecurar se
-<b>ascetic, ascetical</b> <i>adj</i> • ascetic
-<b>ascetic</b> <i>n</i> • asceta
-<b>ascetic practice</b> <i>n</i> • ascese
-<b>ascetical, ascetic</b> <i>adj</i> • ascetic
-<b>asceticism</b> <i>n</i> • ascetismo
-<b>ascetics</b> <i>n</i> • ascetica
-<b>ascribe, attribute</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer
-<b>ascribe, attribute</b> <i>v</i> • ascriber
-<b>ascribe, attribute</b> <i>v</i> • ascriber [-scrib-/-script-]
-<b>ascribe, attribute</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
-<b>ascribe</b> <i>v</i> • ascriber
-<b>ascription</b> <i>n</i> • ascription
-<b>asepsis</b> <i>n</i> • asepsis
-<b>aseptic</b> <i>adj</i> • aseptic
-<b>aseptic</b> <i>n</i> • aseptico
-<b>asexual, sexless</b> <i>adj</i> • asexual
-<b>ash, ash tree</b> <i>n</i> • fraxino
-<b>ash, ash tree</b> <i>n</i> • fraxino (fràx-)
-<b>ash</b> (cinders) <i>n</i> • cinere
-<b>ash</b> (tree) <i>n</i> • fraxino
-<b>ash box, bucket, ashpan</b> (container for ashes) <i>n</i> • cineriero
-<b>ash grove</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • fraxineto
-<b>ash tray</b> <i>n</i> • cineriera
-<b>ash tree, ash</b> <i>n</i> • fraxino
-<b>ash tree, ash</b> <i>n</i> • fraxino (fràx-)
-<b>ash wednesday</b> <i>n</i> • mercuridi del cineres
-<b>ashamed</b> <i>adj</i> • confuse
-<b>ashamed</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • haber vergonia
-<b>ashes</b> <i>n</i> • cinere
-<b>ashore</b> <i>adv</i> • super le terra
-<b>ashore</b> (go -) <i>v</i> • disbarcar
-<b>ashpan, ash box, bucket</b> (container for ashes) <i>n</i> • cineriero
-<b>ashtray</b> <i>n</i> • cineriero
-<b>ashtray</b> <i>n</i> • cineriera
-<b>ashy</b> (1. full of ashes; 2. ashen, ash-gray) <i>adj</i> • cinerose
-<b>Asia</b> (1. Roman Province in Asia Minor; 2. the continent Asia) <i>n</i> • Asia
-<b>Asia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Asia
-<b>Asia Minor</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Asia Minor
-<b>asian</b> <i>adj</i> • asiatic
-<b>asian</b> <i>n</i> • asiatico
-<b>Asiatic</b> (1. pertaining to Asia; 2. [Rhet] florid, ornate) <i>adj</i> • asiatic
-<b>Asiatic</b> <i>n</i> • asiatico
-<b>aside</b> <i>adj</i> • parte
-<b>aside</b> <i>adj</i> • al latere
-<b>asinine</b> <i>adj</i> • asinin
-<b>asinine act</b> <i>n</i> • asineria (-ìa)
-<b>asinine act</b> <i>n</i> • asineria
-<b>asininity</b> <i>n</i> • asininitate
-<b>asininity</b> <i>n</i> • asineria (-ìa)
-<b>asininity</b> <i>n</i> • asineria
-<b>ask</b> (enquire) <i>v</i> • inquirer
-<b>ask</b> (enquire) <i>v</i> • demandar
-<b>ask</b> (invite) <i>v</i> • invitar
-<b>ask, query, question</b> <i>v</i> • querer
-<b>ask, query, question</b> <i>v</i> • querer [quer-/quest-;-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]
-<b>ask</b> <i>v</i> • demandar
-<b>ask a question</b> <i>n</i> • facer un demanda
-<b>ask for, beg, request</b> <i>v</i> • rogar
-<b>ask for, request, beg</b> <i>v</i> • peter
-<b>askew</b> <i>adj</i> • oblique
-<b>askew</b> <i>adv</i> • de transverso
-<b>asleep</b> <i>adj</i> • addormite
-<b>asleep</b> <i>adj</i> • addormite (pp of addormir)
-<b>asleep</b> (fall -) <i>v</i> • addormir se
-<b>asparagus</b> <i>n</i> • asparago (-pà-)
-<b>asparagus</b> <i>n</i> • asparago
-<b>aspect</b> (1. look, appearance; 2. one of the aspects of a question; 3. [ Astrol]) <i>n</i> • aspecto
-<b>aspect</b> <i>n</i> • aspecto
-<b>aspen, trembling poplar</b> <i>n</i> • tremulo (tré-)
-<b>aspen, trembling poplar</b> <i>n</i> • tremulo
-<b>aspergillum</b> [Eccl] <i>n</i> • aspersorio
-<b>asperity, roughness, harshness</b> <i>n</i> • asperitate
-<b>aspersion, sprinkling</b> (act of) <i>n</i> • aspersion
-<b>asphalt</b> <i>n</i> • asphalto
-<b>aspic</b> [F] [Cookery] <i>n</i> • aspic
-<b>aspirant</b> <i>n</i> • aspirante
-<b>aspirate</b> [Phonet] <i>v</i> • aspirar
-<b>aspiration</b> (1. desire for; 2. [Phonet] action of aspirating) <i>n</i> • aspiration
-<b>aspiration</b> <i>n</i> • aspiration
-<b>aspirator</b> (apparatus for drawing stream of air or gas through a tube) <i>n</i> • trompa
-<b>aspirator</b> [Mech] <i>n</i> • aspirator
-<b>aspire</b> (desire earnestly) <i>v</i> • aspirar
-<b>aspire</b> <i>v</i> • aspirar (a)
-<b>aspire</b> <i>v</i> • aspirar
-<b>aspirin</b> <i>n</i> • aspirina
-<b>aspiring</b> <i>adj</i> • ambitiose
-<b>Asplenium</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • asplenio
-<b>ass</b> (buttocks) <i>n</i> • culo
-<b>ass, donkey</b> <i>n</i> • asino(à-)
-<b>ass</b> (donkey) <i>n</i> • asino
-<b>ass hole</b> (insult) <i>n</i> • ano
-<b>assail, again, attack</b> <i>v</i> • reattaccar
-<b>assail, attack, assault</b> <i>v</i> • assaltar
-<b>assail, attack</b> <i>v</i> • aggreder
-<b>assail, attack</b> <i>v</i> • assalir [-sal-/-salt-]
-<b>assail, attack</b> <i>v</i> • attaccar
-<b>assail, attack</b> <i>v</i> • assalir
-<b>assail, attack</b> <i>v</i> • aggreder [-gred-/-gress-]
-<b>assailable, attackable</b> <i>adj</i> • attaccabile
-<b>assailant, assailer, attacker</b> <i>n</i> • assalitor
-<b>assailant, attacker, assaulter</b> <i>n</i> • assaltator
-<b>assailer, attacker, assailant</b> <i>n</i> • assalitor
-<b>assassin, murderer</b> <i>n</i> • assassino
-<b>assassin, murderer</b> <i>n</i> • assassinator
-<b>assassin</b> <i>n</i> • assassino
-<b>Assassin</b> <i>n</i> • assassino
-<b>assassin</b> <i>n</i> • assassinator
-<b>assassinate, murder</b> <i>v</i> • assassinar
-<b>assassinate</b> <i>v</i> • assassinar
-<b>assassinating, murder, murdering</b> <i>n</i> • assassinamento
-<b>assassination</b> <i>n</i> • assassination
-<b>assault, assail, attack</b> <i>v</i> • assaltar
-<b>assault, attack</b> <i>n</i> • assalto
-<b>assault</b> <i>n</i> • assalto
-<b>assault</b> <i>n</i> • attacco
-<b>assault</b> <i>v</i> • assaltar
-<b>assaulter, assailant, attacker</b> <i>n</i> • assaltator
-<b>assay</b> (assay an ore, a metal etc.) <i>v</i> • essayar
-<b>assay</b> (assayal) <i>n</i> • essayo (-sà-)
-<b>assay</b> (assayal) <i>n</i> • essayo
-<b>assayable</b> <i>adj</i> • essayabile
-<b>assayer</b> <i>n</i> • essayator
-<b>assemble</b> (a machine) <i>v</i> • adjustar
-<b>assemble</b> (a machine) <i>v</i> • montar
-<b>assemble</b> (gather or fit together) <i>v</i> • assemblar
-<b>assemble</b> (gather) <i>vt</i> • assemblar
-<b>assemble</b> (join, link) <i>v</i> • compaginar
-<b>assemble, troup, gather</b> <i>v</i> • attruppar
-<b>assemble</b> <i>vi</i> • assemblar se
-<b>assembler</b> <i>n</i> • assemblator
-<b>assembling, gathering</b> (act of) <i>n</i> • attruppamento
-<b>assembly, meeting</b> <i>n</i> • assemblea (-éa)
-<b>assembly, meeting</b> <i>n</i> • assemblea
-<b>assembly</b> <i>n</i> • assemblea
-<b>assembly</b> (of the parts of a machine) [Mach] <i>n</i> • adjustage (-aje)
-<b>assembly</b> (of the parts of a machine) [Mach] <i>n</i> • adjustage
-<b>assembly hall</b> <i>n</i> • sala de assemblea
-<b>assembly hall</b> <i>n</i> • sala de reuniones
-<b>assembly line</b> <i>n</i> • catena de montage
-<b>assent</b> <i>n</i> • assentimento
-<b>assent</b> (sanction) <i>n</i> • sanction
-<b>assent</b> <i>v</i> • acceder (a)
-<b>assent</b> <i>v</i> • assentir (a)
-<b>assent</b> <i>v</i> • assentir
-<b>assent</b> <i>v</i> • acceder
-<b>assert, affirm</b> <i>v</i> • asserer [-ser-/-sert-]
-<b>assert, affirm</b> <i>v</i> • asserer
-<b>assert</b> <i>v</i> • affirmar
-<b>assert</b> <i>v</i> • asserer
-<b>assert oneself</b> <i>v</i> • imponer su autoritate
-<b>asserter, assertor</b> <i>n</i> • assertor
-<b>assertion, affirmation</b> <i>n</i> • assertion
-<b>assertion</b> <i>n</i> • assertion
-<b>assertive</b> <i>adj</i> • assertive
-<b>assertive, affirmative</b> <i>adj</i> • assertive
-<b>assertory, affirming</b> <i>adj</i> • assertori
-<b>assess</b> (as in to assess each club member five dollars) <i>v</i> • quotisar
-<b>assess</b> (evaluate) <i>v</i> • evalutar
-<b>assess</b> (fix a quota for) <i>v</i> • quotisar
-<b>assess</b> (tax) <i>v</i> • taxar
-<b>assessment</b> (as in assessment of each club member) <i>n</i> • quotisation
-<b>assessment</b> (contribution) <i>n</i> • quotisation
-<b>assessment</b> (evaluation) <i>n</i> • evalutation
-<b>assessment</b> (tax) <i>n</i> • taxation
-<b>assessor</b> (as in assessor to a judge, magistrate, etc.) <i>n</i> • assessor
-<b>assessor, levier of taxes</b> <i>n</i> • taxator
-<b>asset</b> (advantage) <i>n</i> • avantage
-<b>asset</b> (advantage) <i>n</i> • bon qualitate
-<b>asset</b> (property) <i>n</i> • possession
-<b>assets</b> [Commer] <i>n</i> • activo
-<b>assets</b> <i>n</i> • activo
-<b>asseverate, affirm positively</b> <i>v</i> • asseverar
-<b>asseverating, asseverative</b> <i>adj</i> • asseverative
-<b>asseverative, asseverating</b> <i>adj</i> • asseverative
-<b>assiduity</b> <i>n</i> • assiduitate
-<b>assiduous</b> <i>adj</i> • assidue
-<b>assign</b> (1. to allot; 2. to fix, determine) <i>v</i> • assignar
-<b>assign, allot</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
-<b>assign, allot</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer
-<b>assign, allot</b> <i>v</i> • tribuer
-<b>assign, allot</b> <i>v</i> • tribuer [tribu-/tribut-]
-<b>assign</b> <i>v</i> • assignar
-<b>assignable</b> <i>adj</i> • assignabile
-<b>assignable, transferable</b> <i>adj</i> • cessibile
-<b>assignation, assignment</b> (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) <i>n</i> • assignation
-<b>assignee</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • cessionario
-<b>assignment, assignation</b> (1. act of allotting; 2. [Law] transfer of property, a right, etc.) <i>n</i> • assignation
-<b>assignment, cession</b> [Law] <i>n</i> • cession
-<b>assignment</b> <i>n</i> • assignation
-<b>assignment</b> [School] <i>n</i> • deber
-<b>assimilable</b> <i>adj</i> • assimilabile
-<b>assimilate</b> (1. to make like; 2. to absorb) <i>v</i> • assimilar
-<b>assimilate</b> <i>v</i> • assimilar (se)
-<b>assimilate</b> <i>v</i> • assimilar
-<b>assimilation</b> (1. action of making like; 2. absorption) <i>n</i> • assimilation
-<b>assimilative</b> <i>adj</i> • assimilative
-<b>assimilator</b> [Physiol] <i>n</i> • assimilator
-<b>assist, aid</b> <i>v</i> • coadjuvar
-<b>assist, aid</b> <i>v</i> • subvenir [-ven-/-vent-]
-<b>assist, aid</b> <i>v</i> • coadjuvar [-juv-/-jut-]
-<b>assist, aid</b> <i>v</i> • subvenir
-<b>assist, help</b> <i>v</i> • assister
-<b>assist</b> (help) <i>v</i> • adjutar
-<b>assist</b> <i>v</i> • assister
-<b>assistance</b> <i>n</i> • adjuta
-<b>assistance</b> <i>n</i> • assistentia
-<b>assistant, deputy</b> <i>n</i> • adjuncto
-<b>assistant, helper</b> <i>n</i> • adjutante
-<b>assistant</b> (helper) <i>n</i> • assistente
-<b>assistant</b> (in a shop) <i>n</i> • commisso
-<b>assistant</b> <i>n</i> • assistente
-<b>assizes</b> <i>n</i> • sessiones de un tribunal
-<b>assizes</b> <i>n</i> • assises
-<b>associate</b> <i>adj</i> • associate
-<b>associate</b> (business partner) <i>n</i> • associato
-<b>associate</b> (connect, combine) <i>v</i> • associar
-<b>associate</b> <i>n</i> • associato
-<b>associate</b> <i>n</i> • socio
-<b>associate, partner</b> <i>n</i> • socio
-<b>associate</b> (partner, confederate) <i>n</i> • consorte
-<b>associate</b> <i>v</i> • associar (se)
-<b>associate</b> <i>v</i> • associar
-<b>association</b> (1. act of connecting, combining; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose) <i>n</i> • association
-<b>association</b> <i>n</i> • association
-<b>assonance</b> <i>n</i> • assonantia
-<b>assonate</b> (put or be in assonance) <i>v</i> • assonar
-<b>assorted</b> <i>adj</i> • assortite
-<b>assorted</b> <i>adj</i> • varie
-<b>assortment</b> (collection of various kinds of goods) <i>n</i> • assortimento
-<b>assortment</b> <i>n</i> • assortimento
-<b>assume</b> (arrogate) <i>v</i> • arrogar
-<b>assume</b> (suppose) <i>v</i> • supponer
-<b>assume</b> (take on) <i>v</i> • assumer
-<b>assume</b> (take to or upon oneself) <i>v</i> • assumer
-<b>assume</b> (take to or upon oneself) <i>v</i> • assumer [-sum-/-sumpt-]
-<b>assumption</b> (1. taking to or upon oneself; 2. [Logic]) <i>n</i> • assumption
-<b>assumption</b> <i>n</i> • assumption
-<b>assurance</b> (certainty) <i>n</i> • assecurantia
-<b>assurance</b> (positive statement) <i>n</i> • assecurantia
-<b>assurance</b> (self-confidence) <i>n</i> • disinvoltura
-<b>assure</b> (reasure) <i>v</i> • assecurar
-<b>assure</b> (secure) <i>v</i> • assecurar
-<b>assure</b> (state positively) <i>v</i> • assecurar
-<b>assurer, underwriter, insurer</b> <i>n</i> • assecurator
-<b>Assyria</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Assyria
-<b>Assyria</b> <i>n</i> • Assyria
-<b>assyrian</b> <i>adj</i> • assyrie
-<b>Assyrian</b> <i>adj</i> • assyrie
-<b>assyrian</b> <i>n</i> • assyrio
-<b>Assyrian</b> <i>n</i> • assyrio
-<b>Assyriologist, Assyriologue</b> <i>n</i> • assyriologo
-<b>Assyriologist, Assyriologue</b> <i>n</i> • assyriologo (-òlogo)
-<b>Assyriology</b> <i>n</i> • assyriologia
-<b>Assyriology</b> <i>n</i> • assyriologia (-ìa)
-<b>aster</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • astere
-<b>asteriated opal</b> <i>n</i> • asteria
-<b>asterisk</b> <i>n</i> • asterisco
-<b>asterisk</b> [Print] <i>n</i> • asterisco
-<b>asterism</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> • asterismo
-<b>asteroid</b> [Astron] <i>n</i> • asteroide
-<b>asthen-</b> (weak)</b> occurring in derivatives] <i>adj</i> • asthen-
-<b>asthenia</b> <i>n</i> • asthenia (-ìa)
-<b>asthenia</b> <i>n</i> • asthenia
-<b>asthenic</b> <i>adj</i> • asthenic
-<b>asthenic</b> <i>n</i> • asthenico
-<b>asthma</b> <i>n</i> • asthma [-ma/-mat-]
-<b>asthma</b> <i>n</i> • asthma
-<b>asthmatic</b> <i>adj</i> • asthmatic
-<b>asthmatic</b> <i>n</i> • asthmatico
-<b>astigmatic</b> <i>adj</i> • astigmatic
-<b>astigmatism</b> <i>n</i> • astigmatismo
-<b>astonish</b> <i>v</i> • stupefacer
-<b>astonish</b> <i>v</i> • surprender
-<b>astonished</b> <i>adj</i> • stupefacte
-<b>astonishment</b> <i>n</i> • stupefaction
-<b>astound</b> <i>v</i> • stupefacer
-<b>astral</b> <i>adj</i> • astral
-<b>astray</b> <i>adj</i> • foras del strata
-<b>astray</b> (go -) <i>v</i> • disviar se
-<b>astray</b> (lead -) <i>v</i> • discamminar
-<b>astriction</b> <i>n</i> • astriction
-<b>astrictive, astringent</b> <i>adj</i> • astrictive
-<b>astride</b> (on horseback) <i>adv</i> • a cavallo
-<b>astride</b> <i>prep</i> • trans
-<b>astride</b> (with legs apart) <i>adv</i> • con le gambas a parte
-<b>astringe</b> <i>v</i> • astringer
-<b>astringe</b> <i>v</i> • astringer [-string-/-strict-]
-<b>astringency</b> <i>n</i> • astringentia
-<b>astringent, astrictive</b> <i>adj</i> • astrictive
-<b>astringent</b> <i>n</i> • astringente
-<b>astrolabe</b> <i>n</i> • astrolabio
-<b>astrolatry</b> <i>n</i> • astrolatria
-<b>astrolatry</b> <i>n</i> • astrolatria (-ìa)
-<b>astrologer</b> <i>n</i> • astrologo (-trò-)
-<b>astrologer</b> <i>n</i> • astrologo
-<b>astrological</b> <i>adj</i> • astrologic
-<b>astrology</b> <i>n</i> • astrologia (-ìa)
-<b>astrology</b> <i>n</i> • astrologia
-<b>astronaut</b> <i>n</i> • astronauta
-<b>astronomer</b> <i>n</i> • astronomo (-trò-)
-<b>astronomer</b> <i>n</i> • astronomo
-<b>astronomic, astronomical</b> <i>adj</i> • astronomic
-<b>astronomical</b> <i>adj</i> • astronomic
-<b>astronomy</b> <i>n</i> • astronomia
-<b>astronomy</b> <i>n</i> • astronomia (-ìa)
-<b>astrophotographic</b> <i>adj</i> • astrophotographic
-<b>astrophotography</b> <i>n</i> • astrophotographia
-<b>astrophotography</b> <i>n</i> • astrophotographia (-ìa)
-<b>astrophysical</b> <i>adj</i> • astrophysic
-<b>astrophysics</b> <i>n</i> • astrophysica
-<b>astute</b> (1. sagacious; 2. crafty) <i>adj</i> • astute
-<b>astute</b> <i>adj</i> • astute
-<b>astute</b> <i>adj</i> • sagace
-<b>astuteness</b> <i>n</i> • astutia
-<b>asunder</b> <i>adv</i> • in duo
-<b>asylum</b> (1. shelter, refuge; 2. institution for protection or relief) <i>n</i> • asylo
-<b>asylum</b> (lunatic -) <i>n</i> • asylo pro alienatos
-<b>asylum</b> <i>n</i> • asylo
-<b>asylum, orphanage, orphan</b> <i>n</i> • orphanato
-<b>asymmetric</b> <i>adj</i> • asymmetric
-<b>asymmetric, asymmetrical</b> <i>adj</i> • asymmetre (-sìm-)
-<b>asymmetric, asymmetrical</b> <i>adj</i> • asymmetre
-<b>asymmetry</b> <i>n</i> • asymmetria
-<b>asymmetry</b> <i>n</i> • asymmetria (-ìa)
-<b>at</b> (- the) <i>prep</i> • al
-<b>at</b> (a point in space or time, a stage of development, etc.) <i>prep</i> • a
-<b>at</b> (a) <i>prep</i> • ad
-<b>at, by, near, with</b> <i>prep</i> • apud
-<b>at, by, near, with</b> <i>prep</i> • apud (à-)
-<b>at</b> <i>prep</i> • a
-<b>at a distance, far off, far away</b> <i>adv</i> • procul
-<b>at a distance, far off, far away</b> <i>adv</i> • procul (prò-)
-<b>at a future time, sometime in the future</b> <i>adv</i> • olim
-<b>at a future time, sometime in the future</b> <i>adv</i> • olim (ò-)
-<b>at another time</b> <i>adv</i> • alias (àl-)
-<b>at another time</b> <i>adv</i> • alias
-<b>at another time</b> <i>phr</i> • alias
-<b>at any time, at some time or other</b> <i>adv</i> • aliquando
-<b>at any time, ever</b> <i>adv</i> • unquam (ùnquam)
-<b>at any time, ever</b> <i>adv</i> • unquam
-<b>at any time, ever</b> <i>adv</i> • jammais
-<b>at any time, ever</b> <i>adv</i> • jammais (-màis)
-<b>at hand, near</b> <i>adv</i> • propter
-<b>at hand, near</b> <i>adv</i> • propter (pròp-)
-<b>at once, at the same time, together</b> <i>adv</i> • simul
-<b>at once, at the same time, together</b> <i>adv</i> • simul (sì-)
-<b>at once, right away, already</b> <i>adv</i> • jam
-<b>at one time, formerly</b> <i>n</i> • vice
-<b>at present, just now</b> <i>adv</i> • actualmente
-<b>at random, in different places, passim, here and there, scattered</b> <i>adv</i> • passim (pàs-)
-<b>at random, in different places, passim, here and there, scattered</b> <i>adv</i> • passim
-<b>at some time or other</b> <i>adv</i> • alquando
-<b>at some time or other, at any time</b> <i>adv</i> • aliquando
-<b>at the same time, together, at once</b> <i>adv</i> • simul (sì-)
-<b>at the same time, together, at once</b> <i>adv</i> • simul
-<b>atavism</b> <i>n</i> • atavismo
-<b>atavist</b> <i>n</i> • atavista
-<b>atavistic</b> <i>adj</i> • atavistic
-<b>atavistic</b> <i>adj</i> • atavic
-<b>ataxia, ataxy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • ataxia (-ìa)
-<b>ataxia, ataxy</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • ataxia
-<b>atheism</b> <i>n</i> • atheismo
-<b>atheist, atheistic</b> <i>adj</i> • athee
-<b>atheist</b> <i>n</i> • atheo
-<b>atheist</b> <i>n</i> • atheista
-<b>athematic</b> <i>adj</i> • athematic
-<b>Athena</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Athena
-<b>Athenaeum</b> (1. [Gr. Hist]; 2. [Rom. Hist]) <i>n</i> • Atheneo
-<b>Athenaeum</b> (1.</b> Gr. Hist]; 2.</b> Rom. Hist]) <i>n</i> • Atheneo (-éo)
-<b>Athens</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Athenas
-<b>Athens</b> <i>n</i> • Athenas (-té-)
-<b>Athens</b> <i>n</i> • Athenas
-<b>athlete</b> <i>n</i> • athleta
-<b>athlete's foot, tinea, ringworm</b> [Pathol] <i>n</i> • tinea
-<b>athletic</b> <i>adj</i> • athletic
-<b>athleticism</b> <i>n</i> • athletismo
-<b>athletics</b> <i>n</i> • athletica
-<b>athlo-</b> (contest) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • athlo-
-<b>at-home</b> <i>adv. Phr</i> • a casa
-<b>Atlanta</b> <i>n</i> • Atlanta
-<b>atlantic</b> <i>adj</i> • atlantic
-<b>Atlantic</b> (as in Atlantic coast) <i>adj</i> • atlantic
-<b>atlantic</b> <i>n</i> • oceano atlantic
-<b>atlantic</b> <i>n</i> • atlantico
-<b>Atlantis</b> <i>n</i> • Atlantida
-<b>Atlantis</b> <i>n</i> • Atlantida (-làn-)
-<b>Atlas</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Atlas
-<b>Atlas</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Atlas
-<b>Atlas</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Atlante
-<b>Atlas</b> [Gr. Mythol] <i>n</i> • Atlas (àt-)
-<b>Atlas Mountains</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Atlas
-<b>Atlas Mountains</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Atlas (àt-)
-<b>atmo-</b> (steam, vapor) [occurring in compounds] <i>n</i> • atmo-
-<b>atmosphere</b> <i>n</i> • atmosphera
-<b>atmospheric, atmospherical</b> <i>adj</i> • atmospheric
-<b>atmospheric</b> <i>n</i> • atmospheric
-<b>atmospherics</b> <i>n</i> • disturbationes atmospheric
-<b>atockade</b> <i>n</i> • stockade, stoccada
-<b>atockade</b> <i>n</i> • stoccada, stockade
-<b>atoll</b> <i>n</i> • atollo
-<b>atom</b> <i>n</i> • atomo
-<b>atom</b> <i>n</i> • atomo (à-)
-<b>atom-bomb</b> <i>n</i> • bomba atomic
-<b>atomic</b> <i>adj</i> • atomic
-<b>atomicity</b> <i>n</i> • atomicitate
-<b>atomism</b> [Philos] <i>n</i> • atomismo
-<b>atomist</b> <i>n</i> • atomista
-<b>atomistic</b> <i>adj</i> • atomistic
-<b>atomize</b> (reduce to atoms) <i>v</i> • atomisar
-<b>atomizer, pulverizer, spray</b> <i>n</i> • pulverisator
-<b>atomizer, vaporizer</b> <i>n</i> • vaporisator
-<b>atone</b> <i>v</i> • expiar
-<b>atone-for</b> <i>v</i> • expiar
-<b>atonement</b> <i>n</i> • expiation
-<b>atonic</b> (1. [Med]; 2. [Phonet]) <i>adj</i> • atonic
-<b>atonic</b> [Med] <i>adj</i> • atone
-<b>at-present</b> <i>adv</i> • actualmente
-<b>atrabile, melancholy</b> (1. [Anc. Med] black bile; 2. gloom) <i>n</i> • atrabile (-ìle)
-<b>atrabile, melancholy</b> (1. [Anc. Med] black bile; 2. gloom) <i>n</i> • atrabile
-<b>atrabiliary, melancholic</b> (1. [Med]; 2. gloomy, depressed in spirit) <i>adj</i> • atrabiliari
-<b>atro-</b> (black) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>adj</i> • atr-
-<b>atrocious</b> <i>adj</i> • atroce
-<b>atrocity</b> (1. horrible wickedness; 2. atrocious deed) <i>n</i> • atrocitate
-<b>atrocity</b> <i>n</i> • atrocitate
-<b>atrophic</b> <i>adj</i> • atrophe
-<b>atrophic</b> <i>adj</i> • atrophe (à-)
-<b>atrophy</b> (cause to atrophy) <i>v</i> • atrophiar
-<b>atrophy</b> <i>n</i> • atrophia
-<b>atrophy</b> <i>n</i> • atrophia (-ìa)
-<b>attach</b> (affix) <i>v</i> • affixar
-<b>attach, bind</b> (to) <i>v</i> • alligar
-<b>attach, fasten, again</b> <i>v</i> • reattaccar
-<b>attach, fasten</b> <i>v</i> • attaccar
-<b>attach</b> <i>v</i> • attaccar
-<b>attach</b> <i>v</i> • attachar
-<b>attachable</b> <i>adj</i> • attachabile
-<b>attachable</b> <i>adj</i> • attaccabile
-<b>attache</b> <i>n</i> • attache
-<b>attache-case</b> <i>n</i> • valise pro documentos
-<b>attached, joined, joint</b> <i>adj</i> • juncte
-<b>attachment</b> (1. action of fastening) <i>n</i> • attaccamento
-<b>attachment</b> (2. affection) <i>n</i> • attaccamento
-<b>attachment</b> (accessory) <i>n</i> • accessorio
-<b>attachment</b> (adherence) <i>n</i> • adherentia
-<b>attachment</b> (affection, fastening) <i>n</i> • attaccamento
-<b>attachment</b> (fastening) <i>n</i> • attachamento
-<b>attack, assail, again</b> <i>v</i> • reattaccar
-<b>attack, assail</b> <i>v</i> • assalir [-sal-/-salt-]
-<b>attack, assail</b> <i>v</i> • aggreder
-<b>attack, assail</b> <i>v</i> • attaccar
-<b>attack, assail</b> <i>v</i> • assalir
-<b>attack, assail</b> <i>v</i> • aggreder [-gred-/-gress-]
-<b>attack, assault, assail</b> <i>v</i> • assaltar
-<b>attack, assault</b> <i>n</i> • assalto
-<b>attack</b> (assault) <i>n</i> • attacco
-<b>attack</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • attacco
-<b>attack</b> <i>n</i> • insulto
-<b>attack</b> <i>n</i> • attacco
-<b>attack</b> <i>v</i> • insultar
-<b>attack</b> <i>v</i> • attaccar
-<b>attackable, assailable</b> <i>adj</i> • attaccabile
-<b>attacker, aggressor</b> <i>n</i> • insultator
-<b>attacker, assailant, assailer</b> <i>n</i> • assalitor
-<b>attacker, assaulter, assailant</b> <i>n</i> • assaltator
-<b>attacker</b> <i>n</i> • aggressor
-<b>attacking, making a criminal attempt on</b> <i>adj</i> • attentatori
-<b>attain</b> (arrive at, reach) <i>v</i> • attinger
-<b>attain, enter upon</b> <i>v</i> • adir
-<b>attain</b> <i>v</i> • attinger
-<b>attainment</b> (action or process of attaining) <i>n</i> • attingimento
-<b>attainment</b> <i>n</i> • attingimento
-<b>attemper</b> (1. to temper, moderate by mixture; 2. to accommodate) <i>v</i> • attemperar
-<b>attempt</b> (criminal) <i>n</i> • attentato
-<b>attempt, endeavor</b> <i>n</i> • tentativa
-<b>attempt, essay</b> <i>n</i> • essayo
-<b>attempt, essay</b> <i>n</i> • essayo (-sà-)
-<b>attempt, try</b> <i>v</i> • tentar
-<b>attempt</b> (try) <i>n</i> • essayo
-<b>attempt</b> (try) <i>n</i> • tentativa
-<b>attempt</b> <i>v</i> • tractar
-<b>attempt</b> <i>v</i> • tentar
-<b>attempt</b> <i>v</i> • provar
-<b>attempt</b> <i>v</i> • essayar
-<b>attend</b> (accompany) <i>v</i> • accompaniar
-<b>attend</b> (be present at) <i>vt</i> • assister a
-<b>attend</b> [Med] <i>v</i> • attender
-<b>attend</b> (pay attention) <i>vi</i> • prestar attention
-<b>attend</b> (school) <i>v</i> • frequentar
-<b>attend to, give attention to</b> <i>v</i> • attender
-<b>attend to, give attention to</b> <i>v</i> • attender [-tend-/-tent-]
-<b>attendance</b> <i>n</i> • assistentia
-<b>attendance</b> (presence) <i>n</i> • assistentia
-<b>attendance, retinue</b> <i>n</i> • accompaniamento
-<b>attendance</b> (service) <i>n</i> • servicio
-<b>attendant</b> <i>n</i> • custode
-<b>attendant</b> <i>n</i> • attendente
-<b>attendant</b> (one attending to someone's needs) <i>n</i> • attendente
-<b>attend-to</b> <i>v</i> • attender
-<b>attention</b> (1. careful notice, heed; 2. act of courtesy) <i>n</i> • attention
-<b>attention</b> <i>n</i> • attention
-<b>attention</b> (pay -) <i>v</i> • prestar attention
-<b>attentive</b> (1. intent; 2. courteous) <i>adj</i> • attentive
-<b>attentive</b> <i>adj</i> • attentive
-<b>attentive</b> <i>adj</i> • attente
-<b>attentive, advertent</b> <i>adj</i> • advertente (ppr of adverter)
-<b>attentive, advertent</b> <i>adj</i> • advertente
-<b>attentive, intent</b> <i>adj</i> • attente
-<b>attenuate</b> (make thin or slender) <i>v</i> • attenuar
-<b>attenuation</b> <i>n</i> • attenuation
-<b>attest</b> (1. to testify to; 2. to certify) <i>v</i> • attestar
-<b>attestant, attester</b> <i>n</i> • attestator
-<b>attestation</b> (attesting, witnessing) <i>n</i> • attestation
-<b>attestation, testimony</b> <i>n</i> • testimonio
-<b>attester, attestant</b> <i>n</i> • attestator
-<b>at-this-moment</b> <i>phr</i> • in iste momento
-<b>attic</b> <i>n</i> • mansarda
-<b>attire, clothe</b> <i>v</i> • inrobar
-<b>attire, deck out</b> <i>v</i> • revestir
-<b>attitude</b> (1. position of the body; 2. way of thinking, acting, or feeling) <i>n</i> • attitude
-<b>attitude</b> <i>n</i> • attitude
-<b>attorney</b> <i>n</i> • procurator
-<b>attorney-general</b> <i>n</i> • procurator general
-<b>attract</b> (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure) <i>v</i> • attraher
-<b>attract</b> (1. to draw to oneself; 2. to allure) <i>v</i> • attraher [-trah-/-tract-]
-<b>attract</b> <i>v</i> • attraher
-<b>attraction</b> (force of) [Phys] <i>n</i> • attractivitate
-<b>attraction</b> <i>n</i> • attraction
-<b>attractive</b> (1. [Phys]; 2. alluring) <i>adj</i> • attractive
-<b>attractive</b> <i>adj</i> • attractive
-<b>attractive, likable</b> <i>adj</i> • sympathic
-<b>attractive</b> (nice) <i>adj</i> • sympathic
-<b>attractiveness, charm</b> <i>n</i> • charme [F]
-<b>attractiveness, charm</b> <i>n</i> • charme
-<b>attractiveness</b> <i>n</i> • charme
-<b>attractiveness</b> <i>n</i> • attractivitate
-<b>attractiveness</b> <i>n</i> • attraction
-<b>attributable</b> <i>n</i> • attribuibile
-<b>attribute</b> (1. inherent quality; 2. conventional symbol; 3. [Gram]) <i>n</i> • attributo
-<b>attribute, ascribe</b> <i>v</i> • ascriber
-<b>attribute, ascribe</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer
-<b>attribute, ascribe</b> <i>v</i> • ascriber [-scrib-/-script-]
-<b>attribute, ascribe</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]
-<b>attribute</b> <i>n</i> • attributo
-<b>attribute</b> <i>v</i> • attribuer
-<b>attribution</b> <i>n</i> • attribution
-<b>attributive</b> (1. attributing; 2. [Gram]) <i>adj</i> • attributive
-<b>attrite</b> [Theol] <i>adj</i> • attrite
-<b>attrition</b> <i>n</i> • attrition
-<b>auburn</b> <i>adj</i> • castanie clar
-<b>auction, auctioneer</b> <i>v</i> • auctionar
-<b>auction</b> <i>n</i> • auction
-<b>auction</b> <i>v</i> • auctionar
-<b>auctioneer, auction</b> <i>v</i> • auctionar
-<b>auctioneer</b> <i>n</i> • auctionator
-<b>audacious</b> <i>adj</i> • audace
-<b>audacious, daring</b> <i>adj</i> • audaciose
-<b>audacious, daring</b> <i>adj</i> • audace
-<b>audacity, daring</b> <i>n</i> • audacia
-<b>audacity</b> <i>n</i> • audacia
-<b>audibility</b> <i>n</i> • audibitate
-<b>audible</b> <i>adj</i> • audibile
-<b>audience</b> (1. interview with a person of high rank; 2. hearing) <i>n</i> • audientia
-<b>audience</b> (assembly of listeners) <i>n</i> • auditorio
-<b>audience</b> (interview) <i>n</i> • audientia
-<b>audience</b> (listeners) <i>n</i> • auditorio
-<b>audiometer</b> [Acous] <i>n</i> • audiometro
-<b>audiometer</b> [Acous] <i>n</i> • audiometro (-ò-)
-<b>audiovisual</b> <i>adj</i> • audiovisual
-<b>audiovisually</b> <i>adv</i> • audiovisualmente
-<b>audit</b> <i>n</i> • verification de contos
-<b>audit</b> <i>v</i> • verificar
-<b>audit, verification</b> <i>n</i> • appuramento
-<b>audition</b> (act of hearing) <i>n</i> • audita
-<b>audition</b> (act of hearing) <i>n</i> • audition
-<b>audition</b> <i>n</i> • audition
-<b>audition</b> <i>v</i> • dar audition a
-<b>auditor, hearer, listener</b> <i>n</i> • auditor
-<b>auditor</b> <i>n</i> • verificator de contos
-<b>auditor</b> <i>n</i> • revisor
-<b>auditorium, auditory</b> <i>n</i> • auditorio
-<b>auditorium</b> <i>n</i> • auditorio
-<b>auditory</b> <i>adj</i> • auditive
-<b>auditory</b> <i>adj</i> • auditori
-<b>auditory, auditorium</b> <i>n</i> • auditorio
-<b>augment</b> [Gram] <i>n</i> • augmento
-<b>augment, increase</b> <i>v</i> • augmentar
-<b>augmentable</b> <i>adj</i> • augmentabile
-<b>augmentation, increase</b> <i>n</i> • augmentation
-<b>augmentation, increase</b> <i>n</i> • augmento
-<b>augmentative</b> [Gram] <i>adj</i> • augmentative
-<b>augmenter</b> <i>n</i> • augmentator
-<b>augur</b> (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) <i>n</i> • augure (àugure)
-<b>augur</b> (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. soothsayer) <i>n</i> • augure
-<b>augur</b> (1. to act as augur; 2. to predict, foretell) <i>v</i> • augurar
-<b>augury</b> (1. art of the augur; 2. omen, sign) <i>n</i> • augurio
-<b>august</b> <i>adj</i> • auguste
-<b>August</b> <i>n</i> • augusto
-<b>august</b> (one) (the) <i>n</i> • augusto
-<b>Augustan</b> <i>adj</i> • augustee
-<b>Augustinian</b> <i>adj</i> • augustinian
-<b>Augustinian</b> <i>n</i> • augustiniano
-<b>Augustinianism</b> <i>n</i> • augustinianismo
-<b>auk</b> [Ornith] <i>n</i> • alca
-<b>aulo-</b> (flute) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] <i>n</i> • aulo-
-<b>aunt</b> <i>n</i> • amita (àm-)
-<b>aunt</b> <i>n</i> • amita
-<b>au-pair</b> <i>n</i> • au pair
-<b>au-pair</b> <i>n</i> • servitrice au pair
-<b>aura</b> <i>n</i> • aura
-<b>aural</b> <i>adj</i> • aural
-<b>aureole, halo</b> <i>n</i> • aureola
-<b>aureole, halo</b> <i>n</i> • aureola (-ré-)
-<b>auricle</b> (1. auricle of the ear; 2. auricle of the heart) <i>n</i> • auricula
-<b>auricula, bear's ear</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • auricula
-<b>auriferous, gold-bearing</b> <i>adj</i> • aurifere
-<b>auriform, ear-shaped</b> <i>adj</i> • auriforme
-<b>aurist, otologist</b> (ear specialist) <i>n</i> • aurista
-<b>auspex</b> [Hist] <i>n</i> • auspice (àu-)
-<b>auspex</b> [Hist] <i>n</i> • auspice
-<b>auspice</b> (sign or token derived from the observation of birds)</b> Hist] <i>n</i> • auspicio
-<b>auspices</b> <i>n</i> • auspicios
-<b>Auster, south wind</b> <i>n</i> • austro
-<b>austere</b> <i>adj</i> • auster
-<b>austereness, austerity</b> <i>n</i> • austeritate
-<b>austerity, austereness</b> <i>n</i> • austeritate
-<b>austerity</b> <i>n</i> • austeritate
-<b>austral, southern</b> <i>adj</i> • austral
-<b>Australasia</b> <i>n</i> • Australasia
-<b>Australasian</b> <i>adj</i> • australasian
-<b>Australia</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Australia
-<b>Australia</b> <i>n</i> • Australia
-<b>australian</b> <i>adj</i> • australian
-<b>Australian</b> <i>adj</i> • australian
-<b>Australian</b> <i>n</i> • australiano
-<b>australian</b> <i>n</i> • australiano
-<b>Austria</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • Austria
-<b>Austria</b> <i>n</i> • Austria
-<b>Austrian</b> <i>adj</i> • austriac (-ì-)
-<b>austrian</b> <i>adj</i> • austriac
-<b>Austrian</b> <i>adj</i> • austriac
-<b>Austrian</b> <i>n</i> • austriaco (-ì-)
-<b>austrian</b> <i>n</i> • austriaco
-<b>Austrian</b> <i>n</i> • austriaco
-<b>autarchy, self-sufficiency</b> <i>n</i> • autarchia
-<b>autarchy, self-sufficiency</b> <i>n</i> • autarchia (-ìa)
-<b>authentic</b> <i>adj</i> • authentic
-<b>authenticate</b> (1. to render authentic; 2. to prove authentic) <i>v</i> • authenticar
-<b>authentication</b> <i>n</i> • authentication
-<b>authenticity</b> <i>n</i> • authenticitate
-<b>author</b> (1. originator; 2. writer) <i>n</i> • autor
-<b>author</b> <i>n</i> • autor
-<b>authoritarian</b> <i>adj</i> • autoritari
-<b>authoritarianism</b> <i>n</i> • autoritatismo
-<b>authoritative, dictatorial</b> <i>adj</i> • autoritari
-<b>authoritative</b> (of document) <i>adj</i> • autorisate
-<b>authoritative</b> (of manner) <i>adj</i> • autoritari
-<b>authority</b> <i>n</i> • autoritate
-<b>authorizable</b> <i>adj</i> • autorisabile
-<b>authorization</b> <i>n</i> • autorisation
-<b>authorize</b> <i>v</i> • autorisar
-<b>authorship</b> <i>n</i> • autorato
-<b>autism</b> <i>n</i> • autismo
-<b>autistic</b> <i>adj</i> • autistic
-<b>auto, motorcar, car</b> <i>n</i> • auto
-<b>autobiographic, autobiographical</b> <i>adj</i> • autobiographic
-<b>autobiographical</b> <i>adj</i> • autobiographic
-<b>autobiography</b> <i>n</i> • autobiographia
-<b>autobiography</b> <i>n</i> • autobiographia (-ìa)
-<b>autobus, us</b> (motor) <i>n</i> • autobus
-<b>autobus, us</b> (motor) <i>n</i> • autobus (-bùs)
-<b>autochthon</b> <i>n</i> • autochthono (-òctono)
-<b>autochthon</b> <i>n</i> • autochthono
-<b>autochthonous</b> <i>adj</i> • autochthone
-<b>autochthony</b> <i>n</i> • autochthonia (-ìa)
-<b>autochthony</b> <i>n</i> • autochthonia
-<b>autoclave, pressure cooker</b> <i>n</i> • autoclave
-<b>autocracy</b> <i>n</i> • autocratia
-<b>autocracy</b> <i>n</i> • autocratia (-ìa)
-<b>autocrat</b> <i>n</i> • autocrate
-<b>autocrat</b> <i>n</i> • autocrate (-ò-)
-<b>autocratic</b> <i>adj</i> • autocratic
-<b>auto-da-fé</b> <i>n</i> • autodafé
-<b>auto-da-fé</b> <i>n</i> • autodafé</b> P]
-<b>autodidact</b> (one who is self-taught) <i>n</i> • autodidacto
-<b>autodidactic</b> <i>adj</i> • autodidactic
-<b>autodrome</b> (race course for automobiles) <i>n</i> • autodromo
-<b>autodrome</b> (race course for automobiles) <i>n</i> • autodromo (-tò-)
-<b>autogiro</b> <i>n</i> • autogyro
-<b>autograph, make autographic reproductions</b> <i>v</i> • autographiar
-<b>autograph</b> <i>n</i> • autographo (-tò-)
-<b>autograph</b> <i>n</i> • autographo
-<b>autograph</b> <i>v</i> • autographiar
-<b>autographic</b> <i>adj</i> • autographic
-<b>autography</b> (art of autographic reproduction) <i>n</i> • autographia
-<b>autography</b> (art of autographic reproduction) <i>n</i> • autographia (-ìa)
-<b>autoist</b> <i>n</i> • autoista
-<b>automatic</b> <i>adj</i> • automatic
-<b>automaticity, automatism</b> (state of being automatic) <i>n</i> • automaticitate
-<b>automation</b> <i>n</i> • automatisation
-<b>automatism</b> <i>n</i> • automatismo
-<b>automatize, render automatic</b> <i>v</i> • automatisar
-<b>automaton</b> <i>n</i> • automato (-tò-)
-<b>automaton</b> <i>n</i> • automato
-<b>automatous, automatic</b> <i>adj</i> • automate (-tò-)
-<b>automatous, automatic</b> <i>adj</i> • automate
-<b>automobile, motor vehicle</b> <i>n</i> • automobile
-<b>automobile</b> <i>n</i> • automobile
-<b>automobile, self-propelling</b> <i>adj</i> • automobile
-<b>automobilism</b> <i>n</i> • automobilismo
-<b>automobilist, motorist</b> <i>n</i> • automobilista
-<b>autonomous</b> <i>adj</i> • autonome
-<b>autonomous</b> (self-governing) <i>adj</i> • autonome (-tò-)
-<b>autonomous</b> (self-governing) <i>adj</i> • autonome
-<b>autonomy</b> <i>n</i> • autonomia
-<b>autonomy</b> <i>n</i> • autonomia (-ìa)
-<b>autopsy</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • autopsia
-<b>autopsy</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • autopsia (-ìa)
-<b>autopsy</b> <i>n</i> • autopsia
-<b>autopsy, necropsy</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • necropsia (-ìa)
-<b>autopsy, necropsy</b> [Med] <i>n</i> • necropsia
-<b>autumn, fall</b> <i>n</i> • autumno
-<b>autumn</b> <i>n</i> • autumno
-<b>autumnal</b> <i>adj</i> • autumnal
-<b>auxiliary</b> <i>adj</i> • auxiliar
-<b>auxiliary</b> <i>n</i> • auxiliator
-<b>avail</b> <i>v</i> • disponer (se) de
-<b>avail</b> <i>v</i> • disponer de
-<b>availability</b> <i>n</i> • disponibilitate
-<b>available</b> <i>adj</i> • disponibile
-<b>available</b> <i>adj</i> • utilisabile
-<b>available</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser disponibile
-<b>available</b> (capable of being turned to account) <i>adj</i> • utilisabile
-<b>available, disposable</b> <i>adj</i> • disponibile
-<b>available</b> (make -) <i>v</i> • facer disponibile
-<b>avalanche</b> [F] <i>n</i> • avalanche
-<b>avarice</b> <i>n</i> • avaritia
-<b>avaricious</b> <i>adj</i> • avaritiose
-<b>avaricious</b> (miserly) <i>adj</i> • avar
-<b>ave</b> (Ave bead of the rosary) <i>n</i> • ave
-<b>ave</b> (Ave Maria) <i>n</i> • ave
-<b>ave</b> (time of ringing the Ave bell) <i>n</i> • ave
-<b>avenge, revenge</b> <i>v</i> • vindicar
-<b>avenge</b> <i>v</i> • vengiar (-jàr)
-<b>avenge</b> <i>v</i> • vindicar
-<b>avenge</b> <i>v</i> • vengiar
-<b>avenger</b> <i>n</i> • vengiator (-ja-)
-<b>avenger</b> <i>n</i> • vengiator
-<b>avenger</b> <i>n</i> • vindice (vìn-)
-<b>avenger</b> <i>n</i> • vindice
-<b>avenger</b> <i>n</i> • vindicator
-<b>avenue</b> [F] <i>n</i> • avenue
-<b>avenue</b> [F] (walk, alley) <i>n</i> • allée
-<b>avenue</b> <i>n</i> • allee
-<b>avenue</b> <i>n</i> • avenite
-<b>avenue</b> <i>n</i> • avenue
-<b>aver</b> (avouch, verify) <i>v</i> • averar
-<b>average</b> <i>adj</i> • medie
-<b>average, mean</b> <i>adj</i> • medie
-<b>average, mean</b> <i>n</i> • media
-<b>average</b> <i>n</i> • media
-<b>average</b> (on -) <i>phr</i> • in media
-<b>average</b> <i>v</i> • render le media de
-<b>average</b> <i>v</i> • calcular le media de
-<b>averred, ratified</b> [Law] <i>adj</i> • rate
-<b>aversion</b> (1. act of averting turning away; 2. strong dislike) <i>n</i> • aversion
-<b>aversion</b> <i>n</i> • aversion
-<b>avert, turn away</b> <i>v</i> • averter [-vert-/-vers-]
-<b>avert, turn away</b> <i>v</i> • averter
-<b>avert</b> <i>v</i> • averter
-<b>aviarist</b> <i>n</i> • aviarista
-<b>aviary</b> <i>n</i> • aviario
-<b>aviate</b> <i>v</i> • aviar
-<b>aviation</b> <i>n</i> • aviation
-<b>aviator</b> <i>n</i> • aviator
-<b>aviatrix</b> <i>n</i> • aviatrice
-<b>aviculture</b> <i>n</i> • avicultura
-<b>avid</b> <i>adj</i> • avide
-<b>avid, greedy</b> <i>adj</i> • avide
-<b>avid, greedy</b> <i>adj</i> • avide (à-)
-<b>avidity, greed, greediness</b> <i>n</i> • aviditate
-<b>avocado, alligator pear</b> <i>n</i> • avocato
-<b>avocado</b> (tree) <i>n</i> • avocatiero
-<b>avoid, shun</b> <i>v</i> • evitar
-<b>avoid</b> <i>v</i> • evitar
-<b>avoidable</b> <i>adj</i> • eluctabile
-<b>avoidable</b> <i>adj</i> • evitabile
-<b>avoidance</b> <i>n</i> • evitation
-<b>avoiding, shunning</b> (act of) <i>n</i> • evitation
-<b>avoirdupois</b> <i>n</i> • avoirdupois
-<b>avoirdupois</b> <i>n</i> • avoirdupois</b> A]
-<b>avouch</b> (aver, verify) <i>v</i> • averar
-<b>avulse, tear away</b> <i>v</i> • aveller
-<b>avulse, tear away</b> <i>v</i> • aveller [-vell-/-vuls-]
-<b>avulsion</b> (tearing away) <i>n</i> • avulsion
-<b>avuncular</b> <i>adj</i> • avuncular
-<b>await</b> <i>v</i> • attender
-<b>await, wait for</b> <i>v</i> • attender
-<b>await, wait for</b> <i>v</i> • attender [-tend-/-tent-]
-<b>awake</b> <i>adj</i> • vigile
-<b>awake</b> <i>v</i> • eveliar (se)
-<b>awake</b> <i>v</i> • eveliar
-<b>awaken</b> <i>v</i> • eveliar
-<b>awaken</b> <i>v</i> • eveliar (se)
-<b>awakener</b> <i>n</i> • eveliator
-<b>awakening</b> <i>n</i> • evelia
-<b>award</b> (prize) <i>n</i> • precio
-<b>award</b> (prize) <i>n</i> • premio
-<b>award</b> (reward) <i>n</i> • recompensa
-<b>award</b> <i>v</i> • premiar
-<b>award</b> <i>v</i> • adjudicar
-<b>award a prize to, reward</b> <i>v</i> • premiar
-<b>award or pronounce an interlocutory decree</b> [Law] <i>v</i> • interloquer
-<b>award or pronounce an interlocutory decree</b> [Law] <i>v</i> • interloquer [loqu-/-locut-]
-<b>aware</b> <i>adj</i> • conscie
-<b>aware</b> (be -) <i>v</i> • esser conscie
-<b>awareness</b> <i>n</i> • conscientia
-<b>away</b> <i>adv</i> • foras
-<b>away</b> <i>adv</i> • via
-<b>away</b> (two kilometers -) <i>phr</i> • a duo kilometros
-<b>awe</b> <i>n</i> • pavor reverential
-<b>awe-inspiring</b> <i>adj</i> • tremende
-<b>awe-inspiring</b> <i>adj</i> • imponente
-<b>awe-struck</b> <i>adj</i> • horrificate
-<b>awful</b> <i>adj</i> • terribile
-<b>awfully</b> <i>adv</i> • terribilemente multo
-<b>awkward</b> (clumsy) <i>adj</i> • inhabile
-<b>awkward</b> (difficult to deal with) <i>adj</i> • embarassose
-<b>awkward</b> (difficult to deal with) <i>adj</i> • difficile
-<b>awl</b> <i>n</i> • subula (sù-)
-<b>awl</b> <i>n</i> • subula
-<b>awl-shaped, subulate</b> <i>adj</i> • subulate
-<b>awning</b> <i>n</i> • tenta
-<b>awol</b> <i>adj</i> • absente sin permisso
-<b>ax, axe</b> <i>n</i> • hacha (-sha)
-<b>ax, axe</b> <i>n</i> • hacha
-<b>ax</b> <i>n</i> • hacha
-<b>axe, ax</b> <i>n</i> • hacha (-sha)
-<b>axe, ax</b> <i>n</i> • hacha
-<b>axe</b> <i>n</i> • hacha
-<b>axial</b> <i>adj</i> • axial
-<b>axil</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • axilla
-<b>axilla, armpit</b> <i>n</i> • axilla
-<b>axillary</b> (1. pertaining to the axilla; 2. [Bot]) <i>adj</i> • axillari
-<b>axiom</b> <i>n</i> • axioma [-ma/-mat-]
-<b>axiom</b> <i>n</i> • axioma
-<b>axiomatic</b> <i>adj</i> • axiomatic
-<b>axis</b> <i>n</i> • axe
-<b>axle, axletree</b> <i>n</i> • axe
-<b>axle</b> <i>n</i> • axe
-<b>axletree, axle</b> <i>n</i> • axe
-<b>axunge</b> [Pharm] <i>n</i> • axungia
-<b>azalea</b> [Bot] <i>n</i> • azalea
-<b>azalea</b> <i>n</i> • azalea
-<b>azoic</b> <i>adj</i> • azoic
-<b>Azores, Azores Islands</b> [Geog] <i>n</i> • le Insulas Azores
-<b>azure</b> <i>adj</i> • azur
-<b>azure</b> (color of the clear sky) <i>n</i> • azurato
-<b>azure</b> (the blue color of the clear sky) <i>n</i> • azuro
-<b>azymous, unleavened</b> <i>adj</i> • azyme (à-)
-<b>azymous, unleavened</b> <i>adj</i> • azyme