Appendice:Dictionarios/Anglese-interlingua/c

c (letter -) n • littera c (ce)

C (the note) [Mus] n • do

C (the note) [Mus] n • ut

cab (cabin) n • cabina

cab (horsedrawn) n • fiacre

cab (taxi) n • taxi

cabal n • cabala

cabal n • cabala (cà-)

cabalist n • cabalista

cabalistic adj • cabalistic

cabalize, practice cabala v • cabalar

cabaret (1. cabaret shop) n • cabaret [F]

cabaret (1. cabaret shop) n • cabaret

cabaret n • cabaret

cabaret owner, cabaretier n • cabaretero

cabaretier, cabaret owner n • cabaretero

cabbage n • caule

cabby (taxi driver) n • taxista

cabin, hut n • cabana

cabin (hut) n • cabana

cabin (of ship or vehicle) n • cabina

cabin, stateroom [Naut] n • cabina

cabinet (1. small room) n • cabinetto

cabinet (cupboard) n • cabinetto

cabinet (pol) n • consilio de ministros

cabinet, showcase n • vitrina

cabinet (showcase) n • vitrina

cabinetmaker, ebonist n • ebenista

cabinet-maker n • ebenista

cabinetmaking n • ebenisteria (-ìa)

cabinetmaking n • ebenisteria

cable n • cablo

cable (transmit messages by cable) v • cablar

cable-car (rr) n • funicular

cable-car (suspended) n • telephero

cablegram n • cablogramma

cabriolet (1. cab.; 2. [Motoring] (convertible coupé or roadster) n • cabriolet [F]

cabriolet (1. cab.; 2. [Motoring] (convertible coupé or roadster) n • cabriolet

cacao (1. cacao tree; 2. cacao bean) n • cacao

cacao (1. cacao tree; 2. cacao bean) n • cacao (-ào)

cackle (of birds) v • critar

cackle (of people) v • rider

caco (bad, evil) [occurring in compounds] adj • cac-

cacoethes (1. bad habit; 2. [Med]) n • cacoëthe

cacographer, poor speller n • cacographo (-cò-)

cacographer, poor speller n • cacographo

cacography, bad spelling n • cacographia

cacography, bad spelling n • cacographia (-ìa)

cacophonous, cacophonic adj • cacophonic

cacophonous, cacophonic adj • cacophone

cacophony n • voce dissonante

cacophony n • cacophonia

cacophony n • cacophonia (-ìa)

Cactaceae [Bot] n • cactaceas

cactaceous [Bot] adj • cactacee

cactus n • cacto

cadaver, corpse n • cadavere

cadaver n • cadaver

cadaverous, corpse-like adj • cadaverose

caddie [Golfing] n • caddie [A]

caddie [Golfing] n • caddie

cadence (1. rhythmical flow or movement; 2. [Mus] (concluding strain) n • cadentia

cadence n • cadentia

cadet (1. younger son or brother; 2. student at a military school) n • cadetto

cadet, midshipman [Mil/Nav] n • aspirante

cadet (mil) n • cadetto

cadet (mil) n • aspirante

cadet n • discipulo militari

cadmium n • cadmium

cadmium n • cadmium (càd-)

Caesar [Rom. Hist] n • Cesare

Caesarean, Caesarian adj • cesaree

Caesarism n • cesarismo

caesura [Pros] n • cesura

café, coffeehouse n • café [F]

café, coffeehouse n • café

cafe n • caffe, cafe

cafe n • cafe, caffe

café n • caffe

cafeteria n • caf(f)eteria

caffeine n • caffeina (-ìna)

caffeine n • caffeina

caftan n • caftan

cage (enclosure used for confining animals) n • cavia

cage n • cavia

cage v • incaviar

caisson (1. [Mil]; 2. [Engin]; 3. [Arch]) n • caisson [F]

caisson (1. [Mil]; 2. [Engin]; 3. [Arch]) n • caisson

cake n • torta

cake (small -) n • pastisseria

calamitous adj • calamitose

calamity (1. great public misfortune; 2. serious trouble, distress) n • calamitate

calamity n • calamitate

calcareous adj • calcari

calceiform [Bot] adj • calceiforme

calceolaria [Bot] n • calceolaria

calceolate [Bot] adj • calceolate

calcic [Chem] adj • calcic

calciferous adj • calcifere

calcification n • calcification

calcify v • calcificar

calcination n • calcination

calcinatory adj • calcinatori

calcine v • calcinar

calcite n • calcite

calcium [Chem] n • calcium

calcium [Chem] n • calcium (càl-)

calcium fluoride [Mineral] n • fluorina

calculable adj • calculabile

calculate v • calcular

calculation n • calculation

calculation n • calculo

calculator n • calculator

calculator (one who calculates) n • calculator

calculous [Med] adj • calculose

calculus [Math] n • calculo

calculus [Med] n • calculo

calefacient, calefactive [Med] adj • calefaciente

calefaction, heating n • calefaction

calefactive, calefacient [Med] adj • calefaciente

calefactor, heater n • calefactor

calendar, almanac n • ephemeride (-mé-)

calendar, almanac n • ephemeride

calendar n • calendario

calendar maker n • calendarista

calendula [Bot] n • calendula

calf adj • vitellin

calf [Anat] n • sura

calf (animal) n • vitello

calf, calf's adj • vitellin

calf (of the leg) n • sura

calf (young of the cow) n • vitello

caliber n • calibre

caliber rule n • calibre

calibrate v • calibrar

calibrater n • calibrator

calibre n • calibre

caliciform, cup-shaped adj • caliciforme

calico n • calico (-cò)

calico n • calico

caliph n • califa

caliphate n • califato

calk, caulk (ships) v • calfatar

calker, caulker (one who calks ships) n • calfatator

calking, caulking (act of) n • calfatage (-aje)

calking, caulking (act of) n • calfatage

call (be -ed) v • esser appellate

call (call out) vi • appellar

call (command, ask, etc. to come) v • vocar

call, name v • appellar

call, name v • nominar

call (name) vt • appellar

call (shout) n • appello

call, summon v • advocar

call (summon) v • advocar

call (visit) n • visita

call (vocation) n • vocation

call attention to, point out v • relevar

call back (bid come back) v • revocar

call forth, evoke v • evocar

call in question, question v • questionar

call it quits v • determinar lo finite

call it quits v • determinar lo quite

call together, convoke v • convocar

call-back n • revisita

call-back v • revocar

call-back v • revisitar

call-box n • cabina telephonic

caller, visitor n • visitator

calli- (beauty) [occurring in compounds] n • call-

Callicism n • gallicismo

calligraph, write calligraphically v • calligraphiar

calligrapher n • calligrapho

calligrapher n • calligrapho (-ì-)

calligraphic adj • calligraphic

calligraphy n • calligraphia

calligraphy n • calligraphia (-ìa)

call-in (call in sick to work) v • in-clamar se malade al travalio

call-in v • in-clamar

calling n • vocation

calling-card (business card) n • carta de introduction

calling-card (phone) n • carta de telephonar

call-into-question n • questionar

call-on-someone v • facer un visita a un persona

callosity, callousness n • callositate

callous adj • callose

callousness, callosity n • callositate

call-together v • convocar

call-up v • telephonar

callus (hard, thickened place on the skin) n • callo

callus n • callositate

calm adj • calme

calm n • calma

calm, tranquil adj • tranquille

calm v • calmar

calmative n • calmante

calm-down v • tranquillisar se

calming adj • calmante (ppr of calmar)

calming adj • calmante

calomel n • calomel

calorie n • caloria

calorie n • caloria (-ìa)

calorific adj • calorific

calorification n • calorification

calorify [Phys] v • calorificar

calumniate, slander v • calumniar

calumniation n • calumniation

calumniator n • calumniator

calumniatory adj • calumniatori

calumnious adj • calumniose

calumny, slander n • calumnia

Calvary n • calvario

calve (calf birth) v • parer

calve (ice mass) v • disprehender

calve (ice mass) v • disprehender (se)

Calvinism n • calvinismo

Calvinist n • calvinista

Calvinistic adj • calvinistic

calyx, cup [Bot] n • calice

calyx, cup [Bot] n • calice (cà-)

cam n • eccentrico

cam n • cama

cambist (exchange expert) n • cambista

Cambodia [Geog] n • Kampuchea

Cambodia [Geog] n • Cambodia

camcorder (tv/techn) n • camcordatora

camel n • camelo

camel driver n • camelero

camellia n • camellia

cameo n • cameo (-éo)

cameo n • cameo

camera (cine/tv) n • camera

camera (still) n • apparato photographic

camera film, film n • pellicula

cameraman (tv/techn) n • operator (de camera)

cameraman (tv/techn) n • operator

Cameroon [Geog] n • Cameron

camomile n • camomilla

camouflage n • camouflage

camouflage n • camouflage [F]

camouflage v • camouflagiar

camp (break -) v • discampar

camp (encampment) n • campamento

camp (live in a camp) v • campar

camp [Mil] n • campo

camp v • campar

camp out v • campar

campaign n • campania

campanile (belltower) n • campanil

campanula, bellflower n • campanula

campanula, bellflower n • campanula (-pà-)

campanula (bellflower) n • campanula

campanulaceous adj • campanulacee

campanulate [Bot] adj • campanulate

camp-bed n • lecto de campo

camphor, camphoric adj • camphoric

camphor n • camphora (càm-)

camphor n • camphora

camphor tree [Bot] n • camphoriero

camphorate, camphor v • camphorar

camphorate (salt of camphoric acid) [Chem] n • camphorato

camphorated, camphor adj • camphorate (pp of camphorar)

camphorated, camphor adj • camphorate

camping (- site) n • terreno de camping

camping n • camping

campus n • campo

can (am, are, is able) vi • pote

can n • cassa de latta

can vt • conservar

Canaan [Bib] n • Canaan (cà-)

Canaan [Bib] n • Canaan

Canaanite [Bib] n • canaanita

Canada [Geog] n • Canada

Canada n • Canada (cà-)

Canada n • Canada

Canada porcupine [Zool] n • urson

canadian adj • canadian

Canadian adj • canadian

Canadian n • canadiano

canadian n • canadiano

canaille, rabble, mob n • canalia

canal (1. artificial watercourse; 2. [Anat]) n • canal

canal n • canal

canalicular adj • canalicular

canaliculus n • canaliculo

canalization (1. construction of canals; 2. system of canals or conduits) n • canalisation

canalize v • canalisar

canary adj • canari

canary (canary bird) n • canario

Canary (Island) n • Canaria

canary n • canario

Canary (of the Canary Islands) adj • canari

Canary Islands [Geog] n • le Insulas Canari

cancan n • cancan [F]

cancan n • cancan

cancel, annul v • annullar

cancel (annul by crossing out) v • cancellar

cancel (cross out) v • cancellar

cancel (make void) v • annullar

cancel, revoke v • revocar

canceler n • cancellator

cancellation (act of annulling by crossing out) n • cancellation

cancellation, annulment n • annullation

cancellation n • cancellation

cancer (astron) n • cancere

cancer (illness) n • cancere

cancer n • cancere

cancerous adj • cancerose

candelabra, candelabrum n • candelabro

candid adj • candide

candid, straightforward adj • candide

candidate n • candidato

candidate for the doctor's degree n • doctorando

candidature, candidacy n • candidatura

candle (in church) n • cereo

candle n • candela

candle (ordinary) n • candela

candlelight n • lumine de candela

candlestick n • candeliero

candor, candour n • candor

candor, straightforwardness n • candor

candy (crystallized sugar) n • sucro candite

candy n • confecto

candy n • bonbon

candy (sweet) n • bonbon

candy box n • bonboniera

cane (1. [Bot] (reed; 2. walking stick) n • canna

cane (as in to cane a chair) v • cannar

cane (of chair) v • cannar

cane (of child) v • bastonar

cane (reed) n • canna

cane (stick) n • baston

cane (stick) n • canna

cane, walking stick n • baston

canicula, Dog Star [Astron] n • canicula

canicular (1. [Astron]; 2. as in canicular days) adj • canicular

canine adj • canin

caning (chairs) (act of) n • cannage

caning (chairs) (act of) n • cannage (-aje)

cannabis n • cannabe

cannibal, anthropophagous, man-eating adj • anthropophage

cannibal, anthropophagous, man-eating adj • anthropophage (-òphage)

cannibal (cannibalistic) adj • cannibal (-ì-)

cannibal (cannibalistic) adj • cannibal

cannibal, man-eater n • anthropophago

cannibal, man-eater n • anthropophago (-òphago)

cannibal n • cannibal

cannibal n • cannibal (-ì-)

cannibalism, anthropophagy n • anthropophagia (-ìa)

cannibalism, anthropophagy n • anthropophagia

cannibalism n • cannibalismo

cannibalistic adj • cannibal

cannibalistic adj • cannibal (-ì-)

cannibalize v • cannibalisar

cannon, carom [Billiards] n • carambola

cannon, carom [Billiards] v • carambolar

cannon, gun n • cannon

cannon n • cannon, cannones

cannonade, bombard v • cannonar

cannonade n • cannonada

cannoneer n • cannonero

cannons collectively n • cannoneria (-ìa)

cannons collectively n • cannoneria

cannot v • non pote

cannula [Surg] n • cannula

canoe n • canoa

canoe n • canoa (-òa)

canoe v • canoar

canoeing n • canoage

canoeing n • canoage (-àje)

canoeist n • canoero

canon (1. law of a church; 2. standard; 3. part of the Mass; 4. list of saints; 5. canonical books of the Bible; 6. [Mus]; 7. [Print]) n • canone

cañon, canyon n • cañon [H]

cañon, canyon n • cañon

canon (churchman) n • canonico

canon (member of a Cathedral Chapter) n • canonico

canon (mus/bib) n • canone

canonical adj • canonic

canonicate n • canonicato

canonicity n • canonicitate

canonist n • canonista

canonization n • canonisation

canonize v • canonisar

can-opener n • aperilattas

canopy (over altar, throne) n • baldacchino

canopy (over bed) n • celo (de lecto)

canopy (over bed) n • celo

canorous (ringing, melodious) adj • canor

canorousness n • canoritate

can't (cannot) v • non pote

cantabile [Mus] n • cantabile

cantata [Mus] n • cantata

canteen [Mil] n • cantina

canteen (place for meals) n • restaurante

canteen, Post Exchange [Mil] n • cantina

canteen manager (female sutler) n • vivandera

canteen manager (male sutler) n • vivandero

canteenkeeper (sutler) n • cantinero

canter n • parve galopo

canter v • ir a parve galopo

canticle, hymn n • cantico

cantilena [Mus] n • cantilena

canto n • canto

canton [Admin] n • canton

cantonal adj • cantonal

canvas (1. heavy closely woven cloth of hemp or flax; 2. crossstitch canvas) n • canevas (-vàs)

canvas (1. heavy closely woven cloth of hemp or flax; 2. crossstitch canvas) n • canevas

canvas (1. strong cloth of hemp or flax; 2. oil painting) n • tela

canvas n • tela

canvas n • canevas

canvass v • ambir

canyon, cañon n • cañon

canyon, cañon n • cañon [H]

canyon n • canon

caoutchouc, crude rubber n • cauchu

caoutchouc, crude rubber n • cauchu (-ù)

cap (1. metal cover that seals a bottle; 2. percussion cap) n • capsula

cap (bottle -) n • capsula

cap (headgear) n • bonetto

cap (man's cap) n • bonetto

cap n • tocca

cap (of radiator, tank) n • tappo

cap v • capsular

cap seller, capmaker n • bonettero

cap seller's (store) n • bonetteria (-ìa)

cap seller's (store) n • bonetteria

capability n • capabilitate

capability n • capacitate

capable adj • capabile

capable adj • capace

capable of being cut, divisible adj • secabile

capable of being dissipated, dissipable adj • dissipabile

capable of being simplified adj • simplificabile

capable of living, viable adj • viabile

capacious adj • capace

capacity (1. receiving power; 2. capability) n • capacitate

capacity (in the - of) n • in qualitate de

capacity n • capacitate

cape (clothing) n • cappa

cape [Clothing] n • cappa

cape [Geog] n • capo

cape, headland [Geog] n • capo

Cape-Cod [Geog] n • Cape Cod

Cape-Cod [Geog] n • Capo Cod

capelet [Veter. Surg] n • cappelletto

capeline [Med] n • cappellina

Capernaite (1. native or inhabitant of Capernaum; 2. [Eccl/Hist]) n • capernaita (-ìta)

Capernaite (1. native or inhabitant of Capernaum; 2. [Eccl/Hist]) n • capernaita

Capernaum n • Capharnaum (-ùm)

Capernaum n • Capharnaum

Capernaum n • Capernaum

Capernaum n • Capernaum (-ùm)

Capetian adj • capetian

Capetian n • capetiano

Cape-Town [Geog] n • Citate del Capo

Cape-Town [Geog] n • Cape Town

Cape-Verde [Geog] n • Capo Verde

capillaceous adj • capillacee

capillarity n • capillaritate

capillary adj • capillar

capital (1. capital city of a state or country; 2. [Fortif]; 3. [Econ]) n • capital

capital (1. pertaining to the head; 2. standing at the head; 3. of primary importance) adj • capital

capital adj • capital

capital [Arch] n • capitello

capital (as in capital letter) adj • majuscule

capital (capital letter) n • majuscula

capital (city) n • capital

capital (money) n • capital

capital-expenditure n • immobilisationes

capitalism n • capitalismo

capitalist n • capitalista

capitalist (owner of capital) n • capitalista

capitalization (action of capitalizing) n • capitalisation

capitalize (turn into capital) v • capitalisar

capitalize v • capitalisar

capital-letter n • littera majuscule

capital-sentence n • sententia de morte

capitate [Bot] adj • capitate

capitation n • capitation

Capitol n • Capitolio

capitular (pertaining to a ecclesiastical chapter) adj • capitular

capitulate v • capitular

capitulation n • capitulation

capmaker, cap seller n • bonettero

capon n • capon

caponcote n • caponiera

caponier [Fortif] n • caponiera

capote (bonnet with strings for women) n • cappotta

capote (long cloak or overcoat) n • cappotto

capping (of a bottle) n • capsulage

capping (of a bottle) n • capsulage (-aje)

caprice (1. sudden change of mind; 2. [Mus/Art] (capriccio) n • capricio

caprice, whim n • luna

capricious adj • capriciose

capricious, whimsical adj • lunatic

capriciousness n • capriciositate

Capricorn [Astron] n • Capricorno

capricorn n • capricorno

caprine, goat-like adj • caprin

capsize v • inverter

capsize v • inverter (se)

capsize v • inverter [-vert-/-vers-]

capstan n • cabestan

capsular adj • capsular

capsule (1. [Anat/Zool]; 2. [Bot]; 3. [Pharm]; 4 . [Chem] (shallow dish for evaporating, etc.) n • capsula

capsule n • capsula

captain [Army, Navy] n • capitano

captain (mil.,sport) n • capitano

captain (of coasting vessel) n • patrono

captain (of ship) n • patrono

captain v • capitanar

caption n • legenda

captious (as in captions questions) adj • captiose

captivate v • captivar

captive (1. held as a prisoner; 2. captivated) adj • captive

captive adj • captive

captive n • captivo

captivity n • captivitate

capture (act or fact of capturing) n • captura

capture n • captura

capture v • capturar

capture v • captivar

Capuchin [Eccl] n • cappucino

car, auto, motorcar n • auto

car (auto) n • auto

car (auto) n • automobile

car, carriage, coach n • cochi (-sh-)

car, carriage, coach n • cochi

car (carriage) n • carro

car (coach) n • cochi

car (dining -) n • wagon restaurante

car (of an elevator) n • cabina

car (of lift) n • cabina

car (railroad) n • wagon

car (rr) n • wagon

car (sleeping -) n • wagon lectos

car, wagon, carriage n • carro

carabineer n • carabinero

carafe n • carrafa

caramel (1. burnt sugar; 2. caramel candy) n • caramello

caramel n • caramello

carat (1. one 24th part; 2. [Weight]) n • carat

carat n • carat

caravan n • caravana

caravansary, caravanserai n • caravanseralio

caraway n • carvi

caraway n • cumino

carbide, carburet [Chem] n • carburo

carbine n • carabina

carbolic adj • phenic

carbon [Chem] n • carbon

carbon n • carbon

carbonate [Chem] n • carbonato

carbonate [Chem] v • carbonatar

carbon-copy (copia al papiro) n • carbon

carbon-dioxide n • anhydrido carbonic

carbonic adj • carbonic

carboniferous (containing carbon or coal) adj • carbonifere

carbonization (act of converting into a residue of carbon) n • carbonisation

carbonize (convert into a residue of carbon) v • carbonisar

carbonous [Chem] adj • carbonose

carbon-paper n • papiro carbon

carbuncle (1. smooth, round garnet or other deep-red jewel; 2. [Med]) n • carbunculo

carbuncular [Med] adj • carbunculose

carburet, carbide [Chem] n • carburo

carburet [Chem] v • carburar

carburetant n • carburante

carburetion [Chem] n • carburation

carburetor, carburettor n • carburator

carburetor n • carburator

carcass n • cadavere

carcass n • carcassa

carcinoma [Pathol] n • carcinoma

card (1. to provide with cards; 2. to enter upon a card) v • cartar

card (business -) n • carta de introduction

card (credit -) n • carta de credito

card n • carta

card (phone -) n • carta de telephonar

card v • cardar

card (wire brush for combing out wool, etc.) n • pectine

card catalogue, card index n • cartotheca

card index, card catalogue n • cartotheca

card of the suit of clubs, club [Cards] n • trifolio

card of the suit of diamonds, diamond [Cards] n • quadro

cardboard n • carton

cardboard, pasteboard n • carton

cardboard factory n • cartoneria

cardboard factory n • cartoneria (-ìa)

cardboard maker n • cartonero

cardboard making n • cartoneria (-ìa)

cardboard making n • cartoneria

carder n • cardator

carder n • pectinator

cardful (of wool) n • cardata

cardia (cardiac orifice of the stomach) [Anat] n • cardia

cardiac adj • cardiac (-ì-)

cardiac adj • cardiac

cardialgia, heartburn [Pathol] n • cardialgia (-ìa)

cardialgia, heartburn [Pathol] n • cardialgia

cardigan n • tricot

cardinal (1. [Eccl]) n • cardinal

cardinal (2. cardinal bird) n • cardinal

cardinal adj • cardinal

cardinal (of first importance) adj • cardinal

cardinalate n • cardinalato

carding (1. action of carding; 2. roll of wool or cotton from carding machine) n • cardatura

carding mill n • carderia

carding mill n • carderia (-ìa)

cardiograph n • cardiographo

cardiograph n • cardiographo (-ò-)

cardiography n • cardiographia

cardiography n • cardiographia (-ìa)

cardiology n • cardiologia (-ìa)

cardiology n • cardiologia

cardiopathy n • cardiopathia

cardiopathy n • cardiopathia (-ìa)

cardiosclerosis [Pathol] n • cardiosclerosis (-òsis)

cardiosclerosis [Pathol] n • cardiosclerosis

cardmaker n • cartero

cardoon [Bot] n • cardo

card-punch [Comp] n • perforator de cartas

card-reader [Comp] n • lector de cartas

care (attention) n • sollicitude

care (attention) n • attention

care (charge) n • responsabilitate

care (charge) n • carga

care (take - of) v • custodiar

care (take - of) v • respicer

care (take -) v • attention!

care (take -) v • cura te

care v • inquietar se

care (worry) n • inquietude

care for, keep in one's custody, safeguard v • custodiar

care for v • coler [col-/cult-]

care for v • coler

careen (cause to heel over) [Naut] v • carinar

careening (act of) n • carinage

careening (act of) n • carinage (-aje)

career (course of continued progress in the life of a person, nation, etc.) n • carriera

career n • carriera

care-for (fond of) v • tener a

care-for (fond of) v • amar

care-free (cheerful) adj • allegre

care-free (free from worry) adj • libere de inquietude

care-free (heedless) adj • nonchalant

careful adj • attente

careful adj • attentive

careful examination, close scrutiny n • perscrutation

carefulness (caution) n • attention

carefulness (discretion) n • prudentia

careless adj • inattente

careless adj • negligente

carelessness (lack of care) n • incuria

carelessness n • inattention

carelessness n • negligentia

care-of (send a letter) v • a presso de

caress n • caressa

caress v • caressar

care-taker n • portero

care-taker n • custode

cargo n • cargo

Carib adj • caribe

Carib n • caribe

Caribbean adj • caribe

caribbean sea n • mar caribe

caricature n • caricatura

caricature v • caricaturar

caricaturish adj • caricatural

caricaturist n • caricaturista

caries n • carie

carillon, chimes n • carillon

carillon, chimes n • carillon [F]

carillon player, chimes player n • carillonator

Carinthia n • Carinthia

carious, affected with caries adj • cariate

carious, affected with carries adj • cariose

Carlovingian, Carolingian adj • carolinge

Carlovingian, Carolingian n • carolingo

carmine n • carmino

carnage n • carnage (-aje)

carnage n • carnage

carnal adj • carnal

carnality n • carnalitate

carnally adv • carnalmente

carnation [Art] n • carnation

carnation n • diantho

carnival adj • carnevalesc

carnival n • carneval

carnival, Shrovetide n • carneval

carnivore, meat eater, creophagist n • creophago

carnivore, meat eater, creophagist n • creophago (-òphago)

carnivorous adj • carnivore

carnivorous, meat-eating, creophagous adj • creophage (-ò-)

carnivorous, meat-eating, creophagous adj • creophage

carol n • canto de natal

Carolina n • Carolina

Carolingian, Carlovingian adj • carolinge

Carolingian, Carlovingian n • carolingo

carom, cannon [Billiards] n • carambola

carom, cannon [Billiards] v • carambolar

carom ball [Billiards] n • carambola

carotene, carotin [Chem] n • carotina

carp (fish) n • carpa

carp [Ichthyol] n • carpa

carpal [Anat] adj • carpal

car-park n • parco de automobiles

carpenter n • carpentero

carpentry n • carpenteria (-ìa)

carpentry n • carpenteria

carpet n • tapete

carpet, tapestry, rug n • tapis [F]

carpet, tapestry, rug n • tapis

carpet, tapestry, rug n • tapete

carpo-, carp- (fruit) [occurring in compounds] n • carpo-

carpus, wrist [Anat] n • carpo

carriage, car, wagon n • carro

carriage (charge, deportment) n • porto

carriage, coach, car n • cochi (-sh-)

carriage, coach, car n • cochi

carriage (coach) n • cochi

carriage, equipage (with or without horses) n • equipage (-aje)

carriage, equipage (with or without horses) n • equipage

carriage (rr) n • carro

carriage (typewriter) n • carro

carriage house n • remissa

carriageway n • parte vehicular (del strata)

carriageway n • parte vehicular

carrier (aircraft -) n • portaaviones

carrier (aircraft) n • portaaeroplanos

carrier (aircraft) n • portaaeroplanos (-plànos)

carrier, bearer n • portator

carrier n • portator

carrier-bag n • tasca

carrion n • caronia

carrion, putrid adj • caroniose

carrot n • carota

carrousel (1. [Man]; 2. merry-go-round) n • carosello

carry, bear v • portar

carry v • portar

carry back v • reportar

carry on, practice v • exercer

carry or take away, remove v • levar

carry out, execute v • exequer [-equ-/-ecut-]

carry out, execute v • exequer

carry to excess or to extremes v • ultrar

carry-back v • reportar

carry-cot v • cuna portabile

carry-forward v • transportar

carrying back (action of) n • reportamento

carrying or taking away, removing (act of) n • levamento

carry-off (by force) v • raper

carry-off (remove) v • levar

carry-on (continue) v • continuar

carry-on (practise) v • exercer

carry-out (execute) v • exequer

cart (four wheels) n • carro

cart (transport in a cart) n • carrear

cart (two wheels) n • carretta

cart (two-wheeled vehicle) n • carretta

cart vt • carrear

cart driver, carter n • carrettero

carte [Fencing] n • quarta

cartel (1. written challenge; 2. written agreement as to the exchange or ransom of prisoners; 3. [Commer]) n • cartel

cartel, trust n • trust [A]

cartel, trust n • trust

cartelist n • cartelista

cartelization n • cartelisation

cartelize v • cartelisar

carter, cart driver n • carrettero

Cartesian devil [Phys] n • ludion

Carthage n • Carthagine

Carthage n • Carthago

Carthaginian n • puno

cart-horse n • cavallo de tracto

Carthusian (Carthusian monk) n • cartusiano

Carthusian (of Chartreuse or Carthusians) adj • cartusian

cartilage n • chondro

cartilage n • cartilagine

cartilaginous adj • cartilaginose

cart-load n • carrettata

cartographer n • cartographo

cartographer n • cartographo (-ò-)

cartographic adj • cartographic

cartography n • cartographia

cartography n • cartographia (-ìa)

carton (cardboard box) n • carton

carton n • carton

cartoon (design for painting, tapestry, etc.) n • carton

cartoon n • caricatura

cartoon n • carton

cartoonist n • designator (satiric)

cartoonist n • designator

cartoonist n • caricaturista

cartridge [Mil] n • cartucha

cartridge [Mil] n • cartucha (-sh-)

cartridge n • cartucha

cartridge box, cartridge case n • cartuchiera

cartridge box, cartridge case n • cartuchiera (-sh-)

cartridge factory n • cartucheria (-sherìa)

cartridge factory n • cartucheria

carve (of meat) v • trenchar

carve (of statues) v • sculper

carved, sculptured, graven adj • sculpte

carving n • sculptura

carving n • gravure

carving-knife n • cultello de trenchar

cary- (caryo-) n • caryo-

Caryae [Anc. Geog] n • Caryas (cà-)

Caryae [Anc. Geog] n • Caryas

caryatid [Arch] n • caryatide (-àtide)

caryatid [Arch] n • caryatide

caryo- (nut) [Biol] [occurring in compounds] n • caryo-

caryopsis [Bot] n • caryopse

cascade n • cascada

cascade v • cascadar

cascade (waterfall) n • cascada

case, box n • cassa

case, box v • cassar

case (box) n • cassa

case (chest) n • coffro

case (event) n • caso

case [F] (for eyeglasses, cigars, etc.) n • etui

case (for spectacles) n • etui

case [Gram] n • caso

case (in any -) n • in omne caso

case, kit n • necessaire [F]

case, kit n • necessaire

case (lawsuit) n • causa (legal)

case (lawsuit) n • causa

case [Med] n • caso

case (special condition) n • caso

case (suit-) n • valise

case v • cassar

casein n • caseina (-ìna)

casein n • caseina

cash (- in) v • cassar

cash n • moneta contante

cash v • cassar

cash-book n • libro de cassa

cashbox, till (also: place, office, establishment, etc. where money is kept, received or paid, as cashier's desk, savings bank, sick fund, etc.) n • cassa

cash-desk n • cassa

cashew n • acaju

cashew n • acaju (-jù-)

cashier n • cassero

cashier, quash, annul v • cassar

cashier v • dimitter

cashier v • cassar

cashiering, cashierment n • cassation

cashmere adj • cachmir

casino (building used for social meetings, gambling, etc.) n • reducto

casino n • casino

casino (public place of amusement) n • casino

cas-iron adj • ferro fundite

cask, butt, barrel n • botte

cask n • barril

cask n • tonnello

cask, tun n • tonna

cask, tun n • tonnello

casket, chest, coffer n • coffro

casket (chest) n • cassa

casket (chest) n • coffro

casket, coffin n • cassa

casket (coffin) n • sarcophago

casket (coffin) n • cassa

casket, small box n • cassetta

Caspian adj • caspie

Caspian n • Caspio

cassation, quashing n • cassation

casserole n • marmita

cassette n • cassetta

cassock n • sottana

cast (a statue, etc.) v • modular

cast, found [Metal] v • funder [fund-/fus-]

cast, found [Metal] v • funder

cast, hurl, throw v • jacular

cast (mould) n • forma

cast (of metal) v • funder

cast (theat) n • truppa

cast (throw) n • projection

cast (throw) v • projectar

cast skin, slough (of a serpent etc.) n • spolia

castanet n • castanietta

cast-down v • abatter

caste n • casta

castellan n • castellano

Castile n • Castilia

Castilian (1. inhahitant of Castile; 2. Castilian language, Spanish) n • castiliano

Castilian adj • castilian

casting (of metal) n • pecia fundite

casting (of the skin of a serpent, etc.) n • spoliamento

casting (theat) n • distribution (de rolos)

casting (theat) n • distribution

casting (throwing) n • projection

castle (1. fortified seigniorial mansion; 2. [Naut]) n • castello

castle (chess) n • turre

castle (chess) n • roc

castle (fortress) n • castello

castle, rook [Chess] n • turre

castle, rook [Chess] n • roc

Castor (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Astron]) n • Castor

Castor (1. [Gr. Mythol]; 2. [Astron]) n • Castor (càs-)

castor, castoreum n • castoreo

castrate, emasculate v • emascular

castrate, geld v • castrar

castrate n • castrato

castrate v • castrar

castration, gelding n • castration

castration n • castration

castrator, gelder n • castrator

casual adj • casual

casual (as in casual profit) adj • casual

casually adv • casualmente

casualty (loss) n • perdita

casualty (victim) n • victima

casualty (victim) n • sinistrato

casuist n • casuista

casuist n • casuista (-ìsta)

casuistry n • casuistica

casuistry n • casuistica (-ìs-)

cat (domestic cat) n • catto

cat [Fem] n • catta

cat (mas) n • catto

cat (rain -s and dogs) n • pluver in torrentes

cat (tom -) n • catto

cataclysm n • cataclysmo

cataclysmal, cataclysmic adj • cataclysmic

catacomb n • catacomba

catafalque n • catafalco

Catalan (1. inhabitant of Catalonia; 2. Catalan language) n • catalano

Catalan adj • catalan

catalepsy (1. [Med]; 2. [Philos]) n • catalepsia (-ìa)

catalepsy (1. [Med]; 2. [Philos]) n • catalepsia

cataleptic adj • cataleptic

cataleptic n • cataleptico

catalog, catalogue n • catalogo

catalog, catalogue v • catalogar

catalogue n • catalogo

catalogue n • catalogo (-tà-)

catalogue v • catalogar

cataloguer n • catalogator

Catalonia n • Catalonia

catalysis [Physical Chem] n • catalyse (-àlyse)

catalysis [Physical Chem] n • catalyse

catalyst n • catalysator

catalytic adj • catalytic

catalyze v • catalysar

catamaran n • catamaran

cataplasm, poultice [Med] n • cataplasma

catapult (1. [Gr. and Rom. Antiq]; 2. [Aeronaut]) n • catapulta

catapult n • catapulta

catapult v • catapuitar

cataract (1. waterfall; 2. [Med]) n • cataracta

cataract n • cataracta

catarrh, cold, rheum n • rheuma

catarrh, cold, rheum n • rheuma [-ma/-mat-]

catarrh (flu, cold) n • catarrho

catarrh n • catarrho

catarrhal adj • catarrhal

catarrhal, rheumy adj • rheumatic

catarrhine [Zool] adj • catarrhin

catarrhine [Zool] n • catarrhino

catarrhous adj • catarrhose

catastrophe (1. sudden disaster; 2. [Drama]) n • catastrophe

catastrophe (1. sudden disaster; 2. [Drama]) n • catastrophe (-tàs-)

catastrophe n • catastrophe

catastrophic adj • catastrophic

catch (an illness, train) v • prender

catch (grasp) n • prisa

catch, haul (of fishes) n • pisca

catch (of fish) n • pisca

catch (on door) n • pessulo

catch, seize, take, take hold of v • prender [prend-/prens-/pris-]

catch, seize, take, take hold of v • prender

catch, seize v • attrappar

catch (seize) v • attrappar

catch (trap) n • trappa

catch a glimpse of, catch sight of v • intervider

catch a glimpse of, catch sight of v • intervider [-vid-/-vist-]

catch in a trap, trap v • trappar

catch sight of, catch a glimpse of v • intervider [-vid-/-vist-]

catch sight of, catch a glimpse of v • intervider

catching adj • contagiose

catching n • caption

catching n • captura

catching, seizure n • caption

catch-up v • reattrappar

catchword [Print] n • reclamo

catchy adj • facile a retener

catchy adj • insidiose

catechesis n • catechese

catechetic, catechetical adj • catechetic

catechetical, catechetic adj • catechetic

catechetics n • catechetica

catechism n • catechismo

catechist n • catecheta

catechist n • catechista

catechistic adj • catechistic

catechize [Eccl] n • catechisar

catechumen [Eccl] n • catechumeno

catechumen [Eccl] n • catechumeno (-cù-)

catechumenate n • catechumenato

categoric, categorical adj • categoric

categorical, categoric (1. [Philos] (pertaining to a logical category; 2. asserting absolutely) adj • categoric

categorize v • classificar

category (1. [Philos]; 2. group or division in a system of classification) n • categoria

category (1. [Philos]; 2. group or division in a system of classification) n • categoria (-ìa)

category n • categoria

category, predicament [Philos] n • predicamento

catenary adj • catenari

cater, supply, furnish v • approvisionar

cater v • approvisionar

caterer n • approvisionator

cater-for v • provider a

catering n • approvisionamento

caterpillar [Entom] n • eruca

caterpillar n • eruca

cathedral adj • cathedral

cathedral n • cathedral

cathode [Elec] n • cathodo

cathode [Elec] n • cathodo (càt-)

cathode n • cathodo

cathodic adj • cathodic

catholic adj • catholic

Catholic [Eccl] adj • catholic

catholic (roman -) adj • catholico roman

Catholicism [Eccl] n • catholicismo

catholicism n • catholicismo

catholicize v • catholicisar

cation [Phys] n • cation (cà-)

cation [Phys] n • cation

catoptric (pertaining to a mirror or to reflected light) [Phys] adj • catoptric

catoptrics (the science of reflected light) n • catoptrica

catoptro-, catoptr- (mirror) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • catoptro-

catoptromancy (divination by means of mirrors) n • catoptromantia (-ìa)

catoptromancy (divination by means of mirrors) n • catoptromantia

cattle, livestock n • bestial

cattle n • bestial

cattle barn, sty, stable n • stabulo

cattle barn, sty, stable n • stabulo (stà-)

cattle bell n • sonalia

cattleman n • bovero

Caucasia n • Caucasia

Caucasian (1. native of the Caucasus; 2. white person) n • caucasiano

Caucasian (1. pertaining to the Caucasus; 2. [Anthropol] (white) adj • caucasian

Caucasus n • Caucaso (càu-)

Caucasus n • Caucaso

caudal adj • caudal

caudate, caudated adj • caudate

caudated, caudate adj • caudate

cauldron, large kettle n • caldieron

cauliflower n • caule flor

caulk, calk (ships) v • calfatar

caulker, calker (one who calks ships) n • calfatator

caulker n • stoppator

caulking, calking (act of) n • calfatage (-aje)

caulking, calking (act of) n • calfatage

causal adj • causal

causality (relation of cause and effect) n • causalitate

causation n • causation

causative (pertaining to causation) adj • causative

cause n • causa

cause v • effectuar

cause v • causar

cause disassimilation [Physiol] v • disassimilar

cause repugnance v • repugnar

cause to be brilliant, give brilliance to v • brillantar

cause to branch out, ramify v • ramificar

cause to break, break v • franger [frang-/fract-;-fring-/-fract-]

cause to break, break v • franger

cause to decay, rot v • corrumper [-rump-/-rupt-]

cause to decay, rot v • corrumper

cause to deviate, turn aside v • disviar

cause to mortify [Pathol] v • mortificar

cause to mutiny v • motinar

causer n • causator

cause-way n • dica

causing flatulence, flatulent n • flatuose

causing to devolve or transfer by devolution adj • devolutive

caustic (1. corrotive; 2. sarcastic; 3. [Math]) adj • caustic

caustic adj • caustic

caustic [Math] n • caustica

caustic [Med] adj • urente

caustic [Med] adj • urente (ppr of urer)

caustic, mordant, biting adj • mordente (ppr of morder)

causticity n • causticitate

cauterization [Med] n • adustion

cauterization [Med] n • ustion

cauterization n • cauterisation

cauterize [Med] v • urer [ur-/ust-]

cauterize [Med] v • urer

cauterize [Med] v • adurer [-ur-/-ust-]

cauterize [Med] v • adurer

cauterize v • cauterisar

cautery (agent used in cauterizing) n • cauterio

caution (care) n • prudentia

caution, forewarn, warn v • prevenir

caution, forewarn, warn v • prevenir [-ven-/-vent-]

caution v • prevenir

caution (warning) n • reprimenda

cautious adj • caute

cavalcade n • cavalcada

cavalier (1. gallant; 2. [Hist]; 3. [Fortif]) n • cavallero

cavalry n • cavalleria

cavalry n • cavalleria (-ìa)

cave, cavern n • cava

cave, hollow out v • cavar

cave n • caverna

cave v • cavar

cave-in n • collaber

cavern, cave n • caverna

cavern (cave) n • caverna

cavernous (1. abounding in caverns; 2. like a cavern) adj • cavernose

caviar n • caviar

cavil, quibble n • argutia

cavil, quibble v • argutiar

caviling, quibbling adj • argutiose

cavity, grave, pit n • fossa

cavity, hole, hollow n • cavo

cavity n • cavitate

caw, croak v • coaxar

caw n • coax

cawing, croaking (act of) n • coaxamento

Cayman Islands [Geog] n • le Insulas Cayman

cease, stop (1. to come to an end; 2. to bring to an end) v • cessar

cease v • cessar

cease-fire n • cessa-le-foco

ceaseless adj • incessante

ceaseless, incessant adj • incessante

ceasing adj • cessante (ppr of cessar)

ceasing adj • cessante

cedar n • cedro

cede, yield v • ceder [ced-/cess-]

cede, yield v • ceder

cedilla n • cedilla

cedilla n • cedilla [H]

ceditious adj • seditiose

ceiling (limit) n • limite

ceiling n • tecto

ceiling (of room) n • tecto

celebacy n • celibato

celebrant (priest officiating at the mass) n • celebrante

celebrate (1. to perform the ceremony of; 2. to observe, honor by public ceremonies, festivities etc.; 3. to praise highly) v • celebrar

celebrate, give renown to v • renominar

celebrate, keep (a festival or feast day) v • festar

celebrate v • celebrar

celebrate the Bacchanalia v • bacchar

celebrated adj • celebre

celebrated, famous adj • celebre (cé-)

celebrated, famous adj • celebre

celebration n • celebration

celebrator n • celebrator

celebrity (1. fame; 2. celebrated person) n • celebritate

celebrity n • celebritate

celery n • seleri

celesta [Mus] n • celesta

celestial adj • celeste

celestial, heavenly adj • celestial

celestial, heavenly adj • celeste

celestine, celestitc n • celestina

celestine, celestite n • celestite

celestitc, celestine n • celestina

celestite, celestine n • celestite

celibacy n • celibato

celibate adj • celibe

celibate n • celibatario

cell (biol) n • cellula

cell [Biol] n • cellula

cell [Elect] n • pila

cell (of a honeycomb) n • alveolo (-éolo)

cell (of a honeycomb) n • alveolo

cell (room) n • cella

cell (small room or compartment) n • cella

cell division, karyokinesis [Biol] n • caryocinese

cellar n • cellario

cellar (salt -) n • saliera

cellarer n • cellariero

cell-like adj • alveolari

cello [Mus] n • violoncello

cellophane n • cellophan

cellular adj • cellular

cellular adj • cellular

celluloid n • celluloide

celluloid n • celluloide

cellulose n • cellulosa

cellulose n • cellulosa

cellulous adj • cellulose

cellulous adj • cellulose

celt n • celta

Celt n • celta

Celt n • celta

celt n • celta

Celtiberian [Anc. Hist] n • celtibero

Celtic adj • celtic

celtic adj • celtic

cement (1. [Constr]; 2. [Anat] cementum; 3. [Metal] powder used in cementation) n • cemento

cement (1. to unite by means of a cement; 2. [Metal] subject to cementation) v • cementar

cement n • cemento

cement, putty v • masticar

cement v • cementar

cementation (1. [Constr]; 2. [Metal]) n • cementation

cemetery, graveyard n • cemeterio

cemetery n • cemeterio

cemetery n • cemeterio

cemetery, necropolis n • necropole

ceno-, coeno-, cen-, coen- (common) [occurring in compounds] adj • cen-

ceno- (empty) [occurring in compounds] adj • cen-

ceno- [occurring in compounds] adj • cen-

cenobite n • cenobita

cenoby n • cenobio

cenotaph n • cenotaphio

Cenozoic [Geol] adj • cenozoic (-zòic)

Cenozoic [Geol] adj • cenozoic

Cenozoic [Geol] n • cenozoico (-zòico)

Cenozoic [Geol] n • cenozoico

censer n • incensario

censer n • incensorio

censor (1. [Rom. Antiq]; 2. official in charge of censorship) n • censor

censor n • censor

censor, proctor, monitor [School] n • censor

censor v • censer [cens-/cens-]

censor v • censer

censor v • submitter al censura

censorial adj • censorial

censorship (1. act of censoring; 2. office of a censor) n • censura

censorship n • censura

censurable adj • censurabile

censure, blame v • culpar

censure n • censura

censure n • reproche

censure v • reprochar

censure v • censurar

census n • censo

census, return count n • censimento

census (take a -) v • censer

census taker n • censor

cent [Monet] n • cent

cent [Monet] n • cent (pl cents) [A]

cent n • cent

cent (per -) n • per cento

centaur [Mythol] n • centauro

Centaurea [Bot] n • centaurea

centaury [Bot] n • centaurea

centavo [Monet] n • centavo

centavo [Monet] n • centavo [H;P]

centenarian adj • centenari

centenarian n • centenario

centenary adj • centenari

centenary, centennial adj • centenari

centenary, centennial n • centenario

centenial adj • centenial

centennial, centenary adj • centenari

centennial, centenary n • centenario

center, central office, central plant n • central

center, middle point n • centro

center n • centro

center (place or collect at the center) v • centrar

centesimal adj • centesimal

centesimo [Monet] n • centesimo

centesimo [Monet] n • centesimo (-ésimo) (pl centesimi) [I]

centiare (one hundredth part of an are) n • centiar

centigrade (having, pertaining to a system of, one hundred degrees) adj • centigrade

centigrade (having, pertaining to a system of, one hundred degrees) adj • centigrade (-ì-)

centigrade n • centigrade

centigram n • centigramma

centiliter n • centilitro

centiliter n • centilitro (-tì-)

centilitre n • centilitro

centime [Monet] n • centime

centime [Monet] n • centime [F]

centimeter n • centimetro

centimeter n • centimetro (-ì-)

centimetre n • centimetro

centimo [Monet] n • centimo (cén-) [H]

centimo [Monet] n • centimo

centipede, millepede n • mille-pedes (-pé-)

centipede, millepede n • mille-pedes

centipede n • millepedes

centistere [Metric System] n • centistereo

central adj • central

central, centric adj • centric

central office, central plant, center n • central

Central-African-Republic [Geog] n • Republica Centro-African

central-heating n • calefaction central

centralization n • centralisation

centralize v • centralisar

centralizer n • centralisator

centrally adv • centralmente

centre, center n • centro

centrifugal adj • centrifuge

centrifugal adj • centrifugal

centrifugal adj • centrifuge (-ì-)

centrifugation n • centrifugation

centrifuge v • centrifugar

centripetal adj • centripete (-ì-)

centripetal adj • centripete

centumvir [Rom. Antiq] n • centumviro (-tùm-)

centumvir [Rom. Antiq] n • centumviro

centumviral adj • centumviral

centumvirate n • centumvirato

centuple adj • centuple (cén-)

centuple adj • centuple

centuple v • centuplar

centuplicate, hundredfold adj • centuplicate (pp of centuplicar)

centuplicate, hundredfold adj • centuplicate

centuplicate v • centuplicar

century n • seculo

century (period of 100 years) n • seculo (sé-)

century (period of 100 years) n • seculo

cephalalgia [Pathol] n • cephalalgia

cephalalgia [Pathol] n • cephalalgia (-ìa)

cephalic n • cephalic

cephalo- (head) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cephal-

cephalopod [Zool] n • cephalopodo (-òpodo)

cephalopod [Zool] n • cephalopodo

cer-, cerat-, cerato-, cerot- (horn) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cer-

cer-, cerat-, cerato-, cerot- (horn) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cer- [cer-/cerat-]

ceramic adj • ceramic

ceramics (1. art of making pottery, earthenware, etc.; 2. pottery ware) n • ceramica

ceramics n • ceramica

ceramist n • ceramista

ceramography (study and description of pottery) n • ceramographia (-ìa)

ceramography (study and description of pottery) n • ceramographia

cerate [Pharm] n • cerato

Cerberus [Mythol] n • Cerbero (cér-)

Cerberus [Mythol] n • Cerbero

cereal adj • cereal

cereal n • cereal

cerebellar adj • cerebellose

cerebellar adj • cerebellar

cerebellum n • cerebello

cerebral adj • cerebral

cerebrate v • cerebrar

cerebration n • cerebration

cerebritis, encephalitis n • cerebritis

cerebritis, encephalitis n • cerebritis (-ìtis)

cerebro-cardiac adj • cerebro-cardiac

cerebro-cardiac adj • cerebro-cardiac (-ìac)

cerebro-spinal adj • cerebro-spinal

ceremonial adj • ceremonial

ceremonial n • ceremonial

ceremonial (relating to ceremonies) adj • ceremonial

ceremonially adv • ceremonialmente

ceremonious adj • ceremoniose

ceremonious (devoted to forms and ceremonies) adj • ceremoniose

ceremonious, everential (over) adj • reverentiose

ceremony n • ceremonia

cereus [Bot] n • cereo

ceromancy n • ceromantia (-ìa)

ceromancy n • ceromantia

certain (1. objectively certain; 2. convinced; 3. as in a certain ...) adj • certe

certain adj • certe

certain, sure (1. not doubting; 2. not doubtful) adj • secur

certainly adv • certo

certainly adv/interj • certemente

certainly adv/interj • claro

certainly adv/interj • certemente

certainly! interj • claro!

certainly! interj • certo!

certainly! interj • certemente!

certainly (truly) adv • quidem

certainly (truly) adv • quidem (quì-)

certainty (1. objective certainty; 2. certitude) n • certitude

certainty n • certitude

certainty, sureness n • securitate

certificate, certification n • attestation

certificate n • certificato

certificate n • attestation

certificate (representing money value) n • bono

certification (act of certifying) n • certification

certified (having been granted a diploma, license, etc.) adj • diplomate

certifier n • certificator

certify (guarantee as true or correct) v • certificar

certify v • attestar

certify v • certificar

cerumen (earwax) n • cerumine

ceruminous (waxy) adj • ceruminose

ceruse, white lead n • cerussa

cerussite [Mineral] n • cerussite

cervelat, saveloy (sausage) n • cervelata

cessation n • cessation

cession, assignment [Law] n • cession

Ceylon [Geog] n • Ceylon

Ceylon [Geog] n • Sri Lanka

Ceylon [Geog] n • Ceylon

ceylonese adj • cingalese

ceylonite, pleonaste [Mineral] n • pleonasto

Chad [Geog] n • Chad

chaeta (spine, bristle) [Zool] n • cheta

chaetopod, chaetopodous [Zool] adj • chetopode

chaetopod, chaetopodous [Zool] adj • chetopode (-tò-)

chafe v • irritar

chafe v • frictionar

chaff (husks separated from the grain hy winnowing) n • vannatura

chaff n • vannatura

chain (measure with a surveyor's chain) v • catenar

chain n • catena

chain v • incatenar

chain reaction n • reaction in catena

chain up, enchain v • incatenar

chair (in a university) n • cathedra

chair (in a university) n • cathedra (càt-)

chair n • sede

chair, professorate n • professorato

chair (seat for one person) n • chaise [F]

chair (seat for one person) n • chaise

chair v • presider

chairman n • presidente

chairman, president, presiding judge (one who presides) n • presidente

chairman's, presidential adj • presidential

chairperson n • presidente

chairwoman n • presidente

Chaldea [Geog] n • Chaldea

chaldean adj • chaldee

chaldean (language) n • chaldeo

chaldean (language) n • chaldeic

chaldean n • chaldeo

chalet n • chalet [F]

chalet n • chalet

chalice (cup, goblet) n • calice

chalice (cup, goblet) n • calice (cà-)

chalk (1. soft limestone; 2. piece of chalk or chalklike material for writing or drawing) n • creta

chalk n • creta

chalky (of chalk) adj • cretose

challenge n • defia

challenge n • defia (-fìa)

challenge v • defiar

challenge to answer (someone) v • interpellar

challengeable, exceptionable [Law] adj • recusabile

challenging adj • stimulante

chamber (1. room, bedroom; 2. hall used by deliberative or judicial body; 3. group of lawmakers; 4. the chamber of a gun) n • camera

chamber (1. room, bedroom; 2. hall used by deliberative or judicial body; 3. group of lawmakers; 4. the chamber of a gun) n • camera (cà-)

chamber n • camera

chamberlain n • camerero

chambermaid n • camerera

chamber-music n • musica de camera

chamber-pot n • urinal

chame-, chamae- (on the ground) [occurring in compounds] adv • chame-

chameleon n • chameleonte

chamois n • camoce

chamois v • camociar

Champagne n • Champagne

Champagne n • Champagne [F]

champagne n • champagne

champignon n • champignon [F]

champignon n • champignon

champion (1. defender, supporter; 2. [Sports]) n • campion

champion, defender n • propugnator

champion n • advocato

champion n • campion

champion [Sports] n • champion

champion [Sports] n • champion [A]

championship n • campionato

championship [Sports, Games, etc] n • campionato

chance (by -) n • per fortuna

chance, luck n • sorte

chance (luck) n • hasardo

chance (luck) n • fortuna

chance (opportunity) n • occasion

chance v • hasardar

chancellery (office of a chancellor) n • cancelleria

chancellery (office of a chancellor) n • cancelleria (-ìa)

chancellor n • cancellero

chancellor [title of various officials of locally or nationally varying functions] n • cancellero

chancy adj • hasardate

chandelier n • lustro

change (1. act of making different; 2. changed condition) n • cambiamento, mutation.

change (1. substitution of one thing for another; 2. money returned as balance of that tendered for an article) n • cambio

change (1. to make or become different; 2. to replace by another; 3. as in to change a dollar) v • cambiar

change (alter) vt • alterar

change (alteration) n • alteration

change (changed condition) n • cambiamento

change (make or become different) v • mutar

change (money) n • parve moneta

change (money) n • cambio

change (replace) v • cambiar

change (small-) n • parve moneta

change (substitution) n • cambio

change vi • cambiar

change vi • alterar se

change money v • cambiar moneta

changeable adj • cambiabile

changeable (as in changeable silk) adj • cambiante

changeable (as in changeable silk) adj • cambiante (ppr of cambiar)

changeable, mutable adj • mutabile

change-clothes v • cambiar de vestimentos

changeless adj • immutabile

change-one's-mind v • cambiar de opinion

change-over switch, commutator [Elec] n • commutator

changer (one who or that which changes) n • cambiator

change-trains v • cambiar de traino

channel (1. [Geog]; 2. deeper part of a waterway; 3 . tube or tubular passage; 4. means, medium) n • canal

channel, flute, groove v • cannellar

channel, groove n • cannellatura

channel n • canal

channel, strait, handcuff, gas-mantle n • manica

channel (the english -) n • le manica

channel (the english -) n • le canal

channel-islands n • insulas anglonormanne

channelled, channel-like, channel-shaped adj • canaliforme

chant n • canto

chant v • cantar

chaos n • chaos

chaotic adj • chotic

chaotic adj • chaotic

chap, individual, fellow n • subjecto

chap (man) n • typo

chap (of skin) n • fissura

chap v • finder se

chapel [Arch] n • cappella

chapel n • cappella

chapel choir of singers n • cappella

chaperon n • chaperon

chaperon n • chaperon [F]

chaperon v • chaperonar (sh-)

chaperon v • chaperonar

chaperoning, chaperonage n • chaperonage (shaperonaje)

chaperoning, chaperonage n • chaperonage

chaplain n • cappellano

chaplaincy n • cappellania

chaplaincy n • cappellania (-ìa)

chapter (1. chapter of a books; 2. ecclesiastical chapter) n • capitulo

chapter n • capitulo

char n • nettatrice domestic

char vi • travaliar como nettatrice domestic

char vt • carbonisar

char-à-banc n • char à bancs [F]

char-à-banc n • char à bancs

character (1. graphic symbol) n • character

character (as in quite a character) n • typo

character (distinctive mark, moral constitution) n • character

character (person) n • typo

character (theat) n • persona

character of what is current or present, thing or event that is current or present n • actualitate

characteristic (1. characteristic trait; 2. [Math]) n • characteristica

characteristic adj • characteristic

characteristic (distinguishing mark) n • character

characteristic n • characteristica

characteristic, ridiculous thing n • ridiculo

characterization (1. portrayal in words; 2. act of characterizing or qualifying) n • characterisation

characterization (act of characterizing or terming) n • qualification

characterize (1. to describe the character of; 2. to qualify) v • characterisar

characterize as (term) v • qualificar

characterizer n • qualificator

charade n • charade

charade (word) n • charade [F]

charade (word) n • charade

charcoal n • carbon de ligno

charcoalburner n • carbonero

charcoaldealer, coaldealer n • carbonero

charge (1. load; 2. task, duty) n • carga

charge (1. to charge with electricity etc.; 2. to attack impetuously) v • cargar

charge (accusation) n • accusation

charge (accuse) v • accusar

charge (ask, - money) v • demandar

charge (attack, load, task) n • carga

charge (attack, load) v • cargar

charge (be in - of) v • esser incargate de

charge (be in - of) v • esser le chef de

charge, burden, entrust v • incargar

charge (cost) n • costo

charge (entrust) v • incargar

charge, load (as in to load or charge a gun) v • cargar

charge or commission given to a delegate n • delegation

charier (more careful) adj • plus caute

chariot n • carro

charisma n • charisma

charismatic adj • charismatic

charitable adj • caritabile

charitable, eleemosynary adj • eleemosynari

charity (as in charity is a Christian virtue) n • caritate

charity n • caritate

charivari, belling, shivaree n • charivari

charivari, belling, shivaree n • charivari (sharivarì)

charlatan n • charlatan

charlatan n • charlatan [F]

charlatanic adj • charlatanesc

charlatanic adj • charlatanesc (sh-)

charlatanism, charlatanry n • charlatanismo (sh-)

charlatanism, charlatanry n • charlatanismo

charlatanry, charlatanism n • charlataneria

charlatanry, charlatanism n • charlataneria (sharlatanerìa)

charm (amulet) n • amuleto

charm, attractiveness n • charme [F]

charm, attractiveness n • charme

charm (attractiveness) n • charme

charm (spell) n • sortilegio

charm v • incantar

charming adj • incantator

chart (graph) n • graphico

chart (sea -) n • carta

chart v • cartar

charter (grant a charter to) v • chartar

charter (grant charter) v • chartar

charter (hire a -) n • affretamento

charter (hire) v • locar

charter (hire) v • affretar

charter n • charta

charter (paper) n • charta

Chartism n • chartismo

Chartist n • chartista

Chartreuse (French monastery founded by St. Bruno) n • Cartusia

chartreuse (liqueur made by Carthusian monks) n • chartreuse

chartreuse (liqueur made by Carthusian monks) n • chartreuse [F]

chartulary (collection of title deeds, etc.) n • cartulario

chartulary (keeper of archives) n • cartulero

chary adj • circumspecte

chary adj • caute

chary adj • circumspecte

Charybdis n • Charybdis (carìbdis)

Charybdis n • Charybdis

chase [Artil] n • volata

chase, engrave v • cisellar

chase, hunt v • chassar (sh-)

chase, hunt v • chassar

chase, hunt v • venar

chase (hunt) n • chassa

chase, hunting, hunt n • veneria (-ìa)

chase, hunting, hunt n • veneria

chase, hunting n • chassa

chase, hunting n • chassa (sh-)

chase (pursue) v • persequer

chase (pursuit) n • persecution

chase-away v • chassar

chaser (1. [Navy]; 2. [Naut] chase-gun) n • chassator

chaser (1. [Navy]; 2. [Naut] chase-gun) n • chassator (sh-)

chasseur [Mil] n • chassator

chasseur [Mil] n • chassator (sh-)

chassis (body-frame of an automobile) n • chassis [F]

chassis (body-frame of an automobile) n • chassis

chassis n • chassis

chaste adj • caste

chaste n • caste

chastise v • castigar

chastisement n • castigation

chastisement n • castigamento

chastiser n • castigator

chastity (sexual or moral purity) n • castitate

chat, confabulate v • confabular

chat, confabulation n • confabulation

chat n • confabulation

chat v • confabular

chatter, babble, prattle v • garrular

chatter (of teeth) n • fremer

chatter (talk) n • garrular

chatter-box n • confabulator

chatterer, confabulator n • confabulator

chatty adj • loquace

chauffeur n • chauffeur [F]

chauffeur n • chauffeur

chauvinism n • chauvinismo (sho-)

chauvinism n • chauvinismo

chauvinist n • chauvinista

chauvinist n • chauvinista (sho-)

chauvinistic adj • chauvinistic (sho-)

chauvinistic adj • chauvinistic

cheap adj • incostose

cheap adj • vil

cheap adv • a bon mercato

cheapen v • diminuer de valor

cheapness n • vilitate

cheat, defraud v • fraudar

cheat, defrauder n • fraudator

cheat, impostor, swindler n • impostor

cheat n • fraudator

cheat v • fraudar

check, cheque [Bank] n • cheque [A]

check, cheque [Bank] n • cheque

check (cheque) n • cheque

check [Chess] n • chaco (sh-)

check [Chess] n • chaco

check (chess, pattern) n • chaco

check (chess) v • mitter le rege in chaco

check (control) n • controlo

check (control) v • controlar

check (cross) v • indicar per un cruce

check, examine carefully, verify v • respicer [-spic-/-spect-]

check, examine carefully, verify v • respicer

check, go through, examine (documents, books) v • compulsar

check, repress v • comprimer [-prim-/-press-]

check, repress v • comprimer

check (restrain) v • reprimer

check, restraint n • freno

check, verify, control, have under control, keep under control v • controlar

check (verify) v • verificar

checkable, stoppable, curbable adj • frenabile

check-book n • libro de cheques

check-card n • carta de cheques

checkers n • damas

checking, verifying (act of) n • controlo

checkmate, mate v • matar

checkmate n • chaco mat

checkmate v • matar

checkmated adj • mat

check-out (leave) v • quitar

checkroom, cloakroom n • vestiario

check-up (ascertain) v • verificar

check-up (test) v • examinar

cheek [Anat] n • gena

cheek (effrontery) n • impudentia

cheek inspection [Admin/Mil] n • contravisita (-vì-)

cheek inspection [Admin/Mil] n • contravisita

cheek-bone n • zygoma

cheeky adj • impudente

cheep, chirp, peep v • pipar

cheeper, peeper n • pipator

cheer (applause) n • acclamation

cheer, cheerfulness, hilarity (good) n • hilaritate

cheer (hilarity) n • hilaritate

cheer v • acclamar

cheer up, brighten up (make gay or cheerful) v • allegrar

cheerful adj • allegre

cheerful adj • gai

cheerful, of good cheer adj • hilare

cheerfulness, hilarity, cheer (good) n • hilaritate

cheerfulness n • gaitate

cheerfulness n • allegressa

cheerio interj • a revider

cheerless adj • triste

cheers (cheers!) interj • a vostre sanitate!

cheer-up interj • corage!

cheer-up v • allegrar

cheer-up v • allegrar (se)

cheese n • caseo

chef n • chef (de cocina)

chef n • chef

Cheka n • Cheka [R]

Cheka n • Cheka

chemical adj • chimic

chemical n • substantia chimic

chemically adv • chimicamente

chemise n • camisa

chemisette n • camisetta

chemist (expert in chemistry) n • chimista

chemist (expert in chemistry) n • chimico

chemist (pharmacist) n • pharmacista

chemistry n • chimia (-ìa)

chemistry n • chimia

chemist's-shop n • pharmacia

chemotherapy n • chimotherapia (-ìa)

chemotherapy n • chimotherapia

chenille n • chenille [F]

chenille n • chenille

cheque, check [Bank] n • cheque

cheque, check [Bank] n • cheque [A]

cheque (check) n • cheque

cherish v • tener car a

cherish v • mantener

cherry n • ceresia

cherry orchard n • ceresieto

cherry tree n • ceresiero

cherub n • cherubin

cherub n • cherub

cherubic adj • cherubinic

cherubic adj • cherubic

chervil [Bot] n • cerefolio

Chesapeake-Bay [Geog] n • Chesapeake Bay

Chesapeake-Bay [Geog] n • Baia del Chesapeake

chess n • chacos

chessboard n • chacchiero

chessman n • pecia de chacos

chest [Anat] n • pectore

chest, coffer, casket n • coffro

chest (furniture) n • coffro

chest (of drawers) n • commoda

chest (small) n • coffretto

chestnut (colored) adj • castanie

chestnut (edible nut of the sweet chestnut tree) n • marron

chestnut (fruit) n • castania

chestnut (fruit of the chestnut tree) n • castania

chestnut (tree) n • castanio

chestnut tree (sweet) n • marroniero

chestnut-colored adj • castanie

chest-of n • drawers commoda

chew, masticate v • masticar

chew v • masticar

chew again v • remasticar

chewer masticator n • masticator

chewing gum n • gumma a masticar

chewing tobacco n • tabaco a masticar

chiaroscuro n • clarobscuro

chic adj • chic

chic [F] n • chic

chic, stylish adj • chic [F]

chic, stylish adj • chic

chick n • pullo

chick n • galletto

chick [Slang] n • chicca

chickcn breeding n • gallinicultura

chicken, chiek n • gallinetta

chicken, cockerel n • galletto

chicken (domestic fowl, barnyard fowl) n • gallina

chicken n • pullo

chicken n • galletto

chicken coop n • galliniera

chicken coop n • pullario

chicken farmer n • pullero

chicken farmer, poultry man n • gallinero

chicken pox, varicella [Med] n • varicella

chicken-coop n • galliniera

chicken-pox n • varicella

chicory (for coffee) n • cichorea

chicory (for salad) n • endivia

chicory n • cichorea

chide v • reprimendar

chief adj • principal

chief, leader n • chef [F]

chief, leader n • chef

chief, main, principal adj • principal

chief n • chef

chief, ruler, rector, director n • rector

chiefly adv • principalmente

chiefly, especially, particularly adv • presertim

chiefly, especially, particularly adv • presertim (-sér-)

chiefly, primarily adv • primarimente

chiek, chicken n • gallinetta

chiffonier n • chiffonier

chiffonier n • chiffonier [F]

Chihelline [Ital. Hist] n • ghibellino (gi-)

Chihelline [Ital. Hist] n • ghibellino

chilblain [Med] n • gelatura

child, boy n • pupo

child n • infante

childbirth n • parturition

childhood n • pueritia

childhood n • infantia

childish (1. of a child; 2. puerile, immature) adj • pueril

childish adj • infantil

Chile [Geog] n • Chile

Chile n • Chile (tchìle)

Chile n • Chile

Chilean adj • chilen

chilean adj • chilen

Chilean adj • chilen (tchilén)

chilean n • chileno

Chilean n • chileno (tchileno)

Chilean n • chileno

chiliasm n • chiliasmo

chiliast n • chiliasta

chill (catch a -) v • prender frigido

chill, cool v • refrigidar

chill, cool v • frigidar

chill n • frigido

chill, refrigerate v • frigorificar

chill, refrigerate v • refrigerar

chill v • frigorificar

chilling, freezing adj • frigorifere

chilling, frigorific, cooling adj • frigorific (-ìfic)

chilling, frigorific, cooling adj • frigorific

chilly adj • frigide

chimaera [Ichthyol] n • chimera

chime n • sono

chime n • sonar

chime v • sonar

chimera (1. [Mythol]; 2. fanciful creation, figment of the imagination) n • chimera

chimera (myth) n • chimera

chimeric adj • chimeric

chimeric, chimerical adj • chimeric

chimerical, chimeric adj • chimeric

chimes, carillon n • carillon [F]

chimes, carillon n • carillon

chimes player, carillon player n • carillonator

chimney n • chimenea

chimney n • camino

chimney flue n • tubo de camino

chimney repairman n • fumista

chimney-piece (mantle) n • mantello de camino

chimneysweep n • brossacamino

chimpanzee n • chimpanze (shimpanzé)

chimpanzee n • chimpanze

chin, genal adj • genal

chin n • mento

china, cinchona, quina (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian bark) n • quina

China [Geog] n • China

China n • China (sh-)

China n • China

china, porcelain n • porcellana

china (porcelain) n • porcellana

Chinese (1. Chinese person; 2. Chinese language) n • chinese

Chinese (1. Chinese person; 2. Chinese language) n • chinese (sh-)

Chinese adj • chinese

chinese adj • chinese

Chinese adj • chinese (sh-)

Chinese lantern n • lampion

chink n • fissura

chinoline, quinoline [Chem] n • quinoleinia

chinoline, quinoline [Chem] n • quinoleinia (-ìna) (-ìnia?)

chiorophyll n • chlorophylla

chip [Comp] n • chip

chip [Comp] n • microchip

chip (splinter) n • fragmento

chip v • fragmentar

chips (french fries) n • patatas frite

chips (potato flakes) n • chip

chir-, chiro-, cheir-, cheiro- (hand) [occurring in compounds] n • chir-

chiromancer, palmist n • chiromante

chiromancy, palmistry n • chiromantia

chiromancy, palmistry n • chiromantia (-ìa)

chiropodist, corncutter n • callista

chiropodist n • pedicuro

chiropodist, pedicure n • pedicuro

chiropody n • pedicura

chiropterous [zool] adj • chiroptere

chirp, peep, cheep v • pipar

chirp v • pipar

chisel n • cisello

chisel v • cisellar

chiseler (one who works with a chisel) n • cisellator

chiseling (working with a chisel) (act of) n • cisellatura

chit n • billet

chivalrous adj • cavallerose

chivalry (1. system of knighthood; 2. chivalrousness) n • cavalleria (-ìa)

chivalry (1. system of knighthood; 2. chivalrousness) n • cavalleria

chivalry n • cavalleria

chive n • cibolletta

chives n • cibollettas

chlor-, chloro- (green) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • chlor-

chloracetate n • chloracetato

chloracetic adj • chloracetic

chloral (1. [Chem]; 2. chloral hydrate) n • chloral

chlorate n • chlorato

chloric adj • chloric

chloride [Chem] n • chloruro

chloride, muriate n • muriato

chloride n • chlorido

chloride n • chloride

chlorinate v • chlorar

chlorine n • chloro

chlorite n • chlorito

chloroform n • chloroformo

chloroform v • chloroformar

chloroform v • chloroformisar

chlorophyll n • chlorophylla

chloroplast n • chloroplasto

chlorosis (1. [Med]; 2. [Bot]) n • chlorosis (-òsis)

chlorosis (1. [Med]; 2. [Bot]) n • chlorosis

chlorous adj • chlorose

chock n • cuneo

chocolate (1. as in chocolate bar; 2. as in hot chocolate) n • chocolate

chocolate (1. as in chocolate bar; 2. as in hot chocolate) n • chocolate (sh-)

chocolate n • chocolate

chocolate dealer or manufacturer n • chocolatero (sh-)

chocolate dealer or manufacturer n • chocolatero

chocolate pot n • chocolatiera

chocolate pot n • chocolatiera (sh-)

chocolate-bar n • tabletta de chocolate

choice adj • selecte

choice n • selection

choice, select adj • selecte

choir (1. part of a church set apart for the choir of singers; 2. group of church singers performing in concert) n • choro

choir (mus/theat) n • choro

choke (- someone) v • strangular alcuno

choke (- someone) v • strangular alcuno (alicuno)

choke n • regulator de aere

choke, suffocate (someone or something) v • suffocar

choke vi • suffocar

choke vt • suffocar

choke vt • suffocar (a)

choking (stifling) adj • suffocante

cholera n • cholera (cò-)

cholera n • cholera

choleraic [Med] adj • choleric

choleric, irascible adj • choleric

cholerine [Med] n • cholerina

chondroid (resembling cartilage) adj • chondroide

chondrology n • chondrologia

chondrology n • chondrologia (-ìa)

choose, make a choice v • optar

choose n • seliger

choose n • selectionar

chop, cutlet n • cotelette [F]

chop, cutlet n • cotelette

chop, hack v • hachar (-sh-)

chop, hack v • hachar

chop (hit) n • colpo

chop (meat) n • cotelette

chop v • hachar

chopper (axe) n • hachatoria

chopper (chopping knife) n • hachatoria (-sh-)

chopper (chopping knife) n • hachatoria

chopping (act of) n • hachamento (-sh-)

chopping (act of) n • hachamento

chopping board, butcher's block n • hachatoria (-sh-)

chopping board, butcher's block n • hachatoria

chopping knife (chopper) n • hachatoria

chopping knife (chopper) n • hachatoria (-sh-)

choppy adj • agitate

choral adj • choral

choral dance n • chorea (-éa)

choral dance n • chorea

chorale n • choral

chord [Geom] n • chorda

chord [Mus] n • accordo

chord n • geom

chord n • mus

chord (string of a musical instrument) n • chorda

chore n • travalio penose

chorea, St. Vitus's dance n • chorea (-éa)

chorea, St. Vitus's dance n • chorea

choreic, pertaining to St. Vitus's dance adj • choreic

choreic, pertaining to St. Vitus's dance adj • choreic (-éic)

choreographer n • choreographo (-ògrapho)

choreographer n • choreographo

choreographic adj • choreographic

choreography n • choreographia (-ìa)

choreography n • choreographia

chorister n • chorista

chorus (group of singers, dancers performing together) n • choro

chorus (musical work or passage to be sung in concert) n • choro

chorus n • choro

chorus singer n • chorista

chrestomathy n • chrestomathia (-tìa)

chrestomathy n • chrestomathia

Christ n • Christo

christ n • christo

christen v • baptisar

Christendom n • christianitate

christendom n • christiania

christening n • baptismo

Christian adj • christian

christian adj • christian

christian n • christiano

Christian n • christiano

christianity (faith) n • christianismo

christianity (life) n • christianitate

Christianity (state of being a Christian) n • christianitate

Christianity (the Christian faith) n • christianismo

christian-name n • nomine de baptismo

christian-name n • prenomine

christmas adj • de natal

christmas (father -) n • patre natal

christmas (merry -) interj • felice natal

christmas n • natal

christmas n • noel

christmas-card n • carta de natal

christmas-tree n • arbore de natal

Christopher Columbus [1446?-1506] n • Christophoro Columbo

chrom- (chromo-, chromat-, chromato-) (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom-

chrom- (chromo-, chromat-, chromato-) (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom- [-ma/-mat-]

chromat- (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom- [-ma/-mat-]

chromat- (color) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom-

chromate [Chem] n • chromato

chromatic (1. of color; 2. [Mus]) adj • chromatic

chromatic adj • chromatic

chromatics [Colorimetry] n • chromatica

chromatism (1. [Bot]; 2. [Opt]) n • chromatismo

chromato- (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom-

chromato- (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom- [-ma/-mat-]

chromatophore [Zool] n • chromatophoro (-tò-)

chromatophore [Zool] n • chromatophoro

chromatophorous, chromatophoric [Zool] adj • chromatophore

chrome (chromium) n • chromo

chrome plated adj • chromate

chromic [Chem] adj • chromic

chromium (chrome) n • chromo

chromium n • chromo

chromo (chromolithograph) n • chromo

chromo- (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom-

chromo- (color) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrom- [-ma/-mat-]

chromolithograph n • chromolithographia

chromolithograph n • chromolithographia (-ìa)

chromolithography n • chromolithographia

chromolithography n • chromolithographia (-ìa)

chromophore [Chem/Phys] n • chromophoro (-mò-)

chromophore [Chem/Phys] n • chromophoro

chromophorous adj • chromophore

chromophorous adj • chromophore (-mò-)

chromophotograph n • chromophotographia (-ìa)

chromophotograph n • chromophotographia

chromophotography n • chromophotographia (-ìa)

chromophotography n • chromophotographia

chromosome [Biol] n • chromosoma

chromosome n • chromasoma

chromosphere [Astron] n • chromosphera

chronic adj • chronic

chronic [Med] adj • chronic

chronic ailment n • infirmitate

chronic character, chronicity n • chronicitate

chronicity, chronic character n • chronicitate

chronicle n • chronica

chronicler n • chronista

chrono-, chron- (time) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chrono-

chronogram n • chronogramma

chronograph [Astron] n • chronographo (-ògrapho)

chronograph [Astron] n • chronographo

chronologer n • chronologo

chronologer n • chronologo (-òlogo)

chronological adj • chronologic

chronologically adv • chronologicamente

chronologist n • chronologista

chronology n • chronologia (-ìa)

chronology n • chronologia

chronometer n • chronometro (-òmetro)

chronometer n • chronometro

chronometry, measurement of time n • chronometria

chronometry, measurement of time n • chronometria (-ìa)

chrysalis n • chrysalide

chrysalis n • chrysalide (-àl-)

chrysanthemum n • chrysanthemo

chrysanthemum n • chrysanthemo (crisàntemo)

chryselephantine (of gold and ivory) adj • chryselephantin

chryso-, chrys- (gold) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • chryso-

chrysoberyl [Mineral] n • chrysoberyllo

chrysolith [Mineral] n • chrysolitho (-ò-)

chrysolith [Mineral] n • chrysolitho

chthon- (earth) [occurrig in derivatives and compounds] n • chthon-

chthonian adj • chthonie

chubby adj • rotunde

chuckle n • riso dulce

chuckle v • rider

chuckle v • rider (dulcemente)

chunk n • pecia

church adj • ecclesiastic

church n • ecclesia

church-of-england n • [Relig]

church-yard (cemetery) n • cemeterio

churlish, rude adj • malgratiose

churn n • apparato pro facer butyro

churn v • agitar

chute (plaything) n • glissatorio

chute (tube) n • canal

chutney n • chutney

chutney n • condimento de species

chutzpah (forwardness) n • chutspa

chutzpah (forwardness) n • braveria

chutzpah (forwardness) n • corage

Chuuk [Geog] n • Chuuk

cicada n • cicada

cicatrice, scar n • cicatrice

cicatricle, cicatricula n • cicatricula

cicatrization, healing n • cicatrisation

cicatrize, heal v • cicatrisar

cicatrizer, cicatrizant n • cicatrisante

Cicero [Rom. Hist] n • Ciceron

cicerone (Italian guide to Roman antiquities) n • cicerone

cicerone (Italian guide to Roman antiquities) n • cicerone [I]

Ciceronian adj • ciceronian

cider, hard cider n • cidra

cider n • cidra

cierge, wax candle (large) [Eccl] n • cereo

cigar n • cigarro

cigar case n • cigarriera

cigar maker or dealer n • cigarrero

cigar shop n • cigarreria (-ìa)

cigar shop n • cigarreria

cigar store, tobacconist's n • tabacheria

cigar store, tobacconist's n • tabacheria (-ìa)

cigarette n • cigaretta

cigarette n • cigarretta

cigarette-lighter n • accenditor

ciliary adj • ciliari

cinch, girth, cingle (saddle) n • cingula

cinch up, girt, girth v • cingular

cinchona (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian bark) n • cinchona

cinchona, quina, china (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian bark) n • quina

cinchona, quinaquina (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian bark) n • quinaquina

cinchona, quinquina (1. cinchona tree; 2. cinchona bark, peruvian bark) n • quinquina

cinchonine [Chem] n • cinchonina

cinchonism, quininism [Med] n • cinchonismo

cinchonism, quininism, quinism [Med] n • quininismo

cinchonism, quinism, quininism [Med] n • quinismo

cincmatography n • cinematographia (-ìa)

cincmatography n • cinematographia

cinder n • cinere

cine n • abbrev

cine-camera n • camera

cinema (1. motion pictures; 2. motion-picture theater) n • cinema

cinema, motion-picture theater n • cinematographo (-ò-)

cinema, motion-picture theater n • cinematographo

cinema, motion-picture theater n • cine

cinema n • cinema

cinemato-, cinemat-, cinemo-, kinemato-, kinemat-, kinemo- (motion) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cinema- [-ma/-mat-]

cinemato-, cinemat-, cinemo-, kinemato-, kinemat-, kinemo- (motion) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cinema-

cinematograph (motion-picture projector) n • cinematographo (-ò-)

cinematograph (motion-picture projector) n • cinematographo

cinematographic adj • cinematographic

cine-projector n • cinematographo

cinerary, for or pertaining to ashes adj • cinerari

cingle, cinch, girth (saddle) n • cingula

cinnamon n • cannella

cinnamon tree n • cannelliero

cinquefoil [Bot] n • cinquefolio

cinquefoil, potentilla [Bot] n • potentilla

cipher (put into secret writing) v • cifrar

circle (1. [Math]; 2. group of people held together by the same interests) n • circulo

circle n • circulo

circle, turn (circular course) n • gyro

circle v • circular

circuit (1. circuitous route; 2. [Elec]) n • circuito

circuit (1. circuitous route; 2. [Elec]) n • circuito (-ùito)

circuit, circuitous route, ambit n • ambito

circuit, circuitous route, ambit n • ambito (àm-)

circuit n • circuito

circuit v • circuir

circuition, going round n • circuition

circuitous adj • indirecte

circular (1. round like a circle; 2. as in circular letter) adj • circular

circular adj • circular

circular n • circular

circular, round, spherical adj • orbicular

circulate (go around) v • circular

circulate (send around from one to another) v • circular

circulate v • circular

circulation (action of going around) n • circulation

circulation (action of sending around from one person or place to another) n • circulation

circulation (be in -) v • haber curso

circulation (going round) n • circulation

circulation (of papers) n • tirage

circulatory adj • circulatori

circumcise v • circumcider

circumcise v • circumcider [-cid-/-cis-]

circumcised adj • circumcise

circumcision n • circumcision

circumcize v • circumcider

circumference n • circumferentia

circumferent, forming a circumference adj • circumferente

circumferential adj • circumferential

circumflex (1. to flex or bend round; 2. [Gram]) v • circumflecter

circumflex (1. to flex or bend round; 2. [Gram]) v • circumflecter [-flect-/-flex-]

circumflex [Gram] adj • circumflexe

circumflexion n • circumflexion

circumjacent, adjacent adj • circumvicin

circumlocution n • circumlocution

circumnavigate v • circumnavigar

circumnavigation n • circumnavigation

circumpolar adj • circumpolar

circumscribe (1. to draw a line around; 2. to limit, restrict) v • circumscriber [-scrib-/-script-]

circumscribe (1. to draw a line around; 2. to limit, restrict) v • circumscriber

circumscription n • circumscription

circumspect adj • circumspecte

circumspection n • circumspection

circumstance (condition or fact accompanying or determining the occurrence of an event, a situation, etc.) n • circumstantia

circumstance n • circumstantia

circumstantial adj • circumstantial

circumstantial (depending on circumstances) adj • circumstantial

circumstantially adv • circumstantialmente

circumvallate, surround with a rampart v • circumvallar

circumvallate, surrounded with a rampart adj • circumvallate (pp of circumvallar)

circumvallate, surrounded with a rampart adj • circumvallate

circumvallation [Fortif] n • circumvallation

circumvallation, rampart n • vallo

circumvallation, rampart n • vallation

circumvent (gain advantage over by trickery) v • circumvenir

circumvolution (rotation) n • circumvolution

circumvolve (perform a circumvolution) v • circumvolver [-volv-/-volut-]

circumvolve (perform a circumvolution) v • circumvolver

circus n • circo

cisalpine [Geog] adj • cisalpin

cismontane adj • cismontan

cistern n • cisterna

citadel n • citadella

citation (1. [Law] summons; 2. quotation) n • citation

citation n • citation

cite (1. [Law] summon) v • citar

cite v • citar

cither n • cithera (cì-)

cither n • cithera

citizen (1. [Hist] inhahitant of a city or town; 2. citizen of a country or state) n • cive

citizen n • citatano

citizen, national, subject (of a country) n • regnicola (-nì-)

citizen, national, subject (of a country) n • regnicola

citizen (person who is a member of a state or nation) n • citatano

citizenship, civism (principles of good) n • civismo

citizenship n • citatania

citizenship n • derecto de citatano

citrate [Chem] n • citrato

citric adj • citric

citron n • citro

Citrus [Bot] n • citro

city n • citate

city, town n • urbe

city planner n • urbanista

city planning, town planning n • urbanismo

civic adj • civic

civic (relating to citizenship) adj • civic

civil (1. having to do with citizens; 2. polite, courteous) adj • civil

civil adj • civil

civil-engineering n • ingenieria civil

civilian adj • civil

civilian n • civil

civility (politeness) n • civilitate

civilizable adj • civilisabile

civilization n • civilisation

civilize v • civilisar

civilizer n • civilisator

civil-servant n • functionario public

civil-service n • administration statal

civil-war n • guerra civil

civism, citizenship (principles of good) n • civismo

clad adj • [Techn]

clad (clothed) adj • vestite

claim (assert) v • asserer

claim (demand as one's due) v • reclamar

claim (demand for something due) n • reclamation

claim (demand) n • reclamation

claim (demand) v • reclamar

claim, exact, demand v • peter

claim (lay - to) v • pretender a

claim (right) n • pretension

claim back [Law] v • repeter

claimable adj • reclamabile

claimable, exigible adj • exigibile

claimant n • reclamator

clairvoyant adj • vidente

clam n • bivalvo

clamber v • scander

clammy adj • humide

clamor, clamour n • clamor

clamor, clamour v • critar

clamor (loud shout or shouting) n • clamor

clamorous adj • clamorose

clamp n • crampa

clamp, staple, clip, cramp n • crampa

clamp, staple, clip, cramp (together) v • crampar

clamp, tongs, pincers, nippers, vise n • tenalia

clamp v • crampar

clan n • clan

clandestine adj • clandestin

clandestineness n • clandestinitate

clang n • sono metallic

clang n • clanc

clang v • sonar como clanc

clank n • sono metallic

clank n • clanc

clank v • sonar como clanc

clap (applaud) v • applauder

clap (hands) v • batter le manos

clap n • colpo

claptrap n • nonsenso

claque [Theat] n • claque

claque [Theat] n • claque [F]

claret n • claretto

clarification (action of purifying) n • clarification

clarification n • clarification

clarifier n • clarificator

clarify (1. to clear, purify; 2. to explain) v • clarar

clarify (purify) v • clarificar

clarify v • clarar

clarinet n • clarinetto

clarinettist n • clarinettista

clarino, clarion [Mus] n • clarino

clarion, clarino [Mus] n • clarino

clarity, brightness n • nitor

clarity, clearness n • claritate

clarity n • claritate

clash n • conflicto

clash v • confliger

clasp, buckle, brooch n • fibula

clasp, buckle, brooch n • fibula (fì-)

clasp (embrace) v • imbraciar

clasp (fasten) v • stringer

clasp n • fibula

class (1. group of individuals or things of the same status) n • classe

class, classify v • classar

class n • classe

class of employees, body of employees, salariat n • salariato

classic adj • classic

classic, classical (1. of the first rank or authority; 2. belonging to Greek or Latin antiquity) adj • classic

classic n • classico

classic (writer or work of the first rank and of acknowledged excellence) n • classico

classical adj • classic

classically adv • classicamente

classicism (1. adherence to classical style; 2. classical turn of expression) n • classicismo

classicist [Lit/Art] n • classico

classifiable adj • classificabile

classification n • classification

classifier n • classificator

classify, class v • classar

classify v • classificar

classroom n • classe

classroom n • sala de classe

-clast (breaker, smasher) [occurring in compounds] n • -clasta?

clastic (1. as in clastic models; 2. [Petrography]) adj • clastic

clatter n • ruito

clatter v • facer ruito

clause [Gram] n • proposition

clause [Law] n • clausula

clause n • [Jur]

clause n • gram

claustrophobia n • claustrophobia

claustrophobia [Psychopathol] n • caustrophobia (-ìa)

claustrophobia [Psychopathol] n • caustrophobia

clavecin, harpsichord n • clavicymbalo (-cìm-)

clavecin, harpsichord n • clavicymbalo

clavichord n • chordio

clavicle, collar-bone n • clavicula

clavicular [Anat] adj • clavicular

clavier, keyboard n • claviero

claw n • ungula

claw (of a canine, feline, or bird) n • ungula (ùngula)

claw (of a canine, feline, or bird) n • ungula

clay, argil n • argilla

clay n • argilla

clayey adj • argillose

clay-pit n • argillaria

clealiness (cleanliness) n • nettitate

clealiness (cleanliness) n • munditia

clean adj • munde

clean, cleanse v • nettar

clean, polish, furbish (up) v • furbir

clean (remove dirt) v • nettar

clean (remove dirt) v • mundar

clean (remove stains) v • dismacular

clean, remove the stains from v • dismacular

clean of fleas v • expulicar

cleaner (1. professional cleaner; 2. spot remover, cleaning fluid) n • dismaculator

cleaner (office -) n • nettatrice

cleaner (person, fluid) n • dismaculator

cleaner (vacuum -) n • aspirator

cleaness (cleanliness) n • nettitate

cleaness (cleanliness) n • munditia

cleaning (dry -) n • lavage chimic

cleaning n • mundification

cleaning (of dirt) n • nettamento

cleaning (of stains) n • dismaculatura

cleaning, removal of spots n • dismaculatura

cleaning-fluid n • dismaculator

cleanliness, neatness, cleanness n • nettitate

cleanness, cleanliness n • munditia

cleanness, cleanliness, neatness n • nettitate

cleanse, clean v • nettar

cleanse, clear, depurate v • depurar

cleanse, purify v • mundificar

cleanse v • mundar

cleanse v • nettar

cleanse, wash v • lavar

cleanse, wash v • abluer

cleanse, wash v • abluer [-lu-/-lut-]

cleanser n • detersivo

cleansing, clearing, depuration n • depuration

cleansing, purification n • mundification

cleansing, washing (act of) n • lavamento

clear (1. free from impurities or cloudiness; 2. not obscure or vague) adj • clar

clear (1. to free from impurities; 2. to free from obligation) v • appurar

clear, depurate, cleanse v • depurar

clear (jump) vt • saltar

clear, lucid adj • lucide

clear (manifest) adj • clar

clear (of blame) v • disculpar

clear (of impurity) v • clarar

clear (of obstruction) v • liberar

clear, pure, neat adj • nitide

clear (pure) adj • clar

clear (the ear) adj • argute

clear (unobstructed) adj • libere

clear vi • clarar se

clear one's throat v • clarar se le gorga

clearance (customs -) n • disdoanamento

clearance (permission) n • permission

clearance (sale) n • liquidation

clear-away v • portar via

clear-cut adj • univoc

clearing [Commer] n • clearing [A]

clearing [Commer] n • clearing

clearing, depuration, cleansing n • depuration

clearing n • spatio libere

clearinghouse [Commer] n • clearinghouse

clearinghouse [Commer] n • clearinghouse [A]

clearness, clarity n • claritate

clearness, pureness, neatness n • nitiditate

clear-off (command) interj • foras de hic!

clear-off v • fugir

clear-sighted, discerning adj • clarividente

clear-sightedness, discernment n • clarividentia

clear-up (brighten) v • clarar se

clear-up (explain) v • elucidar

clear-up (explain) v • clarar

clear-up (tidy-up) v • regular

cleave, split v • finder [find-/fiss-]

cleave, split v • finder

clef (bass -) n • clave de basso

clef [Mus] n • clave

clef n • clave

clef (treble -) n • clave de violino

cleft, fissure n • fissura

clemency, grace, mercy n • mercede

clemency n • clementia

clement adj • clemente

clench v • serrar

clench-one's-fist v • serrar le pugno

clergy n • clero

clergyman, cleric n • clerico

clergyman n • clerico

cleric, clergyman n • clerico

cleric, priest n • tonsurato

clerical (of clergy) adj • clerical

clerical (pertaining to the clergy) adj • clerical

clerical rank, clericate n • clericato

clerical-error n • error de copista

clericalism n • clericalismo

clericate, clerical rank n • clericato

clerk (1. office worker; 2. sales clerk) n • commisso

clerk n • commisso

clever adj • habile

clever adj • intelligente

cleverness n • intelligentia

cleverness n • habilitate

cliché (1. mat, stereotype matrix; 2. trite phrase) n • cliché

cliché (1. mat, stereotype matrix; 2. trite phrase) n • cliché [F]

cliche n • cliche

click n • [Comp]

click n • tic-tac

click v • facer tic-tac

click (with mouse) v • cliccar

client (1. [Rom. Antiq]; 2. as in lawyer's client) n • cliente

client n • cliente

clientele (body of clients or customers) n • clientela

clientele n • clientela

cliff n • precipitio

climate n • climate

climatic adj • climatic

climatological adj • climatologic

climatology n • climatologia (-ìa)

climatology n • climatologia

climax (culminating point) n • culmine

climax n • culmine

climax [Rhet] n • gradation

climb, ascent n • montata

climb n • montata

climb n • ascension

climb v • scander [scand-/scans-;-scend-/-scens-]

climb v • montar

climb v • scander

climb v • ascender

climber n • alpinista

climber (social) n • arrivista

cling v • adherer

clinic (1. practical instruction of medical students at the bedside of a patient; 2. place for the medical treatment of certain people or diseases) n • clinica

clinic n • clinica

clinical adj • clinic

clinical (used or performed in a sickroom) adj • clinic

clinically adv • clinicamente

clink n • clinc

clink n • sono metallic

clink, tinkle, jingle v • tintinnar

clink v • sonar como clinc

clinking, tinkling, jingling (action of) n • tintinnamento

clinkstone, phonolite n • phonolitho (-nò-)

clinkstone, phonolite n • phonolitho

clinometer n • clinometro

clinometer n • clinometro (-ò-)

clip, cramp, clamp, staple n • crampa

clip, cramp, clamp, staple (together) v • crampar

clip (cut) v • tonder

clip n • crampa

clip, shear v • tonder

clip, shear v • tonder [tond-/tons-]

clip (use clip) v • crampar

clipper, shearer (one who shears, clips) n • tonsor

clipping, cutting, shred n • retalio

clipping etc., shearing (act of) n • tonsura

clique, coterie n • clique

clique, coterie n • clique [F]

clitoris n • clitoride

cloaca (1. sewer; 2. [Zool]) n • cloaca

cloaca (1. sewer; 2. [Zool]) n • cloaca (-à-)

cloacal adj • cloacal

cloak, coat, mantle n • mantello

cloak n • mantello

cloakroom, checkroom n • vestiario

cloakroom n • vestiario

clock n • horologio

clock (o' -) n • hora, horas

clock (pendulum -) n • pendula

clock-hand n • flecha

clockmaker, watchmaker n • horologiero

clockmaker's store, watchmaker's n • horologieria (-ìa)

clockmaker's store, watchmaker's n • horologieria

clockmaking, watchmaking n • horologieria (-ìa)

clockmaking, watchmaking n • horologieria

clock-off v • registrar su partita

clock-on v • registrar su arrivata

clockwise adv • in senso horologic

clockwork n • mechanismo de horologieria

clog n • calceo de ligno

clog v • obstruer

cloister (1. covered passage running around the inner court of a monastery; 2. convent or monastery) n • claustro

cloister n • clausura

cloister v • claustrar

cloistral adj • claustral

close (1. to shut, stop up; 2. to bring to an end) v • clauder

close (1. to shut, stop up; 2. to bring to an end) v • clauder [claud-/claus-;-clud-/-clus-]

close adv/prep • presso

close, closed adj • clause

close (intimate) adj • intime

close (near) adj • proxime

close, reticent, reserved adj • concentrate (pp of concentrar)

close, reticent, reserved adj • concentrate

close, secretive adj • secrete

close v • clauder

close v • clauder (se)

close, very near adj • proxime (pròx-)

close, very near adj • proxime

close scrutiny, careful examination n • perscrutation

close tightly (together) v • serrar

closed adj • clause

closed, close adj • clause

closed bookcase n • bibliotheca

close-down v • clauder

close-down v • clauder (se)

close-fitting adj • stricte

closeness n • proximitate

closeness n • strictessa

closet n • cabinetto

closet n • armario

close-up adv • presso

close-up v • serrar

close-up v • serrar (se)

closure n • clausura

closure [Parl] v • clausurar

clot n • grumo

clot vi • coagular

cloth, fabric n • tela

cloth, fabric (woven) n • texito

cloth (fabric, material) n • drappo

cloth (fabric) n • drappo

cloth (piece) n • panno

cloth (piece of material) n • panno

cloth (small piece of material, as rag, handkerchief, kerchief, etc.) n • pannello

clothe, attire v • inrobar

clothe (endow or invest) v • revestir

clothe v • vestir

clothes, apparel, clothing n • vestitura

clothes n • vestimentos

clothes (suit of) n • habito

clothes (suit of) n • habito (hà-)

clothes-brush n • brossa pro vestimentos

clothes-dryer n • siccator

clothes-line n • corda pro extender le pannos lavate

clothes-peg n • cavilia de pannos lavate

clothing, clothes, apparel n • vestitura

clothing, clothes n • roba

clothing n • vestimentos

clotted adj • grumose

cloud n • nube

cloud (storm -) n • nubilo

cloud-bringing, nubiferous adj • nubifere

cloud-burst n • pluvia subite torrential

cloudy adj • nubilose

cloudy (covered with clouds) adj • nubilose

clove n • clavo

clove pink, gillyflower n • caryophyllo

clove pink, gillyflower n • caryophyllo (-riò-)

cloven, split adj • fisse

cloven-footed, fissiped adj • fissipede

cloven-footed, fissiped adj • fissipede (-ìpede)

clover n • trifolio

clover, trefoil [Bot] n • trifolio

clown n • paleasso

clown n • clown A]

clown n • clown

clownish adj • clownesc

club (as in tennis club, literary club, etc.) n • club

club (as in tennis club, literary club, etc.) n • club [A]

club, card of the suit of clubs [Cards] n • trifolio

club, cudgel n • fuste

club (cudgel) n • fuste

club (society) n • club

club v • fustigar

club member n • clubista

club or group (literary artistic, etc.) n • cenaculo

club-together v • quotisar se

cluck (chicken noise) n • cloc

cluck (flip-flop sound) n • sono palmate

cluck (flip-flop sound) n • clac

cluck v • sonar como clac

clue n • indicio

clump (- together) v • gregar

clump (- together) v • gruppar

clump (of earth) n • bloco

clump (trees) n • gruppo

clumsiness, unskilfulness n • inhabilitate

clumsy adj • inhabile

clumsy, unskilful adj • inhabile

clunk interj • clanc!

clunk interj • sono metallic

clunk v • sonar metallic como clanc

clunker [Amer] n • carro vetule

cluster (group) n • gruppo

cluster (of fruit, flowers) n • racemo

cluster, raceme [Bot] n • racemo

cluster v • gruppar

cluster v • gregar (se)

cluster v • gruppar (se)

cluster v • gregar

cluster pine, sea pine, pinaster n • pinastro

clustershaped, racemiform adj • racemiforme

clutch, grasp, seize v • impugnar

clutch (grip) n • prisa

clutch n • Mech]

clutch v • sasir

clutter n • incombramento

clutter v • incombrar

clyster, enema, injection n • clyster

clyster, syringe [Med] n • irrigator

cnt (insult, whore) n • puta

cnt (insult, whore) n • putana!

cnt n • cuneo

coach, car, carriage n • cochi (-sh-)

coach, car, carriage n • cochi

coach (carriage) n • cochi

coach (carriage) n • carrossa

coach (for tourists) n • autocar

coach (large closed carriage) n • carrossa

coach (sport) n • trainator

coach, tutor n • repetitor

coach (tutor) n • repetitor

coach v • maestrar

coach v • trainar

coachbuilder n • carrossero

coachman, driver n • cochiero (-sh-)

coachman, driver n • cochiero

coachman n • carrossero

coadjutant adj • coadjuvante

coadjutor (1. coadjutant; 2. [Eccl]) n • coadjutor

coagulable adj • coagulabile

coagulant n • coagulo

coagulant n • coagulante

coagulate (cause to coagulate) v • coagular

coagulate v • coagular

coagulation n • coagulation

coagulator n • coagulator

coagulum n • coagulo

coal n • carbon

coal tar n • coaltar [A]

coal tar n • coaltar

coaldealer, charcoaldealer n • carbonero

coalesce (grow together) v • coalescer

coalescence n • coalescentia

coalition n • coalition

coalmerchant n • carbonero

coalmine n • carboniera

coalminer n • minator de carbon

coalpit n • carboniera

coarse (1. not fine; 2. rude, not refined) adj • grossier

coarse (1. not fine; 2. unrefined, gross) adj • indelicate

coarse adj • grossier

coarse adj • vulgar

coarseness (1. quality of being coarse, not fine; 2. grossness) n • indelicatessa

coarseness n • grosseria

coarseness, rudeness n • grosseria (-ìa)

coarseness, rudeness n • grosseria

coarseness, vulgarity n • trivialitate

coast adj • litoral

coast, littoral litoral adj • litoral

coast n • litore

coast n • costa

coast, seashore n • costa

coast v • costear

coast along, sail along (the coast) v • costear

coast guard (sman) n • guardacostas

coastal adj • costari

coaster n • costeator

coastguard n • guardacostas

coastline n • litoral

coat (clothing) n • mantello

coat, jacket n • jachetta

coat, jacket n • jaco

coat, mantle, cloak n • mantello

coat (of animal) n • pilo

coat (of mud) n • revestimento

coat (of paint) n • application

coat v • revestir

coat of arms, blazon n • blason

coat of arms, escutcheon n • scuto

coat with zinc, zinc v • zincar

coat-hanger n • portamantello

coating, facing, covering (of a wall bank) n • revestimento

coat-of-arms n • insignia nobiliari

coax v • persuader

coaxial adj • coaxial

cob (of corn) n • spica

cob (swan) n • cygno mascule

cobalt n • cobalt (cò-)

cobalt n • cobalt

cobaltic adj • cobaltic

cobaltiferous adj • cobaltifere

cobbler n • reparator de scarpas

Coblenz n • Koblenz [G]

Coblenz n • Coblenz (cò-)

Coblenz n • Koblenz

Coblenz n • Coblenz

cobra n • cobra

cobweb n • tela de aranea

coca n • coca

Coca-Cola (softdrink trademark) n • Coca-Cola

cocaine n • cocaina (-ìna)

cocaine n • cocaina

cocaine addict n • cocainomano (-ò-)

cocaine addict n • cocainomano

cocaine habit n • cocainomania

cocaine habit n • cocainomania (-ìa)

cocainism n • cocainismo

cocainization n • cocainisation

cocainize v • cocainisar

cocco-, cocc- (grain, seed, berry) [occurring in compounds] n • cocco-

cochineal n • cochinilia

cochineal n • cochinilia (-sh-)

cochineal insect n • cochinilia (-sh-)

cochineal insect n • cochinilia

cochlea [Anat] n • cochlea, coclea

cochlea [Anat] n • coclea, cochlea

Cochlearia [Bot] n • coclearia, cochlearia

Cochlearia [Bot] n • cochlearia, coclearia

cochleate, cochleated (shaped like a snail shell) adj • cochleate, cocleate

cochleate, cochleated (shaped like a snail shell) adj • cocleate, cochleate

cock (poultry) n • gallo

cock, rooster n • gallo

cock [Slang] n • penis

cock [Slang] n • pene

cock (tap) n • alvula

cockade n • cocarda

cockerel, chicken n • galletto

cockle n • bivalvo marin

cockle n • cardio

cockpit n • cabina del pilota

cockroach n • blatta

cocktail n • cocktail

cocktail n • cocktail [A]

cocky adj • arrogante

cocky adj • vanitose

coco (coconut palm) n • coco

cocoa n • cacao

cocoa n • cacao(-ào)

coconut n • coco

coconut palm (coco) n • coco

cocoon [F] n • cocon

cocoon n • cocon

cod [Zool] n • gado

coda [Mus] n • coda [I]

coda [Mus] n • coda

code (1. body of laws; 2. conventional system of rules, symbols, etc.) n • codice (cò-)

code (1. body of laws; 2. conventional system of rules, symbols, etc.) n • codice

code (binary -) n • codice binari

code [Comp] n • codice

code [Comp] n • codification

code n • codice

code (source -) v • programmation in codice

codefendant n • coaccusato

codeine n • codeina

coder [Comp] n • codificator

codex (manuscript volume) n • codice

codex (manuscript volume) n • codice (cò-)

codex n • codice de scriptura

codex n • codice de lege

codex (pharmacopoeia) n • codice

codex (pharmacopoeia) n • codice (cò-)

codfish (gade) n • gado

codicil [Law] n • codicillo

codification n • codification

codifier n • codificator

codify v • codificar

co-education n • coeducation

coeducation n • coeducation

coefficient [Math] n • coefficiente

coenurus [Zool] n • cenuro

coerce, compel v • coager [-ag-/-act-]

coerce, compel v • coercer

coerce, compel v • coager

coerce v • coercer

coerce v • coager

coercibility, coercibleness n • coercibilitate

coercible adj • coercibile

coercion, compulsion n • coaction

coercion, compulsion n • coercition

coercion n • coaction

coercion n • coercion

coercive adj • coercitive

coetaneous adj • coetanee

coeternal adj • coeterne

coeternity n • coeternitate

coexist v • coexister

coexistence n • coexistentia

coexistent adj • coexistente

coffee n • caffe

coffee-bar n • caffe

coffee-bean n • grano de caffe

coffeehouse, café n • café

coffeehouse, café n • café [F]

coffee-house n • café

coffee-house n • cafetiera, caffetiera

coffee-house n • caffetiera, cafetiera

coffeehouse keeper n • caffetero

coffee-pot n • cafetiera, caffetiera

coffee-pot n • caffetiera, cafetiera

coffeepot n • caffetiera

coffee-table n • tabula de caffe

coffer, casket, chest n • coffro

coffer (lock up in a coffer, chest, etc.) v • incoffrar

coffin, casket n • cassa

coffin n • cassa

coffin n • sarcophago (-ò-)

coffin n • sarcophago

cog n • pinnion

cogitate v • cogitar

cogitation n • cogitation

cognac n • cognac

Cognac n • Cognac

Cognac n • Cognac [F]

cognate (1. kinsman; 2. relative on the mother's side) [Law] n • cognato

cognate adj • cognate

cognation [Law] n • cognation

cognition [Philos] n • cognition

cognitive adj • cognitive

cognizable, cognoscible, knowable adj • cognoscibile

cognoscible, knowable, cognizable adj • cognoscibile

coguardian, cotutor [Law] n • cotutor

cohabit v • cohabitar

cohabitation n • cohabitation

coheir n • cohereditario

cohere, be coherent v • coherer

cohere, be coherent v • coherer [-her-/-hes-]

cohere v • coherer

coherence n • coherentia

coherent adj • coherente

coherent adj • coherente (ppr of coherer)

coherer [Radio] n • cohesor

coherer [Radio] n • coheritor

cohesion n • cohesion

cohesive adj • cohesive

cohort [Rom. Antiq] n • cohorte

coiffeur, barber, wigmaker, hairdresser n • perrucchero

coil [Elec] • bobina

coil, roll, roll up v • inrolar

coil (roll up) vt • inrolar

coil (spiral) n • spira

coil v • [Elec]

coil vi • serpentar

coil, wind, spool v • bobinar

coiling, winding, spooling (act of) n • bobinage (-àje)

coiling, winding, spooling (act of) n • bobinage

coin, mint v • cunear

coin, money n • numisma

coin, money n • numisma [-ma/-mat-]

coin n • numisma

coin v • cunear

coinage (coining, minting) n • cuneage (-aje)

coinage (coining, minting) n • cuneage

coincide, harmonize v • congruer

coincide v • coincider

coincidence n • coincidentia

coincident adj • coincidente

coincidental adj • coincidental

coincidentally adv • coincidentalmente

coiner n • cuneator

coining, minting n • monetage

coining, minting n • monetage (-aje)

Coke (Coca-Cola trademark) n • Coca-Cola

coke (cocaine) n • cocaina

coke n • coke [A]

coke n • coke

cola n • cola

colander n • colo

colbaltite [Mineral] n • cobaltite

cold adj • frigide

cold (catch a -) vt • prender frigido

cold, coldness, coolness n • frigor

cold, coldness n • frigido

cold (coldness) n • frigor

cold (coldness) n • frigido

cold (feel -) v • haber frigido

cold, frigid (not warm) adj • frigide

cold (have a -) v • rheumatisar se

cold (illness) n • rheuma

cold, rheum, catarrh n • rheuma [-ma/-mat-]

cold, rheum, catarrh n • rheuma

cold (the weather is -) v. phr • il face frigido

cold cream [Cosmetics] n • cold-cream

cold cream [Cosmetics] n • cold-cream [A]

coldness, cold n • frigido

coldness, coolness, cold n • frigor

coldness, frigidness n • frigiditate

coleo- (sheath) [occurring in compounds] n • coleo-

coleopter, beetle [Entom] n • coleoptero (-òp-)

coleopter, beetle [Entom] n • coleoptero

coleopterous [Entom] adj • coleoptere

colic, colonic adj • colic

colic n • colica

Coliseum, Colosseum n • Colosseo (-éo)

Coliseum, Colosseum n • Colosseo

colitis n • colitis

colitis n • colitis (-ìtis)

collaborate v • collaborar

collaboration n • collaboration

collaborator n • collaborator

collapse, break down v • collaber

collapse, break down v • collaber [-lab/-laps-]

collapse, breakdown [Med] n • collapso

collapse n • collapso

collapse vi • collaber

collapsible adj • dismontabile

collar [Clothing] n • collo

collar n • collo

collar, necklace (band, chain or the like, worn around the neck) n • collar

collar-bone, clavicle n • clavicula

collarbone n • jugulo

collarbone n • clavicula

collateral (1. side by side; 2. of common descent but by different line) adj • collateral

colleague n • collega

collect (as in to collect stamps) v • colliger [-lig-/-lect-]

collect (as in to collect stamps) v • colliger

collect [Liturg] n • collecta

collect (make a collection of) v • recolliger [-lig-/-lect-]

collect (make a collection of) v • recolliger

collect, perceive (taxes, rents, etc.) v • perciper [-cip-/-cept-]

collect, perceive (taxes, rents, etc.) v • perciper

collect vi • ammassar se

collect vt • colliger

collect booty v • butinar

collection (act of collecting money for a particular purpose) n • collecta

collection [Eccl] n • questa

collection (mass) n • massa

collection, receipt (of taxes, rents, etc.) n • perception

collection (things collected) n • collection

collection of medals n • medaliario

collective (1. collective whole; 2. [Gram] collective noun) n • collectivo

collective adj • collective

collective n • collective

collectivism n • collectivismo

collectivist n • collectivista

collectivity (1. quality of being collective; 2. collective whole) n • collectivitate

collector (1. one who collects stamps, books, prints, etc.; 2. official who collects taxes, duties, etc.) n • collector

collector n • collector

collector (of a bill, check, etc.) n • incassator

college (as in college of cardinals) n • collegio

college n • collegio

collegial, collegiate adj • collegial

collegiate, collegial adj • collegial

collide v • collider [-lid-/-lis-]

collide v • collider

collide with, strike v • impinger [-ping-/-pact-]

collide with, strike v • impinger

collide-with v • impinger

collision (1. crash; 2. clash, conflict) n • collision

collision n • collision

collocate v • collocar

collocation n • collocation

collodion [Chem] n • collodio

colloid adj • colloide

colloid n • colloide

colloidal adj • colloidal

colloquial adj • colloquial

colloquialism n • colloquialismo

colloquially adv • colloquialmente

colloquy (conversation) n • colloquio

collude v • colluder [-lud /-lus-]

collude v • colluder

colluding, collusive adj • collusive

collusion [Law] n • collusion

collusion n • collusion

collusive, colluding adj • collusive

Cologne n • Colonia

Colombia (Columbia) n • Columbia

Colombia [Geog] n • Colombia

Colombian, Columbian adj • columbian

colon [Anat] n • colon

colon (punctuation) n • duo punctos

colonel n • colonello

colonel n • colonnello

colonial adj • colonial

colonialism n • colonialismo

colonic, colic adj • colic

colonist n • colono

colonist n • colonisator

colonist, settler n • colono

colonizable adj • colonisabile

colonization n • colonisation

colonize (establish a colony in) v • colonisar

colonize v • colonisar

colonizer n • colonisator

colonnade n • colonnada

colonnade n • columnada

colony (1. settlement in a new country; 2. as in artists' colony) n • colonia

colony n • colonia

color (1. as in the colors of the rainbow; 2. coloring matter, paint) n • color

color, colour n • color

color, colour v • colorar

color (give color to) v • colorar

color, hue [Pharm] (tincture) n • tinctura

color ash-gray v • cinerar

color or imbue with pigment v • pigmentar

color photography, photochromy n • photochromia (-ìa)

color photography, photochromy n • photochromia

coloration n • coloration

color-blind adj • daltonian

colorful n • pictoresc

coloring [Art] n • colorito

coloring matter, dye n • tinctura

colorist n • colorista

colorless, uncolored adj • incolor

colossal adj • colossal

Colosseum, Coliseum n • Colosseo (-éo)

Colosseum, Coliseum n • Colosseo

colossus n • colosso

colt n • pullo

coltsfoot, coughwort [Bot] n • tussilagine

columbarium [Rom. Antiq] n • columbario

Columbia (America) n • Columbia

Columbian (American) adj • columbian

Columbian, Colombian adj • columbian

columbine [Bot] n • aquilegia

columbine, dove adj • columbin

Columbine [Theat] n • Columbina

columbite [Mineral] n • columbite

column (1. [Arch]; 2. [Mil]) n • colonna

column (1. [Arch]; 2. [Print]; 3. [Mil]) n • columna

column (in newspaper) n • chronica

column (part of newspaper devoted to a special subject) [Journ] n • chronica

column (pillar) n • columna

column (pillar) n • colonna

column (spinal -) n • columna vertebral

columnist n • chronista

columnist n • jornalista

coma n • coma

coma n • coma [-ma/-mat-]

comatose adj • comatose

comb (clean with a comb) v • pectinar

comb (for hair) n • pectine

comb (of bird) n • cresta

comb [Toilet] n • pectine

comb v • pectinar

comb case, comb holder n • pectiniera

comb factory n • pectineria (-ìa)

comb factory n • pectineria

comb holder, comb case n • pectiniera

comb one's hair v • pectinar se

combat, fight n • combatto

combat, fight with v • combatter

combat n • combatto

combat v • combatter

combatant n • combattente

combative adj • combattive

combativeness n • combattivitate

combinable adj • combinabile

combination n • combination

combinatory adj • combinatori

combine (cause to combine) v • combinar

combine, conjoin, unite v • conjunger [-jung-/junct-]

combine, conjoin, unite v • conjunger

combine n • association

combine v • combinar

combine v • combinar (se)

combmaker n • pectinero

comburent [Chem] adj • comburente

comburent [Chem] adj • comburente (ppr of comburer)

combustibility, accensibility, inflammability n • accensibilitate

combustibility n • combustibilitate

combustible, accensible, inflammable adj • accensibile

combustible adj • combustibile

combustible (capable of undergoing combustion) adj • combustibile

combustible, inflammable adj • accendibile

combustible n • combustibile

combustion [Chem] n • combustion

combustion, ignition (state of) n • ignition

combustion n • combustion

combustion (process of burning) n • combustion

combustion (violent agitation, tumult) n • combustion

combustive adj • combustive

come v • venir

come v • venir [ven-/vent-]

come again v • revenir

come back, return v • revenir

come running, rush up v • accurrer

come to life again, revive v • reviviscer

come to pass, happen v • evenir

come to pass, happen v • advenir [-ven-/-vent-]

come to pass, happen v • evenir [-ven-/-vent-]

come to pass, happen v • advenir

come together, convene v • convenir

come together, convene v • convenir [-ven-/-vent-]

come-about v • evenir

come-across (cross) v • transversar

come-across (meet) v • incontrar

come-after v • sequer

come-after v • succeder

come-back n • retorno

come-back v • revenir

comedian (1. actor in a comedy; 2. author of comedies) n • comediano

comedian (an actor who plays comedy) n • comico

comedian n • comediano

comedian n • comedo

comedy n • comedia

come-in v • entrar

come-in v • entrar (in)

come-in-for v • recipe

come-into-sight v • apparer

come-near v • approchar se

come-off (detach) v • distaccar se

come-off (succeed) v • succeder

come-out v • sortir

come-round v • reprender le sensos

comestible, edible, eatable adj • comestibile

comet n • cometa

cometary adj • cometari

come-to-an-agreement v • poner se de accordo

come-together v • convenir

come-undone v • disfacer se

comfort (1. consolation; 2. ease of circumstances, sufficiency) n • conforto

comfort, console (again) v • reconfortar

comfort, console v • consolar

comfort, console v • confortar

comfort, convenience, handiness n • commoditate

comfort n • conforto

comfort v • confortar

comfortable adj • confortabile

comfortable (affording tranquil enjoyment and content) adj • confortabile

comfortable, suitable, handy, convenient adj • commode

comfortable, suitable, handy, convenient adj • commode (cò-)

comforted, consoled adj • consolate

comforted, consoled adj • consolate (pp of consolar)

comforter, consoler n • consolator

comforting, consolatory adj • consolatori

comforting, consoling (action of) n • confortation

comfrey, consolida [Bot] n • consolida (-sò-)

comfrey, consolida [Bot] n • consolida

comic (1. pertaining to comedy; 2. comical) adj • comic

comic adj • comic

comic (comedian) n • comico

comic (pictures) n • magazin (in designos)

comic (pictures) n • magazin

comical adj • comic

comical, droll adj • burlesc

comically adv • comicamente

Cominform n • Kominform

Cominform n • Kominform [R]

coming n • venita

coming after, following adj • postere

Comintern n • Komintern

Comintern n • Komintern [R]

comital, of an earl or count adj • contal

comma (1. [Typog]; 2. [Mus]) n • comma

comma [Gram] n • virgula

comma (in inverted -s, in quotes) prep. phr • inter virgulettas

comma n • virgula

comma n • comma

comma (put a) v • virgular

command (1. act of commanding; 2. power to command; 3. body of troops under a commander) n • commando

command (1. to give an order to; 2. to have authority or power over) v • commandar

command n • commando

command, order n • mandato

command v • commandar

commandeer adj • requisitionar

commandeer, requisition v • requisitionar

commander [Army, Navy] n • commandante

commander n • commandante

commander (one who exercises authority) n • commandator

commander-in-chief n • commandante supreme

commandment n • commandamento

commandments (the ten -) n • commandamentos (le dece - )

commandments (the ten -) n • commandamentos

commeasurable, commensurable [Math] adj • commensurabile

commeasure v • commensurar

commemorate v • commemorar

commemoration n • commemoration

commemorative adj • commemorative

commemorative adj • memorative

commence v • comenciar

commencement n • comenciamento

commend (praise) v • commendar

commend v • commendar

commendable adj • commendabile

commendation n • commendation

commendation (praise) n • commendation

commensurability n • commensurabilitate

commensurable, commeasurable [Math] adj • commensurabile

commensuration n • commensuration

comment, criticism n • commento

comment n • commento

comment v • commentar

comment on, upon (1. to annotate; 2. to criticize, make comments on) v • commentar

commentary n • commentario

commentary (series of annotations on a text) n • commentario

commentator, explainer n • explicator

commentator n • commentator

commentator (writer of a commentary on a text) n • commentator

comments (malicious talk) n • commentario

commerce (1. trade, business; 2. intercourse, dealings) n • commercio

commerce n • commercio

commerce, traffic, trade n • traffico

commerce, traffic, trade n • traffico (trà-)

commercial adj • commercial

commercialism n • commercialismo

commercialization n • commercialisation

commercialize v • commercialisar

commercially adv • commercialmente

commercial-traveler, -veller n • commisso viagiator

commingle, mix up, immix v • immiscer [-mise-/-mixt-]

commingle, mix up, immix v • immiscer

commiserate, pity v • commiserar

commiserate v • commiserar

commiseration n • commiseration

commissar n • commissario

commissar [U.S.S.R] n • commissar

commissar v • commissario

commissariat n • commissariato

commissary, commissioner n • commissario

commission (1. charge; 2. pro rata remuneration; 3. body of persons charged with some specified function) n • commission

commission (commission someone to do something) v • commissionar

commission n • commission

commission v • commissionar

commission agent n • commissionero

commissioner, commissary n • commissario

commissioner n • commissario

commissioner's position, commissary's position, tenure, bureau n • commissariato

commissioning (of a ship) n • armamento

commissure n • commissura

commit (1. to entrust; 2. to perpetrate) v • committer [-mitt-/-miss-]

commit (1. to entrust; 2. to perpetrate) v • committer

commit v • committer

commit a sin, sin v • peccar

commit a wrong, transgress v • delinquer

commit a wrong, transgress v • delinquer [-linqu-/-lict-]

commit adultery v • adulterar

commit anachronisms, anachronize v • anachronisar

commit incest v • incestar

commit piracy, pirate v • piratar

commit-adultery v • adulterar

commit-a-sin v • peccar

commit-oneself v • fider se

committee n • consilio

committee n • committee [A]

committee n • committee

commixture n • commixtion

commodatum, commodate [Law] n • commodato

commodity n • mercantia

commodore (officer's rank in certain navies, with functions varying from nation to nation) n • commodore [A]

commodore (officer's rank in certain navies, with functions varying from nation to nation) n • commodore

common (1. common to more than one; 2. ordinary, prevalent, etc.) adj • commun

common (customary) adj • commun

common (house of -s) n • camera del communes

common (house of -s) n • camera inferior

common n • prato commun

common (ordinary) adj • commun

common (ordinary) adj • ordinari

common people, vulgus n • vulgo

commonly, usually, for the most part adv • plurimo

commonly, usually, for the most part adv • plurimo (plù-)

commonly, vulgarly adv • vulgo [L]

commonly, vulgarly adv • vulgo

common-market n • mercato commun

commonplace adj • ordinari

commonplace n • loco commun

common-sense n • senso commun

commonwealth n • confederation

commonwealth n • republica

commonwealth, state n • republica (-pù-)

commonwealth, state n • republica

commotion n • commotion

commotion, tremor, agitation (violent physical or mental disturbance) n • commotion

communal adj • communal

communally adv • communalmente

Communard n • communardo

commune [Admin/Pol] n • communa

commune n • communa

commune v • conferer

communicable (that can be communicated by speech or writing) adj • communicabile

communicableness n • communicabilitate

communicant (eccles) n • communicante

communicant (informer) n • informator

communicate (1. to impart, transmit; 2. to interchange thoughts, ideas, etc. by speech or writing; 3. to receive Holy Communion) v • communicar

communicate, impart (direction, motion) v • imprimer

communicate, impart (direction, motion) v • imprimer [-prim-/-press-]

communicate v • communicar (se)

communicate v • communicar

communication (1. act of imparting, transmitting; 2. interchange of thoughts, ideas /by speech or writing; 3. verbal or written message) n • communication

communication n • communication

communication cord (rr) n • cordon de communication

communicative adj • commmunicative

communicative, talkative adj • communicative

communicator n • communicator

communion (holy -) n • sancte communion

communion n • communion

communique n • communicato

communiqué n • communicato

communism n • communismo

communist adj • communista

communist n • communista

community (1. community of interest, ideas, etc.; 2. [Sociol/Pol]) n • communitate

community n • communitate

commutability n • commutabilitate

commutable adj • commutabile

commutation (1. exchange) n • commutation

commutative (as in commutative contract) adj • commutative

commutator, change-over switch [Elec] n • commutator

commutator [Elec] n • collector

commute (1. to change, exchange; 2. [Law]; 3. [Elec] commutate) v • commutar

commute (change) v • commutar

commute (travel) v • viagiar con abonamento

commute (travel) v • viagiar omne die

commuter n • abonato

commuter n • viagiator quotidian

Comoros [Geog] n • Le Comoros

compact adj • compacte

compact, consolidate, condense v • compactar

compact, dense adj • compacte

compact n • pacto

companion (1. associate, fellow; 2. anything that matches or goes with another in kind, size, etc.) n • companion

companion n • companion

companionship n • compania

company (1. companionhip; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose; 3. [Mil]) n • compania (-ìa)

company (1. companionhip; 2. group of people joined together for some purpose; 3. [Mil]) n • compania

company n • compania

comparability n • comparabilitate

comparable adj • comparabile

comparative adj • comparative

comparative n • comparativo

compare (as in to compare two books) v • comparar

compare, liken v • assimilar

compare v • conferer

compare v • comparar

comparison, likening n • assimilation

comparison n • comparation

compartment (1. division, partition, etc.; 2. [R.R.]) n • compartimento

compartment n • compartimento

compass (1. pair of compasses; 2. [Naut]) n • compasso

compass (instrument showing magnetic meridian) n • bussola

compass (instrument showing magnetic meridian) n • bussola (bù-)

compass n • bussola

compass (pair of -es) n • compasso

compassion (feel -) v • for compatir a

compassion n • compassion

compassion, pity, mercy n • misericordia

compassionate adj • pietose

compassionate adj • misericorde

compassionate, sympathizing, merciful adj • misericorde

compatibility n • compatibilitate

compatible adj • compatibile

compatriot n • compatriota

compearance, appearance in court n • comparition

compel (1. to drive together; 2. to urge with force) v • compeller

compel (1. to drive together; 2. to urge with force) v • compeller [-pell-/-puls-]

compel, coerce v • coager [-ag-/-act-]

compel, coerce v • coager

compel, coerce v • coercer

compel, force v • compulsar

compel, necessitate, force (make necessary) v • necessitar

compel v • compeller

compendious, summarized adj • compendiose

compendium n • compendio

compenetrate v • compenetrar

compenetration n • compenetration

compensable (that can be counterbalanced or compensated for) adj • compensabile

compensate (1. to counterbalance; 2. to recompense) v • compensar

compensate v • compensar

compensate v • indemnisar

compensating, compensatory adj • compensatori

compensation (1. action of counterbalancing; 2. recompense) n • compensation

compensation n • indemnitate

compensation n • compensation

compensator n • compensator

compensatory, compensating adj • compensatori

compete v • competer

compete v • concurrer [-curr-/-curs-]

compete v • concurrer

competence n • competentia

competence, qualification, ability (adequate) n • sufficientia

competence (qualification for some specific work, activity, etc.) n • competentia

competent adj • competente

competent (qualified) adj • competente

competent (suitable, proper) adj • competente

competing adj • concurrente

competing, rival adj • rival

competition, contest n • concurso

competition n • concurrentia

competition n • competition

competition, rivalry n • concurrentia

competitive adj • competitive

competitive examination n • concurso

competitor n • competitor

competitor n • concurrente

competitor, rival n • concurrente

competitor, rival n • rival

compilation n • compilation

compile v • compilar

compile the nomenclature of v • nomenclar

compiler n • compilator

complacency n • complacentia

complacent adj • complacente

complain v • planger se

complain v • querelar

complaint (1. utterance of grievance; 2. [Law]) n • querela

complaint n • plancto

complaint n • querela

complaisance n • complacentia

complaisant, accommodating adj • complacente

complement n • complemento

complement (that which completes) n • complemento

complement, to make complete v • complementar

complementary adj • complementari

complete adj • complete

complete v • completar

complete v • compler

complete, whole adj • integral

completed, finished adj • clause

completely adv • completemente

completing, completory adj • completori

completion n • completamento

completion n • completion

completive adj • completive

completory, completing adj • completori

complex (1. complex whole; 2. [Psychol]) n • complexo

complex (1. composite; 2. intricate) adj • complexe

complex adj • complexe

complex n • complexo

complexion n • carnation

complexion, skin coloring n • carnation

complexity, intricacy n • complexitate

compliance n • conformitate

compliance n • accordo

complicate v • complicar

complicated adj • complicate (pp of complicar)

complicated adj • complicate

complication, hindrance n • trica

complication, intrication, intricacy n • intrication

complication n • complication

complication; 2. intrigue, intricacy (underhand plotting or scheming) n • intrico

complicity n • complicitate

compliment n • complimento

compliment (pay -s) v • facer complimentos

compliment v • complimentar

compliment (with the -s of) prep. phr • homage de

complimentary adj • complimentari

complimentary, flattering adj • complimentari

complimentary-ticket n • billet de favor

complin [Eccl] n • completa

comply v • acceder

comply v • conformar se

comply with, yield to v • obsequer

component adj • componente

component n • componente

comport, bear, allow, brook v • comportar

compose (to compose music) v • componer

compose (to compose music) v • componer [-pon-/-posit-/-post-]

compose (to compound, put together) v • componer [-pon-/-posit-/-post-]

compose (to compound, put together) v • componer

compose (to settle, as in to compose a dispute) v • componer [-pon-/-posit-/-post-]

compose (to settle, as in to compose a dispute) v • componer

compose v • componer

compose sonnets v • sonettar

composed adj • composite

composed (be - of) v • componer se de

composed calm adj • composite

composed calm adj • composite (-pò-)

compose-oneself v • calmar se

composer n • compositor

composer (one who composes music) n • compositor

composite adj • composite

composite, compound adj • composite (-pò-)

composite, compound adj • composite

composite, compound n • composito (-pò-)

composite, compound n • composito

composition (1. act of composing; 2. [Mus/Art]; 3. compromise; 4. [Typog]; 5. [Gram]) n • composition

composition n • composition

compositor, typesetter n • compositor

compositor, typesetter n • cassista

compost n • composto

compost (prepared manure) n • composto

composure n • calma

compote n • compota

compound adj • composite

compound [Chem] n • composito (-pò-)

compound [Chem] n • composito

compound, composite adj • composite (-pò-)

compound, composite adj • composite

compound, composite n • composito

compound, composite n • composito (-pò-)

compound n • composito

compound v • componer

compounding, making n • confection

compound-interest n • interesse composite

comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to include, comprise) v • comprender [-prend-/-prens-]

comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to include, comprise) v • comprehender [-hend-/-hens-]

comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to include, comprise) v • comprender

comprehend (1. to understand; 2. to include, comprise) v • comprehender

comprehend v • comprender

comprehend v • comprehender

comprehensibility n • comprehensibilitate

comprehensibility n • comprensibilitate

comprehensible, understandable adj • comprehensibile

comprehensible, understandable adj • comprensibile

comprehension (1. act or faculty of understanding; 2. [Logic] (the sum of the attributes comprehended in a concept) n • comprehension

comprehension (1. act or faculty of understanding; 2. [Logic] (the sum of the attributes comprehended in a concept) n • comprension

comprehension n • comprehension

comprehension n • comprension

comprehensive (1. including much; 2. of wide mental grasp) adj • comprensive

comprehensive (1. including much; 2. of wide mental grasp) adj • comprehensive

comprehensive adj • comprehensive

comprehensive adj • comprensive

comprehensive-school n • schola secundari commun

compress, enfold tightly v • stringer

compress, enfold tightly v • stringer [string-/strict-]

compress [Med] n • compressa

compress n • compressa

compress v • comprimer [-prim-/-press-]

compress v • comprimer

compressibility n • compressibilitate

compressible adj • compressibile

compression n • compression

compressive adj • compressive

compressor (1. [Anat]; 2. [Mach]; 3. [Med]) n • compressor

compressor n • compressor

comprise (be -d of) v • componer se de

comprise v • comprehender

comprise v • comprender

compromise (1. to expose to risk or danger; 2. as in to compromise someone) v • compromitter

compromise (1. to expose to risk or danger; 2. as in to compromise someone) v • compromitter [-mitt-/-miss-]

compromise (effect a compromise) v • transiger

compromise (effect a compromise) v • transiger [-ig-/-act]

compromise n • compromisso

compromise v • compromitter

compromise v • compromitter (se)

compulsion, coercion n • coaction

compulsion, coercion n • coercition

compulsion n • compulsion

compulsive adj • compulsive

compulsive adj • irresistibile

compulsory adj • obligatori

compulsory adj • compulsori

compulsory, binding, obligatory adj • obligatori

compunction n • compunction

computable adj • computabile

computation n • computo (còm-)

computation n • computation

computation n • computo

compute v • computar

computer, computist n • computista

computer n • computator

computer programmer n • programmator de computatores

computer-disk n • disco

computer-disk n • dischetta

computer-file n • file

computer-file n • archivo

computer-file n • fila

computist, computer n • computista

comrade n • camerada

comradeship n • cameraderia

comradeship n • cameraderia (-ìa)

conational, fellow countryman n • conational

concatenate, link together v • concatenar

concatenate, link together v • incatenar

concatenation n • concatenation

concausal adj • concausal

concause (cooperating cause) n • concausa

concave adj • concave

concavity n • concavitate

conceal, cover v • teger [teg-/tect-]

conceal, cover v • teger

conceal (cover) v • teger

conceal (hide) v • occultar

conceal (hide) v • dissimilar

conceal (hide) v • celar

conceal, hold back, withhold (information required by law) v • subnegar

conceal, keep secret, hide v • celar

conceal v • abstruder

conceal v • abstruder -trud-/-trus-]

concealer n • celator

concealment n • celamento

concealment n • dissimulation

concealment n • occultation

concealment, withholding (information required by law) n • subnegation

concede, grant v • impartir

concede, grant v • conceder

concede, grant v • conceder [-ced-/-cess-]

concede v • conceder

conceit, concetto [Lit] n • concepto

conceit n • vanitate

conceited adj • vanitose

conceited, pretentious, presumptuous adj • pretentiose

conceited, vainglorious adj • vanitose

conceivable adj • concipibile

conceive (1. [Physiol]; 2. to conceive mentally) v • conciper

conceive (1. [Physiol]; 2. to conceive mentally) v • conciper [-cip /-cept-]

conceive (a baby) v • conciper

conceive, ideate v • idear

conceive (imagine) v • imaginar

conceive (imagine) v • conciper

conceive (perceive thought) v • perciper

concentrate (1. to focus, center; 2. [Chem]; 3. [Mil]) v • concentrar

concentrate v • concentrar

concentration (1. action of concentrating or centering; 2. [Chem]) n • concentration

concentration n • concentration

concentration-camp n • campo de concentration

concentric adj • concentric

concept n • concepto

conceptacle [Bot] n • conceptaculo

conception (1. Physiol]; 2. mental conception) n • conception

conception n • conception

conception (perception) n • conception

conception (perception) n • perception

conception [Physiol] n • concipimento

conceptive adj • conceptive

conceptual adj • conceptual

conceptual, notional adj • notional

conceptualism [Philos] n • conceptualismo

conceptualist [Philos] n • conceptualista

concern (be -ed for) v • esser concernite pro

concern (business) n • affaire

concern (have relation or reference to) v • concerner

concern, regard v • reguardar

concern v • reguardar

concern v • concerner

concern (worry) n • anxietate

concerned adj • anxie

concerned (be - with) v • preoccupar se de

concerning adj • super

concerning adj • de

concerning adj • concernente

concerning prep • concernente

concerning, regarding, about, of, on prep • re

concert (1. [Mus]; 2. agreement, harmony) n • concerto

concert n • concerto

concert v • concertar

concert performer n • concertista

concertante (as in a concertante part) [Mus] adj • concertante

concerted adj • concertate

concerted action n • conspiration

concertina [Mus] n • concertina

concertina n • concertina

concerto n • concerto

concessible adj • concessibile

concession, grant n • concession

concession n • concession

concessionary adj • concessionari

concessionary, concessive adj • concessive

concessionnaire n • concessionario

concessive, concessionary adj • concessive

concessor n • concessor

concetto, conceit [Lit] n • concepto

conch, marine shell n • concha

concha (1. [Anat]; 2. [Arch]) n • concha

conchiform, shell-shaped adj • conchiforme

conchoid [Geom] n • conchoide

conchoidal adj • conchoidal

conchologist n • conchyliologista

conchologist n • conchyliologo (-òlogo)

conchologist n • conchyliologo

conchology n • conchyliologia (-ìa)

conchology n • conchyliologia

conciliate v • conciliar

conciliation n • conciliation

conciliation n • consiliation

conciliative, conciliatory adj • conciliative

conciliator, peacemaker n • conciliator

conciliatory adj • conciliatori

conciliatory, conciliative adj • conciliative

conciliatory, placatory adj • placatori

concise adj • concise

conciseness, concision n • concision

concision, conciseness n • concision

conclave [Eccl] n • conclave

conclavist [Eccl] n • conclavista

conclude (1. to bring to a close; 2. to reach a final settlement of; 3. to infer) v • concluder

conclude (1. to bring to a close; 2. to reach a final settlement of; 3. to infer) v • concluder [-clud-/-clus-]

conclude, terminate v • clausurar

conclude v • concluder

conclusion (1. close, termination; 2. final arrangement, settlement; 3. inference) n • conclusion

conclusion n • conclusion

conclusive adj • probante

conclusive adj • probante (ppr of probar)

conclusive adj • conclusive

conclusive adj • concludente

concoct (a story) v • finger

concoct (of food) v • confectionar

concoction n • confection fiction

concord n • concordia

concordance (1. concord, agreement; 2. concordance of the Bible, etc.) n • concordantia

concordant adj • concorde

concordant adj • concordante

concordant adj • concordante (ppr of concordar)

concordat n • concordato

concourse (gathering of people) n • concurso

concrete (1. united in a solid form; 2. not abstract) adj • concrete

concrete (cause to coalesce or congeal) v • concretar

concrete (made of concrete) adj • de beton

concrete n • beton

concrete (not abstract) adj • concrete

concrete (reinforced -) n • beton armate

concrete v • betonar

concretion n • concretion

concretize v • concretisar

concubinage n • concubinage

concubinage n • concubinage (-aje)

concubinage n • concubinato

concubinary adj • concubinari

concubine n • concubina

concupiscence n • concupiscentia

concupiscent adj • concupiscente

concur (1. to agree in opinion; 2. to work jointly) v • concurrer [-curr-/-curs-]

concur (1. to agree in opinion; 2. to work jointly) v • concurrer

concurrence (1. agreement in opinion; 2. union in action) n • concurrentia

concurrent adj • concurrente

concurrent [Geom] adj • concurrente (ppr of concurrer)

concurrent [Geom] adj • concurrente

concussion n • concussion

concussive adj • concussive

condemn (1. to pronounce guilty of crime or wrong; 2 . to pronounce unfit or no longer available for use) v • condemnar

condemn v • condemnar

condemnable, to be condemned adj • condemnabile

condemnation n • condemnation

condemnatory, condemning adj • condemnatori

condemned, convicted (one) n • convicto

condemner n • condemnator

condemning, condemnatory adj • condemnatori

condensability n • condensabilitate

condensable adj • condensabile

condensation n • condensation

condense, compact, consolidate v • compactar

condense (make denser, more compact, more concise, etc.) v • condensar

condense v • condensar

condense v • condensar (se)

condenser n • condensator

condenser, refrigeratory adj • refrigerante (ppr of refrigerar)

condenser, refrigeratory adj • refrigerante

condescend v • condescender

condescending adj • condescendente

condescension n • condescendentia

condiment n • condimento

condition (1. prerequisite; 2. mode, state of being) n • condition

condition (1. to be a determining condition of; 2. to put into specified or desired condition) v • conditionar

condition n • condition

condition (on - that) prep. phr • a condition que

condition v • conditionar

conditional adj • conditional

conditional [Gram] n • conditional

conditionally adv • conditionalmente

conditions (terms) n • conditiones

condole v • condoler

condolence n • condolentia

condom n • medio anticonceptional

condom n • condom

condominium n • condominio

condone v • pardonar

condone v • condonar

condor [Ornith] n • condor

condor [Ornith] n • condor (còn-)

conducive adj • conducente

conduct (1. leading, guidance; 2. direction, management; 3. behavior) n • conducta

conduct (1. to guide, lead; 2. to direct; 3. [Phys] (transmit) v • conducer

conduct (1. to guide, lead; 2. to direct; 3. [Phys] (transmit) v • conducer [-duc-/-duct-]

conduct (1. to lead, guide; 2. to direct, manage) v • ducer

conduct (1. to lead, guide; 2. to direct, manage) v • ducer [duc-/duct-]

conduct (control) v • diriger

conduct, lead, guide v • menar

conduct (lead) v • conducer

conduct n • conducta

conduct back, reconduct v • reconducer

conductibility n • conductibilitate

conductible adj • conductibile

conduction (1. Lawl conductio; 2. [Physiol]) n • conduction

conductive adj • conductive

conductivity n • conductivitate

conductor (1. one who guides or directs; 2. railway conductor, bus conductor, etc.; 3. [Phys]) n • conductor

conductor (guide) n • conductor

conductor [Mus] n • director

conductor (of bus) n • billetero

conductor (of water, heat, electricity) n • conductor

conduit n • conducto

cone (1. [Math]; 2. [Bot]) n • cono

cone n • cono

cone-shaped, coniform adj • coniforme

confabulate, chat v • confabular

confabulation, chat n • confabulation

confabulator, chatterer n • confabulator

confect, make, manufacture v • confectionar

confection (make into a confection) [Pharm] v • confectionar

confection [Pharm] n • confection

confectioner n • confectero

confectioner's-shop n • confecteria

confectionery (confectioner's trade, shop, etc.) n • confecteria (-ìa)

confectionery (confectioner's trade, shop, etc.) n • confecteria

confederacy, confederation n • confederation

confederate (accomplice) n • complice

confederate adj • confederate (pp of confederar)

confederate adj • confederate

confederate, ally n • confederato

confederate (ally) n • confederato

confederate v • confederar

confederation, confederacy n • confederation

confederation n • confederation

confederative adj • confederative

confer (1. to consult together; 2. to bestow) v • conferer

confer (consult together) v • conferentiar

confer v • conferer

confer the degree of Doctor upon v • doctorar

confer the degree of licentiate upon v • licentiar

conference, interview n • abuccamento

conference n • conferentia

conference (press -) n • conferentia de pressa

conferential adj • conferential

conferring the licentiate, licentiation n • licentiamento

confess (1. to make a confession of; 2. to hear the confession of) v • confessar

confess (admit) v • admitter

confess (admit) v • confessar

confess v • confessar

confessed, shriven adj • confesse

confession (1. confession to a priest; 2. acknowledgement, admission of a fault, etc.) n • confession

confession (admission) n • admission

confession (admission) n • cofession

confession n • confession

confessional, confessionary n • confessionario

confessional confessional adj • confessional

confessionary, confessional n • confessionario

confessor (christian who adheres to his faith under persecution) n • confessor

confessor (priest who hears confessions) n • confessor

confessor (relig) n • confessor

confetti [I] n • confetti

confidant (confident) n • confidente

confide v • confider

confidence (confidence in someone or something) n • confidentia

confidence n • confidentia

confidence (thing told in confidence) n • confidentia

confidence (trust) n • fiducia

confidence trick n • duperia

confident adj • confidente

confident (self-confident) adj • confidente

confidential adj • confidential

confidential (told or written as a secret) adj • confidential

confidentially adv • confidentialmente

confiding, trustful adj • confidente

configuration n • configuration

configure, form, shape v • configurar

confine n • confinio

confine, restrain v • confinar

confine v • confinar

confine illegally, put under illegal restraint v • sequestrar

confinement (act of confining, restraining) n • confinamento

confinement (childbirth) n • puerperio

confinement, detention, imprisonment n • detenimento

confinement, detention, imprisonment n • detention

confinement (restriction) n • confinamento

confine-oneself-to v • restringer se a

confirm (1. to corroborate, establish; 2. [Eccl]) v • confirmar

confirm, sanction, establish v • sancir

confirm, sanction, establish v • sancir [sanc-/sanct-]

confirm v • confirmar

confirmation (1. corroboration, establishment; 2. [Eccl]) n • confirmation

confirmation n • confirmation

confirmative adj • confirmative

confirmatory, corroborative adj • confirmatori

confirmed adj • inveterate

confirmer n • confirmator

confiscable adj • confiscabile

confiscate v • confiscar

confiscation n • confiscation

confiscator n • confiscator

confiscatory adj • confiscatori

confitent (one who confesses) n • confitente

conflagrate, set afire v • conflagrar

conflagration, deflagration n • deflagration

conflagration n • conflagration

conflict n • conflicto

conflict v • confliger [-flig-/-flict-]

conflict v • confliger

confluence (meeting or junction of two or more rivers) n • confluentia

confluence (place where two or more rivers, etc/unite) n • confluente

confluence (place where two or more rivers unite) n • confluentia

confluent (flowing together) adj • confluente

confluent [Med] adj • confluente

confluent n • confluente

conform (adapt) v • conformar

conform v • conformar se

conformable (in conformity) adj • conforme

conformation (structure) n • conformation

conformist n • conformista

conformity (in - with) prep. phr • conforme a

conformity n • conformitate

confound, confuse (1. to throw into disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex) v • confunder

confound, confuse (1. to throw into disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex) v • confunder [-fund-/-fus-]

confound v • confunder

confraternal adj • confraternal

confraternity, brotherhood n • confraternitate

confrere n • confratre

confront (1. to bring face to face; 2. to compare) v • confrontar

confront v • confrontar

confrontation n • confrontation

Confucian adj • confucian

Confucian n • confuciano

Confucianism n • confucianismo

Confucius [B.C. 551-478, chinese philosopher] n • Confucio

confuse, confound (1. to throw into disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex) v • confunder

confuse, confound (1. to throw into disorder; 2. to bewilder, perplex) v • confunder [-fund-/-fus-]

confuse, disturb, throw into disorder v • turbar

confuse (fail to distinguish between) v • confunder

confuse (fail to distinguish between) v • confunder [-fund-/-fus-]

confuse, intricate, entangle v • intricar

confuse v • confunder

confused (1. as in a confused mass; 2. disconcerted, embarrassed) adj • confuse

confused adj • confuse

confused, disordered adj • indigeste

confusion (1. disorder; 2. embarrassment) n • confusion

confusion, disturbance, disorder n • turbation

confusion n • confusion

confutation n • confutation

confute (refute) v • confutar

congeal (cause to solidify by cooling) v • congelar

congeal v • congelar (se)

congeal v • congelar

congealable adj • congelabile

congealable (capable of becoming concrete) adj • concrescibile

congealer n • congelator

congealment, congelation n • congelation

congealment n • congelamento

congelation, congealment n • congelation

congenial adj • congenial

congeniality n • congenialitate

congenital adj • congenite

congeries n • congerie

congest (cause an obstructive accumulation) v • congerer

congest (cause an obstructive accumulation) v • congerer [-ger-/-gest-]

congest [Med] v • congestionar

congest v • congerer

congested (crowded) adj • congerite

congested, inflamed adj • injectate

congested, inflamed adj • injectate (pp of injectar)

congested [Med] • injectate

congestion n • congestion

congestive adj • congestive

conglomerate n • conglomerato

conglomerate v • conglomerar

conglomeration n • conglomeration

conglutinate, glue together v • conglutinar

conglutination n • conglutination

conglutinative adj • conglutinative

Congo [Geog] n • Congo

Congo n • Congo

congratulate, express joy at v • gratular

congratulate, felicitate v • felicitar

congratulate, rejoice with (someone at good fortune) v • congratular

congratulate v • congratular

congratulate v • felicitar

congratulation, felicitation n • felicitatition

congratulation, felicitation n • congratulation

congratulation, good wishes n • gratulation

congratulation n • felicitation

congratulation n • congratulation

congratulatory adj • gratulatori

congratulatory adj • congratulatori

congregate (collect into a mass or crowd) v • congregar

congregate v • congregar

congregate v • congregar (se)

congregation (1. assembly, gathering of people; 2. body of people assembled for religious worship; 3. religious company or order; 4. committee of the Roman College of Cardinals) n • congregation

congregation [Bib] n • ecclesia

congregation n • congregation

congregational adj • congregational

Congregationalism n • congregationalismo

Congregationalist n • congregationalista

congress (1. convention, conference; 2. lawmaking body of a republic) n • congresso

congress n • congresso

congressman n • congressista

congruence n • congruentia

congruent adj • congruente (ppr of congruer)

congruent adj • congruente

congruity, harmony n • congruitate

congruous adj • congrue

conic adj • conic

conical adj • conic

conicity n • conicitate

conifer adj • conifere

coniferous (bearing cones) [Bot] adj • conifere

coniform, cone-shaped adj • coniforme

coniroster [Zool] n • conirostro

conirostral [Zool] adj • conirostre

conjectural (based on conjecture) adj • conjectural

conjecture, make conjectures v • conjicer

conjecture, make conjectures v • conjicer [-jic-/ject-]

conjecture, make conjectures v • conjecturar

conjecture n • conjectura

conjecture v • conjecturar

conjoin, unite, combine v • conjunger [-jung-/junct-]

conjoin, unite, combine v • conjunger

conjoiner n • conjunctor

conjoint, conjunct adj • conjuncte

conjointly, conjunctly, jointly, together adv • conjunctemente

conjugable [Gram] adj • conjugabile

conjugal adj • conjugal

conjugate [Bot] adj • conjugate (pp of conjugar)

conjugate [Bot] adj • conjugate

conjugate [Gram] v • conjugar

conjugate v • conjugar

conjugation [Gram] n • conjugation

conjugational [Gram] adj • conjugational

conjunct, conjoint adj • conjuncte

conjunction (1. union; 2. [Astrol/Astron]; 3. [Gram]) n • conjunction

conjunction (in - with) prep. phr • conjunctemente con

conjunction n • conjunction

conjunctiva [Anat] n • conjunctiva

conjunctive, connective adj • subjunctive

conjunctive, connective adj • conjunctive

conjunctivitis n • conjunctivitis (-ìtis)

conjunctivitis n • conjunctivitis

conjunctly, jointly, together, conjointly adv • conjunctemente

conjuncture, juncture n • conjunctura

conjure, entreat, beseech v • conjurar

conjure vi • prestigiar

conjure vt • invocar

conjurer n • prestigitator

conjurer, prestigiaator, juggler n • prestigiator

conjure-up v • evocar

conjuring n • prestidigitation

conjuring trick, illusion n • prestigio

conjuring trick n • prestigio

connatural, inborn, natural adj • connatural

connect, unite, join v • unir

connect v • connecter

connect v • connecter [-nect-/-nex-]

connect vi • junger se

connect vt • connecter

connected adj • connexe

connecting rod [Mach] n • biella

connection, connexion (union) n • connexion

connection n • connexion

connection, nexus n • nexo

connective adj • copulative

connective adj • connective

connective adj • connexive

connective, conjunctive adj • subjunctive

connective, conjunctive adj • conjunctive

connexion, connection (union) n • connexion

connivance n • conniventia

connive v • connivar

connive v • conniver

connoisseur (expert) n • cognoscitor

connoisseur, gourmet (in food and drink) n • gourmet [F]

connoisseur, gourmet (in food and drink) n • gourmet

connoisseur n • cognoscitor

connoisseur (of food) n • gourmet

connotation n • signification

connote v • significar

connubial adj • connubial

conquer (gain dominion over) v • conquirer [-quir-/-quest-/-quisit-]

conquer (gain dominion over) v • conquirer

conquer v • conquirer

conqueror n • conquirente

conqueror n • conquisitor

conqueror n • conguisitor

conquest (1. act of conquering a country, etc.; 2. conquered territory, etc.) n • conquesta

conquest n • conquesta

consanguineous adj • consanguinee

consanguinity (blood relationship) n • consanguinitate

conscience (matter of -) n • caso de conscientia

conscience n • conscientia

conscientious adj • conscientiose

conscientious-objector n • [Mil]

conscious adj • consciente

conscious (be - of) v • esser conscie de

consciousness (awake, aware) n • conscientia

consciousness (gain/lose -) v • perder conscientia

consciousness (gain/lose -) v • ganiar

consciousness (gain/lose -) v • perder le sensos

consciousness n • conscientia

consciousness (relig) n • conscientia

conscript, enroll v • conscriber

conscript, enroll v • conscriber [-scrib-/-script-]

conscript [Mil] n • conscripto

conscript n • conscripto

conscript v • conscriber

conscription [Mil] n • conscription

consecrate (1. to make sacred or holy; 2. to dedicate to some purpose; 3. to sanction) v • consecrar

consecrate (as in to consecrate a church) v • sacrar

consecrate v • consecrar

consecration (1. action of consecrating; 2. [R.C.Ch] Consecration; 3. sanction) n • consecration

consecration n • consecration

consecrator n • consecrator

consecutive adj • consecutive

consecutive, successive adj • consecutive

consensual [Law] adj • consensual

consensus n • consenso

consent (- to) v • consentir

consent (by common -) prep. phr • de communaccordo

consent n • consentimento

consent v • consentir

consent v • consentir [-sent-/-sens-]

consequence (in - of) prep. phr • in consequentia de

consequence (inference) n • consequentia

consequence n • consequentia

consequence (outcome, result) n • consequentia

consequent adj • consequente

consequent (apodosis of a conditional proposition) n • consequente

consequent (following as a result or conclusion) adj • consequente

consequent [Math] n • consequente

consequent, resulting adj • consecutive

consequential adj • consequential

consequently, accordingly, therefore, then adv • ergo

consequently, and so adv • ita

conservable adj • conservabile

conservation n • conservation

conservation, preservation n • conservation

conservation-of-energy n • conservation de energia

conservative, conservatory adj • conservatori

conservative (conserving, preserving) adj • conservative

conservative n • conservator

conservative (pol) adj • conservative

conservative [Pol] n • conservator

conservative (preservative) adj • conservative

conservator (one who conserves, preserves) n • conservator

conservatory (1. [Mus]; 2. greenhouse) n • conservatorio

conservatory, conservative adj • conservatori

conservatory n • conservatorio

conserve (1. to preserve from harm; 2. to keep, retain) v • servar

conserve (1. to preserve from harm; 2. to keep, retain) v • conservar

conserve [Pharm] n • conserva

conserve v • conservar

consider, deem v • reputar

consider (give consideration to) v • considerar

consider v • considerar

consider anew, reconsider n • reconsiderar

considerable adj • considerabile

considerably adv • assatis

considerate adj • sollicite

consideration (1. act of considering; 2. esteem) n • consideration

consideration (be under -) n • esser in consideration

consideration n • consideration

considering, in view of prep • viste

consider-oneself v • creder se

consign (1. to deposit; 2. [Commer]) v • consignar

consign v • consignar

consignation (act of consigning or depositing) n • consignation

consignee [Commer] n • consignatario

consigner n • consignator

consignment n • consignation

consist v • consister

consistency (1. degree of firmness or density; 2. congruity, harmony of parts) n • consistentia

consistency n • consistentia

consistent adj • consistente

consistent (in reasoning, behavior, etc.) adj • consequente

consistorial [Eccl] adj • consistorial

consistory [Eccl] n • consistorio

consociate (bring into consociation) v • consociar

consociation n • consociation

consolable adj • consolabile

consolation n • consolation

consolatory, comforting adj • consolatori

console (1. support in the form of a wall bracket; 2. console table) n • consola

console, comfort (again) v • reconfortar

console, comfort v • consolar

console, comfort v • confortar

console n • consola

console v • consolar

consoled, comforted adj • consolate

consoled, comforted adj • consolate (pp of consolar)

consoler, comforter n • consolator

consolida, comfrey [Bot] n • consolida

consolida, comfrey [Bot] n • consolida (-sò-)

consolidate, condense, compact v • compactar

consolidate (strengthen) v • consolidar

consolidate v • consolidar

consolidation (strengthening) n • consolidation

consolidative adj • consolidative

consoling, comforting (action of) n • confortation

consommé n • consommé [F]

consommé n • consommé

consonant adj • consonante

consonant [Mus/Phonet] adj • consonante

consonant [Mus/Phonet] adj • consonante (ppr of consonar)

consonant n • consonante

consort n • consorte

consort, spouse n • conjuge (còn-)

consort, spouse n • conjuge

consortium n • consortium

conspicuous adj • conspicue

conspicuous (be - by one's absence) adj • brillar per su absentia

conspicuous (eminent, distinguished) adj • conspicue

conspiracy n • conspiration

conspiracy n • conjuration

conspiracy, plot n • conspiration

conspiratdr n • conspirator

conspirator, plotter n • conspirator

conspire (1. to act together; 2. to plot) v • conspirar

conspire, plot together v • conjurar

conspire v • conspirar

constable n • agente de policia

Constance (1. [Geog]; 2. nprf) n • Constantia

Constance [Geog] n • Constantia

constancy n • constantia

constant adj • constante

constant [Math] n • constante

Constantinian adj • constantinian

Constantinople n • Constantinopole

Constantinopolite (inhabitant of Constantinople) n • constantinopolita

constantly adv • constantemente

constat [Law] n • constat

constat [Law] n • constat (còns-)

constellate (set in a constellation) adj • constellate

constellate (set in a constellation) adj • constellate (pp of constellar)

constellate, star v • constellar

constellation [Astron] n • constellation

constellation n • constellation

consternation n • consternation

constipate v • constipar

constipated adj • constipate

constipated, costive adj • constipate

constipated, costive adj • constipate (pp of constipar)

constipation n • constipation

constituency n • districto electoral

constituent (1. component; 2. having the power to frame or alter a political constitution) adj • constituente

constituent adj • constituente

constitute (1. to make up; 2. to appoint; 3. to set up, establish) v • constituer [-stitu-/-stitut-]

constitute (1. to make up; 2. to appoint; 3. to set up, establish) v • constituer

constitute v • constituer

constitution (1. action of constituting; 2. law, decree; 3 . political constitution; 4. composition; 5. physical make-up of a person) n • constitution

constitution n • constitution

constitution (physical make-up of a person) n • complexion

constitutional (in conformity with the constitution of a nation) adj • constitutional

constitutionality n • constitutionalitate

constitutive (essential) adj • constitutive

constitutor (one who constitutes) n • constitutor

constrain (1. to compel; 2. to compress, clasp tightly) v • constringer [-string-/-strict-]

constrain (1. to compel; 2. to compress, clasp tightly) v • constringer

constrain v • constringer

constraint n • coercition

constrict v • constringer

constriction n • constriction

constrictive adj • constrictive

constrictor [Anat] n • constrictor

constringent adj • constringente (ppr of constringer)

constringent adj • constringente

construct, build v • struer [stru-/struct-]

construct, build v • struer

construct v • construer

construct v • construer [-stru-/-struct-]

construct with concrete, face with concrete v • betonar

construction (1. act of constructing; 2. thing constructed) n • construction

construction n • construction

constructive adj • constructive

constructor n • constructor

constructor of canals n • canalisator

construe v • construer

construe v • construer [-stru-/-struct-]

consubstantial [Theol] adj • consubstantial

consubstantiality [Theol] n • consubstantialitate

consubstantiation [Theol] n • consubstantiation

consuetude, custom n • consuetude

consuetudinary, customary adj • consuetudinari

consul (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Foreign Service]) n • consule

consul n • consule

consular (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Foreign Service]) adj • consular

consulate (1. [Rom. Hist]; 2. [Foreign Service]) n • consulato

consulate n • consulato

consult (1. to confer; 2. to ask advice of) v • consultar

consult v • consultar

consultant, adviser n • consultor

consultant n • consultor

consultation, deliberation n • consulta

consultation, deliberation n • consultation

consultation n • consultation

consultation n • consulta

consultative, advisory adj • consultative

consumable adj • consumibile

consume, burn up v • comburer

consume, burn up v • comburer [-bur-/-bust-]

consume (eat) v • consumer

consume (of fire) v • comburer

consume (use up) v • exhaurir

consume v • consumer [-sum-/-sumpt-]

consume v • consumer

consumer (1. one who destroys or uses up; 2. [Commer]) n • consumitor

consumer n • consumitor

consummate adj • consummate

consummate v • consummar

consummation (completion, fulfillment) n • consummation

consummator n • consummator

consumption (1. act of consuming; 2. [Pathol]) n • consumption

consumption n • consumption

consumption (process of consuming) n • consumo

consumptive adj • consumptive

consumptive n • consumptivo

contact (be in - with) v • esser in contacto con

contact n • contacto

contact v • continger

contact-lenses n • lentes a contacto

contagion (transmission of a disease by contact) n • contagion

contagious adj • contagiose

contain, hold v • caper [cap-/capt-;-cip-/-cept-]

contain, hold v • caper

contain (hold, comprise) v • continer

contain (hold, comprise) v • continer [-tin-/-tent-]

contain v • continer

container adj • recipiente

container (holder) n • receptaculo

container (of freight) n • container

container, vessel n • vasculo

container ship n • nave a containers

containing silver, argentous adj • argentose

containment n • continemento

containment area n • area de continemento

contaminable adj • contaminabile

contaminate v • contaminar

contamination (act of contaminating) n • contamination

contamination n • contamination

contaminator n • contaminator

contemn, view with contempt v • contemner

contemn, view with contempt v • contemner [-temn-/-tempt-]

contemner, despiser n • contemptor

contemplate (gaze upon or view thoughtfully) v • contemplar

contemplate v • contemplar

contemplate v • considerar

contemplation (1. act of gazing upon or viewing thoughtfully; 2. meditation on spiritual things) n • contemplation

contemplative adj • contemplative

contemplator n • contemplator

contemporaneous, contemporary adj • contemporanee

contemporaneousness n • contemporaneitate

contemporary adj • contemporanee

contemporary, contemporaneous adj • contemporanee

contemporary n • contemporaneo

contempt n • contempto

contempt, scorn n • minusprecio

contemptible adj • contemptibile

contemptuous adj • contemptuose

contend (fight, struggle, dispute, etc.) v • contender [-tend-/-tent-]

contend (fight, struggle, dispute, etc.) v • contender

contend v • contender

contender, contester n • contendente

contender, contester n • contenditor

content adj • contente

content, contented adj • contente

content, contentment n • contento

content, contentment n • contentamento

content, contents n • contento

content n • contento

content, satisfied adj • satisfacte

content v • contentar

contentable (easily contented) adj • contentabile

contented adj • contente

contention (act of arguing, disputing) n • contention

contentious (1. quarrelsome, fond of arguing; 2. involving contention in a dispute) adj • contentiose

contentment, content n • contentamento

contentment n • contentamento

contents n • contento

conterminous, bordering adj • contermine

conterminous, bordering adj • confin

contest (call in question) v • contestar

contest, competition n • concurso

contest, controversy n • contestation

contest n • concurso

contest v • contestar

contestable adj • contestabile

contestant (as in the contestant of a will) n • contestante

contestant n • contestante

contestant n • concurrente

contestant (one who takes part in a contest) n • concurrente

contestation n • contestation

contester, contender n • contenditor

contester, contender n • contendente

context n • contexto

contexture n • contextura

contiguity n • contiguitate

contiguous, adjoining adj • contigue

continence n • continentia

continent adj • continente

continent, mainland n • terra

continent n • continente

continent (one of the six great masses of land on the earth) n • continente

continental adj • continental

continental (pertaining to, or characteristic of, a continent) adj • continental

contingency (1. quality of being contingent or accidental; 2. accidental or unexpected event) n • contingentia

contingency n • contingentia

contingency n • eventualitate

contingency, possibility n • eventualitate

contingent (1. accidental or unexpected event; 2. share, quota) n • contingente

contingent adj • contingente

contingent (of uncertain occurrence) adj • contingente

contingent (of uncertain occurrence) adj • contingente (ppr of continger)

contingent, possible adj • eventual

continuable adj • continuabile

continual adj • continue

continually adv • continuemente

continuation n • continuation

continuative (expressing or making for continuity) adj • continuative

continuator, continuer n • continuator

continue, last on, perdure v • perdurar

continue v • continuar (se)

continue v • continuar

continuer, continuator n • continuator

continuity (1. continuousness; 2. continuum) n • continuitate

continuity n • continuitate

continuous adj • continue

contort v • contorquer [-torqu-/-tort-]

contort v • contorquer

contortion n • contortion

contortion, twisting n • contortion

contour n • contorno

contraband (1. smuggling; 2. smuggled goods) n • contrabando

contraband n • contrabando

contrabandist n • contrabandero

contrabandist n • contrabandista

contrabass, double bass [Mus] n • contrabasso

contraception n • anticonception

contraceptive adj • anticonceptional

contraceptive n • medio anticonceptional

contract (1. to draw together, make smaller or narrower; 2. to enter into with mutual obligations; 3. to incur, acquire) v • contraher

contract (1. to draw together, make smaller or narrower; 2. to enter into with mutual obligations; 3. to incur, acquire) v • contraher [-trah-/-tract-]

contract (enter into a contract) v • contractar

contract n • contracto

contract, shrivel v • crispar

contract v • contraher

contract v • contraher (se)

contractile adj • contractile

contractility n • contractilitate

contracting party n • contrahente

contraction (1. shortening) n • contraction

contraction n • contraction

contraction, shriveling, crispation n • crispation

contractive adj • contractive

contractor n • contractista

contractor n • interprenditor

contractual adj • contractual

contracture [Med] n • contractura

contradict, deny v • disdicer

contradict v • contradicer

contradict v • contradicer [-dic-/-dict-]

contradicter, contradictor, gainsayer n • contradictor

contradicting, contradictory adj • contradictori

contradiction (1. act of contradicting; 2. inconsistency) n • contradiction

contradiction n • contradiction

contradictor, gainsayer, contradicter n • contradictor

contradictory adj • contradictori

contradictory, contradicting adj • contradictori

contralto [Mus] n • contralto

contraposition, antithesis n • contraposition

contraption n • apparato

contraption n • machina

contrapuntal adj • contrapunctistic

contrapuntist n • contrapunctista

contrariety, adversity, mishap n • contrarietate

contrary adj • adverse

contrary adj • contrari

contrary, antipode, opposite n • antipode (-ì-)

contrary, antipode, opposite n • antipode

contrary n • contrario

contrary (on the -) adj • al contrario

contrary (opposed in situation, direction, aim, etc.) adj • contrari

contrast (form a contrast) v • contrastar

contrast n • contrasto

contrast vi • contrastar

contrast vt • mitter in contrasto

contravallation [Fortif] n • contravallation

contravene v • contravenir

contravener n • contraventor

contravention n • contravention

contredance n • contradansa

contribute (contribute to a periodical) v • collaborar

contribute (furnish as a share) v • contribuer

contribute (furnish as a share) v • contribuer [-tribu-/-tribut-]

contribute v • contribuer

contribution (1. money, help, contributed; 2. tax, levy) n • contribution

contribution n • contribution

contributive adj • contributive

contributor (contributor to a periodical) n • collaborator

contributor n • contributor

contributor (one who contributes) n • contribuente

contrite adj • contrite

contrition n • contrition

contrivance, excogitation, devising n • excogitation

contrive v • arrangiar

control (check) n • controlo

control (check) v • controlar

control (direction) n • direction

control (govern) v • diriger

control (govern) v • governar

control, have under control, keep under control, check, verify v • controlar

control, restrain v • continer [-tin-/-tent-]

control, restrain v • continer

controversial adj • controverse

controversial, controvertible adj • controvertibile

controversialist n • controversista

controversialist, polemicist n • polemista

controversially adv • controversemente

controversy, contest n • contestation

controversy n • controversia

controversy n • polemica

controvert v • controverter [-vert-/-vers-]

controvert v • controverter

controvertible, controversial adj • controvertibile

contumacious adj • contumace

contumacy (1. pertinacious resistance to authority; 2. wilful disobedience to the summons or order of a court) n • contumacia

contuse, bruise v • contunder [-tund-/-tus-]

contuse, bruise v • contunder

contusion, bruise n • contusion

convalesce v • convalescer

convalescence n • convalescentia

convalescent adj • convalescente

convalescent adj • convalescente (ppr of convalescer)

convalescent adj/n • convalescente

convalescent n • convalescente

convene, come together v • convenir [-ven-/-vent-]

convene, come together v • convenir

convene vi • convenir

convene vt • convocar

convenience, handiness, comfort n • commoditate

convenience n • commoditate

convenience n • convenientia

convenience, suitability n • convenientia

convenient adj • conveniente

convenient adj • commode

convenient, comfortable, suitable, handy adj • commode (cò-)

convenient, comfortable, suitable, handy adj • commode

convent n • convento

conventicle n • conventiculo

convention (1. assembly; 2. agreement 3. conventional custom) n • convention

convention n • convention

conventional adj • conventional

conventionalism n • conventionalismo

conventionalist n • conventionalista

conventionalize, stylize v • stilisar

conventionally adv • conventionalmente

conventual adj • conventual

converge (tend to come together in a point) v • converger

converge v • converger

convergence, convergency (process or fact of converging) n • convergentia

convergency, convergence (process or fact of converging) n • convergentia

convergent adj • convergente (ppr of converger)

convergent adj • convergente

conversable (sociable, affable) adj • conversabile

conversant (- with) adj • versate in

conversation n • conversation

converse, be engaged in colloquy v • colloquer [-loqu-/-locut-]

converse, be engaged in colloquy v • colloquer

converse (contrary) n • opposito

converse [Math] • reciproco

converse v • conversar

conversely adv • reciprocamente

conversion (1. change, transmutation; 2. change to another religion, belief, opinion) n • conversion

conversion, converting (act of) n • convertimento

conversion n • conversion

convert (1. to chance, transmute; 2. to change to another religion, belief, opinion) v • converter [-vert-/-vers-]

convert (1. to chance, transmute; 2. to change to another religion, belief, opinion) v • converter

convert n • converso

convert v • converter

convertibility n • convertibilitate

convertible adj • convertibile

converting, conversion (act of) n • convertimento

convex adj • convexe

convexity n • convexitate

convey (carry) v • transportar

convey, transfer v • traducer

convey, transfer v • traducer [-duc-/-duct-]

convey (transfer) v • traducer

convey (transmit) v • transmitter

conveyer, conveyor n • vector

conveyor, conveyer n • vector

conveyor-belt n • banda transportator

convict n • convicto

convict n • fortiato

convict (prove guilty) v • convincer

convict (prove guilty) v • convincer [-vinc-/-vict-]

convict v • convincer

convicted, condemned (one) n • convicto

conviction (belief) n • conviction

conviction (for crime) n • condemnation

conviction (settled belief) n • conviction

convince v • convincer

convince v • convincer [-vinc-/-vict-]

convincement n • convincimento

convivial adj • convival

convocation (action of convoking or calling together) n • convocation

convocation (of a council) [R.C.Ch] n • indiction

convoke, call together v • convocar

convoker n • convocator

convolute adj • convolute

convolute, convolve v • convolver [-volv-/-volut-]

convolute, convolve v • convolver

convolve, convolute v • convolver [-volv-/-volut-]

convolve, convolute v • convolver

convolvulaceous [Bot] adj • convolvulacee

convolvulus [Bot] n • convolvulo

convoy (1. act of convoying; 2. protecting escort; 3. convoyed vessel, fleet, train, party) n • convio (-vìo)

convoy (1. act of convoying; 2. protecting escort; 3. convoyed vessel, fleet, train, party) n • convio

convoy [Mil] n • convoyo

convoy [Mil] n • convoyo (-vò-)

convoy [Mil] v • convoyar

convoy n • convio

convoy n • convoyo

convoy v • convoyar

convoy v • conviar

convulse v • conveller

convulse v • conveller [-vell-/-vuls-]

convulsed adj • convulse

convulsion n • convulsion

convulsionary, convulsive adj • convulsionari

Convulsionary [Relig] n • convulsionario

convulsive adj • convulsive

convulsive, convulsionary adj • convulsionari

cook (as in to cook meat, vegetables) v • cocer [coc-/coct ]

cook (as in to cook meat, vegetables) v • cocer

cook (do the cooking) v • cocinar

cook n • cocinero

cook n • cocinera

cook n • coco

cook (undergo cooking) vi • cocer

cook vt • cocer

cook again v • recocer

Cook Islands [Geog] n • Insulas Cook

cook-book n • libro de cocina

cooker n • apparato a cocer

cookery n • cocina

cookery-book n • libro de cocina

cookie n • biscuit

cooking (action of) n • coction

cooking n • coction

cooking n • cocina

cool adj • fresc

cool, chill v • refrigidar

cool, chill v • frigidar

cool, coolness n • frescor

cool, coolness n • fresco

cool (make or become cool in temperature) v • refrescar

cool (moderately cold) adj • fresc

cool n • fresco

cool v • frigidar

cool off, become cold v • refrigidar

cool off, become cold v • frigidar

coolie n • coolie

coolie n • coolie A]

cooling, chilling, frigorific adj • frigorific

cooling, chilling, frigorific adj • frigorific (-ìfic)

coolness, cold, coldness n • frigor

coolness, cool n • fresco

coolness, cool n • frescor

coolness n • frescor

coop n • galliniera

cooper n • cupero

cooper n • barrilero

co-operate v • cooperar

cooperate v • cooperar

co-operation (act of cooperating) n • cooperation

cooperation n • cooperation

cooperative adj • cooperative

co-operative n • cooperativa

cooperative n • cooperativa

co-operative (willing to co-operate) adj • cooperative

co-operator n • cooperator

coopt v • cooptar

cooptation, cooption n • cooptation

cooption, cooptation n • cooptation

coop-up (put in a coop) v • includer

coordinate adj • coordinate

coordinate n • coordinata

coordinate v • coordinar

coordinated adj • coordinate

coordination n • coordination

coordinator n • coordinator

co-owner, coproprietor n • coproprietario

co-ownership, coproprietorship n • coproprietate

cope n • pluvial

cope v • arrangiar se

Copenhagen n • Copenhagen

Copenhagen n • Copenhagen (-hà-)

Copernican adj • copernican

copier n • copiator

copious adj • copiose

copious (plentiful) adj • copiose

copiousness, plenty, abundance n • copia

copper adj • de cupro

copper, cuprous adj • cuprose

copper [Metal] n • cupro

copper (policeman) n • agente de policia

copper-bearing, cupriferous adj • cuprifere

coppersmith n • caldierero

coproprietor, co-owner n • coproprietario

coproprietorship, co-ownership n • coproprietate

copse n • boschetto

copula [Gram] n • copula

copula [Gram] n • copula (cò-)

copulate v • copular se

copulation (sexual union) n • copulation

copulation (sexual union) n • copula (cò-)

copulation (sexual union) n • copula

copulative [Gram] adj • copulative

copy (make a - of) v • reproducer

copy (reproduction) n • copia

copy (specimen) n • exemplar

copy (specimen of a book) adj • exemplar

copy, transcript n • transcripto

copy v • copiar

copyist n • copista

copyright n • copyright [A]

copyright n • copyright

coquet, coquette v • coquettar

coquet, coquettish adj • coquette

coquetry n • coquetteria (-ìa)

coquetry n • coquetteria

coquette, coquet v • coquettar

coquette n • coquetta

coquettish, coquet adj • coquette

coraco- (crow, raven) [occurring in compounds] n • corac-

coral n • corallo

coral grinder n • corallero

coralliform n • coralliforme

coralline adj • corallin

coralline [Zool] n • corallina

cord (1. as in to cord a fabric; 2. to bind with cords) v • cordar

cord n • corda

cord, rope n • corda

cord (small) n • funiculo

cord (small) n • cordon

cordage [Naut] n • cordage

cordage [Naut] n • cordage (-aje)

cordial (1. hearty, friendly; 2. stimulating) adj • cordial

cordial (stimulating beverage) n • cordial

cordiality n • cordialitate

cordially adv • cordialmente

cordiform, heart-shaped adj • cordiforme

cordillera (mountain range) n • cordillera

cordillera (mountain range) n • cordillera [H]

cordon (1. small braid worn as an ornament or badge; 2. [Mil]) n • cordon

cordon n • cordon

Cordova n • Cordova (còr-)

Cordova n • Cordova

cordovan (leather) n • cordovano

cordovan (made of cordovan leather) adj • cordovan

Cordovan (native of Cordova) n • cordovano

Cordovan (pertaining to Cordova) adj • cordovan

corduroy n • villuto costate

core (nucleus) n • nucleo

core (of fruit) n • corde

co-religionist n • correligionario

coriaceous adj • coriacee

Corinth n • Corintho

Corinthian adj • corinthie

Corinthian n • corinthio

cork (1. bark of the cork oak; 2. cork stopper) n • corco

cork (as in to cork a bottle) v • corcar

cork n • corco

cork v • corcar

corkscrew n • tiracorcos

corkscrew n • tiracorcos (-còr-)

corn, grain (1. seed of cereal grasses; 2. as in grain market, corn exchange) n • grano

corn (grain) n • cereales

corn (grain) n • grano

corn (hard skin) n • callo

corn, maize (Indian) n • mais (-ìs)

corn, maize (Indian) n • mais

corn (maize) n • mais

corn v • insalar

corncutter, chiropodist n • callista

cornea n • cornea

corned adj • insalate

corned beef n • bove insalate

cornelian [Mineral] n • cornalina

corner adj • angular

corner, angle n • angulo (àn-)

corner, angle n • angulo

corner (monopolize) v • monopolisar

corner (monopolize) v • accapar

corner n • angulo

corner (trap) vt • accular

corner (turn) vi • virar

cornet (1. [Mus]; 2. [Mil]; 3. [Naut] (burgee) n • cornetta

cornet (for ice-cream) n • cornetto

cornet [Mus] n • cornetta

cornettist n • cornettista

cornflakes n • floccos de mais

cornflour n • farina de mais

cornflower, bluebottle [Bot] n • cyano

cornflower, bluebottle [Bot] n • cyano (cì-)

cornice [Arch] n • cornice

cornucopia n • cornucopia

corolla [Bot] n • corolla

corollary [Logic, Math] n • corollario

corollary n • corollario

corollate, corollated [Bot] adj • corollate

corollated, corollate [Bot] adj • corollate

corolliferous [Bot] adj • corollifere

corolliform [Bot] adj • corolliforme

corona [Astron] n • corona

coronal (1. crown; 2. [Anat]) adj • coronal

coronary adj • coronari

coronary, crown adj • coronari

coronation n • coronation

coronation n • coronatior

coronation n • coronamento

coronet [Veter] n • corona

corporal adj • corporal

corporal, bodily adj • corporal

corporal [Mil] n • caporal

corporal n • caporal

corporality, corporeality n • corporalitate

corporate, corporative adj • corporative

corporation (city council) n • consilio municipal

corporation, guild n • corporation

corporation (guild) n • corporation

corporation (incorporated company) n • societate anonyme

corporative, corporate adj • corporative

corporeal (1. material; 2. corporal, bodily) adj • corporee

corporeality, corporality n • corporalitate

corporeity n • corporeitate

corps [Mil] n • corps

corps [Mil] n • corps [F]

corps n • corpore

corpse, cadaver n • cadavere

corpse n • cadavere

corpse-like, cadaverous adj • cadaverose

corpulence n • corpulentia

corpulent adj • corpulente

corpuscle n • corpusculo

corpuscular adj • corpuscular

corral n • corral

correct (1. proper; 2. right, accurate) adj • correcte

correct (1. to set right; 2. to chastise) v • corriger [-rig-/-rect-]

correct adj • correcte

correct v • corriger

correction (1. action of setting right; 2. rebuke, punishment) n • correction

correction n • correction

correctional (as in correctional institutions) adj • correctional

corrective adj • corrective

corrective, correctory adj • correctori

corrective n • correctivo

correctness n • correctessa

corrector n • corrector

correctory, corrective adj • correctori

correlate v • correlatar

correlation n • correlation

correlative adj • correlative

correspond (- to) v • corresponder

correspond (- with) v • corresponder

correspond (1. to be in conformity; 2. to communicate by exchange of letters) v • corresponder

correspondence (1. conformity; 2. exchange of letters; 3. letters, mail) n • correspondentia

correspondence n • correspondentia

correspondent adj/n • correspondente

correspondent (corresponding) adj • correspondente

correspondent (corresponding) adj • correspondente (ppr of corresponder)

correspondent n • correspondente

corridor (hallway) n • corridor

corrigible (capable of being set right or reformed) adj • corrigibile

corroborant (strengthproducing medicine) n • corroborante

corroborate v • corroborar

corroboration n • corroboration

corroborative adj • corroborative

corroborative, confirmatory adj • confirmatori

corrode (eat away gradually) v • corroder

corrode (eat away gradually) v • corroder [-rod-/-ros-]

corrode v • corroder (se)

corrode v • corroder

corrosion n • corrosion

corrosive adj • corrosive

corrosive n • corrosivo

corrugate v • corrugar

corrugate, wrinkle (up) v • corrugar

corrugation n • corrugation

corrupt (1. to make evil or wicked; 2. to bribe; 3. to make incorrect, falsify) v • corrumper [-rump-/-rupt-]

corrupt (1. to make evil or wicked; 2. to bribe; 3. to make incorrect, falsify) v • corrumper

corrupt adj • corrupte

corrupt, deprave v • vitiar

corrupt, depraved adj • depravate (pp of depravar)

corrupt, depraved adj • depravate

corrupt v • corrumper

corrupter n • corruptor

corruptibility n • corruptibilitate

corruptible adj • corruptibile

corruption (1. depravity; 2. bribery; 3. as in corruption of a text or of a style) n • corruption

corruption n • corruption

corsage, bodice n • corsage

corsage, bodice n • corsage [F]

corset, girdle n • corset [F]

corset, girdle n • corset

corset n • corset

corset maker n • corsetero

Corsica [Geog] n • Corsica

corsican adj • corse

corsican n • corso

cortex [Anat] n • cortice

cortex [Anat] n • cortice (còr-)

cortical adj • cortical

corticate, corticose [Bot] adj • corticose

corticose, corticate [Bot] adj • corticose

corvette n • corvetta

corvine adj • corvin

cosecant [Trig] n • cosecante

cosh n • massa

cosh v • massar

cosine [Math] n • cosinus (-sì-)

cosine [Math] n • cosinus

cosmetic adj • cosmetic

cosmetic n • cosmetico

cosmetics n • cosmetica

cosmic adj • cosmic

cosmic (relating to the universe) adj • cosmic

cosmogonal (cosmogonic) adj • cosmogonic

cosmogonic adj • cosmogonic

cosmogony (theory of the generation of the universe) n • cosmogonia

cosmogony (theory of the generation of the universe) n • cosmogonia (-ìa)

cosmographer n • cosmographo (-mò-)

cosmographer n • cosmographo

cosmographic adj • cosmographic

cosmographical adj • cosmographic

cosmography (description of the universe or of the earth) n • cosmographia (-ìa)

cosmography (description of the universe or of the earth) n • cosmographia

cosmological adj • cosmologic

cosmologist n • cosmologo

cosmologist n • cosmologo (-mò-)

cosmology n • cosmologia (-ìa)

cosmology n • cosmologia

cosmonaut n • cosmonauta

cosmopolitan adj • cosmopolita

cosmopolitan n • cosmopolita

cosmopolitanism n • cosmopolitismo

cosmopolitism n • cosmopolitismo

cosmorama n • cosmorama

cosmos (1. universe) n • cosmo

cosmos (2. orderly whole) n • cosmo

cosmos n • cosmo

cost (at all -s) prep. phr • a omne costo

cost, expense n • sumpto

cost n • costo

cost (price paid or charged) n • costo

cost v • costar

cost vi • costar

cost vt • evalutar

cost (without -) prep. phr • gratis

Costa Rica [Geog] [H] n • Costa Rica

costal adj • costal

costal [Anat] adj • costal

costive, constipated adj • constipate (pp of constipar)

costive, constipated adj • constipate

costly adj • costose

costly (costing much) adj • costose

costly, expensive adj • dispendiose

costume n • costume

costume [Theat] n • costume

costume v • costumar

cosy adj • commode

cot n • lecto de infante

cotangent [Math] n • cotangente

Cote d'Ivoire [Geog] n • Cote d'Ivoire

coterie, clique n • clique

coterie, clique n • clique [F]

cotillion, cotillon n • cotillon

cotillion, cotillon n • cotillon [F]

cottage n • cabana

cotton (1. cotton plant; 2. cotton fiber) n • coton

cotton (absorbent) n • watta

cotton (having to do with cotton) adj • cotonari

cotton n • coton

cotton shrub, cotton plant n • cotoniero

cottonwool n • watta

cotutor, coguardian [Law] n • cotutor

couch (express) v • exprimer

couch (lay) vt • reposar

couch n • lecto de reposo

couch vi • jacer

couchette n • couchette

cough n • tusse

cough v • tussir

cough vi • tussir

coughwort, coltsfoot [Bot] n • tussilagine

coulomb [Elec] n • coulomb (culòmb)

coulomb [Elec] n • coulomb

council (a body of advisers) n • consilio

council (as in Nicene Council) n • concilio

council n • consilio

council chamber (board room) n • sala del consilio

councillor n • consiliero

councilor n • consiliero

counsel (advice) n • consilio

counsel, advise v • consiliar

counsel (barrister) n • advocato

counsel, piece of advice n • consilio

counsel v • consilia

counsel for the defense (defence) [Law] n • defensor

counsellor, adviser n • consiliator

counsellor, adviser n • consiliero

count, earl n • conte

count (earl) n • conte

count (reckoning) n • computo

count v • contar

count v • numerar

count vi • importar

count vt • contar

count-down n • computo a retro

countenance, face n • figura

countenance, face, visage n • visage (-aje)

countenance, face, visage n • visage

counter [Fencing] n • contra

counter (in a store) n • banco

counter (in shop) n • banco

counter (person or thing that counts) n • contator

counter v • contrariar

counterattack n • contraattacco

counterattack v • contraattaccar

counterbalance, counterpoise v • contrapesar

counterbalance, equiponderate v • equiponderar

counterbalance n • contrabalancia

counterbalance n • contrapeso

counterbalance v • contrabalanciar

counterespionage n • contraspionage (-aje)

counterespionage n • contraspionage

counterfeit (1. to feign, imitate, mimic; 2. to forge) v • contrafacer

counterfeit (1. to feign, imitate, mimic; 2. to forge) v • contrafacer [-fac-/-fact-]

counterfeit adj • contrafacte

counterfeit, forged adj • contrafacte

counterfeit n • contrafaction

counterfeit v • contrafacer

counterfeiter n • contrafactor

counterfeit-money n • moneta false

counterfoil n • talon

counterfoil, talon, stub [Fin] n • talon

counterfugue [Mus] n • contrafuga

countermand (cancel by giving a contrary order) v • contramandar

countermand, counterorder n • contraordine

countermarch v • contramarchar (-sh-)

countermarch v • contramarchar

countermark, counterstamp n • contramarca

countermark, counterstamp v • contramarcar

counteroffensive n • contraoffensiva

counterorder, countermand n • contraordine

counterpane, coverlet, bedspread n • coperilecto

counterpart n • pendant

counterpart, pendant (one of a pair in symmetric arrangement) n • pendant

counterpart, pendant (one of a pair in symmetric arrangement) n • pendant [F]

counterpoint [Mus] n • contrapuncto

counterpoise, counterbalance v • contrapesar

counterrevolution n • contrarevolution

counterround n • contraronda

counterscarp [Mil] n • contrascarpa

countersign v • contrasignar

countersign (watchword, password) n • contrasigno

counterstamp, countermark n • contramarca

counterstamp, countermark v • contramarcar

countess n • contessa

countless adj • innumerabile

count-off (sound off) v • contar

count-off (sound off) v • contar (se)

count-on v • contar super

country adj • campestre

country, countryside n • campania

country, land n • pais (-ìs)

country, land n • pais

country (land) n • pais

country (not town) n • campania

countryman, rustic n • rustico

countryman, rustic n • rustico (rùs-)

country-of-origin n • patria

country-of-origin n • pais de origine

countryside, country n • campania

country-side n • campania

county, earldom n • contato

county n • contato

coup n • colpo

coup-de-grace n • colpo de gratia

coup-d'etat n • colpo de stato

coupé (1. four-wheeled closed carriage with a seat for two people inside and a seat for the driver outside; 2. closed, two-door automobile; 3 . railroad compartment) n • coupé [F]

coupé (1. four-wheeled closed carriage with a seat for two people inside and a seat for the driver outside; 2. closed, two-door automobile; 3 . railroad compartment) n • coupé

couple (1. pair; 2. [Mech]) n • copula

couple (1. pair; 2. [Mech]) n • copula (cò-)

couple (married) n • sposos

couple (pair) n • copula

couple (unite, bring together in pairs) v • accopular

couple vt • accopular

coupling (1. act of coupling; 2. [Techn]) n • accopulamento

coupon [Fin] n • coupon

coupon [Fin] n • coupon [F]

coupon n • coupon

courage, bravery n • braveria (-ìa)

courage, bravery n • braveria

courage n • corage

courage n • corage (-aje)

courageous adj • coragiose

courageous adj • coragiose (-jo-)

courageous, brave adj • brave

courier (messenger) n • currero

courier n • currero

course (1. trend, path; 2. course of lectures, studies) n • curso

course (in due -) prep. phr • a tempore debite

course (of -) adv • naturalmente

course (of action) n • via

course (part of a meal served at one time) n • platto

course (part of meal) n • platto

course (path, series) n • curso

courser n • cursero

court (1. courtyard; 2. court of a sovereign; 3. [Law]; 4. courtship, wooing) n • corte

court (1. try to gain the favor of by attention or flattery; 2. to woo) v • cortesar

court n • corte

court (tennis -) n • terreno de tennis

court v • facer le corte a

court v • cortesar

court, woo v • galantear

court martial (mil) n • corte martial

court of law n • corte

court of law n • corte (de lege)

courteous adj • cortese

courtesan n • cortesana

courtesy (graceful politeness) n • cortesia (-ìa)

courtesy (graceful politeness) n • cortesia

courtesy n • cortesia

courtier n • palatiano

courtier n • cortesano

courtliness n • palatianismo

courtly adj • palatian

courtyard n • cortil

cousin (daughter of one's uncle or aunt) n • cosina

cousin [Fem] n • cosina

cousin [Masc] n • cosino

cousin (son of one's uncle or aunt) n • cosino

cove n • parve baia

covenant n • convention

covenant n • pacto

covenant v • promitter

covenant v • facer un convention

cover (1. to place or spread something on or over; 2. [Breeding]) v • coperir [-per-/-pert-]

cover (1. to place or spread something on or over; 2. [Breeding]) v • coperir

cover, conceal v • teger [teg-/tect-]

cover, conceal v • teger

cover (covering) n • copertura

cover, envelope, jacket n • camisa

cover (hard -) n • coperta

cover, lid n • coperculo

cover (lid) n • coperculo

cover n • copertura

cover (put over) v • coperir

cover, serve [Breeding] v • montar

cover (travel) v • percurrer

cover or plate with silver, silver v • argentar

cover the foot or root (of a tree) v • calcear

cover with ashes v • cinerar

cover with bitumen, bituminize v • bituminar

cover with bitumen, bituminize v • bituminisar

cover with plaster, plaster v • ingypsar

cover with saltpeter v • salpetrar

covered adj • coperte

covered adj • coperite

covered with snow (flakes) adj • floccate

coverer n • copertor

covering, coating, facing (of a wall bank) n • revestimento

coverlet, bedspread, counterpane n • coperilecto

covet, be covetous v • concupiscer

covet v • concupiscer

covetous adj • cupide

covetousness, cupidity n • cupiditate

covetousness n • invidia

cow (female bovine) n • vacca

cow n • vacca

cow v • intimidar

cow stables n • vaccheria (-ìa)

cow stables n • vaccheria

coward, cowardly adj • coarde

coward n • coardo

cowardice n • coardia (-ìa)

cowardice n • coardia

cowardly adj/adv • coarde

cowardly, coward adj • coarde

cowboy, cowherd n • vacchero

cowboy n • vacchero

cowboy n • cowboy

cower v • quattar tremulante

cowhand n • vacchero

cowherd, cowboy n • vacchero

cowherd n • bovero

cowhide n • vacca

cowrie, porcelain shell n • porcellana

cowshed n • boveria

cowshed n • boveria (-ìa)

cowslip, primrose n • primavera

cowslip, primrose n • primula

coxalgia, pain in the hip n • coxalgia

coxalgia, pain in the hip n • coxalgia (-ìa)

coxalgic adj • coxalgic

coy adj • timide

coy adj • modeste

crab n • cancere

crab [Zool] n • crabba

crab [Zool] n • cancere

crack (crash, to break with a sharp, loud noise) v • crepar

crack (crash, to make a sharp, loud noise) v • crepar

crack (make a noise) vi • craccar

crack (make a sudden sharp sound in breaking) v • craccar

crack (noise) n • crac

crack [Slang] n • craccaina

crack [Slang] n • cocaina crack

crack (split) n • fissura

crack (split) v • finder se

crack (split) vt • finder

crack (sudden sharp and loud noise) n • crac

crack-a-joke v • lanciar un burla

cracker (biscuit) n • biscuit

cracker [Comp] n • cracker

cracker [Comp] n • invasor de systemas

cracker (expert) n • experto

cracker (fire) n • petardo

crack-head [Slang] n • narcomano de cocaina crack

crack-head [Slang] n • craccaino

crackle (decrepitate) v • decrepitar

crackle v • crepitar

crackling [Cul] n/part pres • pelle rostite

crackling [Cul] n/part pres • pelle rostite (de porco)

crackling (noise) n • crepitation

crack-the-whip v • applicar le regulas

crack-the-whip v • exiger per fortia

Cracow (Krakow) n • Cracovia

cradle n • cuna

cradle (put in cradle) v • incunar

cradle (rock in cradle) v • cunar

cradle (rocking or swinging bed) n • cuna

craft (cunning) n • astutia

craft (ship) n • vascello

craft (ship) n • nave

craft (trade) n • mestiero

craftsman n • maestro

craftsman n • artisano

craftsmanship n • maestria

crafty adj • astute

crafty, artful adj • artificiose

crag n • rocca prominente

cram v • reimpler

cramp, clamp, staple, clip n • crampa

cramp, clamp, staple, clip (together) v • crampar

cramp [Med] n • crampo

cramp (tool) n • crampa

cramp v • impedir

cranberry n • oxycocco

crane (1. [Zool]; 2. [Mech]) n • grue

crane n • grue

crane v • tender le collo

cranial adj • cranian

craniological adj • craniologic

craniologist n • craniologo

craniologist n • craniologo (-òlogo)

craniology n • craniologia (-ìa)

craniology n • craniologia

craniometer n • craniometro (-ò-)

craniometer n • craniometro

craniometric adj • craniometric

craniometrist n • craniometrista

craniometry n • craniometria (-ìa)

craniometry n • craniometria

cranioscopical adj • cranioscopic

cranioscopist n • cranioscopo (-òs-)

cranioscopist n • cranioscopo

cranioscopy n • cranioscopia

cranioscopy n • cranioscopia (-ìa)

cranium, skull n • cranio

crank [Mach] n • manivella

crank n • persona irritate

crank n • lunatic

crank, turn a crank v • manivellar

crank (turn) v • tornar

cranky adj • irritate

crape, crisp, curl, frizzle, crimp v • crispar

crash (collision) n • collision

crash [Fin] • crash

crash [Fin] • crac

crash, smash [Fin] n • crac

crash, smash (sound of a crash or smash) n • fracasso

crash (sound) n • crac

crash (sound) n • fracasso

crash vi • collider

crash-helmet n • casco protective

crasis [Gram] n • crasis (crà-)

crasis [Gram] n • crasis

crass adj • crasse

crassilingual, thicktongued adj • crassilingue

crassitude (1. thickness; 2. crassness, grossness) n • crassitude

crassitude (1. thickness; 2. crassness, grossness) n • crassitate

crate n • cassa de imballaye

crater (1. [Gr. Antiq] krater; 2. mouth of a volcano) n • crater

crater n • crater

crateriform adj • crateriforme

cravat, necktie, scarf n • cravata

crave, have a craving for v • appeter

crave v • desirar ardentemente

crave v • appeter

crawfish, crayfish n • cambaro

crawfish, crayfish n • cambaro (càm-)

crawl, creep v • reper [rep-/rept-]

crawl, creep v • reper

crawl, creep v • reptar

crawl (swimming) n • crawl

crawl v • reper

crawling, creeping (act or action of) n • reptation

crayfish, crawfish n • cambaro

crayfish, crawfish n • cambaro (càm-)

crayfish n • commaro

crayon n • pastello

craze (enthusiasm) n • mania

craze (fashion) n • moda

craze (madness) n • follia

crazy adj • folle

crazy-paving n • pavimento irregular

creak v • strider

creaking, squeaky, stridulous adj • stridule

cream (1. oily nart of milk; 2. fancy dish made of, or like, cream; 3. [Cosmetics]; 4. best part of a thing) n • crema

cream n • crema

creamery n • cremeria (-ìa)

creamery n • cremeria

creamy adj • cremose

crease, fold, wrinkle n • ruga

crease n • ruga

crease v • rugar

crease, wrinkle v • arrugar

crease, wrinkle v • rugar

crease-resistant adj/n • antiruga

create v • crear

create a hubbub v • rumorar

create anew, re-create v • recrear

create together v • concrear

creatine [Biochem] n • creatina

creating anew, re-creation n • recreation

creation (1. act of creating, thing created; 2. world, universe) n • creation

creation n • creation

creative adj • creator

creative adj • creative

creator n • creator

creature n • creatura

creche n • asylo infantil

credence (small table for Eucharistic elements) [Eccl] n • credentia

credential adj • credential

credentials n • litteras de credentia

credibility n • credibilitate

credible adj • credibile

credit (1. prestige based on the confidence of others; 2. [Com/Accounting, fin]) n • credito

credit (1. prestige based on the confidence of others; 2. [Com/Accounting, fin]) n • credito (cré-)

credit adj • creditori

credit (believe) v • creder

credit (bookkeeping) v • creditar

credit (enter on the credit side of an account) [Bookkeeping] v • creditar

credit n • credito

credit-card n • carta de credito

creditor n • creditor

credo, creed n • credo [NL]

credo, creed n • credo

credulity n • credulitate

credulous adj • credule

creed, credo n • credo [NL]

creed, credo n • credo

creed n • credo

creed n • credentia

creep (climb) v • scander

creep, crawl v • reper [rep-/rept-]

creep, crawl v • reptar

creep, crawl v • reper

creep (crawl) v • reper

creep-in v • entrar sin esser notate in

creeping, crawling (act or action of) n • reptation

creep-out v • sortir sin facer ruito

creep-up v • approchar se sin esser notate

creepy adj • horripilante

cremate v • cremar

cremation n • cremation

crematorium n • crematorio

crematory adj • crematori

crème (thick sweet liqueur) n • crema

creole (person of pure European descent born in the Latin American countries) n • creolo

creophagist, carnivore, meat eater n • creophago

creophagist, carnivore, meat eater n • creophago (-òphago)

creophagous, carnivorous, meat-eating adj • creophage (-ò-)

creophagous, carnivorous, meat-eating adj • creophage

creophagy n • creophagia (-ìa)

creophagy n • creophagia

creosote n • creosoto

creosote v • creosotar

creosoting (action of) n • creosotage (-aje)

creosoting (action of) n • creosotage

crepe n • crepe

crepe n • crepe F]

crepitant adj • crepitante (ppr of crepitar)

crepitant adj • crepitante

crepitation n • crepitation

crepuscular adj • crepuscular

crepuscule, twilight, dusk n • crepusculo

crescendo [I] n • crescendo

crescendo n • crescendo

crescent adj/n • crescente

crescent n • crescente

cress [Bot] n • cresson

cress n • cresson

crest (1. comb, tuft on the head of a bird; 2. decoration, plumes, on a helmet; 3. ridge of a wave or a mountain) n • cresta

crest (1. comb, tuft on the head of a bird; 2. decoration, plumes, on a helmet; 3. ridge of a wave or a mountain) n • crista

crest (heraldry) n • blason

crest (top) n • cresta

crested, tufted adj • cristate

crestfallen adj • abattite

cretaceous adj • cretacee

Crete n • Creta

cretonne [F] n • cretonne

crevice n • fissura

crew n • equipage

crew n • gruppo

crew [Naut] n • equipage (-aje)

crew [Naut] n • equipage

crib (cheat in school) v • copiar

crib (cheat in school) v • copiar (celatemente)

crib (cheater's copy) n • copia (celate)

crib (cheater's copy) n • copia

crib (confine) v • confinar

crib (for animals) n • mangiatoria

crib (for babies) n • crippa

crib, manger n • mangiatoria (-ja-)

crib, manger n • mangiatoria

crib (plagiarize) v • plagiar

cribriform adj • cribriforme

cribriform, sievelike adj • cribrose

crick (creaking noise) n • cric

crick v • criccar

cricket [Entom] n • grillo

cricket (insect) n • grillo

cricket (sport) n • cricket

cricket [Sports] n • cricket [A]

cricket [Sports] n • cricket

crime n • crimine

Crimea n • Crimea (-éa)

Crimea n • Crimea

criminal (1. relating to crime; 2. guilty of crime) adj • criminal

criminal adj • criminal

criminal n • criminal

criminal attempt n • attentato

criminal jurist n • criminalista

criminality (quality of being criminal) n • criminalitate

criminally adv • criminalmente

criminate v • criminar

crimination n • crimination

criminological adj • criminologic

criminologist n • criminologo (-nò)

criminologist n • criminologista

criminologist n • criminologo

criminology n • criminologia

criminology n • criminologia (-ìa)

crimp, crape, crisp, curl, frizzle v • crispar

crimson adj • carmesin

crimson n • carmesino

cringe v • humiliar se servilmente

crinkle v • crispar

crinkle v • crispar (se)

crinoline (1. stiff cloth made of horsehair and linen thread; 2. hoop skirt) n • crinolina

cripple, lame, maim v • stropiar

cripple, maimed person n • stropiato

cripple n • stropiato

cripple v • stropiar

crisis n • crise

crisp adj • crispe

crisp, curl, frizzle, crimp, crape v • crispar

crisp, curly, crisped adj • crispe

crispation, contraction, shriveling n • crispation

crisped, crisp, curly adj • crispe

crisps n • chips

criterion n • criterio

critic, faultfinder n • censor

critic n • critico

critic, reviewer n • recensente

critical (1. pertaining to criticism; 2. pertaining to a crisis) adj • critic

critical adj • critic

critically adv • criticamente

criticism, comment n • commento

criticism [Lit/Art, etc] n • critica

criticism n • critica

criticism [Philos] n • criticismo

criticize (appraise) v • commentar

criticize (remark critically) v • criticar

criticize v • criticar

croak, caw v • coaxar

croak (die) [Slang] v • crepar

croak n • coax

croak v • coaxar

croaking, cawing (act of) n • coaxamento

Croat, Croatian n • croato

Croatia [Geog] n • Croatia

Croatia n • Croatia

Croatian adj • croate

Croatian (language) n • croato

crochet n • crochet

crochet [Needlework] n • crochet [F]

crochet [Needlework] n • crochet

crochet v • crochetar

crochet v • crochetar (-sh-)

crockery n • olleria

crockery n • ceramica

crocodile n • crocodilo

crocodile [Zool] n • crocodilo

crocodilian adj • crocodilian

crocodilian [Zool] n • crocodiliano

crocus [Bot] n • crocus (crò-)

crocus [Bot] n • crocus

crocus n • crocus

Croesus [Anc. Hist] n • Creso

cromlech n • cromlech

crook (criminal) n • criminal

crook, hook n • croc

crook (shepherd's) n • croc

crooked adj • prave

crooked, twisted adj • torte

crooked (twisted) adj • torte

crooked (wicked) adj • prave

crop, harvest (s) n • messe

crop, harvest (s) n • recolta

crop n • recolta

crop v • tonder

crop-up v • arrivar

crop-up v • apparer

croquet n • croquet

croquet [Sports] n • croquet [A]

croquet [Sports] n • croquet

croquet v • croquetar

croquette [Cookery] n • croquette

croquette [Cookery] n • croquette [F]

cross (1. to place crosswise; 2. to intersect, pass across; 3. to cause to interbreed) v • cruciar

cross adj • de mal humor

cross [Bib] n • stauro

cross [Biol] n • cruciamento

cross (cause to interbreed) v • mesticiar

cross (go across) v • transversar

cross, hybridize v • hybridar

cross (intersect breed) v • cruciar

cross (move or go across) v • passar

cross n • cruce

cross (sign, symbol, thing in the shape of a cross) n • cruce

cross (torture stake) n • stauro

cross, traverse (1. to pass across or through; 2. to thwart) v • transversar

cross breeding (action or process of) n • mesticiage (aje)

cross breeding (action or process of) n • mesticiage

cross oneself v • signar se

cross oneself v • signar se (con un cruce)

cross street n • transversa

cross the street phr • cruciar le strata (via)

cross the street phr • cruciar le strata

crossbar, crossbeam n • transversa

crossbar n • transversa

crossbeam, crossbar n • transversa

crossbow n • arcoballista

crossbreeding, hybridization n • hybridation

cross-breeding n • hybridation

crosser, one or that which crosses n • cruciator

cross-examine v • interrogar

cross-eyed adj • strabe

cross-eyed, squinting adj • strabe

crossing (1. placing crosswise) n • cruciamento

crossing n • cruciamento

cross-out v • cancellar

cross-reference n • contrareferentia

crossroads n • cruciata (de vias)

crossroads n • cruciata

cross-section n • section transverse

cross-shaped, cruciform adj • cruciforme

crossword (- puzzle) n • enigma de parolas cruciate

crossword n • parolas cruciate

crotaline, crotaloid adj • crotaloide

crotaloid, crotaline adj • crotaloide

Crotalus [Zool] n • crotalo (crò-)

Crotalus [Zool] n • crotalo

crotchet adj/n • semiminima

crotchety adj • obstinate e irritate

crouch (- oneself down) v • quattar se

crouch, squat v • quattar

crouch v • quattar

crouching, squatting adj • quatte

croup (hindquarters of a horse) n • cruppa

croup [Pathol] n • croup

croup [Pathol] n • croup [A]

croupade [Man] n • cruppada

crow n • corvo

crow [Ornith] n • cornice

crow [Ornith] n • cornicula

crow v • cantar

crowbar n • vecte

crowbar, pry, lever n • vecte

crowd, flock, throng (a place) v • affluer [-flu-/-flux-]

crowd, flock, throng (a place) v • affluer

crowd, gathering n • attruppamento

crowd n • turba

crowd n • grege

crowd n • multitude

crowd, throng n • turba

crowd, throng n • pressa

crowd vi • affluer

crowd vt • incombrar

crowd vt • plenar

crowded adj • plen

crowded adj • incombrate

crown (coin) n • corona

crown, coronary adj • coronari

crown, krone [Fin] n • corona

crown n • corona

crown v • coronar

crowned with laurel, laureate adj • laureate

crowning n • coronation

crucial adj • critic

crucial adj • decisive

crucial (having the form of a cross) adj • crucial

crucially adv • decisivemente

crucially adv • criticamente

cruciation, torture, torment n • cruciation

crucible, melting pot n • crucibulo (-cì-)

crucible, melting pot n • crucibulo

crucifer (1. [Eccl]; 2. [Bot]) n • crucifero

crucifer (1. [Eccl]; 2. [Bot]) n • crucifero (-cì-)

cruciferous adj • crucifere

crucifier n • crucifixor

crucifix n • crucifixo

crucifixion n • crucifixion

cruciform, cross-shaped adj • cruciforme

crucify v • crucifiger [-fig-/-fix-]

crucify v • crucifiger

crude (raw) adj • crude

crude (rude) adj • rude

crude, unpolished adj • impolite

crude rubber, caoutchouc n • cauchu

crude rubber, caoutchouc n • cauchu (-ù)

crudeness, crudity n • cruditate

crude-oil n • petroleo brute

crudity, crudeness n • cruditate

crudity n • cruditate

cruel adj • cruel

cruelty n • cruelitate

cruise n • cruciera

cruise [Navy] n • cruciera

cruise (sail to and fro over some part of the sea on the lookout for enemy ships or for the protection of commerce) v • cruciar

cruise v • cruciar

cruise under water v • subnavigar

cruiser n • cruciator

crumb n • mica

crumb (small piece of bread, cake, rubbed or broken off) n • mica

crumble (cause to crumble) v • micar

crumble vi • collaber

crumble vi • disintegrar se

crumble vt • micar

crumple v • corrugar

crumple v • corrugar (se)

crunch (climax) n • culmine

crunch (noise) n • crac

crunch v • masticar con ruito

crupper (leather loop passing under a horse's tail) n • cruppiera

crusade n • cruciada

crusader n • cruciato

crush (affection) n • affection

crush (crowd) n • turba

crush (destroy) v • vincer

crush (flatten) v • applattar

crush (of grapes) v • pressar

crush (squeeze) v • contunder

crush, trample, to tread (grapes) v • fullar

crust n • crusta

crustacean adj • crustacee

crustacean, crustaceous adj • crustacee

crustacean n • crustaceo

crustaceous, crustacean adj • crustacee

crustose, crusty adj • crustose

crusty, crustose adj • crustose

crusty (of bread) adj • crustose

crusty (of people) adj • irritabile

crutch n • crucia

cry, cry out v • critar

cry (loud sound produced by man or beast) n • crito

cry n • crito

cry (shout) vt/vi • critar

cry, weep v • plorar

cry (weep) vi • plorar

cry out, cry v • critar

cry out, exclaim v • clamar

crypt n • crypta

cryptic adj • enigmatic

cryptic adj • secrete

crypto- (hidden, secret) [occurring in compounds and derivatives] adj • crypt-

cryptogam [Bot] n • cryptogamo (-ò-)

cryptogam [Bot] n • cryptogamo

cryptogamic [Bot] adj • cryptogamic

cryptogamist [Bot] n • cryptogamista

cryptogamous [Bot] adj • cryptogame

cryptogamous [Bot] adj • cryptogame (-ò-)

cryptogamy [Bot] n • cryptogamia (-ìa)

cryptogamy [Bot] n • cryptogamia

cryptogram n • cryptogramma

cryptograph, cryptogram n • cryptographo

cryptograph, cryptogram n • cryptographo (-ò-)

cryptographer n • cryptographo

cryptographer n • cryptographo (-ò-)

cryptographic adj • cryptographic

cryptography n • cryptographia (-ìa)

cryptography n • cryptographia

cryptomnesia n • cryptomnesia

cryptomnesia n • cryptomnesia (-ìa)

crystal (1. clear, transparent variety of quartz; 2. crystal-glass; 3. form resulting from crystallization) n • crystallo

crystal adj • de crystallo

crystal adj • crystallin

crystal n • crystallo

crystalline adj • crystallin

crystallite [Mineral] n • crystallite

crystallizable adj • crystalisabile

crystallization n • crystallisation

crystallize v • crystallisar (se)

crystallize v • crystallisar

crystallographer n • crystallographo (-ò-)

crystallographer n • crystallographo

crystallographical adj • crystallographic

crystallography n • crystallographia (-ìa)

crystallography n • crystallographia

crystalloid adj • crystalloide

cub (bear) n • ursino

cub (fox) n • vulpino

cub (lion) n • leonino

cub (scout) n • boy-scout junior

cub (wolf) n • lupino

Cuba n • Cuba

Cuban adj • cuban

Cuban n • cubano

cubature n • cubatura

cube (1. [Geom]; 2. [Alg]) n • cubo

cube (1. to make a cube or cubes of; 2. to measure the cubic content of; 3. [Alg]) v • cubar

cube n • cubo

cube v • cubar

cube-root n • radice cubic

cubic (1. having the form of a cube; 2. [Alg]) adj • cubic

cubic adj • cubic

cubic meter, stere [Metric System] n • stereo

cubicle n • cubiculo

cubicle, small bedroom n • cubiculo

cubism n • cubismo

cubist n • cubista

cubit (1. [Anat] ulna; 2. [Entom]; 3. the measure cubit) n • cubito (cù-)

cubit (1. [Anat] ulna; 2.Entom]; 3. the measure cubit) n • cubito

cubital [Anat] adj • cubital

cubitodigital adj • cubitodigital

cuckold n • cucu

cuckoo n • cucu

cuckoo [Ornith] n • cucu

cucumber n • cucumbre

cucumber n • cucumere

cucurbit (1. [Bot] gourd) n • cucurbita

cucurbit (1. [Bot] gourd) n • cucurbita (-cùr-)

cucurbitaceous adj • cucurbitacee

cuddle v • imbraciar

cuddly adj • caressabile

cudgel, club n • fuste

cudgel, thrash, beat v • fustigar

cudgel, thump, beat v • massar

cudgel v • bastonar

cue (billiards) n • baston

cue n • [Theat]

cuff (blow) n • colpo de mano

cuff (of a sleeve) n • manchette

cuff (of a sleeve) n • manchette [F]

cuff (of trousers, boots) n • reverso

cuff (on sleeve) n • manchette

cuff (on trousers, boots) n • reverso

cuff v • colpar

cufflinks n • buttones geminate

cuirass n • cuirasse

cuirass v • cuirassar

cuirassier n • cuirassero

cuirassing (act of) n • cuirassamento

Culex [Entom] n • culice

Culex [Entom] n • culice (cù-)

culinary adj • culinari

culminate v • culminar

culmination n • culmination

culorimeter n • calorimetro

culorimeter n • calorimetro (-ì-)

culpability, guilt n • culpabilitate

culprit n • culpabile

cult n • culto

cultism, Gongorism n • cultismo

cultivable adj • cultivabile

cultivate (1. to till; 2. to raise or foster the growth of) v • cultivar

cultivate, till v • coler

cultivate, till v • coler [col-/cult-]

cultivate v • cultivar

cultivated, tilled adj • culte

cultivation (tilling of land) n • cultivation

cultivation of meadows n • praticultura

cultivator n • cultor

cultivator (tiller of the soil) n • cultivator

cultivator of meadow land, meadower n • praticultor

cultural adj • cultural

culturally adv • culturalmente

culture (1. cultivation, act of cultivating; 2. [Bacteriol]; 3. state or level of culture) n • cultura

culture n • cultura

cultured adj • culte

cultured erudite adj • culte

cumbersome adj • embarassose

cumbersome, entangled adj • embarassose

cumin n • cumino

cumulate, heap or pile up v • cumular

cumulation, heaping up n • cumulation

cumulative adj • cumulative

cumulus [Meteorol] n • cumulo (cù-)

cumulus [Meteorol] n • cumulo

cuneal adj • cuneal

cuneate adj • cuneate (pp of cunear)

cuneate adj • cuneate

cuneiform adj • cuneiforme

cunning adj • astute

cunning n • astutia

cup, calyx [Bot] n • calice

cup, calyx [Bot] n • calice (cà-)

cup (chalice) n • calice

cup (for tea, coffee) n • tassa

cup, goblet n • cuppa

cup (goblet, trophy) n • cuppa

cup (teacup, coffee cup) n • tassa

cupboard n • armario

cupboard, wardrobe n • armario

cupel n • cuppella

cupel v • cuppellar

cupellation n • cuppellation

cup-final n • campionato final

cupful n • tassata

Cupid n • Cupido

Cupid n • Cupido (-ìdo)

cupidity, covetousness n • cupiditate

cupola, dome n • cupola

cupola, dome n • cupola (cù-)

cupric [Chem] adj • cupric

cupriferous, copper-bearing adj • cuprifere

cuprite [Mineral] n • cuprite

cuprous, copper adj • cuprose

cup-shaped, caliciform adj • caliciforme

cupule [Bot] n • cupula

cupuliferous adj • cupulifere

cur n • canastro

curability n • curabilitate

curable adj • curabile

curable adj • sanabile

Curacao [Geog] n • Curacao

curate, curé n • curato

curate n • curato

curate n • vicario parochial

curative, healing adj • sanative

curative, healing adj • curative

curator n • curator

curator (of a museum) n • curator

curb (brake) n • freno

curb, keep from, restrain v • retener

curb, keep from, restrain v • retener [-ten-/-tent-]

curb (kerb) n • bordo

curb v • retener

curbable, checkable, stoppable adj • frenabile

curdle v • cualiar

curdle v • cualiar se

curé, curate n • curato

cure (heal) v • curar

cure (heal) v • sanar

cure, healing n • curation

cure [Med] v • curar

cure n • remedio

cure, to heal v • sanar

cure (with smoke) v • fumar

cure of souls n • cura

curettage n • curettage (-aje)

curettage n • curettage

curette [Surg] n • curetta

curette [Surg] v • curettar

curfew n • coperifoco

curiosity (1. desire to see or know; 2. curious object) n • curiositate

curiosity n • curiositate

curious (1. desirous of seeing or knowing; 2. deserving or exciting curiosity) adj • curiose

curious adj • curiose

curl (cause to curl) v • buclar

curl (curled lock of hair) n • bucla

curl, frizzle, crimp, crape, crisp v • crispar

curl n • bucla

curl v • buclar

curl in ringlets, locks (cause to) v • anellar

curler n • ferro a buclar

curly adj • crispe

curly, crisped, crisp adj • crispe

currant (acid berry of several species of Ribes) n • ribes (rì-)

currant (acid berry of several species of Ribes) n • ribes

currant n • ribes

currency (money in actual use in a country) n • numerario

currency n • moneta

currency n • numerario

current (1. generally used or accepted; 2.present) adj • currente

current adj • currente

current adj • actual

current (alternating -) n • currente alternative

current (be in - use) v • haber curso

current (direct -) n • currente continue

current n • currente

current, present adj • actual

current-account n • conto currente

current-events n • actualitates

curriculum n • curriculo

curry (chicken -) n • pullo al indiana

curry n • cari

curry vt • preparar al cari

curry-favor-with v • insinuar se in le favor de

curry-powder n • pulvere de curcuma

curse, malediction n • malediction

curse n • malediction

curse (utter a curse or curses against) v • maledicer

curse (utter a curse or curses against) v • maledicer [-dic-/-dict-]

curse vi • blasphemar

curse vt • maledicer

cursed, accursed adj • maledicte

cursed adj • maledicte

cursive (as in cursive script) adj • cursive

cursive n • cursiva

curt adj • brusc

curtail v • accurtar

curtain (1. as in window curtain, bed curtain; 2. [Fortif]) n • cortina

curtain (domestic) n • cortina

curtain [Theat] n • tela

curtain v • incortinar

curtsy n • reverentia

curtsy v • facer un reverentia

curvature, curve n • curvatura

curvature, curve n • incurvatura

curve (cause to curve) v • curvar

curve, curvature n • curvatura

curve, curvature n • incurvatura

curve (curved line) n • curva

curve n • curva

curve v • curvar

curve v • curvar (se)

curve again v • recurvar

curved adj • curve

curvet (execute a curvet) v • curvettar

curvet n • curvetta

curvilinear adj • curvilinee

cushion n • cossino

cushion (pillow to sit, lie or kneel on) n • cossino

cushion v • amortir

cusp n • cuspide

cusp n • cuspide (cùs-)

cuspal, cuspidal adj • cuspidal

cuspated, cuspidate, cusped adj • cuspidate

cusped, cuspated, cuspidate adj • cuspidate

cuspidal, cuspal adj • cuspidal

cuspidate, cusped, cuspated adj • cuspidate

cusp-shaped adj • cuspidiforme

custard n • crema dulce de farina a mais e lacte

custard n • crema dulce de ovos e lacte

custodial adj • custodial

custodial [Eccl] n • custodia

custodian, guardian n • custode

custodian n • custode

custody (keep in -) v • detener

custody (keep in -) v • custodiar

custody n • custodia

custody (safekeeping, care) n • custodia

custom, consuetude n • consuetude

custom (duty) n • derecto

custom, fee, duty n • derecto

custom, habit, usage n • usantia

custom (habit) n • costume

custom, usage, manner n • more

custom, usage n • costume

custom, usage n • usage (-aje)

custom, usage n • usage

customary adj • costumari

customary adj • usual

customary, consuetudinary adj • consuetudinari

customer n • cliente

customers n • clientela

customhouse n • doana

customhouse officer n • doanero

customs adj • doanal

customs (clear through -) v • disdoanar

customs n • doana

customs-clearance n • disdoanamento

customs-officer n • doanero

cut, cut off v • trenchar (-sh)

cut, cut off v • trenchar

cut (divide, sever or reduce by cutting) v • secar [sec-/sect-]

cut (divide, sever or reduce by cutting) v • secar

cut (make a cut in) v • secar

cut (make or shape by cutting) v • taliar

cut n • sectura

cut, shape (as a brilliant) v • brillantar

cut (shape) v • taliar

cut (wound or opening made by cutting) n • sectura

cut again v • retaliar

cut in, notch v • insecar [-sec-/-sect-]

cut in, notch v • insecar

cut into, incise v • incisar

cut into v • incider [-cid-/-cis-]

cut into v • incider

cut off, abscind v • abscinder

cut off, abscind v • abscinder [-scind-/-sciss-]

cut off, cut v • trenchar

cut off, cut v • trenchar (-sh)

cut off, excide, cut out v • excider

cut off, excide, cut out v • excider [-cid-/-cis-]

cut off, lop off v • defalcar

cut off, remove v • precider

cut off, remove v • precider [-cid-/-cis-]

cut out, cut off, excide v • excider [-cid-/-cis-]

cut out, cut off, excide v • excider

cutaneous adj • cutanee

cut-down (reduce) v • reducer

cut-down (with scythe) v • falcar

cute adj • sympathic

cuticle (1. scarfskin, epidermis; 2. cuticle surrounding finger and toenails) n • cuticula

cuticle n • cuticula

cuticular adj • cuticular

cut-in v • insecar

cut-into v • incisar

cut-it-out! (command) interj • basta!

cutlass (short, curving sword) n • cultellasso

cutler n • cultellero

cutlery (business of a cutler) n • cultelleria

cutlery (business of a cutler) n • cultelleria (-ìa)

cutlery n • cultelleria

cutlet, chop n • cotelette [F]

cutlet, chop n • cotelette

cutlet n • cotelette

cut-off adj • isolate

cut-off (isolate) v • isolar

cut-off (sever) v • abscinder

cut-off (sever) v • amputar

cut-out (remove by cutting) v • excider

cut-out (remove by cutting) v • taliar

cut-out (stop) v • cessar

cut-price adj. phr • a precio reducte

cutter (of gems, wood, stone) n • taliator

cutter (one who or that which cuts) n • trenchator (-sh-)

cutter (one who or that which cuts) n • trenchator

cutter (small sailboat with one mast) n • cutter

cutter (small sailboat with one mast) n • cutter [A]

cutting (act of) n • section

cutting adj • trenchante

cutting, cutting off (act of) n • trenchamento

cutting, cutting off (act of) n • trenchamento (-sh-)

cutting (incision) n • incision

cutting (of newspaper) n • retalio

cutting (plant) n • planton

cutting, set, shoot [Hort] n • planton

cutting, sharp adj • trenchante

cutting, sharp adj • trenchante (-sh-) (ppr of trenchar)

cutting, shred, clipping n • retalio

cutting or lopping off, reduction n • defalcation

cyan, cyan blue n • cyano (cì-)

cyan, cyan blue n • cyano

cyanamide [Chem] n • cyanamido

cyanamide [Chem] n • cyanamido (-nà-)

cyanic [Chem] adj • cyanic

cyanide [Chem] n • cyanuro

cyanogen [Chem] n • cyanogeno (-ò-)

cyanogen [Chem] n • cyanogeno

cyanometer (instrument for measuring degrees of blueness) n • cyanometro

cyanometer (instrument for measuring degrees of blueness) n • cyanometro (-ò-)

cyanosis [Pathol] n • cyanosis

cyanosis [Pathol] n • cyanosis (-òsis)

cyanotype, blueprint n • cyanotypo (-òtypo)

cyanotype, blueprint n • cyanotypo

cyanus [Antill] n • cyano (cì-)

cyanus [Antill] n • cyano

cyclamen [Bot] n • cyclamino

cycle (as in cycle of the seasons) n • cyclo

cycle (bicycle) n • bicycletta

cycle (bicycle, tricycle) n • cyclo

cycle (bicycle) v • bicyclar

cycle [Lit] n • cyclo

cycle (period) n • cyclo

cycle v • bicyclar

cyclic adj • cyclic

cycling (sport of) n • cyclismo

cyclist (bicyclist) n • bicyclista

cyclist n • cyclista

cyclist n • bicyclista

cycloid n • cycloide

cyclonal (cyclonic) adj • cyclonal

cyclone n • cyclon

Cyclopean adj • cyclopic

Cyclops [Gr. Mythol] n • cyclope

Cyclops [Zool] n • cyclope

cyclotron n • cyclotron

cylinder [Geom] n • cylindro

cylinder [Mech] (piston-chamber) n • cylindro

cylinder n • cylindro

cylinder v • cylindrar

cylindering (process of) n • cylindrage (-aje)

cylindering (process of) n • cylindrage

cylindrical adj • cylindric

cylindrically adv • cylindricamente

cylindriform adj • cylindriforme

cylindrocellular adj • cylindrocellular

cylindrocephalic adj • cylindrocephale

cylindrocephalic adj • cylindrocephale (-éfale)

cylindroid n • cylindroide

cymbal n • cymbalo

cymbal n • cymbalo (cìm-)

cymbalist n • cymbalero

cyn- (cyno-) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cyn-

cynegetic (pertaining to the chase) adj • cynegetic

cynic (cynical) adj • cynic

cynic (cynical person) n • cynico

cynic n • cynico

cynic [Philos] adj • cynic

cynic [Philos] n • cynico

cynical adj • cynic

cynically adv • cynicamente

cynicism n • cynismo

cyno- (dog) [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cyn-

cynocephalic (dog-headed) adj • cynocephale

cynocephalous (dog-headed) adj • cynocephale

Cynocephalus, Papio [Zool] n • cynocephalo (-cé-)

Cynocephalus, Papio [Zool] n • cynocephalo

cynophile (dog-loving) adj • cynophile

cypress, cypress tree n • cypresso

cypress n • cypresso

Cyprian (Cypriote) n • cyprio

Cyprian (of Aphrodite) adj • cyprie

Cyprian (of Cyprus, Cypriote) adj • cyprie

cypriot adj • cypriota

cypriot n • cypriota

cypriot n • cyprio

Cypriote n • cyprio

Cypris, Aphrodite n • Cypride (cì-)

Cypris, Aphrodite n • Cypride

Cyprus [Geog] n • Chypre

Cyprus n • Cypro

cystalgia n • cystalgia

cystalgia n • cystalgia (-ìa)

cystiform adj • cystiforme

cystitis [Med] n • cystitis

cystitis [Med] n • cystitis (-ìtis)

cystose, cystous adj • cystose

cystotomy n • cystotomia

cystotomy n • cystotomia (-ìa)

cyto-, cyt- [Biol] [occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • cyto-

cytoplasm [Biol] n • cytoplasma

czar n • czar

czar (tsar) [R] n • czar (tsar)

czar (tsar) [R] n • tsar

czar (tsar) [R] n • czar

czardas [Hu] n • czardas

czarevich (tsarevich) n • czarevich

czarevich (tsarevich) n • czarevich (tsarévitch) [R]

czarevich (tsarevich) n • tsarevich (-évitch) [R]

czarevich (tsarevich) n • tsarevich

czarevna (tsarevna) n • tsarevna

czarevna (tsarevna) n • czarevna (ts-) [R]

czarevna (tsarevna) n • tsarevna [R]

czarevna (tsarevna) n • czarevna

czarian (tsarian) adj • tsarian

czarian (tsarian) adj • czarian (ts-)

czarian (tsarian) adj • czarian

czarina (tsarina) n • czarina (ts-)

czarina (tsarina) n • czarina

czarina (tsarina) n • tsarina

czarism (tsarism) n • tsarismo

czarism (tsarism) n • czarismo

czarism (tsarism) n • czarismo (ts-)

czarist (tsarist) n • tsarista

Czech adj • chec

czech adj • chec

Czech adj • chec (tch-)

czech n • checo

Czech n • checo

Czech n • checo (tch-)

Czech Republic [Geog] n • Republica Chec

Czechoslovak adj • checoslovac

Czechoslovak n • checoslovaco (tch-)

Czechoslovak n • checoslovaco

czechoslovakia [Geog] n • checoslovachia

Czechoslovakia n • Checoslovachia

Czechoslovakia n • Checoslovachia (tchecoslovakia)