Appendice:Dictionarios/Anglese-interlingua/p
p (letter -) n • littera p (pe)
pace (1. step; 2. gait) n • passo
pace (speed) n • velocitate
pace (step) n • passo
pace v • mesurar a passos
pachy- (thick, large) occurring in compounds] adj • pachy-
pachyderm n • pachydermo
pachydermatous (1. pachydermous, thick-skinned; 2. pertaining to pachyderms) adj • pachyderme
pachydermatous, pachydermic adj • pachydermic
pachydermic, pachydermatous adj • pachydermic
pacific (1. tending to make peace; 2. loving peace; 3 . peaceful) adj • pacific
pacific adj • pacific
pacific n • pacifico
pacification n • pacification
Pacific-Ocean [Geog] n • Oceano Pacific
pacifier n • pacificator
pacifism n • pacifismo
pacifist n • pacifista
pacify (1. to reduce a country, to a state of peace; 2. to appease) v • pacificar
pacify v • pacificar
pack (as in to pack in a trunk) v • imballar
pack, bundle n • pacco
pack (bundle) n • pacco
pack (cards) n • collection
pack (hounds) n • muta
pack (in straw) v • impalear
pack (lies) n • texito
pack, make a pack of v • paccar
pack (thieves, wolves) n • banda
pack (up) v • impaccar
pack vi • facer su bagages.
pack vt • imballar, impacchettar
pack vt • impacchettar, imballar
pack, wrap, packet v • pacchettar
pack, wrap (up) v • impacchetar
package n • pacchetto
package, parcel, packet n • pacchetto
packer n • imballator, impaccator
packer n • impaccator
packer n • impaccator, imballator
packet n • pacchetto
packet, pack, wrap v • pacchettar
packet, package, parcel n • pacchetto
packing (- case) n • cassa de imballage
packing (in straw) n • impaleage (-aje)
packing (in straw) n • impaleage
packing n • imballage
packsaddle n • basto
pact n • pacto
pad (as in writing pad) n • bloco
pad (cushion) n • ampon, cossinetto
pad (cushion) n • cossinetto,tampon
pad (for writing) n • bloco
pad, stuff v • borrar
pad v • wattar, borrar
pad v • borrar, wattar
pad, wad, quilt v • wattar
padding (cotton-wool) n • watta
padding [Gen] • borra
padding, stuffing (material with which something is padded or stuffed) n • borra
paddle (as in to propel a canoe with a paddle) n • pagaia (-aya)
paddle (as in to propel a canoe with a paddle) n • pagaia
paddle n • pagaia
paddle (propel with a paddle) v • pagaiar
paddle vi • marchar in le aqua con pedes nude
paddle vt • pagaiar
paddler n • pagaiator
paddock [Horse Racing] n • paddock A]
paddock [Horse Racing] n • paddock
paddock n • Gen]
paddock (racing) n • paddock
paddyfield n • risiera
paddywaggon n • wagon de policia
padlock n • serratura pendente
padre n • cappellano militar
Paeon [Gr. Mythol] n • Peon
pagan adj • pagan
pagan, heathen adj • pagan
pagan, heathen n • pagano
pagan n • pagano
paganism, heathenism n • paganismo
paganize v • paganisar
page (in book) n • pagina
page (of a book) n • pagina
page (of a book) n • pagina (pà-)
page (servant) n • page
page v • cercar (un persona
pageant n • pompa
pageant n • spectaculo historic
pager n • clamator, pager
pager n • pager, clamator
paginate v • paginar
pagination n • pagination
pagoda n • pagoda
pail, buckct n • situla
pail, buckct n • situla (sì-)
pail n • situla
pailful, bucketful n • situlata
pain (1. ache; 2. grief) n • dolor
pain, ache adv • mal
pain (ache) n • dolor
pain (distress, grieve) v • penar
pain (esp. mental) n • pena
pain n • pena
pain, suffering n • suffrentia
pain in the hip, coxalgia n • coxalgia (-ìa)
pain in the hip, coxalgia n • coxalgia
pain in the legs, scelalgia [Pathol] n • scelalgia
pain in the legs, scelalgia [Pathol] n • scelalgia (-ìa)
painfll (hurting) adj • dolorose
painfll (mental) adj • penose
painful adj • penose
painful (causing pain) adj • dolorose
painkiller n • analgesico
painkilling drug n • medicamento contra le dolor, droga analgesic
painkilling drug n • droga analgesic, medicamento contra le dolor
painless adj • indolor
painstaking adj • laboriose
paint, make up v • fardar
paint, make-up, rouge [Cosmetics] n • fardo
paint n • color
paint, picture v • picturar
paint, rouge n • rouge F]
paint, rouge n • rouge
paint (the face) v • fardar
paint (use a painthrush) v • pincelar
paint (use paint) v • pinger
paint v • pinger
paint v • pinger ping-/pict-]
paint miniatures, miniature v • miniar
paintbrush, brush n • penicillo
paintbrush n • pincel
painter n • pictor
painthrush, brush n • pincel
painting (1. art of painting; 2. picture) n • pictura
painting n • pictura
paintress, woman painter n • pictoressa
pair (as in a pair of shoes) n • par
pair n • par
pair-of-scissors n • cisorios
pair-of-scissors v • arrangiar in pares
pajamas n • pajama
pajamas n • pajama Hind]
pajamas n • pyjama
Pakistan [Geog] n • Pakistan
pakistani adj/n • pakistani
pal n • camerada, amico
pal n • amico, camerada
palace n • palatio
palatable adj • agradabile
palatable adj • agradabile (al palato)
palatable (fig) adj • agradabile al palato
palatal (pertaining to the palate) adj • palatin
palatal [Phonet] adj • palatal
palatalization [Phonet] n • palatalisation
palatalize [Phonet] v • palatalisar
palate n • palato
palatial adj • palatial
palatinate n • palatinato
palatine (1. Germ. Hist] (count palatine; 2. Polish Hist]) n • palatino
palatine (of or pertaining to a palace) adj • palatin
pale adj • pallide
pale, grow pale v • palidir
pale, light-colored adj • clarette
pale n • limite
pale v • pallidir
paleness n • pallor
paleo-, pale- (ancient, early) occurring in compounds] adj • pale-
paleographer n • paleographo
paleographer n • paleographo (-ògrapho)
paleographic, paleographical adj • paleographic
paleographical, paleographic adj • paleographic
paleography n • paleographia
paleography n • paleographia (-ìa)
paleolith [Archeol] n • paleolitho
paleolith [Archeol] n • paleolitho (-ò-)
paleolithic [Archeol] adj • paleolithic
paleontography n • paleontographia (-ìa)
paleontography n • paleontographia
paleontological adj • paleontologic
paleontologist n • paleontologista
paleontologist n • paleontologo
paleontologist n • paleontologo (-òlogo)
paleontology n • paleontologia (-ìa)
paleontology n • paleontologia
Paleozoic adj • paleozoic (-òic)
Paleozoic adj • paleozoic
Paleozoic (era) n • paleozoica
Paleozoic (era) n • paleozoica (-òica)
Palestine [Geog] n • Palestina
Palestine n • Palestina
Palestinian adj • palestin
palestinian adj • palestin
palestinian n • palestino
Palestinian n • palestino
palette n • paletta
palette-knife n • spatula
palimpsest n • palimpsesto
palin-, palim- (again) occurring in compounds] adv • palin
palindrome n • palindromo (-ìn-)
palindrome n • palindromo
paling n • palissada
palingenesis n • palingenesis (-gé-)
palingenesis n • palingenesis
palingenesis n • palingenese (-gé-)
palingenesis n • palingenese
palinode (1. Poet]; 2. recantation) n • palinodia
palinode (1. Poet]; 2. recantation) n • palinodia (-ìa)
palinodic adj • palinodic
palinodist n • palinodista
palisade (fence of pales or stakes) n • palissada
palisade v • palissadar
pall (cloth for coffin) n • drappo mortuari
pall (gloomy darkness) n • obscuritate
pall v • devenir insipide
palladic adj • paladic
Palladium [Gr. Mythol] n • Palladio
palladium (the metal palladium) n • palladium (-là-)
palladium (the metal palladium) n • palladium
Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Pallade (pàl-)
Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Pallas (pàl-)
Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Pallas
Pallas (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Pallade
palliasse, straw-mattress n • paleassa
palliate (easing without curing) v • palliatar
palliative n • palliativo
pallor n • pallor
palm (1. palm of the hand; 2. palm tree; 3. palm frond) n • palma
palm (bot. and anat) n • palma
palmate (1. Bot]; 2. Zool] (webbed) adj • palmate
palmer (pilgrim returning from the Holy Land) n • palmero
palmist, chiromancer n • chiromante
palmist n • chiromante
palmistry, chiromancy n • chiromantia (-ìa)
palmistry, chiromancy n • chiromantia
palmistry n • chiromantia
palm-sunday n • dominica del palmas
palpability n • palpabilitate
palpable adj • palpabile
palpebral adj • palpebral
palpitate v • palpitar
palpitation n • palpitation
palter (act insincerely) v • comportar se insincermente
palter (haggle) v • negotiar cavillosemente
paltry, shabby, mean adj • meschin
paltry (tricky, mean) adj • meschin
paludism [Med] n • paludismo
Pampas [Geog] n • Pampas
pampas n • pampa
pamper v • tractar con indulgentia excessive
pampers (diapers trademark) n • pannos
pampers (diapers trademark) n • pannos (de baby)
pamphlet, brochure n • brochure F]
pamphlet, brochure n • brochure
pamphlet n • brochure
pan- (all) occurring in compounds] adj • pan-
pan (for frying) n • patella
Pan [Gr. Relig] n • Pan
pan (saucepan) n • casserola
panac- (all-healing) occurring in derivatives] adj • panac-
panacea n • panacea (-éa)
panacea n • panacea
Panama [Geog] n • Panama
panama (hat) n • panama (-mà)
panama (hat) n • panama
Panama n • Panama
Panama n • Panama (-mà)
pan-american adj • panamerican
Pan-American adj • panamerican
pancake n • torta de patella
pancreas [Anat] n • pancreas
pancreas n • pancreas -as/-at-] (pàn-)
pancreas n • pancreas
pancreatic adj • pancreatic
pancreatin [Chem] n • pancreatina
pancreatin n • Chem]
pancreatitis n • pancreatitis
pancreatitis [Pathol] n • pancreatitis (-ìtis)
pancreatitis [Pathol] n • pancreatitis
panda (- bear) n • panda
panda n • panda
Pandects, digest [Law] n • digesto
Pandects (Emperor Justinian's compilation of Roman Law) n • pan-dectas
pandemic adj • pandemic
pandemic n • pandemia (-ìa)
pandemic n • pandemia
Pandemonium n • pandemonio
pandemonium n • strepito infernal, pandemonio
pandemonium n • pandemonio, strepito infernal
pander v • incoragiar
pander v • incoragiar (le vitios)
Pandora [Gr. Mythol] n • Pandora
Pandora n • Pandora
pandora, pandore, bandore, mandola, mandora (musical instrument similar to a mandolin, but larger) n • mandola I]
pandora, pandore, bandore, mandola, mandora (musical instrument similar to a mandolin, but larger) n • mandola
Pandora (-'s box) n • le cassa de pandora
pandore, bandore, mandola, mandora, pandora (musical instrument similar to a mandolin, but larger) n • mandola
pandore, bandore, mandola, mandora, pandora (musical instrument similar to a mandolin, but larger) n • mandola I]
pane n • vitro
pane, windowpane n • vitro
panegyric adj • panegyric
panegyric n • panegyrico
panegyrical adj • panegyric
panegyris, panegyry (festive assembly in honor of a god) Gr. Antiq] n • panegyris (-égiris)
panegyris, panegyry (festive assembly in honor of a god) Gr. Antiq] n • panegyris
panegyrist n • panegyrista
panegyrize v • panegyrisar
panegyry (festive assembly in honor of a god) n • panegyris
panel (compartment and material) n • pannello
panel (distinct compartment of a surface) n • pannello
panel (jury) n • jury, gruppo de expertos.
panel (list) n • lista
panel v • revestir de ligno
panelling n • revestimento
panelling n • revestimento (de ligno)
pang n • dolor
Pan-German adj • pangerman
Pan-Germanism n • pangermanismo
Pan-Germanist n • pangermanista
Panhellenism n • panhellenismo
panic adj • panic
panic n • panico
panic, terror n • affollamento
panic v • affollar (se)
panic v • affollar
panic-stricken adj • colpate de panico, terrificate
panic-stricken adj • terrificate, colpate de panico
panification n • panification
panniculus [Anat] n • panniculo
pannier n • paniero
panoply n • panoplia
panoptic adj • panoptic
panopticon (1. Penology ]; 2. exhibition of wax figures; 3. Optics, etc]; 4. Basic English]) n • panoptico
panorama n • panorama
panoramic adj • panoramic
Panslavism n • panslavismo
Panslavism n • slavismo
Panslavist n • panslavista
pansy n • pensata
pansy (Viola tricolor) n • pensata
pant, gasp v • anhelar
pant v • anhelar
Pantagruel n • Pantagruel
Pantagruelian adj • pantagruelic
Pantagruelism n • pantagruelismo
Pantagruelist n • pantagruelista
pantaloon [Theat] n • pantalon
pantaloonery, buffoonery n • pantalonada
pantelegraph, facsimile telegraph [Elec] n • pantelegrapho
pantelegraph, facsimile telegraph [Elec] n • pantelegrapho (-lé-)
pantheism n • pantheismo
pantheism n • pantheismo (-ìzmo)
pantheist n • pantheista
pantheist n • pantheista (-ìsta)
pantheistic adj • pantheistic (-ìstic)
pantheistic adj • pantheistic
pantheistic adj • pantheista
pantheistic adj • pantheista (-ìsta)
pantheon (1. Class.. Hist]; 2. the aggregate gods) n • pantheon
panther n • panthera
panties n • calceones
panties n • calceones (de femina)
panting, gasping n • anhelation
pantler [Hist] n • panetero
pantograph n • pantographo (-tò-)
pantograph n • pantographo
pantographic adj • pantographic
pantography n • pantographia (-ìa)
pantography n • pantographia
pantometer n • pantometro
pantometer n • pantometro (-tò-)
pantomime (classical) n • pantomima
pantomime, dumb show n • pantomima
pantomime, mimodrama n • mimodrama
pantomime n • Brit
pantomime, pantomimic adj • pantomime
pantomime, pantomimist n • pantomimo
pantomime v • pantomimar
pantomimic, pantomime adj • pantomimic
pantry n • dispensa
pants (trousers) n • pantalones
pants (underpants) n • calceones
panzer, armored, armor-plated adj • cuirassate
panzer, armored, armor-plated adj • cuirassate (pp of cuirassar)
pap n • pappa
papa, daddy n • papa
papa n • papa
papa, papas, pope [Orthodox Ch] n • pope
papable (qualified for the papacy) adj • papabile
papacy (1. office and dignity of the Pope; 2. Pope's tenure of office) n • papato
papacy n • papato
papal adj • papal
papal v • papal
paparchy (papal rule) n • paparchia (-ìa)
paparchy (papal rule) n • paparchia
papas, pope, papa [Orthodox Ch] n • pope
papaveraceous [Bot] adj • papaveracee
paper (academic) n • discurso
paper (as in linen paper, writing paper) n • papiro
paper, document [Law, Com] n • scriptura
paper (document) n • documento
paper (examination) n • examine
paper (gentile) n • papiro
paper (newspaper) n • jornal
paper v • tapissar con papiro
paper cutter, paper knife n • secapapiro
paper knife, paper cutter n • secapapiro
paper streamer, serpentin n • serpentino
paperback n • libro de tasca, libro brochate
paperback n • libro brochate, libro de tasca
paperboy n • livrator de jornales
paperclip n • crampa (pro serrar papiros)
paperclip n • crampa
paper-knife n • secapapiro
papermaker n • papirero
paper-money n • papiro moneta
paperweight, letterweight n • cargapapiros
paperweight, letterweight n • cargapapiros (-pì-)
paperweight, letterweight n • cargalitteras (-lìt-)
paperweight, letterweight n • cargalitteras
paperweight n • cargapapiros
paperwork n • labores administrative
papier-mache n • papier-mache
papilionaeeous adj • papilionacee
papilla (1. nipple; 2. vascular protruberance of the dermal layer of the skin; 3. Bot]) n • papilla
papillary adj • papillar
papillectomy [Surg] n • papillectomia
papillectomy [Surg] n • papillectomia (-ìa)
papillus, lapillo [Geol] n • lapillo
papillus, lapillo [Geol] n • lapillo I]
Papio, Cynocephalus [Zool] n • cynocephalo (-cé-)
Papio, Cynocephalus [Zool] n • cynocephalo
papism n • papismo
papist adj/n • papista
papist n • papista
paprika n • paprika
paprika n • paprika Hu]
Papua-New-Guinea [Geog] n • Papua Nove Guinea
papyraceous adj • papyracee
papyrus n • papyro
par (above -) adv • super le par
par (below -) adv • sub le par
par [Fin] n • par
par (french: - avion) adv • per avion, via aeree
par (french: - avion) adv • via aeree, per avion
par n • par
par (on a - with) phr • equivalente a, par a
par (on a - with) phr • par a, equivalente a
parable n • parabola (-rà-)
parable n • parabola
parabola [Math] n • parabola
parabola [Math] n • parabola (-rà-)
parabolic (1. pertaining to parables; 2. Math]) adj • parabolic
paraboloid n • paraboloide
parachute n • paracadita
parachute v • descender con paracadita
parachutist n • paracaditista
parade (1. show, display; 2. Mil]) n • parada
parade n • parada
parade, strut about v • paradar
parade v • paradar
paradise n • paradiso
paradisiacal adj • paradisiac
paradisiacal adj • paradisiac (-ìac)
paradox n • paradoxo
paradoxical adj • paradoxe
paradoxically adv • paradoxemente
paraffin (oil) n • kerosen
paraffin, paraffine [Chem] n • paraffin
paraffin (wax) n • paraffin (solide)
paraffin (wax) n • paraffin
paraffin oil, kerosene n • kerosen
paraffine, paraffin [Chem] n • paraffin
paragon n • modello
paragon n • modello (de virtute)
paragraph (1. paragraph in a letter; 2. paragraph sign) n • paragrapho
paragraph (1. paragraph in a letter; 2. paragraph sign) n • paragrapho (-àgrafo)
paragraph n • paragrapho
paragraphia [Pathol] n • paragraphia
paragraphia [Pathol] n • paragraphia (-ìa)
Paraguay [Geog] n • Paraguay
parakeet, parrot n • parochetto
parallax n • parallaxe
parallel (1. Geog]; 2. comparison) n • parallelo
parallel (1. Geom]; 2. Fortif]) n • parallela
parallel adj • parallel
parallel [Geog] n • parallelo
parallel (geom) n • parallela
parallel v • equalar
parallelepiped n • parallelepipedo
parallelepiped n • parallelepipedo (-pìpedo)
parallelism n • parallelismo
parallelogram n • parallelogrammo
paralogism n • paralogismo
paralogize v • paralogisar
paralyse v • paralysar
paralysis n • paralyse (-àlyse)
paralysis n • paralyse
paralytic (1. pertaining to paralysis; 2. affeted with paralysis) adj • paralytic
paralytic n • paralytico
paralyze v • paralysar
parameter n • parametro
paramount adj • supreme
paramour, lover n • amante
paramour, one living in concubinage n • concubino
paranoia n • paranoia
parapet n • parapetto
paraphernal paraphernal [Rom. Law] adj • paraphernal
paraphernalia n • paraphernales
paraphrase n • paraphrase (-ràphrase)
paraphrase n • paraphrase
paraphrase v • paraphrasar
paraphraser n • paraphrasator
paraphrast n • paraphraste
paraphrstic adj • paraphrastic
paraplegia [Pathol] n • paraplegia (-ìa)
paraplegia [Pathol] n • paraplegia
paraplegic [Pathol] adj • paraplegic
parasite n • parasito
parasitic, parasitical adj • parasite
parasitic, parasitical adj • parasitic
parasitical, parasitic adj • parasitic
parasitical, parasitic adj • parasite
parasiticide n • parasiticida
parasitism n • parasitismo
parasitology n • parasitologia (-ìa)
parasitology n • parasitologia
parasol n • parasol
paratrooper (soldato) n • paracaditista
paratyphoid paratyphoide adj • paratyphoide
parcel (land) n • parcella
parcel, lot [Commer] n • partita
parcel, packet, package n • pacchetto
parcel (packet) n • pacchetto
parcel-post n • servicio de pacchos postal
parcel-up v • impacchettar
parch n • torrefacer
parch, scorch v • torrer torr-/tost-]
parch, scorch v • torrer
parchment n • pergamena
pardon (a criminal) v • gratiar
pardon, forgive v • pardonar
pardon, forgiveness n • pardono
pardon n • pardono perdon
pardon v • pardonar, perdonar
pardon v • perdonar, pardonar
pardonable adj • perdonabile, pardonabile
pardonable adj • gratiabile
pardonable adj • pardonabile, perdonabile
pardonable adj • pardonabile
pardon-me v • perdona me, pardono
pardon-me v • pardono, perdona me
pare v • pellar
pared adj • pellate
parent n • parente, genitor
parent n • genitor, parente
parental adj • parental
parentheses [Typog] n • parenthese
parentheses [Typog] n • parenthese (-éntese)
parenthesis n • parenthese
parenthesis (parenthetic phrase, sentence) n • parenthese
parenthesis (parenthetic phrase, sentence) n • parenthese (-éntese)
parenthetic, parenthetical adj • parenthetic
parenthetical, parenthetic adj • parenthetic
parenthood n • maternitate, paternitate
parenthood n • paternitate, maternitate
pariah (1. one of a low caste in Southern India; 2. social outcast) n • paria
parietal [Anat/Bot/Zool] adj • parietal
paring adj/n • pellante
parish (division of a diocese) n • parochia
parish n • parochia
parish, parochial adj • parochian
parish priest n • parocho (pà-)
parish priest n • parocho
parishioner n • parochiano
parish-priest n • parocho
parisyllabic adj • parisyllabic
parisyllabic adj • parisyllabe (-sì-)
parisyllabic adj • parisyllabe
parisyllabic n • parisyllabo (-sì-)
parisyllabic n • parisyllabo
parity, equality n • paritate
parity n • paritate
park n • parco
park v • parcar
parking n • parcamento
parking lot n • parco de automobiles
parking meter n • parcometro
parley n • conferentia
parley v • parlamentar
parliament n • parlamento
parliamentarianism n • parlamentarismo
parliamentary adj • parlamentari
parliamentary (person sent to parley with the enemy) n • parlamentario
parlor (in a convent) n • parlatorio
parlor, -lour n • salon
parlous (precarious, dangerous) adj • periculose
Parma n • Parma
Parmesan, Parmese adj • parmesan
Parmesan cheese n • parmesano
Parmese n • parmesano
Parnassian (pertaining to the Parnassus) adj • parnassian
paroch- (neighboring) occurring in derivatives] adj • paroch-
parochial adj • parochial
parochial, parish adj • parochian
parochial (pertaining to a parish) adj • parochial
parodist n • travestitor
parodist n • parodista
parody n • parodia, travestimento
parody n • travestimento, parodia
parody n • parodia
parody n • parodia (-ìa)
parody v • parodiar
parody v • travestir, parodiar
parody v • travestir
parody v • parodiar, travestir
parodying, parody (act of) n • travestimento
parole n • parola de honor
parole (on -) n • libere super parola
paronym n • paronymo (-ò-)
paronym n • paronymo
paronymous adj • paronyme (-ò-)
paronymous adj • paronyme
parotid gland n • parotide
parotid gland n • parotide (-rò-)
parotitis [Pathol] n • parotiditis (-ìtis)
parotitis [Pathol] n • parotiditis
paroxysm n • paroxysmo
paroxytone [Phonet] adj • paroxytone
parquet (lower part of floor) n • parquet
parquet n • parquet
parquet n • parquet F]
parricide (act of killing one's father or mother) n • parricidio
parricide (one who kills his father or mother) n • parricida
parrot n • papagai
parrot n • psittaco
parrot n • psittaco (psì-)
parrot n • papagallo, parochetto, papagai
parrot n • papagai, papagallo, parochetto
parrot n • papagai (-ài)
parrot n • parochetto, papagai, papagallo
parrot, parakeet n • parochetto
parry n • parada
parry n • parata
parry v • parar
parry, ward off v • parar
Parsee, Parsi n • parsi
Parsee, Parsi n • parsi (-sì) Persian]
Parsi, Parsee n • parsi
Parsi, Parsee n • parsi (-sì) Persian]
parsimonious adj • parsimoniose
parsimonious, stingy adj • parsimoniose
parsimony, stinginess n • parsimonia
parsley n • petrosilio
parsnip n • pastinaca
parson n • pastor
parsonage n • presbyterio
part (1. piece, portion, share; 2. side in an argument; 3. role) n • parte
part, divide v • partir
part n • parte
part (spare -) n • pecia de recambio
part v • partir
partake, participate, share v • participar
partake v • prender parte (in)
partake v • prender parte
parterre (1. Gardening]; 2. Theat]) n • parterre F]
parterre (1. Gardening]; 2. Theat]) n • parterre
partheno-, parthen- (virgin) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • partheno-
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n • parthenogenese (-gé-)
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n • parthenogenesis (-gé-)
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n • parthenogenesis
parthenogenesis (1. Biol]; 2. Bot]) n • parthenogenese
parthenogenesis (development from unfertilized egg) n • parthenogenese
parthenogenetic adj • parthenogenetic
Parthenon n • Parthenon
Parthia n • Parthia
Parthian adj • parthe
Parthian n • partho
partial (1. not complete or total; 2. biased) adj • partial
partial adj • in parte, partial
partial adj • partial, in parte
partial blindness, meropia [Med] n • meropia
partial blindness, meropia [Med] n • meropia (-ìa)
partiality (favorable prejudice) n • partialitate
partiality (liking) n • predilection
partiality (prejudice) n • partialitate
partially adv • partialmente
participant, sharer n • participante
participant, sharing adj • participe (-tì-)
participant, sharing adj • participe
participate, share, partake v • participar
participate v • participar
participation n • participation
participator n • participator
participial [Gram] adj • participial
participle n • participio
particle (1. small portion) n • particula
particle n • particula
particle, portion, small portion n • parcella
particular (1. individual, personal, peculiar; 2. special) adj • particular
particular (individual point, item) n • particular
particular, meticulous adj • minutiose
particular (meticulous) adj • minutiose
particular n • particularitate
particular n • detalio
particular (specific) adj • particular
particularism n • particularismo
particularist (1. Theol]; 2. Pol]) n • particularista
particularization (act of going into particulars or details) n • particularisation
particularize (1. to go into particulars or details; 2. to itemize, mention separately or individually) v • particularisar
particularly, chiefly, especially adv • presertim
particularly, chiefly, especially adv • presertim (-sér-)
parting adj • ultime, de partita
parting adj • de partita, ultime
parting (departure) n • partita
parting (of hair) n • riga
parting (separation) n • separation
partisan (adherent of a party) n • partitario
partisan adj • de partito
partisan, guerrilla n • guerrillero
partisan, guerrilla n • guerrillero (-lyéro)
partisan (mil) n • guerrillero
partisan (strong supporter of a person, party, or cause) n • partisano
partisan (supporter) n • partisano
partisanship, partisanism n • partitarismo
partite, divided adj • partite (pp of partir)
partite, divided adj • partite
partition (division into parts) n • partition
partition n • partition
partition v • compartir
partition into smaller parts v • compartir
partitive [Gram] adj • partitive
partly adv • in parte
partner, associate n • socio
partner (business) n • socio
partner n • partenario, conjuge
partner v • esser partenario de, accompaniar
partner v • accompaniar, esser partenario de
partnership (go into - with) v • associar se con
partnership n • partenariato, societate
part-payment n • pagamento partial
partridge n • perdice
parts, region n • parte
part-time adj/n • a medie tempore
parturient (laboring, in labor) adj • parturiente
parturient (laboring, in labor) adj • parturiente (ppr of parturir)
parturition n • parturition
part-with v • ceder
party (1. social gathering; 2. small body of troops) n • partita
party (a political or religious party) n • partito
party (evening) n • soirée
party (evening) n • soirée F]
party (political) n • partito
party (social) n • soire, partita
party (social) n • partita, soire
party-wall n • muro divisori
parvenu n • parvenu F]
parvenu n • parvenu
paschal (pertaining to Passover or Easter) adj • paschal
pass (1. permission or permit to pass; 2. Fencing] (thrust; 3. manipulation of a mesmerist) n • passe F]
pass (1. permission or permit to pass; 2. Fencing] (thrust; 3. manipulation of a mesmerist) n • passe
pass (1. to move or go along; 2. to hand; 3. as in to pass a law, judgment) v • passar
pass (as in mountain pass) n • passo
pass, go v • mear
pass n • passo
pass, spend (a certain time) v • passar
pass v • passar
pass again, repass v • repassar
pass away, die v • transpassar
pass by v • preterir
pass on, transmit v • transmitter -mitt-/-miss ]
pass on, transmit v • transmitter
pass over, omit v • preterir
pass over in silence, keep to oneself v • tacer
pass the winter, winter v • hibernar
pass to and fro, go and come v • commear
passable, fair, fairly good adj • passabile
passable (of a route) adj • practicabile
passable, pervious adj • pervie
passable (that can be passed or traversed) adj • viabile
passable (tolerable) adj • passabile
passableness (state of being passable or traversable) n • viabilitate
passage (1. act of passing, crossing) n • passage
passage (1. act of passing, crossing) n • passage (-aje)
passage (act of passing, crossing) n • passada
passage n • passage
pass-away v • transpassar
passbook n • libretto de conto
passe partout (1. master key, passkey; 2. mount for framing pictures etc.) n • passe-partout
passe partout (1. master key, passkey; 2. mount for framing pictures etc.) n • passe-partout F]
passenger n • passagero
passenger n • passagero (-jéro)
passenger train n • traino de passageros
passer-by n • passante
passerby n • passante
passeriform, sparrowlike adj • passeriforme
passibility, passibleness n • passibilitate
passible adj • passibile
passibleness, passibility n • passibilitate
passim, here and there, scattered, at random, in different places adv • passim (pàs-)
passim, here and there, scattered, at random, in different places adv • passim
passing, transient adj • transiente
passing (transitory, fleeting) adj • passager (-jér)
passing (transitory, fleeting) adj • passager
passion (intense emotion) n • passion
passion n • passion
passion, suffering, affliction n • pathos (pàtos)
passion, suffering, affliction n • pathos
passional, passionary [Elccl] n • passionario
passional n Eccl. • passional
passionary, passional [Elccl] n • passionario
passionate adj • passionate (pp of passionar)
passionate adj • passionate
passionate, impassioned adj • passional
passionately adv • passionatemente
passionflower n • passiflor
passive adj • passive
passive [Gram] n • passivo
passive n • passivo
passivity n • passivitate
pass-off-as v • passar como
pass-on (circulate) v • circular
pass-on (die) v • deceder
pass-out v • exir, sortir
pass-out v • sortir, exir
pass-over (cross) v • transir
pass-over (hand) v • transmitter
pass-over n • pascha
pass-over n • pascha (del hebreos)
Passover n • pascha
pass-over (omit) v • omitter
passport n • passaporto
password n • contrasigno
past (1. belonging to former days; 2. Gram] (preterit) adj • preterite
past (1. belonging to former days; 2. Gram] (preterit) adj • preterite (-tér-)
past adj • passate (pp of passar)
past adj • passate
past adv • preter, ultra
past adv • ultra, preter
past, beyond adv • preter (pré-)
past, beyond adv • preter
past n • passato
past, preterit [Gram] n • preterito
past, preterit [Gram] n • preterito (-tér)
paste adj • false
paste (as in tooth paste) n • pasta
paste (for sticking) n • colla
paste, glue n • colla
paste, glue v • collar
paste n • Gen]
paste v • collar
pasteboard, cardboard n • carton
pasteboard n • carton
pasteboard work n • cartonage
pasteboard work n • cartonage (-aje)
pastel (1. pastel crayon; 2. drawing in pastel) n • pastello
pastel adj • morbide
pastel n • pastello
pastelist n • pastellista
pasteurization n • pasteurisation
pasteurize v • pasteurisar
pasteurizer n • pasteurisator
pastiche n • imitation
pastille (1. pastille of incense; 2. lozenge, troche) n • pastilla
pastille n • pastilla
pastime n • passatempore
pastiness, doughiness n • pastositate
pastlme n • diversion, passatempore
pastlme n • passatempore, diversion
pastor n • pastor
pastoral (1. pertaining to shepherds or country life; 2 . pertaining to a pastor or pastors) adj • pastoral
pastoral adj/n • pastoral
pastoral (poem) Lit] n • pastorella
pastorate, pastorship n • pastorato
pastorship, pastorate n • pastorato
past-participle n • participio passate
pastry (baked) n • pastisseria
pastry n • pastisseria
pastry n • pastisseria (-ìa)
pastry (unbaked) n • pasta
pastry cook n • pastissero
pastry shop n • pastisseria
pastry shop n • pastisseria (-ìa)
pastrybook n • pastissero
pasture (1. land on which cattle are grazed; 2. herbage for cattle) n • pastura
pasture, graze (1. to take or drive to pasture; 2. to browse) v • pascer
pasture, graze (1. to take or drive to pasture; 2. to browse) v • pascer pasc-/past-]
pasture, graze (browse) v • pasturar
pasture n • pastura
pasture vt/vi • pascer
pasture again v • repascer
pasture again v • repascer -pasc-/-past-]
pastureland n • pastura
pasty, doughy adj • pastose
pasty (made of paste) adj • de pasta
pasty, meat pie, fish pie n • pastata
pasty, meat pie n • pastisso
pasty n • pastisso
pasty (pale) adj • pallide
pat n • colpo legier
pat v • colpar legiermente
patch n • pecia (de reparation)
patch n • pecia
patch v • repeciar, sarcir, reparar
patch v • reparar, repeciar, sarcir
patch v • sarcir, reparar, repeciar
patching n • reparation, repeciamento
patching n • repeciamento, reparation
patch-up (a quarrel) v • componer
patch-up (mend) v • reparar
patchwork n • mosaico, labor de pecias
patchwork n • labor de pecias, mosaico
patchy adj • non uniforme
patella, kneecap [Anat] n • patella
patella, kneecap n • rotula
Patella, limpet [Zool] n • patella
patelliform adj • patelliforme
patent (1. letters patent; 2. inventor's patent) n • breveto
patent adj/n • patente
patent (an invention) v • brevetar
patent, manifest adj • patente
patent (patent on an invention) n • patente
patent v • patentar
patentee n • patentato
patent-leather adj/n • corio vernissate
paternal (1. pertaining to the father; 2. characteristic of a father, fatherly) adj • paternal
paternal (1. pertaining to the father; 2. characteristic of a father, fatherly) adj • paterne
paternal adj • paternal
paternity, fatherhood n • paternitate
paternity n • paternitate
paternoster (1. Lord's Prayer, Our Father; 2. any of the large beads of a rosary on which the Lord's Prayer is said) n • patrenostre
path (course) n • curso
path (course of action) n • via
path n • sentiero
path n • semita (sé-)
path n • semita
path (track) n • sentiero
pathetic adj • pathetic
pathetic adj • Fig]
pathetic, touching adj • toccante (ppr of toccar)
pathetic, touching adj • toccante
pathetic (touching) adj • toccante pathetic
pathgenesis n • pathogenesis (-énesis)
pathgenesis n • pathogenesis
pathogenesis n • pathogenese
pathogenesis n • pathogenese (-énese)
pathogenetic adj • pathogenetic
pathogenic adj • pathogenic
pathogenic adj • pathogene (-ò-)
pathogenic adj • pathogene
pathogeny n • pathogenia
pathogeny n • pathogenia (-ìa)
pathognomonic [Med] adj • pathognomonic
pathognomy n • pathognomia (-ìa)
pathognomy n • pathognomia
pathological adj • pathologic
pathologist n • pathologo (-tò-)
pathologist n • pathologista
pathologist n • pathologo
pathology n • pathologia
pathology (study of bodily diseases) n • pathologia
pathology (study of bodily diseases) n • pathologia (-ìa)
pathos (1. power of stirring the feeling of pity, sympathy; 2. Theat/rhet]) n • pathos
pathos (1. power of stirring the feeling of pity, sympathy; 2. Theat/rhet]) n • pathos (pàtos)
pathos n • pathos
pathway n • sentiero
patience n • patientia
patient adj • patiente (ppr of patir)
patient adj • patiente
patient adj/n • patiente
patient n • patiente
patina (green rust that covers ancient bronzes) n • patina
patina (green rust that covers ancient bronzes) n • patina (pà-)
patois, dialect n • patois
patois, dialect n • patois F]
patr-, patro- (father) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • patr-
patri- (clan, phratry) occurring in compounds] n • patri-
patriarch (1. Bib]; 2. Eccl]) n • patriarcha
patriarch n • patriarcha
patriarchal adj • patriarchal
patriarchate n • patriarchato
patriarchy n • patriarchia
patriarchy n • patriarchia (-ìa)
patrician [Rom. Hist] adj • patricie
patrician [Rom. Hist] n • patricio
patriciate (position or dignity of a patrician) Rom. Hist] n • patriciato
patrimonial adj • patrimonial
patrimony n • patrimonio
patriot n • patriota
patriotic adj • patriotic
patriotic (as in patriotic poetry) adj • patriotic
patriotism n • patriotismo
patrist n • patrista
patrist, patristic n • patristico
patristic adj • patristic
patristic, patrist n • patristico
patristic study, patristics n • patrologia
patristic study, patristics n • patrologia (-ìa)
patristics n • patristica
patristics, patristic study n • patrologia (-ìa)
patristics, patristic study n • patrologia
patrol n • patrulia
patrol (person) n • patruliator
patrol v • patruliar
patrolled adj • patruliate
patroller n • patruliator
patron (1. as in patron of the fine arts; 2. patron saint) n • patrono
patron (financial) n • mecenate
patron, patronal adj • patronal
patron, sponsor n • protector
patron (supporter) n • protector, patrono
patron (supporter) n • patrono, protector
patronage (as in patronage of the fine arts) n • patronage (-aje)
patronage (as in patronage of the fine arts) n • patronage
patronage (protection given by a patron to his client) Hist] n • clientela
patronage, support n • protection
patronal, patron adj • patronal
patronate (duty, position etc. of a patron) n • patronato
patroness n • patrona
patroness n • patronessa
patronize (be a patron to or of) v • patronisar
patronize (be a patron) v • patronisar
patronize (pejorative) v • tractar con aere protector
patronizing pres. Part • condescendente
patronymic adj • patronymic
patronymic n • patronymico
pattern (model or guide for something to be made) n • patrono
pattern n • patrono
paucity n • paucitate
Paul n • Paulo
Pauline adj • paulin
Paulinism [Theol] n • paulinismo
Paulist (Father) R.C.Ch] n • paulista
paunch n • pancia, ventre
paunch n • ventre, pancia
pauper n • paupero, indigente
pauper n • indigente, paupero
pauperism n • pauperismo
pause (make a pause) v • pausar
pause n • pausa
pause (temporary cessation of activity) n • pausa
pause v • pausar
pavan, pavane n • pavana
pavane, pavan n • pavana
pave v • pavimentar
pave v • pavir
pavement (artificial surface of streets, sidewalks) n • pavimento
pavement (road surface) n • pavimento
pavement, sidewalk n • trottoir F]
pavement, sidewalk n • trottoir
paver, pavior n • pavitor
pavilion (1. tent, canopy; 2. light building; 3 . pavilion or auricle of the ear) n • pavilion
pavilion n • pavilion
paving, laying a pavement (act of) n • pavimentation
paving, laying a pavement (action of) n • pavage
paving, laying a pavement (action of) n • pavage (-aje)
pavior, paver n • pavitor
paw (fondle) v • palpar
paw n • pata
paw (of an animal) n • pata
paw (use paws) v • toccar con le patas
pawn [Chess] n • pedon
pawn, put in pawn v • pignorar
pawn, security, pledge n • pignore
pawnbroker n • prestator super pignore
pay n • paga
pay (payment) n • paga
pay, settle, discharge (a debt, fine, bill) v • pagar
pay (soldier's) n • soldo
pay (someone) v • pagar
pay v • pagar
pay, wages n • gage F]
pay, wages n • gage
pay a salary to v • salariar
pay a stipend to v • stipendiar
pay for (something) v • pagar
pay out (cash) v • discassar
pay out, disburse v • disbursar
payable adj • pagabile
pay-attention n • prestar attention
pay-back v • relmbursar, restituer
pay-back v • restituer, relmbursar
pay-day n • die de paga
payer n • pagator
pay-for v • pagar
pay-in v • incassar
pay-in-advance v • pagar anticipatemente
paying out (cash) (action of) n • discassamento
payment (1. action of paying; 2. amount paid) n • pagamento
payment n • pagamento
payment for board n • pension
pay-off (debt) v • extinguer
pay-off (workers) v • pagar e dimitter
pay-out v • discassar., disbursar
pay-out v • disbursar, discassar.
payroll n • libro de paga, lista de paga
payroll n • lista de paga, libro de paga
pcychiatric adj • psychiatric
pea n • piso
peace n • pace
peaceable (1. liking or keeping peace; 2. peaceful) adj • pacibile
peaceble adj • pacibile, pacif
peaceble adj • pacif, pacibile
peaceloving adj • pacific
peacemaker, conciliator n • conciliator
peach (fruit of the peach tree) n • persica
peach n • persica
peach tree n • persichiero
peach tree n • persico
peacock n • pavon
peacock, strut v • pavonisar
peak (fig) n • apogeo
peak (mountain) n • picco
peak n • Gen]
peak (of cap) n • visiera
peak (of mountain) n • picco, culmine
peak (of mountain) n • culmine, picco
peak-hours n • horas de puncta.
peanut n • arachide, cacahuetta
peanut n • arachide
peanut n • arachide (-rà-)
peanut n • cacahuetta, arachide
peanut-butter n • butyro de arachide
pear (fruit of the pear tree) n • pira
pear n • pira
pear tree n • piriero
pearl (as in sweat pearling on his brow) v • perlar
pearl (mother of -) n • nacre, matreperla
pearl (mother of -) n • matreperla, nacre
pearl n • margarita
pearl n • perla
peasant n • paisano
peasantry n • paisanos
peat n • turfa
peat, turf n • turfa
peccability n • peccabilitate
peccable, liable to sin adj • peccabile
peccadillo n • peccatilio
peccadillo n • peccadilio
peccant adj • peccante
peccant adj • peccante (ppr of peccar)
peck n • colpo de becco
peck (pick with the beak) v • beccar
peck v • beccar
pecten, scallop [Zool] n • pectine
pectic [Chem] adj • pectic
pectin n • pectina
pectinibranch [Zool] adj • pectinibranchie
pectoral (pertaining to the breast) adj • pectoral
peculation n • peculato
peculator n • peculator
peculiar (1. special, particular; 2. unusual, odd) adj • peculiar
peculiarity (1. distinctive trait; 2. oddness) n • peculiaritate
peculiarity n • particularitare, peculiaritate
peculiarity n • particularitate
peculiarity n • peculiaritate, particularitare
peculium [Rom. Law] n • peculio
pecuniary adj • pecuniari
pecunious, provided with money (well-) adj • pecuniose
ped-, pedo- (child) occurring in compounds] n • ped-
pedagogic adj • pedagogic
pedagogics, pedagogy n • pedagogica
pedagogue, educator n • educator
pedagogue n • pedagogo
pedagogy n • pedagogia
pedagogy n • pedagogia (-ìa)
pedagogy, pedagogics n • pedagogica
pedal adj • pedal
pedal n • pedal
pedal v • pedalar
pedant n • pedante
pedantic adj • pedantesc
pedantry n • pedantismo
pedantry n • pedanteria (-ìa)
pedantry n • pedanteria
peddle v • facer le commercio ambulante
pedestal n • pedestallo
pedestal, stand, socle n • socculo
pedestrian adj • pedestre
pedestrian n • pedon
pedestrian-crossing n • passage a pedones
pedicel [Bot] n • pedicello
pedicel, pedicle [Bot] n • pediculo
pedicellate [Bot] adj • pedicellate
pedicle, pedicel [Bot] n • pediculo
pedicular, lousy adj • pedicular
pediculous, lousy adj • pediculose
pedicure, chiropodist n • pedicuro
pedigree adj • de racia
pedigree n • arbore genealogic, genealogia
pedigree n • genealogia, arbore genealogic
pedigree (of animals) n • pedigree
pedigree (of animals) n • pedigree A]
pediluvium, foot bath [Med] n • pediluvio
pediment, gable [Arch] n • fronton
pedlar n • venditor ambulante
pedo-, ped- (soil) occurring in compounds] n • pedo-
pedology (scientific study of soils) n • pedologia (-ìa)
pedology (scientific study of soils) n • pedologia
pedometer n • pedometro
pedometer n • pedometro (-ò-)
pedometer, podometer n • podometro
pedometer, podometer n • podometro (-òmetro)
pedrero [Hist] n • petrario
peduncle, stalk, stem [Bot] n • pedunculo
peduncular [Bot] adj • peduncular
pedunculate [Bot] adj • pedunculate
peeble n • calculo
peel n • pelle
peel, scoop, shovel n • pala
peel v • pellar
peelings n • pellaturas
peel-off v • exfoliar
peel-off v • exfoliar (se)
peep, cheep, chirp v • pipar
peep (look) n • reguardo rapide/furtive
peep (squeak) v • pipar
peep v • reguardar rapidemente/furtivemente
peeper, cheeper n • pipator
peer (1. equal; 2. nobleman) n • par
peer (equal and nobleman) n • par
peerage n • nobilitate, aristocratia
peerage n • aristocratia, nobilitate
peer-at v • reguardar myopemente
peevish adj • irritabile
peg (fasten with pegs) v • incaviliar
peg n • cavilia
peg (pin or bolt of wood, metal, for fastening parts together, hanging objects upon) n • cavilia
Pegasus [Gr. Mythol] n • Pegaso (pé-)
Pegasus [Gr. Mythol] n • Pegaso
peignoir, dressing gown n • peignoir
peignoir, dressing gown n • peignoir F]
Peiping n • Peiping
pejorative adj • pejorative
pekinese adj/n • pekingese
Peking, Pekin n • Peking
Pekingese pekingese adj • pekingese
Pelagian [Eccl. Hist] adj • pelagian
Pelagian [Eccl. Hist] n • pelagiano
Pelagianism [Eccl. Hist] n • pelagianismo
Pelagius [British monk of the 4th and 5th centuries] n • Pelagio
pelican n • pelicano
pelisse, fur coat n • pellicia
pellagra [Pathol] n • pellagra I]
pellagra [Pathol] n • pellagra
pellagrous adj • pellagrose
pellet n • bolletta
pellicle n • pellicula
pellicular adj • pellicular
pellitory (wall) Bot] n • parietaria
pell-mell adv • sin ordine
pelmet n • bordatura pendente
Peloponnesian adj • peloponnesian
Peloponnesian n • peloponnesiano
Peloponnesus n • Peloponneso
Pelops [Gr. Mythol] n • Pelope
Pelops [Gr. Mythol] n • Pelope (pé-)
pelt n • pelle
pelt with rain v • pluviar torrentialmente
pelvic adj • pelvic
pelvic [Anat] adj • pelvic
pelvic bone n • pelve
pelvis [Anat] n • pelve
pelvis (pelvic bone) n • pelve
pemmican n • pemmican
pemmican n • pemmican A]
pen (as in pen and pencil) n • penna
pen (for animals) n • clausura
pen (for writing) n • pluma, penna
pen (for writing) n • penna, pluma
pen (fountain -) n • penna stilographic
pen (specific animals) n • ovil, tauril
pen (specific animals) n • tauril, ovil
pen v • confinar
pena adj • penal
penal adj • penal
penality n • penalitate
penalize (sport) v • penalisar
penalize v • penalisar
penalize v • Fig]
penal-servitude n • travalios fortiate
penalty n • penalitate, pena
penalty n • pena, penalitate
penalty n • penalitate
penalty, punishment n • pena
penalty-area n • zona de penalitate
penalty-clause n • clausula de penalitate
penalty-kick n • colpo de penalitate
penance n • penitentia
pence n • pennies
pencil n • stilo (de graphite)
pencil n • stilo
pencil (tuft of hair) n • penicillo
pencil v • scriber con stilo
pencil-sharpener n • taliastilos
pendant, counterpart (one of a pair in symmetric arrangement) n • pendant
pendant, counterpart (one of a pair in symmetric arrangement) n • pendant F]
pendant n • pendente
pendant, pendicle n • pendiculo
pendant, pendulous adj • pendule
pendant pensile, hanging adj • pensile
pendicle, pendant n • pendiculo
pending adj • pendente (ppr of pender)
pending adj • pendente
pendule (timepiece having a pendulum) n • pendula (pén-)
pendule (timepiece having a pendulum) n • pendula
pendulous, pendant adj • pendule
pendulous, swinging adj • pendular
pendulum n • pendulo (pén-)
pendulum n • pendulo
penetrability n • penetrabilitate
penetrable adj • penetrabile
penetrate v • penetrar
penetrating adj • acute, penetrative
penetrating adj • penetrative, acute
penetration (1. act or process of penetrating; 2. as in a man of great penetration) n • penetration
penetration n • penetration
penetrative adj • penetrative
penfriend n • correspondente, amico per correspondentia
penfriend n • amico per correspondentia, correspondente
penguin n • pinguin
penholder n • portapenna
penicilliform (shaped like a hair pencil) adj • penicilliforme
penicillin [Biochem] n • penicillina
penicillin n • penicillina
Penicillium [Bot] n • penicillium (-cìl-)
Penicillium [Bot] n • penicillium
peninsula n • peninsula
peninsula n • peninsula (-ìn-)
peninsular adj • peninsular
penis n • penis, pene, verga
penis n • pene, verga, penis
penis n • verga, penis, pene
penitent adj • penitente
penitent adj/n • penitente
penitent [Eccl] n • penitente
penitential (pertaining to ecclesiastical penance) adj • penitential
penitentiary (as in penitentiary measures) adj • penitentiari
penitentiary (confessor in special cases) Eccl] n • penitentiero
penitentiary n • penitentiario
penitentiary (reformatory prison) n • penitentiario
penitentiaryship [Eccl] n • penitentieria
penitentiaryship [Eccl] n • penitentieria (-ìa)
penknife n • cultello de tasca
pen-name n • pseudonymo
pennant n • bandierola
pennate, feathered [Bot/Zool] adj • pennate
pen-nib n • puncta (de pluma)
pen-nib n • puncta
penniless adj • povre, sin un soldo
penniless adj • sin un soldo, povre
pennon n • pennon
Pennsylvania n • Pennsylvania
Pennsylvanian adj • pennsylvanian
Pennsylvanian n • pennsylvaniano
penny n • penny
pennywise adj • myopemente parsimoniose
pension, boardinghouse n • pension
pension n • pension
pension (regular payment, stipend, allowance) n • pension
pension v • pensionar
pensioner n • pensionario
pension-off v • mitter in pension
pensive adj • pensative
pent-, penta- (five) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • pent-
pentacle, five-pointed star n • pentaculo
pentagon [Geom] n • pentagono
pentagon n • pentagono
pentagonal adj • pentagonal
pentagonal adj • pentagon
pentagram n • pentagramma
pentahedral [Math] adj • pentahedre
pentahedron [Math] n • pentahedro
Pentamera [Zool] n • pentameros
Pentamera [Zool] n • pentameros (-tà-)
pentamerous [Bot/Zool] adj • pentamere
pentameter n • pentametro (-àmetro)
pentameter n • pentametro
pentarchy (government by five rulers) n • pentarchia (-ìa)
pentarchy (government by five rulers) n • pentarchia
pentateuch n • pentateucho
pentathlon [Gr. Antiq] n • pentathlo
pentathlon n • pentathlon
pentatomic [Chem] adj • pentatomic
pentccostal adj • pentecostal
pentecost n • pentecoste
pentecostal adj/n • pentecostal
pent-up adj • reprimite
penult n • penultima (-nùl-)
penult n • penultima
penultimate adj • penultime
penultimate, next to last adj • penultime (-nùl-]
penumbra, half-shade n • penumbra
penury (extreme poverty) n • penuria
penury, need n • miseria
peony n • peonia
people (1. nation, national group; 2. persons, folk) n • gente
people (1. race, nation; 2. common people) n • populo (pò-)
people (1. race, nation; 2. common people) n • populo
people (common people) n • plebe, communes
people (common people) n • communes, plebe
people (nation) n • populo
people v • popular
people-say phr • on dice
pep n • energia, dynamismo
pep n • dynamismo, energia
pepper n • pipere
pepper, season with pepper v • piperar
pepper (spice) n • pipere
pepper (vegetable) n • pimento
pepper shaker n • piperiera
pepperfot n • piperiera
peppermill n • molinp de pipere
peppermint n • mentha piperate
peppery adj • piperate
peppery adj • piperate (pp of piperar)
pepsin n • pepsina
peptalk n • discurso de incoragiamento
peptic adj • peptic
per prep • per
perambulator n • cochietto de infante
per-annum phr • per anno
perceive, apprehend (mentally) v • apperciper
perceive, apprehend (mentally) v • apperciper -cip-/-cept-]
perceive v • intuer, perciper, apperciper
perceive v • perciper, apperciper, intuer
perceive v • apperciper, intuer, perciper
perceive by intuition, to intuit v • intuer
perceiver n • perceptor
per-cent phr • pro cento
percentage n • percentage
percentage n • percentage (-aje)
percentual adj • percentual
perceptibility n • perceptibilitate
perceptible adj • perceptibile
perceptible, sensible adj • sensibile
perception (1. process or faculty of perceiving; 2. percept) n • perception
perception n • perception
perceptive adj • perceptive
perch (fish) n • perca
perch (for bird) n • percha
perch [Ichthyol] n • perca
perch v • posar se
perchlorate n • perchlorato
perchloric adj • perchloric
perciform (1. resembling a perch; 2. of or pertaining to the Perciformes) Zool] adj • perciforme
percolate (1. to cause to percolate; 2. to pass or flow through a filter) v • percolar
percolate v • percolar
percolator n • caffetiera filtrante, percolator
percolator n • percolator
percolator n • percolator, caffetiera filtrante
percomorph, percomorphous [Zool] adj • percomorphe
percomorph [Zool] n • percomorpho
percomorphous, percomorph [Zool] adj • percomorphe
percuss [Med] v • percuter -cut-/-cuss-]
percuss [Med] v • percuter
percussion (1. stroke, hit, blow) n • percussion
percussion n • percussion
percussion, percussive adj • percutente (ppr of percuter)
percussion, percussive adj • percutente
percussive, percussion adj • percutente
percussive, percussion adj • percutente (ppr of percuter)
perdition n • perdition
perdition [Theol] n • perdition
perdurable adj • perdurabile
perdure, continue, last on v • perdurar
perdure v • perdurar
peregrinate v • peregrinar
peregrination n • peregrination
peregrine adj • peregrin
peremptory (1. Law]; 2. as in a peremptory tone) adj • peremptori
peremptory adj • peremptori
perennial (1. lasting or continuing throughout the year; 2. everlasting, eternal; 3. Bot]) adj • perenne
perennial adj • perenne
perennial n • planta perenne
perfect adj • perfecte
perfect [(Gram] n • perfecto
perfect n • perfecto
perfect v • perfectionar
perfectibility n • perfectibilitate
perfectible adj • perfectibile
perfecting (act of) n • perfectionamento
perfection (1. act of perfecting; 2. state of being perfect) n • perfection
perfection n • perfection
perfective adj • perfective
perfidious adj • perfide
perfidious adj • perfide (pér-)
perfidious adj • perfidiose
perfidy n • perfidia
perfoliate [Bot] adj • perfoliate
perforate, perforated adj • perforate (pp of perforar)
perforate, perforated adj • perforate
perforate v • perforar
perforated adj • foraminose
perforated adj • perforate, foraminose
perforated adj • foraminose, perforate
perforated, perforate adj • perforate (pp of perforar)
perforated, perforate adj • perforate
perforation (1. perforating; 2. perforated hole) n • perforation
perforation n • perforation
perforator n • perforator
perform (duty) v • exequer
perform (play) v • representar
performance (behaviour) n • comportamento
performance [Horse Racing] n • performance
performance [Horse Racing] n • performance A]
performance (of duty) n • execution
performance (racing) n • performance
performance [Theat] • representation
performer (artiste) n • artista
performer [Mus] • executante
performer [Theat] • actor, actrice
performer [Theat] • actrice, actor
perfume n • perfumo
perfume, scent (fill with sweet odor) v • imbalsamar
perfume v • imbalsamar, perfumar
perfume v • perfumar, imbalsamar
perfume v • perfumar
perfume bottle, smelling bottle n • flacon
perfume bottle, smelling bottle n • flacon (F)
perfume with ambergris v • ambrar
perfume with myrrh v • myrrhar
perfumed adj • perfumate
perfumer n • perfumator
perfumery n • perfumeria
perfumery n • perfumeria (-ìa)
perfuming (action of) n • imbalsamamento
Pergamum n • Pergamo
Pergamum n • Pergamo (pér-)
pergola n • pergola
pergola n • pergola I]
perhaps adv • forsan
perhaps, maybe adv • forsan
perhaps, maybe adv • forsan (fòr-)
perianth [Bot] n • perianthio
pericarditis [Pathol] n • pericarditis
pericarditis [Pathol] n • pericarditis (-ìtis)
pericardium [Anat] n • pericardio
perigeal, perigean adj • perigee (-gé-)
perigeal, perigean adj • perigee
perigee [Astron] n • perigeo (-gé-)
perigee [Astron] n • perigeo
peril n • periculo, hasardo
peril n • hasardo, periculo
peril, risk, hazard n • risco
perilous adj • periculose, hasardose
perilous adj • hasardose, periculose
perimeter n • perimetro (-ì-)
perimeter n • perimetro
period (1. as in period of adolescence) n • periodo
period (1. as in period of adolescence) n • periodo (-rì-)
period [Med] • menstruo
period (of time) n • periodo
period (punctuation) n • puncto
period of two months n • bimestre
periodic (1. of a period or regular revolution; 2. occurring at regular times) adj • periodic
periodic adj • periodic
periodical adj • periodic
periodical n • periodico, revista
periodical n • revista, periodico
periodical (periodic publication) n • periodico
periodicity (quality of being periodical) n • periodicitate
peripheral, peripheric adj • peripheric
periphery n • peripheria
periphery n • peripheria (-ìa)
periphrase v • periphrasar
periphrasis n • periphrase (-ì-)
periphrasis n • periphrase
periscope n • periscopio
periscopic adj • periscopic
perish, die v • obir
perish v • obir, perir
perish v • perir, obir
perish v • perir
perishable adj • peribile
perishable adj • corruptibile, peribile
perishable adj • peribile, corruptibile
perishable, subject to decay adj • corruptibile
peristalsis [Physiol] n • peristole
peristaltic [Physiol] adj • peristaltic
peritoneum [Anat] n • peritoneo
peritoneum [Anat] n • peritoneo (-éo)
peritonitis [Med] n • peritonitis (-ìtis)
peritonitis [Med] n • peritonitis
periwig, wig n • perrucca
perjure v • perjurar
perjure oneself v • perjurar se
perjured, forsworn adj • perjur
perjurer n • perjuro
perjurer n • perjurator
perjury n • perjurio
perk n • ganio occasional
perk-up v • reanimar se
perky adj • allegre
perlpheral adj • peripheric
perlpheral (of computer) n • peripherico
perm (pools) n • permutation
perm (wave) n • undulation permanente
permanence n • permanentia
permanent adj • permanente
permanent, lasting, enduring adj • permanente (ppr of permaner)
permanent, lasting, enduring adj • permanente
permanganate [Chem] n • permanganato
permanganic [Chem] adj • permanganic
permeability n • permeabilitate
permeable adj • permeabile
permeate v • impregnar, permear
permeate v • permear, impregnar
permeate v • permear
permissible adj • permissibile
permission n • permission
permissive adj • permissive
permit, allow v • permitter -mitt-/-miss-]
permit, allow v • permitter
permit n • permisso
permit v • permitter
permit (written permission) n • permisso
permutability n • permutabilitate
permutable adj • permutabile
permutation [Math] n • permutation
permutation n • permutation
permute, exchange, interchange v • permutar
permuter n • permutator
pernicious adj • perniciose
pernoctation n • pernoctation
perorate (1. to speak at length; 2. to sum up or conclude a speech) v • perorar
peroration n • peroration
peroxide n • peroxydo (-òx-)
peroxide n • peroxydo
peroxidize v • peroxydar
perpendicular adj • perpendicular
perpendicular, plumb line n • perpendiculo
perpendicularity n • perpendicularitate
perpenoicular adj • perpendicular
perpenoicular n • perpendiculo
perpetrate v • perpetrar, committer
perpetrate v • perpetrar
perpetrate v • committer, perpetrar
perpetration n • perpetration
perpetrator n • perpetrator
perpetual adj • perpetue
perpetually adv • perpetuemente
perpetuate v • perpetuar
perpetuation n • perpetuation
perpetuator n • perpetuator
perpetuity n • perpetuitate
perpetuity (perpetual duration) n • perpetuitate
perplex v • confunder, perplexar
perplex v • perplexar, confunder
perplexed adj • perplexe
perplexed, bewildered adj • perplexe
perplexing adj • disconcertante, perplexante
perplexing adj • perplexante, disconcertante
perplexity, bewilderment n • perplesitate
perplexity n • perplexitate
pers 1. we; 2. us pron • nos
pers me pron • me
persecute v • persequer -sequ-/-secut-]
persecute v • persequer
persecution n • persecution
persecutor n • persecutor
Perseid [Astron] n • perseide
Perseid [Astron] n • perseide (-séi-)
Persepolis n • Persepole
Perseus (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Perseo
perseverance n • perseverantia
perseverance, persistence, persistency n • perseverantia
persevere, persist v • perseverar
persevere v • perseverar
persevering adj • perseverante
Persia [Geog] n • Persia
Persia n • Persia
persian adj • persian
Persian adj • perse
Persian n • persa
Persian n • persiano
persian n • persiano
Persian, Persic adj • persian
Persian, Persic adj • persic
persicaria [Bot] n • persicaria
persist (endure, continue to exist) v • persister
persist (endure) v • persister
persist (insist) v • obstiner se
persist, persevere v • perseverar
persistence n • persistentia
persistence, persistency n • persistentia
persistence, persistency, perseverance n • perseverantia
persistency, perseverance, persistence n • perseverantia
persistency, persistence n • persistentia
persistent adj • perseverante
persistent adj • persistente
persistent adj • perseverante (ppr of perserverar)
persistent (inclined to persist, tenacious) adj • persistente
persistent-offender n • recidivista
persist-in v • persister in
person n • persona
person of the middle class, bourgeois n • burgese
person under torture n • suppliciato
personable adj • de belle presentia, ben facite
personable adj • ben facite, de belle presentia
personage (1. person of note; 2. character in a work of fiction or a play) n • personage (-aje)
personage (1. person of note; 2. character in a work of fiction or a play) n • personage
personal adj • personal
personal personal adj • personal
personality n • personalitate
personalize, personify v • personalisar
personally adv • personalmente
personate [Bot] adj • personate
personification n • personification
personify, personalize v • personalisar
personify v • personificar
personnel n • personal
perspective (1. the art of perspective; 2. vista, view, prospect) n • perspectiva
perspective adj • perspective
perspective n • perspectiva
perspex (polymethyl methacrylate) n • plexiglas
perspicacious adj • perspicace
perspicacity n • perspicacitate
perspicuity n • perspicuitate
perspicuous adj • perspicue
perspirable ([Med] (that can be disposed of through perspiration) adj • transpirabile
perspiration (excessive) n • sudation
perspiration n • transpiration
perspiration n • transpiration, sudor
perspiration n • sudor, transpiration
perspiration, sweat n • sudor
perspire, sweat v • sudar
perspire, sweat v • transpirar
perspire v • sudar, transpirar
perspire v • transpirar, sudar
persuadable adj • persuasibile
persuadable, suasible adj • suasibile
persuade, advise, urge v • suader
persuade, advise, urge v • suader suad-/suas-]
persuade v • persuader
persuade v • persuader -suad-/-suas-]
persuader n • persuasor
persuasion (1. act of persuading; 2. state of being persuaded) n • persuasion
persuasion n • persuasion
persuasive adj • persuasive
pertain v • pertiner
pertaining to a beak, bill adj • rostral
pertaining to a cemetery adj • cemeterial
pertaining to a commercial society adj • social
pertaining to a domain, domainal adj • dominial
pertaining to a rostrum, rostral adj • rostral
pertaining to a syndic adj • syndical
pertaining to man, hominal adj • hominal
pertaining to registration or enrollment matricular adj • matricular
pertaining to small portions adj • parcellari
pertaining to St. Vitus's dance, choreic adj • choreic (-éic)
pertaining to St. Vitus's dance, choreic adj • choreic
pertaining to tenancy adj • locative
pertaining to weight, ponderal adj • ponderal
pertinacious adj • pertinace
pertinaciousness, pertinacity n • pertinacitate
pertinacity, pertinaciousness n • pertinacitate
pertinence n • pertinentia
pertinent adj • pertinente
perturb v • perturbar
perturb v • perturbar, agitar
perturb v • agitar, perturbar
perturbable adj • perturbabile
perturbation (1. perturbed condition; 2.[Astron]) n • perturbation
perturbative, tending to perturb adj • perturbative
perturber n • perturbator
pertussal [Med] adj • pertussal
pertussis, whooping cough [Med] n • pertusse
Peru [Geog] n • Peru
Peru n • Peru -rù)
Peru n • Peruvia NL]
Peru n • Peruvia
perusal n • lectura attente
peruse v • leger attentemente
peruvian adj • peruan
Peruvian adj • peruvian
Peruvian adj • peruan
peruvian n • peruano
Peruvian n • peruano
Peruvian n • peruviano
pervade v • penetrar
pervasive adj • penetrante
perverse adj • perverse
perverse, perverted (willfully wicked, vicious) adj • perverse
perverseness n • perversitate
perversion (1. act of perverting, state of being perverted; 2 . Psychopathol]) n • perversion
perversion n • perversion
pervert (1. to divert from proper use or function; 2 . to lead astray, corrupt) v • perverter
pervert (1. to divert from proper use or function; 2 . to lead astray, corrupt) v • perverter -vert-/-vers-]
pervert, falsify v • falsar
pervert n • pervertito
pervert v • perverter
perverted, perverse (willfully wicked, vicious) adj • perverse
perverter n • pervertitor
perverting or corrupting (act of) n • pervertimento
pervious, passable adj • pervie
peseta (coin) n • peseta
peseta [Monet] n • peseta
peseta [Monet] n • peseta H]
peso (coin) n • peso
peso [Monet] n • peso
pessimism n • pessimismo
pessimist n • pessimista
pessimistic adj • pessimistic, pessimista
pessimistic adj • pessimista, pessimistic
pest n • peste
pest (troublesome or destructive person) n • peste
pester v • importunar
pesticide n • pesticida
pestiferous adj • pestifere
pestilence, plague (bubonic) n • peste
pestilence, plague n • pestilentia
pestilent adj • pestilente
pestilential adj • pestilential
pestle n • pistillo
pet adj • favorite
pet n • animal domestic
pet v • caressar
petal, lanceolate leaf [Bot] n • lanceola (-cé-)
petal, lanceolate leaf [Bot] n • lanceola
petal n • petalo
petal n • petalo (pé-)
petalism [Gr. Antiq] n • petalismo
petaloid adj • petaloide
petard [Mil] n • petardo
Peter n • Petro
peter-out v • exhaurir se, morir, haber nulle resultato, disparer
peter-out v • haber nulle resultato, disparer, exhaurir se, morir
peter-out v • morir, haber nulle resultato, disparer, exhaurir se
peter-out v • disparer, exhaurir se, morir, haber nulle resultato
petiolar [Bot] adj • petiolar
petiolate, petiolated adj • petiolate
petiolated, petiolate adj • petiolate
petiole, leafstalk [Bot] n • petiolo (-tì-)
petiole, leafstalk [Bot] n • petiolo
petition (formal request) n • petition
petition (make a petition) v • petitionar
petition n • petition, supplica
petition n • supplica, petition
petition, request, prayer n • supplica
petition, request, prayer n • supplica (sùp-)
petition v • petitionar, presentar un petition a
petition v • presentar un petition a, petitionar
petitioner n • petitionero
petitory [Law] adj • petitori
Petrarch n • Petrarca
Petrarchist n • petrarchista
petrifaction, petrification, lapidification n • lapidification
petrifaction, petrification n • petrification
petrifactive, petrifying adj • petrific
petrification, lapidification, petrifaction n • lapidification
petrification n • petrification
petrification, petrifaction n • petrification
petrify, lapidify v • lapidificar
petrify v • petrificar
petrifying, petrifactive adj • petrific
petrographer n • petrographo
petrographer n • petrographo (-ògrapho)
petrographic adj • petrographic
petrography n • petrographia (-ìa)
petrography n • petrographia
petrol, gasoline n • gasolina
petrol n • gasolina
petroleum n • petroleo
petroleum, oil (rock) n • petroleo
petroleum refinery n • petroleria
petroleum refinery n • petroleria (-ìa)
petroliferous adj • petrolifere
petrol-station (gas station) n • station de gasolina
petticoat n • subgonnella
petticoat, slip, underskirt n • subgonnella
pettiness n • insignificantia
pettiness n • pusillitate
petty adj • pusille
petty adj • insignificante, sin importantia, parve
petty adj • parve, insignificante, sin importantia
petty adj • sin importantia, parve, insignificante
petty vanity n • gloriola (-ì-)
petty vanity n • gloriola
petty-cash n • parve cassa
petty-officer n • subofficiero de marina
petulant adj • irritabile
petunia [Bot] n • petunia
pew n • eccles
pewter n • peltro
pfennig [Monet] n • pfennig (pl pfennige) G]
pfennig [Monet] n • pfennig
Phaethon [Gr. Mythol] n • Phaethon
phaeton (light four-wheeled carriage) n • phaeton
phago- (eating) occurring in compounds] v • phag-
phagocyte [Biol/Phygiol] n • phagocyto (-òcito)
phagocyte [Biol/Phygiol] n • phagocyto
phagocytosis n • phagocytosis
phagocytosis n • phagocytosis (-òsis)
Phalia (Westphalia and Eastphalia together) n • Falia
phallus n • phallo
phaner-, phanero- (visible) occurring in compounds] adj • phaner-
phanerogam [Bot] n • phanerogamo
phanerogamous [Bot] adj • phanerogame (-ò-)
phanerogamous [Bot] adj • phanerogame
phantasm (1. illusion, phantom; 2. appearance, ghost, specter) n • phantasma
phantasy, fantasy (1. power of imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n • phantasia (-ìa)
phantasy, fantasy (1. power of imagining, fancy; 2. phantasm, fancy; 3. whim, caprice) n • phantasia
phantasy n • phantasia
phantom n • phantasma
pharaoh n • pharaon
Pharaoh n • pharaon
Pharaonic adj • pharaonic
pharisaic, hypocritical, pharisaical adj • pharisaic
pharisaic, hypocritical, pharisaical adj • pharisaic (-àic)
Pharisaic [Jewish Hist] adj • pharisaic
Pharisaic [Jewish Hist] adj • pharisaic (-àic)
pharisaical, pharisaic, hypocritical adj • pharisaic (-àic)
pharisaical, pharisaic, hypocritical adj • pharisaic
Pharisaism [Jewish Hist] n • pharisaismo
Pharisaism [Jewish Hist] n • pharisaismo (-aìsmo)
pharisaism, phariseeism (pharisaical attitude, hypocrisy) n • pharisaismo
pharisaism, phariseeism (pharisaical attitude, hypocrisy) n • pharisaismo (-aìsmo)
pharisee, hypocrite n • phariseo
pharisee, hypocrite n • phariseo (-éo)
Pharisee [Jewish Hist] n • phariseo (-éo)
Pharisee [Jewish Hist] n • phariseo
pharmaceutic, pharmaceutical adj • pharmaceutic
pharmaceutical adj • pharmaceutic
pharmaceutically adv • pharmaceuticamente
pharmaceutics n • pharmaceutia
pharmaceutics n • pharmaceutica
pharmacist n • pharmacista
pharmacist n • pharmaceuta
pharmacologic, pharmacological adj • pharmacologic
pharmacologist n • pharmacologo (-òlogo)
pharmacologist n • pharmacologista
pharmacologist n • pharmacologo
pharmacology n • pharmacologia (-ìa)
pharmacology n • pharmacologia
pharmacopoeia (book describing drugs, chemicals) n • pharmacopeia
pharmacopoeia (book describing drugs, chemicals) n • pharmacopeia (-péya)
pharmacy, apothecary n • apotheca
pharmacy n • apotheca, pharmacia
pharmacy n • pharmacia, apotheca
pharmacy (shop of a pharmacist) n • pharmacia
pharmacy (shop of a pharmacist) n • pharmacia (-ìa)
Pharos [Hist] n • Pharos
Pharos [Hist] n • Pharos (fà-)
pharos, lighthouse n • pharo
pharynx n • pharynge
phase n • phase
pheasant n • faisan
-phem- (1. voice; 2. report, rumor) occurring in compounds] n • -phem-
phenic-, phoenic-, phenico-, phoenico- (red) occurring in compounds] adj • phenic-
phenicopter [Ornith] n • phenicoptero
phenicopter [Ornith] n • phenicoptero (-còp-)
phenix, phoenix n • phenice
phenol [Chem] n • phenol
phenomenal (1. as in the phenomenal world; 2. extraordinary, remarkable) adj • phenomenal
phenomenal adj • phenomenal
phenomenally adv • phenomenalmente
phenomenology n • phenomenologia (-ìa)
phenomenology n • phenomenologia
phenomenon (1. observable fact or event; 2. something extraordinary or remarkable) n • phenomeno (-nòmeno)
phenomenon (1. observable fact or event; 2. something extraordinary or remarkable) n • phenomeno
phenomenon n • phenomeno
phenyl [Chem] n • phenylo
phenylamine [Chem] n • phenylamino
phew interj • fu, duf
phew interj • duf, fu
phial, flask n • ampulla
Philadelphia n • Philadelphia
philanthropic adj • philanthrope
philanthropic adj • philanthropic
philanthropism n • philanthropismo
philanthropist n • philanthropo
philanthropy n • philanthropia
philanthropy n • philanthropia (-ìa)
philatelic adj • philatelic
philatelist n • philatelista
philately n • philatelia
philately n • philatelia (-ìa)
philharmonic adj • philharmonic
philharmonic society n • philharmonia (-ìa)
philharmonic society n • philharmonia
Philip n • Philippo
Philippi [Antiq] n • Philippi
Philippine, Filipino adj • philippin
Philippines [Geog] n • Philippinas, Filipinas, Pilipinas
Philippines [Geog] n • Filipinas, Pilipinas, Philippinas
Philippines [Geog] n • Pilipinas, Philippinas, Filipinas
Philistia n • Philistea
Philistia n • Philistea (-éa)
Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. Philister, nonstudent; 3. crude, uncultured, conventional person) n • philisteo (-éo)
Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. Philister, nonstudent; 3. crude, uncultured, conventional person) n • philisteo
Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. uncultured, conventional) adj • philistee
Philistine (1. Hist]; 2. uncultured, conventional) adj • philistee (-ìe)
philistine adj • philistee
Philistine, blockhead n • beotio
philistine n • philisteo
Philistinism n • philisteria (-ìa)
Philistinism n • philisteria
philological adj • philologic
philologist n • philologo (-òlogo)
philologist n • philologo
philology n • philologia (-ìa)
philology n • philologia
philosopher n • philosopho
philosopher n • philosopho (-òsofo)
philosophic, philosophical adj • philosophic
philosophical adj • philosophic
philosophically adv • philosophicamente
philosophism n • philosophismo
philosophize v • philosophar
philosophy n • philosophia (-ìa)
philosophy n • philosophia
phleb-, phlebo- (vein) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • phleb-
phlebitis [Pathol] n • phlebitis
phlebitis [Pathol] n • phlebitis (-ìtis)
phlebotome [Med] n • phlebotomo (-bò-)
phlebotome [Med] n • phlebotomo
phlebotomy [Med] n • phleboomia
phlebotomy [Med] n • phleboomia (-ìa)
Phlegethon [Gr. Mythol] n • Phlegethonte
phlegm (1. mucus; 2. sluggish temperament) n • phlegma
phlegm (1. mucus; 2. sluggish temperament) n • phlegma -ma/-mat-]
phlegmatic adj • phlegmatic
phlegmon [Pathol] n • phlegmon
phlox n • phlox
-phobe, -phobic (as in Anglophobe, Anglophobic) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • -phobe
phobia n • phobia
phobia [Pathol] n • phobia (-ìa)
phobia [Pathol] n • phobia
phobic [Pathol] adj • phobic
Phoenicia [Geog] n • Phoenicia
Phoenicia n • Phenicia
phoenician adj • punic, phenicean
phoenician adj • phenicean, punic
Phoenician adj • phenicie
Phoenician n • phenicio
phoenix n • phenice
phoenix, phenix n • phenice
phone n • telephono
phone, phoneme n • phonema
phone v • telephonar
phone-call n • appello telephonic
phoneme n • phonema
phoneme, phone n • phonema
phonetic adj • phonetic
phonetician, phonetist n • phonetista
phonetics n • phonetica
phonetics [Sci] • phonetica
phonetism n • phonetismo
phonetist, phonetician n • phonetista
phoney adj • false
phonic adj • phonic
phonics n • phonica
phono-, phon- (voice) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • phon-
phonograph n • phonographo
phonograph n • phonographo (-ògrafo)
phonographic adj • phonographic
phonography n • phonographia
phonography n • phonographia (-ìa)
phonolite, clinkstone n • phonolitho
phonolite, clinkstone n • phonolitho (-nò-)
phonolitic adj • phonolithic
phonological adj • phonologic
phonologist n • phonologo (-òlogo)
phonologist n • phonologo
phonology n • phonologia (-ìa)
phonology n • phonologia
phonometer n • phonometro (-nò-)
phonometer n • phonometro
phonometry n • phonometria
phonometry n • phonometria (-ìa)
-phore, -phorous (carrying) occurring in compounds] adj • -phore
phosphate [Chem] n • phosphato
phosphated adj • phosphatate
phosphatic adj • phosphatic
phosphene n • phospheno
phosphine [Chem] n • phosphina
phosphite n • phosphito
phosphoresce v • phosphorescer
phosphorescence n • phosphorescentia
phosphorescent adj • phosphorescente
phosphoric adj • phosphoric
phosphorite [Mineral] n • phosphorite
phosphorous [Chem] adj • phosphorose
phosphorus n • phosphoro (fòs-)
phosphorus n • phosphoro
phot-, photo- (light) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • phot-
photic, light adj • photic
photics (science of light) n • photica
photo n • photo, photographia
photo n • photographia, photo
photo, snapshot n • photo
photo finish n • decision per photo
photochemistry n • photochimia
photochemistry n • photochimia (-ìa)
photochromy, color photography n • photochromia
photochromy, color photography n • photochromia (-ìa)
photocopier n • photocopiator
photocopy n • photocopia
photocopy v • photoeopiar
photocraph n • photographia
photocraph v • photographar
photoelectric adj • photoeleetrie
photogenic adj • photogenie
photogenic (as in photogenic face) adj • photogenic
photogenous, photogenic (generating light) adj • photogene
photograph n • photographia
photograph n • photographia (-ìa)
photograph v • photographar
photographer n • photographo
photographer n • photographo (-ògrafo)
photographic adj • photographic
photography n • photographia
photography n • photographia (-ìa)
photogravure n • photogravure
photolithograph n • photolithographia
photolithograph n • photolithographia (-ìa)
photolithograph v • photolithographiar
photolithography n • photolithographia (-ìa)
photolithography n • photolithographia
photometer n • photometro
photometer n • photometro (-òmetro)
photomontage n • photomontage (-aje)
photomontage n • photomontage
photon [Phys] n • photon
photosphere n • photosphera
photostat (1. photostating camera; 2. photostatic copy) n • photostato (-òstato)
photostat (1. photostating camera; 2. photostatic copy) n • photostato
photostatic adj • photostatic
photosynthesis n • photosynthese (-sìn-)
photosynthesis n • photosynthese
photosynthetic adj • photosynthetic
phototherapeutic adj • phototherapic
phototherapy n • phototherapia (-ìa)
phototherapy n • phototherapia
phototype [Print] n • phototypo
phototype [Print] n • phototypo (-òtipo)
phototypic adj • phototypic
phototypographic adj • phototypographic
phototypography n • phototypographia (-ìa)
phototypography n • phototypographia
phototypy, phototyping n • phototypia (-ìa)
phototypy, phototyping n • phototypia
phrase (1. Gram]; 2. Mus]) n • phrase
phrase (express) v • exprimer
phrase [Mus] • phrasar
phrase [Mus] v • phrasar
phrase n • phrase
phrasebook n • libro de phrases
phraseological (pertaining to phraseology) adj • phraseologic
phraseology n • phraseologia
phraseology n • phraseologia (-ìa)
phren-, phreno (midriff, diaphragm) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • phren-
phrenctic, madman n • phrenetico
phrenetic, frantic, frenzied adj • phrenetic
phrenic [Anat] adj • phrenic
phrenitis [Anathol] n • phrenitis (-ìtis)
phrenitis [Anathol] n • phrenitis
phrenograph (instrument recording the movements of the diaphragm) n • phrenographo
phrenograph (instrument recording the movements of the diaphragm) n • phrenographo (-nò-)
phrenological adj • phrenologic
phrenologist n • phrenologista
phrenologist n • phrenologo (-òlogo)
phrenologist n • phrenologo
phrenology n • phrenologia
phrenology n • phrenologia (-ìa)
phrenopathic adj • phrenopathic
phrenopathy n • phrenopathia
phrenopathy n • phrenopathia (-ìa)
Phrygia n • Phrygia
Phrygian adj • phrygie
Phrygian n • phrygio
-phthong (voice) occurring in compounds] n • -phthong-
phyllo-, -phyll, -phyllum (leaf) occurring in compounds] n • phyllo-
phylogenetic adj • phylogenetic
phylogenist n • phylogenista
phylogeny (1. science of phylogeny; 2. phylogenesis) n • phylogenia
phylogeny (1. science of phylogeny; 2. phylogenesis) n • phylogenia (-ìa)
phylogeny, phylogenesis n • phylogenese
phylogeny, phylogenesis n • phylo-genesis (-gé-)
phylogeny, phylogenesis n • phylogenese (-gé-)
phylogeny, phylogenesis n • phylo-genesis
phylon (tribe or race) Biol] n • phylo
phylum [Biol] n • phylo
physical adj • physic
physical-education n • education physic
physician, doctor n • medico
physician, doctor n • medico (mé-)
physician n • doctor de medicina, medico
physician n • medico, doctor de medicina
physicist n • physico
physicochemical adj • physicochimic
physicochemistry n • physicochimia
physicochemistry n • physicochimia (-ìa)
physics n • physica
physiocracy n • physiocratia (-ìa)
physiocracy n • physiocratia
physiocrat n • physiocrate
physiocrat n • physiocrate (-ò-)
physiocratic adj • physiocratic
physiognomic (1. as in physiognomic studies; 2. as in physiognomic expression) adj • physiognomic
physiognomist n • physiognomista
physiognomonic adj • physiognomonic
physiognomy (1. art of determining character from features of the face; 2. face) n • physiognomia (-ìa)
physiognomy (1. art of determining character from features of the face; 2. face) n • physiognomia
physiognomy (physiognomics) n • physiognomonia
physiognomy (physiognomics) n • physiognomonia (-ìa)
physiography n • physiographia
physiography n • physiographia (-ìa)
physiologic, physiological adj • physiologic
physiologist n • physiologo
physiologist n • physiologo (-òlogo)
physiology n • physiologia (-ìa)
physiology n • physiologia
physiotherapist n • physiotherapeuta
physiotherapy n • physiotherapia
physiotherapy n • physiotherapia (-ìa)
physique n • physico
physlologist n • physiologista
phytography, descriptive botany n • phytographia (-ìa)
phytography, descriptive botany n • phytographia
pi (1. the Greek letter pi; 2. Math]) n • pi
pi [Math] • pi
pianist n • pianista
piano (grand -) n • piano de cauda
piano n • piano
piano, pianoforte [Mus] n • piano
pianoforte, piano [Mus] n • pianoforte
pianola n • pianola
piaster, piastre [Monet] n • piastra
piastre, piaster [Monet] n • piastra
picaresque adj • picaresc
picaro adj • picare
picaro n • picaro
pìcaro n • picaro H]
pìcaro n • picaro
piccolo n • octavino, piccolo
piccolo n • piccolo, octavino
piccolo, octave flute n • octavino
pick (best) n • flor, melior
pick (best) n • melior, flor
pick (choice) n • selection
pick (choose) v • seliger
pick, gather v • leger
pick, gather v • leger -leg-/-lect-]
pick (gather) v • colliger
pick, pickax n • picco
pick, plectrum n • plectro
pick (tool) n • piceo
pick fruit v • disfructar
pickax (-axe) n • picco
pickax, pick n • picco
picket n • indust/mil
picket v • installar picehettos, picchettar
picket v • picchettar, installar picehettos
picking n • selection, collection
picking n • collection, selection
pickle n • pickles, conservas
pickle n • conservas, pickles
pickle n • conservas (in vinagre;in salmuria), pickles
pickle n • pickles, conservas (in vinagre;in salmuria)
pickle v • marinar, conservar (in vinagre;in salmuria)
pickle v • marinar, conservar
pickle v • conservar (in vinagre;in salmuria), marinar
pickle v • conservar, marinar
pickling brine n • salmuria
pickpocket n • pickpocket A]
pickpocket n • pickpocket
pick-up (acquire) v • acquirer
pick-up (collect) v • colliger
pick-up (from ground) vt • levar
pick-up n • pick-up
pick-up (recover) vi • recuperar
pick-up (take) v • prender
pickup, tone arm [Elec] n • pick-up
pickup, tone arm [Elec] n • pick-up A]
picnic n • picnic
picnic n • picnic A]
picnic v • facer picnic
pictorial adj • illustrate, pictural
pictorial adj • pictural, illustrate
pictorial, pictural adj • pictural
pictural, pictorial adj • pictural
picture n • pictura
picture, paint v • picturar
picture v • picturar
picturesque adj • pictoresc
pidgin (bastardization of ``business) n • jargon anglochinese
pie n • torta
pie pan n • tortiera
piece (1. play, dramatic work; 2. piece of music) n • pièce F]
piece (1. play, dramatic work; 2. piece of music) n • pièce
piece (chess -) n • pecia
piece (fragment) n • morsello, fragmento
piece (fragment) n • fragmento, morsello
piece n • Gen]
piece n • pecia
piece of advice, counsel n • consilio
piece of clothing, garment n • vestimento
piece of furniture n • mobile
piece of news n • nova
piece of real property n • immobile
piecemeal adj • non systematic
piecemeal (little by little) adv • pauc a pauc
piece-of-news n • nova
piece-together (assemble) v • assemblar
piece-together v • Fig]
piecework n • labor (pagate
piedmont (as in a piedmont glacier) adj • pedemontan
piedmont (piedmont district) n • pedemonte
Piedmont, Piedmontese (pertaining to Piedmont, Italy) adj • pedemontese
pier (jetty) n • jectata, imbarcatorio
pier (jetty) n • imbarcatorio, jectata
pier, mole, jetty n • jectata
pier (of a bridge) n • pila
pier (of bridge) n • pila
pier, quay, key n • quai F]
pier, quay, key n • quai
pier (wharf) n • cai
pierce, bore v • terebrar
pierce (get through) v • penetrar
pierce (make a hole in) v • perciar
pierce (make a hole in) v • perforar
piercing adj • acute, penetrante
piercing adj • penetrante, acute
piercing n • penetrante
Pietism n • pietismo
Pietist n • pietista
piety n • pietate
piety [Relig] n • pietate
pig, hog n • porco
pig n • porco
pig iron n • ferro fundite (in barras)
pig iron n • ferro fundite
pigeon, dove n • pipion
pigeon n • pipion, columba
pigeon n • columba, pipion
pigeon n • columba
pigeonhole n • alveolo de bureau
pigeon-house, dovecot n • columbiera
pig-headed adj • obstinate
pig-headedness n • obstination
piglet n • juvene porco
pigment n • pigmento
pigmentary adj • pigmentari
pigmentation n • pigmentation
pigmy n • pygmeo
pigskin n • pelle de porco
pigsty n • porchiera
pigtail n • cauda
pike [Arms] n • picca
pike (fish) n • lucio
pike (weapon) n • picca
pilaf, pilau, pilaw n • pilav
pilaf, pilau, pilaw n • pilav Tu]
pilaster n • pilastro
pilau, pilaw, pilaf n • pilaw Pers]
pilau, pilaw, pilaf n • pilaw
pilaw, pilaf, pilau n • pilaw
pilaw, pilaf, pilau n • pilaw Pers]
pilchard n • sardina
pile (1. heap, stack; 2. Elec.) n • pila
pile, heap n • cumulo (cù-)
pile, heap n • cumulo
pile (heap) n • pila, cumulo
pile (heap) n • cumulo, pila
pile, heap up v • pilar
pile, mass n • mole
pile (mass) n • mole
pile n • civil eng/phys
pile, nap (of cloth, velvet) n • pilo
pile (of cloth) n • pilo
pile v • pilar, cumular
pile v • cumular, pilar
piles (hemorrhoids) n • hemorrhoides
pile-up v • accumular, cumular
pile-up v • cumular, accumular
pilfer v • furar
pilferer n • furtator, fur
pilferer n • fur, furtator
pilfering n • furto
pilgrim n • peregrino
pilgrim n • pelegrino, peregrino
pilgrim n • pelegrino
pilgrim n • peregrino, pelegrino
pilgrimage (make a -) v • facer un pelegrinage/peregrination
pilgrimage n • pelegrinage (-aje)
pilgrimage n • peregrination, pelegrinage
pilgrimage n • pelegrinage
pilgrimage n • pelegrinage, peregrination
pill n • pilula
pill, pilule n • pilula (pì-)
pill, pilule n • pilula
pillage, depredate, plunder v • depredar
pillage n • piliage
pillage n • saccheo, piliage
pillage n • piliage, saccheo
pillage n • piliage (-aje)
pillage, plunder v • piliar
pillage, sack v • sacchear
pillage, sacking n • saccheo
pillage, sacking n • saccheo (-éo)
pillage, sacking n • saccheamento
pillage, take booty, prey v • predar
pillage v • sacchear, depredar, piliar
pillage v • depredar, piliar, sacchear
pillage v • piliar, sacchear, depredar
pillager n • saccheator
pillager, plunderer n • predator
pillager, plunderer n • piliator
pillar n • columna, pilar
pillar n • pilar, columna
pillar n • pilar
pillar-box n • cassa postal
pillion n • sede posterior
pillory n • pilori
pillory n • pilori (-ì)
pillow n • cossino de capite
pillowcase n • copertura de cossino de capite
pilose, hairy adj • pilose
pilosity, hairiness n • pilositate
pilot adj/n • pilota
pilot [Naut] n • pilota
pilot v • pilotar
pilot-boat n • barca pilota
piloting, pilotage n • pilotage
piloting, pilotage n • pilotage (-aje)
pilot-show n • programma pilota
Piltdown man, Eoanthropus [Paleontol] n • eoanthropo (-trò-)
Piltdown man, Eoanthropus [Paleontol] n • eoanthropo
pilular adj • pilular
pilule, pill n • pilula
pilule, pill n • pilula (pì-)
pimele n • button, pustula
pimele n • pustula, button
pimento (1. pimiento; 2. allspice) n • pimento
pimento n • pimento
pimple, pustule n • button
pimply adj • pustulose
pin (as in ninepins) n • quillia
pin [Elec] • clave de contacto
pin (for fastening) n • spinula
pin (for fastening together parts of clothing) n • spinula
pin v • attachar/fixar con un spinula
Pinaceae [Bot] n • pinaceas
pinaceous adj • pinacee
pinaster, cluster pine, sea pine n • pinastro
pincal adj • pineal
pince-nez n • pince-nez F]
pince-nez n • pince-nez
pincers, nippers, vise, clamp, tongs n • tenalia
pincers (small) n • pincette
pincers (tongs, nippers) n • pincias, tenalia
pincers (tongs, nippers) n • tenalia, pincias
pinch n • prisa
pinch v • pinciar
pincushion n • cossinetto
pine (1. pine tree; 2. pine wood) n • pino
pine n • pino
pine, piny adj • pinee
pine v • deperir, languer
pine v • languer, deperir
pine cone n • pinea
pine grove, pinetum n • pineto
pine nut, piñon n • pinion
pineapple [Bot] n • ananas (-às)
pineapple [Bot] n • ananas
pineapple n • ananas
pine-cone n • pinea
pine-for v • desirar ardentemente
pinetum, pine grove n • pineto
ping-pong n • ping-pong
ping-pong n • ping-pong, tennis de tabula
ping-pong n • tennis de tabula, ping-pong
ping-pong n • ping-pong A]
pinion (cogwheel) n • pinnion
pinion n • pinnion
pinion v • ligar le alas o le bracios
pink adj • rosate
pink [Bot] n • diantho
pink (motor) v • detonar
pink n • diantho
pin-money n • moneta de tasca
pinnacle [Arch] n • pinnaculo
pinnacle n • pinnaculo
pinnule, sightvane [Surv] n • pinnula
piñon, pine nut n • pinion
pinpoint v • signalar con precision
pins-and-needles n • formiculation
pinstripe v • facer strias fin
pinstriped adj • a strias fin
pinstripes n • strias fin
pint n • pinta
pintado, guinea fowl, guinea hen n • pintada P]
pintado, guinea fowl, guinea hen n • pintada
pint-of-view n • puncto de vista
pinup n • pin-up
piny, pine adj • pinee
pioneer [Mil] n • pionero
pioneer n • pionero
pious adj • pie, religiose
pious adj • religiose, pie
pious, devoted adj • pie
pip n • pepita
pip, seed, stone n • pepita
pipe (1. tube; 2. Meas]; 3. tobacco pipe) n • pipa
pipe n • tubo
pipe (tobacco) n • pipa
pipe vi • pipar
pipe of Pan, syrinx n • syringa
pipedream n • sperantia illusori
pipeful n • pipata
pipeline (for gas) n • gasoducto
pipeline (for oil) n • oleoducto
piper n • de cornamusa, jocator de pipa
piper n • jocator de pipa, de cornamusa
piperaceous [Bot] adj • piperacee
piperine [Chem] n • piperina
pipette n • pipetta
piquancy n • gusto piccante
piquant adj • piccante
piquant adj • piccante ppr of piccar
pique (1. to arouse, stir up; 2. to offend) v • piccar
pique (as in a fit of pique) n • picca
pique n • picca
piqué (ribbed cotton fabric) n • piqué
piqué (ribbed cotton fabric) n • piqué F]
pique v • piccar
piracy n • pirateria
piracy n • pirateria, curso
piracy n • curso
piracy n • curso, pirateria
pirate, commit piracy v • piratar
pirate (literary) n • plagiario
pirate (marauder) n • pirata
pirate (one who commits piracy) n • pirata
pirate v • piratar
pirouette [Dancing] n • pirouette F]
pirouette [Dancing] n • pirouette
pirouette n • pirouette
pirouette v • pirouettar
piscary, fishing ground n • piscaria
piscatorial, piscatory adj • piscatori
piscatory, piscatorial adj • piscatori
pisces n • pisces
pisciculture n • piscicultura
pisciform adj • pisciforme
piscina [Eccl] n • piscina
piscivorous adj • piscivore
pisiform (1. pea-shaped; 2. Anat/Zoo]) adj • pisiforme
pistachio (nut) n • pistacio
pistachio (tree) n • pistaciero
pistachio (tree) n • pistacia
pistil [Bot] n • pistillo
pistillar, pistillary [Bot] adj • pistillar
pistillary, pistillar [Bot] adj • pistillar
pistilliferous [Bot] adj • pistillifere
pistol n • pistola
pistole n • pistola
piston (1. Mach]; 2. Mus]) n • piston
piston n • piston
pit, cavity, grave n • fossa
pit (coalmine) n • carboniera
pit (ditch) n • fossa
pit, kernel (grainlike seed of any plant) n • grano
pit (seed) n • grano
pit, shaft [Mineral] n • puteo
pit (shaft) n • puteo
pit v • opponer
pitch (a tent) v • plantar
pitch (as in concert pitch) n • accordatura
pitch (cover over or smear with pitch) v • piciar
pitch n • mus
pitch (residuum of wood tar, coal tar) n • pice
pitch (sport) n • terreno
pitch (tar) n • pice
pitch (tar) v • piciar
pitch (throw) v • lancear, jectar
pitch (throw) v • jectar, lancear
pitchblende n • pechblende G]
pitchblende n • pechblende
pitcher, jug n • urceo
pitcher (jug) n • urceo
pitcher (sport) n • lanceator
pitchfork n • furca
pitchy adj • piciose
piteous adj • pietose
pitfall n • periculo, insidia
pitfall n • insidia, periculo
pith n • medulla
pith, quintessence (of a book, poem) n • succo
pith (quintessence) n • succo
pith (spongy tissue) n • medulla
pithead n • bucca de puteo
pithy adj • medullose
pithy (of the spongy tissue) adj • medullose
pithy (terse) adj • vigorose, succincte
pithy (terse) adj • succincte, vigorose
pitiful adj • pietose
pitiless adj • impietose
pittance n • pitancia
pittance, small allowance n • pitancia
pitted adj • alveolate
pitted, alveolate, honeycombed adj • alveolate
pituitary gland n • glandula pituitari
pity, commiserate v • commiserar
pity (compassion) n • pietate
pity, mercy, compassion n • misericordia
pity n • misericordia, pietate
pity n • pietate, misericordia
pity v • commiserar, haber pietate de
pity v • haber pietate de, commiserar
pivot n • pivote
pivot v • girar sur un pivote
pivot v • montar sur un pivote
pixie n • fee
pixie n • fee (typo de - )
pixilated, pixillated adj • folle
placability, placableness n • placabilitate
placable adj • placabile
placableness, placability n • placabilitate
placard n • placard
placard, poster n • placard
placard, poster n • placard F]
placate, appease v • placar
placate v • placar
placater n • placator
placation n • placation
placatory, conciliatory adj • placatori
place (1. locality; 2. position in a series, an order) n • loco
place (1. square; 2. position, office) n • placia
place (1. to put, set; 2. to secure a position or place for) v • placiar
place (in the wrong - , out of -) adj • displaciate
place (inconvenient) adj • inopportun
place, lay, put v • poner pon-/posit-/post-]
place, lay, put v • poner
place (locality) n • loco
place (position, room, square) n • placia
place (position, station) n • posto
place, set, locate (in a particular place) v • locar
place (take -) v • haber loco
place v • poner, placiar
place v • placiar, poner
place before, place in front, prepose v • preponer -pon-/-posi-]
place before, place in front, prepose v • anteponer -pon-/-posit-]
place before, place in front, prepose v • anteponer
place before, place in front, prepose v • preponer
place where frogs abound, froggery, frog pond n • raniera
place-a-bet v • facer un sponsion
placed, situated adj • site
placement (1. action of placing, setting; 2. action of securing a position for someone) n • placiamento
placename n • nomine de loco
placenta n • placenta
placer [Mining] n • placer A]
placer [Mining] n • placer
place-to-place phr • de sito a sito, de hic a illac, de placia a placia
place-to-place phr • de hic a illac, de placia a placia, de sito a sito
place-to-place phr • de placia a placia, de sito a sito, de hic a illac
placid adj • placide
placidity n • placiditate
placing before, placing in front, preposing (act of) n • anteposition
plafond (ceiling) n • plafond
plagiarism n • plagiato
plagiarism n • plagio
plagiarist n • plagiario
plagiarist v • plagiario
plagiarize v • plagiar
plague (affliction, calamity) n • plaga
plague (bubonic) n • peste
plague n • plaga, pestilentia
plague n • pestilentia, plaga
plague, pestilence (bubonic) n • peste
plague, pestilence n • pestilentia
plague v • plagar
plaice, flatfish n • platessa
plaice n • platessa
plaid adj/n • plaid
plaid n • plaid A]
plaid n • plaid
plain (clear) adj • clar, evidente, plan
plain (clear) adj • evidente, plan, clar
plain (clear) adj • plan, clar, evidente
plain (clear, easy to understand) adj • plan
plain n • plana
plain (not beautiful) adj • pauco attractive
plain (of style) adj • simple
plain-clothes (in) adj/adv • vestimentos civil
plainess (clarity) n • evidentia, claritate
plainess (clarity) n • claritate, evidentia
plainess (of style) n • simplicitate
plainess (unattractiveness) n • manco de beltate
plaint, lamentation, lament n • plancto
plaintiff, demandant n • demandator
plaintiff n • demandator
plaintive adj • lamentose
plain-to-see adj • apparente
plait, braid v • tressar
plait n • tressa
plait, tress, braid n • tressa
plait v • tressar
plaiter, braider n • tressator
plaiting, braiding (act of) n • tressage (-aje)
plaiting, braiding (act of) n • tressage
plan (1. of a house, garden, town; 2. scheme) n • plano
plan (1. to represent by map, diagram; 2. to think out plans for) v • planar
plan (design, etc) n • plano, designo
plan (design, etc) n • designo, plano
plan (scheme) n • projecto, plano
plan (scheme) n • plano, projecto
plan v • projectar, planar
plan v • planar, projectar
planarian, platyhelminth, flatworm [Zool] n • plathelminthe
plane adj • plan
plane (aircraft) n • avion
plane, flat, level adj • plan
plane (flat or level surface) n • plano
plane, flatten, smooth v • applanar
plane, smooth v • planar
plane (tool for smoothing, planishing) n • plana
plane (tool) n • plana
plane (tree) Bot] n • platano (plà-)
plane (tree) Bot] n • platano
plane (tree) n • platano
plane v • planar
planer (one who or that which planes or smoothes) n • planator
planet n • planeta
planetarium n • planetario
planetary adj • planetari
planetoid n • planetoide
planimeter n • planimetro
planimeter n • planimetro (-ì-)
planimetry n • planimetria
planimetry n • planimetria (-ìa)
planing, flattening, smoothing (act of) n • applanamento
planish v • planar
planisher (of metals) n • planator
planisphere n • planispherio
planispheric, planispherical, planispheral adj • planispheric
plank, board n • planca
plank n • planca
plankton [Zool] n • plancton
plankton [Zool] n • plancton (plànc-)
planner (city/town -) n • urbanista
planner (city/town planner) n • urbanista
planner n • Gen]
planner n • projectator
planner n • autor
planner n • Pol]
planner (pol) n • planificator
planning (city/town -) n • urbanismo
planning n • organisation
planning (pol) n • planification
plant adj • vegetal
plant [Indust] • machineria, installation
plant [Indust] • installation, machineria
plant n • planta
plant v • plantar
plant (vegetable organism) n • planta
plant vines v • vitar
plantaginaceous [Bot] adj • plantaginacee
plantain [Bot] n • plantagine
plantar, sole plantar [Anat] adj • plantar
plantation n • plantation
plantation of red or British oaks n • roboreto
planter (1. one who plants; 2. owner of aplantation) n • plantator
plantigrade n • plantigrado (-ì-)
plantigrade n • plantigrado
plantigrade [Zool] adj • plantigrade (-ì-)
plantigrade [Zool] adj • plantigrade
planting (art of) n • plantation
plaque (disk of metal) n • placa
plaque n • placa
plaquette (small decorated plaque) n • plachetta
plasm, plasma (1. Mineral]; 2. Physiol]) n • plasma
plasm, plasma (1. Mineral]; 2. Physiol]) n • plasma -ma/-mat-]
plasma n • plasma
plast- (moulded, formed) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • plast-
plaster (apply a medicinal plaster to) v • emplastrar
plaster, cover with plaster v • ingypsar
plaster (for building) n • gypso
plaster [Med] • emplastro
plaster (of Paris) n • gypso
plaster v • ingypsar
plaster-board n • carton de gypso
plasterer n • gypsero
plasterer (worker, dealer, in plaster of Paris) n • gypsero
plastering n • revestimento de gypso
plaster-of-paris n • gypso
plastic adj • plastic
plastic n • plastico
plastic, plastics (as in plastic or plastics is a widely used material) n • plastico
plastic art n • plastica
plasticine (trade name) n • pasta de modellar, plasticina
plasticine (trade name) n • plasticina, pasta de modellar
plasticity n • plasticitate
plastic-surgery n • chirurgia plastic, chirurgia esthetic
plastic-surgery n • chirurgia esthetic, chirurgia plastic
plastron (1. protection for the breast of a fencer;2. starched shirt front) n • plastron
plastron (1. protection for the breast of a fencer;2. starched shirt front) n • plastron F]
platanaceous [Bot] adj • platanacee
plate, board, table, slab n • tabula (tà-)
plate, board, table, slab n • tabula
plate, dish, platter n • platto
plate (for food) n • platto
plate, overlay (with plates of metal) v • placar
plate (photog) n • platta
plate (sheet of metal) n • platta
plate (slab) n • tabula
plate (thin) n • lamina, lamella
plate (thin) n • lamella, lamina
plate v • placar
plateau [Gen] • plateau
plateau (high) n • altiplano
plateau n • plateau
plateau n • plateau F]
plateful n • platto
plate-glass n • vitro plan polite
platen (of printing machine) n • platina
platen (of typewriter) n • rolo
platform (1. as in gun platform, streetcar platform; 2. Pol]) n • platteforma
platform (at meeting) n • tribuna
platform, estrade, dais n • estrade F]
platform, estrade, dais n • estrade
platform (for band) n • estrade
platform [Gen] • platteforma
platform n • Pol]
platform, tribune, rostrum n • tribuna
platform scale, weighbridge n • bascula
platform-ticket n • billet de ingresso
plating n • placage, revestimento metallic
plating n • revestimento metallic, placage
platiniferous adj • platinifere
platinization n • platinatura
platinize v • platinar
platinoid adj • platinoide
platinoid n • platinoide
platinotype [Photog] n • platinotypia (-ìa)
platinotype [Photog] n • platinotypia
platinum n • platino
platitude n • platitude F]
platitude n • loco commun, platitude
platitude n • platitude
platitude n • platitude, loco commun
Plato [Gr. Philos] n • Platon
platonic adj • platonic
Platonic adj • platonic
Platonism n • platonismo
Platonist, Platonic n • platonico
Platonize v • platonisar
platoon n • peloton
platter, plate, dish n • platto
platurous, flat-tailed [Zool] adj • platyure
platy-, plat- (flat) occurring in compounds] adj • platy-
platycephalic, platycephalous, flatheaded [Med/Anthropol] adj • platycephale
platycephaly, flat-headedness [Med/Anthropol] n • platycephalia
platycephaly, flat-headedness [Med/Anthropol] n • platycephalia (-ìa)
platyhelminth, flatworm, planarian [Zool] n • plathelminthe
platypodia, flatfoot [Med] n • platypodia (-ìa)
platypodia, flatfoot [Med] n • platypodia
platypodous [Zool] adj • platypode
platypodous [Zool] adj • platypode (-ìpode)
platypus, Ornithorhyncus, duckbill [Zool] n • ornithorhynco
platyrrhine [Zool/Anthropol] adj • platyrrhin
plausibility, plausibleness n • plausibilitate
plausible adj • plausibile
plausible (reasonable, acceptable) adj • plausibile
plausibleness, plausibility n • plausibilitate
play (1. to take part in a game; 2. to gamble; 3. Theat] (act) v • jocar
play (an instrument) v • sonar
play, game (as in the play of children, the game of chess) n • joco
play, make music v • musicar
play [Mech] n • joco
play [Mus] • sonar
play n • gen/mech
play, show n • ludo
play, show [Theat] n • spectaculo
play [Theat] • spectaculo, drama
play [Theat] • drama, spectaculo
play v • jocar
play a carillon v • carillonar
play on chimes, play on a carillon, produce by chiming v • carillonar
play or act the buffoon v • buffonar
player (of an instrument) n • sonator
player (of game) n • jocator
player (of instruments) n • sonator
player (participant in a game) n • jocator
playful adj • jocose
playful, jocose adj • jocose
playfulness n • jocositate
playground n • corte de recreation
playhouse n • theatro
playing, gaming, gambling n • joco
playing card n • carta de joco
playing field n • campo de joco
playing on chimes or a carillon (action of) n • carillonamento
playmate n • camerada
playpen n • parco
plaything n • joculo
plaything, toy n • joculo
playtime n • pausa, hora de recreation
playtime n • hora de recreation, pausa
playwright, dramatist n • dramaturgo
playwright n • dramaturgo
plea (defence) n • defensa
plea (entreaty) n • supplica
plea (excuse) n • pretexto
plea (legal) n • declaration
plead (a cause) v • defender, plaitar
plead (a cause) v • plaitar, defender
plead (entreat) v • supplicar
plead (excuse) v • allegar, pretextar
plead (excuse) v • pretextar, allegar
plead (guilty or not guilty) v • declarar se culpabile o innocente
pleading n • supplication
pleasant adj • gentil, placente, dulce
pleasant adj • placente (ppr of placer)
pleasant adj • dulce, gentil, placente
pleasant adj • placente
pleasant adj • placente, dulce, gentil
pleasant, nice adj • gentil
pleasantness, agreeableness n • agradamento
pleasantness (agreeableness) n • amenitate, agradamento
pleasantness (agreeableness) n • agradamento, amenitate
pleasantness, niceness n • gentilessa
pleasantness (of manner) n • gentilessa
please, humor v • complacer
please interj • per favor
please v • placer
pleased (glad) adj • contente
pleased (happy) adj • allegre, felice
pleased (happy) adj • felice, allegre
pleased, satisfied adj • complacente
pleasing adj • agradabile
pleasing, agreeable adj • agradabile
pleasing, suave, sweet adj • suave
pleasurable adj • agradabile, que da placer
pleasurable adj • que da placer, agradabile
pleasure, delight, joy n • delicia
pleasure, delight n • voluptate
pleasure n • placer
pleasure n • agradamento
pleasure, satisfaction n • complacentia
pleasure v • placer
pleasure, will n • grado
pleat, fold n • plica
pleat, fold v • plicar
pleat n • plica
pleat v • plicar
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. common, vulgar) adj • plebeie (-bé-)
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. common, vulgar) adj • plebeie
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. member of the populace) n • plebeio
plebeian (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. member of the populace) n • plebeio (-bé-)
plebeianism (1. plebeian character; 2. plebeian style or expression) n • plebeismo
plebeianism (1. plebeian character; 2. plebeian style or expression) n • plebeismo (-ìzmo)
plebeianism (plebeian character) n • plebeitate
plebeianize, render plebeian v • plebeisar
plebiscitary adj • plebiscitari
plebiscite n • plebiscito
plebs (1. Rom. Hist]; 2. common people, populace) n • plebe
plectrum n • plectro
plectrum, pick n • plectro
pledge (of faith) n • fidantia
pledge, pawn, security n • pignore
pledge (pawnbroking) n • pignore
pledge v • sponder spond-/spons-]
pledge v • sponder
pledge of faith n • fidantia
pleg-, plego- (1. blow, stroke; 2. Med]) occurring in compounds] n • pleg-
Pleiad (1. one of the Pleiades; 2. Lit]) n • pleiade
Pleiad (1. one of the Pleiades; 2. Lit]) n • pleiade (-ì-)
Pleistocene [Geol] adj • pleistocen
Pleistocene [Geol] n • pleistoceno
plenary adj • plenari
plenilunar, plenilunary, of the full moon adj • plenilunar
plenilunary, of the full moon, plenilunar adj • plenilunar
plenilune, full moon n • plenilunio
plenipotence, full power n • plenipotentia
plenipotentiary adj • plenipotentiari
plenipotentiary n • plenipotentiario
plenipotentiary (plenipotentiary envoy or ambassador) n • plenipotentiario
plenitude (1. fullness; 2. abundance) n • plenitude
plentiful adj • abundante, copiose
plentiful adj • copiose, abundante
plenty (- large enough) adv • plus que bastante grande
plenty, abundance, copiousness n • copia
plenty n • abundantia, copia
plenty n • copia, abundantia
plenty-of adj • multe, un abundantia de
plenty-of adj • un abundantia de, multe
pleonas- (be superfluous) occurring in derivatives] v • pleonas-
pleonasm n • pleonasmo
pleonaste, ceylonite [Mineral] n • pleonasto
pleonastic adj • pleonastic
plesio-, plesi- (near, close) occurring in compounds] adj • plesi-
plesiosaurus, plesiosaur [Paleontol] n • plesiosauro
plethora n • plethora
pleura [Anat] n • pleura
pleural adj • pleural
pleurisy [Med] n • pleuritis
pleurisy [Med] n • pleuritis (-ìtis)
pleurisy n • pleuritis
pleuritic adj • pleuritic
pleuropneumonia [Med] n • pleuropneumonia (-ìa)
pleuropneumonia [Med] n • pleuropneumonia
plexiglas (polymethyl methacrylate) n • plexiglas
plexus n • plexo
pli-, plio- (more) occurring in compounds] adj • pli-
pliabile adj • plicante
pliable, pliant adj • plicante
pliable, pliant adj • plicante (ppr of plicar)
pliant adj • flexibile
pliant, pliable adj • plicante
pliant, pliable adj • plicante (ppr of plicar)
plica, Polish plait [Pathol] n • plica
plication, plicature n • plicatura
plicature, plication n • plicatura
pliers n • tenalias
plight n • stato difficile, condition triste
plight n • condition triste, stato difficile
plimsoll n • scarpa de gymnastica
plimsoll-line n • linea de carga
plimsoll-mark n • marca de carga
plinth n • plintho, socculo
plinth n • socculo, plintho
Pliocene [Geol] adj • pliocen
Pliocene [Geol] n • plioceno
plod v • avantiar laboriosemente
plodder n • travaliator perseverante ma pauco brillante
plonk interj • planc!
plot, conspiracy n • conspiration
plot (conspiracy) n • conspiration, complot
plot (conspiracy) n • complot, conspiration
plot (conspire) v • conspirar
plot (course, graph) v • traciar
plot, intrigue v • cabalar
plot, intrigue v • ordir
plot (of land) n • terreno
plot (of play, novel) n • fabula, intriga
plot (of play, novel) n • intriga, fabula
plot, story (of a a play) n • fabula (fà-)
plot, story (of a a play) n • fabula
plot against v • insidiar
plot together, conspire v • conjurar
plot-against v • insidiar
plotter, conspirator n • conspirator
plotter (conspirator) n • conspirator
plotter (draughtsman) n • traciator
plotter, intriguer n • orditor
plotter, machinator n • machinator
plotter n • insidiator
plot-together v • conjurar
plough n • aratro
plough, plow n • aratro
plough, plow v • arar
plough v • arar
ploughing n • aratura
plover [Ornith] n • pluviero
plow, furrow v • sulcar
plow n • aratro
plow, plough n • aratro
plow, plough v • arar
plow v • arar
plow colter n • cultro
plow for the third time [Agr] v • tertiar
plowed field n • aratura
plower, plowman n • arator
plowing (act of) n • aratura
plowman, plower n • arator
ploy n • artificio, tactica
ploy n • tactica, artificio
pluck (flowers) v • colliger
pluck n • corage
pluck (poultry) v • plumar
pluck (poultry) v • plumar, displumar
pluck (poultry) v • displumar, plumar
pluck (poultry) v • displumar
pluck (strings) v • pizzicar
pluck-up courage v • armar se de corage
plucky adj • coragiose
plug [Elect] • clave de contacto
plug, stop up v • tappar
plug, stopper n • tappo
plug (stopper) n • tappo
plug v • tappar
plughole (tubo de) n • exito
plug-in v • connecter, inserer
plug-in v • inserer, connecter
plug-in v • inserer (le clave), connecter (le apparato)
plug-in v • connecter (le apparato), inserer (le clave)
plum n • pruna
plum (tree) n • pruno
plum orchard n • pruneto
plum pudding n • plumpudding A]
plum pudding n • plumpudding
plum tree n • pruno, pruniero
plum tree n • pruniero, pruno
plumage n • plumage (-aje)
plumage n • plumage
plumb (1. to weight with lead; 2. to test by a plumb line) v • plumbar
plumb adj • a plumbo
plumb n • plumbo
plumb line, perpendicular n • perpendiculo
plumbeous, lead adj • plumbee
plumber n • plumbero
plumber's shop n • plumberia (-ìa)
plumber's shop n • plumberia
plumbic adj • plumbic
plumbiferous adj • plumbifere
plumbing n • plumberia
plumbing n • plumberia (-ìa)
plumb-line n • perpendiculo
plume (adorn with plumes) v • implumar
plume n • pluma
plummet, lead [Naut] n • sonda
plumose, feathered, feathery adj • plumose
plump adj • corpulente
plump-for v • seliger
plumule (1. Bot]; 2. little feather) n • plumula
plunder (booty) n • butin, spolia
plunder (booty) n • spolia, butin
plunder, pillage, depredate v • depredar
plunder, pillage v • piliar
plunder, rapine n • rapina
plunder, ravage n • rapimento
plunder, rob, depredate v • predar
plunder (the act) n • rapina, saccheo, piliage
plunder (the act) n • saccheo, piliage, rapina
plunder (the act) n • piliage, rapina, saccheo
plunder v • rapinar
plunder v • piliar, sacchear, rapinar, depredar
plunder v • rapinar, depredar, piliar, sacchear
plunder v • depredar, piliar, sacchear, rapinar
plunder v • sacchear, rapinar, depredar, piliar
plunderer, depredator n • depredator
plunderer, pillager n • piliator
plunderer, pillager n • predator
plunge n • immersion
plunge, sink v • merger
plunge v • merger, immerger
plunge v • immerger, merger
plunge v • immerger (se), merger (se)
plunge v • merger (se), immerger (se)
plunge (into), sink (in) v • merger merg-/mers-]
plunger n • piston
plunk interj • planc
pluperfect adj • plusquamperfecto
pluperfect n • plusquamperfecto
plural (1. more than one) adj • plural
plural adj/n • plural
pluralism [Philos] n • pluralismo
pluralist [Philos] n • pluralista
plurality (1. state of being plural; 2. majority; 3. Elections]) n • pluralitate
pluralize v • pluralisar
plurilocular [Bot/Zool] adj • plurilocular
plurinominal adj • plurinominal
plus adj • positive
plus n • quantitate positive
plus prep • plus
plush n • pluche F]
plush n • pluche
pluto- (wealth) occurring in compounds] n • pluto-
plutocracy n • plutocratia (-ìa)
plutocracy n • plutocratia
plutocrat n • plutocrate (-ò-)
plutocrat n • plutocrate
plutocratic adj • plutocratic
plutological adj • plutologic
plutologist n • plutologo
plutologist n • plutologo (-òlogo)
plutology n • plutologia (-ìa)
plutology n • plutologia
Plutonian adj • plutonie
plutonian, plutonist [Geol] n • plutonista
plutonic [Geol] adj • plutonic
plutonism [Geol] n • plutonismo
plutonist, plutonian [Geol] n • plutonista
plutonium [Chem] n • plutonium (-tò-)
plutonium [Chem] n • plutonium
plutonomic n • plutonomic
plutonomy n • plutonomia
plutonomy n • plutonomia (-ìa)
pluvial, rainy adj • pluvial
pluviometer n • pluviometro
pluviometer n • pluviometro (-òmetro)
pluvious, rainy adj • pluviose
ply (a trade) v • exercer
ply (bus, taxi) vi • offerer un servicio, ir e venir
ply (bus, taxi) vi • ir e venir, offerer un servicio
ply (handle) vt • manear
plywood n • ligno contraplicate
pneumatic (1. as in pneumatic tire; 2. spiritual) adj • pneumatic
pneumatic adj • pneumatic
pneumatic-drill n • forator pneumatic
pneumatics n • pneumatica
pneumatological adj • pneumatologic
pneumatology (doctrine of spirits or spiritual beings) n • pneumatologia (-ìa)
pneumatology (doctrine of spirits or spiritual beings) n • pneumatologia
pneumatometer n • pneumatometro (-òmetro)
pneumatometer n • pneumatometro
pneumonia n • pneumonia
pneumonia n • pneumonia (-ìa)
pneumonia [Pathol] n • pulmonia (-ìa)
pneumonia [Pathol] n • pulmonia
pneumonic adj • pneumonic
pneumono- (lung) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • pneumono-
pneumonotherapy n • pneumonotherapia (-ìa)
pneumonotherapy n • pneumonotherapia
pneumorrhagia n • pneumorrhagia
pneumorrhagia n • pneumorrhagia (-ìa)
pneumothorax n • pneumothorace
poach (eggs) v • cocer in aqua sin scalia
poach (game) v • chassar o piscar illegalmente
poached-egg n • ovo cocite in aqua sin scalia ovo bullite sin scalia
poacher n • chassator o piscator fraudulente
poaching n • chassa o pisca fraudulente
pocket n • tasca
pocket, put in a pocket v • intascar
pocket v • intascar
pocket-book (book) n • libro de tasca
pocketbook, wallet n • portafolio
pocket-book (wallet) n • portafolio
pocketful n • tascata
pocket-knife n • cultello de tasca
pocket-money n • moneta de tasca
pock-marked adj • marcate de variolas
pod [Bot] n • siliqua (sì-)
pod [Bot] n • siliqua
pod- (foot) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • pod-
pod n • siliqua
podagra [Pathol] n • podagra
pod-bearing adj • siliquifere
podex, buttocks n • podice
podex, buttocks n • podice (pò-)
podical adj • podical
podium n • podio
podium [Rom. Hist] n • podio
podometer, pedometer n • podometro (-òmetro)
podometer, pedometer n • podometro
poem n • poema
poet n • poeta
poetaster n • poetastro
poetaster, versifier n • poetastro
poetess n • poetessa
poetic adj • poetic
poetical adj • poetic
poetically adv • poeticamente
poetics n • poetica
poetize (as in to poetize the lives of the poor) v • poetisar
poetry n • poesia (-ìa)
poetry n • poesia
pogrom n • pogrom
pogrom n • pogrom R]
poignancy n • intensitate, pungentia
poignancy n • pungentia, intensitate
poignancy n • pungentia
poignant adj • pungente ppr of punger
poignant adj • emotionante, intense, pungente
poignant adj • intense, pungente, emotionante
poignant adj • pungente, emotionante, intense
poilu n • poilu F]
poilu n • poilu
point (1. dot; 2. Gram] (period; 3. definite item or unit, as salient point, important point, another point, etc) n • puncto
point (1. sharp end of a weapon, pin, pen, etc; 2. Geog] (tapering promontory or cape; 3. salient feature of a story, epigram, joke, etc) n • puncta
point (1. to furnish with a point; 2. to direct, level) v • punctar
point (a gun) vt • punctar
point (be on the - of) v • esser super le puncto de
point (item) n • puncto
point (out) v • signalar
point (sharp end) n • puncta
point, sharpen v • appunctar
point (telescope, etc) v • orientar
point (the -) conj • a proposito
point vi • esser orientate
point out, call attention to v • relevar
point-at v • monstrar, indicar
point-at v • indicar, monstrar
point-blank adj • categoric, directe
point-blank adj • directe, categoric
point-blank adv • directemente
point-duty n • controlo del circulation
pointed, acuminate adj • acuminate (pp of acuminar)
pointed, acuminate adj • acuminate
pointed (having a point or points) adj • punctute
pointed (with a tip) adj • acuminate, punctute
pointed (with a tip) adj • punctute, acuminate
pointed (with a tip) (of remarks) adj • mordace, inequivoc
pointed (with a tip) (of remarks) adj • inequivoc, mordace
pointer [Dogs] n • pointer A]
pointer [Dogs] n • pointer
pointer n • punctator
pointing, aiming (of guns, etc) n • punctage
pointing, aiming (of guns, etc) n • punctage (-aje)
pointless adj • insensate, inutile
pointless adj • inutile, insensate
point-out (by argument) v • relevar
point-out (indicate) v • indicar
points n • Rr]
poise n • porto, aplomb, equilibrio
poise n • equilibrio, porto, aplomb
poise n • aplomb, equilibrio, porto
poised (balanced) adj • ben equilibrate
poised (hovering) adj • placiate instabilemente, suspense
poised (hovering) adj • suspense, placiate instabilemente
poised (ready) adj • parate
poison n • veneno
poison n • veneno, toxico
poison n • toxico
poison n • toxico, veneno
poison v • intoxicar
poison v • invenenar, intoxicar
poison v • intoxicar, invenenar
poison v • invenenar
poison-bearing adj • venenifere
poisoning (act of) n • invenenamento
poisoning (act of) n • veneficio
poisoning n • invenenamento, intoxication
poisoning n • intoxication, invenenamento
poisoning, toxication n • intoxication
poisonous (of a snake) adj • venenose
poisonous, toxic adj • toxic
poisonous (toxic) adj • toxic
poisonous, venomous adj • venenose
poisonous, virose adj • virose
poison-producing, venenific adj • venenific
poke (a fire) v • attisar
poke (push) n • pulsata
poke (push) v • pulsar
poke (with a poker) n • colpo de attisator
poke-fun-at v • rider se de
poker (cards) n • poker
poker [Cards] n • poker A]
poker [Cards] n • poker
poker (for fire) n • attisator
pokeweed n • phytolacca
poky adj • parve, stricte
poky adj • stricte, parve
Poland [Geog] n • Polonia
Poland n • Polonia
polar adj • polar
polar-bear n • urso blanc/polar
polarimeter n • polarimetro (-rì-)
polarimeter n • polarimetro
polariscope n • polariscopio
polarity n • polaritate
polarization n • polarisation
polarize v • polarisar
polarizer n • polarisator
pole (as in North Pole, magnetic pole) n • polo
pole [Elect] n • palo
pole [Geog] n • polo
pole, long staff n • pertica
pole, long staff n • pertica (pér-)
Pole n • polaco
pole (of a vehicle) n • timon
pole (polish national) n • polaco, polonese
pole (polish national) n • polonese, polaco
pole (post) n • pertica, palo
pole (post) n • palo, pertica
polem- (war) occurring in derivatives] n • polem-
polemic (controversial argument) n • polemica
polemic n • polemica
polemic, polemical adj • polemic
polemical adj • polemic
polemicist, controversialist n • polemista
polemics n • polemica
pole-star n • stella polar
pole-vault n • salto con pertica
police (1. the whole system of internal regulation of a state or community; 2. police force) n • policia (-ìa)
police (1. the whole system of internal regulation of a state or community; 2. police force) n • policia
police adj • policiari
police (as in police regulations) adj • policiari
police (maintain law and order in) v • policiar
police n • policia
police v • policiar
police-force n • policia
police-man n • policiero, agente de policia
police-man n • agente de policia, policiero
policeman n • policiero
police-station n • commissariato de policia
police-woman n • agente de policia, policiera
police-woman n • policiera, agente de policia
policy (as in insurance policy) n • polissa
policy (course) n • linea de conducta
policy (insurance) n • polissa
policy n • Pol]
policy (planned course of action) n • politica
poliomyelitis n • poliomyelitis
-polis (city) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • -polis
polish (1. act of polishing; 2. smoothness, luster) n • polimento
polish (1. to make smooth and shiny; 2. to refine) v • polir
Polish adj • polac
polish adj • polonese, polac
polish adj • polac, polonese
polish, furbish, clean (up) v • furbir
polish, give luster to v • lustrar
Polish (language) adj • polonese
polish (language) n • polonese
polish (metal) v • furbir
polish (polishing) n • polimento
polish (shoes) v • lustrar
polish, smooth (make even) v • lisiar
polish (smooth) v • lisiar
polish v • Gen]
polish (wax) n • cera
Polish plait, plica [Pathol] n • plica
Polish polonese adj • polonese
polisher (1. one who polishes; 2. polishing tool) n • politor
polisher, smoother (one who smoothes) n • lisator
polishing (act of) n • politura
polishing (shining) n • polimento
polishing, smoothing (action of) n • lisiamento
polishing (smoothing) n • lisiamento
polish-off v • terminar, devorar, liquidar
polish-off v • devorar, liquidar, terminar
polish-off v • liquidar, terminar, devorar
polish-up (improve) v • perfectionar
polish-up (shine) v • polir
Politburo n • Politburo
Politburo n • Politburo R]
polite adj • polite
politeness n • politessa
politic adj • politic
political adj • politic
politically adv • politicamente
politician n • politico
politics n • politica
polka (- dot, -tted) adj • de punctas
polka (dance) n • polka
polka n • polka Polish]
polka n • polka
polka v • polkar
poll, ballot n • scrutinio
poll (gallup) n • sondage
poll n • gen/pol
poll (votes) v • reciper, obtener
poll (votes) v • obtener, reciper
pollen [Bot] n • polline
pollen n • polline
pollinate, pollinize [Bot] v • pollinisar
pollinate v • pollinisar
polling n • votation
polling-booth n • cabina de votation
polling-station n • centro de votation
pollinic [Bot] adj • pollinic
polliniferous adj • pollinifere
pollinization [Bot] n • pollinisation
pollinize, pollinate [Bot] v • pollinisar
pollinosis, hay fever [Med] n • pollinosis
pollinosis, hay fever [Med] n • pollinosis (-òsis)
pollute (1. to soil, make filthy; 2. to make unclean morally, ceremonially) v • polluer -lu-/-lut-]
pollute (1. to soil, make filthy; 2. to make unclean morally, ceremonially) v • polluer
pollute v • polluer
pollution n • pollution
Pollux (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Pollux
Pollux (1. Gr. Mythol]; 2. Astron]) n • Pollux (pòl-)
polo (sport) n • polo
polo [Sports] n • polo Balti]
polo [Sports] n • polo
polonaise (1. Clothing]; 2. Dancing]; 3. Mus]) n • polonaise F]
polonaise (1. Clothing]; 2. Dancing]; 3. Mus]) n • polonaise
polonium [Chem] n • polonium (-lò-)
polonium [Chem] n • polonium
poltergeist n • poltergeist G]
poltergeist n • poltergeist
poltroon n • poltron
poltroonery n • poltroneria
poltroonery n • poltroneria (-ìa)
poly- (many, much, several) occurring in compounds] adj • poly-
polyandrous adj • polyandre
polyandry (1. Anthropol]; 2. Bot]) n • polyandria
polyandry (1. Anthropol]; 2. Bot]) n • polyandria (-ìa)
polyatomic [Chem] adj • polyatomic
polychaetous [Zool] adj • polychete
polychromatic adj • polychromatic
polychrome adj • polychrome
polygamic adj • polygamic
polygamist n • polygamo (-lì-)
polygamist n • polygamo
polygamous adj • polygame (-lì-)
polygamous adj • polygame
polygamy n • polygamia
polygamy n • polygamia (-ìa)
polyglot adj • polyglotte
polyglot n • polyglotto
polygon n • polygono
polygonal adj • polygon
polygonal adj • polygonal
polyhedral [Math] adj • polyhedre
polyhedron [Math] n • polyhedro
polymer [Chem] n • polymero
polymer [Chem] n • polymero (-ìmero)
polymer n • polymero
polymeric, polymerous [Chem] adj • polymere
polymerism, polymerization [Chem] n • polymeria
polymerism, polymerization [Chem] n • polymerisation
polymerism, polymerization [Chem] n • polymeria (-ìa)
polymerization, polymerism [Chem] n • polymerisation
polymerization, polymerism [Chem] n • polymeria
polymerization, polymerism [Chem] n • polymeria (-ìa)
polymerize [Chem] v • polymerisar
polymerous, polymeric [Chem] adj • polymere
Polynesia [Geog] n • Polynesia
Polynesia n • Polynesia
polynesian adj • polynesian
Polynesian adj • polynesian
Polynesian n • polynesiano
polynesian n • polynesiano
polynomial adj • math
polynomial [Alg] adj • polynomie
polynomial [Alg] n • polynomio
polynomial, multinominal [Math] adj • multinomie
polynomial n • polynomio
polynominal, multinominal [Math] n • multinomio
polyp [Med] n • polypo
polyp, polypus (1. Zool]; 2. Med]) n • polypo
polyp, polypus (1. Zool]; 2. Med]) n • polypo (pò-)
polypary n • polypero
polypeptide n • polypeptido
polypetalous adj • polypetalose
polyphase [Elect] adj • polyphasic
polyphonic adj • polyphonic, polyphone
polyphonic adj • polyphone, polyphonic
polyphonic adj • polyphone
polyphonic adj • polyphonic
polyphony n • polyphonia (-ìa)
polyphony n • polyphonia
polypus [Med] n • polypo
polysaccharide [Chem] n • polysaccharido
polysemy n • polysemia
polysterine n • polysterino
polysyllabic adj • polysyllabe
polysyllabic adj • polysyllabe (-sì-)
polysyllable n • polysyllabo
polysyllable n • polysyllabo (-sì-)
polysynthesis n • polysynthese (-ìntese)
polysynthesis n • polysynthese
polysynthetic adj • polysynthetic
polytechnic adj • polytechnic
polytechnic n • polytechnico
polytechnic (school) n • polytechnico
polytheism n • polytheismo
polytheism n • polytheismo (-teìzmo)
polytheist n • polytheista
polytheist n • polytheista (-teìsta)
polytheistic adj • polytheistic
polythene n • polythene
polyvalence n • polyvalentia
polyvalent adj • polyvalente
polyvinyl [Chem] n • polyvinylo
pomace n • pulpa de pomo
pomaceous (bearing pomes or pomelike fruits) adj • pomacee
pomaceous [Bot] adj • pomaceose, pomacee
pomaceous [Bot] adj • pomacee, pomaceose
pomade (-) v • pomadar
pomade n • pomada
pomade v • pomadar
pomander n • cossinetto perfumatte
pomatum n • pomada
pome n • pomo
pomegranate [Bot] n • granata
pomegranate (fruit of the pomegranate) n • granata
pomelo (grapefruit) n • pompelmus, pompelmo
pomelo (grapefruit) n • pompelmo, pompelmus
Pomerania [Geog] n • Pomerania
Pomerania n • Pomerania
pomeranian adj • pomeranian
Pomeranian adj • pomeran
Pomeranian (inhabitant of Pomerania) n • pomerano
pomeranian n • pomerano
pomfret (fish) n • pomfret
pomiculture n • pomicultura
pomiculture n • pomi-cultura
pomiculturist n • pomicultor
pomiculturist n • pomi-cultor
pomiferous adj • pomifere
pomiform adj • pomiforme
pommel (as in pommel of a sword) n • pomo
pommel (beat on) v • batter
pommel (knob of a saddle) n • pommello
pommel (knob of sword handle) n • pommo
pommy (Australian insult) n • anglese
pommy (hair style) n • pompadour
pomological adj • pomologic
pomologist n • pomologista
pomology n • pomologia
pomology n • pomologia (-ìa)
Pomona [Rom Relig] n • Pomona
pomp, display n • apparato
pomp, display, ostentation n • fasto
pomp, splendor n • pompa
pompano (fish) n • pampano
Pompei [Geog] n • Pompeia
Pompeii [Geog] n • Pompeii
pom-pom (mil) n • pompom
pompon n • pompon
pompon n • pompon F]
pomposity n • pompositate
pompous (of style) adj • ampullose, emphatic
pompous (of style) adj • emphatic, ampullose
pompous (stately) adj • pompose
poncho n • poncho H]
poncho n • poncho
pond n • stagno
pond, pool, standing water n • stagno
pond lily [Bot] n • lilio de laco
pond scum n • scuma verde
pond scum n • scuma de alga
pond weed n • planta de stagno
ponder, think of v • meditar
ponder v • ponderar, meditar
ponder v • meditar, ponderar
ponder (weigh in one's mind) v • ponderar
ponderability n • ponderabilitate
ponderable adj • ponderabile
ponderal, pertaining to weight adj • ponderal
pondering (act of) n • ponderation
ponderosity, weightiness, heaviness n • ponderositate
ponderous adj • ponderose
ponderous, weighty, heavy adj • ponderose
pone (U.S) n • pane de mais
pong v • odorar fetidemente
pongee n • pon-chi
pongee n • drappo de seta chinese
poniard, dagger n • pugnal
poniard (dagger) n • pugniallo
pons (piece of connecting tissue) n • ponte
pontes (plural of pons) n • pontes
pontifex n • pontifice
pontiff n • pontifice (-ìfice)
pontiff n • pontifice
pontifical adj • pontifical
pontifical pontifical adj • pontifical
pontificate (1. to officiate as a pontiff; 2. to act, speak, with pomposity) v • pontificar
pontificate n • pontificato
pontificate v • pontificar
Pontius Pilate n • Pontio Pilato
pontonier n • pontonero
pontonier, pontoneer n • pontonero
pontoon n • ponton
pony (as in Shetland pony) n • pony A]
pony (as in Shetland pony) n • pony
pony (horse) n • pony
pony-tail n • capillo in cauda
poodle n • can de aqua
poodle n • pudel
pooh-bear n • urso de pu
pooh-pooh v • negar le importantia de, rider se de
pooh-pooh v • rider se de, negar le importantia de
pool (for swimming) n • piscina
pool n • Commer]
pool (pond) n • stagno
pool, standing water, pond n • stagno
pool v • mitter in commun
poop (old -) n • persona irritabile
poop [Slang] n • excremento, caca, flatulentia
poop [Slang] n • caca, flatulentia, excremento
poop [Slang] n • flatulentia, excremento, caca
poo-poo [Slang] n • excremento, caca, pupu
poo-poo [Slang] n • pupu, excremento, caca
poo-poo [Slang] n • caca, pupu, excremento
poor (1. indigent, needy; 2. unfortunate) adj • povre
poor (indigent, needy) adj • paupere
poor (needy unfortunate) adj • paupere, povre
poor (needy unfortunate) adj • povre, paupere
poor creature n • povretto
poor speller, cacographer n • cacographo
poor speller, cacographer n • cacographo (-cò-)
poorly adj • indisposite
poorly adv • mal
pop (drink) n • bibita gasose
pop (father) n • papa
pop n • detonation legier
pop vt • poner rapidemente vl saltar
popcorn n • mais rostite
Pope (as in Pope Joan) n • papessa
Pope n • papa
pope, papa, papas [Orthodox Ch] n • pope
pope (Roman Catholic) n • papa
pop-in v • visitar brevemente
poplar n • poplo
pop-music n • musica pop
pop-out v • sortir un momento
poppy n • papavere
populace n • populaceo
popular (1. people's; 2. favored by the people) adj • popular
popular adj • popular
popularity n • popularitate
popularization n • popularisation
popularize v • popularisar
populate v • popular
population n • population
populator n • populalor
populous adj • populose
porcelain, china n • porcellana
porcelain n • porcellana
porcelain (of or made of porcelain) adj • porcellanari
porcelain maker or dealer n • porcellanero
porcelain shell, cowrie n • porcellana
porcelanite [Mineral] n • porcellanite
porch n • portico
porcine (1. of swine; 2. swinish) adj • porcin
porcupine n • porcospino
pore (as in the pores of the sweat glands) n • poro
pore n • poro
pore-over v • esser absorbite in, studiar profundemente
pore-over v • studiar profundemente, esser absorbite in
poriferous [Zool] adj • porifere
pork n • porco
pork shop n • porcheria (-ìa)
pork shop n • porcheria
pork-butcher's n • porcheria
porno abbrev/adj • pornographic
porno- (harlot) occurring in compounds] n • porn-
pornocracy n • pornocratia
pornocracy n • pornocratia (-ìa)
pornographer n • pornographo (-ògrapho)
pornographer n • pornographo
pornographic adj • pornographic
pornography n • pornographia (-ìa)
pornography n • pornographia
porosity (state of being porous) n • porositate
porous adj • porose
porphyritic adj • porphyric
porphyroid [Petrography] n • porphyroide
porphyry n • porphyro (pòr-)
porphyry n • porphyro
porpoise n • porco marin
porraceous adj • porracee
porridge n • pappa de avena
port (- the sword) vt • portar le spada
port, harbor n • porto
port (harbour) n • porto
port (left side of a ship) Naut] n • babordo
port (not starboard) n • babordo
port (wine) n • vino de porto
portable adj • portabile
portal n • portal
portend v • portender
portend v • portender -tend-/-tent-]
portent n • portento
portent, prodigy, marvel n • portento
portentous, monstrous, prodigious adj • portentose
porter [Gen] • portero
porter (in uniform) n • switzo
porter n • Rr]
porter [RR] n • portator
portfolio (case for documents, prints, etc) n • portafolio
portfolio n • portafolio
porthole n • oculo
portico n • portico
portiere n • portiera
portion (1. part of a whole; 2. share) n • portion
portion n • portion, parte
portion n • parte, portion
portion, small portion, particle n • parcella
portion v • apportionar
portly adj • corpulente
portrait n • portrait
portrait n • portrait F]
portrait painter, portraitist n • portraitista (-treitìsta)
portrait painter, portraitist n • portraitista
portraitist, portrait painter n • portraitista (-treitìsta)
portraitist, portrait painter n • portraitista
portrait-painter n • portraitista
portray (depict) v • describer, depinger
portray (depict) v • depinger, describer
portray (make likeness of) v • portraitar, effigiar
portray (make likeness of) v • effigiar, portraitar
portray v • effigiar
portray v • portraitar (-tretar)
portray v • portraitar
portrayal n • representation, effigiamento
portrayal n • effigiamento, representation
portrayal, portraying (act of) n • effigiamento
portraying, portrayal (act of) n • effigiamento
Portugal [Geog] n • Portugal
Portugal n • Portugal
Portuguese (1. native of Portugal; 2. Portuguese language) n • portugese
Portuguese adj • portugese
portuguese adj/n • portugese
pose (1. attitude of the body, etc; 2. mental attitude) n • posa
pose (a question) v • formular
pose (arrange) vt • mitter in posa
pose (assume a studied attitude) v • posar
pose n • posa
pose, posture n • postura
pose, posture n • positura
pose, posture v • posturar
pose vi • posar
pose-as v • eriger se in
poser, poseur n • posator
poseur, poser n • posator
posh (of voice) adj • affectate
posh (smart) adj • elegante, chic, de luxo
posh (smart) adj • chic, de luxo, elegante
posh (smart) adj • de luxo, elegante, chic
position (job) n • posto
position (location) n • position
position n • situation, position
position n • position, situation
position v • implaciar
positive (1. as in positive law; 2. real, actual; 3. specif: Alg, Elec, etc] (not negative) adj • positive
positive adj • positive
positive (degree) Gram] n • positivo
positive (photog) n • positivo
positive [Photog] n • positiva
positiveness, postivity n • positivitate
positivism [Philos] n • positivismo
positivist [Philos] n • positivista
positon, positron [Atomic Phys] n • positron
positon, positron [Atomic Phys] n • positon
positron, positon [Atomic Phys] n • positon
positron, positon [Atomic Phys] n • positron
poss his adj • su
poss his pron • sue
poss mine pron • mie
poss my adj • mi
poss our adj • nostre
poss their adj • lor
poss theirs pron • lore
possess (1. to hold, own; 2. as in a demon possesses him) v • posseder -sed-/-sess]
possess (1. to hold, own; 2. as in a demon possesses him) v • posseder
possess v • posseder
possessed adj • possedite
possessed (by the devil) adj • indiabolate
possessed (possessed by a demon) adj • possedite
possessed (possessed by a demon) adj • possedite (pp of posseder)
possession (1. ownership; 2. property) n • possession
possession, holding (of a thing) n • detention
possession n • possession
possession, property n • ben
possessions, belongings n • haber
possessions n • possessiones, haber
possessions n • haber, possessiones
possessive (1. as in possessive rights; 2. Gram]) adj • possessive
possessive adj • possessive
possessive, genitive [Gram] adj • genitive
possessive n • genitivo, caso possessive
possessive n • caso possessive, genitivo
possessor n • possessor
possessory adj • possessori
possibility, contingency n • eventualitate
possibility n • possibilitate
possible adj • possibile
possible adj • eventual, possibile
possible adj • possibile, eventual
possible, contingent adj • eventual
possibly adv • forsan
post (1. place, station; 2. position, employment) n • posto
post (1. relay; 2. mail, postal service) n • posta
post (a bill, placard) v • placardar
post adj • postal
post (assign, mail) v • postar
post (assign to a post) v • postar
post (job) n • posto
post (letters) n • currero, correspondentia
post (letters) n • correspondentia, currero
post, mail v • postar
post (pole) n • palo
post (postal service) n • posta
post, stake n • palo
Post Exchange, canteen [Mil] n • cantina
post office n • posta
postage n • tarifa postal, porto
postage n • porto, tarifa postal
postage-stamp n • timbro postal
postal adj • postal
postal card n • carta postal
postal order n • mandato postal
postal service n • servicio postal
postbox n • cassa postal
postboy (postilion) n • postillion
postcard n • carta postal
postcode n • codice postal
Postcommunion [Eccl] n • postcommunion
postdate, date forward v • postdatar
postdate v • retrodatar
postdated adj • retrodatate
postdiluvian adj • postdiluvian
poster n • placardo affiche
poster, placard n • placard
poster, placard n • placard F]
posterior (1. back, rear; 2. later) adj • posterior
posterior adj/n • posterior
posterior, buttock n • posterior
posterior, buttock n • culo
posteriority n • posterioritate
posterity n • posteritate
Postern [Fortif] n • posterna
postglacial adj • postglacial
posthumous adj • postume (pòs-)
posthumous adj • postume
posthumously adj • post le morte
postilion n • postilion
postilion, postillion (rider on left horse of a pair pulling a coach) n • postillion
posting n • postada
postivity, positiveness n • positivitate
postliminium, postliminy [Internat Law] n • postliminio
postliminy, postliminium [Internat Law] n • postliminio
postman, mailman n • currero
postman n • currero
postmark n • timbro cancellatori
postmeridian adj • postmeridian
post-mortem n • autopsia
post-office (bureau de) n • posta
post-paid adv • responsa pagate, franc de porto
post-paid adv • franc de porto, responsa pagate
postpone, remit v • remitter -mitt-/-miss-]
postpone, remit v • remitter
postpone v • ajornar, postponer
postpone v • postponer, ajornar
postpone v • postponer -pon-/-posit-]
postpone v • postponer
postponement n • ajornamento, postponimento
postponement n • postponimento, ajornamento
postponement n • postponimento
postposition n • postposition
postpositive [Gram] adj • postpositive
postscript n • postscripto
postulate v • postular
posture n • postura
posture n • situation
posture, pose n • postura
posture, pose n • positura
posture, pose v • posturar
pot (chamber-) n • urinal
pot [Cookery] n • marmita
pot (food) v • conservar
pot (for cooking) n • olla, marmita
pot (for cooking) n • marmita, olla
pot, jar n • olla
pot (jar) n • potto
pot (plant) v • plantar in testo
potability n • potabilitate
potam-, potamo-, -potamus (river) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • potamo-
potash (1. potassium carbonate; 2. caustic potash) n • potassa
potassic adj • potassic
potassium, kalium n • kalium
potassium, kalium n • kalium (kà-)
potassium n • potassium (-tàs-)
potassium n • potassium
potato n • patata
potency [Med] • efficacia
potency (power) n • potentia, fortia
potency (power) n • fortia, potentia
potent adj • potente
potent, mighty, powerful adj • potente
potent, mighty, powerful adj • potente (ppr of poter)
potentate n • potentato
potential adj/n • potential
potential potential adj • potential
potentiality n • potentialitate
potentially adv • potentialmente
potentilla, cinquefoil [Bot] n • potentilla
potherb n • legumine
pothole (in road) n • cavo
pothole (in rock) n • marmita de gigante
potion [Med] n • potion
potion n • potion
potpourri (musical or literary medley) n • potpourri F]
potpourri (musical or literary medley) n • potpourri
potsherd n • testo
potter (maker of earthenware pots) n • ollero
potter n • ollero, ceramista
potter n • ceramista, ollero
potter-about v • occupar se de bagatellas
pottery (1. potter's shop; 2. pottery ware) n • olleria
pottery (1. potter's shop; 2. pottery ware) n • olleria (-ìa)
pottery n • ceramica, olleria
pottery n • olleria, ceramica
pouch n • bursa
poulterer, poultry dealer n • pullero
poultice, cataplasm [Med] n • cataplasma
poultice n • cataplasma
poultry n • aves domestic
poultry dealer, poulterer n • pullero
poultry farming n • pullicultura
poultry man, chicken farmer n • gallinero
poultry-farming n • pullicultura
pounce n • salto
pounce v • saltar, precipitar se
pounce v • precipitar se, saltar
pounce-upon v • attaccar subitemente
pound, bruise, tund v • tunder tund-/-tus-]
pound, bruise, tund v • tunder
pound (money) n • libra sterling
pound n • libra
pound v • batter, tunder
pound v • tunder, batter
pound (weight) n • libra
poundage n • taxa de emission
pour (discharge liquid) vt • versar
pour, rain heavily v • diluviar
pour (tea) v • servir
pour vi • currer abundantemente
pour forth, shed, effuse, pour out v • effunder
pour forth, shed, effuse, pour out v • effunder -fund-/-fus-]
pour in v • infunder -fund-/-fus-]
pour in v • infunder
pour out, pour forth, shed, effuse v • effunder
pour out, pour forth, shed, effuse v • effunder -fund-/-fus-]
pourboire, tip n • pourboire F]
pourboire, tip n • pourboire
pour-forth v • effunder
pour-in (- out) v • effunder
pour-in vi • entrar in massa
pour-in vt • infunder
pouring in n • infusion
pouring rain adj/n • pluviente torrentialmente
pour-with-rain v • pluver torrentialmente
pout v • grimassar con le labios
poverbially adv • proverbialmente
poverty n • paupertate, povressa
poverty n • povressa, paupertate
poverty n • paupertate
poverty (quality of being poor) n • povressa
poverty-stricken adj • miserabile, indigente
poverty-stricken adj • indigente, miserabile
powder (1. pulverized substance; 2. Specif: Pharm, Cosmetics]; 3. gunpowder) n • pulvere
powder, dust (sprinkle with powder or dust) v • pulverar
powder n • pulvere
powder (pulverize) v • pulverisar, reducer in pulvere
powder (pulverize) v • reducer in pulvere, pulverisar
powder (sprinkle with powder) v • pulverar
powder-room n • w.c. de feminas
powdery adj • pulverulente
powdery, pulverulent, dusty adj • pulverulente
power (1. ability to do or act; 2. Pol]) n • potentia
power (ability to do) n • poter
power (ability to do or act) n • poter
power (mental) n • facultate
power, might n • potestate
power n • Elec]
power n • mech/math
power (strength) n • fortia
power of attorney n • procuration
powerful adj • potente
powerful, potent, mighty adj • potente (ppr of poter)
powerful, potent, mighty adj • potente
powerless adj • impotente, inefficace
powerless adj • inefficace, impotente
power-point n • prisa
power-station n • central
practicability n • practicabilitate
practicable adj • practicabile
practicable, executable adj • executabile
practical (1. not theoretical; 2. as in a practical individual; 3. adapted for a required purpose) adj • practic
practical (1. not theoretical; 2. as in a practical individual; 3. adapted for a required purpose) adj • practic (pràc-)
practical adj • practic
practically adv • quasi, practicamente
practically adv • practicamente, quasi
practice (actual application of knowledge) n • practica (pràc-)
practice (actual application of knowledge) n • practica
practice (as in the practice of a profession) n • exercitio
practice (as in the practice of a profession) n • exercitation
practice (be out of -) v • non esser in forma
practice, carry on v • exercer
practice (exercise) n • exercitio
practice (habit) n • costume
practice (of a doctor) n • clientela
practice (reality) n • practica
practice v • practicar, exercer
practice v • practicar
practice v • exercer, practicar
practice cabala, cabalize v • cabalar
practice simony v • simonisar
practice usury v • usurar
practise v • exercer, practicar
practise v • practicar, exercer
practised adj • practic, experte
practised adj • experte, practic
practising adj • active
practitioner (doctor) n • medico
practitioner (expert) n • professional
praefoliation, vernation, prefoliation [Bot] n • prefoliation
pragmatic (1. pertaining to practical affairs; 2. relative to philosophical pragmatism) adj • pragmatic
pragmatic, pragmatic sanction n • pragmatica
pragmatic sanction, pragmatic n • pragmatica
pragmatism (1. pragmatic character; 2. Philos]) n • pragmatismo
pragmatist (1. pragmatical person; 2. adherent of philosophical pragmatism) n • pragmatista
Prague n • Praga
prairie n • prateria (-ìa)
prairie n • prairie
prairie n • prairie F]
prairie n • prateria
praise, laud v • laudar
praise, lauding, laudation n • laudation
praise n • laude, elogio
praise n • laude
praise n • elogio, laude
praise v • laudar
praiseworthiness, laudability n • laudabilitate
praiseworthy adj • digne de laude, laudabile
praiseworthy adj • laudabile, digne de laude
praiseworthy, laudable adj • laudabile
pram (perambulator, baby-carriage) n • cochietto de infante
prance v • facer capriolas, saltar
prance v • saltar, facer capriolas
prank n • burla
prattle, chatter, babble v • garrular
prattle v • balbutiar
pravity, depravity n • pravitate
prawn (crustacean, shripm) n • grande crangon, leander serratus
prawn (crustacean, shripm) n • leander serratus, grande crangon
pray v • precar
pray v • precar, orar
pray v • orar, precar
pray v • orar
prayer (entreaty) n • supplica, prece
prayer (entreaty) n • prece, supplica
prayer (god) n • oration, precaria, prece
prayer (god) n • prece, oration, precaria
prayer (god) n • precaria, prece, oration
prayer n • precaria
prayer, orison n • oration
prayer, petition, request n • supplica
prayer, petition, request n • supplica (sùp-)
prayer, request, entreaty n • prece
prayerbook n • libro de precarias
prdductivity n • productivitate
preach, sermonize v • sermonar
preach v • predicar
preacher n • sermonator
preacher n • predicante
preacher n • predicator
preaching (act or art of) n • predication
preaching n • predication
preachment, sermon n • predica (pré-)
preachment, sermon n • predica
preamble (make a preamble to) v • preambular
preamble n • preambulo (-àm-)
preamble n • preambulo
precarious (1. as in precarious privileges; 2. as in aprecarious situation) adj • precari
precarious adj • precari
precariousness n • precarietate
precaution n • precaution
precede v • preceder
precede v • preceder -ced-/-cess-]
precedence n • precedentia
precedent adj/n • precedente
precedent n • precedente
preceding adj • precedente
precept n • precepto
preceptive adj • preceptive
preceptor, teacher, instructor n • preceptor
precession n • precession
precinct (commercial centre) n • centro commercial
precinct n • Amer
preciosity, affectation n • preciositate
precious (1. valuable; 2. affected, over-refined) adj • preciose
precious adj • preciose
preciousness, great value n • preciositate
precipice n • precipitio
precipitant [Chem] n • precipitante
precipitate (1. to hurl down; 2. to hasten, cause to be quick; 3. Chem]) v • precipitar
precipitate adj • precipitate
precipitate [Chem] n • precipitato
precipitate, falling headlong adj • precipite (-cìpite)
precipitate, falling headlong adj • precipite
precipitate n • precipitato
precipitate v • precipitar
precipitate (very hasty) adj • precipitate (pp of precipitar)
precipitate (very hasty) adj • precipitate
precipitation (1. hurling down; 2. falling headlong; 3. excessive haste; 4. Chem]) n • precipitation
precipitous (very steep) adj • precipitose
precis n • summario
precise adj • precise, stricte
precise adj • precise
precise adj • stricte, precise
precision n • precision
precocious adj • precoce
precociousness, precocity n • precocitate
precocity, precociousness n • precocitate
precognition n • precognition
preconceive v • preconciper -cip-/-cept-]
preconceive v • preconciper
preconception n • preconception
precursor, forerunner, harbinger n • precursor
predatory adj • rapace
predecessor n • predecessor
predecessor n • antecessor, predecessor
predecessor n • predecessor, antecessor
predecessor n • antecessor
predefine v • predefinir
predefinition n • predefinition
predestination n • predestination
predestine v • predestinar
predestined adj • predestinate
predetermination (1. act of predetermining; 2. Theol]) n • predetermination
predetermine (1. to determine beforehand; 2. Theol]) v • predeterminar
predicament, category [Philos] n • predicamento
predicament (fix) n • situation difficile
predicament n • philos
predicate n • predicato
predicate v • predicar
predict v • predicer -dic-/-dict-]
predict v • predicer
predict v • augurar, predicer
predict v • predicer, augurar
prediction n • prediction
predictor n • predictor
predilection n • predilection
predispose (as in debility predisposes the body to disease) v • predisponer
predispose (as in debility predisposes the body to disease) v • predisponer -pon-/-posit-]
predisposition n • predisposition
predominance n • predominantia
predominance, prevalence n • prevalentia
predominant adj • predominante
predominant, prevalent adj • prevalente
predominant, prevalent adj • prevalente (ppr of prevaler)
predominate, prevail v • prevaler
predominate v • predominar
predomination n • predomination
pre-eminence n • preeminentia
pre-eminent adj • preeminente
preestablish v • preestablir
preestablish v • prestabilir
preexist v • preexister
preexistence n • preexistentia
preexistent adj • preexistente
prefab adj/n • abbrev
prefabrication n • prefabrication
prefabrlcate v • prefabricar
preface (1. RCCh]; 2. introduction, foreword) n • prefacio
preface n • prefacio
preface v • prefaciar
prefect n • prefecto
prefectoral, prefetorial adj • prefectoral
prefectship n • prefectura
prefecture n • prefectura
prefer v • preferer
preferability n • preferibilitate
preferable adj • preferibile
preference n • preferentia
preferential (- treatment) phr • tractamento preferential
preferential adj • preferential
preferentialism n • preferentialismo
preferentialist n • preferentialista
preferentially adv • preferentialmente
prefetorial, prefectoral adj • prefectoral
prefiguration (1. action of prefiguring; 2. prototype) n • prefiguration
prefigure, foreshadow v • prefigurar
prefix [Gram] n • prefixo
prefix n • prefixo
prefix (put or fix before) v • prefixar
prefix (put or fix before) v • prefiger -fig-/-fix-]
prefix (put or fix before) v • prefiger
prefix v • prefixar
prefloration [Bot] n • prefloration
prefoliation, praefoliation, vernation [Bot] n • prefoliation
preglacial adj • preglacial
pregnable, open to attack adj • prendibile
pregnable, stormable adj • expugnabile
pregnancy (1. state of being with child or young; 2. state of being filled with meaning) n • pregnantia
pregnancy, gravidity n • graviditate
pregnancy n • pregnantia, graviditate
pregnancy n • graviditate, pregnantia
pregnant (significant) adj • pregnante
pregnant (with child) adj • gravide, pregnante
pregnant (with child) adj • pregnante, gravide
pregnant (with child, gravid) adj • gravide
prehensile adj • prehensile
prehension n • prehension
prehistoric adj • prehistoric
prehistory n • prehistoria
prejudge v • prejudicar
prejudice (affect injuriously) v • prejudicar
prejudice, bias n • preoccupation
prejudice, bias n • prevention
prejudice, bias v • preoccupar
prejudice n • prejudicio
prejudice v • prejudiciar
prejudiced adj • interessate, partial
prejudiced adj • partial, interessate
prejudicial adj • prejudicial
prelacy n • prelatura
prelacy n • prelatia
prelacy n • prelatia (-ìa)
prelate n • prelato
prelatic adj • prelatic
preliminary adj/n • preliminar
preliminary, opening (as in the opening pages) adj • liminar
preliminary investigation [Law] n • instruction
preliminary preliminar adj • preliminar
prelude [Mus] v • preludiar
prelude n • preludio
prelude v • preludiar
prelude v • preluder
premature adj • prematur
premature adj • prematur, precoce
premature adj • precoce, prematur
premature ejaculation n • ejaculation prematur
prematureness, prematurity n • prematuritate
prematurity, prematureness n • prematuritate
premeditate (give forethought) v • premeditar
premeditate v • premeditar
premeditated adj • premeditate (pp of premeditar)
premeditated adj • premeditate
premeditation n • premeditation
premier adj • prime
premier n • prime ministro
premise [Logic] n • premissa
premise n • premissa
premise v • premitter -mitt-/-miss-]
premise v • premitter
premises n • local
premiss n • premise
premium [Ins] n • premio
premium n • premio
premium bond n • bono a lotteria
premonition n • premonition
premonitory adj • premonitori
prenatal adj • prenatal
preoccupation (1. preoccupancy; 2. engrossment, absorption) n • preoccupation
preoccupation n • preoccupation
preoccupied, absorbed, engrossed adj • preoccupate (pp of preoccupar)
preoccupied, absorbed, engrossed adj • preoccupate
preoccupied adj • preoccupate
preoccupy (1. to take possession of before others; 2. to take up all the attention of) v • preoccupar
preoccupy v • preoccupar
preordain v • preordinar
preordination n • preordination
prepaid adj • pagate anticipatemente, franc de porto
prepaid adj • franc de porto, pagate anticipatemente
preparation (1. act of preparing; 2. Chem) n • preparation
preparation n • appresto
preparation n • Techn]
preparation (preparatory step, measure, etc) n • preparativo
preparation (preparing) n • preparation
preparatory adj • preparatori
preparatory adj • preparative
prepare, make ready v • apprestar
prepare (make ready) v • preparar
prepare v • Techn]
prepare v • apparar
prepare vi • preparar se
prepare vt • preparar
prepare for v • preparar a
prepared adj • preparate, preste
prepared adj • preste, preparate
prepared (be -) v • esser preste
preparer n • preparator
prepay v • pagar anticipatemente, pagar franc de porto
prepay v • pagar franc de porto, pagar anticipatemente
preponderance n • preponderantia
preponderant adj • preponderante
preponderate, be preponderant v • preponderar
prepose, place before, place in front v • anteponer
prepose, place before, place in front v • preponer -pon-/-posi-]
prepose, place before, place in front v • preponer
prepose, place before, place in front v • anteponer -pon-/-posit-]
preposing (act of) n • preposition
preposing, placing before, placing in front (act of) n • anteposition
preposition [Gram] n • preposition
preposition n • preposition
prepositive [Gram] adj • prepositive
preposterous adj • absurde, ridicule
preposterous adj • ridicule, absurde
prepotency n • prepotentia
prepotent (very powerful) adj • prepotente
prerogative n • prerogativa
presage (1. to feel a presentiment of, foretell; 2. to forebode, foreshadow) v • presagir
presage, omen n • presagio
presby (old) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • presby-
presbyope, presbyopic n • presbyte (préz-)
presbyope, presbyopic n • presbyte
presbyopia, farsightedness, presbytia [Med] n • presbytia
presbyopia, presbytia, farsightedness [Med] n • presbyopia (-ìa)
presbyopia, presbytia, farsightedness [Med] n • presbyopia
presbyopia, presbytia, presbytism, farsightedness [Med] n • presbytismo
presbyopic, farsighted, long-sighted [Med] adj • presbyte (préz-)
presbyopic, farsighted, long-sighted [Med] adj • presbyte
presbyoptic, farsighted [Med] adj • presbyopic
presbyterate n • presbyterato
presbyterial, presbyteral adj • presbyteral
presbyterian adj • presbyterian
Presbyterian adj • presbyterian
presbyterian n • presbyteriano
Presbyterian n • presbyteriano
Presbyterianism n • presbyterianismo
presbytery (1. part of the church surrounding the altar; 2 . parsonage, parochial residence) n • presbyterio
presbytia, farsightedness, presbyopia [Med] n • presbyopia
presbytia, farsightedness, presbyopia [Med] n • presbyopia (-ìa)
presbytia, presbyopia, farsightedness [Med] n • presbytia
presbytia, presbytism, farsightedness, presbyopia [Med] n • presbytismo
prescience n • prescientia
prescient adj • presciente
prescribe (1. to lay down as a rule or direction; 2. Med]; 3. Law] (assert a prescriptive right or claim) v • prescriber
prescribe (1. to lay down as a rule or direction; 2. Med]; 3. Law] (assert a prescriptive right or claim) v • prescriber -scrib-/-script-]
prescribe v • prescriber, ordinar
prescribe v • ordinar, prescriber
prescriptible adj • prescriptibile
prescription (1. Med]; 2. Law]) n • prescription
prescriptlon n • prescription, recepta
prescriptlon n • recepta, prescription
presence (1. being present; 2. demeanor) n • presentia
presence [Bib] n • make appearance
presence n • presentia
presence of mind n • presentia de spirito
present (1. the time being; 2. Gram]; 3. gift) n • presente
present (a play) v • representar
present adj • presente
present adj • actual, presente
present adj • presente, actual
present (at -) phr • al presente
present, current adj • actual
present (for the -) phr • pro le presente
present (gift) n • presente, dono
present (gift) n • dono, presente
present, give v • munerar
present (in time) n • presente
present v • presentar
present again, re-present v • representar
presentable adj • presentabile
presentable, fit to be seen adj • monstrabile
presentation n • presentation
presenter n • presentator
presential adj • presential
presentiment n • presentimento
presentiment n • presagio
presently adv • tosto
presently, soon, promptly adv • tosto
present-participle n • participio presente
preservation, conservation n • conservation
preservation n • preservation, conservation
preservation n • preservation
preservation n • conservation, preservation
preservative adj • preservative
preservative n • preservativo
preserve (food) v • conservar
preserve (keep safe) v • preservar
preserve (maintain in safety) v • preservar
preserved (food) adj • in conserva
preserved (kept safe) adj • preservate
preserver n • preservator
preserves, jam n • marmelada
preserves, jam n • confectura
preside (act as chairman, president, etc) v • presider
preside v • presider
presidency (function, office or term of president) n • presidentia
presidency n • presidentia
president n • presidente
president, presiding judge, chairman (one who presides) n • presidente
president, presiding officer n • preside
president, presiding officer n • preside (pré-)
presidential adj • presidential
presidential, chairman's adj • presidential
presidial adj • presidial
presiding officer, president n • preside
presiding officer, president n • preside (pré-)
press (1. as in coining press, wine press etc; 2. printing press; 3. Journal]) n • pressa
press (exert pressure upon) v • pressar
press (exert pressure) v • pressar, premer
press (exert pressure) v • premer, pressar
press n • pressa
press, urge v • instar
press (urge) v • insister (super)
press (urge) v • insister
press out, squeeze out v • exprimer -prim-/-press-]
press out, squeeze out v • exprimer
press-conference n • conferentia de pressa
press-cutting n • retalio de pressa
press-down v • deprimer
pressing adj • urgente
press-on v • fortiar le passo
press-out v • exprimer
press-stud n • button de pression
pressure (1. as in air pressure; 2. constraint) n • pression
pressure n • pression
pressure cooker, autoclave n • autoclave
pressure gauge n • manometro
pressure-cooker n • autoclave
pressurize v • pressurisar
prestation [Law] n • prestation
prestidigitate v • prestidigitar
prestidigitation n • prestidigitation
prestidigitator, juggler n • joculator
prestidigitator n • prestidigitator
prestige, glamor n • prestigio
prestige n • prestigio
prestigiaator, juggler, conjurer n • prestigiator
prestigious adj • prestigiose
prestigious, illusory adj • prestigiose
prestimony [RCCh] n • prestimonio
presto, quickly, quick as a wink adv • presto
presumable adj • presumibile, probabile
presumable adj • probabile, presumibile
presumable adj • presumibile
presume (1. to assume, surmise; 2. to be presumptuous) v • presumer
presume (1. to assume, surmise; 2. to be presumptuous) v • presumer -sum-/-sumpt-]
presume v • presumer
presumption (1. conjecture; 2. presumptuousness; 3. Law]) n • presumption
presumption n • presumption
presumptive adj • presumptive
presumptuous adj • presumptuose
presumptuous, conceited, pretentious adj • pretentiose
presuppose (1. to assume beforehand; 2. to require as necessary preliminary) v • presupponer -pon-/-posit-]
presuppose (1. to assume beforehand; 2. to require as necessary preliminary) v • presupponer
presuppose v • presupponer
presupposition n • presupposition
pretence (appearance) n • affectation, simulation
pretence (appearance) n • simulation, affectation
pretence (claim, pretext) n • pretension
pretend (claim) v • pretender
pretend (feign) v • finger, simular
pretend (feign) v • simular, finger
pretend, make believe, simulate, feign v • finger
pretend, make believe, simulate, feign v • finger fing-/fict-]
pretender (a throne) n • pretendente
pretender n • pretendente
pretension (1. claim; 2. pretentiousness) n • pretention
pretension (1. claim; 2. pretentiousness) n • pretension
pretension n • pretension
pretentious adj • pretentiose
pretentious, presumptuous, conceited adj • pretentiose
pretentiousness n • pretension
preterit, past [Gram] n • preterito
preterit, past [Gram] n • preterito (-tér)
preterition [Rhet] n • preterition
pretermission n • pretermission
pretermit v • pretermitter
pretermit v • pretermitter -mitt-/-miss-]
pretext n • pretexto
pretty adj • belle
pretty adv • bastante, quasi
pretty adv • quasi, bastante
prevail, predominate v • prevaler
prevail v • prevaler
prevalence, predominance n • prevalentia
prevalent adj • commun, prevalente
prevalent adj • prevalente, commun
prevalent, predominant adj • prevalente (ppr of prevaler)
prevalent, predominant adj • prevalente
prevaricate v • prevaricar
prevarication n • prevarication
prevaricator n • prevaricator
prevent (hinder) v • impedir
prevent (illness) v • evitar
prevention n • prevention
preventive adj • preventive
preview n • vista preliminari prevista
previous adj • previe
previous speaker n • preopinante
previously adv • previemente
previously, before, formerly adv • antea
prevision, foresight n • prevision
prey (- on) v • predar
prey n • preda
prey, pillage, take booty v • predar
price (fix the price of) v • preciar
price n • precio
price v • preciar
price, value n • precio
priceless adj • impagabile
priceless (goods) adj • de valor inappreciabile
priceless (goods) adj • de valor inestimabile
priceless, inestimable adj • inappreciabile
priceless (joke) adj • impagabile
price-list n • tarifa
prick (given in shoeing) n • inclavatura
prick (horse in shoeing) v • inclavar
prick n • piccatura, punctura
prick n • punctura, piccatura
prick, puncture n • punctura
prick, stitch n • puncto
prick v • punger, piccar
prick v • piccar, punger
prickle n • spina, acantha
prickle n • acantha, spina
prickle, thorn [Bot] n • acantha
prickle v • formicar
prickly adj • spinose
prick-up-one's-ear v • eriger le aures
pride (in a bad sense) n • orgolio
pride (in a good sense) n • feritate
pride n • orgolio
pride n • feritate
pride-oneself-on v • facer se honor de
priest, cleric n • tonsurato
priest n • presbytero (-bì-)
priest n • sacerdote, prestre
priest n • sacerdote
priest n • prestre, sacerdote
priest n • prestre
priest n • presbytero
priestess n • prestressa
priesthood n • sacerdotio
priesthood, sacerdocy n • sacerdotio
priesthood (the clergy) n • clero
priestly adj • sacerdotal
prig adj/n • pedante in cosas moral
priggishness n • pedanteria moral
prim adj • affectate
primacy (1. pre-eminence; 2. office or dignity of a primate) n • primatia (-ìa)
primacy (1. pre-eminence; 2. office or dignity of a primate) n • primatia
primarily, chiefly adv • primarimente
primary adj • primari
primary adj/n • primari
primate (1. chief archbishop; 2. Zool]) n • primate
primate [Eccles/Zool] • primate
primatial adj • primatial
prime (1. Eccl]; 2. Fencing]) n • prima
prime adj • prime
prime (best part) n • perfection
prime, first adj • prime
prime (liturg) n • prima
prime v • preparar, cargar
prime v • cargar, preparar
prime-minister n • prime ministro
prime-of-life n • flor del vita
primer n • prime libro, manual
primer n • manual, prime libro
primeval adj • primitive
primitive adj • primitive
primitive n • primitivo
primitivism n • primitivismo
primogeniture n • primogenitura
primordial adj • primordial
primrose, cowslip n • primavera
primrose, cowslip n • primula
primrose n • primula, primavera
primrose n • primavera, primula
primulaceous adj • primulacee
Primulaceous [Bot] n • primulaceas
prince (1. title given to a member of a ruling family; 2. title of nobility) n • prince
prince n • prince
princedom, sovereignty, reign n • principato
princely adj • principesc
princess n • princessa
principal adj/n • principal
principal, chief, main adj • principal
principal, mandator [Law] n • mandante
principal place where anything takes place or is carried on n • sede
principality n • principato
principality (territory of a reigning prince) n • principato
principally adv • principalmente
principally, especially adv • maxime
principally, especially adv • maxime (màx-)
principalness n • principalitate
principle n • principio
print (books, etc) v • imprimer
print (engraving) n • stampa
print (engraving, woodcut) n • stampa
print (fabric) n • indiana
print n • Photog]
print (out of -) adj • exhaurite
print [Photog] n • copia
print (photog) v • copiar
print [Photog] v • copiar
print, printed fabric n • indiana
print v • imprimer -prim-/-press-]
print v • imprimer
printable adj • imprimibile
printed (- matter) n • imprimitos
printed adj • imprimite
printed fabric, print n • indiana
printer n • imprimitor
printing (1. action of pulling or printing; 2. copies printed at one time) n • tirage (-aje)
printing (1. action of pulling or printing; 2. copies printed at one time) n • tirage
printing, typography n • typographia
printing, typography n • typographia (-ìa)
printing (typography) n • typographia, impression
printing (typography) n • impression, typographia
printing works n • imprimeria
printing-press n • pressa de imprimeria
prior adj • prior
prior [Hist] (magistrate of city of Florence) n • prior
prior (prior of a monastery) n • prior
prioral adj • prioral
priorate (priorship) n • priorato
prioress n • priora
priority (precedence, superiority in rank, position) n • prioritate
priority (quality of being antecedent in time) n • prioritate
priorship (priorate) n • priorato
prise (open) v • fortiar
prism n • prisma -ma/-mat-]
prism n • prisma
prismatic adj • prismatic
prison adj • carcerari
prison n • prision, carcere
prison n • carcere, prision
prison n • carcere
prison n • prision
prisoner n • prisionero
privacy n • intimitate
private adj • particular
private adj • private
private adj • particular, private
private adj • private (pp of privar)
private adj • private, particular
private n • simple soldato
private individual, private person n • particular
private person, private individual n • particular
private teacher, tutor n • preceptor
privation (1. deprivation; 2. destitution, need) n • privation
privative (1. having the quality of depriving; 2. Gram]) adj • privative
privet [Bot] n • ligustro
privet n • ligustro
privilege, grant a privilege v • privilegiar
privilege n • privilegio
privilege v • privilegiar
privy, latrine n • privata
prize n • premio
prize [Naut] n • prisa
prize, reward n • premio
prize (reward, trophy, premium, etc) n • precio
prize v • estimar, preciar, appreciar
prize v • appreciar, estimar, preciar
prize v • preciar, appreciar, estimar
prize (value highly) v • preciar
prizewinner n • premiato
pro n • professional
pro prep • pro
probabilism [Theol] n • probabilismo
probabilist [Theol] n • probabilista
probability n • probabilitate
probability, verisimilitude, likelihood n • verisimilitude
probability, verisimilitude n • verosimilantia
probable adj • probabile
probable, verisimilar, likely adj • verosimilante
probable, verisimilar, likely adj • verisimile
probably adv • probabilemente
probate n • validation de un testamento
probation [Jur] • libertate conditional
probation (on - in) n • libertate conditional
probation (period of trial) n • probation
probationary adj • de prova
probation-officer n • official surveliante
probation-officer n • official surveliante (de personas in libertate conditional)
probative (serving to test or demonstrate) adj • probative
probe n • sonda
probe, sound [Surg] n • sonda
probe v • sondar
probity, integrity, uprightness n • probitate
problem n • problema
problem n • problema -ma/-mat-]
problem solver n • resolutor de problemas
problematic adj • problematic
problematic, problematical adj • problematic
problematical, problematic adj • problematic
proboscis monkey n • nasica
proboscis monkey n • nasica (-ìca)
procedure [Law] n • procedura
procedure n • Jur]
procedure (way of doing) n • procedimento
proceed (1. to go forward, go forth) v • proceder -ced-/-cess-]
proceed (1. to go forward, go forth) v • proceder
proceed v • proceder
proceedings (legal) n • processo
proceedings n • deliberationes
proceeds n • producto
proceeds (received) n • receptas
process (1. Law] (sue; 2. to treat by a special process) v • processar
process (1. method, process applied; 2. course, process undergone; 3. Anat]) n • processo
process n • processo
process v • processar
procession (1. as in to march in procession; 2. Theol]) n • procession
procession (parade) n • defilata
procession [Relig] • procession
processional processional adj • processional
proclaim, announce v • predicar
proclaim, publish solemnly v • denunciar
proclaim v • declarar, proclamar
proclaim v • proclamar
proclaim v • proclamar, declarar
proclaimer n • proclamator
proclamation, edict n • banno
proclamation n • proclamation
proclamation, official notice n • denunciation
proclivity n • proclivitate
proconsul [Rom Hist] n • proconsule
proconsulate [Rom Hist] n • proconsulato
procrastinate v • temporisar
procrastinate v • procrastinar
procrastination n • procrastination
procrastinator n • procrastinator
procreate, beget v • procrear
procreate v • procrear
procreation n • procreation
procreator n • procreator
proctor, monitor, censor [School] n • censor
procurator (1. proxy, attorney; 2. Rom Hist]) n • procurator
procuratory adj • procuratori
procure (secure after effort) v • procurar
procure v • procurar (se)
procure v • procurar
procurement, procuring (action of) n • procuration
procuring, procurement (action of) n • procuration
prod n • stimulo, colpo de digito o de baston, pulsata
prod n • colpo de digito o de baston, pulsata, stimulo
prod n • pulsata, stimulo, colpo de digito o de baston
prod v • stimular
prodigal adj • prodige
prodigal n • prodigo
prodigal (very free in spending or giving) adj • prodige
prodigal (very free in spending or giving) adj • prodige (pròd-)
prodigality n • prodigalitate
prodigally adv • prodigemente
prodigious adj • prodigiose
prodigious, portentous, monstrous adj • portentose
prodigiousness n • prodigiositate
prodigy, marvel, portent n • portento
prodigy n • prodigio
prodigy, wonder n • prodigio
produccr (one who produces or makes) n • productor
produce (1. to bring forward, show; 2. to bring forth, be productive of) v • producer -duc-/-duct-]
produce (1. to bring forward, show; 2. to bring forth, be productive of) v • producer
produce (bring forth) v • producer
produce [Indust] • fabricar
produce n • productos
produce [Theat] • inscenar
produce blood (from) v • sanguificar
produce by chiming, play on chimes, play on a carillon v • carillonar
produce irritation of the skin [Med] v • rubefacer
produce irritation of the skin [Med] v • rubefacer -fac-/-fact-]
producer (manufacturer) n • productor
producer [Theat] • inscenator
producibility n • producibilitate
producible adj • producibile
producing fire, fiery, of fire adj • pyric
product (1. result of producing; 2. Arith]) n • producto
product n • producto
production (1. as in the production of evidence in court; 2. producing, making) n • production
production [Theat] • presentation, inscenation
production [Theat] • inscenation, presentation
production (thing produced, producing) n • production
productive adj • productive
productivity n • productivitate
profanation n • profanation
profane (1. secular; 2. irreverent, blasphemous) adj • profan
profane adj • profan
profane v • profanar
profaner n • profanator
profanity n • profanitate
profectitious [Rom Law] adj • profecticie
profess (1. to avow, delare openly; 2. to take religious vows; 3. to exercise a profession; 4. to teach) v • professar
profess v • professar
professed (as in a professed monk) adj • professe
professing (one who professes) Eccl] n • profitente
profession (1. declaration avowal; 2. vocation) n • profession
profession n • profession
profession of a notary n • notariato
professional adj • professional
professional n • experto, professional
professional n • professional, experto
professionally adv • professionalmente
professor n • professpr (universitari)
professor n • professor
professor n • professpr
professorate, chair n • professorato
professorial adj • professoral
professorship n • cathedra, professorato
professorship n • professorato, cathedra
proficiency n • competentia
proficient adj • experte, versate, competente
proficient adj • versate, competente, experte
proficient adj • competente, experte, versate
profile (1. sideface; 2. Arch]; 3. Civ Engin]; 4. Geol]) n • profilo
profile n • profilo
profile v • profilar
profit (1. advantage; 2. pecuniary gain) n • profito
profit (1. to thrive, grow; 2. to gain, benefit) v • profitar
profit, advantage n • partito
profit, gain, lucre n • lucro
profit, gain n • ganio
profit n • profito, ganio
profit n • ganio, profito
profit v • profitar
profit v • profitar (de)
profitable adj • profitabile
profitable, lucrative adj • lucrose
profiteer n • profitator
profligacy, dissoluteness n • disregulamento
profligate adj • lasciviemente extravagante
profound adj • profunde
profound, deep adj • profunde
profundity, depth (quality of being deep or profound) n • profunditate
profuse adj • profuse
profusion n • profusion
progenitive adj • progenitive
progenitor n • progenitor
progeniture, progeny n • progenitura
progeny n • progenie
progeny, offspring n • prole
progeny, progeniture n • progenitura
prognosis n • prognosis (-òsis)
prognosis n • prognosis
prognostic adj • prognostic
prognostic n • prognostico
prognosticate v • prognosticar
prognostication (1. prediction; 2. foretoken) n • prognostication
prognosticator n • prognosticator
program, -gramme n • programma
program, -gramme v • programmar
program n • programma -ma/-mat-]
program n • programma
programmatic adj • programmatic
programmer n • programmator
progress (continuous improvement) n • progresso
progress, go forward v • progreder -gred-/-gress-]
progress, go forward v • progreder
progress n • progresso
progress v • progressar
progression n • progression
progressism n • progressismo
progressist n • progressista
progressive adj • progressive
prohibit, forbid v • prohibir
prohibit v • prohibir
prohibiter, prohibitor n • prohibitor
prohibition (act of prohibiting, forbidding) n • prohibition
prohibition n • prohibition
prohibitionist (one who is in favor of prohibitive measures) n • prohibitionista
prohibitive, prohibitory adj • prohibitive
prohibitive v • prohibitive
prohibitory, prohibitive adj • prohibitori
project (1. to throw, cast; 2. Geom]; 3. to plan, contrive) v • projectar
project [Geom, etc] v • projicer
project [Geom, etc] v • projicer -jic-/-ject-]
project n • projecto
project v • projectar
projectile n • projectil
projection (1. act of throwing or casting out; 2. act of jutting out) n • projection
projection n • projection
projection, projecture [Arch] n • projectura
projective (pertaining to, or produced by, projection) adj • projective
projector n • projector
prolapse [Med] v • prolaber -lab-/-laps-]
prolapse [Med] v • prolaber
prolapse, prolapsus [Med] n • prolapso
prolegomenon n • prolegomeno
prolegomenon n • prolegomeno (-òmeno)
prolepsis [Rhet] n • anticipation
proleptic adj • proleptic
proletarian adj • proletari
proletarian n • proletario
proletariat n • proletariato
proletary [Rom Antiq] n • proletario
proliferate v • proliferar
proliferation n • proliferation
proliferous adj • prolifere
prolific adj • prolific
prolification, breeding n • prolification
prolificly (act -) v • prolificar
prolificness n • fecunditate
prolix (long winded) adj • prolixe
prolix, long-winded adj • prolixe
prolixity (long windedness) n • prolixitate
prolixity, prolixness n • prolixitate
prolixness, prolixity n • prolixitate
prolocutor (spokesman) n • prolocutor
prologize v • scriber prologos
prologue n • prologo
prologue (preface, introduction) n • prologo (prò-)
prologue (preface, introduction) n • prologo
prologue v • prologar
prologuize v • scriber prologos
prolong v • prolongar
prolongable adj • prolongabile
prolongate v • prolongar
prolongation n • prolongation
prolongation, prolongment n • prolongamento
prolonge (mil) v • prolonga
prolonger (mil) v • prolongator
prolonger n • prolongator
prolongment, prolongation n • prolongamento
prom (concert) n • concerto popular
prom (dance) n • ballo de studentes
promenade (at seaside) n • esplanada
promenade, walk (1. as in a long walk; 2. as in public promenade) n • promenada
promenade (walk) n • promenada
Prometheus [Gr Mythol] n • Prometheo
prominence (conspicuousness) n • prominentia
prominence n • prominentia
prominent adj • prominente
prominent (as in prominent teeth) adj • prominente
promiscuity n • promiscuitate
promiscuity, promiscuousness n • promiscuitate
promiscuous (mixed) adj • promiscue
promiscuous (sexual) adj • libertin
promiscuousness, promiscuity n • promiscuitate
promise n • promissa
promise (solemnly) v • sponder
promise (solemnly) v • sponder spond-/spons-]
promise v • promitter
promise v • promitter -mitt-/-miss-]
promiser n • promissor
promissory (containing a promise) adj • promissori
promissory note n • schedula
promontory n • promontorio
promote (1. to elevate in station, rank, dignity, etc; 2. as in to promote learning) v • promover -mov-/-mot-]
promote (1. to elevate in station, rank, dignity, etc; 2. as in to promote learning) v • promover
promote v • promover
promoter (as in promoter of a worthy cause) n • promotor
promoter n • promotor
promotion n • promotion
prompt adj • prompte
prompt adj • immediate, prompte
prompt adj • prompte, immediate
prompt (an actor) v • sufflar
prompt n • suggestion
prompter n • sufflator
prompter [Theat] n • sufflator
prompting n • suggestion, stimulo
prompting n • stimulo, suggestion
promptitude, promptness n • promptitude
promptly adv • promptemente, tosto
promptly adv • tosto, promptemente
promptly, presently, soon adv • tosto
promptness n • expedition, promptitude
promptness n • promptitude, expedition
promptness, promptitude n • promptitude
pronate (1. to lay flat; 2. to turn the palms downward) Med] v • pronar
pronation (1. lying flat; 2. pronation of the palms) Med] n • pronation
pronator [Anat] n • pronator
prone (1. lying flat, prostrate; 2. lying face downward; 3. inclined, disposed) adj • pron
prone adj • pron
proneness n • pronitate
prong n • dente
pronominal [Gram] adj • pronominal
pronoun [Gram] n • pronomine
pronoun n • pronomine
pronounce (1. to state officially; 2. as in to pronounce correctly) v • pronunciar
pronounce v • pronunciar
pronounce an allocution v • alloquer -loqu-/-locut-]
pronounce an allocution v • alloquer
pronounceable adj • articulabile, pronunciabile
pronounceable adj • pronunciabile
pronounceable adj • pronunciabile, articulabile
pronounceable (that can be articulated) adj • articulabile
pronounced (strongly marked) adj • pronunciate (pp of pronunciar)
pronounced (strongly marked) adj • pronunciate
pronouncement n • pronunciamento
pronouncer n • pronunciator
pronunciamento n • pronunciation
pronunciamento n • pronunciamento
pronunciation n • pronunciation
proof (1. evidence sufficient to establish a fact; 2. test, trial; 3. Print, phot, etc]) n • proba
proof (1. evidence sufficient to establish a fact; 2. test, trial; 3. Print, phot, etc]) n • prova
proof adj • immun, resistente
proof adj • resistente, immun
proof n • prova, proba
proof n • proba, prova
proof-against n • a proba de
proofreader n • corrector de provas
proofreader n • corrector
prop n • appoio
prop, prop up, keep up v • appoiar
prop v • appoiar, sustener
prop v • sustener, appoiar
propacate v • propagar
propaganda n • propaganda
propagandist n • propagandista
propagandistic adj • propagandistic
propagandize v • propagandisar
propagate (1. to breed, cause to breed; 2. to spread, cause to spread) v • propagar
propagation (1. breeding, causing to breed; 2. spreading, causing to spread) n • propagation
propagation n • propagation
propagative adj • propagative
propagator n • propagator
proparoxytone [Phonet] adj • proparoxytone
propel v • propeller
propel v • propeller -pell-/-puls-]
propel v • propeller, mover
propel v • mover, propeller
propellant adj/n • propulsor
propeller n • propulsor
propeller (of aircraft or ship) n • helice
propeller (of ship, airplane etc.) n • helice (hé-)
propeller (of ship, airplane etc.) n • helice
propeller (that which propels) n • propulsor
propeller-shaft (of boat) n • arbore del helice
propeller-shaft (of car) n • arbore de transmission
propensity n • propension
propensity, natural inclination, bent n • propension
proper (- name) n • nomine proprie
proper (appropriate) adj • proprie
proper (correct) adj • correcte
proper, decent adj • conveniente
proper, decent, modest adj • honeste
proper (fit) adj • conveniente
proper (peculiar) adj • proprie
properly adv • correctemente, debitemente
properly adv • debitemente, correctemente
properly, duly adv • debitemente
property (1. thing or things owned; 2. piece of land or real estate; 3. quality proper to a thing) n • proprietate
property, estate n • terra
property (goods) n • benes
property (land) n • terra
property, possession n • ben
property (thing owned, attribute) n • proprietate
prophecy n • prophetia
prophecy, prophetic utterance n • prophetia (-ìa)
prophecy, prophetic utterance n • prophetia
prophesy, foretell v • prophetisar
prophesy v • prophetisar
prophet n • propheta
prophetess n • prophetessa
prophetic adj • prophetic
prophetic, fatidic adj • fatidic (-ìdic)
prophetic, fatidic adj • fatidic
prophetic, foreseeing adj • presage
prophetic utterance, prophecy n • prophetia
prophetic utterance, prophecy n • prophetia (-ìa)
prophylactic adj • prophylactic
prophylaxis n • prophylaxis
prophylaxis n • prophylaxis (-làx-)
propinquity n • propinquitate
propitiate v • propitiar
propitiation (1. appeasement; 2. atonement) n • propitiation
propitiator n • propitiator
propitiatory adj • propitiatori
propitiatory [Jewish Antiq] n • propitiatorio
propitiatory n • propitiatorio
propitious (1. favorable, advantageous; 2. favorably inclined) adj • propitie
proportion (as in proportion of wise to foolish) n • proportion
proportion (as in to proportion a penalty to an offense) v • proportionar
proportion n • proportion
proportion (out of -) adj • mal proportionate, disproportionate
proportion (out of -) adj • disproportionate, mal proportionate
proportion (the constituents of a compound) v • dosar
proportion v • dosar, proportionar
proportion v • proportionar, dosar
proportional adj • proportional
proportionalism n • proportionalismo
proportionate adj • proportionate pp of proportionar
proportionate v • proportionate
proposal (of marriage) n • offerta de maritage
proposal (suggestion) n • proposition, projecto
proposal (suggestion) n • projecto, proposition
propose (plan) v • proponer se (de)
propose (plan) v • proponer se
propose, suggest v • proponer -pon-/-posit-]
propose, suggest v • proponer
propose (suggest) v • proponer
proposer, propounder n • proponitor
proposition (1. proposal; 2. Logic]) n • proposition
proposition n • proposition, these
proposition n • these, proposition
propounder, proposer n • proponitor
proprietary (pertaining to a proprietor) adj • proprietari
proprietor n • proprietario
proprietor, owner n • proprietario
propriety (correctness of behavior) n • convenientia
propriety, decency, modesty n • honestitate
propriety, decency, modesty n • honestate
propriety n • convenientia
props n • accessorios
props (theatrical -) n • accessorios de theatro
propulsion (act of propelling) n • propulsion
propulsion n • propulsion
propylaeum [Arch] n • propyleo
propylaeum [Arch] n • propyleo (-éo)
prorogate, prorogue (postpone, adjourn) v • prorogar
prorogation n • prorogation
prorogue, prorogate (postpone, adjourn) v • prorogar
prosaic adj • prosaic (-àic)
prosaic adj • prosaic
prosaism n • prosaismo (-ìzmo)
prosaism n • prosaismo
proscenium [Theat] n • proscenio
proscribe (outlaw) v • proscriber -scrib-/-script-]
proscribe (outlaw) v • proscriber
proscriber n • proscriptor
proscription n • proscription
prose adj • prosaic
prose adj • prosaic (-àic)
prose n • prosa
prose, write prose v • prosar
prose writer n • prosator
prose writer n • prosaista (-ìsta)
prose writer n • prosaista
prosecute (follow up) v • prosequer
prosecute [Jur] v • processar
prosecute [Jur] v • processar (contra)
prosecution (the act) n • accusation
prosecution (the people) n • accusatores
prosecutor n • accusator
pro-Semite n • prosemita
pro-Semitic adj • prosemitic
pro-Semitism n • prosemitismo
prosodic, prosodical adj • prosodic
prosodist, prosodian n • prosodista
prosody n • prosodia
prosody n • prosodia (-ìa)
prosopo-, prosop- (face) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • prosopo
prosopopoeia [Rhet] n • prosopopeia
prosopopoeia [Rhet] n • prosopopeia (-péya)
prospect n • prospecto, perspectiva
prospect n • perspectiva, prospecto
prospect (outlook, vista, view) n • prospecto
prospect v • explorar
prospective adj • futur, eventual
prospective adj • eventual, futur
prospector n • explorator, cercator
prospector n • cercator, explorator
prospectus n • prospecto
prosper v • prosperar
prosperity, good fortune n • felicitate
prosperity n • prosperitate
prosperous (1. having success; 2. conducing to success) adj • prospere
prosperous adj • prospere
prostate (gland) Anat] n • prostata (prò-)
prostate (gland) Anat] n • prostata
prostate n • prostata
prosthesis (1. Gram]; 2. Surg]) n • prosthese
prosthesis (1. Gram]; 2. Surg]) n • prosthese (-òstese)
prosthesis [Surg] n • prothese
prosthesis [Surg] n • prothese (-òtese)
prostitute n • prostituta
prostitute n • meretrice
prostitute v • prostituer -stitu-/-stitut-]
prostitute v • prostituer
prostitution n • prostitution
prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion, etc) v • prosterner -stern-/-strat-]
prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion, etc) v • prosternar
prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion, etc) v • prosterner
prostrate (1. to throw prostrate; 2. to reduce to submission, exhaustion) v • prostrar
prostration (1. act of throwing prostrate; 2. complete exhaustion, dejection, etc) n • prostration
prostration (1. throwing prostrate; 2. complete exhaustion, defection, etc) n • prosternation
prostration n • prosternamento
protagonist n • protagonista
prote-, proteo- (protein) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • prote-
proteaction n • prolongation
protean, proteiform adj • proteiforme
protect v • proteger
protect v • proteger -teg-/-tect-]
protection n • protection
protection, safekeeping n • salveguarda
protectionism [Econ] n • protectionismo
protectionist [Econ] n • protectionista
protective adj • protective
protector, defender [Rom Hist] n • preside (pré-)
protector, defender [Rom Hist] n • preside
protector n • protector
protectorate (1. rank or office of a protector; 2. as in British protectorate) n • protectorato
protectorate n • protectorato
protectress n • protectrice
protege n • protege
protégé n • protégé F]
protégé n • protégé
proteic, protein, proteinaceous adj • proteic
proteic, protein, proteinaceous adj • proteic (-éic)
proteiform, protean adj • proteiforme
protein n • proteina (-ìna)
protein n • proteina
protein, proteinaceous, proteic adj • proteic (-éic)
protein, proteinaceous, proteic adj • proteic
proteinaceous, proteic, protein adj • proteic (-éic)
proteinaceous, proteic, protein adj • proteic
proteolysis n • proteolyse (-ò-)
proteolysis n • proteolyse
proteolytic adj • proteolytic
protest (1. as in to pay under protest; 2. Law]) n • protesto
protest (1. to assert, affirm; 2. to make a protest) v • protestar
protest n • protesto
protest n • reclamation
protest, remonstrate, expostulate v • remonstrar
protest (under -) v • facente objectiones, sub reserva
protest (under -) v • sub reserva, facente objectiones
protest v • protestar
protestant adj/n • protestante, evangelic, evangelico
protestant adj/n • evangelico, protestante, evangelic
protestant adj/n • evangelic, evangelico, protestante
Protestant [Eccl] adj • protestante
Protestant [Eccl] adj • protestante (ppr of protestar)
Protestant [Eccl] n • protestante
protestant (one who protests) n • protestante
Protestantism [Eccl] n • protestantismo
protestantism n • protestantismo
protestation (1. as in protestations of friendship; 2. protest) n • protestation
Proteus [Gr Mythol] n • Proteo
proto-, prot- (first) occurring in derivatives and compounds] adj • prot-
protocol n • protocollo
protocol protocollar v • protocollar
protocolist n • protocollista
protomartyr [Eccl] n • protomartyre
proton n • proton
protonotary (1. chief notary or clerk; 2. RCCh]) n • protonotario
protoplasm n • protoplasma
protoplasm n • protoplasma -ma/-mat-]
protoplasmatic adj • protoplasmatic
protoplasmic adj • protoplasmic
prototype n • prototypo (-òtipo)
prototype n • prototypo
prototype, prototypical adj • prototypic
protoxide [Chem] n • protoxydo (-òx)
protoxide [Chem] n • protoxydo
protozoon, protozoan [Zool] n • protozoon (-zò-) (pl protozoa) NL]
protozoon, protozoan [Zool] n • protozoon
protractor n • mesurator de angulos
protrude v • protruder
protrude v • salir foras
protrusion n • protrusion
protrusion n • protuberantia
protrusion n • saliente
protuberance n • protuberantia
proud adj • orgoliose
proud (feeling pride) adj • fer
proud (in a bad sense) adj • orgoliose
proud (in a good sense) adj • fer
provable adj • provabile
provable adj • probabile
prove (establish as true) v • provar
prove (establish as true) v • probar
proven adj • [competence, talent] probate, demonstrate; [method] probate, experimentate, verificate, examinate, cuje valor es confirmate, de confirmate valor.
provenance (provenience) n • provententia
provenience n • provententia
prover, tester n • probator
proverb, byword n • proverbio
proverb n • proverbio
proverbial adj • proverbial
provide, furnish, supply v • suppler
provide (to provide for a future contingency) v • provider
provide (to provide for a future contingency) v • provider -vid-/-vis-/-vist-]
provide (to provide what is needed) v • provider -vid-/-vis-/-vist-]
provide (to provide what is needed) v • provider
provide v • provider, fornir
provide v • fornir, provider
provide with, furnish v • munir
provided with money, pecunious (well-) adj • pecuniose
provided-that conj • a condition que
provide-for v • provider a
providence n • providentia
Providence n • providentia
provident (exercising foresight, making provision for the future) adj • providente
provident (exercising foresight, making provision for the future) adj • providente (ppr of provider)
providential adj • providential
provider (Internet Service -) n • Provisor de Servicios del Interrete
provider n • provisor
provider, supplier n • suppletor
provide-with v • provider de, guarnir de, munir de
provide-with v • guarnir de, munir de, provider de
provide-with v • munir de, provider de, guarnir de
province (as in province of Quebec) n • provincia
province n • provincia
provincial adj • provincial
provincial provincial adj • provincial
provincialism (1. provincial style, form of life, etc; 2. provincial turn of expression) n • provincialismo
provincially adv • provincialmente
provision (1. act of providing; 2. provisions, supply) n • provision
provision n • provision
provision v • victualiar
provision, victual v • victualiar
provisional adj • provisional
provisional, provisory adj • provisional
provisional, provisory adj • provisori
provisionally adv • provisionalmente
provisions n • victualia, provision
provisions n • provision, victualia
provisions, victuals n • victualia
proviso n • condition, stipulation
proviso n • stipulation, condition
provisory, provisional adj • provisional
provisory, provisional adj • provisori
provocation n • provocation
provocative adj • provocative
provocative, provoking adj • provocative
provoke (1. to induce, instigate; 2. to bring about, call forth; 3. to incense, irritate) v • provocar
provoke v • provocar
provoker n • provocator
provoking, provocative adj • provocative
prow, bow [Naut] n • proa
prow n • proa
prowess n • prodessa
prowl (on the -) n • in cerca de preda
prowl v • vagar in cerca de preda
prowler n • vagator furtive
proximity n • proximitate
proxy (agency of substitute) n • prucuration
proxy (person) n • procurator
prude adj • prude
prude n • prude F]
prude n • prude
prudence n • prudentia
prudent adj • prudente
prudential adj • prudential
prudery n • pruderie
prudery n • pruderie F]
prudish adj • prude
prudish adj • prude F]
pruinose, velvety [Bot] adj • pruinose
prune, lop, trim (trees or vines) v • putar
prune n • pruna sic
prune v • putar
prunella [Bot] n • prunella
pruniferous adj • prunifere
pruniform adj • pruniforme
pruning n • putatura
Prunus [Bot] n • prunus L]
Prunus [Bot] n • prunus
pruoent adj • prudente
prurience n • prurientia
prurient adj • pruriente
prurient adj • pruriente (ppr of prurir)
pruriginous adj • pruriginose
prurigo n • prurigine
prurigo n • prurigine (-ìgine)
pruritus, itch n • prurito
Prussia, Borussia n • Borussia
Prussia n • Prussia
Prussian (1. one of the Prussi; 2. inhabitant of the Prussian state; 3. Prussian language) n • prusso
Prussian adj • prussian
Prussian, Borussian (1. member of the Old Prussian people; 2. old Prussian language) (Old) n • borusso
Prussian, Borussian (Old) adj • borusse
Prussian n • prussiano
Prussianization n • prussianisation
Prussianize v • prussianisar
prussic [Chem] adj • prussic
pry, lever, crowbar n • vecte
pry v • mitter le naso (in un cosa)
pry v • mitter le naso
psalm n • psalmo
psalm, psalmic adj • psalmic
psalmist n • psalmista
psalmist, psalmodist n • psalmodo
psalmodic, psalmic adj • psalmodic
psalmodize v • psalmodiar
psalmody n • psalmodia
psalmody n • psalmodia (-ìa)
Psalter n • psalterio
psalterium [Anat] n • psalterio
psaltery [Mus] n • psalterio
-psest (rubbed, rubbed away) occurring in compounds] adj • psest-
pseudesthesia [Med] n • pseudesthesia
pseudesthesia [Med] n • pseudesthesia (-ìa)
pseudoclassic adj • pseudoclassic
pseudoclassicism n • pseudoclassicismo
pseudonym n • pseudonymo (-ònimo)
pseudonym n • pseudonymo
pseudonymity n • pseudonymitate
pseudonymous adj • pseudonyme (-ònime)
pseudonymous adj • pseudonyme
pseudopodium, pseudopod [Zool] n • pseudopodio
pseudoprophet n • pseudopropheta
pseudosymmetry [Mineral] n • pseudosymmetria
pseudosymmetry [Mineral] n • pseudosymmetria (-ìa)
psittacosis [Pathol] n • psittacosis
psittacosis [Pathol] n • psittacosis (-òsis)
psyche (soul, mind) n • psyche
psychedelic adj • psychedelic
psychiatric adj • psychiatric
psychiatrist n • psychiatro
psychiatry n • psychiatria
psychiatry n • psychiatria (-ìa)
psychic adj • psychic
psychic (of the psyche or mind) adj • psychic
psychoanalysis n • psychoanalyse (-nà-)
psychoanalysis n • psychoanalyse
psychoanalyst n • psychoanalysta
psychoanalytic adj • psychoanalytic
psychoanalyze v • psychoanalysar
psychological adj • psychologic
psychologically adv • psychologicamente
psychologist n • psychologo (-òlogo)
psychologist n • psychologo
psychology n • psychologia
psychology (science of psychology) n • psychologia
psychology (science of psychology) n • psychologia (-ìa)
psychometry [Psychol] n • psychometria (-ìa)
psychometry [Psychol] n • psychometria
psychopath (mentally deranged person) n • psychopathe (-ò-)
psychopath (mentally deranged person) n • psychopathe
psychopath n • psychopathe
psychopathic adj • psychopathic
psychopathic (pertaining to psychopathy) adj • psychopathic
psychopathologist n • psychopathologo (-òlogo)
psychopathologist n • psychopathologo
psychopathology n • psychopathologia (-ìa)
psychopathology n • psychopathologia
psychopathy [Pathol] n • psychopathia
psychopathy [Pathol] n • psychopathia (-ìa)
psychophysical adj • psychophysic
psychophysics n • psychophysica
psychophysiology n • psychophysiologia
psychophysiology n • psychophysiologia (-ìa)
psychosis [Pathol] n • psychose
psychosomatic adj • psychosomatic
psychotherapist n • psychotherapeuta
psychotherapy n • psychotherapia (-ìa)
psychotherapy n • psychotherapia
ptero-, pter- (feather, wing) occurring in compounds] n • ptero-
pterodactyl n • pterodactylo (-dàc-)
pterodactyl n • pterodactylo
Ptolemaic (1. as in Ptolemaic system; 2. of the Ptolemies) adj • ptolemaic
Ptolemaic (1. as in Ptolemaic system; 2. of the Ptolemies) adj • ptolemaic (-àic)
ptom- (corpse) occurring in derivatives] n • ptom-
ptomaine n • ptomaina
ptomaine n • ptomaina (-ìna)
pub n • taverna, pub
pub n • pub, taverna
pub-crawl v • tour del tavernas
puberty n • pubertate
pubescent, who has arrived at puberty adj • pubere
public (1. people; 2. audience) n • publico
public adj • public
public n • publico
public report, rumor n • fama
public speaker, orator n • orator
publican (keeper of tavern) n • tavernero
publican n • bib
publication (1. act of making public; 2. as in the publication of a book, etc; 2. something published) n • publication
publication n • publication
public-holiday n • feriate, die de festa
public-holiday n • die de festa, feriate
public-house n • pub
publicist, journalist n • publicista
publicity (1. quality or state of being public; 2. advertising) n • publicitate
publicity, advertising n • reclamo
publicity n • reclamo, publicitate
publicity n • publicitate, reclamo
publicize v • dar publicitate a
public-library n • bibliotheca municipal/public
publicly, in one's presence, openly adv • coram (cò-)
publicly, in one's presence, openly adv • coram
public-prosecutor n • procurator fiscal
public-relations n • servicio de relationes public
publish (1. to make public; 2. as in to publish abook) v • publicar
publish v • eder
publish v • editar, puhlicar
publish v • puhlicar, editar
publish v • editar
publish solemnly, proclaim v • denunciar
publishable adj • publicabile
publisher n • editor
publishing (- house) n • casa editorial
publishing (action of) n • edition
publishing n • edition
puce n • color de pulice
pudding n • pudding
pudding n • pudding A]
puddle n • cavo de aqua
puerile adj • pueril
puerility (1. childhood; 2. foolishness, immaturity; 3 . foolish act, statement, etc) n • puerilitate
puerperal adj • puerperal
puerperium (confinement, lying-in) n • puerperio
Puerto-Rico [Geog] n • Puerto Rico
puff (for face-powder) n • cossinetto de pulvere
puff (of air) n • sufflo
puff vi • sufflar
puff-pastry n • pasta exfoliate
puff-up v • inflar
pugilism n • pugilismo
pugilist, boxer n • pugile
pugilist, boxer n • boxator
pugilist n • pugilista
pugilistic adj • pugilistic
pugnacious adj • pugnace
pugnacity n • pugnacitate
pulicous, infested with fleas adj • pulicose
pull, draw, drag v • trainar
pull, draw, drag v • tirar
pull, draw v • traher
pull, draw v • traher trah-/tract-]
pull (draw) v • tirar, traher
pull (draw) v • traher, tirar
pull (drawing) n • tirada
pull (haul) v • trainar
pull (influence) n • influentia
pull [Print] v • tirar
pull out, evulse, tear out v • eveller
pull out, evulse, tear out v • eveller -vell-/-vuls-]
pull-apart v • separar
pull-apart v • arretrar se
pull-down v • dismontar
pulley n • polea (-éa)
pulley n • polea
pull-in (halt) v • arrestar (se)
pull-in (halt) v • arrestar
pull-in (of train) v • entrar in le station
pulling (act of) n • tirada
pulling, drawing (action of) n • tracto
pulling, drawing, dragging (act of) n • tiramento
Pullman [RR] n • pullman A]
Pullman [RR] n • pullman
pull-off v • eveller
pull-on v • vestir
pull-on v • vestir (le calceas)
pull-out (of train) v • sortir del station
pull-out (remove) v • tirar
pull-out (teeth) v • extraher
pull-over (cause to cover) v • tirar super
pullover n • pullover
pull-over (of vehicle) v • mover al latere del via
pull-together v • laborar insimul
pullulate (1. to sprout out, bud; 2. to swarm) v • pullular
pullulating, pullulation n • pullulation
pull-up (halt) v • arrestar
pull-up (halt) v • arrestar (se)
pull-up (raise) v • altiar, hissar
pull-up (raise) v • hissar, altiar
pull-up (weeds) v • extirpar
Pulmonaria [Bot] n • pulmonaria
pulmonary adj • pulmonar
pulmonate, pulmonated [Zool] adj • pulmonate
pulmoniferous, pulmonate adj • pulmonifere
pulp (1. as in pulp of a fruit; 2. Anat] (as in dental pulp; 3. as in wood pulp) n • pulpa
pulp n • Gen]
pulp (of fruit) n • carne
pulp v • reducer in pulpa
pulpit n • pulpito (pùl-)
pulpit n • pulpito
pulpit, rostrum n • cathedra (càt-)
pulpit, rostrum n • cathedra
pulpitis [Pathol] n • pulpitis
pulpitis [Pathol] n • pulpitis (-ìtis)
pulpous, pulpy adj • pulpose
pulpy, pulpous adj • pulpose
pulsate (beat, throb) v • pulsar
pulsate v • pulsar
pulsatile, pulsating adj • pulsatile
pulsating, pulsatile adj • pulsatile
pulsation n • pulsation
pulsator n • pulsator
pulse n • pulso
pulse (regular throbbing in the arteries) n • pulso
pulsimeter, pulsometer n • pulsometro (-òmetro)
pulsimeter, pulsometer n • pulsometro
pulsing, vibrating, throbbing adj • palpitante (ppr of palpitar)
pulsing, vibrating, throbbing adj • palpitante
pulsometer, pulsimeter n • pulsometro
pulsometer, pulsimeter n • pulsometro (-òmetro)
pulverizable adj • pulverisabile
pulverization n • pulverisation
pulverize v • pulverisar
pulverizer, spray, atomizer n • pulverisator
pulverulent, dusty, powdery adj • pulverulente
pulverulent (dusty, powdery) adj • pulverose, pulverulente
pulverulent (dusty, powdery) adj • pulverulente, pulverose
puma n • puma
pumice n • pumice
pump (as in suction pump) n • pumpa
pump (for dancing) n • scarpino
pump n • Mech]
pump (raise with a pump) v • pumpar
pump v • pumpar
pumping n • pumpage
pumpman n • pumpero
pump-up v • inflar
pun n • joco de parolas
pun v • facer un joco de parolas
punch (a hole) v • perforar
punch (blow) n • colpo de pugno
punch (die) n • punction
punch (drink) n • punch
punch (hit) v • dar un colpo de pugno
punch (the beverage punch) n • punch A]
punch (the beverage punch) n • punch
punchable, borable (that can be perforated) adj • perforabile
punch-ball n • ballon de exercitation
punch-drunk adj • esturdite (de colpos)
punch-drunk adj • esturdite
punctilio, nice point of honor n • punctilio
punctilious adj • punctiliose
punctilious, exact adj • punctual
punctiliousness, exactness n • punctualitate
punctual adj • punctual
punctual adj • punctual, exacte
punctual adj • exacte, punctual
punctuality n • punctualitate, exactitude
punctuality n • exactitude
punctuality n • exactitude, punctualitate
punctuality n • punctualitate
punctually adv • punctualmente, exactemente
punctually adv • exactemente, punctualmente
punctuate v • pumctuar
punctuate v • punctuar
punctuation n • punctuation
puncture (motoring) n • panna de pneu, ruptura de pneu
puncture (motoring) n • ruptura de pneu, panna de pneu
puncture, prick n • punctura
puncture (small hole) n • punctura
puncture v • puncturar
puncture vt • puncturar
pundit (hindu) n • pandit
pundit n • Fig]
pungency n • pungentia
pungent adj • pungente
Punic adj • punic
punish v • punir, castigar
punish v • punir
punish v • castigar, punir
punishability n • punibilitate
punishable adj • punibile
punished adj • punite (pp of punir)
punished adj • punite
punisher n • punitor
punishment n • punition, castigation
punishment n • punition
punishment n • supplicio
punishment n • castigation, punition
punishment, penalty n • pena
punitive adj • punitive
puny adj • debile
pupa [Zool] n • pupa
pupil (1. girl under the care of a guardian; 2. Anat]) n • pupilla
pupil [Anat] n • pupilla
pupil (scholar) n • scholar, pupillo
pupil (scholar) n • pupillo, scholar
pupil, ward (boy or child under the care of a guardian) n • pupillo
pupilage n • pupillage (-aje)
pupilage n • pupillage
pupillary (1. Law]; 2. Anat]) adj • pupillari
pupiparous [Zool] adj • pupipare
puppet, marionette n • marionette F]
puppet, marionette n • marionette
puppet n • marionette
puppeteer n • marionettista
puppet-show n • theatro de marionettes
puppy n • canino
purchase, buy v • emer
purchase, buy v • emer em-/empt-;-im-/-empt-]
purchase n • emption
purchase n • compra, emption
purchase n • emption, compra
purchase v • comprar, emer
purchase v • emer, comprar
purchaser (at an auction) n • adjudicatario
purchaser (buyer) n • emptor, acquirente, comprator
purchaser (buyer) n • acquirente, comprator, emptor
purchaser (buyer) n • comprator, emptor, acquirente
purchaser, highest bidder (at an auction) n • adjudicatario
purchaser n • mancipe
purchaser n • mancipe (màn-)
purchases n • acquisitiones, compras
purchases n • compras, acquisitiones
pure adj • pur, nitide
pure adj • pur
pure adj • nitide, pur
pure, neat, clear adj • nitide
purée n • purée F]
purée n • purée
pureness n • puressa
pureness, neatness, clearness n • nitiditate
purgation n • purgation
purgative adj • purgative
purgative n • purgativo
Purgatory n • purgatorio
purgatory n • purgatorio
purgatory, purifying adj • purgatori
purge n • purga
purge v • purificar, purgar
purge v • purgar, purificar
purge v • purgar
purification, cleansing n • mundification
purification n • appuramento
purification n • purification
purification, purifying (act of) n • lavamento
purification tank, defecator [Sugar Manuf] n • defecator
purificator n • purificator
purifier n • purificator
purify, cleanse v • mundificar
purify, lustrate v • lustrar
purify, make pure v • lavar
purify v • purificar
purifying, purgatory adj • purgatori
purifying, purification (act of) n • lavamento
purism n • purismo
purist n • purista
puritan adj • puritan
puritan n • puritano
Puritan n • puritano
puritan, puritanical adj • puritan
puritanical adj • puritan
Puritanism n • puritanismo
purity n • puritate
purl n • malia invertite
purloin v • fraudar, defraudar.
purple (1. Zool] (Purpura; 2. purple dye or color; 3. purple garment) n • purpura (pùr-)
purple (1. Zool] (Purpura; 2. purple dye or color; 3. purple garment) n • purpura
purple adj/n • purpura
purple (make or dye purple) v • purpurar
purple, purpurate adj • purpuree
purplish, purpurate adj • purpurin
purpose (1. aim; 2. subject under discussion) n • proposito (-pò-)
purpose (1. aim; 2. subject under discussion) n • proposito
purpose n • fin, intention, objecto
purpose n • intention, objecto, fin
purpose n • objecto, fin, intention
purpose (on -) adv • expresso, con intention
purpose (on -) adv • con intention, expresso
purpose v • proponer se
purposeful adj • tenace, resolute
purposeful adj • resolute, tenace
purposely adv • expresso, con intention
purposely adv • con intention, expresso
purpura [Pathol] n • purpura (pùr-)
purpura [Pathol] n • purpura
purpurate [Chem] n • purpurato
purpurate, purple adj • purpuree
purpurate, purplish adj • purpurin
purpurin [Chem] n • purpurina
purr n • ronron
purr v • ronronar
purse (bag, receptacle, etc, for money) n • portamoneta
purse (change purse) n • bursa
purse n • bursa, portamoneta
purse n • portamoneta, bursa
purse maker n • bursero
pursue (carry on) v • prosequer -sequ-/-secut-]
pursue (carry on) v • continuar, prosequer
pursue (carry on) v • prosequer, continuar
pursue (carry on) v • prosequer
pursue (chase) v • persequer
pursue (follow after, chase) v • persequer -sequ-/-secut-]
pursue (follow after, chase) v • persequer
pursue (hunt) v • chassar
pursuer adj • persequente
pursuit (action of carrying on) n • prosecution
pursuit (action of following after or chasing) n • persecution
pursuit (carrying on) n • continuation, prosecution
pursuit (carrying on) n • prosecution, continuation
pursuit (chase) n • persecution
purulence n • purulentia
purulent adj • purulente
pus n • pure
pus [Pathol] n • pus
pus [Pathol] n • pure
push (as in to give someone a push) n • pulsata
push n • pulsata
push v • pulsar
push-back v • repulsar
pushchair n • cochietto de infante
push-down v • deprimer, pulsar a basso
push-down v • pulsar a basso, deprimer
push-in vi • entrar a fortia
push-in vt • introducer a fortia
push-off (a boat) v • pulsar (un barca in le aqua)
push-off (a boat) v • pulsar
push-off (go) v • partir
push-on (facer) v • avantiar
push-out v • expeller
push-through v • tractar con expedition
pusillanimity n • pusillanimitate
pusillanimous adj • pusillanime
pusillanimous adj • pusillanime (-ànime)
pussy (coward) n • coardo
pussy (kitty cat) n • catta, catto
pussy (kitty cat) n • catto, catta
pussy [Slang] n • vagina
pustulate (form pustules) v • pustular
pustulate, pustulous adj • pustulate
pustule [Pathol] n • pustula (pùs-)
pustule [Pathol] n • pustula
pustule, pimple n • button
pustulous adj • pustulose
put, place, lay v • poner pon-/posit-/post-]
put, place, lay v • poner
put v • poner, placiar
put v • placiar, poner
put a bridle on, bridle v • bridar
put a harness on, harness (a horse) v • harnesar
put back, restore v • remitter -mitt-/-miss-]
put back, restore v • remitter
put food into mouth (also: words) v • imbuccar
put hind side foremost, reverse v • preposterar
put in a cradle v • incunar
put in a niche, niche v • nichar (-sh-)
put in a niche, niche v • nichar
put in a pocket, pocket v • intascar
put in order, arrange v • struer stru-/struct-]
put in order, arrange v • ordinar
put in order, arrange v • struer
put in order again v • reordinar
put in pawn, pawn v • pignorar
put into position, emplace v • implaciar
put on (a garment) v • vestir
put on the brakes, brake v • frenar
put on the right road v • incamminar
put on the stage, stage v • inscenar
put one's signature to, sign v • firmar
put out of joint, dislocate v • dislocar
put out of order, upset v • disregular
put shoes on (also: boots, stockings on someone's feet) v • calcear
put to death, execute v • suppliciar
put to shame, shame v • avergoniar
put to sleep v • addormir
put to sleep v • sopir
put to the test, try v • experir -per-/-pert-]
put to the test, try v • experir
put to torture, torture v • torturar
put to torture, torture v • tormentar
put under an illusion, deceive v • illuder -lud-/-lus-]
put under an illusion, deceive v • illuder
put under illegal restraint, confine illegally v • sequestrar
putative adj • putative
put-back v • remitter (in su posto)
put-back v • remitter
put-down (a revolt) v • supprimer
put-down (confuse) v • disconcertar, humiliar
put-down (confuse) v • humiliar, disconcertar
put-down (replace) v • posar, deponer
put-down (replace) v • deponer, posar
puteal, well curb n • puteal
put-forward (advance) v • avantiar
put-forward (suggest) v • proponer
put-in v • introducer
put-off (delay) v • differer
put-off (disgust) v • disgustar
put-off (dissuade) v • discoragiar, dissuader
put-off (dissuade) v • dissuader, discoragiar
put-on (a garment) v • vestir
put-on (a play) v • montar, representar
put-on (a play) v • representar, montar
put-on (turn on) v • accender
put-out (a fire) v • extinguer
put-out (confuse) v • disconcertar
put-out (expel) v • expeller
put-out (hands) v • extender
put-out (incommodate) v • incommodar
put-out (kick out) v • mitter al porta
put-out (sexually) v • coopera con actos sexual
putrefaction n • putrefaction
putrefactive adj • putrefactive
putrefy (cause to rot) v • putrefacer -fac-/-fact-]
putrefy (cause to rot) v • putrefacer
putrescence n • putrescentia
putrescent adj • putrescente
putrescent adj • putrescente (ppr of putrescer)
putrescible adj • putrescibile
putrid adj • putride
putrid, carrion adj • caroniose
putridity n • putriditate
putsch n • putsch
putsch n • putsch G]
put-through (telephone call) v • passar
putting food in mouth (act of putting food, also: words into someone's mouth) n • imbuccamento
put-to-use v • utilisar, applicar
put-to-use v • applicar, utilisar
putty, cement v • masticar
putty n • mastico
putty v • tappar con le mastico
putty v • fixar
put-under v • poner sub
put-up (- up with) v • tolerar, supportar
put-up (- up with) v • supportar, tolerar
put-up (a building) v • construer
put-up (lodge) v • allogiar
put-up (prices) v • augmentar construer
puzzle n • enigma, problema
puzzle n • problema, enigma
puzzle v • intrigar, confunder
puzzle v • confunder, intrigar
puzzled adj • perplexe
puzzling adj • enigmatic
pygmy n • pygmeo
pyjamas n • pajama
pyl- (gate) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • pyl-
pylon [Arch] n • pylon
pylon n • pylon
pyloric adj • pyloric
pylorus [Anat] n • pyloro
pyr-, pyro- (fire) occurring in derivatives and compounds] n • pyr-
pyramid [Arch, Geom, etc] n • pyramide
pyramid [Arch, Geom, etc] n • pyramide (-rà-)
pyramid (build or heap up in the shape of apyramid) v • pyramidar
pyramid n • pyramide
pyramidal adj • pyramidal
pyre n • pyra
Pyrene [Gr Mythol] n • Pyrene
Pyrenean adj • pyrenee
Pyrenean adj • pyrenee (-ée)
Pyrenees [Geog] n • Pyreneos
pyrex n • vitro refrac
pyridine [Chem] n • pyridina
pyrite, iron pyrites, fool's gold [Mineral] n • pyrite
pyritous adj • pyritose
pyrolater, fire worshiper n • pyrolatra (-ò-)
pyrolater, fire worshiper n • pyrolatra
pyrolatry, fire worship n • pyrolatria (-ìa)
pyrolatry, fire worship n • pyrolatria
pyroligneous adj • pyrolignose
pyromania n • pyromania
pyromania n • pyromania (-ìa)
pyromaniac n • pyromano
pyromaniac n • pyromano (-rò-)
pyromaniacal adj • pyromane
pyrometer n • pyrometro (-ò-)
pyrometer n • pyrometro
pyrometric adj • pyrometric
pyrophorous [Chem] adj • pyrophore
pyrophosphoric [Chem] adj • pyrophosphoric
pyrotechnical adj • pyrotechnic
pyrotechnics n • pyrotechnica
pyrotechnist n • pyrotechnico
pyroxene [Mineral] n • pyroxeno
pyroxene [Mineral] n • pyroxeno (-ròx-)
pyroxyle, pyroxylin [Chem] n • pyroxylo
pyroxylin [Chem] n • pyroxylina
pyroxylin, pyroxyle [Chem] n • pyroxylo
Pythagoras [Gr Philos] n • Pythagoras
Pythagoras [Gr Philos] n • Pythagoras (-tà-)
Pythagorean n • pythagorista
Pythagorean, Pythagoric adj • pythagoric
Pythagoreanism n • pythagorismo
Pythia n • pythia
Pythian adj • pythic
Pythian adj • pythie
Pytho (Delphi) Gr Antiq] n • Pytho
Python [Gr Mythol] n • Python
python n • python
pyx [Eccl] n • pyxide (pìx-)
pyx [Eccl] n • pyxide
pyxis, pyxidium [Bot] n • pyxide (pìx-)
pyxis, pyxidium [Bot] n • pyxide