Spanish words #1101 - 1200 by frequency
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#1101planetaplanet#1102vermeworm#1103respectorespect, regard, connection, relation, relationship#1104regresoreturn#1105debidoowed#1106seréI will be (future form of ser)#1107teníanthey had (imperfect form of tener)#1108leerto read#1109pararto stop, halt#1110llenofull#1111dejéI leave (preterite form of dejar)#1112respetorespect#1113debajounderneath#1114escribirto write (to form letters, words or symbols on a surface in order to communicate)#1115estaciónstation#1116pidióhe/she/it ask for (preterite form of pedir)#1117altacertificate of discharge (from a hospital)#1118pistatrack, course, trail#1119estrellastar (celestial body)#1120enfermosick, ill#1121dueleI dollar (present form of dolar)#1122sueñosplural of sueño (sleep)#1123veremoswe will see (future form of ver)#1124milesthousands#1125órdenesplural of orden (order)#1126ocupadooccupied#1127siguesyou continue (present form of seguir)#1128correhe/she/it runs (present form of correr)#1129podidopast participle of poder: can; be able to#1130dejes(that) you leave, let (present subjunctive of dejar)#1131nivellevel, tier, height (distance relative to a given reference elevation)#1132habéisyou all have (present form of haber)#1133experienciaexperience#1134salidaexit, way out#1135confiarto reassure#1136necesitabaI need (imperfect form of necesitar)#1137hermanosplural of hermano (“brothers, siblings”) (brother)#1138zapatosplural of zapato (shoe)#1139colorcolor / colour, hue#1140vistazolook, glance#1141nenafemale equivalent of nene: baby girl (baby)#1142tratarto treat (to handle, behave toward in a specific way)#1143parecerto seem, to see fit#1144juezjudge#1145próximonear#1146pacientepatient#1147hayas(that) you have (present subjunctive of haber)#1148bolsabag#1149arteart#1150jugando-ing form of jugar: play#1151llevasyou carry (present form of llevar)#1152alegrahe/she/it cheers (present form of alegrar)#1153bailarto dance#1154diablodevil#1155oíI hear (preterite form of oír)#1156sepadunno, who knows#1157estarásyou will be (future form of estar)#1158sursouth#1159bandaband (musical group)#1160aprenderto learn (to acquire, or attempt to acquire knowledge or an ability to do something)#1161precioprice#1162completofull, complete#1163santoholy, godly#1164culpableguilty, culpable#1165ganasdesire, urge (plural of gana); you win, you earn (present form of ganar)#1166tuvimoswe had (preterite form of tener)#1167volvióhe/she/it return (preterite form of volver)#1168librosplural of libro (book)#1169ojoeye#1170seránthey will be (future form of ser)#1171cielosheavens!#1172matadoloser, idler, poor thing#1173azulblue#1174diferentesplural of diferente (different)#1175comandantecommander#1176acciónaction, act, deed (something done)#1177reglasplural of regla (regulation)#1178obrawork (usually literary or artistic)#1179esperanzahope, hopefulness#1180cuestiónmatter, question, issue#1181molestafeminine singular of molesto (annoying)#1182teniendo-ing form of tener: have#1183informereport#1184ríoriver; also: I laugh (present form of reír)#1185bienvenidowelcome#1186abrirto open, open up#1187tocarto touch#1188contarto count; to tally#1189sigoI continue (present form of seguir)#1190interiorinner, interior#1191apartamentoflat, apartment#1192veaI see (present form of ver)#1193estadosplural of estado (state)#1194estáisyou (plural, Spain) are (present form of estar)#1195preocupahe/she/it agitates (present form of preocupar)#1196tomóhe/she/it take (preterite form of tomar)#1197principalmain, most important#1198empiezahe/she/it begins (present form of empezar)#1199empezóhe/she/it begin (preterite form of empezar)#1200vayanthey go (present form of ir)