Spanish words #1501 - 1600 by frequency
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#1501bajarto go down, come down#1502nerviosonerve#1503vengoI avenge (present form of vengar)#1504inspectorinspector#1505sirvehe/she/it accomodates (present form of servir)#1506puertasplural of puerta (gate)#1507fuerzasplural of fuerza (force)#1508playabeach#1509cantarto sing#1510velocidadspeed#1511totaltotal, complete, outright#1512cabellohair (mass of hairs)#1513suficientementesufficiently#1514huellasplural of huella (footprint)#1515debíI should (preterite form of deber)#1516unidadunit (object, military, or measure)#1517cuchilloknife#1518oiganhey, listen, excuse me (said as a request for a group's attention)#1519quienesplural of quien (who)#1520ganabest translated with to feel like, to want#1521tonteríasplural of tontería (foolishness)#1522emergenciaemergency#1523perfectafeminine singular of perfecto (perfect)#1524hableI speak (present form of hablar)#1525gustabaI please (imperfect form of gustar)#1526lugaresplural of lugar (inducement)#1527roborobbery, theft#1528permitehe/she/it accords (present form of permitir)#1529parquepark#1530rotobroken#1531serieseries (a number of things that follow one another)#1532puseI put (preterite form of poner)#1533nuevasfeminine plural of nuevo (new)#1534evidenciaevidence#1535estúpidafeminine singular of estúpido (stupid)#1536preocupeI agitate (present form of preocupar)#1537perdoneI forgive (present form of perdonar)#1538botellabottle#1539vientowind (movement of air)#1540mandocommand#1541extrañafemale equivalent of extraño (bizarre)#1542historiasplural of historia (story)#1543aquellafeminine singular of aquel (that)#1544tenéisyou all have (present form of tener)#1545solosmasculine plural of solo (exclusively)#1546apoyosupport#1547balabullet#1548verdaderafeminine singular of verdadero (true)#1549tirothrow (the act of throwing something)#1550épocaepoch, era, age, time, day#1551puentebridge (construction spanning a waterway, ravine, or valley from an elevated height)#1552distanciadistance#1553deseahe/she/it aches (present form of desear)#1554pelearto fight (to contend in physical conflict)#1555piernaleg (lower limb of a human)#1556echarto throw, toss, cast, jettison (to release an object from one's grasp so that it moves through the air)#1557descansorest, break#1558américaAmerica#1559áreaarea (a particular geographic region)#1560orgullosoproud#1561datosplural of dato (data)#1562espectáculoshow, performance (play, dance, some act or series of acts of public entertainment, often live)#1563subehe/she/it ascends (present form of subir)#1564dejasteyou leave (preterite form of dejar)#1565acabasyou finish (present form of acabar)#1566veráhe/she/it will see (future form of ver)#1567magiamagic#1568nacionalnational, nationwide (of or relating to a nation)#1569universouniverse#1570llevabaI carry (imperfect form of llevar)#1571necesitarto need#1572nariznose (a protuberance on the face housing the nostrils, which are used to breathe or smell)#1573aquellosalternative spelling of aquéllos; those ones (over there; implying some distance). The unaccented form can function as a pronoun if it can be unambiguously deduced as such from context#1574clasesplural of clase (class)#1575casasplural of casa (house)#1576vergüenzashame#1577estaránthey will be (future form of estar)#1578monstruomonster, beast, behemoth#1579princesaprincess#1580autobúsbus, coach#1581cuidarto look after, take care of (e.g. a house, a person)#1582huevosplural of huevo (egg)#1583pocosmasculine plural of poco (a little)#1584podrásyou was/were able to (future form of poder)#1585enfermafeminine singular of enfermo (patient)#1586paseowalk, stroll#1587detallesplural of detalle (detail)#1588llamadasfeminine plural of llamado#1589bellezabeauty (the quality of being beautiful)#1590abiertoopen, unlocked (not closed, accessible)#1591viviendo-ing form of vivir: live#1592envióhe/she/it dispatch (preterite form of enviar)#1593puntosplural of punto (dot)#1594ministrominister#1595conducirto drive; to conduct#1596aceptarto accept, to take up, to take up on#1597borrachodrunk, inebriated#1598animalanimal#1599caballosplural of caballo (horse)#1600trajohe/she/it bring (preterite form of traer)