Spanish words: a la legua to a quo

Spanish words a la legua to a quo

1. a la legua adverb /a la ˈleɡwa/: from afar; from way off; from a mile away
2. a la letra adverb /a la ˈletɾa/: to the letter
3. a la ligera adverb /a la liˈxeɾa/: light (with limited weight, or material)
4. a la llama adverb /a la ˈʝama/: right away; immediately
5. a la luna de Paita phrase [a la ˈluna ð̞e ˈpajt̪a]
6. a la luz de preposition /a la ˈluθ de/: in light of
7. a la luz del día adverb /a la ˌluθ del ˈdia/: alternative form of a plena luz del día
8. a la machimberra phrase [a la mat͡ʃĩmˈbera]
9. a la mano adverb, phrase /a la ˈmano/: to hand; within reach
10. a la mano de Dios phrase [a la ˈmano ð̞e ˈð̞jos]
11. a la marinesca phrase [a la maɾiˈneska]
12. a la medida adjective /a la meˈdida/: alternative form of a medida
13. a la mejor adverb /a la meˈxoɾ/: alternative form of a lo mejor
14. a la menuda adverb /a la meˈnuda/: synonym of por menudo
15. a la mierda interjection, phrase /a la ˈmjeɾda/: screw this; to hell with...
16. a la moda adjective /a la ˈmoda/: fashionable, a la mode, in
17. a la moderna adverb /a la moˈdeɾna/: in a modern way
18. a la moza y a la parra, alzallas la falda proverb [a la ˈmosa i a la ˈpara | alˈsaʝas la ˈfal̪d̪a]
19. a la muda adverb /a la ˈmuda/: in silence
20. a la par adverb, phrase /a la ˈpaɾ/: equally; as well; on par
21. a la pata coja adverb, phrase /a la ˌpata ˈkoxa/: (hopping) on one leg; one-leggedly
22. a la pata la llana adjective /a la ˌpata la ˈʝana/: plain
23. a la paz de Dios phrase /a la ˌpaθ de ˈdjos/: peace be with you
24. a la perfección adverb /a la peɾfeɡˈθjon/: to perfection
25. a la plancha adjective, adverb /a la ˈplant͡ʃa/: grilled
26. a la porra adverb, phrase /a la ˈpora/: to hell with; fuck
27. a la postre adverb, phrase /a la ˈpostɾe/: in the end; at the end of the day
28. a la primera de cambio adverb /a la pɾiˌmeɾa de ˈkambjo/: alternative form of a las primeras de cambio
29. a la Príncipe de Nápoles phrase [a la ˈpɾĩnsipe ð̞e ˈnapoles]
30. a la puta calle interjection /a la ˌputa ˈkaʝe/: out! (strong, impolite demand for someone to leave)
31. a la rasa adverb /a la ˈrasa/: synonym of al raso
32. a la rastra adverb /a la ˈrastɾa/: dragging one's feet; against one's will
33. a la redonda adverb /a la reˈdonda/: around
34. a la remanguillé phrase, prepositional phrase /a la remanɡiˈʝe/: haphazardly
35. a la renta adverb /a la ˈrenta/: rented; in a rental, for rent
36. a la romana adverb, phrase /a la roˈmana/: cooked by dredging in flour and egg and then frying
37. a la sanfasón phrase [a la sãɱfaˈsõn]
38. a la sazón adverb, phrase /a la saˈθon/: at that time; back then
39. a la serena adverb /a la seˈɾena/: under the stars
40. a la sirga phrase [a la ˈsiɾɣ̞a]
41. a la sombra adverb, phrase /a la ˈsombɾa/: behind bars
42. a la sordina adverb, phrase /a la soɾˈdina/: on the hush-hush
43. a la tercera va la vencida phrase, proverb /a la teɾˌθeɾa ˌba la benˈθida/: third time is the charm
44. a la última adverb /a la ˈultima/: following the latest trend; up to date (with fashion)
45. a la vejez, viruelas proverb /a la beˌxeθ | biˈɾwelas/: used to criticize someone for behaving like someone younger than they are.
46. a la ventura adverb /a la benˈtuɾa/: down to luck
47. a la vera phrase, preposition /a la ˈbeɾa/: beside; next (to)
48. a la verga phrase /a la ˈbeɾɡa/: damn, wow, holy shit
49. a la vez adverb, phrase /a la ˈbeθ/: at once; at a time, at the same time
50. a la vieja usanza adjective, adverb /a la ˌbjexa uˈsanθa/: old school
51. a la vista adverb /a la ˈbista/: in sight
52. a la vista de preposition /a la ˈbista de/: in light of
53. a la vóngole phrase [a la ˈβ̞õŋgole]
54. a la vuelta de la esquina adjective /a la ˌbwelta de la esˈkina/: around the corner
55. a la zaga adverb /a la ˈθaɡa/: lagging behind
56. a la zumba marumba adverb, phrase /a la ˌθumba maˈɾumba/: without thinking or planning; in a hurry; haphazardly
57. a lápiz phrase [a ˈlapis]
58. a largas jornadas phrase [a ˈlaɾɣ̞as xoɾˈnað̞as]
59. a largas marchas adverb /a ˌlaɾɡas ˈmaɾt͡ʃas/: on the double (fast)
60. a largo andar adverb /a ˌlaɾɡo anˈdaɾ/: in the long run
61. a largo plazo adverb /a ˌlaɾɡo ˈplaθo/: long-term, in the long run
62. a largo tiempo adverb /a ˌlaɾɡo ˈtjempo/: in the long run
63. a las apuradas adverb /a las apuˈɾadas/: in a rush
64. a las armas phrase /a las ˈaɾmas/: to arms!
65. a las bravas adverb /a las ˈbɾabas/: recklessly
66. a las claras adverb /a las ˈklaɾas/: clearly
67. a las duras y a las maduras adverb /a las ˌduɾas i a las maˈduɾas/: for better or for worse
68. a las justas prepositional phrase /a las ˈxustas/: barely, hardly, scarcely, by the skin of one's teeth
69. a las maravillas adverb /a las maɾaˈbiʝas/: marvelously, swimmingly
70. a las mil maravillas adverb /a las ˌmil maɾaˈbiʝas/: alternative form of a las maravillas
71. a las millas adverb /a las ˈmiʝas/: fast, speedily
72. a las primeras adverb /a las pɾiˈmeɾas/: synonym of a las primeras de cambio
73. a las primeras de cambio adverb /a las pɾiˌmeɾas de ˈkambjo/: at the drop of a hat, at a moment's notice, in a heartbeat, all of a sudden
74. a las puertas de la muerte adverb /a las ˌpweɾtas de la ˈmweɾte/: at death's door
75. a las quinientas adverb /a las kiˈnjentas/: occasionally; every now and then
76. a las tres relentadas, la lluvia no falta proverb [a las ˈt̪ɾes relẽn̪ˈt̪að̞as | la ˈʝuβ̞ja ˈno ˈfal̪t̪a]
77. a las tres va la vencida phrase, proverb /a las ˌtɾes ˌba la benˈθida/: alternative form of a la tercera va la vencida (“third time's a charm”)
78. a látere phrase [a ˈlat̪eɾe]
79. a libro abierto phrase [a ˈliβ̞ɾo aˈβ̞jeɾt̪o]
80. a llorar a la FIFA phrase [a ʝoˈɾaɾ a la ˈfifa]
81. a llorar a la llorería interjection, phrase /a ʝoˌɾaɾ a la ʝoɾeˈɾia/: cry me a river
82. a llorar a otra parte phrase [a ʝoˈɾaɾ a ˈot̪ɾa ˈpaɾt̪e]
83. a llorar a otro lado phrase [a ʝoˈɾaɾ a ˈot̪ɾo ˈlað̞o]
84. a lo preposition /a lo/: a la
85. a lo arrecho phrase [a lo aˈret͡ʃo]
86. a lo bestia adverb, phrase /a lo ˈbestja/: to the full; hard; like crazy
87. a lo bóbilis, bóbilis adverb /a lo ˌbobilis | ˈbobilis/: synonym of de bóbilis, bóbilis
88. a lo bobo adverb /a lo ˈbobo/: without a care in the world
89. a lo bonzo adverb /a lo ˈbonθo/: by self-immolation
90. a lo bruto adverb, phrase /a lo ˈbɾuto/: roughly; at a rough guess
91. a lo grande adverb, phrase /a lo ˈɡɾande/: in style, with a bang, in a big way
92. a lo hecho, pecho phrase /a lo ˌet͡ʃo | ˈpet͡ʃo/: what's done is done
93. a lo largo adverb /a lo ˈlaɾɡo/: lengthwise (in the long direction)
94. a lo largo de preposition /a lo ˈlaɾɡo de/: during, throughout
95. a lo lejos adverb /a lo ˈlexos/: far away; yonder
96. a lo loco adverb, phrase /a lo ˈloko/: without thinking, in a hurry
97. a lo más largo adverb /a lo ˌmas ˈlaɾɡo/: at most
98. a lo más tardar adverb: alternative form of a más tardar
99. a lo mejor adverb, phrase /a lo meˈxoɾ/: maybe, perhaps
100. a lo menos adverb: alternative form of al menos
101. a lo moderno adverb /a lo moˈdeɾno/: in a modern way
102. a lo natural adjective, adverb /a lo natuˈɾal/: natural
103. a lo perro phrase [a lo ˈpero]
104. a lo pobre phrase, prepositional phrase /a lo ˈpobɾe/: served with fried eggs and French fries
105. a lo que iba phrase /a lo ke ˈiba/: as I was saying
106. a lo que íbamos phrase [a lo ke ˈiβ̞amos]
107. a lo que te truje, Chencha phrase [a lo ke t̪e ˈt̪ɾuxe | ˈt͡ʃẽnʲt͡ʃa]
108. a lo random adverb /a lo ˈrandom/: randomly
109. a lo sumo adverb /a lo ˈsumo/: at most, at best
110. a lo vivo adverb /a lo ˈbibo/: in a lively way
111. a lo zorro adverb /a lo ˈθoro/: on the sly
112. a lomos adverb /a ˈlomos/: on someone's back
113. a lomos de preposition /a ˈlomos de/: on the back of
114. a los coñazos phrase [a los koˈɲasos]
115. a los cuatro vientos adverb /a los ˌkwatɾo ˈbjentos/: from the rooftops
116. a los pedos phrase [a los ˈpeð̞os]
117. a los postres adverb /a los ˈpostɾes/: synonym of a la postre
118. a los rajes phrase [a los ˈraxes]
119. a los tumbos adverb, phrase /a los ˈtumbos/: haphazardly
120. a. m. abbreviation, adverb /ˌa ˈeme/: a.m.
121. a machamartillo adjective, adverb /a mat͡ʃamaɾˈtiʝo/: staunch; strict
122. a mal tiempo buena cara phrase /a ˌmal ˌtjempo ˌbwena ˈkaɾa/: alternative spelling of al mal tiempo buena cara
123. a malas adverb /a ˈmalas/: on bad terms
124. a malas penas adverb /a ˌmalas ˈpenas/: dated form of a duras penas
125. a maltraer phrase [a mal̪t̪ɾaˈeɾ]
126. a man salva phrase [a ˈmãn ˈsalβ̞a]
127. a mandar phrase /a manˈdaɾ/: awaiting your orders; at your service
128. a mandíbula batiente adverb /a manˌdibula baˈtjente/: one's head off
129. a manera de preposition /a maˈneɾa de/: by means of, by way of
130. a mano adjective, adverb, phrase /a ˈmano/: even; equal with another
131. a mano abierta phrase [a ˈmano aˈβ̞jeɾt̪a]
132. a mano airada phrase [a ˈmano ajˈɾað̞a]
133. a mano alzada adverb, phrase /a ˌmano alˈθada/: freehand
134. a mano armada adverb, phrase /a ˌmano aɾˈmada/: armed
135. a mano limpia adverb, phrase /a ˌmano ˈlimpja/: barehandedly (without a weapon)
136. a mano salva phrase [a ˈmano ˈsalβ̞a]
137. a manos abiertas phrase [a ˈmanos aˈβ̞jeɾt̪as]
138. a manos llenas adverb, phrase /a ˌmanos ˈʝenas/: generously; copiously
139. a mansalva adverb, phrase /a manˈsalba/: in spades, in droves, loads, heaps
140. a manta adverb, phrase /a ˈmanta/: by the ton; galore
141. a maravilla adverb /a maɾaˈbiʝa/: marvellously; wonderfully; like a dream
142. a marchas forzadas adverb /a ˌmaɾt͡ʃas foɾˈθadas/: against the clock; as quickly as possible
143. a mares adverb, phrase /a ˈmaɾes/: In great quantity
144. a más no poder adverb, phrase /a ˌmas ˌno poˈdeɾ/: alternative form of hasta más no poder
145. a más tardar adverb /a ˌmas taɾˈdaɾ/: at the latest, not later than, no later than, at the longest (when talking about a date in the past or future)
146. a más ver phrase [a ˈmas ˈβ̞eɾ]
147. a mata caballo phrase [a ˈmat̪a kaˈβ̞aʝo]
148. a matacaballo adverb, phrase /a ˌmatakaˈbaʝo/: like a bat out of hell
149. a matar adverb /a maˈtaɾ/: at each other's throats
150. a mayor abondamiento phrase [a maˈʝoɾ aβ̞õn̪d̪aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
151. a mayor abundamiento adverb, phrase [a maˈʝoɾ aβ̞ũn̪d̪aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]: synonym of además
152. a mayores phrase [a maˈʝoɾes]
153. a media asta adverb /a ˌmedja ˈasta/: at half-mast
154. a media ración adverb /a ˌmedja raˈθjon/: on limited rations
155. a media vista phrase [a ˈmeð̞ja ˈβ̞ist̪a]
156. a media voz adverb, phrase /a ˌmedja ˈboθ/: under one's breath, quietly
157. a mediación adverb /a medjaˈθjon/: halfway; at the midpoint
158. a mediados adverb /a meˈdjados/: mid
159. a medias adverb /a ˈmedjas/: somewhat but not fully
160. a medias tintas phrase [a ˈmeð̞jas ˈt̪ĩn̪t̪as]
161. a medida adjective /a meˈdida/: custom-made, tailor-made, custom-built, bespoke
162. a medida que conjunction /a meˈdida ke/: as (progressively)
163. a medio adverb [a ˈmeð̞jo]
164. a medio camino adverb /a ˌmedjo kaˈmino/: halfway
165. a medio gas adverb /a ˌmedjo ˈɡas/: at a leisurely pace; not at full speed
166. a medio hacer adjective, adverb /a ˌmedjo aˈθeɾ/: half-done
167. a medio morir saltando phrase [a ˈmeð̞jo moˈɾiɾ sal̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
168. a medio plazo adjective, adverb /a ˌmedjo ˈplaθo/: medium-term (Between short-term and long-term)
169. a menos que conjunction /a ˈmenos ke/: unless
170. a menudo adverb /a meˈnudo/: often, oftentimes (habitually)
171. a merced de phrase, preposition /a meɾˈθed de/: at the mercy of
172. a mi parecer adverb /a mi paɾeˈθeɾ/: in my opinion
173. a mí qué phrase /a ˌmi ˈke/: so what, what do I care
174. ¿a mí, que las vendo? phrase [a ˈmi | ke las ˈβ̞ẽn̪d̪o]
175. a mí qué me importa phrase /a ˌmi ˌke me imˈpoɾta/: alternative form of a mí qué
176. a mí que me registren phrase /a ˌmi ke me reˈxistɾen/: search me!
177. a mil por hora adverb /a ˌmil poɾ ˈoɾa/: a mile a minute, quick as a flash
178. a millón phrase [a miˈʝõn]
179. a mis anchos adverb: disused form of a mis anchas
180. a modo de conjunction /a ˈmodo de/: as, by way of
181. a montones adverb /a monˈtones/: a dime a dozen, galore, by the bushel
182. a mucha hambre no hay pan duro proverb /a ˌmut͡ʃa ˌambɾe ˌno ˌai ˌpan ˈduɾo/: beggars can't be choosers
183. a mucho llover, esperar, que de fijo ha de escampar proverb [a ˈmut͡ʃo ʝoˈβ̞eɾ | espeˈɾaɾ | ke ð̞e ˈfixo ˈa ð̞e eskãmˈpaɾ]
184. a muerte adverb /a ˈmweɾte/: to death
185. a muerte o a vida phrase [a ˈmweɾt̪e o a ˈβ̞ið̞a]
186. a mujeriegas adverb /a muxeˈɾjeɡas/: sidesaddle
187. a nadie debe extrañar, que en mar­zo empiece a tronar proverb [a ˈnað̞je ˈð̞eβ̞e ekst̪ɾaˈɲaɾ | ke ẽn ˈmaɾ­so ẽmˈpjese a t̪ɾoˈnaɾ]
188. a nadie le amarga un dulce proverb /a ˌnadje le aˌmaɾɡa un ˈdulθe/: something is better than nothing
189. a nado adverb /a ˈnado/: swimmingly
190. a natura adverb /a naˈtuɾa/: naturally
191. a no ser que conjunction /a ˌno ˈseɾ ke/: unless
192. a obscuras adverb: alternative form of a oscuras
193. a ojímetro adverb, phrase /a oˈximetɾo/: roughly; at a rough guess
194. a ojo adverb, phrase /a ˈoxo/: roughly; at a rough guess
195. a ojo de buen cubero adverb, phrase /a ˌoxo de ˌbwen kuˈbeɾo/: at a rough guess
196. a ojos vistas adverb /a ˌoxos ˈbistas/: visibly; for all the world to see.
197. a oscuras adverb /a osˈkuɾas/: in the dark
198. a otra cosa, mariposa phrase /a ˌotɾa ˌkosa | maɾiˈposa/: Let's change the subject, shall we?
199. a otro perro con ese hueso phrase, proverb /a ˌotɾo ˌpero kon ˌese ˈw̝eso/: you can't fool me, go tell that to somebody else; tell it to the marines
200. a.p. adverb: abbreviation of al paso (“en passant”)
201. a pachas phrase [a ˈpat͡ʃas]
202. a página phrase [a ˈpaxina]
203. a palabras necias, oídos sordos proverb /a paˌlabɾas ˌneθjas | oˌidos ˈsoɾdos/: sticks and stones
204. a palo seco adverb, phrase /a ˌpalo ˈseko/: on its own (without any other type of food)
205. a palos adverb, phrase /a ˈpalos/: by force, violently
206. a pan y agua adverb /a ˌpan i ˈaɡwa/: on bread and water
207. a pares adverb /a ˈpaɾes/: in pairs; two by two
208. a partes iguales adverb /a ˌpaɾtes iˈɡwales/: in equal measure
209. a partir de phrase, preposition /a paɾˈtiɾ de/: from, as of, starting from, beginning, starting in, beginning in (time-related)
210. a paso de buey adverb /a ˌpaso de ˈbwei/: at a snail's pace
211. a paso de tortuga adverb /a ˌpaso de toɾˈtuɡa/: at a snail's pace; very slowly.
212. a paso largo adverb /a ˌpaso ˈlaɾɡo/: on the double (quickly)
213. a paso tirado adverb /a ˌpaso tiˈɾado/: in a hurry
214. a pasos agigantados adverb /a ˌpasos axiɡanˈtados/: in leaps and bounds
215. a pata adverb /a ˈpata/: afoot; on foot; walking
216. a patadas adverb /a paˈtadas/: in spades, in droves, loads, heaps
217. a patín adverb /a paˈtin/: afoot; on foot; walking
218. a pecho descubierto adverb /a ˌpet͡ʃo deskuˈbjeɾto/: bare-handed; unarmed
219. a pedir de boca adverb /a peˌdiɾ de ˈboka/: just fine, as planned, swimmingly
220. a pelo adverb, phrase /a ˈpelo/: bareback (on a horse)
221. a penas adverb /a ˈpenas/: alternative form of apenas
222. a perpetuidad adverb /a peɾpetwiˈdad/: for life; for ever; perpetually
223. a perro flaco todo son pulgas proverb /a ˌpero ˌflako | ˌtodo ˌsom ˈpulɡas/: it never rains but it pours
224. a pesar de phrase, preposition /a peˈsaɾ de/: in spite of, despite
225. a pesar de los pesares adverb /a peˌsaɾ de los peˈsaɾes/: despite everything
226. a pico y pala phrase [a ˈpiko i ˈpala]
227. a pie adverb, phrase /a ˈpje/: on foot, walking
228. a pie de calle adverb /a ˌpje de ˈkaʝe/: at street level, on the ground
229. a pie firme adverb /a ˌpje ˈfiɾme/: steadfastly
230. a pie juntillas phrase [a ˈpje xũn̪ˈt̪iʝas]
231. a pierna suelta phrase [a ˈpjeɾna ˈswel̪t̪a]
232. a pies juntillas adverb, phrase /a ˌpjes xunˈtiʝas/: with both feet together
233. a pique adverb /a ˈpike/: almost; practically
234. a pique de preposition /a ˈpike de/: on the verge of
235. a placer adverb /a plaˈθeɾ/: with pleasure; willingly
236. a plazo fijo adjective /a ˌplaθo ˈfixo/: fixed-term
237. a plena luz adverb /a ˌplena ˈluθ/: alternative form of a plena luz del día
238. a plena luz del día adverb /a ˌplena ˌluθ del ˈdia/: in broad daylight (in a blatant and visible manner)
239. a pleno pulmón adverb /a ˌpleno pulˈmon/: at the top of one's lungs, at the top of one's voice
240. a poco interjection, phrase /a ˈpoko/: really, seriously (used to express surprise or disbelief)
241. a poco andar adverb /a ˌpoko anˈdaɾ/: after a short while
242. a poco que conjunction /a ˈpoko ke/: as long as (used to suggest that minimum effort is required)
243. a pocos lances adverb /a ˌpokos ˈlanθes/: in two shakes of a lamb's tail; briefly; in brief
244. a pocos pasos adverb /a ˌpokos ˈpasos/: a stone's throw away; round the corner
245. a poder de phrase, preposition /a poˈdeɾ de/: synonym of a fuerza de
246. a poder ser phrase /a poˌdeɾ ˈseɾ/: if possible, ideally
247. a popa adverb /a ˈpopa/: abaft
248. a poquito adverb /a poˈkito/: bit by bit
249. a poquitos adverb /a poˈkitos/: little by little
250. a por prepositional phrase /a poɾ/: for, in search of, to go and get, to fetch
251. a por ellos, que son pocos y cobardes phrase [a poɾ ˈeʝos | ke ˈsõn ˈpokos i koˈβ̞aɾð̞es]
252. a porfía phrase [a poɾˈfia]
253. a porrillo adverb /a poˈriʝo/: galore; by the bucketload
254. a portagayola adverb /a poɾtaɡaˈʝola/: at the bullpen
255. a posta adverb /a ˈposta/: alternative form of aposta (“on purpose”)
256. a posteriori adverb, phrase /a posteˈɾjoɾi/: at a later stage
257. a poto pelado phrase [a ˈpot̪o peˈlað̞o]
258. a precio de gallina flaca phrase [a ˈpɾesjo ð̞e ɣ̞aˈʝina ˈflaka]
259. a precio de huevo adverb, phrase /a ˌpɾeθjo de ˈw̝ebo/: very cheap
260. a precio de oro adverb /a ˌpɾeθjo de ˈoɾo/: at an inflated price; over the odds
261. a precio de saldo adverb /a ˌpɾeθjo de ˈsaldo/: at a knockdown price
262. a presión adjective /a pɾeˈsjon/: pressurized
263. a primera hora adverb /a pɾiˌmeɾa ˈoɾa/: first thing
264. a primera luz adverb /a pɾiˌmeɾa ˈluθ/: at daybreak; at first light
265. a primera sangre adverb /a pɾiˌmeɾa ˈsanɡɾe/: to the first blood
266. a primera vista adverb, phrase /a pɾiˌmeɾa ˈbista/: at first glance, at the first look
267. a primeros adverb /a pɾiˈmeɾos/: at the beginning (of the month, week etc.)
268. a principio adverb /a pɾinˈθipjo/: alternative form of a principios
269. a principios adverb /a pɾinˈθipjos/: early
270. a priori adverb, phrase /a pɾiˈoɾi/: beforehand
271. a prisa adverb /a ˈpɾisa/: alternative spelling of aprisa
272. a proporción adverb /a pɾopoɾˈθjon/: proportionally; in proportion
273. a propósito adjective, adverb, phrase /a pɾoˈposito/: apropos; suitable (typically followed by "de" or "para")
274. a propósito de preposition /a pɾoˈposito de/: about; concerning; a propos
275. a propósito de escopeta phrase [a pɾoˈposit̪o ð̞e eskoˈpet̪a]
276. a prueba de balas adjective /a ˌpɾweba de ˈbalas/: bulletproof
277. a prueba de fuego adjective /a ˌpɾweba de ˈfweɡo/: fireproof
278. a puerta cerrada adverb /a ˌpweɾta θeˈrada/: behind closed doors
279. a puerta fría phrase [a ˈpweɾt̪a ˈfɾia]
280. a puertas adverb /a ˈpweɾtas/: at the door
281. a puertas cerradas adverb /a ˌpweɾtas θeˈradas/: behind closed doors
282. a pulmón phrase [a pulˈmõn]
283. a pulso adverb /a ˈpulso/: by oneself
284. a punta de phrase [a ˈpũn̪t̪a ð̞e]
285. a punta de pala adverb /a ˌpunta de ˈpala/: alternative form of a punta pala
286. a punta pala adverb, phrase /a ˌpunta ˈpala/: in spades, in droves, loads, heaps, a shedload
287. a punto adverb, phrase /a ˈpunto/: at the ready; to hand
288. a punto de adverb, phrase /a ˈpunto de/: about to, on the verge of
289. a punto de caramelo adjective /a ˌpunto de kaɾaˈmelo/: caramelized
290. a punto de nieve adjective /a ˌpunto de ˈnjebe/: having stiff peaks
291. a puro huevo adverb /a ˌpuɾo ˈw̝ebo/: balls to the wall (with great effort)
292. a puto el postre phrase [a ˈput̪o el ˈpost̪ɾe]
293. a que no phrase /a ke ˈno/: I bet
294. a que sí phrase /a ke ˈsi/: isn't it?; right?; don't you agree? (a tag question)
295. a qué son phrase /a ˌke ˈson/: how come?; what for?
296. a quemarropa adverb, phrase /a kemaˈropa/: at a distance such that the deflagration of the bullet's powder can leave a burnt mark on the victim's clothes
297. a quien Dios no le da hijos, el diablo le da sobrinos proverb [a kjẽn̪ ˈd̪jos ˈno le ˈð̞a ˈixos | el̪ ˈd̪jaβ̞lo le ˈð̞a soˈβ̞ɾinos]
298. a quien madruga, Dios le ayuda proverb /a ˌkjem maˌdɾuɡa | ˌdjos le aˈʝuda/: the early bird gets the worm
299. a quince de marzo, da el sol en la sombra y canta la alondra proverb [a ˈkĩnse ð̞e ˈmaɾso | ˈð̞a el ˈsol ẽn la ˈsõmbɾa i ˈkãn̪t̪a la aˈlõn̪d̪ɾa]
300. a quo phrase [a ˈkwo]

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Source: English Wiktionary (Spanish entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Spanish Wiktionary (Wikcionario): each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under A: 23,192 words, in 78 parts.