Spanish words: a rabiar to abalanzamiento

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Spanish words a rabiar to abalanzamiento

a rabiar adverb /a raˈbjaɾ/: galore; a shedload
a raíz de preposition /a raˈiθ de/: due to, because of, as a result of
a rajatabla adverb, phrase /a ˌraxaˈtabla/: strictly; thoroughly
a ras adverb /a ˈras/: almost touching
a ras de tierra adverb /a ˌras de ˈtjera/: flying low
a rastra adverb /a ˈrastɾa/: alternative form of a la rastra
a rastras adverb /a ˈrastɾas/: alternative form of a la rastra
a ratos adverb /a ˈratos/: intermittently, on and off
a raudales adverb /a rauˈdales/: in spades; galore; by the ton
a raya adverb /a ˈraʝa/: at bay, in line, in check
a razón de preposition /a raˈθon de/: at the rate of
a rebufo de preposition /a reˈbufo de/: in the wake of; lagging behind; drafting on.
a recaudo phrase [a reˈkawð̞o]
a reclamar a la FIFA phrase [a reklaˈmaɾ a la ˈfifa]
a regañadientes adverb, phrase /a reˌɡaɲaˈdjentes/: reluctantly, grudgingly
a remo adverb /a ˈremo/: rowing (using oars)
a remolque adverb /a reˈmolke/: on tow
a renglón seguido adverb, phrase /a renˌɡlon seˈɡido/: next, thereafter; after that
a renta adverb /a ˈrenta/: rented; in a rental
a reserva de preposition /a reˈseɾba de/: save; except
a resultas de preposition /a reˈsultas de/: synonym of de resultas de (“as a result of”)
a rey muerto, rey puesto phrase /a ˌrei ˌmweɾto | ˌrei ˈpwesto/: the king is dead, long live the king
a riesgo de preposition /a ˈrjesɡo de/: at the risk of; risking
a riesgo de que preposition /a ˈrjesɡo de ke/: at the risk of; for fear that
a río revuelto, ganancia de pescadores proverb /a ˌrio reˌbwelto | ɡaˌnanθja de peskaˈdoɾes/: it is common to fish in troubled waters
a rolete phrase [a roˈlet̪e]
a rompe y raja adverb /a ˌrompe i ˈraxa/: by storm most violently
a saber adverb, phrase /a saˈbeɾ/: namely, i.e., to wit; that is to say
a sabiendas adverb, phrase /a saˈbjendas/: knowingly; on purpose; knowing full well
a saco adverb, phrase /a ˈsako/: directly, straight
a salto de mata adverb, phrase /a ˌsalto de ˈmata/: haphazardly
a saltos adverb /a ˈsaltos/: jumping
a salva mano phrase [a ˈsalβ̞a ˈmano]
a salvamano adverb /a ˌsalbaˈmano/: safely; out of the woods
a salvo adverb, phrase /a ˈsalbo/: safe; safely
a sangre phrase [a ˈsãŋgɾe]
a sangre fría adverb /a ˌsanɡɾe ˈfɾia/: in cold blood (in a ruthless and unfeeling manner)
a sangre y fuego adverb /a ˌsanɡɾe i ˈfweɡo/: brutally fierce; taking no prisoners
a satisfacción adverb /a satisfaɡˈθjon/: satisfactorily
a secas adverb, phrase /a ˈsekas/: for short
a seguida prepositional phrase /a seˈɡida/: next
a seguido prepositional phrase /a seˈɡido/: next
a Seguro se lo llevaron preso proverb [a seˈɣ̞uɾo se lo ʝeˈβ̞aɾõn ˈpɾeso]
a sentadillas adverb, phrase /a sentaˈdiʝas/: sidesaddle
a sí mismo adverb: nonstandard form of asimismo
a simple vista adverb, phrase /a ˌsimple ˈbista/: to the naked eye
a so capa adverb /a ˌso ˈkapa/: secretly
a solas adverb /a ˈsolas/: on one's own, alone
a solaz adverb /a soˈlaθ/: willingly; happily
a son de qué phrase /a ˌson de ˈke/: how come?; what for?
a sorbos adverb /a ˈsoɾbos/: by sipping
a su aire adverb /a su ˈaiɾe/: Doing one's one thing; doing things one's own way
a su debido tiempo adverb /a su deˌbido ˈtjempo/: in due course; when the time is ripe
a su hora adverb /a su ˈoɾa/: at the right time, on time
a su salud interjection [a su saˈluð̞]
a su salvo adverb /a su ˈsalbo/: swimmingly
a su tiempo maduran las uvas proverb [a su ˈt̪jẽmpo maˈð̞uɾãn las ˈuβ̞as]
a su vez adverb /a su ˈbeθ/: in turn (accordingly, similarly)
a sueldo adjective /a ˈsweldo/: hired; paid
a sus anchas adverb /a sus ˈant͡ʃas/: at home, at ease, freely
a sus anchos adverb: disused form of a sus anchas
a sus órdenes interjection /a sus ˈoɾdenes/: at your service
a sus pies phrase /a sus ˈpjes/: at one's feet
a tal punto que conjunction /a ˌtal ˈpunto ke/: to such an extent; so much so; to the point where
a tenor de prepositional phrase /a teˈnoɾ de/: according to
a ti interjection /a ˈti/: Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see a, ti.
a tiempo adverb, phrase /a ˈtjempo/: in time, at the opportune moment
a tiempo completo adjective, adverb /a ˌtjempo komˈpleto/: full-time
a tiempo parcial adjective, adverb /a ˌtjempo paɾˈθjal/: part-time
a tientas adverb /a ˈtjentas/: blindly, gropingly (without seeing, touching shapes for orientation)
a tiro adverb /a ˈtiɾo/: in range (of a target to shoot)
a tiro hecho adverb /a ˌtiɾo ˈet͡ʃo/: certain to hit the target
a tiros largos adverb /a ˌtiɾos ˈlaɾɡos/: drawn by four horses and two coachmen
a título de preposition /a ˈtitulo de/: for; as to
a tocateja adverb /a ˌtokaˈtexa/: cash, in cash, cash on the barrelhead
a toda brida adverb /a ˌtoda ˈbɾida/: full pelt
a toda costa adverb /a ˌtoda ˈkosta/: at all costs
a toda greña phrase [a ˈt̪oð̞a ˈɣ̞ɾeɲa]
a toda hora adverb /a ˌtoda ˈoɾa/: around the clock, at all hours
a toda hostia adverb, phrase /a ˌtoda ˈostja/: in a flash; really damn fast
a toda leche adverb, phrase /a ˌtoda ˈlet͡ʃe/: at top speed, quick as a flash
a toda ley adverb /a ˌtoda ˈlei/: by the book
a toda luz adverb /a ˌtoda ˈluθ/: by any reckoning
a toda madre adjective /a ˌtoda ˈmadɾe/: amazing, off the hook, the bomb
a toda máquina adverb /a ˌtoda ˈmakina/: at top speed, quick as a flash, full steam ahead, at full speed, going all out
a toda mecha adverb, phrase /a ˌtoda ˈmet͡ʃa/: full pelt
a toda pastilla adverb /a ˌtoda pasˈtiʝa/: at top speed, quick as a flash
a toda plana adverb /a ˌtoda ˈplana/: On a two-page spread
a toda prisa adverb /a ˌtoda ˈpɾisa/: quick as a flash; in a hurry
a toda vela adverb /a ˌtoda ˈbela/: at full speed; at full sail
a todas estas adverb /a ˌtodas ˈestas/: alternative form of a todo esto
a todas horas adverb /a ˌtodas ˈoɾas/: around the clock, at all hours
a todas luces adverb, phrase /a ˌtodas ˈluθes/: by any reckoning, by all accounts
a todo cerdo le llega su San Martín proverb /a ˌtodo ˌθeɾdo le ˌʝeɡa su ˌsam maɾˈtin/: everyone gets their comeuppance
a todo chancho adjective, phrase /a ˌtodo ˈt͡ʃant͡ʃo/: really great, the best
a todo color adjective /a ˌtodo koˈloɾ/: multicolored
a todo dar adjective /a ˌtodo ˈdaɾ/: really great, the best
a todo esto adverb /a ˌtodo ˈesto/: by the way; anyhow
a todo gañote adverb /a ˌtodo ɡaˈɲote/: at the top of one's voice
a todo gas adverb /a ˌtodo ˈɡas/: at full throttle
a todo mecate adverb /a ˌtodo meˈkate/: full pelt
a todo meter adverb /a ˌtodo meˈteɾ/: full pelt
a todo pasto adverb: all out
a todo plan adverb /a ˌtodo ˈplan/: in style; big time
a todo pulmón phrase [a ˈt̪oð̞o pulˈmõn]
a todo reventar phrase [a ˈt̪oð̞o reβ̞ẽn̪ˈt̪aɾ]
a todo tirar adverb /a ˌtodo tiˈɾaɾ/: at most; best case scenario
a todo trance adverb /a ˌtodo ˈtɾanθe/: at all costs, resolutely
a todo trapo adverb /a ˌtodo ˈtɾapo/: at full pelt
a todo tren adverb, phrase /a ˌtodo ˈtɾen/: quick as a flash; full pelt; at full tilt
a todos los efectos adverb /a ˌtodos los eˈfeɡtos/: for all intents and purposes
a tomar por culo phrase /a toˌmaɾ poɾ ˈkulo/: fuck you, screw you
a tomar por el culo adverb /a toˌmaɾ poɾ el ˈkulo/: miles away
a tono adverb /a ˈtono/: in tune
a tontas y a locas adverb /a ˌtontas i a ˈlokas/: thoughtlessly, recklessly
a tope adverb, phrase /a ˈtope/: alternative form of hasta el tope
a toro pasado adverb /a ˌtoɾo paˈsado/: in hindsight; after the fact
a tragos adverb /a ˈtɾaɡos/: bit by bit; gradually
a traición adverb /a tɾaiˈθjon/: treacherously
a trancas y barrancas adverb, phrase /a ˌtɾankas i baˈrankas/: with great difficulty
a trasmano adverb, phrase /a tɾasˈmano/: out of reach
a través phrase [a t̪ɾaˈβ̞es]
a través de phrase, preposition /a tɾaˈbes de/: across
a trechos adverb /a ˈtɾet͡ʃos/: bit by bit
a tres dobles y un repique phrase [a ˈt̪ɾes ˈð̞oβ̞les i ũn reˈpike]
a tres, va la vencida phrase [a ˈt̪ɾes | ˈβ̞a la β̞ẽnˈsið̞a]
a tresbolillo adverb, phrase /a tɾesboˈliʝo/: staggered (in rows)
a troche y moche adverb, phrase /a ˌtɾot͡ʃe i ˈmot͡ʃe/: all over the place; haphazardly
a trompicones adverb /a tɾompiˈkones/: in fits and starts
a tropezones phrase [a t̪ɾopeˈsones]
a tu padre le vas a enseñar a hacer hijos phrase [a t̪u ˈpað̞ɾe le ˈβ̞as a ẽnseˈɲaɾ a aˈseɾ ˈixos]
a tumba abierta adverb /a ˌtumba aˈbjeɾta/: At a breakneck speed
a tus anchos adverb: disused form of a tus anchas
a tutiplén adverb, phrase /a tutiˈplen/: in abundance
a última hora adverb /a ˌultima ˈoɾa/: at the last minute
a ultranza adverb /a ulˈtɾanθa/: to the extreme; to the utmost; resolutely; to a fault
a un descuartelar phrase [a ũn̪ d̪eskwaɾt̪eˈlaɾ]
a un lado interjection /a un ˈlado/: make way; gangway!
a un largo phrase [a ũn ˈlaɾɣ̞o]
a un paso adverb /a um ˈpaso/: around the corner
a un tiempo adverb /a un ˈtjempo/: at the same time
a una phrase [a ˈuna]
a uña de caballo adverb /a ˌuɲa de kaˈbaʝo/: riding (a horse) as fast as one can
a una mano phrase [a ˈuna ˈmano]
a una voz adverb /a ˌuna ˈboθ/: unanimously
a unos pasos adverb /a ˌunos ˈpasos/: around the corner
a veces adverb, phrase /a ˈbeθes/: sometimes; occasionally; at times
a ver interjection, phrase /a ˈbeɾ/: show me!; let me see!; let's have a look!
a ver si phrase /a ˈbeɾ si/: I wonder if
a verga adjective /a ˈbeɾɡa/: drunk
a vida o muerte adjective, adverb /a ˌbida o ˈmweɾte/: life-or-death
a vista de preposition /a ˈbista de/: alternative form of a la vista de
a vista de ojos adverb, phrase /a ˌbista de ˈoxos/: with one's own eyes
a vista de pájaro adverb, phrase /a ˌbista de ˈpaxaɾo/: from a bird's-eye view
a voces adverb, phrase /a ˈboθes/: loudly; at the top of one's voice
a voleo adverb, phrase /a boˈleo/: randomly
a voluntad adverb /a bolunˈtad/: freely; under one's own free will; willingly
a voz en cuello adverb /a ˌboθ en ˈkweʝo/: at the top of one's voice
a voz en grito adverb /a ˌboθ en ˈɡɾito/: at the top of one's voice
a vuela pluma phrase [a ˈβ̞wela ˈpluma]
a vuelapluma adverb, phrase /a ˌbwelaˈpluma/: speedily; really fast
a vuelo de pájaro adverb /a ˌbwelo de ˈpaxaɾo/: as the crow flies
a vuelta de rueda adverb /a ˌbwelta de ˈrweda/: very slowly
a wilbur phrase [a wilˈβ̞uɾ]
a zaga adverb /a ˈθaɡa/: lagging behind
a Zaragoza o al charco proverb [a saɾaˈɣ̞osa o alʲ ˈt͡ʃaɾko]
A4 adverb /a ˈkwatɾo/: doggy style
AA abbreviation [ˈaa]
aa. vv. noun: various authors; of authors of a published work.
aabam noun [aaˈβ̞ãm]
aaban noun [aˈaβ̞ãn]
aaça noun [aˈaça]
aacla noun [aˈakla]
aaiba noun [aˈajβ̞a]
Aaiún proper noun [aaˈjũn]
aak noun [aˈak]
aal noun [aˈal]
aalclim noun [aalˈklĩm]
aalclimo noun [aalˈklimo]
aalcuabe noun [aalˈkwaβ̞e]
aaleniano adjective, noun /aleˈnjano/: Aalenian (of or relating to the Aalenian epoch)
aam noun [ˈãm]
aangitch noun [aãŋˈxit͡ʃ]
AAP proper noun: Academia Estadounidense de Pediatría; AAP.
Aar proper noun [aˈaɾ]
Aarhus proper noun [aˈaɾus]
aarón noun [aaˈɾõn]
aarónico adjective /aaˈɾoniko/: Aaronic
aaronita adjective, noun /aaɾoˈnita/: Aaronite
aavora noun [aaˈβ̞oɾa]
ab abbreviation, noun, prefix, preposition [ˈaβ̞]: abbreviation of abril; Apr. (April)
ab initio adverb /ˌab iˈnitjo/: ab initio
ab intestato phrase [ˈaβ̞ ĩn̪t̪esˈt̪at̪o]
ab ovo adverb, phrase /ˌab ˈobo/: ab ovo
aba interjection, noun, suffix /ˈaba/: caution!, watch out!
abaá noun /abaˈa/: community centre
abab noun [aˈβ̞aβ̞]
ababa noun /aˈbaba/: red poppy
ababábite noun /abaˈbabite/: Poulsenia armata
ababán noun [aβ̞aˈβ̞ãn]
ababangay noun [aβ̞aβ̞ãŋˈgaj]
ababil noun [aβ̞aˈβ̞il]
ababilla verb /abaˈbiʝa/: only used in te ... ababilla, syntactic variant of ababíllate, second-person singular imperative of ababillarse
ababillado verb /ababiˈʝado/: past participle of ababillarse
ababillando verb [aβ̞aβ̞iˈʝãn̪d̪o]
ababillándose verb /ababiˈʝandose/: gerund
ababillar verb /ababiˈʝaɾ/: only used in se ... ababillar, syntactic variant of ababillarse
ababillarse verb /ababiˈʝaɾse/: to be sick with the stifle (of horses and other quadrupeds)
ababille verb /abaˈbiʝe/: only used in se ababille, third-person singular present subjunctive of ababillarse
ababillemos verb /ababiˈʝemos/: only used in nos ... ababillemos, syntactic variant of ababillémonos, first-person plural imperative of ababillarse
ababillen verb /abaˈbiʝen/: only used in se ... ababillen, syntactic variant of ababíllense, third-person plural imperative of ababillarse
ababilo noun [aβ̞aˈβ̞ilo]
ababita noun [aβ̞aˈβ̞it̪a]
ababo noun [aˈβ̞aβ̞o]
ababol noun /abaˈbol/: the flower of the red poppy (Papaver rhoeas)
ababra noun [aˈβ̞aβ̞ɾa]
ababúnculo noun [aβ̞aˈβ̞ũŋkulo]
ababuy noun /abaˈbui/: tallowwood, mountain plum, (Ximenia americana)
abacá noun /abaˈka/: abaca (plant)
abacal adjective, noun [aβ̞aˈkal]
abacalero adjective, noun /abakaˈleɾo/: abaca
abacanado adjective, verb /abakaˈnado/: snobby
abacanao adjective: pronunciation spelling of abacanado
abacanar verb /abakaˈnaɾ/: To instill the behavior of a snobby, rich person.
abacanto noun [aβ̞aˈkãn̪t̪o]
abacaro adjective [aβ̞aˈkaɾo]
abacería noun /abaθeˈɾia/: grocery store
abacero noun /abaˈθeɾo/: grocer
abaceto noun [aβ̞aˈset̪o]
abachado verb [aβ̞aˈt͡ʃað̞o]
abachando verb [aβ̞aˈt͡ʃãn̪d̪o]
abachar verb [aβ̞aˈt͡ʃaɾ]
abacho noun /aˈbat͡ʃo/: hug, embrace
abacia noun [aˈβ̞asja]
abaciado noun /abaˈθjado/: abbotship
abacial adjective /abaˈθjal/: abbatial
abaciato noun /abaˈθjato/: abbotship
abacio noun [aˈβ̞asjo]
abacista noun /abaˈθista/: abacist
ábaco noun /ˈabako/: abacus
ábaco biquinario phrase [ˈaβ̞ako β̞ikiˈnaɾjo]
ábaco neperiano noun /ˌabako nepeˈɾjano/: Napier's bones
abácolo noun [aˈβ̞akolo]
abacómite noun [aβ̞aˈkomit̪e]
abacora noun, verb /abaˈkoɾa/: alternative form of albacora; swordfish
abacorado verb /abakoˈɾado/: past participle of abacorar
abacorando verb /abakoˈɾando/: gerund of abacorar
abacorar verb /abakoˈɾaɾ/: to attack
abacteriano adjective [aβ̞akt̪eˈɾjano]
abactinal adjective /abaɡtiˈnal/: abactinal
abáculo noun /aˈbakulo/: abaculus
abad noun /aˈbad/: abbot
abada noun /aˈbada/: rhinoceros
abadabina noun [aβ̞að̞aˈβ̞ina]
Abadán proper noun /abaˈdan/: Abadan (a city in Iran)
abadejo noun /abaˈdexo/: pollock (fish related to cod)
abadengo adjective /abaˈdenɡo/: abbatial, of an abbot
abaderna noun, verb /abaˈdeɾna/: third-person singular present indicative
abadernado adjective, verb /abadeɾˈnado/: past participle of abadernar
abadernamiento noun [aβ̞að̞eɾnaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
abadernando verb /abadeɾˈnando/: gerund of abadernar
abadernar verb /abadeɾˈnaɾ/: to fasten with short ropes
abadesa noun /abaˈdesa/: abbess (female superior of a nunnery or convent)
abadí adjective, noun /abaˈdi/: a member of the Abbadid dynasty, rulers of the taifa of Seville
abadía noun /abaˈdia/: abbey
abadiado noun [aβ̞aˈð̞jað̞o]
abadial adjective /abaˈdjal/: abbey
Abadiano proper noun /abaˈdjano/: a village and municipality of Biscay, Basque Country, Spain
abadiato noun /abaˈdjato/: synonym of abadía (“abbeystead”)
Abadie proper noun [aˈβ̞að̞je]
Abadón proper noun /abaˈdon/: Abaddon
abaifado adjective /abaiˈfado/: sleepy, drowsy
-abais suffix: suffix indicating the second-person plural imperfect indicative of -ar verbs
Abaitua proper noun [aˈβ̞ajt̪wa]
abaixador noun [aβ̞ajksaˈð̞oɾ]
abajadero noun /abaxaˈdeɾo/: slope, incline
abajado adjective, verb /abaˈxado/: past participle of abajar
abajador noun [aβ̞axaˈð̞oɾ]
abajamiento noun [aβ̞axaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
abajando verb /abaˈxando/: gerund of abajar
abajar verb /abaˈxaɾ/: to lower
abajeño adjective, noun /abaˈxeɲo/: coastal
abajera adjective, noun /abaˈxeɾa/: saddlecloth
abajero adjective /abaˈxeɾo/: lower, under
abajeza noun [aβ̞aˈxesa]
abajino adjective, noun [aβ̞aˈxino]: from, of or relating to the north of Chile
abajito adverb /abaˈxito/: a little bit down
abajo adverb, interjection, verb /aˈbaxo/: down, downwards
abajo de preposition: no more than; under; short of (with quantities)
abajofirmante noun: undersigned, signatory
abajor noun /abaˈxoɾ/: lack of stature, height; shortness
abakuá noun [aβ̞aˈkwa]: Abakuá
abal noun [aˈβ̞al]
abalá noun [aβ̞aˈla]
abalada noun [aβ̞aˈlað̞a]
abalado adjective, verb [aβ̞aˈlað̞o]
abalando verb [aβ̞aˈlãn̪d̪o]
abalanzadizo adjective [aβ̞alãnsaˈð̞iso]
abalanzado verb /abalanˈθado/: past participle of abalanzar
abalanzamiento noun [aβ̞alãnsaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]

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.