Spanish words: detención domiciliaria to diacilglicerol

Spanish words detención domiciliaria to diacilglicerol

1. detención domiciliaria noun: house arrest
2. detención ilegal noun /detenˌθjon ileˈɡal/: false arrest; wrongful arrest
3. detenedor adjective, noun /deteneˈdoɾ/: stopping
4. detener verb /deteˈneɾ/: to detain
5. detenerse verb [d̪et̪eˈneɾse]: infinitive of detener combined with se
6. detenidamente adverb /deteˌnidaˈmente/: carefully, cautiously, attentively, dilatorily
7. detenido adjective, noun, verb /deteˈnido/: arrested
8. deteniendo verb [d̪et̪eˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of detener
9. deteniéndose verb [d̪et̪eˈnjẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of detener combined with se
10. detenimiento noun /deteniˈmjento/: thoroughness
11. detentación noun: deforcement
12. detentado verb /detenˈtado/: past participle of detentar
13. detentador noun: holder
14. detentando verb [d̪et̪ẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of detentar
15. detentar verb /detenˈtaɾ/: to hold or retain
16. detente noun, verb /deˈtente/: a painted or embroidered image of a saint carried over the heart to ward off danger or attack
17. detentor noun: holder
18. detergente adjective, noun /deteɾˈxente/: detergent
19. deterger verb /deteɾˈxeɾ/: to cleanse, deterge
20. detergido verb /deteɾˈxido/: past participle of deterger
21. detergiendo verb [d̪et̪eɾˈxjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of deterger
22. deterior adjective [d̪et̪eˈɾjoɾ]: shabby, shoddy, janky
23. deterioración noun /deteɾjoɾaˈθjon/: deterioration
24. deteriorado verb /deteɾjoˈɾado/: past participle of deteriorar
25. deteriorando verb [d̪et̪eɾjoˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of deteriorar
26. deteriorándose verb [d̪et̪eɾjoˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of deteriorar combined with se
27. deteriorante adjective /deteɾjoˈɾante/: deteriorating
28. deteriorar verb /deteɾjoˈɾaɾ/: to ruin, spoil
29. deteriorarse verb [d̪et̪eɾjoˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of deteriorar combined with se
30. deterioro noun, verb /deteˈɾjoɾo/: deterioration, damage, spoilage, decay
31. determinable adjective /deteɾmiˈnable/: determinable
32. determinación noun /deteɾminaˈθjon/: determination, identification, establishment, establishing (i.e. figuring out something with relative certainty)
33. determinadamente adverb /deteɾmiˌnadaˈmente/: determinedly
34. determinado adjective, verb /deteɾmiˈnado/: determinate
35. determinador noun: determiner
36. determinando verb /deteɾmiˈnando/: gerund of determinar
37. determinándose verb [d̪et̪eɾmiˈnãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of determinar combined with se
38. determinante adjective, noun /deteɾmiˈnante/: determiner
39. determinantemente adverb /deteɾmiˌnanteˈmente/: expressly
40. determinar verb /deteɾmiˈnaɾ/: to determine
41. determinarse verb [d̪et̪eɾmiˈnaɾse]: infinitive of determinar combined with se
42. determinativo adjective, noun: determinative
43. determinismo noun /deteɾmiˈnismo/: determinism
44. determinismo biológico noun: biological determinism
45. determinista adjective, noun /deteɾmiˈnista/: determinist, deterministic
46. determinístico adjective /deteɾmiˈnistiko/: deterministic
47. detersivo adjective /deteɾˈsibo/: synonym of detersorio
48. detestable adjective /detesˈtable/: detestable
49. detestablemente adverb /detesˌtableˈmente/: detestably
50. detestación noun: loathing; detestation
51. detestado verb /detesˈtado/: past participle of detestar
52. detestando verb [d̪et̪esˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of detestar
53. detestar verb /detesˈtaɾ/: to detest, to loathe, to abominate
54. detonación noun /detonaˈθjon/: detonation, explosion
55. detonado adjective, verb /detoˈnado/: very angry and violent, rabid, out of control
56. detonador adjective, noun /detonaˈdoɾ/: detonating
57. detonando verb /detoˈnando/: gerund of detonar
58. detonante adjective, noun /detoˈnante/: detonating
59. detonar verb /detoˈnaɾ/: to detonate, trigger (catalyze)
60. detone noun, verb /deˈtone/: first-person singular preterite indicative of detonar
61. detornado verb [d̪et̪oɾˈnað̞o]
62. detornando verb [d̪et̪oɾˈnãn̪d̪o]
63. detornar verb [d̪et̪oɾˈnaɾ]
64. détox noun [ˈd̪et̪oks]: detox
65. detoxificación noun: detoxification; detox
66. detoxificar verb: to detoxify
67. detracción noun [d̪et̪ɾakˈsjõn]: disparagement
68. detractado verb [d̪et̪ɾakˈt̪að̞o]
69. detractando verb [d̪et̪ɾakˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
70. detractar verb [d̪et̪ɾakˈt̪aɾ]
71. detractor adjective, noun /detɾaɡˈtoɾ/: detractor
72. detraer verb /detɾaˈeɾ/: to remove, separate
73. detraerse verb [d̪et̪ɾaˈeɾse]: infinitive of detraer combined with se
74. detraído verb /detɾaˈido/: past participle of detraer
75. detrás adverb, preposition /deˈtɾas/: behind, at the rear
76. detrás de preposition /deˈtɾas de/: behind
77. detrás de la puerta adverb /deˌtɾas de la ˈpweɾta/: behind closed doors
78. detrayendo verb [d̪et̪ɾaˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of detraer
79. detrayéndose verb [d̪et̪ɾaˈʝẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of detraer combined with se
80. detrimental adjective /detɾimenˈtal/: detrimental
81. detrimento noun /detɾiˈmento/: detriment
82. detrítico adjective /deˈtɾitiko/: detrital
83. detritívoro adjective, noun /detɾiˈtiboɾo/: detritivorous
84. detrito noun /deˈtɾito/: debris, detritus
85. detritus noun /deˈtɾitus/: detritus
86. Detroit proper noun /deˈtɾoit/: Detroit (a city in the United States)
87. detroitino adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Detroit
88. deturpación noun [d̪et̪uɾpaˈsjõn]: defilement; corruption
89. deturpado verb [d̪et̪uɾˈpað̞o]: past participle of deturpar
90. deturpando verb [d̪et̪uɾˈpãn̪d̪o]: gerund of deturpar
91. deturpar verb /detuɾˈpaɾ/: to defile; corrupt
92. Deucalión proper noun /deukaˈljon/: Deucalion
93. deuce noun [ˈd̪jus]
94. deuda noun /ˈdeuda/: debt (an obligation to perform for another)
95. deuda de sueño noun: sleep debt
96. deuda externa noun: foreign debt
97. deuda interna noun /ˌdeuda inˈteɾna/: domestic debt
98. deuda pública noun: national debt
99. deuda soberana noun /ˌdeuda sobeˈɾana/: sovereign debt
100. deuda tributaria noun: tax liability
101. deudo noun /ˈdeudo/: relative, relation, kin
102. deudocracia noun [d̪ewð̞oˈkɾasja]
103. deudor adjective, noun /deuˈdoɾ/: debtor
104. deus ex machina noun: deus ex machina
105. Deusto proper noun [ˈd̪ewst̪o]
106. deustoarra adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Deusto
107. Deustua proper noun [ˈd̪ewst̪wa]
108. deuterado adjective: deuterated
109. deuteragonista noun /deuteɾaɡoˈnista/: deuteragonist
110. deuterio noun /deuˈteɾjo/: deuterium
111. deuterocanónico adjective [d̪ewt̪eɾokaˈnoniko]: deuterocanonical
112. deuteromiceto noun: deuteromycete
113. deuterón noun /deuteˈɾon/: deuteron
114. deuteronómico adjective: Deuteronomic
115. Deuteronomio proper noun /deuteɾoˈnomjo/: Deuteronomy
116. deuteronomista noun: Deuteronomist
117. deuterostomado noun: alternative form of deuteróstomo
118. deuteróstomo noun: deuterostome
119. deutóxido noun /deuˈtoɡsido/: deutoxide
120. deuvedé noun /deubeˈde/: a DVD (an optical disc)
121. devalado verb [d̪eβ̞aˈlað̞o]
122. devalando verb [d̪eβ̞aˈlãn̪d̪o]
123. devaluación noun /debalwaˈθjon/: devaluation
124. devaluado verb /debaˈlwado/: past participle of devaluar
125. devaluador adjective, noun /debalwaˈdoɾ/: devaluing; that devalues
126. devaluando verb [d̪eβ̞aˈlwãn̪d̪o]: gerund of devaluar
127. devaluar verb /debaˈlwaɾ/: to devalue
128. devaluarse verb [d̪eβ̞aˈlwaɾse]: infinitive of devaluar combined with se
129. devanadera noun: spool; reel
130. devanado noun, verb /debaˈnado/: coiling
131. devanagari adjective, noun /debanaˈɡaɾi/: Devanagari
132. devanando verb [d̪eβ̞aˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of devanar
133. devanar verb /debaˈnaɾ/: to coil, wind
134. devanarse verb [d̪eβ̞aˈnaɾse]: infinitive of devanar combined with se
135. devanarse los sesos verb: to rack one's brains
136. devaneado verb [d̪eβ̞aneˈað̞o]
137. devaneando verb [d̪eβ̞aneˈãn̪d̪o]
138. devanear verb [d̪eβ̞aneˈaɾ]
139. devaneo noun /debaˈneo/: idle pursuit, distraction or superficial pastime
140. devastación noun /debastaˈθjon/: devastation
141. devastado adjective, verb /debasˈtado/: devastated (completely destroyed)
142. devastador adjective /debastaˈdoɾ/: devastating
143. devastadoramente adverb /debastaˌdoɾaˈmente/: devastatingly
144. devastando verb [d̪eβ̞asˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of devastar
145. devastar verb /debasˈtaɾ/: to devastate
146. devedé noun /debeˈde/: a DVD (an optical disc)
147. develación noun /debelaˈθjon/: unveiling
148. develado verb /debeˈlado/: past participle of develar
149. develamiento noun /debelaˈmjento/: revelation, uncovering
150. develando verb [d̪eβ̞eˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of develar
151. develar verb /debeˈlaɾ/: to unveil, to reveal
152. develizado verb [d̪eβ̞eliˈsað̞o]
153. develizamiento noun /debeliθaˈmjento/: revelation
154. develizando verb [d̪eβ̞eliˈsãn̪d̪o]
155. devengado verb [d̪eβ̞ẽŋˈgað̞o]: past participle of devengar
156. devengando verb [d̪eβ̞ẽŋˈgãn̪d̪o]: gerund of devengar
157. devengar verb /debenˈɡaɾ/: to earn (money)
158. devengo noun, verb [d̪eˈβ̞ẽŋgo]: accrual
159. devenido verb /debeˈnido/: past participle of devenir
160. devenir noun, verb /debeˈniɾ/: to become
161. deverbal adjective [d̪eβ̞eɾˈβ̞al]
162. deviniendo verb [d̪eβ̞iˈnjẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of devenir
163. devino noun, verb [d̪eˈβ̞ino]: third-person singular preterite indicative of devenir
164. devisado verb [d̪eβ̞iˈsað̞o]: past participle of devisar
165. devisando verb [d̪eβ̞iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of devisar
166. devisar verb /debiˈsaɾ/: to plan; to design; to devise
167. devoción noun /deboˈθjon/: devotion
168. devocional adjective /deboθjoˈnal/: devotional
169. devocionario adjective, noun /deboθjoˈnaɾjo/: prayer book
170. devodado verb [d̪eβ̞oˈð̞að̞o]
171. devodando verb [d̪eβ̞oˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]
172. devodar verb /deboˈdaɾ/: to vow; to swear
173. devolución noun /deboluˈθjon/: return
174. devolver verb /debolˈbeɾ/: to return, refund, restore, give back, hand back, bring back, send back etc.
175. devolverse verb [d̪eβ̞olˈβ̞eɾse]: infinitive of devolver combined with se
176. devolviendo verb [d̪eβ̞olˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of devolver
177. devolviéndose verb [d̪eβ̞olˈβ̞jẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of devolver combined with se
178. devoniano adjective, noun: Devonian
179. devónico adjective [d̪eˈβ̞oniko]: Devonian
180. devoración noun: devouring
181. devorado verb /deboˈɾado/: past participle of devorar
182. devorador adjective, noun /deboɾaˈdoɾ/: devouring (that devours)
183. devorando verb [d̪eβ̞oˈɾãn̪d̪o]: gerund of devorar
184. devorándose verb [d̪eβ̞oˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of devorar combined with se
185. devorante adjective: devastating
186. devorar verb /deboˈɾaɾ/: to devour
187. devorarse verb [d̪eβ̞oˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of devorar combined with se
188. devoratulas noun /deboɾaˈtulas/: vagina
189. devoraz adjective [d̪eβ̞oˈɾas]
190. Devos proper noun /ˈdebos/: a surname from Dutch
191. devotamente adverb /deˌbotaˈmente/: devotedly
192. devotar verb: to devote
193. devotense adjective, noun /deboˈtense/: of, from or relating to Devoto (Córdoba)
194. devoto adjective, noun /deˈboto/: devoted, devout
195. devuelta noun, verb /deˈbwelta/: change (“balance returned after a purchase”)
196. devuelto verb /deˈbwelto/: past participle of devolver
197. dexametasona noun /deɡsametaˈsona/: dexamethasone
198. dexmedetomidina noun /deɡsmedetomiˈdina/: dexmedetomidine
199. dextral adjective: dextral
200. dextrano noun: dextran
201. Dextre proper noun [ˈd̪ekst̪ɾe]
202. dextrina noun /deɡsˈtɾina/: dextrin (any of a range of oligomers of glucose, intermediate in complexity between maltose and starch, produced by the enzymatic hydrolysis of starch; used...
203. dextrinasa noun /deɡstɾiˈnasa/: dextrinase
204. dextro noun, prefix [ˈd̪ekst̪ɾo]
205. dextroanfetamina noun: dextroamphetamine
206. dextrocardia noun: dextrocardia
207. dextrofobia noun [d̪ekst̪ɾoˈfoβ̞ja]
208. dextrógiro adjective /deɡsˈtɾoxiɾo/: clockwise, dextrogyre
209. dextrómano adjective, noun: dextromanual, right-hander
210. dextrometorfano noun: dextromethorphan
211. dextromoramida noun /deɡstɾomoɾaˈmida/: dextromoramide
212. dextrorfano noun: dextrorphan
213. dextrorso adjective: dextrorse, clockwise, deasil
214. dextrosa noun [d̪eksˈt̪ɾosa]: dextrose
215. dey noun [ˈd̪ej]
216. Deya proper noun [ˈd̪eʝa]
217. Deyanira proper noun [d̪eʝaˈniɾa]
218. deyección noun /deʝeɡˈθjon/: defecation
219. Deza proper noun [ˈd̪esa]
220. dezir verb [d̪eˈsiɾ]
221. dezmado verb [d̪esˈmað̞o]: past participle of dezmar
222. dezmando verb [d̪esˈmãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dezmar
223. dezmar verb /deθˈmaɾ/: alternative form of diezmar
224. Dhaka proper noun [ˈd̪aka]
225. dhármico adjective /ˈdaɾmiko/: Dharmic
226. Dhimma noun [ˈd̪ima]
227. dhivehi noun [ˈd̪iβ̞ej]
228. dhoti noun [ˈd̪ot̪i]
229. DHS proper noun /ˌde ˌat͡ʃe ˈese/: Departamento de Seguridad Nacional de los Estados Unidos; DHS.
230. di particle, prefix, verb /ˈdi/: Used as a friendly particle.
231. día noun, prefix /ˈdia/: day (any period of 24 hours)
232. día a día adverb, noun /ˌdia a ˈdia/: day-to-day, day by day
233. día bisiesto noun: leap day
234. día crítico phrase [ˈd̪ia ˈkɾit̪iko]
235. Día de Acción de Gracias phrase [ˈd̪ia ð̞e akˈsjõn̪ d̪e ˈɣ̞ɾasjas]
236. día de asueto noun: day off; rest day
237. día de diario noun: working day (not a weekend or holiday)
238. día de entre semana noun: weekday; workday
239. día de guardar noun: day of obligation
240. día de perros noun /ˌdia de ˈperos/: rainy day, terrible day
241. día de por medio phrase [ˈd̪ia ð̞e poɾ ˈmeð̞jo]
242. día de precepto noun /ˌdia de pɾeˈθebto/: day of obligation
243. Día de San Patricio phrase [ˈd̪ia ð̞e ˈsãm paˈt̪ɾisjo]
244. Día de Todos los Santos phrase [ˈd̪ia ð̞e ˈt̪oð̞os los ˈsãn̪t̪os]
245. día decretorio phrase [ˈd̪ia ð̞ekɾeˈt̪oɾjo]
246. día del Señor noun /ˌdia del seˈɲoɾ/: Sunday; Lord's Day
247. día feriado noun /ˌdia feˈɾjado/: holiday (day on which a festival, etc, is traditionally observed)
248. día festivo noun /ˌdia fesˈtibo/: holiday; bank holiday
249. día hábil noun /ˌdia ˈabil/: workday, working day
250. día intercalar noun, phrase [ˈd̪ia ĩn̪t̪eɾkaˈlaɾ]: leap day
251. día laborable noun: working day; workday
252. día natural noun: synonym of día hábil
253. día por día adverb /ˌdia poɾ ˈdia/: synonym of día a día
254. día por medio phrase [ˈd̪ia poɾ ˈmeð̞jo]
255. día sí, día también adverb /ˌdia ˌsi | ˌdia tamˈbjen/: day in day out
256. día sí y día también adverb /ˌdia ˌsi i ˌdia tamˈbjen/: alternative form of día sí, día también
257. día solar noun /ˌdia soˈlaɾ/: solar day
258. día útil noun: business day
259. día y noche adverb /ˌdia i ˈnot͡ʃe/: around the clock; day and night
260. diabasa noun /djaˈbasa/: diabase
261. diabático adjective /djaˈbatiko/: diabatic
262. diabetes noun /djaˈbetes/: diabetes
263. diabetes insípida noun /djaˌbetes inˈsipida/: diabetes insipidus
264. diabetes mellitus noun, phrase /djaˌbetes meˈlitus/: diabetes mellitus
265. diabetes sacarina phrase [d̪jaˈβ̞et̪es sakaˈɾina]
266. diabético adjective /djaˈbetiko/: diabetic
267. diabetofobia noun [d̪jaβ̞et̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
268. diabetógeno adjective /djabeˈtoxeno/: diabetogenic
269. diabetología noun [d̪jaβ̞et̪oloˈxia]
270. diabetológico adjective /djabetoˈloxiko/: diabetes; diabetic (of or relating to diabetes)
271. diabetologo noun /djabeˈtoloɡo/: diabetologist
272. diabla noun /ˈdjabla/: female equivalent of diablo
273. diablada noun [d̪jaˈβ̞lað̞a]: a traditional dance from Bolivia characterised by the dancers wearing a devil suit
274. diableado verb [d̪jaβ̞leˈað̞o]
275. diableando verb [d̪jaβ̞leˈãn̪d̪o]
276. diablear verb [d̪jaβ̞leˈaɾ]
277. diableo noun [d̪jaˈβ̞leo]
278. diablesa noun /djaˈblesa/: deviless
279. diablillo noun /djaˈbliʝo/: diminutive of diablo
280. diablito noun /djaˈblito/: diminutive of diablo
281. diablitos noun [d̪jaˈβ̞lit̪os]: plural of diablito
282. diablo interjection, noun /ˈdjablo/: devil
283. diablo cojuelo noun /ˌdjablo koˈxwelo/: a personification of the devil in Spanish mythology, said to be naughty, rather than plain evil
284. diablo rojo phrase [ˈd̪jaβ̞lo ˈroxo]
285. diablos adverb, interjection, noun /ˈdjablos/: damn it, hell, heck
286. diablura noun /djaˈbluɾa/: prank
287. diabólicamente adverb /djaˌbolikaˈmente/: diabolically, devilishly, fiendishly
288. diabólico adjective /djaˈboliko/: diabolic
289. diabolización noun: demonization
290. diabolizar verb /djaboliˈθaɾ/: to demonize
291. diábolo noun /ˈdjabolo/: diabolo
292. DIAC abbreviation
293. diacachimba adjective: cool; awesome
294. diacereína noun: diacerein
295. diacetilmorfina noun: diacetylmorphine
296. diacetilo noun /djaθeˈtilo/: diacetyl
297. diache interjection /ˈdjat͡ʃe/: damn! wow! fuck!
298. diácido adjective: diacidic
299. diacilglicérido noun: diacylglyceride
300. diacilglicerol noun /djaθilɡliθeˈɾol/: diacylglycerol, diglyceride

Part 31 · Part 33 · Spanish words: D

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 D: 12,472 words, in 42 parts.