Spanish words: dihidrofolato to diplomacia

300 Spanish words, part 35 of 42 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 73 have a page of their own.

Spanish words dihidrofolato to diplomacia

dihidrofolato noun /diidɾofoˈlato/: dihydrofolate
dihidrógeno noun: dihydrogen
dihidromorfina noun: dihydromorphine
dihidropteroato noun: dihydropteroate
dihidrotestosterona noun: dihydrotestosterone
dihidroxiacetona noun /diidɾoɡsjaθeˈtona/: dihydroxyacetone
dihidroxilación noun: dihydroxylation
dihueñe noun /diˈweɲe/: Cyttaria espinosae, an edible mushroom that grows on oak from Chile
dihueñe de ñire phrase [d̪iˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eɲe ð̞e ˈɲiɾe]
dihueñe de ñirre phrase [d̪iˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eɲe ð̞e ˈɲire]
dihueñe del coigüe phrase [d̪iˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eɲe ð̞el ˈkojɣ̞we]
dihueñe mohoso del ñire phrase [d̪iˈ(ɣ̞)w̝eɲe moˈoso ð̞el ˈɲiɾe]
diisocianato noun: diisocyanate
diisopropilamina noun: diisopropylamine
dij noun [ˈd̪ix]
dije adjective, noun, verb /ˈdixe/: adorns, locket
Dijon proper noun [ˈd̪ixõn]: Dijon (the capital city of Côte-d'Or department, France)
dijonés adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Dijon
diktat noun: diktat
dilaceración noun [d̪ilaseɾaˈsjõn]
dilacerado verb [d̪ilaseˈɾað̞o]
dilacerando verb [d̪ilaseˈɾãn̪d̪o]
dilacerándose verb [d̪ilaseˈɾãn̪d̪ose]
dilacerarse verb [d̪ilaseˈɾaɾse]
dilación noun /dilaˈθjon/: delay
dilapidación noun /dilapidaˈθjon/: waste, profligacy
dilapidado verb /dilapiˈdado/: past participle of dilapidar
dilapidador adjective /dilapidaˈdoɾ/: wasteful, profligate
dilapidando verb [d̪ilapiˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dilapidar
dilapidar verb /dilapiˈdaɾ/: to squander, to waste
dilatable adjective [d̪ilaˈt̪aβ̞le]
dilatación noun /dilataˈθjon/: dilatation, dilation
dilatadamente adverb /dilaˌtadaˈmente/: dilatedly
dilatado adjective, verb /dilaˈtado/: extensive, vast, numerous
dilatador adjective, noun [d̪ilat̪aˈð̞oɾ]: dilating
dilatando verb [d̪ilaˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dilatar
dilatándose verb [d̪ilaˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of dilatar combined with se
dilatar verb /dilaˈtaɾ/: to prolong
dilatarse verb [d̪ilaˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of dilatar combined with se
dilatón noun /dilaˈton/: dilaton
dilatorio adjective /dilaˈtoɾjo/: delaying, dilatory
dildo noun /ˈdildo/: dildo
dile que no phrase [ˈd̪ile ke ˈno]
dilección noun [d̪ilekˈsjõn]: honest volition
dilecto adjective [d̪iˈlekt̪o]: favoured, preferred
dilema noun /diˈlema/: dilemma, quandary
dilemático adjective: dilemmatic
diletante adjective, noun /dileˈtante/: dilettante
diletantismo noun /diletanˈtismo/: dilettantism
diletar verb /dileˈtaɾ/: to dabble
dilettante adjective, noun: alternative form of diletante
Dili proper noun /ˈdili/: Dili (the capital city of East Timor)
diligencia noun, verb /diliˈxenθja/: diligence
diligenciado verb [d̪ilixẽnˈsjað̞o]: past participle of diligenciar
diligenciamiento noun /dilixenθjaˈmjento/: management
diligenciando verb [d̪ilixẽnˈsjãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diligenciar
diligenciar verb /dilixenˈθjaɾ/: to deal with; to manage
diligente adjective /diliˈxente/: diligent
diligentemente adverb /diliˌxenteˈmente/: diligently
dilín noun [d̪iˈlĩn]
dilo por ti phrase /ˌdilo poɾ ˈti/: speak for yourself
dilofosaurio noun [d̪ilofoˈsawɾjo]: dilophosaurid
dilogía noun [d̪iloˈxia]: dilogy (use of a word with two distinct meanings in the same sentence)
dilucidación noun /diluθidaˈθjon/: dilucidation
dilucidado verb /diluθiˈdado/: past participle of dilucidar
dilucidador adjective [d̪ilusið̞aˈð̞oɾ]
dilucidando verb [d̪ilusiˈð̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dilucidar
dilucidar verb /diluθiˈdaɾ/: to elucidate, clarify
dilución noun /diluˈθjon/: dilution
dilúculo noun [d̪iˈlukulo]: dawn
diluente adjective [d̪iˈlwẽn̪t̪e]
diluido verb /diˈlwido/: past participle of diluir
diluir verb /diˈlwiɾ/: to dilute
diluviado verb /diluˈbjado/: past participle of diluviar
diluvial adjective /diluˈbjal/: diluvial
diluviando verb [d̪iluˈβ̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diluviar
diluviano adjective /diluˈbjano/: diluvian
diluviar verb /diluˈbjaɾ/: to pour (as with rain)
diluvio noun, verb /diˈlubjo/: deluge, downpour
diluyendo verb [d̪iluˈʝẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of diluir
diluyente adjective, noun /diluˈʝente/: paint thinner
dim. noun: abbreviation of diminutivo (“diminutive”)
Dima proper noun [ˈd̪ima]
dimanación noun [d̪imanaˈsjõn]
dimanado verb [d̪imaˈnað̞o]: past participle of dimanar
dimanando verb [d̪imaˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dimanar
dimanar verb /dimaˈnaɾ/: to source (of a river, to start)
Dimas proper noun /ˈdimas/: a male given name, equivalent to English Dysmas
dime verb /ˈdime/: second-person singular imperative of decir combined with me
dime a ver phrase /ˌdime a ˈbeɾ/: what's up
dime con quién andas, y te diré quién eres proverb /ˌdime kon ˌkjen ˌandas | i te diˌɾe ˌkjen ˈeɾes/: a man is known by the company he keeps
dimear verb /dimeˈaɾ/: to dim
dimelia noun: dimelia
dimensión noun /dimenˈsjon/: dimension (a single aspect of a given thing)
dimensionado verb /dimensjoˈnado/: past participle of dimensionar
dimensional adjective /dimensjoˈnal/: dimensional
dimensionalidad noun /dimensjonaliˈdad/: dimensionality
dimensionalmente adverb /dimensjoˌnalˈmente/: dimensionally
dimensionamiento noun /dimensjonaˈmjento/: dimensioning
dimensionando verb [d̪imẽnsjoˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dimensionar
dimensionar verb /dimensjoˈnaɾ/: to gauge, to measure, to rightsize
dímer noun [ˈd̪imeɾ]
dimercaptosuccínico adjective: dimercaptosuccinic
dimérico adjective /diˈmeɾiko/: dimeric
dimerización noun /dimeɾiθaˈθjon/: dimerization
dimerizar verb /dimeɾiˈθaɾ/: to dimerize
dímero noun /ˈdimeɾo/: dimer
dimes noun /ˈdimes/: only used in dimes y diretes
dimes y diretes noun, phrase /ˌdimes i diˈɾetes/: squabbling, crossed words
dimetil noun: dimethyl
dimetilalilo noun: dimethylallyl
dimetilamina noun: dimethylamine
dimetilformamida noun /dimetilfoɾmaˈmida/: dimethylformamide
dimetílico adjective: dimethyl
dimetilmercurio noun: dimethylmercury
dimetilo noun /dimeˈtilo/: dimethyl
dimetilsulfóxido noun /dimetilsulˈfoɡsido/: dimethylsulphoxide
dimetiltriptamina noun: dimethyltryptamine
dimetoxianfetamina noun /dimetoɡsjanfetaˈmina/: dimethoxyamphetamine
dimetoxietano noun /dimetoɡsjeˈtano/: dimethoxyethane
dimidiado verb /dimiˈdjado/: past participle of dimidiar
dimidial adjective: related to something coming forth in halves
dimidiando verb [d̪imiˈð̞jãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dimidiar
dimidiar verb /dimiˈdjaɾ/: rare form of demediar
dimido verb [d̪iˈmið̞o]
dimiendo verb [d̪iˈmjẽn̪d̪o]
diminución noun: reduction
diminuecer verb: to diminish
diminutamente adverb /dimiˌnutaˈmente/: minutely
diminutivo adjective, noun /diminuˈtibo/: diminutive
diminuto adjective /dimiˈnuto/: minute
dimisión noun /dimiˈsjon/: resignation (leaving one's job or post)
dimisionar verb /dimisjoˈnaɾ/: to resign
dimisionario adjective /dimisjoˈnaɾjo/: outgoing, resigning
dimitente adjective /dimiˈtente/: outgoing, resigning
dimitido verb /dimiˈtido/: past participle of dimitir
dimitiendo verb [d̪imiˈt̪jẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of dimitir
dimitir verb /dimiˈtiɾ/: to resign (to quit a job or position)
Dimitri proper noun [d̪iˈmit̪ɾi]
dimórfico adjective /diˈmoɾfiko/: dimorphic
dimorfismo noun /dimoɾˈfismo/: dimorphism
dimorfobia noun [d̪imoɾˈfoβ̞ja]
dimorfoteca noun /dimoɾfoˈteka/: Cape marigold, African daisy, dimorphotheca.
dímsam noun [ˈd̪ĩmsãm]
din noun [ˈd̪ĩn]: clipping of dinero
dina abbreviation, adjective, noun, verb /ˈdina/: dyne
dinacharya noun: dinacharya
dinactina noun: dynactin
diñado verb [d̪iˈɲað̞o]: past participle of diñar
Dinamarca proper noun /dinaˈmaɾka/: Denmark (a country in Northern Europe)
dinamarqués adjective, noun /dinamaɾˈkes/: Danish
dinámica adjective, noun /diˈnamika/: dynamic, dynamics
dinámicamente adverb /diˌnamikaˈmente/: dynamically
dinámico adjective /diˈnamiko/: dynamic
dinamina noun: dynamin
dinamismo noun /dinaˈmismo/: dynamism
dinamita noun, verb /dinaˈmita/: dynamite
dinamitación noun: dynamiting
dinamitado verb /dinamiˈtado/: past participle of dinamitar
dinamitando verb [d̪inamiˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dinamitar
dinamitar verb /dinamiˈtaɾ/: to dynamite (to blow up with dynamite or other high explosive)
dinamitazo noun: dynamite blast
dinamitero noun /dinamiˈteɾo/: dynamiter
dinamización noun /dinamiθaˈθjon/: dynamization
dinamizado verb /dinamiˈθado/: past participle of dinamizar
dinamizador adjective /dinamiθaˈdoɾ/: revitalizing, stimulating
dinamizando verb [d̪inamiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dinamizar
dinamizándose verb [d̪inamiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of dinamizar combined with se
dinamizar verb /dinamiˈθaɾ/: to dynamise
dinamizarse verb [d̪inamiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of dinamizar combined with se
dinamo noun /diˈnamo/: dynamo
dinamométrico adjective /dinamoˈmetɾiko/: dynamometric
dinamómetro noun /dinaˈmometɾo/: dynamometer
dinamorfismo noun [d̪inamoɾˈfismo]
diñando verb [d̪iˈɲãn̪d̪o]: gerund of diñar
dinar noun, verb /diˈnaɾ/: dinar, the official currency of several countries
dinarada noun [d̪inaˈɾað̞a]
dinárico adjective: Dinaric
diñarla verb /diˈɲaɾla/: to croak, snuff it (die)
diñársela verb /diˈɲaɾsela/: to trick
dinasta noun /diˈnasta/: dynast
dinastía noun /dinasˈtia/: dynasty
dinásticamente adverb /diˌnastikaˈmente/: dynastically
dinástico adjective /diˈnastiko/: dynastic
dinatrón noun: dynatron
dineína noun: dynein
dinerada noun [d̪ineˈɾað̞a]
dineral noun /dineˈɾal/: mint, bundle, (UK) packet, an arm and a leg (large amount of money)
dinerario adjective /dineˈɾaɾjo/: money
dinero noun /diˈneɾo/: money
dinero al contado noun: cash money; cold cash
dinero contante noun: cash money
dinero de plástico noun, phrase [d̪iˈneɾo ð̞e ˈplast̪iko]: plastic money, including credit card, debit card, gift card, smart card, digital wallet, electronic purse
dinero en tabla noun: cash money; cold cash
dinero fíat phrase [d̪iˈneɾo ˈfiat̪]
dinero negro noun, phrase /diˌneɾo ˈneɡɾo/: dirty money, black money, (US, boodle)
dinero plástico noun: credit card (electronic money)
dinero sucio noun /diˌneɾo ˈsuθjo/: dirty money
dingo noun /ˈdinɡo/: dingo
dingolondango noun /dinɡolonˈdanɡo/: caress, cuddle, flattery
dingui noun: dinghy
dinitrato noun /diniˈtɾato/: dinitrate
dinitrilo noun: dinitrile
dinitrofenilhidrazina noun: dinitrophenylhydrazine
dinitrógeno noun: dinitrogen
dinka adjective: Dinka
dinocéfalo noun: dinocephalian
dinocerado noun: dinoceratan
dinoflagelado noun [d̪inoflaxeˈlað̞o]: dinoflagellate (any of many marine protozoa of the phylum Dinoflagellata)
dinofobia noun [d̪inoˈfoβ̞ja]
Dinora proper noun /diˈnoɾa/: a female given name
dinorfina noun /dinoɾˈfina/: dynorphin
dinosaurio noun /dinoˈsauɾjo/: dinosaur
dinosauriomanía noun: dinomania
dinosauro noun /dinoˈsauɾo/: dinosaur
dinosauroide noun: dinosauroid
dinoterio noun /dinoˈteɾjo/: deinothere
dintel noun /dinˈtel/: alternative form of lintel
dintelado verb [d̪ĩn̪t̪eˈlað̞o]
dintelando verb [d̪ĩn̪t̪eˈlãn̪d̪o]
dintorno noun [d̪ĩn̪ˈt̪oɾno]
dinucleótido noun: dinucleotide
diocesano adjective /djoθeˈsano/: diocesan
diócesis noun /ˈdjoθesis/: diocese (administrative district in some ancient Roman provinces)
diocleciano adjective /djokleˈθjano/: Diocletian
diocuarde interjection /djoˈkwaɾde/: oh my God
diodo noun /ˈdjodo/: diode
diodo emisor de luz phrase [ˈd̪joð̞o emiˈsoɾ ð̞e ˈlus]
diodo túnel phrase [ˈd̪joð̞o ˈt̪unel]
diodo varicap phrase [ˈd̪joð̞o β̞aɾiˈkap]
diodo Zener phrase [ˈd̪joð̞o ˈseneɾ]
diofántico adjective [d̪joˈfãn̪t̪iko]: diophantine
dioguarde interjection /djoˈɡwaɾde/: alternative spelling of diocuarde
dioico adjective /ˈdjoiko/: dioecious
diol noun /ˈdjol/: diol
Diomedes proper noun /djoˈmedes/: Diomedes (Greek mythical hero)
Dion proper noun /ˈdjon/: a surname from French
Dionicio proper noun [d̪joˈnisjo]
Dionisia proper noun /djoˈnisja/: a female given name, masculine equivalent Dionisio, equivalent to English Denise
dionisíaco adjective /djoniˈsjako/: alternative form of dionisíaco
Dionisio proper noun /djoˈnisjo/: a male given name, equivalent to English Dionysius or Dennis, a theophoric name deriving from Dionysus of which many rulers bore in the classical and...
Dioniso proper noun /djoˈniso/: Dionysus
diópsido noun: diopside
dioptra noun /ˈdjobtɾa/: a type of alidade
dioptría noun [d̪jopˈt̪ɾia]: diopter
dióptrica adjective, noun [ˈd̪jopt̪ɾika]: dioptrics (study of the refraction of light)
dióptrico adjective /ˈdjobtɾiko/: dioptric
dioquis phrase [ˈd̪jokis]
diorama noun /djoˈɾama/: diorama
diorita noun [d̪joˈɾit̪a]: diorite
diorítico adjective: dioritic
dios noun /ˈdjos/: god
Dios aprieta, pero no ahoga proverb [ˈd̪jos aˈpɾjet̪a | ˈpeɾo ˈno aˈoɣ̞a]
dios astado noun: Horned God
dios cornudo noun: Horned God
Dios da pan a quien no tiene dientes phrase /ˌdjos ˌda ˌpan a ˌkjen ˌno ˌtjene ˈdjentes/: to cast pearls before swine
Dios los cría y ellos se juntan proverb /ˌdjos los ˌkɾia i ˌeʝos se ˈxuntan/: birds of a feather flock together
Dios me libre phrase /ˌdjos me ˈlibɾe/: God forbid
Dios mediante interjection /ˌdjos meˈdjante/: God willing
Dios mío interjection /ˌdjos ˈmio/: my God!; oh my God! (an expression of shock or surprise)
Dios primero interjection /ˌdjos pɾiˈmeɾo/: alternative form of primero Dios
Dios sabe phrase /ˌdjos ˈsabe/: God knows; goodness knows
Dios te la depare buena phrase /ˌdjos te la deˌpaɾe ˈbwena/: best of luck; good luck
Dios te oiga interjection /ˌdjos te ˈoiɡa/: God willing; hopefully; let's cross our fingers; inshallah
diosa noun /ˈdjosa/: goddess
diosa de la cama noun /ˌdjosa de la ˈkama/: sex goddess
Diosdado proper noun /ˌdjosˈdado/: a male given name
diosecilla noun /djoseˈθiʝa/: minor goddess
diosmina noun /djosˈmina/: diosmine
diostedé noun /djosteˈde/: toucan
dioxano noun /djoɡˈsano/: dioxane
dióxido noun /ˈdjoɡsido/: dioxide
dióxido de azufre noun /ˌdjoɡsido de aˈθufɾe/: sulfur dioxide
dióxido de carbono noun, phrase /ˌdjoɡsido de kaɾˈbono/: carbon dioxide (CO₂)
dióxido del silicio noun /ˌdjoɡsido del siˈliθjo/: silicon dioxide
dioxigenasa noun /djoɡsixeˈnasa/: dioxygenase
dioxígeno noun: dioxygen
dioxina noun [d̪iokˈsina]: dioxin
dioxoantraceno noun: dioxoanthracene
dip noun /ˈdip/: dip (sauce for dipping)
dipasto noun [d̪iˈpast̪o]
dipe adjective: clingy
dipeptidil noun /dipebtiˈdil/: dipeptidyl
dipéptido noun: dipeptide
dipipanona noun /dipipaˈnona/: dipipanone
dipiramidal adjective /dipiɾamiˈdal/: dipyramidal
dipiridamol noun /dipiɾidaˈmol/: dipyridamole
dipirona noun [d̪ipiˈɾona]: dipyrone
diplexor noun: diplexer
diploblástico adjective: diploblastic
diplococo noun /diploˈkoko/: diplococcus
diplodócido noun: diplodocid
diplodoco noun /diploˈdoko/: diplodocus
diplodocoide noun: diplodocoid
diplodocus noun [d̪iploˈð̞okus]: diplodocus
diplofobia noun [d̪iploˈfoβ̞ja]
diploide adjective /diˈploide/: diploid
diploidía noun /diploiˈdia/: diploidy
diploma noun, verb /diˈploma/: diploma
diplomacia noun /diploˈmaθja/: diplomacy (art of conducting international relations)

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.