Spanish words: dls to doméstica

300 Spanish words, part 39 of 42 of the words starting with D, A to Z. 82 have a page of their own.

Spanish words dls to doméstica

dls noun: abbreviation of dólares (“dollars”)
DLV adjective, adverb: initialism of de la verga: very bad; terrible; crappy
DNA noun /ˌde ˌene ˈa/: DNA
dnd adverb, phrase: de nada
DNI abbreviation, noun /ˌde ˌene ˈi/: initialism of documento nacional de identidad
DNS abbreviation, noun /ˌde ˌene ˈese/: initialism of dominio de nivel superior de código de país (“ccTLD”)
do adverb, noun, pronoun /ˈdo/: do (musical note)
do de pecho phrase [ˈd̪o ð̞e ˈpet͡ʃo]
do quiera phrase [ˈd̪o ˈkjeɾa]
dóberman noun /ˈdobeɾman/: Dobermann
dobla noun, verb /ˈdobla/: dobla (historical coin)
dobladillado verb [d̪oβ̞lað̞iˈʝað̞o]
dobladillando verb [d̪oβ̞lað̞iˈʝãn̪d̪o]
dobladillar verb [d̪oβ̞lað̞iˈʝaɾ]
dobladillo noun /doblaˈdiʝo/: hem of a garment
doblado adjective, verb /doˈblado/: folded; bent
doblador adjective, noun /doblaˈdoɾ/: bending (a motion or action that bends)
dobladora adjective, noun /doblaˈdoɾa/: female equivalent of doblador: female dubber, voice actress
dobladura noun /doblaˈduɾa/: fold
doblaje noun /doˈblaxe/: dubbing (the replacement of a voice part in a movie or cartoon, particularly with a translation, revoicing)
doblamiento noun /doblaˈmjento/: folding
doblando verb [d̪oˈβ̞lãn̪d̪o]: gerund of doblar
doblándose verb [d̪oˈβ̞lãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of doblar combined with se
doblar verb /doˈblaɾ/: to fold
doblar la cabeza verb /doˌblaɾ la kaˈbeθa/: to pass away (die)
doblar la calle verb: To turn the corner
doblar la esquina verb /doˌblaɾ la esˈkina/: to go round the corner
doblar las manos phrase [d̪oˈβ̞laɾ las ˈmanos]
doblarse verb [d̪oˈβ̞laɾse]: infinitive of doblar combined with se
doble adjective, adverb, noun, verb /ˈdoble/: double
doble águila phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈaɣ̞ila]
doble barra vertical noun: double vertical bar
doble bemol phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le β̞eˈmol]
doble cara adjective, noun /ˌdoble ˈkaɾa/: poker face
doble ciego phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈsjeɣ̞o]
doble clic noun /ˌdoble ˈklik/: double-click
doble ele phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈele]
doble estándar noun, phrase /ˌdoble esˈtandaɾ/: double standard
doble falta noun: double fault
doble filo noun [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈfilo]
doble foso noun /ˌdoble ˈfoso/: double trap
doble hélice noun /ˌdoble ˈeliθe/: double helix
doble jornada phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le xoɾˈnað̞a]
doble lenguaje noun: doublespeak, double talk (equivocation)
doble moral noun: double standard, double standards
doble nacionalidad noun: dual citizenship
doble o nada phrase /ˌdoble o ˈnada/: double or quits
doble par phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈpaɾ]
doble pareja noun: two pair
doble penetración noun /ˌdoble penetɾaˈθjon/: double penetration
doble rasero noun, phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le raˈseɾo]: double standard
doble sentido noun /ˌdoble senˈtido/: double entendre; double meaning; pun
doble sostenido adjective, noun [ˈd̪oβ̞le sost̪eˈnið̞o]
doble tempo phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈt̪ẽmpo]
doble u phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le u]
doble uve phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈuβ̞e]
doble vara phrase [ˈd̪oβ̞le ˈβ̞aɾa]
doble vara de medir noun /ˌdoble ˌbaɾa de meˈdiɾ/: double standard
doble ve noun, phrase /ˌdoble ˈbe/: The name of the Latin script letter W/w.
doble vida noun /ˌdoble ˈbida/: double life
doblechequear verb [d̪oβ̞let͡ʃekeˈaɾ]
doblecortina noun /doblekoɾˈtina/: doublecortin
doblegable adjective /dobleˈɡable/: flexible, pliant
doblegadizo adjective [d̪oβ̞leɣ̞aˈð̞iso]
doblegado verb /dobleˈɡado/: past participle of doblegar
doblegador adjective: bending
doblegamiento noun [d̪oβ̞leɣ̞aˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
doblegando verb [d̪oβ̞leˈɣ̞ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of doblegar
doblegar verb /dobleˈɡaɾ/: to bring down, vanquish, conquer, topple, defeat
doblegarse verb /dobleˈɡaɾse/: infinitive of doblegar combined with se
doblemente adverb /ˌdobleˈmente/: doubly, twofold, twice
dobleplay noun /dobleˈplai/: double play
dobles adjective, noun, verb [ˈd̪oβ̞les]: plural of doble
dobles mixto noun: mixed doubles
doblescudo noun [d̪oβ̞lesˈkuð̞o]
doblete noun /doˈblete/: doublet
dobletear verb /dobleteˈaɾ/: to moonlight (to work a second job)
dobletrenza noun: pigtail
dobletroque noun /dobleˈtɾoke/: truck, lorry
doblez noun /doˈbleθ/: fold, hem
doblilla noun /doˈbliʝa/: a type of dobla (gold coin)
doblista noun: doubles player
doblón noun /doˈblon/: doubloon
doblonada noun [d̪oβ̞loˈnað̞a]
dobra noun [ˈd̪oβ̞ɾa]
dobro noun /ˈdobɾo/: dobro
dobutamina noun /dobutaˈmina/: dobutamine
doc noun [ˈd̪ok]
doca noun /ˈdoka/: A South American flowering plant of the genus Carpobrotus.
doce noun, number /ˈdoθe/: twelve
doceañero adjective [d̪oseaˈɲeɾo]
doceañista adjective, noun /doθeaˈɲista/: someone who wrote or influenced the Spanish Constitution of 1812
doceavo adjective, noun /doθeˈabo/: twelfth
docena adjective, noun /doˈθena/: dozen
docena del fraile noun /doˌθena del ˈfɾaile/: baker's dozen
docencia noun /doˈθenθja/: teaching
docenio noun [d̪oˈsenjo]
doceno adjective, number /doˈθeno/: twelfth
docente adjective, noun /doˈθente/: teaching
docético adjective [d̪oˈset̪iko]
dócil adjective /ˈdoθil/: docile
docilidad noun /doθiliˈdad/: docility
docilitado verb [d̪osiliˈt̪að̞o]
docilitando verb [d̪osiliˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]
docilitar verb [d̪osiliˈt̪aɾ]
dócilmente adverb /ˌdoθilˈmente/: docilely, tamely
docodonte noun /dokoˈdonte/: docodont
docosahexaenoico adjective /dokosaeɡsaeˈnoiko/: docosahexaenoic
docosanol noun: docosanol
doctamente adverb /ˌdoɡtaˈmente/: eruditely
doctífico adjective [d̪okˈt̪ifiko]
doctiloco adjective [d̪okt̪iˈloko]
doctilocuo adjective [d̪okt̪iˈlokwo]
doctísimamente adverb [d̪okˌt̪isimaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
doctísimo adjective /doɡˈtisimo/: superlative degree of docto
docto adjective /ˈdoɡto/: learned, erudite
doctor noun /doɡˈtoɾ/: doctor (Ph.D.)
doctor honoris causa noun [d̪okˈt̪oɾ oˈnoɾis ˈkawsa]
doctora noun, verb /doɡˈtoɾa/: female equivalent of doctor: female doctor
doctoración noun [d̪okt̪oɾaˈsjõn]
doctorado noun, verb /doɡtoˈɾado/: doctorate
doctoral adjective, noun /doɡtoˈɾal/: doctoral
doctoralía noun [d̪okt̪oɾaˈlia]
doctoralmente adverb [d̪okt̪oˌɾalˈmẽn̪t̪e]
doctoramiento noun [d̪okt̪oɾaˈmjẽn̪t̪o]
doctorando noun, verb [d̪okt̪oˈɾãn̪d̪o]: PhD student
doctorándose verb [d̪okt̪oˈɾãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of doctorar combined with se
doctorar verb /doɡtoˈɾaɾ/: to give/grant a doctorate
doctorarse verb [d̪okt̪oˈɾaɾse]: infinitive of doctorar combined with se
doctorcico adjective [d̪okt̪oɾˈsiko]
doctorcillo adjective, noun /doɡtoɾˈθiʝo/: diminutive of doctor
doctorcita noun [d̪okt̪oɾˈsit̪a]
doctorcito adjective [d̪okt̪oɾˈsit̪o]
doctoreando verb [d̪okt̪oɾeˈãn̪d̪o]
doctorear verb [d̪okt̪oɾeˈaɾ]
doctorismo noun [d̪okt̪oˈɾismo]
doctormorense adjective [d̪okt̪oɾmoˈɾẽnse]
doctrina noun, verb /doɡˈtɾina/: teaching
doctrina cristiana phrase [d̪okˈt̪ɾina kɾisˈt̪jana]
doctrinado verb [d̪okt̪ɾiˈnað̞o]: past participle of doctrinar
doctrinal adjective, noun /doɡtɾiˈnal/: doctrinal
doctrinalmente adverb /doɡtɾiˌnalˈmente/: doctrinally
doctrinando verb [d̪okt̪ɾiˈnãn̪d̪o]: gerund of doctrinar
doctrinar verb /doɡtɾiˈnaɾ/: alternative spelling of adoctrinar
doctrinariamente adverb /doɡtɾiˌnaɾjaˈmente/: doctrinairely
doctrinario adjective, noun [d̪okt̪ɾiˈnaɾjo]: doctrinaire
doctrinarismo noun: doctrinism
doctrinero adjective, noun /doɡtɾiˈneɾo/: someone who teaches a doctrine, especially a missionary who taught the Catholic doctrine to Native Americans
docudrama noun /dokuˈdɾama/: docudrama
docuficción noun /dokufiɡˈθjon/: docufiction
documentación noun /dokumentaˈθjon/: documentation
documentadamente adverb /dokumenˌtadaˈmente/: in a well-recorded way
documentado adjective, verb /dokumenˈtado/: documented, of record
documentador noun /dokumentaˈdoɾ/: documenter
documental adjective, noun /dokumenˈtal/: documentary
documentalismo noun /dokumentaˈlismo/: the art of making documentaries
documentalista adjective, noun /dokumentaˈlista/: documentalist
documentalmente adverb /dokumenˌtalˈmente/: using documents
documentando verb [d̪okumẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪o]: gerund of documentar
documentándose verb [d̪okumẽn̪ˈt̪ãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of documentar combined with se
documentar verb /dokumenˈtaɾ/: to document
documentario adjective /dokumenˈtaɾjo/: documentary
documentarista noun /dokumentaˈɾista/: documentarian
documentarse verb [d̪okumẽn̪ˈt̪aɾse]: infinitive of documentar combined with se
documento noun, verb /dokuˈmento/: document, paper
documento de voluntades anticipadas noun /dokuˌmento de bolunˌtades antiθiˈpadas/: advance directive, living will
documento nacional de identidad noun /dokuˌmento naθjoˌnal de identiˈdad/: national identity document
documento público noun /dokuˌmento ˈpubliko/: public instrument
docureality noun: reality show
docurreality noun: docureality
docuserie noun /dokuˈseɾje/: docuseries
dodecadodecaedro noun: dodecadodecahedron
dodecaédrico adjective /dodekaˈedɾiko/: dodecahedral
dodecaedro noun /dodekaˈedɾo/: dodecahedron
dodecafonía noun [d̪oð̞ekafoˈnia]
dodecafónico adjective /dodekaˈfoniko/: dodecaphonic
dodecafonismo noun: twelve-tone technique
dodecagonal adjective /dodekaɡoˈnal/: dodecagonal
dodecágono adjective, noun /dodeˈkaɡono/: dodecagon
dodecámero noun: dodecamer
Dodecaneso proper noun /dodekaˈneso/: Dodecanese (an archipelago of Greece in the Aegean Sea)
dodecápolis noun: dodecapolis
dodecasílabo adjective [d̪oð̞ekaˈsilaβ̞o]: dodecasyllabic
dodecatemoria noun: dodecatemoria
dodecilamina noun: dodecylamine
dodo noun /ˈdodo/: dodo
Dodoma proper noun /doˈdoma/: Dodoma (the capital city of Tanzania)
dodotis noun: diaper; nappy
dofón noun [d̪oˈfõn]
doga noun /ˈdoɡa/: A female Dogo Argentino.
dogal noun /doˈɡal/: noose
DOGE proper noun: Departamento de Eficiencia Gubernamental; DOGE.
dogma noun /ˈdoɡma/: dogma
dogma de fe noun /ˌdoɡma de ˈfe/: dogma of faith
dogmática adjective, noun /doɡˈmatika/: dogmatics
dogmáticamente adverb /doɡˌmatikaˈmente/: dogmatically
dogmático adjective /doɡˈmatiko/: dogmatic
dogmatismo noun /doɡmaˈtismo/: dogmatism
dogmatizado verb /doɡmatiˈθado/: past participle of dogmatizar
dogmatizando verb [d̪oɣ̞mat̪iˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dogmatizar
dogmatizar verb /doɡmatiˈθaɾ/: to dogmatize
dogo noun /ˈdoɡo/: bulldog or so called "presa type" mastiff
dogo argentino phrase [ˈd̪oɣ̞o aɾxẽn̪ˈt̪ino]
dogón adjective, noun /doˈɡon/: Dogon
dogor adjective [d̪oˈɣ̞oɾ]
dogout noun /doˈɡout/: alternative form of dugout
dogre noun /ˈdoɡɾe/: dogger (a two-masted fishing vessel, used by the Dutch)
dogui noun [ˈd̪oɣ̞i]
Doha proper noun /ˈdoa/: Doha (the capital city of Qatar)
dojo noun /ˈdoʝo/: dojo
doladera noun /dolaˈdeɾa/: spokeshave
dolado verb /doˈlado/: past participle of dolar
dolama noun /doˈlama/: bug (minor illness)
dolando verb [d̪oˈlãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dolar
dolape noun [d̪oˈlape]: bald man
dólar noun, verb /ˈdolaɾ/: dollar (designation for specific currency)
dólar americano noun: US dollar
dólar blue noun, phrase /ˌdolaɾ ˈblu/: black-market dollar
dólar canadiense noun /ˌdolaɾ kanaˈdjense/: Canadian dollar
dólar de arena noun: sand dollar
dólar de EE.UU. noun /ˌdolaɾ de esˌtados uˈnidos/: US dollar (official currency of the United States)
dólar estadounidense phrase [ˈd̪olaɾ est̪að̞owniˈð̞ẽnse]
dolarización noun /dolaɾiθaˈθjon/: dollarization
dolarizado verb [d̪olaɾiˈsað̞o]: past participle of dolarizar
dolarizando verb [d̪olaɾiˈsãn̪d̪o]: gerund of dolarizar
dolarizándose verb [d̪olaɾiˈsãn̪d̪ose]: gerund of dolarizar combined with se
dolarizar verb /dolaɾiˈθaɾ/: to dollarize
dolarizarse verb [d̪olaɾiˈsaɾse]: infinitive of dolarizar combined with se
dolencia noun /doˈlenθja/: ailment, illness
doler verb /doˈleɾ/: to hurt (to cause physical or emotional pain)
doler la lengua de decir phrase [d̪oˈleɾ la ˈlẽŋgwa ð̞e ð̞eˈsiɾ]
dolerita noun [d̪oleˈɾit̪a]: dolerite
dolerítico adjective [d̪oleˈɾit̪iko]
dolerse verb [d̪oˈleɾse]: infinitive of doler combined with se
dolet noun [d̪oˈlet̪]
doleto noun [d̪oˈlet̪o]
dolfín noun [d̪olˈfĩn]
dolico- prefix [d̪oˈliko]
dolicocefalia noun [d̪olikoseˈfalja]
dolicocéfalo adjective [d̪olikoˈsefalo]
dolicódromo noun [d̪oliˈkoð̞ɾomo]
dolicol noun: dolichol
dolicolito noun [d̪olikoˈlit̪o]
dólicos noun [ˈd̪olikos]
dolicote noun [d̪oliˈkot̪e]
dolido adjective, noun, verb /doˈlido/: hurt (emotionally)
doliendo verb [d̪oˈljẽn̪d̪o]: gerund of doler
doliéndose verb [d̪oˈljẽn̪d̪ose]: gerund of doler combined with se
doliente adjective, noun /doˈljente/: aching, hurting
dolientemente adverb [d̪oˌljẽn̪t̪eˈmẽn̪t̪e]
dolimán noun [d̪oliˈmãn]
dolimiento noun /doliˈmjento/: persistent pain; bug
dolina noun /doˈlina/: doline; sinkhole
dolión adjective, noun [d̪oˈljõn]: Dolionian
doliosamente adverb [d̪oˌljosaˈmẽn̪t̪e]
dolioso adjective [d̪oˈljoso]
dolma noun [ˈd̪olma]
dolmán noun: dolman
dolmen noun /ˈdolmen/: dolmen (tomb consisting of a capstone supported by two or more upright stones)
dolménico adjective /dolˈmeniko/: dolmen
dolo noun, verb /ˈdolo/: fraud
dolobre noun [d̪oˈloβ̞ɾe]
dolobu adjective /doˈlobu/: stupid, dumb
dolomía noun [d̪oloˈmia]: dolostone
dolomita noun /doloˈmita/: dolomite
dolomítico adjective [d̪oloˈmit̪iko]: dolomitic
dólopes noun /ˈdolopes/: A tribe from Dolopia
dolor noun /doˈloɾ/: pain, ache, aching soreness, tenderness (physical)
dolor de cabeza noun, phrase /doˌloɾ de kaˈbeθa/: headache (pain or ache in the head)
doloreño adjective, noun /doloˈɾeɲo/: of, from or relating to Dolores
dolorense adjective, noun: of, from or relating to Dolores Partido
dolores de tiempo noun: weather pains
doloridamente adverb /doloˌɾidaˈmente/: painfully
dolorido adjective /doloˈɾido/: sore, hurting, painful
dolorioso adjective [d̪oloˈɾjoso]
dolorísimo adjective [d̪oloˈɾisimo]
dolorista adjective [d̪oloˈɾist̪a]
dolorosa adjective, noun /doloˈɾosa/: feminine singular of doloroso
dolorosamente adverb /doloˌɾosaˈmente/: painfully
dolorosísimo adjective /doloɾoˈsisimo/: superlative degree of doloroso
doloroso adjective /doloˈɾoso/: painful
dolosamente adverb /doˌlosaˈmente/: maliciously, willfully
doloso adjective /doˈloso/: malicious; deceitful
doma noun, verb /ˈdoma/: horse taming
domable adjective /doˈmable/: tamable, controllable, conquerable
domacio noun /doˈmaθjo/: domatium
domada noun, verb /doˈmada/: taming
domado verb /doˈmado/: past participle of domar
domador noun /domaˈdoɾ/: tamer; one who tames animals
domain noun /doˈmein/: domain
domando verb /doˈmando/: gerund of domar
domar verb /doˈmaɾ/: to tame
domatofobia noun [d̪omat̪oˈfoβ̞ja]
dombenitense adjective, noun /dombeniˈtense/: of, from or relating to the town of Don Benito, in the province of Badajoz, Extremadura, Spain
dombo noun /ˈdombo/: alternative form of domo
domeñado verb /domeˈɲado/: past participle of domeñar
domeñando verb [d̪omeˈɲãn̪d̪o]: gerund of domeñar
domeñar verb /domeˈɲaɾ/: to tame, to domesticate
Doménech proper noun [d̪oˈmenet͡ʃ]
doméstica adjective, noun, verb /doˈmestika/: maid (female servant or cleaner)

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.